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EDITORIAL PAGE — Fighting an anti-mining tide

Ontario’s Ministry of Northern Development and Mines (MNDM) has been taking some hard knocks over the past few years for its failure to promote the mining industry. The province’s own figures show tha…


Inco to cut staff

Mining giant Inco (TSE) will cut its payroll by at least 500 employees through attrition over the next two years, but the company says there will no layoffs from its 9,700-strong primary metals workfo…


Alaska minerals

This year’s convention of the Alaska Miners Association, Nov. 2-6, will highlight the state’s porphyry gold and the mineral potential of public lands. More than 50 exhibitors will display their goods …


Diamond cartel relies on deep pockets

As more and more Canadian companies join the rush for diamonds, the market for their discoveries is looking increasingly vulnerable. A recent flood of gem-quality diamonds from Angola, where an estima…


Golden Giant output to fall in ’93

After being in control for just over a year, Hemlo Gold Mines’ (TSE) new management team appears to be achieving its corporate objectives of making the company a low-cost producer and environmentally …





LETTERS TO THE EDITOR — Sharing Senate seats

Forestry, mining and tourism are being handed from one government to another. The status quo of Northern Ontario resource-based communities may be eroded through the constitutional negotiations in nat…




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