Articles by Northern Miner Staff





Finkolo yields more high-grade

Infill drilling on the Finkolo gold project in Mali, West Africa, continues to confirm the continuity of the main T…


Drills turn at Tli Kwi Cho

Vancouver – A two-phase drilling program operated by Peregrine Diamonds (PGD-V) is testing the Tli Kwi Cho (DO-27)…


Summer drilling on Northern Dynasty Minerals' Pebble copper-gold project, situated 380 km southwest of Anchorage, Alaska. Drilling recently discovered the East zone, where grades are exceeding those of the project's main deposit, immediately west.

Northern Dynasty eyes a bigger Pebble

A successful drilling campaign in 2005 has prompted Hunter-Dickinson-led junior Northern Dynasty Minerals (NDM-V, NAK-Q) to delay completion of a feasibility study of its Pebble cop…



Goldcorp adds stake in lonore neighbour

Having more thoroughly kicked the tires at the recently acquired lonore gold discovery in the James Bay region of Quebec, Goldcorp (G-T, GG-N) has agreed to take a 9.9% stake in n…



In summer 2005, Chief Glenn Nolan (centre, red sweater) of the Missanabie Cree First Nation, led a canoe trip to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the signing of Treaty 9, which encompasses the northern portion of Ontario. The 3-month journey involved celebrations in many of the 49 communities inside the treaty boundaries and concluded with a ceremony in Canada's capital, Ottawa. Nolan is a PDAC director and a member of the association's Aboriginal Affairs Committee.

Aboriginal participation in the mineral industry

In 2005, PDAC established an Aboriginal Affairs Committee with a mandate to keep the board and membership informed on aboriginal affairs as they may impact on exploration and development in Canada. Pr…


Trade Show (January 23, 2006)

Company Booth
2iC Australia 1037
Abitibi Geophysics 805
Accurassay Laborator…


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