Articles by Northern Miner Staff

Band-Ore hole extensions look good

Band-Ore Resources (BAN-T) has intersected significant gold by deepening previously drilled holes on its Thorne property in Timmins, Ont.




Aquiline tests Calcatreu at depth

Drilling by Aquiline Resources (AQI-V) has intersected 5 metres grading 15.2 grams gold per tonne at depth on the Calcatreu gold-silver project in Argentina’s Rio Negro province.


Vangold hits high grade in PNG

Vancouver — Trenching and soil sampling have outlined two systems of gold mineralization on the Mt. Allemata gold-silver-platinum property in Papua New Guinea.


Canadian Stock Exchange Indices (July 05, 2004)


Atna sees potential at Pinson

Vancouver — Atna Resources (ATN-T) has entered into an agreement to acquire all of the former Pinson gold mine in Nevada from Barrick Gold (ABX-T).


Redcorp advances Tulsequah Chief

Vancouver — Infill drilling by Redcorp Ventures (RDV-T) is resulting in consistent grades at the Tulsequah Chief polymetallic project near Atlin, B.C.


Open-pit operations at Newmont Mining's Ovacik gold mine in Turkey.

Frontier Pacific to buy Ovacik

Vancouver — Frontier Pacific Mining (FRP-V) is acquiring the Ovacik gold mine in western Turkey from Autin Investments, a subsidiary of Newmont Mining (NEM-N).


Boston drilling exceeds expectations

Vancouver — Good news follows bad for Miramar Mining‘s (MAE-T) wholly owned Hope Bay gold project, near Bathurst Inlet in Nunavut: little more than three weeks after being notified of a delay in permitting for the Doris North d…


Appetites wane

Nobody actually said it would be easy. But they sure implied that consolidating the mining industry was a bit of a downhill run.


Phelps Dodge chops debt

The trading period ended June 28 was punctuated by the early transfer of power in Iraq from U.S. authorities to an interim Iraqi government. The move sent energy stocks lower while, more broadly, the Dow Jones Industrial average dropped 37.98 poin…


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