MarketWatch (press release) The core samples were split and sent to ALS Minerals Laboratories in North Vancouver, BC The Carruthers Pass volcanogenic massive sulfide project is located 70 km south of the Kemess copper-gold mine in the Omineca Mining Division. … Click for more
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istockAnalyst.com (Source: Canada Newswire)COQUITLAM, BC, Sept. … the Ministry of Forests in Fort St. James and local First Nations Territorial landowners, Alpha will be … Click for more
BCLocalNews … contract for the copper/gold mine between Fort St. James and Mackenzie. … a wholly-owned enterprise of the McLeod Lake Indian Band, and Ledcor CMI … Click for more
Victoria Times Colonist BC Hydro is widening the definition of biomass energy with a new green-power call that … the Smithers/Fort St. James corridor, Mackenzie, northeast BC, … Click for more
Winnipeg Free Press … in its Indata gold and copper property north of Fort St. James, BC for an undisclosed amount. You can comment on most stories on winnipegfreepress.com. … Click for more
Lakes District News Mining Association of BC president Pierre Gratton said the Mt. Milligan project is part of a renaissance in the BC mining sector. … Click here for more
Winnipeg Free Press Officials of Fort St. James, BC,-based Conifex couldn’t be reached for comment. Abitibi said it couldn’t comment because the matter was before the courts. …\ Click for more
Lakes District News The three 30 megawatt plants planned for Burns Lake and Fort St. James would each cost $120 million to develop and create approximately 72 full-time jobs … Click here to learn more about bio-energy plants in Northern BC
Journal of Commerce Construction of the $915-million copper-gold project mine, which will be located 90 kilometres north of Fort St. James, is expected to begin this summer. … Click for more
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