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Atna confirms longer mine life at Briggs
Atna Resources (ATN-T, ATNAF-O) outlined in a new technical report this week that it has increased the lifespan of its Briggs gold mine in California by two years to 2017.
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Forest fire threatens Kirkland Lake gold country
VANCOUVER — A raging forest fire that ignited on May 20 near the town of Kirkland Lake in north-eastern Ontario has forced residents from their homes, and impacted two active gold operations, as fire crews and the Ministry of Natural...
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Labrador Iron Mines: Canada's newest iron-ore producer
VANCOUVER — Toronto-based Labrador Iron Mines (LIM-T) is first out of the gate as the race is on to cash-in on Canada’s reinvigorated iron-ore hotspot in the Labrador Trough district. Labrador Iron is one of a handful of Canadian...
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City pushes zoning bylaw overhaul
Bigger buildings, denser neighbourhoods and chickens in the backyard are just some of the many bylaw changes that city planners proposed Tuesday night.
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Leef tries to kibosh robocall case
Ryan Leef is one of seven MPs trying to quash the court action against their victories in last year's federal election. The Conservative MPs filed their motions in the Federal Court on May 18.
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Arctic Edge skater at top of her game in Surrey
Whitehorse's Rachel Pettitt had more than Queen Victoria's birthday to celebrate this past holiday weekend. The Arctic Edge club figure skater gave a personal best performance to win gold in pre-novice ladies.
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No end in sight for free-entry fracas
Wade Carrell, who calls himself a "disgruntled ex-prospector," strapped mining stakes to lamp posts and trees from Rotary Park to the new Kwanlin Dun Culture Centre on May 18.
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Art aids struggle with addictions
When meeting emerging artist Jenna Walchuk, one wouldn't think of her as being anyone other than the 27-year-old mother of two young boys she is today. She's warm, inviting and quick to smile.
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Venture hits new lows in May 14-18 period
VANCOUVER — The tough markets took on a whole new level of decline in the May 14 to 18 period. The S&P TSX Venture Composite Index dropped no less than 118.45 points or 8.8% to end at 1227.88 points, its lowest level since October...
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U.S. equities suffer worst week of year, May 14-18
Wall Street suffered its worst week this year with the Dow Jones Industrial index shedding 451.22 points or 3.52% to finish at 12,369.38 and the S&P 500 index shrinking 58.17 points or 4.30% to close at 1,295.22. The Nasdaq Composite...
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Commentary: Canada's rise as an energy superpower
Canada is rapidly becoming recognized as one of the world’s energy superpowers. Canada is now the leading foreign supplier of oil to the U.S., delivering nearly twice as much each year as Saudi Arabia, and 90% of natural gas imports to...
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TSX spirals downward May 14-18
VANCOUVER — The Toronto Stock Exchange continued to gather downward momentum during the May 14-18 trading period as growing uncertainty in the Euro zone and lagging commodity prices drove the index to seven month lows.
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Kluane research cuts are shortsighted
Open letter to Ryan Leef, MP for Yukon: Once again the Harper Conservative government is reducing its support for northern science, and showing a lack of rational co-ordination among programs.
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End free-entry mining
On May 9, Premier Darrell Pasloski pledged his continuing support for the free-entry mining system. From what I can discern, this system dates back more than 150 years to before the Klondike gold rush.
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Funding priorities foolish
Open letter to Whitehorse City Council: Before giving any more money to Mt. Sima or any other organization, please put some money aside for some good quality paint and get our city streets lined!
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City councillor recants rant
Coun. Ranj Pillai apologized after lambasting a landscaping contractor for not completing its work. Adorna Landscaping had contracts to do the landscaping work on the new public safety building and Shipyards Park.
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ATAC launches Yukon drill program
ATAC Resources (ATC-V) has kicked off the first phase of its two-phase drill campaign this year at its 100%-owned Rackla gold project 55 km northeast of Keno City in Central Yukon.
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A weak quarter, but strong year for Silvercorp
Silvercorp Metals (SVM-T, SVM-N) reported a weak fourth-quarter profit, mainly due to resources spent fighting fraud allegations launched by a group of short sellers, but overall reported a strong fiscal 2012 and expects higher production from...
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Gold bounces back on demand fundamentals
VANCOUVER — The World Gold Council (WGC) released its first quarter 2012 Gold Demand Trends Report heading into the May long weekend, citing increased investment and jewellery demand in China, the rise of exchange-traded funds (ETFs), and...
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Granny suite gets go-ahead
A Hillcrest couple are breathing a sigh of relief this week. Monday, city council agreed to amend the zoning of their detached garage, which was built 18 inches too close to their property line.
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Miners seek compensation from Raven's Ridge
Plans to expand the Raven's Ridge subdivision in Whitehorse are encountering some unexpected opposition. Jim Coyne, whose company H. Coyne and Sons Ltd. owns subsurface rights in the area.
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