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Wallbridge going to production with Broken Hammer

Wallbridge going to production with Broken Hammer

Wallbridge Mining Company is going forward with production at its Broken Hammer nickel, copper, PGE project in Sudbury. The decision was approved by the company’s board of directors on March 18.

Greenstone has mining on the mind

Greenstone is marketing itself to attract investment and capitalize on future opportunities in the Ring of Fire. "We are working steadily to prepare to be an integral part of the mining industry in Northern Ontario,” said Mayor Renald Beaulieu.

Nordex expanding to Western Canada

Kirkland Lake’s Nordex Explosives has signed a letter of intent with Privco, a strategic private company, to sell and distribute packaged explosives products, accessories and material in Western Canada.

First Nickel sees blue skies ahead

Sudbury ’s First Nickel is feeling optimistic about recent nickel price increases and improved price forecasts.
Laurentian U prof takes to the waves to further research

Laurentian U prof takes to the waves to further research

Although Northern Ontario is far from the ocean now, two to three billion years ago, parts of it were actually under the sea. But this marine environment wasn't always a peaceful place.
Automation supplier lands government money

Automation supplier lands government money

Northern Ontario mining operations could become more efficient and safe thanks to an improved solution developed by a Sudbury -based software company.

Rae: Ontario lagging behind in First Nation talks

Ontario has lagged behind other provinces when it comes to its dealings with First Nations, said Bob Rae prior to a speech in Sudbury , March 6.

Detour Gold raises cash through public offering

Detour Gold announced March 7 that it has raised more than $172.5 million through a public offering of common shares.

Gold digger rebrands, picks up two properties

Olympic Resources announced Feb. 28 that it is acquiring two gold properties near Chapleau and is changing its name to Kapuskasing Gold.

Ontario ranked 28th among world’s friendliest mining jurisdictions

Alberta finished first as the top Canadian mining jurisdiction in the Fraser Institute’s annual global mining survey. Three Canadian jurisdictions ranked in the top 10; Alberta (3), New Brunswick (7) and Newfoundland-Labrador (9).