Articles by Northern Miner Staff


EDITORIAL Risky business

Perhaps if the name were changed from “promoter” to “entrepreneur,” things would be different. Entrepreneurs, after all, are glorified by the same journalists who have no qualms about vilifying those …


Trimin delays special meeting

Trimin Resources (TSE) has rescheduled its extraordinary general meeting to early November in order to allow for the completion of an independent report on the proposed sale of the company’s key asset…


Corrections (October 15, 1990)

Deak Resources (TSE) says it will begin mining an open pit reserve of 50,000 tons averaging 0.18 oz. gold per ton at the Garrison gold project near Kirkland Lake, Ont. An incorrect figure was publishe…


Exploration continues at Paymaster property

American Reserve Mining (ME) says rehabilitation of the No. 6 winze on its 40% owned Paymaster project near Timmins, Ont., has been completed down to the 4,975-ft. level and access to the 6,025-ft lev…


Soviet Union petitions western mining firms

The Soviet mining industry says it is open to offers from its western counterparts to generate new mining projects, update antiquated mining technology and reclaim metal from waste. At an east-west st…


Fort Cady lawsuit

Corona (TSE) filed a lawsuit earlier this year in the Ontario Court, general division against its partner in the Fort Cady boric acid project, northeast of Los Angeles, Calif. Corona, through Fort Cad…


PEOPLE (October 15, 1990)

RINSEY MINES Charles Main elected president succeeding Carl Schepannek who has been appointed secretary and chief financial officer; Joseph Faulkner appointed vice-president, Investor Relations.



Queen’s hosts seminar

Queen’s University will host a seminar on mineral exploration at the Donald Gordon Centre for Continuing Education, Kingston, Ont., Dec. 2-8. It is designed to provide exploration managers and project…


Tourist outfitter benefits from exploration activity

Tourist outfitter and flying service enterprises sometimes are affected by mining activities. Often they benefit from the spinoffs of mining. Don Massey of Hawk Junction, near Wawa, owns and operates …



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