Articles by Northern Miner Staff

Gold-as-money

Is gold the mortal enemy of central bankers? Lawrence Parks, executive director of the Foundation for the Advancement of Monetary Education (FAME), believes so. What’s more, he says the world’s banker…


Guyana hits high grade

A hole drilled by Guyana Goldfields (YGI-V) at the Aurora concession in Guyana, South America, has returned 63 ft. grading 1.35 oz. gold per ton.The program is testing the strike length of the Aleck H…


Green Creek explores new ground

The operators of the Greens Creek polymetallic mine, in southeastern Alaska, have resumed exploration drilling following a brief hiatus.Over the past year, Kennecott Minerals, a division of the mine’s…


Mansfield, Atna bright spots in junior sector

Mineral exploration frauds such as Bre-X Minerals in Indonesia, combined with the Asian financial crisis of the late 1990s, are chiefly responsible for the ongoing slump in junior resource stocks, acc…



Decline in prices continues

During the report period Oct. 16-20, all the base metals listed on the London Metal Exchange (LME) suffered declines in their weekly average prices. Once again, nickel and zinc prices were hardest-hit…


Falling prices hurt big gold producers

The Toronto Stock Exchange recovered strongly over the report period Oct. 18-24, but the mining stocks were largely left in the dust. The TSE 300 composite index closed at 10,352.10 points, up 219.54 …


Summo advances Terrazas

Encouraged by positive drill results, Summo Minerals (SMA-T) has ordered a prefeasibility study of its Terrazas copper-zinc property in northern Mexico.Since drilling began, in July, Summo has drilled…


Gold-Ore intensifies work at San Marcial

Gold-Ore Resources (GOZ-V) has received encouraging results from trenching on its San Marcial silver-gold property, 90 km east of Mazatlan, Mexico.Two main targets have been developed on the 1,250-ha …


Election decisions

Americans will troop to the polling booths in early November, and expectations are that Canadians will be marking ballots in a federal election a few weeks later. But unlike the U.S., where presidenti…



Teck president to speak at Vancouver CIM luncheon

Steven Dean, president of Teck and executive chairman of PacMin Mining, will speak at a luncheon hosted by the Vancouver branch of the Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum on Oct. 26…


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