Major find in Battle Mountain trend
Discoveries by majors do not often receive the attention or accolades they deserve, as in the case of Cortez Hills in Nevada. Discovered by
Articles by Northern Miner Staff
Gold stocks lose out
There were modest gains in the U.S. stock markets over the report period May 26-June 1, with the S&P 500 index adding 8.15 points to close at 1,121.20 and the Dow Jones Industrial Average adding 85.03 points to finish at 10,202.65.
Viceroy drills Gualcayamo
Vancouver — Early drilling by
Coeur, Golden Star bid to derail Iamgold-Wheaton merger
The boards of directors at
PwC survey says BC in good shape
In contrast to the findings in an annual survey of mining companies published by the Fraser Institute, a report by PricewaterhouseCoopers says financing for mining projects in British Columbia improved in 2003.
Thundelarra spins off gold assets
A sustained gold price, a weakening Australian dollar and good, experienced people are on the wish list of
Pacific Gold aims to be placer producer in western US
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Nevada Pacific hunts for motherlode
Vancouver — For the past seven years
Constellation dusts off old copper targets
Higher copper prices are creating a rush in the American southwest, with junior explorers eyeing various historic mining districts and past-producing operations.
Alaska emerges as gold giant
Vancouver — In 2003, spending on precious metals exploration in Alaska amounted to a disappointing US$12 million. However, a considerable improvement is expected for 2004, owing to the increase in the price of gold, which, in turn, has enabled ju…