Articles by Northern Miner Staff

MINING IN MEXICO — Salinas in running to head WTO

Outgoing Mexican President Carlos Salinas de Gortari and former Italian trade minister Renato Ruggiero are the favorites to head the new World Trade Organization (WTO), diplomats said recently in Gene…


Windy Craggy phantom haunts CIM gathering

Halloween was still weeks away, but that did not prevent the ghost of Windy Craggy from stalking the District 6 annual general meeting of the Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum (CI…




Correction (October 24, 1994)

A report in our Oct. 17 issue incorrectly stated that Atlas (NYSE) will combine Granges (TSE), Hycroft Resources & Development (TSE) and Dakota Mining (TSE) into one company. Atlas does plan to initia…



NEWS ROUNDUP — Kookaburra defines Tacaza reserves

Drilling on the Tacaza project in southeastern Peru has outlined a geological resource of 4.4 million tonnes grading 1.35% copper, based on a 0.5% cutoff. Kookaburra Resources (VSE) has drilled 7,700 …


Magma expands with purchase of Peruvian mine

Arizona-based Magma Copper (NYSE) has outbid six international competitors for control of newly privatized Empresa Minera Especial Tintaya, Peru’s second-largest copper producer. Magma paid the Peruvi…


NEWS ROUNDUP — Tako options JAG property

Vancouver-listed Tako Resources can earn a half interest in the Malartic Twp. gold property in northwestern Quebec. The property, which is owned by JAG Mines (ME), covers an 11,000-ft. strike length o…


EDITORIAL PAGEA — One step forward, two back

Several years ago, Venezuela took steps to revitalize its near-dormant mining sector by adopting a more favorable tax structure and promising to reform its mining laws. Optimism was high that the coun…


NEWS ROUNDUP — Garde, Diabior find gold zone

Chip samples from a 30 sq.-mile property in the James Bay Lowlands of Quebec have led to the discovery of a gold-bearing zone. The discovery was made as Montreal-listed partners Garde Societe d’Explor…


Conference focuses on global opportunities

In the aftermath of the Cold War and the subsequent collapse of the Soviet Union, countries have to earn their way on to the world stage. As a consequence, many emerging nations are bringing in new mi…


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