Articles by Northern Miner Staff

Placer explores Shear copper-gold

The Shear property near Aspen Grove in south-central British Columbia is being explored by Placer Dome (TSE) for its potential to host porphyry copper-gold deposits. The major can acquire a 51% intere…


Texas smelter plans are withdrawn

Plans to construct a copper smelter at Texas City, Tex., with the capacity to process 182,000 tonnes per year have been withdrawn by Mitsubishi Materials. The company announced in 1989 it would go ahe…


Crown slips into the red

Higher production costs at its 30% owned Kettle River project in Washington state helped push Crown Resources (TSE) into the red for the year ended Dec. 31, 1991. The company reported a loss of US$1.0…


Sutton drilling Kabanga nickel

Diamond drilling has resumed on the Kabanga nickel project owned by Sutton Resources (VSE). Located in western Tanzania, the project is estimated to contain preliminary reserves totaling 40.5 million …




Ontario premier vows support for mining industry

The premier of Ontario took a positive approach in replying to the concerns expressed by the Save Our North campaign at the annual convention of the Prospectors and Developers Association of Canada in…


Aurex options Chilean tailings

Through the transfer of an agreement from Hughes Lang (VSE), Aurex Resources (VSE) has acquired an option on a large tailings project in Chile about 55 km southwest of Santiago. Hughes Lang signed a l…




Cusac negotiates Table Mt. purchase

A definitive option and sale agreement was recently signed by Cusac Industries (TSE) which gives the company the right to buy a 100% interest in the Table Mountain gold property near Cassiar, B.C., fr…


Others’ Words (April 06, 1992)

“I’m in the metal business. Other people till the soil and raise food. Other people cut down trees. We dig metals out of the ground and make them useful. We are the people who carry the rest of the wo…


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