Articles by Northern Miner Staff

Kinross pulls plug on Lupin

Soaring costs have forced Kinross Gold (K-T) to suspend operations at its Lupin mine in Nunavut, 400 km northeast of Yellowknife.Despite a restructuring plan that improved costs, the stronger Canadian…


Bulls charge, gold bugs fly higher

The “Blackout of 2003” failed to darken the mood of investors, who pushed the Toronto Stock Exchange composite index 128.80 points higher over the Aug. 13-19 report period. The benchmark finished at 7…


Suppliers Roundup (August 25, 2003)

Knelson to build screensLangley, B.C.-based Knelson Gravity Solutions will begin building screens for filtering coarse ore from fine ore, under the brand name Knelson-Sizetec. The deal is part of a ma…


Claude squeaks by in second quarter

Higher headgrades and stronger gold prices enabled Claude Resources (CRJ-T) to offset the weaker U.S. dollar and record a small profit for the 3-month period ended June 30.Net earnings totalled $107,0…


Number nailed on Segala

Preliminary reserve estimates at the Segala gold deposit in western Mali put the size of the deposit at 383,000 oz.Estimates by Snowden Mining Industry Consultants, who were engaged by owner Nevsun Re…



The portal to the Swan decline, which currently runs some 5 km and extends to a depth of about 850 metres below surface. The anticlinal-synclinal structures typical of the Bendigo goldfield can bee seen on the walls of the ramp.

Bendigo eyes Victorian revival

Bendigo, Australia — Bendigo Mining is looking to extract up to 25 million oz. gold from the historic goldfield after which it is named, here in central Victoria state.Making a bit of history itself,…


Microbes and mining

Noise is anathema to the modern mining industry, as it generally means wasted energy. In looking for better, less-loud ways of winning metals, the industry is increasingly turning to techniques that i…





True North eyes new targets

Vancouver A newly completed $470,000 program by True North Gems (TGX-V) has identified 8 new target areas on the…


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