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E-commerce: What’s up with e-commerce?

The celebrations began on both sides of the Atlantic nearly two years ago when 16 of the industry's biggest players kick-started an electronic procurement project called Quadrem with the signing of de...

Sustainable Development: Comments from participants

From Richard Ross, CEO, Inmet Mining Corporation, TorontoAdhering to the concepts of sustainable development is a necessity. Although the formalization of sustainable development in the MMSD report is...

What mining companies should know to succeed in Russia

During the past 11 years of working in Russia and the FSU, I have been asked many times if it is possible to do business there. My reply has always been yes, but it is neither simple nor easy. Russia…

Canada’s Top 40: Richard Ross on Inmet’s success

CMJ: I'm so pleased to catch up to you and speak about a truly growing Canadian mineral producer, one with the strength to go global.Ross: It is my pleasure. Although Inmet is a relatively small minin...

News (July 01, 2002)

Automated image analysis for ore petrographyFinding the right technological tools to reduce costs and achieve maximum output is one of the major components in maintaining a healthy position in the mar...

Let’s make sure everyone can come to the party

Last issue, I took to task company executives and directors who grab a disproportionate amount of the pie for themselves ("Lead by example", p.5, CMJ June/July 2002). I must have struck a sensitive ne...

Photography: Hoist room at Mine D

This remarkable photograph by Graeme Oxby, taken in March 2002, captures one of many milestones in the $650-million deepening project at Falconbridge, Kidd Mining Divisions' Mine D, that will take the...

Industry honours a mine builder

Teck is the house that the Keevils built. Dr. Norm Keevil Sr. was an academic pioneer, becoming one of Canada's first geophysics professors shortly before the Second World War. He recognized the poten...