NI 43-101 is a rule that governs how issuers disclose scientific and technical information about their mineral projects to the public. To assist mining industry participants and their advisors in understanding and applying NI 43-101, we compiled a summary of questions and CSA staff responses (Frequently Asked Questions or FAQs) that was first published on October 19, 2001 and was revised on February 8, 2002. Attached to this notice is an update to the FAQs.

We update the summary of FAQs from time to time to assist in the interpretation and application of NI 43-101 as new issues arise. We continuously update this summary of FAQs rather than create supplemental summaries in order to retain one repository of interpretative guidance for the rule. We intend to publish another comprehensive update later this year.

This Special Issue marks the tenth anniversary of the very first issue of the Journal of Structural Geology. The idea of a specialist journal in structural geology was first conceived at a meeting in September 1977 between Paul Hancock of Bristol University and Peter Henn of Pergamon Press. In June 1978 Paul Hancock formally became Editor-in-Chief, joined soon after by Tony Barber as Associate Editor. They then recruited an Editorial Advisory Board and called for papers for the first volume. Those who responded by submitting papers to a then-unknown new journal are still remembered with gratitude, because by showing their faith they started the ball rolling <...>

Das Mammut, dessen fossiJe Beste m weiten Gebieten der Erde gefunden wurden, gehört zu den bekanntesten ausgestorbenen Tieren. Seit Jahrhunderten wurde Mammut-Elfenbein gehandelt und verwendet. Doch die in Schnee, Eis und Dauerfrostboden gefundenen Knochen erfuhren anfangs die verschiedensten Deutungen und waren Anlaß zur Entstehung zahlreicher Sagen und Märchen.

The Data Analysis Center for Geomagnetism and Space Magnetism has dual aspects: it is a facility of the Graduate School of Science, Kyoto University and, at the same time, it is part of the international organization, World Data Centers.