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Haver & Boecker of St. Catharines, Ont., has appointed Jean-Francois Marchand as its sales representative for the province of Quebec. He has 20 years of sales experience including 10 years in heavy machinery.
Michael McQuade is the new CEO of
Algoma Steel in Sault Ste. Marie, Ont. Before becoming an Algoma director, he had 35 years’ experience at Stelco.
Toronto’s
Bold Ventures is mourning the loss of its chairman Richard Nemis. He was involved in the resource sector as a lawyer and promoter for over 50 years.
Vancouver-based
Goldcorp has announced that chairman Ian Telfer has elected not to join the combined company’s board of directors when the merger of Goldcorp and Newmont Mining takes effect.
Comments
George
Can Canadian Mining Journal dive deeper into the Ring of Fire. Find out who is behind its delay … government, First Nations, or other. It is Canada’s next prized jewel and I have always felt that both foreign governments and elitists have been controlling its destiny by manipulating our own pathetic government. Section 232 is a U.S. scam strictly aimed at Canada designed to make us say “uncle”. Why? Simply because everything they need to be self-sufficient is right in our own backyard. Three commodities of particular interest “water, uranium and chromite” … along with a host of rare earths.
The next “commodity supercycle” will soon be upon us. Follow Noront Resources closely; they will be the next big thing and opening up a whole mining district. There is now a Finnish presence in Canada (Outotec) that appears to be signalling that the chromite Noront has is about to come into play. A road will be good for Noront’s PGMs and nickel, but if chromite is the name of the game then rail. There is a lot more to this than meets the eye.