Articles by Northern Miner Staff

PRODUCER PRICES (November 11, 1991)

ALUMINUM: MW U.S. market US54.75-55.50 cents per lb. (Oct. 24, 1991). 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). CAD…



Cominco cuts zinc production

Cominco (TSE) announced it will be operating its zinc refinery at Trail, B.C., at 90% of its 300,000-ton-per-year capacity. The company also announced that further cutbacks would be considered, “if wo…


Noront to drill promising projects

Although finding it difficult to raise money these days, “one way or another” Noront Resources (VSE) is determined to proceed with drilling on three of its better-looking projects, President Richard N…


Cameco files final prospectus

Saskatoon-based Cameco (TSE) has filed a final prospectus for a secondary share issue. The secondary issue includes 5.33 million common shares of Cameco held by the Saskatchewan Mining Development Cor…


Gays River mine, mill up for sale

Westminer Canada has put its Gays River lead-zinc mine and mill in Nova Scotia up for sale following a 2-year attempt to solve water problems at the underground operation. “It’s a bit small for us,” s…


PROFILE (November 04, 1991)

In recent decades, the University of Toronto has produced some of Canada’s leading geophysicists, Duncan Crone among them. President of Crone Geophysics & Exploration, he is best known as a pioneer of…



OBITUARY (November 04, 1991)

Well-known prospector William Storie died suddenly on his claim at Snow Creek near Cassiar, B.C. He was 82. At 21, Storie began his career, prospecting for Crown Point Mining. He then worked as an ind…


Development drilling continues

Four miles from this small town is the New World project, which hosts five separate deposits — McLaren, Como, Miller Creek, Homestake and Fisher Mountain. To date, Crown Butte Resources (TSE), which …


Vancouver Stock Exchange (November 04, 1991)

Gold reversed a promising uptrend during the week ended Oct. 29, dipping back below the US$360-per-oz. level to settle at US$357. Trading activity on the VSE remained relatively quiet, but both the re…



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