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Nickel Creek says Yukon project needs higher prices for developmentBy:Creamer Media Senior Deputy Editor Online BASE METALS Project developer Nickel Creek Platinum lost a third of its value on the TSX on Tuesday after the company announced that its flagship project in Yukon would not be advanced until prices strengthened and nickel settled in the range of $9/lb to $11/lb.
Shares fell by as much as 44%, before closing 34% lower at C$0.105.
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