Articles by Northern Miner Staff

Montreal Exchange Settlement at Faro

After a 10-week strike, Curragh Resources has reached an agreement with employees at the Faro lead-zinc mine in the Yukon. The deal calls for a 17.6% wage increase over three years as well as other pa…


Cochise crews on site at Eastmain

Exploration crews have moved on site at Cochise Resources (ASE) copper property in the Eastmain River area of northern Quebec. Cochise plans to spend $550,000 to map and sample a mineralized granodior…


Strike ends at Faro lead-zinc mine

The 400 union members employed by Curragh Resources’ (TSE) Faro lead-zinc mine in the Yukon have ratified an agreement to end a 10-week strike at the open pit operation. The 3-year deal includes a wa…



NEWS IN BRIEF Cominco sells smelter interest

Base metal giant Cominco (TSE) recently sold its 45% interest in Mitsubishi Cominco Smelting to Japanese firm, Mitsubishi Materials Corp. Mitsubishi Cominco was formed in 1965 with the objective of s…


American Bullion (June 24, 1991)

A private placement of 200,000 units at 50 cents each with United Mineral Services will net American Bullion Minerals (VSE) $100,000. United is a private firm wholly owned by Robert Dickinson. The uni…


Rhodes updates estimate of Copper Canyon reserve

An updated preliminary reserve estimate was released by Consolidated Rhodes Resources (VSE) for the Copper Canyon copper-gold deposit in the Galore Creek region of northwestern British Columbia. The c…



New Craig shaft dropping quickly

Shaft sinking at the Craig mine of Falconbridge in the Sudbury area is progressing at a rapid pace. Dynatec Mining President Bob Dengler said that during a 31-consecutive-day period in April and May…


Alberta Stock Exchange Indigo doubles

Shares of Indigo Gold Mines doubled in price during the week ended June 11 after the company announced an option agreement on the Oweegee Dome property in north-central British Columbia. Bolstered by …


PEOPLE YURIKO RESOURCES

Stuart Rogers appointed president succeeding Barbara Brown who resigned; Wendy Warner appointed secretary; George Maines appointed director.


Hunker Creek keeps the Goulds coming back

The annual Gold Show in Dawson City is over and John and Madeleine Gould are itching to return to the creeks. “We’ve (the family) been mining the same property since 1903,” John says, sitting in his h…


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