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News December 27, 2004

High grades for Imperial

Vancouver — Drilling by Imperial Metals (III-T) has extended mineralization at the Mount Polley copper-gold project in central British Columbia.

News December 27, 2004

Moly rally spurs Adanac

Vancouver — Adanac Moly (AUA-V) has arranged financing to explore the Ruby Creek molybdenum property, near Atlin in northwestern British Columbia.

News December 27, 2004

Gold Fields in talks with Harmony

In an about-face, Gold Fields (GFI-N) has concluded preliminary talks with Harmony Gold (HMY-N), which had launched a hostile takeover of the South African major.

News December 27, 2004

Canadian Stock Exchange Indices (December 27, 2004)

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News December 27, 2004

Lumina drills Regalito

Vancouver — Drilling by Lumina Copper (LCC-T) has expanded the amount of copper mineralization at the Regalito project in Chile.

News December 27, 2004

Getting the vapours

The Buenos Aires Conference of the Parties, the tenth annual review of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change, did not agree, as some had hoped, on a treaty to replace the Kyoto Protocol when that ends in 2012. Instead, another,…

News December 27, 2004

Dianor joins Leadbetter in Wawa diamond camp

The Wawa diamond exploration camp in northern Ontario has a new player and may be entering a new phase of its development with the arrival of junior Dianor Resources (DOR-V).

News December 27, 2004

People (December 27, 2004)

Antofagasta — Jean-Paul Luksic appointed chairman; Marcelo Awad appointed CEO of subsidiary Antofagasta Mining South America.

The first train-load of metallurgical coal from Western Canadian Coal's Dillon mine. On top, from left: Rail operators Bruce Zimmers and Dale Groves with fellow operators Ren Rochon (bottom left), Robert Vandale, Dillon Mine Superintendent Michael LaCarte, and operator Jerry Tobin.

News December 27, 2004

Western Canadian Coal revs up Dillon

Tumbler Ridge, B.C. — Western Canadian Coal (WTN-V) has started up the Dillon mine, part of the Burnt River project, near Tumbler Ridge in northeastern British Columbia.

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