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2015
First Nickel board member resignsBy:Creamer Media Contributing Editor Online BOARD CHANGES Canadian miner and explorer First Nickel on Monday reported that Russel Cranswick resigned from the board of directors, effective immediately. First Nickel, which owned and operated the Lockerby mine in the Sudbury basin in northern Ontario and reached full production during 2013, did not give the reason for Cranswick’s departure.
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