Centerra earnings shrink, Kumtor grows
Lower production and higher costs sent
Articles by Northern Miner Staff
First Nickel considers shaft extensions
Sudbury, Ont. — It’s a long, circuitous journey along the ramp that leads from the bottom of the Lockerby shaft at 1,300 metres underground to the production level at 1,900 metres — and not the most…
Minera Andes gets OK on San Jos
Vancouver — The long-awaited feasibility study on
Hecla faces Venezuelan taxman (November 21, 2005)
Idaho-based
Victor impact agreement signed (November 21, 2005)
The band council at the Attawapiskat First Nation in northern Ontario has voted unanimously to approve an impact benefit agreement with
Shore Gold takes the reins at Fort la Corne (November 21, 2005)
Just days after completing its merger with
Last TGDG meeting for 2005
The Toronto Geological Discussion Group will welcome geophysical consultant Laurie Reed at its next meeting, slated for Tuesday, Dec. 6 at 4 p.m. at the Ontario Club, Commerce Court South building, in…
Canadian Mining Hall of Fame adds six inductees
The Canadian Mining Hall of Fame will induct six new members at a ceremony slated for Thursday Jan. 19, 2006, in the Canadian Room at the Fairmont Royal York Hotel in Toronto….
Vancouver CIM hosts Hodgson
Stephen Hodgson, vice president of engineering with Northern Dynasty Mines, will discuss the development of his company’s Pebble gold- copper-molybdenum porphyry deposit in Alaska at the next luncheon…
Gold industry should address critics
With the gold price reaching a 20-year high, gold miners should be celebrating. Instead, a string of high-profile newspaper articles and the powerful “No Dirty Gold” consumer campaign — both highligh…
Hermit junta heads for the hills
Plenty of national governments have moved their country’s capital from a commercial centre out to the boonies, but no one has done it in quite the same demented style as Myanmar’s notorious military j…
Royal to bankroll Taranis
Fresh from financing