Articles by Northern Miner Staff


Axmin nails down permit for Bambari

The government of the Central African Republic has set its seal on a mining convention with Axmin (AXM-V, AXMIF-O) for the development of company’s Bambari exploration permit, in the…



Canadian Stock Exchange Indices (March 06, 2006)

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Date Feb. 27 Feb. 24 Feb. 23 Feb. 22 Feb. 21 High Low
S&P/TSX-Ven Comp 2543.33 2558.38
as of 4 pm ET, Feb. 24, 2006 (%)
Bank of Canada 3.75
Target overnight rate 3.50
Canadian Prime 5.25

Uganda’s minerals industry getting back into gear

Kampala, Uganda — At one time, the annual value of Uganda’s mineral product was far greater than that of its East African neighbours, Tanzania and Kenya. This came to a halt during the political unre…


An old headframe at the Lynn Lake nickel mine, which has been stripped of most of its supporting infrastructure over the years.

Lynn Lake: the next revived nickel mine?

After spending seven months digitizing and analyzing a truckload of paper data, Seymour Exploration (SEZ-V) is testing the resulting targets on its Lynn Lake property in northern Mani…



Establishing baseline environmental data at the mine site, using equipment such as this to build meteorolgical records, is an important part of environmental permitting.

Need for balanced approach to exploration

The natural focus at the initial stages of exploration is to delineate the area of interest and demonstrate the financial feasibility of a mining project. However, mining companies need to make enviro…



A drill at the Canadian Malartic property of Osisko Exploration operates near a glory hole of the original Canadian Malartic mine.

Not your grandfather’s Abitibi

Malartic, Que. — When James Norrie sent his steam drills up the trails from the railway line in the 1930s, the only exploration model in his head was the wildcatter’s principle: drill it and see. Sev…


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