Articles by Northern Miner Staff

Minefinders encouraged at Dolores

VSE-listed Minefinders is encouraged by results from geological mapping, prospecting and sampling at its Dolores gold-silver property in northern Mexico. The property is in the Madera mining district,…


Sutton acquires Tanzanian prospect

Under an agreement with the Tanzanian government, Sutton Resources (VSE) has gained an 85% net interest in the Bulyanhulu gold deposit about 40 miles south of Lake Victoria. Under the agreement, Sutto…


Meliadine drilling cuts gold values

Drilling on the Meliadine project near Rankin Inlet, N.W.T., is returning gold values for joint owners Cumberland Resources (VSE) and Comaplex Resources (TSE). The current program includes closely spa…


Martel accused of violating Privacy Act

Ontario’s privacy commission has decided that the province’s mines minister, Shelley Martel, revealed “personal information” about an Ottawa man and, consequently, has violated the Freedom of Informat…


Control at Imperial changes hands

Control of Imperial Metals (TSE) is now in the hands of Calgary investor N.M. Edwards. Through a private financial corporation, Edwards will buy the 20-million-share block held by a group of five Euro…



September acquires Liberty Bell rights

An exploration program by Hemlo Gold Mines (TSE) will test the overall potential of a land package encompassing the past-producing Liberty Bell gold mine, 80 miles south of Fairbanks, Alaska. Historic…


EDITORIAL PAGEA — Politics of exclusion

It is hard to imagine, particularly after the Meech Lake fiasco, why any government would negotiate agreements of major public interest behind closed doors. But concern is growing in British Columbia …


COMMENTARY — Rising copper consumption

Western world refined copper consumption rose 2% to 10.2 million tons in 1993, the eighth consecutive year of record consumption. In the past three years, we have come through a major Western World re…


Chinese copper imports to rise

Chinese imports of copper in all forms could rise by 75% to almost 1 million tonnes of contained copper by 2005, according to a study from CRU International of London, England. In its 2-volume China a…


India’s gold jewellers adapt to changing trends

Indian gold jewellers are trying to adapt to changing trends which have turned jewelry from a traditional middle-class hedge against inflation into a fashion accessory. They are getting help from the …


Steel companies study design of lighter cars

An international consortium of steel companies has begun work on designing the lightest possible steel-bodied passenger car to help automakers reduce the weight of their vehicles in an affordable way….


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