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Noranda takes big hit in 2002 (February 17, 2003)

Reflecting its decision to close the Magnola magnesium plant in Quebec, Noranda (NRD-T) has recorded a whopping $700-million loss for 2002.The $3.02-per-share loss included an after-tax charge of $630…


People (February 17, 2003)

Barrick Gold — Gregory Wilkens appointed president and CEO replacing Randall Oliphant.Algoma Steel — Alexander Adam retired from board of directors.McKenzie Bay International — John Sa…



Inco aims to sustain record output of PGMs

While it has benefited strongly from higher nickel and copper prices of late, Inco (N-T) expects platinum group metals (PGMs) to remain a valuable byproduct at its operations.At its flagship Sudbury o…




Producer and Dealer Prices (February 17, 2003)

Antimony: Mid-mkt US$2,200/t.Bismuth: Mid-mkt US$2.85/lb.Cadmium: Mid-mkt US$0.65/lb.Chromium: Mid-mkt ores US$65.00/t.Cobalt: Recent trades US$7.35-8.00/lb.Copper: Comex Mar US$0.7755/lb.Indium: Indi…


Innovation augurs well for Canadian mining

If I had to pick just one word to describe the Canadian mining industry in recent years, it would be “innovative.” Innovation now defines our industry. In fact, the mining industry spends some $370 mi…


Hatch teams with Newmont

Mississauga, Ont.-based mining engineering and consulting firm Hatch has signed a marketing and technology agreement with Newmont Mining that will see the two companies share pressure-oxidation extrac…


Glamis unloads Cerro San Pedro stake

Glamis Gold (GLG-T) will sell its half interest in the Cerro San Pedro gold-silver project in Mexico to equal partner Metallica Resources (MR-T) for US$18 million.Metallica will pay US$2 million on cl…


Study underscores Sustut’s potential

Vancouver — A new resource estimate enhances the economic potential of the Sustut copper deposit, 65 km north of the Kemess gold-copper mine in north-central British Columbia.Partners Northgate Explo…


De Beers rides crest of diamond sector’s success

Last year proved to be exceptionally successful for De Beers and the diamond industry as a whole.Demand for rough diamonds was strong throughout 2002 as cutting centres responded to the increased dema…


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