In 1883, a blacksmith held a rough rock of chalcopyrite in his hand. Its sharp tetragonal crystals shone with a dull gold-like lustre, but even a fool could tell this wasn't gold. Chalcopyrite is a kind of copper ore generally found near nickel deposits, and because of this rock and the immense reserves of others like it below the surface on which the blacksmith stood, the city of Sudbury would be born.

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