Articles by Northern Miner Staff

Musto explores Argentine deposit

Major companies are giving Argentina’s mineral potential a closer look now that a capitalist revolution has taken root in the South American country. But the first foreign company to begin a major min…


Majors drilling Gold Giant projects

Surface drill programs will be carried out this summer to test previously defined gold and polymetallic targets on the Nizi and Snoball properties in northwestern British Columbia. The program on the …


BOOKS IN REVIEW — Non-placer gold output levels off

Active Canadian Gold Mines. Published by Metals Economics Group. P.O. Box 2206, Halifax, N.S. B3J 3C4. 500 pages. US$1,600. Canada’s Non-placer gold output levelled off at five million ounces last yea…




Diamonds, plans for N.W.T. port spur exploration

Exploration activity is booming in the Northwest Territories at both the grassroots and advanced project levels, and expenditures this year are expected to easily surpass $35 million, over 27% more do…



Court disallows Canarc merger

The Supreme Court of British Columbia did not approve a proposal to amalgamate Canarc Resource (VSE), Suntac Minerals (VSE) and Rembrandt Gold Mines (ASE). Canarc currently holds a 51% interest in Sun…


Sulphurous gases: putting pollution into context

Today, man is universally condemned as the environmental hooligan. However, nature too can devastate the global balance. For example, the latest phase of sulphur dioxide control is on schedule at the …



Diamond gems — A collection of unconfirmed reports

. . . Two rigs are turning near Lac de Gras as the Dia Met/BHP joint venture tests its fifth target and Monopros drills northeast of the discovery. . . . Cheaper than drilling and faster than geochemi…


Mazarin to buy Quebec’s stake in asbestos mines

Junior Societe d’Exploration Miniere Mazarin (ME) is extending its mineral holdings into the asbestos field. The Quebec City-based company, with gold and copper exploration prospects but perhaps best …


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