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The firm's principal said that survival will now depend on getting bigger through acquisition.
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Eldorado finds new Canadian mine may be richer than thought
Exploration carried out at Quebec's Lamaque project has revealed high grade mineralization beyond the 2018 resource model as well as more ore clusters.
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Malaysia firms up bauxite mining, export operating procedures
The new operating procedures include capping monthly bauxite exports at 600,000 tonnes.
Fireweed Zinc’s John Robins on ‘deal of the century’ in the Yukon
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US sues to stop Novelis purchase of Aleris
The proposed $2.6 billion purchase would combine two of the four major North American producers of aluminum to make automobile bodies.
Teck director steps down to take on role of Canada’s Ambassador to China
Sheila Murray, Chair of Teck’s corporate governance and nominating committee, will assume the role of acting Board Chair.
Treasury Metals drills new discovery at Sandy Lake
Core from the new W3 zone included 0.7 metre of 450 g/t gold and 1.4 metres of 11.85 g/t gold.
