Articles by Northern Miner Staff

PRODUCER & DEALER PRICES (August 11, 1997)

Aluminium: LME settlements US$1,723.50 per tonne, alloy $1,490 per tonne (Aug. 5/97).Antimony: Composite free market, US$1,900 per tonne (Aug. 5/97).Bismuth: Composite free market US$3.70 per lb. (Aug…


Juniors hit copper zone at Estaco

Recent drilling has confirmed the presence of a wide zone of copper mineralization within a known massive sulphide deposit at the Estaco base metal project in the Aljustrel area of southern Portugal.F…


Vista optimistic following Amayapampa feasibility

Despite a generally positive feasibility study for the Amayapampa gold project in Bolivia, Vista Gold (vgz-x) says mining would be uneconomic unless gold prices rise above US$350 per oz.The study call…


Rio Tinto farms out PNG porphyry

Rio Tinto (rtp-n) has farmed out a minority interest in the Wafi copper-gold porphyry in Papua New Guinea to an Australian firm.The British giant has given Provincial Gold Fields the opportunity to ac…



High River advances Taparko gold project

High River Gold Mines (hrg-t) has upgraded to 1 million oz. its gold resource estimate for three deposits on the Taparko Shear zone in Burkina Faso.The indicated and inferred resource for the three zo…


COMMENTARY — Congo is open for business

The mining potential of the Democratic Republic of Congo, though tremendous, has not been properly exploited.As a result of the lack of exploitation of our natural resources, we are experiencing pover…




Newmont breaks record in quarter

Newmont Gold (ngc-n) is the first North American gold producer to have produced 1 million oz. in one 3-month period.During the second quarter, the company produced 1.03 million oz. It is now working t…


Cumberland ups holding in Meadowbank

Vancouver-based Cumberland Resources (cbd-t) has completed its previously announced acquisition of a further 40% interest in the Meadowbank gold project from Comaplex Minerals (cmf-t) (T.N.M., June 30…


Kasese Cobalt inks loan plan for plant

As the political situation in central Africa continues to stabilize, more Canadian-based mining companies are advancing projects, which is having the effect of rebuilding the region’s mineral industry…


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