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Garnet miner strikes the funding motherlode

A First Nations garnet mining company has landed $4.3 million from the Northern Ontario Heritage Fund to expand its Sudbury area processing plant.
It's awards time for Ontario Prospectors

It's awards time for Ontario Prospectors

The Ontario Prospectors Association recognized the best in its industry during its annual exploration and geoscience symposium in Sudbury , Oct. 5.
Ontario creating Ring of Fire corporation

Ontario creating Ring of Fire corporation

The Ontario government is hoping to create some Kumbaya moments with the establishment of a Ring of Fire development corporation to bring miners, First Nations, and Ottawa together to kick-start momentum in the dormant exploration camp.
Vale cuts 25 jobs in Sudbury

Vale cuts 25 jobs in Sudbury

Vale has cut approximately 25 support and service positions in Sudbury , confirmed a company spokesperson.
Difficult year for junior miners

Difficult year for junior miners

Uncertainty surrounding world markets and a lack of investor confidence clouded the 2013 Ontario Exploration and Geoscience Symposium Tuesday.
Ontario's high energy rates could jeopardize mining

Ontario's high energy rates could jeopardize mining

Ontario's power rates jeopardize the future of the province's mining sector, said Michael Mantha, the NDP's critic for northern development and mines.

AuRico Gold starts commercial production

AuRico Gold reports that its Young-Davidson underground gold mine in Matachewan achieved commercial production on Oct. 31 following the successful commissioning of the shaft and hoisting infrastructure.

Junior miners inks First Nation agreement

GTA Resources and Mining reported it has signed an exploration agreement with Constance Lake First Nation.

Kirkland Lake Gold raises $50 million for northeast properties

Kirkland Gold has completed a transaction that's raised (US) $50 million through a net smelter return royalty agreement with Franco-Nevada Corp.

Northern’s common core grads already at work

Nearly all of the newest underground hard rock miner common core graduates from Northern College are already working in the field after finishing the program less than two months ago.