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Suppliers team up for shiploader upgrade
The recent upgrading of a shiploader at Lafarge North America’s Marblehead, Ohio limestone quarry by six Sudbury suppliers is a good example of the synergies inherent in the region’s mining cluster, claims Paul Ballard of the Fluid Power House.
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article iconPreparing for MINExpo International 2008
For Marcel Demers, preparing for MINExpo International 2008 is a little like training for the Olympics.
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article iconXstrata boosts recycling capacity
Much of the nickel and other metals mined in the Sudbury Basin is exported to the four corners of the world, but more and more of it is finding its way back in the form of cellphone, laptop and hybrid car batteries.
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article iconNorth Bay Machining Centre moves to new site
One company benefiting from the sustained boom in mining exploration is North Bay Machining Centre Inc.
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article iconDay group purchases powerful new helicopter
Day Helicopter Services recently purchased a $4 million helicopter capable of lifting more than twice the weight of the company's next most powerful helicopter, the Eurocopter AStar.
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article iconIonic Engineering wins refinery contract
Ionic Engineering, a Sudbury-based industrial automation and robotics company, will be kept busy for the next three years with modernizing a nickel refinery at Vale Inco's operations in Thompson, Manitoba.
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article iconPumps and sumps
The following is an interview with Dan Adams, technical representative with ITT Flygt. Based at the company’s Sudbury branch, Dan serves the needs of the mining industry across northeastern Ontario. ITT Flygt is based in Sweden and has operations in 130 countries.
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article iconMining and music meet
Confederation Secondary School's Evolutionary Band seems to be making a habit of combining music and mining.
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article iconAtlas Copco’s Swellex plant begins production
Atlas Copco is producing Canadian-made Swellex rock bolts at a new 94,000-square foot, state-of-the-art manufacturing facility in North Bay.
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article iconVale Inco donates $10,000 Kubota prize to Miners for Cancer
Vale Inco has donated a $10,000 cash prize from Kubota Canada to Miners for Cancer in support of the Northern Cancer Research Centre.
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