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Swick sets up North American headquarters
Swick Mining Services is targeting the U.S. and Canadian markets for its drilling services and has established its North American headquarters in Sudbury.
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article iconNormet selects Sudbury for Canadian HQ
Normet International Ltd. has established its new Canadian headquarters in Sudbury.
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article iconMEMO conference expected to draw up to 600
The Canadian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy's (CIM) 2010 Maintenance Engineering and Mine Operators (MEMO) Conference at Laurentian University in Sudbury, October 24 to 27, is a good example of the co-operation that is a hallmark of the mining industry.
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article iconSudbury hosts annual platinum symposium
The 11th International Platinum Symposium is expected to attract as many as 300 delegates to Sudbury June 21 to 24.
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article iconMine Ventilation Symposium to be held June 13 to 17
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article iconMining Association gives Ontario budget an A+
Ontario Mining Association president Chris Hodgson gave the Ontario Liberal government an A+ for its latest budget.
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article iconLegal team thrives in mining hotbed
Law firms don't usually come to mind when thinking of mining supply and service companies, but then again, not much happens in the mining industry without the deft hand of a lawyer crafting contracts and sealing commercial relationships.
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article iconSudbury’s FNX Mining merges with Quadra
Quadra Mining Ltd. and Sudbury-based FNX Mining Company Inc. announced in late March an agreement to merge the two companies to create a new intermediate copper producer. The new company will be named Quadra FNX Mining Ltd. Existing Quadra and FNX shareholders will own approximately 52 per cent and 48 per cent, respectively, of the combined company.
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article iconCementation Canada opens Santiago office
Cementation Canada, an underground mine-contracting and engineering company based in North Bay, has opened an office in Santiago, Chile, to take advantage of the country's growing need for underground mine development.
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article iconChinese 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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