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“The history of mining until this century was one of small-scale operations, often crude in terms of technology and hazardous to health and safety but nevertheless providing the necessary mineral raw …
“The history of mining until this century was one of small-scale operations, often crude in terms of technology and hazardous to health and safety but nevertheless providing the necessary mineral raw …
The United Steelworkers of America has teamed up with Inco (TSE) to create an Environmental Awareness Committee, the first of its kind in Canada. To be co-chaired by Inco vice-chairman Walter Curlook…
A loss of $2.4 million was reported by Total Energold (TSE) on net sales of $13.1 million for the 1991 first quarter, compared with a loss of $1.7 million on sales of $9.2 million for the first three …
An offering worth about $44.6 million, involving the sale of three million units in Canada and Europe only, has been announced by Pegasus Gold (TSE). The gold producer said each unit, to be priced at…
British Columbia’s coal producers reported a record loss of $88 million in 1990, marking the worst yearly performance since the Coal Association began its compilation of results in 1982. The primary …
More assay results were released by Westmin Resources (TSE) from a recent stepout hole drilled 140 metres west of the discovery hole on its Myra Falls mine property near Campbell River, B.C. In late …
Following an agreement with the Canada Centre for Mineral Energy Technology (CANMET), NovaGold Resources (TSE) will acquire rights to a new base metal recovery process. The original technology, calle…
After a lengthy delay caused by the regulatory approval process, Falconbridge Gold’s (TSE) minority shareholders have given the go-ahead to purchase from controlling shareholder Falconbridge Ltd. its …
Now that shareholders have overwhelmingly approved a name change and a 1-for-2 share consolidation, International Corona (TSE) is continuing efforts aimed at separating its assets into publicly traded…
Martin Cotter, Deborah Ann Bonfield and Anthony Griffin re-elected directors.
David Shaw appointed president and director; Roger Richer and Barry Rayment appointed directors.
A net loss of US$478,000 was reported by Coeur d’Alene Mines (NYSE) in its 1991 first quarter, compared with net income of US$2.4 million in the comparable 1990 period. The Idaho-based producer said …
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