Articles by Northern Miner Staff

NORTHERN DYNASTYDrilling on Northern Dynasty's Pebble copper-gold project in the Bristol Bay region of Alaska. Pebble opponents are lobbying hard for a fish-and-game refuge in the Bristol Bay area, along with various other proposals aimed at halting the project before it enters the permitting stage.

NEPA process a litigation gauntlet

Vancouver — Anti-mining activists in the United States carry briefcases instead of placards these days, and are racking up victories through the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) — the federa…


Marathon PGM cuts high-grade

The two highest concentrations of precious metals drilled to date in the Coldwell intrusive complex in north-central Ontario have been intersected in recent drilling by Marathon PGM (MAR-T, MRPGF-O).


Record earnings for Newmont in 2006 (March 05, 2007)

Vancouver — The world’s number two gold producer, Newmont Mining (NMC-T, NEM-N), posted record net income of US$791 million (US$1.76 per share) in 2006, topping its previous year’s performance of US$…



Editor’s Picks: the Week’s Top Mining Stories

Even as new record, nominal highs for uranium and nickel prices were being set in the week ended Feb. 24, it was organized labour action in Canada’s railyards that grabbed the most focused attention o…




IVANHOE MINESIvanhoe Mines chairman Robert Friedland.

Friedland touts Mongolian partnership

Vancouver — Ivanhoe Mines (IVN-T, IVN-N) chairman Robert Friedland says he can see the advantage of partnering with the government of Mongolia as the company works to develop the massive Oyu Tolgoi c…



Niger uranium draws interest

Vancouver — The hot uranium market has spurred explorers to broaden the global hunt for the energy metal, putting the West African country of Niger in the spotlight again.


Equinox studies uranium at Lumwana

Equinox Minerals (EQN-T, EQN-A) has entered into a $175-million bought-deal financing agreement to fund the development of its Lumwana copper project in Zambia.



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