Articles by Northern Miner Staff

ON THE LEVEL — High cost of native self-rule

Who’s kidding whom on the so-called inherent right to native self-rule. What does it mean? How would it work? What will it cost? And who will pay for it? It would simply be irresponsible to enshrine a…


Tajikistan to double gold production

According to Georgi Koshlakov, chairman of Tajikistan’s State Economic Committee, national gold production in 1991 was closer to 72,500 oz., and is expected to double over the next few years. The auth…



FINANCING (July 13, 1992)

International Brace Res Inc. – 900,000 units consisting of 1 sh and 2 wts offered @ 54 cents per unit..TDRT Res. Ltd. – 1,000,000 shs offered @ 16 cents per sh.Swannell Minerals Corp. – 2,250,000 shs …


Noranda, Inco on top-10 list of mining firms

Canadian mining giants Noranda (TSE) and Inco (TSE) were among the top 10 mineral producers in the western world in 1990, according to Who Owns Who In Mining 1992, published recently by London-based R…


Orapo, Shannon seek Manitoba diamonds

The diamond fever infecting the Northwest Territories, Ontario and Saskatchewan appears to have spread to Manitoba with a recent announcement by Orapo Resources. Orapo, along with joint venture partne…


Placer Dome sells control of VSM at discount price

Montreal-based junior VSM Exploration (TSE), which has a zinc exploration project near Matagami, Que., has a new controlling shareholder. Gold producer Cambior (TSE) has purchased a 43.6% interest in …


Correction (July 13, 1992)

A preliminary reserve estimate of 22-40 million tons grading 0.035 oz. per ton was incorrectly accredited to a property adjacent to MinVen Resources’ (TSE) Golden Reward mine in South Dakota in a rece…




Great Lakes may lease mill

Great Lakes Minerals (TSE) is considering leasing an existing mill 23 miles from its 543-S copper deposit in order to be in production within a year. The deposit lies on the Keeweenaw Peninsula in Mic…


EDITORIAL PAGE — A school for the future

About three years ago the future of Haileybury School of Mines was in doubt. With limited enrolment, bruised morale following a bitter strike and dwindling resources, it looked as if the institution w…


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