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Primero increases production at Timmins gold mine

Primero increases production at Timmins gold mine

Production at Primero Mining Corp. ’s Black Fox gold complex near Timmins increased production by 30 per cent in the third quarter of 2014.
Wallbridge, Timmins prospector recognized by industry

Wallbridge, Timmins prospector recognized by industry

Sudbury’s Wallbridge Mining and legendary Timmins prospector and geologist Dean Rogers were recipients of Ontario Prospectors Association Awards at a dinner during the Ontario Exploration and Geoscience Symposium in Sudbury, Nov. 4.
June date set for junior miner’s lawsuit against Ontario

June date set for junior miner’s lawsuit against Ontario

A Sudbury junior miner has nailed down a date to take the Ontario government to court for failing in its legal duty to carry out consultation with First Nations.
Detour Gold digs their 3Q results

Detour Gold digs their 3Q results

Detour Gold is pleased with the results of its operational and financial results for the third quarter of 2014 released on Nov. 3. Among the quarterly highlights were that gold production reached 115,344 ounces.
Probe Mines changes up board

Probe Mines changes up board

Probe Mines elected new members to its board of directors during its annual general meeting on Oct. 29.
Still no Ring of Fire plan, says fed finance minister

Still no Ring of Fire plan, says fed finance minister

Federal Finance Minister Joe Oliver says the Ontario government is causing delays in the federal government's plan to devote nearly $11 billion to infrastructure investments in the province over the coming years, according to a Canadian Press story.
Mining needs gov’t support to innovate, says Franco-Nevada chair

Mining needs gov’t support to innovate, says Franco-Nevada chair

The mining industry lacks the government support needed to innovate, said Pierre Lassonde, chairman of Franco-Nevada Corporation. Lassonde is scheduled to speak at Laurentian University's Fraser Auditorium, Nov.
Vale could dismantle Sudbury's Superstack

Vale could dismantle Sudbury's Superstack

Some call it an eyesore, while many others see it as one of Sudbury's most easily identifiable and iconic landmarks. By the end of the year Vale is expected to determine the future of the Superstack, and decide whether or not it should be dismantled.
Chinese rail money for Ring of Fire?

Chinese rail money for Ring of Fire?

The plate tectonics for Ontario’s stalled Ring of Fire development project could significantly shift if Premier Kathleen Wynne’s visit to China pays dividends down the road.

Mining network issues pan-Canadian call for proposals

The Ultra-Deep Mining Network (UDMN) has set out a national call for proposals to find additional partners.