Articles by Northern Miner Staff

Canico cuts new zone in Brazil

Vancouver An ongoing 11,000-metre drill program has discovered a new zone of nickel laterite mineralization on th…


AfriOre adds to gold stable

Continuing its move into the gold business, AfriOre (AFO-T) has been awarded a special prospecting licence for the…



Canadian Royalties tags hot holes at Expo-Ungava

Vancouver — Drill results reported by Canadian Royalties (CZZ-V) continue to indicate the economic potential of the Expo-Ungava nickel-copper-platinum-palladium project in northern Quebec.”We’re exci…


Kennecott ups diamond search at Rockinghorse

While Tahera (TAH-T) awaits details of next year’s budget for the Rockinghorse project in the Coronation Gulf diamond district of Nunavut, its joint-venture partner, Kennecott Canada Exploration, is c…


Harmony grabs Jipangu’s High River stake

Harmony Gold Mining (HGMCY-Q), South Africa’s third-largest producer of the yellow metal, has agreed to acquire more than 17 million shares of Toronto-based High River Gold Mines (HRG-T) from Jipangu,…


Atlas Copco combines divisions

Atlas Copco will fold its drill rig and loader/truck businesses into one division by transferring production of the latter from Portland, Ore., to its Rock Excavation Technology Center in Sweden.The t…


Diavik helps skills program

Diavik Diamond Mines has donated $10,000 to the Northwest Territories and Nunavut chapter of Skills Canada in an effort to help fund programs providing courses in trades and technology.Skills Canada r…


Correction (November 18, 2002)

The story “New tents pitched in Red Lake camp” (T.N.M., Oct. 21/02) incorrectly stated that Southern Star Resources (YSO-V) is a wholly owned subsidiary of Golden Star Resources (GSC-T).Southern Star …


Platinum in high demand

Demand for platinum is forecast to climb by 2.9% to 6.4 million oz. in 2002, according to an interim review of platinum-group-metal markets published by London-based Johnson Matthey.Chinese purchases …


Seahorse douses GGL’s hopes

The discovery of multiple kimberlites by GGL Diamond (GGL-V) on its Seahorse property in the Lac de Gras area of the Northwest Territories has proved barren of diamonds.A cluster of three irregular in…


Edgar Pye

Edgar Pye, who formed the Ontario Geological Survey in 1972, has died.A geology graduate of the University of Toronto, Pye began his career in 1948, mapping iron formations in Ashmore and Errington tw…


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