Articles by Northern Miner Staff

Earnings and revenues for CSA Management (TSE) declined last year as a result of a non-recurring gain of $1.4 million on the sale of an investment in securities realized during 1992. CSA reported a ne…

In a positive sign for the exploration industry, two companies have inked the first agreement to explore and develop deposits in the newly formed region of Nunavut in the eastern Northwest Territories…

Encouraging drill results, coupled with an imminent influx of $17.6 million cash, bode well for Eden Roc Minerals (TSE). On its 68%-owned, 320-sq.-mile concession in Ivory Coast, the company has inter…

Higher gold prices, together with higher grades at the LaRonde mine in Quebec, enabled Agnico-Eagle Mines (TSE) to earn more money in 1993 than in the previous year. Revenue from the Val d’Or area min…

China is affluent in tungsten resources and its operational costs are lower than those of most tungsten producers in the world. Although the demand for tungsten in the world market is not strong, if C…

John Grotski appointed director.

Henry Sydor has joined as a drilling and business consultant, based in Denver, Colo.

Alan Archer appointed director.

Brian Ferguson and Sylvain Hollander appointed directors.

An office has been opened in Santiago, Chile, and the following four appointments have been made: Renato Fernandez, senior geologist; George Ring, senior hydrogeologist; Carlos Saez, senior engineer; …

Total attributable gold production for Goldcorp (TSE) approached 100,000 oz. in 1993, compared with 92,798 oz. in the previous year. Goldcorp is the major shareholder of Dickenson Mines (TSE) and Whar…

For much of the past decade, junior mining companies listed on western markets focused on projects in Canada and the U.S., where the target was typically gold. Today, they are raising funds to explore…