Articles by Northern Miner Staff

Mighty oaks from little acorns grow

A case in point would have to be American Barrick Resources, one of today’s true giants of the Canadian mining industry. Barrick’s shares now trade on the Toronto, Montreal and New York stock exchange…


Environmental group knows value of mining to economy

The Ontario Federation of Anglers and Hunters is often at loggerheads with the mining industry on the issue of land use, but even this environmentally act group recognizes the economic importance of m…



Status of rhodium likely to increase

Rhodium will probably be upgraded to primary metal status as a result of this year’s surge in the rhodium price. At least two new mines in South Africa will probably concentrate on rhodium rather than…


EDITORIAL Buying back shares adds liquidity

Cash is king, they say, and the truth of that homily is reaffirmed each time the stock market slumps. Those that have cash can ride out the rough times, pick up bargains and generally look after the b…


Red Lake working to broaden tax base

Annual exploration expenditures in the Red Lake district of Northwestern Ontario hit a peak in the $45-million range during the heyday of flow-through share funding and exploration was, at that time, …



Rouyn Mining part of research effort

Rouyn Mining Resources (TSE) has joined forces with the Quebec Industrial Research Centre in an effort to improve the efficiency in mining methods of vein type deposits. The pair will build a movable …



Geddes confirms third zone at Windy Craggy

The discovery of a third massive sulphide zone at the Windy Craggy project in the far northwestern corner of British Columbia is being viewed by Geddes Resources (TSE) as an important new development….



Portfield changes name to Canmine

Portfield Industries (COATS) has changed its name to Canmine Resources (COATS) and expects to be trading under its new name and share structure immediately. Canmine has a portfolio of 10 precious and …


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