Who’ll control Iran’s uranium?
Large, controlled explosions are everyday occurrences in the world’s mines, but it’s been a while since a mine has been the target of a major military attack….
Articles by Northern Miner Staff
Goldcliff aims to revive Hedley basin
Vancouver — Historic gold districts typically host more than one mine, but an exception is the Hedley basin of southwestern British Columbia, which has produced an estimated 2.5 million oz. gold from…
Chinese officials visit Saskatchewan potash mine
Officials from China were in Saskatchewan in late February to study the safety practices of several of the province’s mines, including the K2 underground potash mine, 210 km northeast of Regina, where…
Canadian Gold Mutual Funds (February 27, 2006)
Close: Feb. 20, 2006…
Producer and Dealer Prices (February 27, 2006)
Antimony: Mid-mkt US$4,075/t….
Tournigan hits hot uranium in Slovakia (February 27, 2006)
Vancouver — Confirmation drilling at
IMA updates Navidad
Vancouver —
Glamis grabs Western Silver for Peasquito
Vancouver – Glamis Gold (GLG-T, GLG-N) has inked an agreement to acquire Western Silver (WTC-T, WTZ-X) in a share d…
Wolfden picks Lupin (February 24, 2006)
Wolfden Resources (WLF-T) is continuing its Arctic shopping spree with the purchase of the Lupin mine from Kinross …
Scion appeals court decision
It’s back to court for Gold Fields ( GFI-N, GOF-L) and Bolivar Gold (BGC-T) as relentless Scion Capital will appeal…
Lonmin dives as talks end
Shares in platinum producer Lonmin (LNMIF-O, LMI-L) ended 197 pence, or around 8%, lower at 2,300 pence in London, …
EU digs into major miner merger
Regulators in the European Union have decided to take a closer look at the proposed merger between Canadian metal h…