Articles by Northern Miner Staff

A strong exploration year for British Columbia

The British Columbia & Yukon Chamber of Mines, founded in Vancouver in 1912, recently held its 79th annual general meeting at the Eighth Annual Cordilleran Geology and Exploration Roundup. A record nu…


Porphyry deposit at South Kemess

A large porphyry copper-gold deposit is being outlined at the South Kemess property in the Toodoggone region of north-central British Columbia. El Condor Resources (VSE) and Kennecott, in a 60-40 join…



Potash sale to fund Chinese aid projects

The Canadian International Development Agency (CIDA) says it will purchase $4.6 million worth of potash fertilizer from Saskatoon-based Canpotex for delivery to China. Canpotex handles offshore sales …


PEOPLE LA TEKO RESOURCES

K. Stoker appointed president and director succeeding Edmund Babcock; Gordon Fretwell appointed director succeeding Chester Millar; Spencer Nelson appointed secretary2Dtreasurer succeeding Brian Irwin…



Del Norte options California mine

Based on the favorable findings of a preliminary investigation, Consolidated Del Norte Ventures (VSE) recently acquired an option to evaluate and own 100% of the Idaho-Maryland gold mine and accompany…


Black Cliff options properties in Chile

An option to earn a 75% interest in three Chilean copper-gold properties has been obtained by Black Cliff Mines (TSE) from a private Chilean company. The first property, Los Navarros, comprises 1,615 …



Gauther would sell St. Genevieve Resources

Apparently fed up with waiting for his company’s share price to move upward, St. Genevieve Resources (TSE) Chairman Pierre Gauthier has retained Merrill Lynch Canada to find a buyer for the Montreal-b…


De Beers annual diamond sales total US$4.17b

Annual sales of rough diamonds by the Central Selling Organization (CSO) of De Beers totalled US$4.17 billion last year, up 2% from US$4.09 billion in 1989, the company reports. The 1990 sales figure …


Alaskan mineral revenue doubles

The value of mineral production in Alaska for 1990 jumped to US$534 million in 1990, up substantially from the US$277 million reported in 1989. The increase was primarily caused by a jump in base meta…


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