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New Gold past halfway mark on Rainy River mine construction

New Gold past halfway mark on Rainy River mine construction

Miner expects production start in mid-2017
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Worker injury results in $55,000 fine for Goldcorp

Worker injury results in $55,000 fine for Goldcorp

Goldcorp has been fined after a worker was injured at its Red Lake gold mine complex near Balmertown in 2015.
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Multi-use market mirrors best features of Fort Frances

Multi-use market mirrors best features of Fort Frances

A new market square will transform a key portion of Fort Frances’ downtown into a gathering place for citizens, injecting the downtown with new vibrancy.
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Thunder Bay, Kenora utilities consider merger

Thunder Bay, Kenora utilities consider merger

Possible merger of the utilities require municipal approvals
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Engineering group launches Nipigon Bridge investigation

Engineering group launches Nipigon Bridge investigation

The Professional Engineers Ontario wants to examine conduct of one of its members
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Avalon planning for Kenora lithium open-pit mine

Avalon planning for Kenora lithium open-pit mine

Avalon Advanced Minerals has development plans for a Kenora-area lithium mine
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Skills database creating First Nations work opportunities

Skills database creating First Nations work opportunities

One-stop shop for worker info smooths process for industry-community collaboration
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Pure Gold cashes up with $20 million for exploration, mine development

Pure Gold cashes up with $20 million for exploration, mine development

Anglogold Ashanti takes 15 per cent ownership share of northwestern Ontario mine developer
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Municipal association names new director

Municipal association names new director

The Northwestern Ontario Municipal Association (NOMA) announced Kristen Oliver will take over as executive director on May 6.
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Stay or go, asks T-Bay iron miner

Stay or go, asks T-Bay iron miner

A murky plan by the provincial government to rehabilitate and re-open a former northwestern Ontario open pit mine for industrial use has a Thunder Bay iron ore miner pondering whether to move his processing operation elsewhere.
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