Articles by Northern Miner Staff

PRODUCER PRICES (August 22, 1994)

ALUMINUM: MW U.S. market US69-71 cents per lb. (Aug. 4, 1994). ANTIMONY: MW New York dealer US$2.35-2.50 per lb. (July 21, 1994). BISMUTH: MW New York dealer US$3.75-4.25 per lb. (July 28, 1993). CADM…



Disclosure rules enable compensation comparisons

As demand for capital by corporations has increased, so too has the demand for relevant information by investors to judge the value of their holdings. Largely for this reason, Ontario’s Ministry of Fi…


Archer Cathro plan spurs controversy

Mineral exploration plans in the Killerman Lakes region of south Yukon have been delayed by concerns about their impact on caribou and other wildlife. But Doug Eaton, exploration project manager with …


Gold potential in SW England

The potential for an economic gold discovery may exist in southwestern England, says R. Rumbold et Associes. The Devon-based geological consulting firm says work undertaken by the British Geological S…


Production to resume at Myra Falls

A 16-month-long labor dispute at Westmin Resources’ (TSE) Myra Falls operations has been resolved through the process of binding arbitration. The polymetallic mine is on Vancouver Island, near the com…



Hecla plans Lucky Friday expansion

A newly discovered deposit is expected to reduce overall mining costs and more than double the silver output of the Lucky Friday mine near Mullan, Idaho. Operator Hecla Mining (NYSE) intends to start …


Miramar plans Talapoosa takeover

A new suitor has turned up for the Talapoosa heap-leach gold-silver property in Lyon Cty., Nev. Miramar Mining (TSE) plans to acquire Talapoosa through a merger with the property’s owner, Athena Gold …


Joutel and Teck complete Cuban deal

Two TSE-listed companies, Teck and Joutel Resources, have reached an agreement to develop the latter’s exploration lands in Cuba. In accordance with the agreement, Teck has bought 1.5 million subordin…


NEWS ROUNDUP — Hardrock property portfolio grows

Affiliated companies Hardrock Extension (TSE), Geraldton Longlac (CDN) and Ferau Resources (CDN) have entered into agreements whereby Geraldton and Ferau will vend their interests in mining claims to …



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