Articles by Northern Miner Staff

Proposal would limit arsenical dust exposure

Arsenic’s toxic nature had been known for centuries but it wasn’t until mid-Victorian times that its virulence came to be universally recognized. The mineral somehow found its way into the working man…


Western Mining in major search for ore reserves

Exploration near its producing properties has the highest priority in fiscal 1991-92 for large Australian mining company Western Mining Corporation Holdings. “Half of the exploration expenditure this …


EDITORIAL PAGE (January 27, 1992)

Ontario Hydro’s reversal on plans for nuclear power generation over the next 25 years is a shameful twisting of the provincial Crown corporation’s mandate for political purposes. The utility’s recent …


TSE Short Positions (January 27, 1992)

Semi-monthly reports as of January 15, showed 20,679,088 shares of 600 issues compared with 22,923,428 shares of 572 issues on December 31. Larger individual positions included: Amax Gold 39,431, down…


Gold values intersected at Newton

Trenching on the Newton property southwest of Williams Lake, B.C., returned a number of gold values for joint venture partners Verdstone Gold (VSE) and Rea Gold (TSE). The property is about 24 miles n…


ME performance improves in 1991

The mining and minerals index of the Montreal Exchange gained by 3.5% in 1991, according to statistics released by the ME. The general market portfolio index performed even better, closing ahead on th…


Cominco options Kutcho deposit

While it’s no secret Cominco (TSE) has been eyeing offshore mining opportunities, the Vancouver-based major is also looking in its own backyard for projects with mine-making potential. This company re…


CIM conference focuses on risk

Battle Mountain Gold (TSE) expects to secure financing for the development of its Kori Kollo gold property in Bolivia by the end of the first quarter, says Chairman Karl Elers, a speaker at the sevent…



INSIDER TRADING (January 27, 1992)

Malcolm Slack, chairman and driving force behind Deak Resources’ (TSE) effort to establish itself as a profitable producer and custom miller of gold, recently increased his stake in the Toronto-based …



PRODUCER PRICES (January 27, 1992)

ALUMINUM: MW U.S. market US51.25-51.75 cents per lb. (Jan. 2, 1992). ANTIMONY: New York dealer US82-84 cents per lb. (Aug. 8, 1991). BISMUTH: New York dealer US$3.10-3.20 per lb. (Sep. 26, 1991). CADM…


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