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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.

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.

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.

Confederation Secondary School's Evolutionary Band seems to be making a habit of combining music and mining.

Vale Inco has donated a $10,000 cash prize from Kubota Canada to Miners for Cancer in support of the Northern Cancer Research Centre. The $10,000 was awarded to Vale Inco to celebrate the sale of the 10,000th Kubota construction unit in Canada.

A Sudbury-based lubricant distributor has helped to develop a better-performing dressing for wire ropes used for underground skips and cages.

Discover Abitibi is embarking on a new round of studies in the Abitibi Greenstone Belt.

A lot of people in the mineral exploration business spend decades raising money, acquiring properties and funding exploration programs with nothing of any significance to show for it.

The Mining Innovation, Rehabilitation and Applied Research Corporation (MIRARCO) has announced the appointment of its new president, Dr.

Ontario’s new Minister of Northern Development and Mines is upbeat about the performance of the province’s mining industry.