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Coeur d’Alene, Echo Bay at odds over Kensington

A dispute has arisen between partners Coeur d’Alene Mines (NYSE) and Echo Bay Mines (AMEX) over their Kensington gold project in southeastern Alaska.Based on its understanding of the terms of the agre…


Metall increases budget for exploration spending

TSE-listed Metall Mining has increased exploration spending by about one-third, to $20.1 million, as it continues to focus on North and Latin America and Europe.At the Gataga project, north of McKenzi…


SEC lists broker compensation procedures

In an effort to reduce conflicts of interest between brokers and investors, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) in Washington has unveiled a report highlighting “best practices” that bro…


Royal Oak moves to buy El Condor

Gold producer Royal Oak Mines (TSE) intends to acquire El Condor Resources (VSE) for about $95 million.El Condor’s principal asset is a 60% interest in the Kemess South gold-copper deposit in north-ce…


Aurex reports increase in reserves at Cobrex

Reserves at Minera Cobrex’s copper-silver project in northern Chile are on the rise.Aurex Resources (TSE), which holds a 70% interest in Cobrex, now estimates the project’s resource at more than 5 mil…




Black Swan drill program tests Brazilian property

A widely spaced, 16-hole program of reverse-circulation drilling has confirmed the continuity of the main mineralized shear zone at the Santa Helena property in Brazil.Owner Black Swan Gold Mines (TSE…


Pacific Vangold makes African plans

A drill program is planned for the Kafunzo anomaly in Uganda.Pacific Vangold Mines (VSE), which holds more than 9,600 sq. km of exploration licences in the East African country, expects to drill some …


Trilogy works Chilean prospect

Junior Consolidated Trilogy Ventures (VSE) has carried out preliminary trenching in and around excavated pits and underground workings on the Nueva Esperanza property in Chile.The main feature is a no…


Odds ‘n’Sods — Newsworthy western prospect

In sharp contrast to the general lack of enthusiasm for — and perhaps even hostility against — mining ventures on Vancouver Island today, the city of Victoria’s leading newspaper did give such devel…


OBITUARY — Harry Galley

A former Inco employee who was credited with designing the first mass-produced stainless steel sink, Harry Galley, died recently in Toronto. He was 91.A native of Arundel, Que., he attended McGill Uni…


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