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ANTHONY VACCAROAgnico-Eagle's chief executive Sean Boyd stands on the construction site for the Kittil mine in Finland's Far North. The project is slated to cost Agnico US$135 million to build, and is expected to begin producing an average of 150,000 oz. gold annually starting in mid-2008.

Agnico-Eagle goes international

Kittil, Finland — It is an ocean away and 6,000 km northeast of LaRonde, Que., but with pine forest-covered hills and a pro-mining government presiding over a nation of highly skilled, hockey-loving…







Ryan Walker

Phelps Dodge adds twist to four-way battle

Phoenix, Ariz.-based copper giant Phelps Dodge (Pd-N) has emerged as a white-knight bidder for both Inco (N-T, N-N) and Falconbridge (Fal-T, Fal-N), with the trio unveiling plans for a three-way merge…


EXPLORATION GISA map outlining claims in the Athabasca basin. The image is from Exploration GIS, a Saskatoon-based exploration consulting firm with extensive experience in the Athabasca basin. The company has provided GIS products for Saskatchewan's miners since 1998.

The world rediscovers nuclear

There’s a buzz about nuclear energy at the moment that hasn’t been felt since the 1970s, and it’s positive….


Long intersections at Canadian Malartic

Drilling by Osisko Exploration (OSK-V, OSXLF-O) at the Canadian Malartic property on the southern boundary of Malartic, Que., continues to confirm long low-grade gold intersections….


New resource for Monument Bay

Rolling Rock Resources (RLL-V) has tabled a revised resource estimate for the Monument Bay project in northern Manitoba, based on drilling by previous operators….


A ‘super major’ is born?

The blockbuster, friendly takeover offer by Phelps Dodge for Inco and Falconbridge looks like it has a good chance of succeeding, and if it does, it’ll profoundly shake up mining in Canada, producing…


GOLDER ASSOCIATESScreening excavated soil at an oilsands property in northern Alberta.

Uncovering the past, gently, in the oilsands

Clues about how our ancestors lived can be found in many parts of the world, including the areas of northern Alberta that are marked for oilsands extraction. Various levels of government, the archaeol…


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