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First Quantum tables Kansanshi report

An independent feasibility study has given First Quantum Minerals (FM-T) the green light to develop the Kansanshi copper deposit in Zambia.The study, prepared by GRDMinproc of Australia, concludes tha…


Sigma reopens

McWatters Mining’s (MWA-T) gold mill at the Sigma open-pit operations in Val d’Or, Que., has resumed commercial production. The mill began its ramp-up in late November, after capacity was boosted to 5…



CAMESE releases compendium

The Canadian Association of Mining Equipment and Services for Export has released its seventh annual CAMESE Compendium of Canadian Mining Suppliers.The 164-page directory contains information on more …


Canico buys out Inco in Brazil

Vancouver — Canico Resource (CNI-V) has raised enough funds to acquire Inco’s (N-T) Ona-Puma nickel laterite project in Brazil’s Para state.Recent financings allowed the junior to fulfil its require…


Record output for Glamis

Vancouver — Glamis Gold (GLG-T) lowered costs while ramping up production in 2002.The Reno-based company made a profit of US$13.7 million (or US14 per share) for the year, compared to US$4.8 million…




The concrete on the left is the burnout box at the beginning of the quarter-mile drag strip at the Brainerd International Raceway in north-central Minnesota. Asphalt, containing taconite, connected the new concrete track near the starting line. It also extends the track from the 750-ft. mark, where the concrete ends.

Taconite helps make raceway safer and faster

The full-throttle roar of engines and rowdy fans have not been heard since late October at the Brainerd International Raceway (BIR) in north-central Minnesota, but not all is silent. More than 600 ton…



Glamis makes gains

A number of things separate Glamis Gold from its Vancouver counterparts. The first would have to be its “low-key” approach to doing business.The second relates to the fact that it showed a net profit …


Quality of gov’t material questioned

I recently attended the Cordilleran Exploration Roundup in Vancouver, B.C., where the Federal Department of Fisheries and Oceans (DFO) distributed inappropriate material.As Yukon and British Columbia …


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