Aber appoints O’Neill as Harry head
Having just acquired a controlling stake in the jeweller-to-the-stars, Aber Diamond (ABZ-T) has installed Thomas O’…
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Trading Summary (April 19, 2004)
Toronto’s gold stocks ended 1.97 points lower at 21.08, while the diversified crowd slipped 0.66 of a point to 221.
Tejamen proves richer than first thought (April 19, 2004)
Vancouver — Drilling by
Rubicon finds more gold at McFinley
Vancouver —
S. Atlantic confirms copper-gold find (April 19, 2004)
Vancouver —
SouthernEra considers asset split
With the price of platinum at heights not seen in over 20 years,
Ontario output less valuable
Lower nickel production and uncharacteristically low prices for platinum group metals contributed to a decline in the value of mineral production in Ontario in 2003.
PGEs defy gravity on TSX as golds sink
Platinum and palladium stood out from the pack, gaining US$51 and US$13 per oz., respectively, during the April 7-13 report period.
S. Australia aims to boost exploration
The South Australian government will spend A$15 million over five years in an effort to triple mineral exploration in the state by 2007.
Intrepid’s Salvadoran prospect promising
A grassroots gold discovery in eastern El Salvador is returning some encouraging numbers for
Editorial Cartoon (April 19, 2004)
Gold rises in face of weaker euro
Gold is ending the first quarter much as it ended the last: rising strongly toward long-term peaks. However, the nature of this rally has changed. Gold is now rising in the face of a weaker euro — breaking the gold/euro correction that became so…