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Hope on the horizon

At the annual meeting of the Mining Association of Canada, retiring president Alfred Powis, head of Noranda Mines, reviewed the obstacles and difficulties that have beset the industry in recent years….


NAME CHANGES (March 04, 2002)

Colerain Mining (CRI-V) has changed its name to Amex Exploration (AMX-V) on a 1-new-for-10-old-share basis.Battlefield Mineral (BFM-V) has changed its name to BM Diamondcorp…


Yatela props up Iamgold

Thanks to newfound production from the Yatela mine in western Mali, Iamgold (IMG-T) set a production record in 2001.The company, which owns 40% of Yatela and 38% of its bigger sister, Sadiola, produce…



Waterloo drilling yields high-grade nickel

Follow-up drilling by LionOre Mining International (LIM-T) has cut more high-grade nickel mineralization at the newly discovered Waterloo zone on the Wildara property in Western Australia.Diamond dril…



Gencor faces R1-billion suit

Johannesburg-listed Gencor, is facing more than R1 billion in claims from people with asbestos-related illnesses.Lawyers are preparing 3,500 claims totalling R1 billion in compensation from Gencor, wh…


Tantalum use slated to rise

Global demand for tantalum has increased strongly since the mid-1990s, exhibiting annual growth of 24% to reach a peak of more than 2,600 tonnes Ta2O5 in 2001, according to a report by London-based Ro…


Agnico-Eagle posts mixed results for ’01

As a result of the first full year of production at the expanded LaRonde mine in Rouyn-Noranda, Que., Agnico-Eagle Mines (AGE-T) enjoyed solid operating results in 2001. However, the higher output did…


The silver (left), gold and bronze medals made for the 2002 Olympic Winter Games in Salt Lake City, Utah. Each medal consists of metals mined from the Kennecott Utah Copper mine in Salt Lake Valley.

Kennecott provides metals for medals

The mining community shared in the glory at the 2002 Winter Olympic Games in Salt Lake City, Utah, last month. That’s because the medals distributed were made of metals from the Kennecott Utah Copper …


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