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Doug Smith gets his due

Manitoulin Transport founder Doug Smith finally received the Order of Canada at a ceremony last week at Rideau Hall in Ottawa. The 75-year-old Gore Bay trucking magnate was one of 47 recipients honoured Dec. 12.

Financing keeps new gold mine opening on schedule

Apollo Gold has closed a $15 million US bridge financing deal with Macqaurie Bank and RMB Resources on its Black Fox gold project, near Timmins. In a Dec.

Have digital shredder, will travel

A Montreal company is offering a new data-erasing service designed to foil those dumpster drivers. The Digital Shredder is the flagship product of a Montreal company, Convergenet, lead by Ryk Edelson, a computer security expert.

Sudbury's MIRARCO hosts ventilation symposium in 2010

Laurentian University's MIRARCO mining research institute will host a mine ventilation symposium in Sudbury for 2010. The 13th U.S.

FedNor Tony rewards the home folks

Industry Minister and Parry Sound-Muskoka MP Tony Clement delivered more than $1.6 million in FedNor funds to his home riding, Dec. 5.

New gold estimate for Northgate project

Northgate Mineral reports its found a bigger gold reserve at its Young-Davidson project at Matachewan in northeastern Ontario.

Vic Fedeli wants to pick your brain

Are you a North Bay ex-pat on Christmas furlough in the Gateway City? Mayor Vic Fedeli wants to invite you over for a Boxing Day chat.

MPH Ventures, Skyharbour Resources equal partners in Red Lake

MPH Ventures Corp. (TSX-V: MPS) (FWB: IJA1) (the “Company”) has acquired a further 11 per cent interest of Skyharbour Resources Ltd.'s (TSX-V: SYH) Heyson gold property located in Red Lake, Northwestern Ontario.

Lake Shore Gold extends mineralization at Timmins' area Bell Creek

Drilling at Lake Shore Gold Corp.'s Bell Creek property, northeast of Timmins has indicated that gold mineralization extends "well beyond" the limits of historic mining at the past-producing site, according to company officials.

Timmins Chamber joins national call for economic action

The Timmins Chamber of Commerce has lent its voice to a growing choir calling for the federal government to provide a response to the economic situation.