Articles by Northern Miner Staff


Kennecott drops Lockwood property

A unit of Kennecott recently terminated an option to earn an interest in the Lockwood volcanogenic massive sulphide property near Everett, Wash. The project is owned 65% by Island-Arc Resources (VSE) …


Barrick extends search for new mines

The game plan of American Barrick (TSE) from the beginning has been to use hard cash to buy partly developed mining properties and then take them into production. Or, the Toronto-based gold producer h…


Minnova, Kerr test Troilus potential

If the Troilus gold property in northern Quebec gets the go-ahead, it will be one of Canada’s larger mine developments in recent years. It will be the largest gold producer in the Chapais-Chibougamau …


EDITORIAL PAGE — Blue-collar whiz kids

Global competition is making it more evident that corporate Canada has under-invested in its workforce, that Ottawa has poured millions of dollars into poorly focused training programs and that the pu…





Crown Butte continues New World permitting

With field activities completed for the season, Crown Butte Resources (TSE) plans to continue permitting work “at a priority pace” this winter for its New World gold project in Montana. The company re…


Gowest in deal with Placer Dome

A letter of agreement has been signed between Gowest Amalgamated (ASE) and Placer Dome (TSE) whereby Placer may earn a 75% interest in Gowest’s property in northeastern Ontario. The property comprises…


Reserves rise at Noble Peak zinc project

Ore reserves at Noble Peak Resources’ (ASE) Crypto zinc property near Salt Lake City, Utah, are nearing the 10-million-ton threshold needed for commercial production, shareholders were recently told a…


Echo Bay developing pair of Alaskan projects

Gold producer Echo Bay Mines (TSE) has two major development projects in southeast Alaska, Alaska-Juneau and Kensington. Together, they have the potential to increase annual gold production by about 4…


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