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 | Chinese eye grass roots and advanced exploration
In 1966, moviegoers were all abuzz over the film, "The Russians are Coming, the Russians are Coming," a comedy starring Carl Reiner, Eva Marie Saint and Alan Arkin. Fast forward 44 years and it's the Chinese who are knocking on the door - only it's not a movie.
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 Association builds bridges between Canada and China
Nick Zeng, executive director of the China Mining Association of Canada, is a tireless promoter of Ontario's mineral wealth. A chemical engineer who came to Canada 10 years ago, Zeng serves as a bridge between the two countries, meeting with a resident geologist in Thunder Bay one day and flying off to Beijing the next. | |
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Science North honours Risto Laamanen
A memorial fund in honour of Science North's longest-serving Board Chair, Risto Laamanen, has been established to benefit disadvantaged children across Northern Ontario. | |
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Chromite mine operator still to be determined
The discovery of a massive chromite deposit in Ontario's Far North will create thousands of jobs and trigger an estimated $1.5 billion of spending on an open pit mine, a 350-kilomtre railway, a concentrator and an electric arc furnace, but a decision on who the operator of the mine will be was still up in the air at press time. | |
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Mining supply veterans honoured by peers
North Bay businessman Ron Miller and Sudbury's Peter Matusch were inducted into the Sudbury Area Mining Supply and Service Association's (SAMSSA) Hall of Fame at its annual breakfast meeting in December 2009. | |
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Hard-Line Solutions adds to award collection
HLS Hard-Line Solutions Inc., a Sudbury company specializing in tele-operation and mining communications technology, was honoured with an Ontario Global Traders Award for Market Expansion at an awards presentation in November. | |
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Tribal Council has MOUs down to a science
Establishing a relationship with a First Nation community doesn't have to be onerous or time-consuming. When Augen Gold Corp. executives picked up the phone and called the Mattagami First Nation, everything proceeded like clockwork. | |
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