Anglo, Knight to keep at it in Ungava
Recent drill results may have disappointed the stock market, but joint-venture partners
Articles by Northern Miner Staff
Lake Shore and Holmer Gold plan merger (November 01, 2004)
Vancouver —
Jubilant partners scale Samira Hill
Niamey, Niger — It doesn’t happen all that often, and until now it had never happened in Niger, but partners
Inco to go ahead with Goro (November 01, 2004)
Dynasty Gold makes splash in western China
Urumchi, China —
Nobody knows our Soros
The forthcoming presidential election in the United States crept up on us, not so much because we can’t read a calendar as because the year-long crawl to the first Tuesday in November seemed not to be going anywhere very fast.
Stoping methods
The following is an excerpt from the ninth edition of Mining Explained, published by The Northern Miner.
Aussie gold exploration on rise
The Australian gold industry spent A$7.4 billion on capital, operational and exploration expenditures in 2002-3, according to the 2004 Gold Investment Survey.
St. Jude to fast-track Benso
Vancouver With over 1.3 million oz. gold tabled on St. Jude Resources’ (SJD-V) combined Benso and Hwini Butre pro…
Vannessa targeting Venezuela through World Bank Group
Vancouver – The continuing battle over rights to the Las Cristinas gold project in the Kilometre 88 region of south…
MacMillan Gold sews up Cerro de Oro surface rights
It’s a sort of rent-to-own. Seeking security of tenure over surface rights at the Cerro de Oro gold and silver prop…
TSX rejigs tickers
The TSX Group (X-T) is taking steps to clarify the much-maligned multiple and subordinate classes of shares that no…