PELLET PLANT: IOC nixes reopening of Sept-Iles facility
QUEBEC - Montreal's Iron Ore Company of Canada (IOC) has decided not to proceed with reopening its pelletizing plan...
Canadian Mining Journal Staff
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ALUMINA EXPLORATION: Grande-Valle results lead to grand hopes
QUEBEC - Montreal-based Exploration Orbite has filed a 43-101 technical report including the results of its geologi...
COPPER-GOLD RESOURCES: Better numbers revealed for Ming mine
NEWFOUNDLAND - Rambler Metals and Mining of London, U.K., and Baie Verte, NL, has released updated, 43-101-complian...
CREDITOR PROTECTION: Blue Note Caribou files for protection
NEW BRUNSWICK - Blue Note Caribou, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Montreal's Blue Note Mining has filed for creditor ...
CYANIDE CODE: Kinross’s Maricunga mine certified
WASHINGTON, DC - The International Cyanide Management Institute (ICMI) has announced that the Maricunga gold mine b...
METALLURGICAL TESTS: Nico pilot plant takes hydromet to high levels
NORTHWEST TERRITORIES - Fortune Minerals of London, Ont., announced successful results from the pilot plant hydrome...
MINING PEOPLE IN THE NEWS: Advanced Explorations, Alamos Gold, Minera Andes, Silvermet and SNS Silver
Jim Excell has joined Advanced Explorations of Toronto as a special advisor. He managed and developed some of the w...
CANADIAN PERSPECTIVE: Teck digs in to prosper
Teck Cominco incurred huge loans ($10 billion) at the worst possible time (October 2008) for the acquisition of For...
DIAMOND MINING: Snap Lake output cut
NORTHWEST TERRITORIES - De Beers Canada of Toronto has announced further production cuts at its Snap Lake diamond m...
CANADIAN PERSPECTIVE: HudBay, Lundin bucked off merger-go-round
Big and small companies are still jockeying for position on the merger-go-round. Unfortunately, not everyone is com...
GOLD STUDY: Promising PEA filed for Meliadine property
NUNAVUT - Comaplex Minerals of Calgary has filed the preliminary economic assessment (PEA) for its Meliadine gold p...
HOT TOPIC: Which merger would have been better?
Think for a minute of the original merger proposal made in 2005, that of Inco and Falconbridge. Would the outcome h...
Mining sector urged to invest in skills development, says Multotec
The South African mining and minerals sector relies heavily on skilled engineers, geologists, metallurgists and technical staff to operate efficiently, innovate and […]