Articles by Northern Miner Staff


Gays River changing hands one more time

Officials at Dundee-Palliser Resources (TSE) are attempting to put together a $5 million financing package after signing a letter of intent to buy the Gays River lead-zinc mine in Nova Scotia from Wes…


Others’ words (April 27, 1992)

A country that decides it wants mining to happen will do something about it. It will establish regulations and taxes that favor mining and loosen restrictions on foreign ownership. Canada used to be t…



Martel retains cabinet post

A 2-month inquiry into the conduct of Ontario’s mines minister, Shelley Martel, ended recently without reaching a clear-cut conclusion. Martel, from the Sudbury, Ont., area, remains the minister of No…


OBITUARY (April 27, 1992)

William B. Dix, the former vice-president of McIntyre Porcupine Mines, died in Toronto recently at the age of 81. Born and educated in England, Dix spent almost his entire working life within the McIn…


LETTERS TO THE EDITOR (April 27, 1992)

I commend your stimulating editorial “Capital for Latin America” (T.N.M., Mar. 23/92). You do well to encourage the Canadian resource industry to participate in Latin America’s growing opportunities f…


CIM Meeting

Chilean mining joint venture law and privatization will be the subject of the next CIM Mineral Economics Society discussion group meeting at the Toronto Board of Trade, May 5. Jorge Bande, vice-presid…



MINER DETAILS; Diamond find won’t help mining

The recent rush to find diamonds in Canada’s far north is fun, but it really isn’t what Canada’s mining industry needs today. The money being spent finding the makings of future diamond rings would be…


STOCK MARKETS (April 20, 1992)

Because of technical complications, the stock market listings which appeared in the April 13 edition of The Northern Miner were incorrect.


Spot prices at a glance (April 20, 1992)

Week’s Price (US) Change Gold* $339.60 + $2.10 Silver* $ 4.10 + $0.01 Platinum* $348.50 + $0.50 Nickel** $ 3.35 – $0.01 Lead** $ 0.24 $0.00 Copper $ 0.99 – $0.01 Zinc $ 0.59 + $0.01 Courtesy of Scotia…


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