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Aurizon Mines Ltd.

A maker of gold, Aurizon Mines was a Canadian gold-mining company founded in 1988 through the merger of two junior mining firms, with its operations rooted in Quebec. Its flagship was the Casa Berardi mine in northwestern Quebec, which it bought in 1998, reopened, and grew into a cornerstone producer before being taken over by Hecla Mining in 2013. The name blends the Latin "aurum" (gold) with "horizon" — a fitting image for a company searching the mineralized horizon for gold.

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