Articles by Northern Miner Staff

EDITORIAL PAGE — Taken for granted

It seems that too many Canadians see only the benefits of a world in which mining and its “loathsome” Windy Craggys are absent. It would be true, for example, that the world would be a quieter place w…


COMMENTARY — Pipes susceptible to erosion

Kimberlites and lamproites were intruded through the Earth’s crust over a wide variety of ages. Not surprisingly, they have all experienced some degree of erosion. In Botswana, a thick cover of windbl…



Crown Butte Res. awaits approval

Annual output at Crown Butte Resources (TSER) New World project in Montana is projected to be 130,000 oz. gold. The company is awaiting a decision on an environmental impact statement which would ena…



Canmine drilling hits new zone

A zone of alteration with massive sulphide mineralization has been intersected on the Fer property in northern Manitoba, reports Canmine Resources (CDN). The new zone, termed the Prism, is on the Coll…


Gibraltar, CAW reach agreement

A new collective agreement covering operations at the Gibraltar open-pit copper mine near McLeese Lake, B.C., has been signed by Gibraltar Mines (TSE) and Local 3018 of the Canadian Auto Workers Union…


Stroud drilling extends Creek zone

Two holes drilled by Stroud Resources on its Hislop gold property near Timmins, Ont., have encountered additional mineralization in the Creek zone. Hole 251 encountered 0.12 oz. gold per ton over 6.2 …


Giant Bay moves on Montanore

The acquisition of a private U.S. company will give Giant Bay Resources (TSE) an option on a 45% interest in the huge Montanore copper-silver deposit in northwestern Montana. Giant Bay has agreed in p…



Adrian commissions Petaquilla study

Adrian Resources (VSE) has retained Kilborn Engineering to carry out a study of the Cerro Petaquilla concession in Panama. The study will enable Teck (TSE) to decide whether or not to participate in t…


Altai confirms surficial gold zones at Peru deposit

A field program by Altai Resources (TSE) on its Rio de Oro property in north-central Peru has confirmed the presence of a high-grade surficial gold deposit amenable to open-pit mining. Four gold-beari…


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