Articles by Northern Miner Staff


Imperial Group owns Mount Polley

The advanced Mount Polley copper-gold project in central British Columbia is now owned 100% by the Imperial Metals Group, with Imperial Metals (TSE) having a 60.4% direct interest. Along with two affi…


Exodus to Latin America

Most major mining companies in North America are now active in Latin America and are being rapidly followed by the middle- and junior-tier companies, according to a private research firm based in Denv…



PRODUCER PRICES (July 22, 1991)

ALUMINUM: MW U.S. Market US60-61 cents per lb. (Jul. 2, 1991). ANTIMONY: New York dealer US84-85 cents per lb. (Mar. 14, 1991). BISMUTH: New York dealer US$3.05-3.15 per lb. (Jun. 27, 1991). CADMIUM: …


Van Ollie raises exploration funds

Marchment & MacKay, underwriter for Van Ollie Explorations (CDN), has exercised a compensation option to purchase 1.36 million common shares of Van Ollie at 13 cents per share. The option was granted …


INSIDER TRADING Carnell profits from Ontex shares

Johan Carnell, secretary-treasurer at Ontex Resources (ASE), profited recently after exercising options on shares of the Toronto-based exploration company. According to the Ontario Securities Commissi…



Aber options Anki base metal bet

Calgary-based Westfort Petroleums (TSE) has agreed to finance exploration on Aber Resources’ (TSE) Anki nickel-copper property in the Northwest Territories. Under an option agreement, Westport can ear…


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…


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