Mine yard scrap proves valuable
At the South mine of Inco near Sudbury, Ont., what began as scrap in the muck has evolved into big bucks in the backyard. Armed with only a suspicion and the co-operation of their fellow miners, suppl…
At the South mine of Inco near Sudbury, Ont., what began as scrap in the muck has evolved into big bucks in the backyard. Armed with only a suspicion and the co-operation of their fellow miners, suppl…
Drilling by Zappa Resources (VSE) has uncovered widespread, low-grade gold mineralization at the Ponce Enriquez project in southwestern Ecuador. Work to date has focussed on two gold zones, the Guadal…
Private Bahamian corporation Wincro has acquired an additional 600,000 shares of Nuinsco Resources (TSE) at 50 cents each. The purchase, from a group of Nuinsco shareholders, increases Wincro’s intere…
A new gold discovery has been reported by Band-Ore Resources (CDN) on its Thorne property, 10 km west of Timmins, Ont. The first drill hole intersected a 70-ft.-wide mineralized and altered zone which…
An updated feasibility study gives the thumbs-up to the Nixon Fork gold project in west-central Alaska. Consisting of a 60,000-oz.-per-year underground mine and a gravity-flotation mill, Nixon Fork is…
A feasibility study is under way on the Lisbon Valley copper project in southeastern Utah. Summo Minerals (VSE) has enlisted Salt Lake City-based Roberts & Schaefer to determine the economics of an op…
Partners Virginia Gold Mines (ME) and Explorations Diabor (ME) have staked 92 claims in the Eastmain volcanic belt of northwestern Quebec. An area containing geochemical anomalies and gold showings ha…
Several companies continue to make deals involving ground in the Lebel-sur-Quevillon camp of northwestern Quebec. Wiscan Resources (TSE) and Sharpe Energy & Resources (VSE) have jointly acquired 56 cl…
Results from recent drilling have prompted Bre-X Minerals (ASE) to persevere at its Busang gold project in East Kalimantan. A third phase of drilling, already under way, is aimed at delineating 5 mill…
Ontario is fortunate to have a vibrant prospecting community, one that has contributed significantly to many important discoveries in the province. And that is why political leaders should pull up a c…
An unfortunate reality of today’s mining business is that more and more mining companies are investing their exploration dollars outside Canada, says Gregory Waller, financial analysis manager for Com…
A former editor of The Northern Miner, John W. Carrington, passed away Jan. 20 in Toronto after a long illness. He was 81. Carrington, who devoted his entire career of 44 years to the weekly newspaper…
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