Articles by Northern Miner Staff

Soquem, Campbell in option deal

Soquem, the Quebec crown exploration company, has signed an agreement to earn a 50% stake in half the land surfaces covered by Meston Lake Resources’ Chibougamau and Joe Mann properties. Both are owne…


METAL PRICES (June 22, 1992)

London Metal Exchange Spot closing prices in $US per tonne, except copper and lead (pounds sterling per tonne) Date June 16 June 15 June 12 June 11 June 10 Copper 1222-1223 1223-1224 1224-1225 1220-12…



NEWS ROUNDUP (June 22, 1992)

Shareholders of Homestake Mining (NYSE) will be meeting July 15 to vote on a proposed plan to acquire International Corona (TSE) through a share exchange. Homestake recently received clearance from th…


NEWS IN BRIEF (June 22, 1992)

Iron King Mines Inc. (IRK:VSE) has changed its name to Coriente Resources Inc. (CTQ:VSE) with a consolidation of capital on a 1-new-for-3-old-share basis. The transfer agent is Montreal Trust.


LETTERS TO THE EDITOR (June 22, 1992)

As you can well imagine, the past month has been a tragic and hectic time for us. However, I wanted to drop you a note to say how much we appreciated the May issue of The Northern Miner Magazine featu…




New Geddes CEO seeks dialogue

Geddes Resources (TSE) is changing its emphasis from exploration to public consultation in an effort to communicate more effectively with governments and opponents of its Windy Craggy copper project i…


EDITORIAL PAGE (June 22, 1992)

The accepted wisdom is that all the easy finds in Canada have been made. Discoveries such as Hemlo a stone’s throw off the Trans-Canada Highway and Louvicourt in the shadow of Val d’Or’s existing head…


MINER DETAILS (June 22, 1992)

Whether we’re ready or not, a global economy will be a reality of the next decade and century. And in this world of interdependence hurtling toward us, those that can’t accommodate cultural and social…


Springhill puts warm water to use

The town of Springhill, N.S., is living up to its name. As many as 400 gallons per minute (gpm) of warm water are being drawn from the town’s infamous, and now derelict, coal mine. There are plans to …


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