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Latin America silver still strong

Mexico and Peru will remain the world’s largest silver producers until at least 2001, by which time they will be producing 115 million oz. and 68 million oz. per year, respectively, predicts the Washi…


No takers for $1,000 challenge

The editorial regarding the Nisga’a treaty, in your issue of Nov. 8-14, was right on. It outlines the situation precisely. The most frightening aspects, however, are the implications of follow-up agre…


Cambior looking to shed assets

In a new strategy aimed at reducing its heavy debt burden, Cambior (CBJ-T) has announced its intention to sell “substantial” gold or base metal assets, or both, and begun soliciting offers from intere…


Miners, financiers shuck shells at annual shindig

About 350 people from Toronto’s exploration, mining and financial community attended the annual oyster party sponsored jointly by explosives firm Orica Canada and the Toronto branch of the Canadian In…


Kids on Wall Street

The world of international finance is a murky, mysterious one for most Canadians and Americans who punch a clock in a factory or put in long hours at an office building. Most probably believe that the…


Recognizing aboriginal rights

Mining industry representatives are confused by the media’s often misleading or incorrect interpretations of Supreme Court decisions and historic and contemporary agreements regarding Aboriginal land …


Snap Lake viewed as having ‘excellent’ economics

David James, mining analyst for Canaccord Capital, has been watching developments in Canada’s emerging diamond industry since the first discoveries were made in the Lac de Gras region in the early 199…




Mid-North adds ground

Calgary-based Mid-North Resources (MNU-V) has acquired seven new permits covering occurrences of both platinum group metals and base metals in the Fox River sill area of northeastern Manitoba.The sill…


Champion boosts phosphate production

With demand for phosphate growing in international markets, Champion Resources (CHL-V) has decided to double planned production at its Farim deposit in Guinea Bissau, a small independent state in West…


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