Articles by Northern Miner Staff

Spot prices at a glance (February 27, 1995)

Week’s Price (US) Change Gold* $379.00 + $2.10 Silver* $4.76 – $0.01 Platinum* $416.40 + $2.40 Nickel** $3.79 + $0.02 Lead** $0.27 + $0.01 Copper $1.31 $0.00 Zinc $0.47 + $0.02 Courtesy of Scotiabank….


New gold zone discovered at Tasna

By the end of March, Corriente Resources (VSE) expects to have completed a feasibility study for its bismuth-copper-gold vein project on the Tasna property in southern Bolivia. The company is also exp…


Grizzly returns more gold

Drilling on the Grizzly zone at the Golden Bear mine in northwestern British Columbia is expanding the dimensions of the deposit. Owner North American Metals (VSE) reports that hole 95-128 intersected…



Goldcorp finances Red Lake work

TSE-listed Goldcorp is spending $10 million on exploration and development at its Red Lake gold mine in Balmertown, Ont. The program, expected to last two years, consists of 200,000 ft. of exploration…



OBITUARY — Younie a career diamond driller

The former owner of Hydracore Drills of Richmond, B.C., Truman Younie, died recently of a heart attack. He was 67. Younie spent his entire career in the diamond drilling industry, having started in 19…


COMMENTARY — Rising nuclear generating capacity

The American consulting and information services company NUKEM predicts, in its recent monthly publication, that world nuclear generating capacity will grow during the remainder of this decade but tha…


Minnesota ponders copper-nickel deposits

A subcommittee of the governor’s Task Force on Mining and Minerals, charged with looking at the future of copper-nickel mining in northeastern Minnesota, has recommended that the state fund a $371,500…



Mines boost Prime’s bottom line

The Eskay Creek gold mine in northwestern British Columbia is up and running. The initial shipment of crushed and blended ore, destined for smelters in Japan and eastern Canada, was made early this ye…


Ashanti seeks opportunities

Ghana’s major gold producer, Ashanti Goldfields, plans to expand into other African countries via a new subsidiary, Ashanti Exploration. Nick Laffoley, head of Ashanti Exploration, told Knight-Ridder …


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