Articles by Northern Miner Staff

High grade for New Beginnings

High grade grab samples have been assayed by New Beginnings Resources (VSE) from the company’s University River gold property in the Mishibishu Lake area west of Wawa, Ont. Sampling along the Mystery …


Universities seek boost for mineral exploration

A consortium of Canadian universities has proposed a multi- million-dollar project that aims to put Canada back in the forefront of international mineral exploration. Supporters believe the project, c…


Correction (March 20, 1989)

NLX Resources (TSE) has not acquired control of Sandy K Mines, a private company as reported earlier (N.M., Mar 6/89). NLX holds a 24% in a silver property near Gowganda, Ont., which is controlled by …


Nerco reserves take big jump

A sharp increase in gold and silver reserves has been reported by Nerco Inc. (NYSE) and its subsidiary, Nerco Minerals. Proven and probable gold reserves climbed to 2.25 million oz by the end of 1988,…


New rules mean heavy costs to monitor mine effluent

Ontario mines will face some heavy expenditures this year when senior levels of government require them to begin a more intensive program of monitoring waste water discharged into lakes, rivers and st…




Editorial Getting an edge from technology

It’s not good enough for a mining company just to mine anymore. Today in order to prosper a mining company must also be adept at computer processing, be intimately familiar with the world of high fina…



Dickenson management welcomes Goldcorp bid

A second bidder has come forward with proposed takeover offers worth a combined $107 million for associated companies Dickenson Mines (TSE) and Kam-Kotia Mines (TSE). Toronto-based gold fund Goldcorp …


Pelham Gold to explore Monk’s Wawa gold bet

Vancouver-based Pelham Gold (ASE) has signed an option to earn a 51% interest in the Monk Gold (ASE) property near Wawa, Ont. According to Pelham, the decision was taken after it completed a review of…


Editorial Loony tune?

It might sound a bit loony, but the mineral potential of the moon is being given some serious consideration these days by some credible sources. The latest input into the discussion comes from Gregg…


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