Articles by Northern Miner Staff

Pulse drilling Barb project

A field crew and diamond drill has been mobilized to the Barb property, a lead-zinc-silver project, 160 km north of Watson Lake, Yukon. Pulse Resources (VSE), a company associated with Prime Equities …


Pollution fine will likely go unpaid

St. Lawrence Fluorspar will probably never pay the $30,000 fine it was given for polluting a nearby pond, but an Environment Canada official says it was worth pressing ahead with the case anyway. The …


Industry needs to be assessed

The undertaking of a government-industry study on human resources in the mining industry was announced recently by the minister of employment and immigration, Bernard Valcourt. The 10-month review wil…


EDITORIAL PAGE Land claim settlements are overdue

Mention native land claims to anyone in the mining industry and you’re likely to get a strong response. Individuals have their personal views on the legitimacy of these claims and the political maneuv…



Newhawk, Granduc budget $1.5 million for Sulphurets

Project operator Newhawk Gold Mines (TSE) will be continuing surface geological work during the first-phase drill program currently in progress on the Sulphurets property north of Stewart, B.C. The co…


Brenda cited for reclamation

Reclamation programs from mines across British Columbia were recognized recently in Kamloops, B.C., at the 15th annual Mine Reclamation Symposium. Six companies received awards, with Brenda Mines, a r…


Aurizon options Hoblitzell claims

Having recently obtained the right to earn a 60% stake in Hoblitzell Twp. claims held jointly by Golden Dragon Resources (VSE) and Glen Auden Resources (TSE), Aurizon Mines (TSE) is preparing to start…



Montreal Exchange Bad news for Wrightbar

The week ended July 16 brought bad tidings for junior explorer Wrightbar Mines. Feeling the effects of a down market, St. Genevieve Resources has decided to drop its option on Wrightbar’s copper-zinc …


U.S. REPORT Renovation fund tops US$1 million

Contributions from American Mining Congress (AMC) member companies toward renovation of the geology, gems and minerals hall of the Smithsonian Institute’s National Museum of Natural History in Washing…


Grant helps women engineering students

A grant of $40,000 has been awarded by Energy, Mines and Resources Canada to the 1989 Canadian Engineering Memorial Foundation for scholarships for women engineering students. According to the federal…


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