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ENVIRONMENT: Bugs and fish return to cleaned up Tsolum River watershed

BRITISH COLUMBIA - The Mt. Washington copper mine may have been a small open pit on Vancouver Island, but when it went bankrupt in 1967 after only three years of operation, it became a huge pollution problem for Tsolum River watershed. The mine...

Canadian Mining Journal Staff | February 14, 2011 | 5:00 pm

SAFETY: Mining is second safest industry in Ontario

Ontario's mining industry continues to show steady progress in improving its safety performance. According to provisional statistics released recently, Ontario's mining sector's lost time injury rate was 0.5 per 200,000 hours worked in 2010,...

Canadian Mining Journal Staff | February 14, 2011 | 5:00 pm

TUNGSTEN RESOURCES: Reserves up at CanTung mine

NORTHWEST TERRITORIES - Minerals reserves are up at the CanTung mine, says North American Tungsten of Vancouver, due to exploration of new zones, higher prices making lower grade zones economic and planned pillar recovery. Probable reserves...

Canadian Mining Journal Staff | February 10, 2011 | 5:00 pm

GOLD EXPLORATION: Zones expanding at Holloway mine

ONTARIO - St Andrew Goldfields (SAS) of Toronto is pleased with the recent drilling results from its Holloway gold mine near Matheson. Not only have promising results been obtained from the Blacktop zone east of current mining activities, but...

Canadian Mining Journal Staff | February 10, 2011 | 5:00 pm

RESERVES: IamGold numbers up 13% for gold, 34% for niobium

TORONTO - The year-end tally of its resources done by IamGold resulted in a 13% increase for gold and 34% increase for niobium reserves.

Canadian Mining Journal Staff | February 10, 2011 | 5:00 pm

MINERAL RESOURCES: Quebec floats idea of municipal resource management

QUEBEC - The idea has been floated by Quebec's minister for natural resources and wildlife that responsibility for managing mineral resources be given to municipalities in urban areas.

Canadian Mining Journal Staff | February 9, 2011 | 5:00 pm

MERGER: TSX and LSE plan to be largest exchange in world

TORONTO and LONDON, UK - Calling it a merger of equals, the TMX Group, operator of the TSX, and the London Stock Exchange Group (LSEG) plan to merge. The new company will be the world's largest exchange with 6,700 listings and a market value of...

Canadian Mining Journal Staff | February 9, 2011 | 5:00 pm

DIVESTITURE: Goldcorp sells Osisko stake for $530-M

VANCOUVER - Goldcorp has sold its 10.1% equity interest in Osisko Mining of Montreal for $530 million. The sale consisted of approximately 38.6 million common shares at a gross price of $13.75 each.

Canadian Mining Journal Staff | February 9, 2011 | 5:00 pm

SOFTWARE UPDATE: Faster return on investment using InSite 3.3

VANCOUVER - Gemcom Software International has released the latest version of its award-winning Gemcom InSiteTM mine production management solution. InSite enables mining companies to increase efficiencies, lower costs, and continuously improve...

Canadian Mining Journal Staff | February 8, 2011 | 5:00 pm

TIN-INDIUM-ZINC EXPLORATION: Drilling at Mount Pleasant North zone suggests new high grade zone

NEW BRUNSWICK - Adex Mining of Toronto has reported high grade preliminary 2010 results from the North Zone at its Mount Pleasant mine property 80 km south of Fredericton. Hole AM-10-10 in a previously underexplored part of the zone intersected...

Canadian Mining Journal Staff | February 8, 2011 | 5:00 pm

COPPER-GOLD RESOURCES: Multi-million numbers from Iron Cap zone at Seabridge’s KSM property

BRITISH COLUMBIA - Toronto-based Seabridge Gold has released the first resource estimate from the Iron Cap zone at its 100% owned KSM project near Stewart. The company believes the indicated and inferred categories contain 8.5 million oz of...

Canadian Mining Journal Staff | February 8, 2011 | 5:00 pm

IRON ORE EXPANSION: Second phase of expansion at IOC concentrator to cost $227-M

LABRADOR - Rio Tinto has given the go-ahead for the next US$227-million step to expand production at Iron Ore Company of Canada's concentrator at Labrador City. IOC is owned by Rio Tinto (59% and operator), Mitsubishi (26%) and Labrador Iron...

Canadian Mining Journal Staff | February 8, 2011 | 5:00 pm

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ENVIRONMENT: Bugs and fish return to cleaned up Tsolum River watershed

SAFETY: Mining is second safest industry in Ontario

TUNGSTEN RESOURCES: Reserves up at CanTung mine

GOLD EXPLORATION: Zones expanding at Holloway mine

RESERVES: IamGold numbers up 13% for gold, 34% for niobium

MINERAL RESOURCES: Quebec floats idea of municipal resource management

MERGER: TSX and LSE plan to be largest exchange in world

DIVESTITURE: Goldcorp sells Osisko stake for $530-M

SOFTWARE UPDATE: Faster return on investment using InSite 3.3

TIN-INDIUM-ZINC EXPLORATION: Drilling at Mount Pleasant North zone suggests new high grade zone

COPPER-GOLD RESOURCES: Multi-million numbers from Iron Cap zone at Seabridge’s KSM property

IRON ORE EXPANSION: Second phase of expansion at IOC concentrator to cost $227-M

Traditional safety metrics may mask mining’s deadly reality

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