Articles by Northern Miner Staff

Seabridge Gold likes what it sees at Walsh Lake

Exploration drilling over the summer at Seabridge Gold’s (SEA-T, SA-N) Courageous Lake project in Canada’s Northwest Territories uncovered a new gold occurrence about 10 km south of the 6.5 million ounces of proven and probable gold…


Potash Corp. declines comment on Israel Chemical

In a letter  to the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange, Israel Corporation, the parent company of Israel Chemical, said Potash Corporation of Saskatchewan (POT-T, POT-N) has held talks with the Israeli Government about raising its stake in the…




Finland’s next one?

Taranis Resources (TRO-V) thinks it’s about time a junior mining company hit the big time in Northern Finland’s world class Kittila copper and gold district.


Centamin battles legal challenge from Egyptian court

VANCOUVER — Toronto-listed gold miner Centamin (CEE-T, CEY-L) has run into legal issues at its flagship Sukari operation near the Red Sea in southeastern Egypt. On Oct. 30, Centamin acknowledged that the Egyptian administrative court had…



Prosperity Goldfields sets the stage at Kiyuk Lake

VANCOUVER — It has been nearly a year since Adrian Fleming and his team studied drill results from Prosperity Goldfields’ (PPG-V) wholly-owned Kiyuk Lake project in southwestern Nunavut’s Kivalliq district, and determined they…


Stornoway expects delays at Renard

Stornoway Diamond (SWY-T) recently provided an update on the construction of the Route 167 extension that would give it full-year road access to its current fly-in Renard diamond project in northern Quebec, confirming earlier media reports…



Rambler’s Ming mine moves into production

The Ming copper-gold mine on the Baie Verte Peninsula of Newfoundland and Labrador officially moved into commercial production on Nov. 1  and Rambler Metals and Mining (RAB-V, RMM-L) says the first 9,000-10,000 tonnes of copper concentrate…


Northland gets its engines started

Northland Resources (NAU-T) has been given the green light to get the big trucks rolling and that should mean that Sweden’s next iron mine is only weeks away from entering production.


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