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News November 22, 2004

Asia Mineral steps up work at Ban Phuc

Vancouver — Drilling by Asian Mineral Resources (ASN-V) continues to prove up resources on the junior’s 70%-owned Ban Phuc nickel project in northern Vietnam.

News November 22, 2004

Cdn Royalties stretches Mequillon

Drilling along the northeastern strike extension of the Lac Mequillon nickel-copper deposit in Ungava, Que., has traced the known mineralization another 100 metres beyond a September resource estimate.

News November 22, 2004

Canadian Stock Exchange Indices (November 22, 2004)

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News November 22, 2004

TSX enjoys gold’s good fortune

Gold rose US$6-even over the Nov. 10-16 report period to close at a 16-year high of US$439.40 per oz. in London. To the surprise of no one, the TSX’s gold index jumped 7.2 points, or more than 3%, to 224.45. The diversified metals & mining index w…

News November 22, 2004

Markets up, miners follow

A quarter-point move in U.S. interest rates didn’t dampen enthusiasm on Wall Street in the reporting period Nov. 10-16. The Dow Jones Industrial Average, at 10,487.65, and the S&P 500, at 1,175.43, were both about 1% higher after generally buoyant…

News November 22, 2004

PDAC seeks accounting standards

The following is a recent open letter from the Prospectors & Developers Association of Canada to Ronald Salole, director of accounting standards with the Toronto-based Accounting Standards Board.

News November 22, 2004

Int’l Minerals defines Rio Blanco deposit

Vancouver — As part of an ongoing feasibility study, International Minerals (IMZ-T) has completed definition drilling on the Rio Blanco gold-silver project in south-central Ecuador.

News November 22, 2004

Frank Beales

Frank Beales, former professor of geology at the University of Toronto and McMaster University in Hamilton, has died. He was 85.

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