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Attacks will cost Canada $5b

Canadian mining, along with manufacturing, transportation, tourism and retail, lost a total of $1.2 billion as a result of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks in New York City, according to a report by a H…




Platinum demand at new high

Demand for platinum is expected to rise by 5% to a record 5.9 million oz. in 2001, and the climb is being led by a 25% rise in demand from the auto industry, owing to increased market share for diesel…


Home-owners on unstable ground: province

The Ontario government evacuated several residents living close to the defunct Toburn gold mine, near Kirkland Lake, Ont., after it was discovered their homes rest on unstable ground.Ground stability …


Candente extends gold system in Peru

Vancouver — Mapping and geochemical sampling by Candente Resources (DNT-V) have uncovered a new gold target on the Lunahuana property near Lima in central Peru.Situated 1.5 km east of the previously …


BC committed to geoscience

The government of British Columbia is committed to building a thriving private-sector economy that creates high-paying job opportunities, including those in the mining and mineral exploration industry…



Newmont trumps bid by AngloGold

The takeover battle for Normandy Mining (NDY-T) has entered a new round, with Newmont Mining (NEM-N) countering AngloGold’s (AU-N) latest bid by offering twice as much cash.Newmont is now of…


Aur gets Duck Pond base metal project

In a deal valued at $6 million, Aur Resources (AUR-T) is taking over the Duck Pond base metal project in Newfoundland from partners Thundermin Resources (THR-T) and Queenston Mining (QMI-T).


Altius, Barrick seek Carlin-type deposits

Vancouver — Altius Minerals (ALS-V) and Barrick Gold (ABX-T) are jointly exploring Newfoundland’s Botwood Basin for Carlin-type deposits.Barrick stands to earn a 75% interest in six properties by fun…


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