Articles by Northern Miner Staff

Terra board shuffle, part of revival plan

As part of an attempt to recover from a $7.9-million loss in 1989 and a writedown in the value of a Mexican affiliate, Edmonton-based Terra Mines (TSE) recently announced some boardroom changes. Forme…


Storimin leaves Moss Lake in `good hands’

Recent results indicate that the Moss Lake project, 70 miles west of Thunder Bay, Ont., has the potential to become a large-tonnage, low- grade open pit gold-copper-silver operation. The project was o…


GOLDFUNDS2 (June 18, 1990)

MVP BGR Central Capital Net value $10.58 $5.60 $0.35 Price $9.375 $5.750 $0.21 Discount %11.39% %2.7% 40.0% Value $62,989,575.25 $96,739,725 N/A…


Anglesey completes feasibility study

By the third quarter of this year, Anglesey Mining (London Exchange) expects to have in hand a completed feasibility study for its 100% owned Parys Mountain polymetallic project in North Wales. .TAngl…


Hall of Fame seeks candidates

Now in its third year, The Canadian Mining Hall of Fame is again calling for nominations for induction at an upcoming banquet ceremony to be held in Toronto’s Royal York Hotel Jan. 7, 1991, when the s…



Field trip to Chile a success

A recent 17- day field trip to Chile hosted by the Geological Association of Canada has allowed Canadian explorationists the opportunity to make comparisons of Chilean copper and gold deposits to thos…



People PRIORITY VENTURES

Russell Chambers appointed president and director; H.D. Simpson, Blaine Ritchie and Gordon Swift appointed directors, Terry Dobroshinsky, corportate secretary.


People FAIRBANKS GOLD (June 18, 1990)

Dr. I. M. Gray appointed president and chief operating officer; Eric Friedland, formerly president, assumed the positions of chairman and chief executive officer.


Australia`s mining industry urged to defend its role

By now a fair number of mining people have thumbed through the federal government’s booklet The Green Plan: A Framework for Discussion. Those whose literary appetite has been jaded by that document’s …


INSIDE `Golden Triangle’ plans exploration

Exploration may be losing steam in some parts of Canada, but in northwestern British Columbia’s rugged and remote `Golden Triangle’ area some $100 million is earmarked for exploration and development …


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