Articles by Northern Miner Staff


Arsenic metal soars

Plant shutdowns in China and the cutback on shipments by that country have helped push the price of arsenic metal skyward to US$4.50 per lb. The price of arsenic metal was 60 cents in late December, …


Trader ends deal

Trader Resources (TSE) has decided not to exercise its option to purchase 1.6 million shares of Ronnoco Gold Mines (COATS) at $1.25 per share. According to the vendors of the shares, Cabre Exploration…


Charges dropped in fatal cave-in at Belmoral mine

Charges against Belmoral Mines (TSE) related to a mining accident 10 years ago at Val d’Or, Que., will not be pursued by the Province of Quebec, the company reports. The May, 1980, cave-in killed eigh…


Abcourt-Barvue closed

Citing low silver prices, decreasing grades and high costs, Abcourt Mines (ME) says it will close its Abcourt-Barvue silver mine in Quebec at the end of March. A major operating cost was incurred from…


Rio Algom eyes B.C. copper bet

A porphyry copper-gold prospect held by a unit of BP Canada (TSE) and Digger Resources (VSE) north of Fort St. James, B.C., has attracted the attention of Rio Algom (TSE). Rio Algom signed a letter of…


COATS (over-the-counter) Copperquest firm

Copperquest, the first junior mining company to complete a financing in 1990, is now trading in the 23-25 cents range. The financing, done at 21 cents , involved about 1.5 million shares of Copperque…



Capital spending booming as Sudbury mines come open

Although a recent drop in the market price of nickel on the London Metal Exchange has prompted cost-cutting action by two of Canada’s nickel producers (T.N.M., Jan. 29/90) big capital expenditure prog…



Northair drilling Deception Lake

The first four holes of a 20-hole surface drill program were completed by Northair Mines (TSE) on the Deception Lake property, 114 miles north of La Ronge, Sask. Northair, which is earning a 51% inter…


%0 Years Ago

50 Years Ago [in] THE NORTHERN MINER, FEBRUARY, 1940 CALL FOR ACTION Right now Canada should be searching for war minerals. Who can say how much or how little we have until we investigate? Prospectors…


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