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investigation shows that it contains magnetic iron ore and magnetic iron pyrites generally disseminated throughout the rock, the former in very small grains: titaniferous iron was found associated with the magnetic ore, and a small quantity of nickel and copper with the pyrites. These remarks were not followed up. It was only after sulfides were revealed in a new railway cutting in 1883 as a result of the building of Canada’s first transcontinental railroad, the Canadian Pacific, that a prospecting and staking rush started in the area. The first production at Sudbury occurred in 1886 (Fig. 1). During the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, laterites in New Caledonia satisfied the majority of the world’s demand for nickel, but by 1905 the sulfide mines at Sudbury had overtaken New Caledonia as the

From Impact to Riches: Evolution of Geological Understanding as Seen at Sudbury, Canada