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Ring of Fire junior wins strategic victory

Ring of Fire junior wins strategic victory

Frank Smeenk didn't want to use the opportunity to gloat. “It's important not to do that publicly,” chuckled the CEO of KWG Resources.

First Nickel, Glencore settle ore amendment

First Nickel Inc. (FNI) and Glencore have entered into an amendment to its ore-purchasing agreement surrounding ore from First Nickel’s Lockerby Mine in Sudbury.

Safety first at Kidd mine, mill

Glencore's Kidd mine and mill operations in Timmins has won the President’s Award from Workplace Safety North (WSN). The award was announced Sept. 19 in North Bay at the occupational safety organization's annual general meeting and awards dinner.

Northwest iron company's shares on the delist list

Rockex Mining announced the TSX will delist the company's common shares at the close of day on Oct. 23 for failing to meet the exchange's continued listing requirements.
Is Cliffs ready to cash out in the Ring?

Is Cliffs ready to cash out in the Ring?

Cliffs Natural Resources is not throwing in the towel in the Ring of Fire but the clock is ticking.

Resource estimate increases at Broken Hammer

Wallbridge Mining Company is reporting an increased mineral resource at its Broken Hammer copper-PGE project in Sudbury.
Ontario Northland should be Ring of Fire railroad

Ontario Northland should be Ring of Fire railroad

Ring of Fire junior miner, KWG Resources, is refloating the concept of using the Ontario Northland Railway (ONR) to haul ore out of the Ring of Fire in the James Bay region. In a Sept.
Cliffs rethinks Ring of Fire involvement

Cliffs rethinks Ring of Fire involvement

Cliffs Natural Resources is having doubts about its involvement in the Ring of Fire.

Northern mine recognized for safety excellence

Glencore ’s Kidd Operations in Timmins has been acknowledged with a prestigious award by Workplace Safety North (WSN).

Marathon mine fined $130,000 for worker injuries

Wesdome Gold Mines Ltd. has been convicted in two separate cases involving injuries to workers and fined a combined total of $130,000.