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Edward Chee-Ping Mark

Edward Chee-Ping Mark, former chief metallurgist with Rio Algom, has died. He was 69.Born and raised in a small village in China, Mr. Mark emigrated to Canada in 1954 to attend university. He graduate…


GSB cuts may be counterproductive

Reports from British Columbia imply the new government of Gordon Campbell may be considering wholesale cuts to the province’s Geological Survey Branch.The first public hint of this proposal came in la…



Matamec cuts gold at Sakami

Val d’Or, Que.-based Matamec Explorations (MAT-V) has released preliminary results from a second round of drilling at the Sakami gold project, 80 km southeast of Radisson, Que.The 2,000-metre drilling…


Resource stocks give benchmark a push

Buyers outpaced sellers over the Nov. 21-27 report period to push the The Toronto Stock Exchange 300 index up a respectable 81.35 points. The benchmark finished the week at 7,462.56 points.Gold gained…


US markets fly like turkeys

The U.S. markets enjoyed an uneventful four trading days surrounding the American Thanksgiving holiday, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average sliding 28.78 points to 9,872.60 and the Standard & Poors …


PEOPLE (December 03, 2001)

Canadian Zinc — John Kearney appointed director.Easton — Eric Caton appointed director and Leslie Markow appointed corporate secretary.Int’l Pursuit — Bernard Kraft appointed executive…


CDNX flatlines amid economic uncertainty

Vancouver — Canada’s junior exchange stalled over the week ended Nov. 27. The Canadian Venture Exchange composite index lost 0.03 of a point and closed at 3064.62. The mining index lost 20.22 points,…


Short term grim for cobalt

The short-to-medium-term outlook for cobalt remains unfavourable, according to a report from London-based Roskill Information Services.In 2001, prices for the base metal fell almost continually, to le…



Nerves rattled over short-term outlook

The base metals price rally stalled during the report period Nov. 19-23 as the focus turned once again to the poor short-term outlook for consumption.Copper was the market’s best performer, briefly to…



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