Articles by Northern Miner Staff


Cyprus earnings narrow

Earnings were down sharply for Cyprus Minerals (NYSE) during its the third quarter ended Sept. 30. The company reported third quarter earnings of US$42.2 million, compared with earnings of US$68.2 mil…



GSR considers Bates potential

A small drilling program on a past producer has GSR Goldsearch (VSE) reviewing the possibility of restarting production. A two-hole program was designed to test the downdip extension of the Bates vein…


Groups collaborate on mining research

The nature of mining research in Canada is changing as industry, government and universities pool their resources and expertise, says John Udd, director of Mining Research Laboratories for Energy Mine…


Correction (January 07, 1990)

Drill results from the Aurora gold property in Guyana, a joint venture of South American Goldfields (TSE) and Denison Mines (TSE), were incorrectly reported (T.N.M., Dec. 31/90). Highlights from the d…


Former Trimin executives take bonuses on retirement

Severance payments and cash bonuses totalling $528,500 were paid to Brian Fraser and Randy Turner before they resigned their respective positions as chairman and president of Trimin Resources (TSE). T…


Inco, Vior assume Douay ownership

The Douay gold project in Quebec’s Casa Berardi region will soon become a joint venture between two partners, Inco (TSE) and Societe d’Exploration Miniere Vior (ME). Vior says an agreement has been re…


African problems pump up cobalt

Stock exchange investors may be feeling the effects of a bear market but for cobalt producers, the times couldn’t be better. According to the London-based publication Metal Bulletin, the metal climbed…


Drilling starts at Gold Basin

A drill program by Consolidated Rhodes Resources (VSE) has started on the Gold Basin project in Mohave Cty., Ariz. The junior, controlled by Murray Pezim, is earning a 50% interest in the property fro…


Westar takes price cut for metallurgical coal

After making promising upward moves of US$3.50 and US$2.40 per tonne in each of 1989 and 1990 respectively, the price received for metallurgical coal by Canada’s largest producer has dropped somewhat….



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