Articles by Northern Miner Staff

Continuing its active trading during the week ended March 3 was Orient Resources, which has a busy slate of exploration programs, including a joint venture at a gold property in Benoit Twp. in northwe…

Following a due diligence review, Dasserat Developments (VSE) elected not to proceed with an earn-in agreement on the Monument Bay project in northeastern Manitoba. The company recently announced a de…

An underground development program is being planned by Vangold Resources (VSE) for the North Belt gold property at Rossland, B.C. T.The company holds a 66% interest in the property after spending an a…

In order to get a better handle on deep mineralization below open pit reserves, Atlanta Gold (TSE) may rehabilitate some old underground workings at its 100% owned Atlanta Gold property in Elmore Cty….

The previously announced corporate restructuring of Breakwater Resources (TSE) moved a step closer to fruition with the recent execution of a formal agreement with a group headed by Roy Shipes of Tucs…

The Glenbrook Nickel, Buckhorn and Maria operations achieved a combined operating profit of $6.79 million for Cominco Resources International (TSE) in 1991. But after writing off abandoned properties …

The Argyle mine in western Australia, the world’s largest producer of diamonds, turned out a record production in 1991 of 35 million carats, Ashton Mining of Melbourne reports. Ashton, which has a 40%…

A recent drilling program by Minerex Resources (TSE) increased minable reserves at the Aurora Partnership gold mine near Hawthorne, Nev. The project is owned equally by Minerex and Electra North West …

A rights plan agreement introduced by Golden Rule Resources (TSE) in 1991 has been terminated by the company. President Glen Harper said the directors believed it was in the best interest of the compa…

Next month President Michael Spoko, 53, will succeed retiring Donald Phillips to become Inco Ltd.’s chairman and chief executive officer. Asked as to why he was chosen for the top job, Sopko replies, …

Geophysics virtually was born and raised in Canada. The sad thing is that it might just die here too. The recession, the lack of mineral exploration, a maturing mining industry, globalization — all h…

Canadian exploration expenditures totalled almost $800 million in 1990, compared with $828 million in 1989. A survey of companies carried out at the beginning of 1991 suggested that $646 million would…