Articles by Northern Miner Staff

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 …

It isn’t just mining that’s being driven into the dumps these days in northern Ontario. Signs abound that the whole economy there is slumping sharply. Even fishing. Recently I spent three days at the …

Eric Gilstead appointed director.

W. McKee appointed secretary-treasurer.

Battle Mountain Canada, a unit of Houston-based Battle Mountain Gold (NYSE), is planning to spend $1 million this year to follow up encouraging results from a group of claims near Kirkland Lake, Ont. …

A recent Editorial Page column (T.N.M., May 20/91) by M.R. Brown correctly identifies problems facing the mining industry, many of which have been initiated by various federal and provincial governmen…

N.Y. Commodity Exchange High Low Close Week’s Change COPPER(HG) (in US cents per lb.) Jun 101.55 99.70 100.40 + 1.10 Jul 102.10 99.80 100.70 + 1.30 Aug 100….

Toronto-based Horsham (TSE), which controls gold producer American Barrick Resources (TSE), recently reported a sharp increase in first- quarter earnings. Horsham said earnings for the first three mo…

Some heavy buying from the National Commercial Bank in Jedda helped to drive gold to its highest level since late January, during the week ended June 11. While the inevitable increase in the price of …

Wiscan Resources (TSE) President Richard Nemis and his wife Diane are poised to benefit from any share activity that may result from exploration on the Toronto company’s Wisconsin gold properties. Acc…