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Stornoway comes up with diamonds (January 17, 2005)

Stornoway Diamond (SWY-T), BHP Billiton Diamonds (BHP-N) and Hunter Exploration Group have discovered diamonds in all five of the kimberlites they sampled in 2004. The pipes are on the Aviat property in Nunavu…


Eritrean government extends olive branch

Vancouver — The Eritrean government is seeking further meetings with foreign companies exploring for minerals in the East African country. The move comes four months after its surprising and unexplained ban on all exploration within its borders.


Tri Origin pinpoints gold anomalies

Tri Origin Exploration (TOE-V) has outlined gold geochemical anomalies at its Red Lake Extension property, 10 km southeast of the Red Lake mine in northern Ontario.


Luscar partners expand Coal Valley

The Luscar Energy Partnership, which consists of equal partners Sherritt International (S-T) and the Ontario Teachers Pension Plan Board, intends to double the capacity of the Coal Valley mine, 100 km south of Edson, Alta.



Dianor confirms Leadbetter diamonds (January 17, 2005)

Results from initial, independent sampling at Dianor‘s (DOR-V) new Leadbetter diamond property, near Wawa, Ont., are confirming the presence of diamonds and even suggesting the presence of a very large, near-surface diamond-mine…


New Kutcho resources outlined

Vancouver — An internal resource estimate suggests less tonnage but higher grades for the Kutcho Creek polymetallic project in north-central British Columbia.




Hecla, Triumph strike deal

A deal between Hecla Mining (HL-N) and Vancouver junior Triumph Gold (TAU-V) will give Hecla ownership of the Guariche gold property in Bolivar state, Venezuela.


Mining survives in Chile

The Chilean government recently proposed a bill to impose a government royalty on mining companies primarily producing copper in Chile, over and above corporate income tax. Fortunately, the bill did not pass, though it may yet be re-introduced.



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