Articles by Northern Miner Staff

Akrokeri scoffs at takeover bid

The directors of Akrokeri-Ashanti Gold Mines (AAGM-C) are urging their shareholders to resist a takeover bid by a landscaping company.Akrokeri says the offer of one share of GDL Evergreen for seven Ak…


Plata prepares for production

Junior Plata Mining (PMT-A) and Chilean-based Explodesa could begin production at their Hualilan gold project in Argentina as early as spring 1999 if an ongoing feasibility study continues to produce …


Lac des les turns a profit

North American Palladium (PDL-T) has pocketed a small profit for the third quarter as a result of improvements in costs and productivity at the Lac des les palladium mine near Thunder Bay, Ont.The ju…


Western Pacific extends zone

Follow-up trenching has extended a copper zone at Western Pacific Gold’s (WPI-G) Mbetilonga porphyry copper-gold prospect in the Solomon Islands.The trenching was designed to continue testing the Hamb…



Bruneau wraps up prefeasibility study

Montreal-based Bruneau Minerals (BRM-M) has completed a positive prefeasibility study of its calcium carbonate deposit north of Lac St.-Jean, Que.Laval-based Gostat International oversaw the study, w…



SETTING NEW STANDARDS — What’s at stake

Mining’s survival tied to public confidence and acceptance Statistics are poor tools for telling the story of mining’s enormous contribution to Canada. Numbers have little romance, and few Canadians a…



Meetings (December 07, 1998)

Dec. 8, Big HornDec. 8, Cons. Gulfside Dec. 8, Deloro Dec. 8, Genco Dec. 8, Goldbelt Dec. 8, Prime Dec. 8, Roycefield Dec. 8, Valerie Dec. 9, Artina Dec. 9, Atapa — Dec. 9, Corner Bay Dec. 9, Kobex D…


Ecuadorian options Vetaspata gold property

Ecuadorian Minerals (EMC-T) has encountered high-grade gold mineralization at its newly acquired Vetaspata prospect in southeastern Peru.The company can acquire the 47-sq.-km property by paying US$186…


SETTING NEW STANDARDS — ‘QP’ concept clarified

Speakers at the recent Setting New Standards conference in Toronto worked hard to show that the rules governing “Qualified Persons” create neither a closed shop for mineral exploration work nor a mine…


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