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Gold Fever in BC, Part 2

The exploration and development of porphyry deposits during the 1960s and 1970s had a profound effect on the mining community in British Columbia. Between 1965 and 1987, one out of every four deposits…


Alcoa rebounds in Q2

Costcutting enabled Alcoa (AA-N) to turn a respectable profit in the second quarter.The world’s largest aluminum producer earned US$232 million (or US27 per share) on revenue of US$5.2 billion during…


Alcoa receives award

Alcoa Foundation, the charitable arm of Pittsburgh, Pa.-based Alcoa, one of the world’s largest aluminum refiners, has received an award from the Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation (…


34 die in Ukrainian coal mine

A fire in Ukraine has claimed the lives of 34 miners, bringing the country’s death toll from mining-related accidents to nearly 150 this year.Thirty of the miners were in a trolley descending into the…


PEOPLE (July 15, 2002)

Afri-Can Marine — R.W. Foster appointed resource development manager.Algoma — Glen Manchester appointed senior VP corporate development; Keith McKay appointed VP finance and CFO.Fort Knox…


Queenston revs up printing press

Higher demand for its paper has prompted Queenston Mining (QMI-T) to increase the size of a private share offering.The placement now consists of 6.25 million units priced at 80 apiece. Half the units…


US markets stay weak

Stock markets in the U.S. were little-changed over the holiday-shortened trading period July 3-9. Over four trading days, the Dow Jones Industrial Average managed a 1% gain, to 9,096.09 points, while …


Kinross no longer Greystar insider

Recent insider trading transactions reported by the Ontario Securities Commission include the following:o Alamos Minerals (AAS-V) — Chester Millar, director, bought 70,000 shares at 39-57, sold 139,…



Stronger prices tied to US recovery

Base metals markets traded sideways in thin volumes during the report period July 1-5 as U.S. stock markets and the U.S. dollar regained some poise.A more stable outlook for U.S. financial markets wou…


Central Fund closes US$48.5m share issue

Central Fund of Canada (CEF.A-T), a precious metals holding company based in Calgary, has sold 11.6 million class A shares to a syndicate of underwriters led by CIBC World Markets. The proceeds total …


Correction (July 15, 2002)

Two photos accompanying a report on Moydow Mines International (MOY-T) in our July 8-14 issue should have been credited to the company.Also, the final sentence was incomplete. It should have read: “In…


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