Articles by Northern Miner Staff

Echo Bay writes down investment in Kettle River mine

Denver-based Echo Bay Mines (TSE) says it will reduce the book value of its investment in the Kettle River gold property in Washington state and two exploration properties by a total of US$18.1 millio…



Core libraries contain wealth of information

A wealth of geological knowledge is stored across the province in eight Ontario government drill core libraries. The facilities are much like regular libraries, but instead of books, they contain diam…


Tunnelling method a legacy of the Cold War

It’s hard to believe there could be a connection between intercontinental ballistic missiles and hard-rock mining. But there is. The Cold War era saw an unprecedented amount of effort and hard cash di…


NEWS IN BRIEF (January 04, 1993)

Avondale Resources Inc. (AVD:VSE) has changed its name to Portman Explorations Ltd. (PXL:VSE) with a consolidation of capital on a 1-new-for-10-old-share basis. The transfer agent is Pacific Corporate…




1992 — A LOOK BACK — Overseas projects

More and more, Canadian miners are involving themselves in projects abroad. Trips outside the country this year by staff members of The Northern Miner included to Mexico, Miami, South Dakota, Alaska, …



Cathedral Gold plans drilling

Surface geophysical work at the Trendline property owned by Cathedral Gold (TSE) outlined a deep target which the company plans to drill test this month. Cathedral staked the 1,900-acre property earli…


Spot prices at a glance (January 04, 1993)

Week’s Price (US) Change Gold* $332.30 – $0.20 Silver* $ 3.66 – $0.04 Platinum* $356.50 – $3.00 Nickel** $ 2.64 $0.00 Lead** $ 0.21 $0.00 Copper $ 1.03 + $0.01 Zinc $ 0.48 $0.00 Courtesy of Scotiabank…


Strike acquires Ontario claims

Strike Minerals (CDN) has purchased one dozen 16-claim units covering 7,680 acres in Amyot, Browning, Ogilvie and Sheard twps., 10 miles southwest of Shining Tree, Ont. Strike says it acquired the gro…


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