Articles by Northern Miner Staff

PEOPLE VANGOLD RESOURCES

Bernard Brynelsen appointed director and chairman of the board succeeding Bevan Anderson who resigned.



Aur drills Abitibi bets

Exploration resumed recently on three Val d’Or, Que., base metal properties optioned by Aur Resources (TSE) from Consolidated Abitibi Resources (ME) and Dumont Nickel (ME). Aur is spending $500,000 o…


Placer Dome battles operating costs

Along with efforts to explore for and acquire base metal properties, management of Placer Dome (TSE) intends to further improve the company’s operating performance this year. “Our profit margins are …


Rea Gold focus on QR

Junior producers have become something of an endangered species these days, but Rea Gold (TSE) is bucking the trend and aiming to develop its second operating mine in British Columbia. The company alr…


Alberta Stock Exchange Crew on site at AOK

Recently listed Takla Star Resources says a field crew is on site at the AOK copper-gold property, 50 miles north of Fort St. James, B.C. The Edmonton-based explorer, with the right to acquire 100% o…


FINANCING (May 27, 1991)

Loumic Resources Ltd. — 350,000 shs offered @ 90 cents per sh. Procordia Explorations Ltd. — 1,000,000 shs offered @ 18 cents per sh. Loki Gold Corporation — 1,100,000 units consisting of 1 sh an…


PEOPLE GEOSTAR MINING

Brent Jardine appointed president and director succeeding Brian Emore who resigned as president but will remain on as a director.


PEOPLE TERITON RESOURCES

Jason Troll appointed president and director succeeding Timothy Brock who resigned; Ed Lee has joined the board of directors.


Silver price puts squeeze on Hecla’s Lucky Friday

Pocked with old mining workings, Idaho’s “Silver Valley,” officially known as the Coeur d’Alene mining district, has produced more than US$4 billion in metals over the past century. As the name would…


Potash Corp. sees sales rise

Large potash producer Potash Corp. of Saskatchewan (TSE) is confident potash usage is on the rise for the offshore market. The Saskatoon, Sask.,-based company, whose output represents about 10% of w…


Ontario miners brace for new Act

Mine managers in Ontario, Canada’s largest mining province, will be exposed to stricter environmental regulations when amendments to the province’s mining act come into effect June 3, says a Toronto l…


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