Articles by Northern Miner Staff

Francoeur mine enters production

The Francoeur gold mine of Richmont Mines (TSE) and LAC Minerals (TSE) near Rouyn-Noranda, Que., entered commercial production recently and is expected to produce 5,200 oz. during the last quarter of …



Earnings slip for Amax Gold (November 11, 1991)

A drop in gold output as well as an increase in production costs negatively affected the earnings of Amax Gold (NYSE) for the period ended Sept. 30. Earnings for the third quarter dropped to US$5.4 mi…


Soviet resources focus of symposium

The Colorado School of Mines campus in Golden will be the site of the first international symposium on the vast mineral deposits in Russia and other republics of the Soviet Union on Nov. 18-21. “The i…


Breakwater suspends El Mochito mine

An escalating labor dispute has forced Breakwater Resources (TSE) to suspend operations at its El Mochito mine in Honduras and place the lead-zinc operation on a care-and-maintenance basis. The compan…



EDITORIAL PAGE (November 11, 1991)

It’s easy to forget just how much mining contributes to the general economy because so much of mining’s benefits are felt in remote areas. The money individual mines pump into their local communities …


LETTERS TO THE EDITOR (November 11, 1991)

After reading “The facade of Soviet mining,” an excerpt from a paper by Pierre Lassonde (T.N.M., Oct. 21/91), I was disappointed that The Northern Miner could not do any better on the topic of Soviet …



Silver Butte launches lawsuit

Ownership of a portion of the SB gold property near Stewart, B.C., is being challenged by Silver Butte Resources (VSE) in a lawsuit filed in the Supreme Court of British Columbia against Esso Resource…


Col program under review

This season’s drilling on the Col copper project in the Mount Milligan area northwest of Prince George, B.C., returned intersections ranging from 0.20% to 0.66% copper over narrow widths (10-20 ft.). …


Alberta Stock Exchange (November 11, 1991)

Goldhunter Explorations continued to ride on the coattails of Fort Knox Gold, the TSE-traded explorer that is breathing life into the beleaguered junior mining market. Trading over one million shares …


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