Articles by Northern Miner Staff

Nayarit Hits Best Gold Yet At Orion

VANCOUVER– Drilling in the northwestern corner of Nayarit Gold’s (NYG-V, NYRTF-O) Orion property, 110 km north of Tepic, Mexico, has returned 25 metres grading 6.63 grams gold per tonne and 500.9 gra…


Mirabela Adds To Santa Rita Resource

Mirabela Nickel (MNB-T, MBN-A) likes to describe its Santa Rita project in Brazil as the world’s largest greenfield nickel sulphide discovery in the last 12 years.


African Copper On The Ropes At Mowana

VANCOUVER — A massive value writedown for its brand new Mowana copper mine in Botswana, depressed copper prices, and a share price barely off the floor has put African Copper (ACU-T, AFNCF-O) in a to…


Spot Prices (January 12, 2009)

COURTESY OF SCOTIABANK Tuesday, Jan. 06, 2009 Precious Metals Price (US$/oz.) Change Gold $844.00 -26.00 Silver $10.85 +0.02 Platinum $945.00 +38.00 Palladium $185.00 +1.50 Base Metals…


Northland Upgrades Tapuli Iron Resource

VANCOUVER — Northland Resources (NAU-T, NRSRF-O) has boosted confidence in its Tapuli magnetite deposit, upgrading most of a 10-month-old resource estimate to the measured and indicated category.



ARM, Vale To Turn Teal Into 50-50 JV

VANCOUVER– In a roundabout deal, Vale (RIO-N) is paying a hefty premium to get its hands on half of Teal Exploration and Mining (TL-T, TLXMF-O).


Silvercorp Gains On TLP-LM Prefeasibility

VANCOUVER — China’s largest primary- silver producer, Silvercorp Metals (SVM-T, SVMFF-O), now has a five-year mine plan for its recently acquired and already operating TLP-LM silver-lead project. It …


Lending Rates (January 12, 2009)

as of 9 a. m. ET. Jan. 6, 2009 (%) Bank of Canada 1.75 Target overnight rate 1.50 Canadian Prime 4.00 U. S. Discount Primary 0.50 U. S. Fed Funds market rate 0-0.25 U. S. Prime …


Exchange Rates (January 12, 2009)

CANADIAN/U. S. EXCHANGE (Bank of Canada noon rate) Date Jan. 5 Jan. 2 Jan. 1 Dec. 31 Dec. 30 US$ in C$ 1.1914 1.2107 Holiday 1.2246 1.2217 C$ in US$ 0.8393 0.8260 Holiday 0.8166 0….


Business As Usual After Guinea’s Military Coup

It didn’t take long for unrest to take hold in Guinea after the country’s long-serving president was pronounced dead on Dec. 22 and that has meant increased uncertainty for miners in the country.



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