Articles by Northern Miner Staff

Central Crude

Hemlo Gold Mines (TSE) says its operator Noranda Exploration has completed a reserve calculation for the Eagle River gold property held in joint venture with Central Crude (VSE). The property is locat…



Tundra Gold options more Quebec claims

An additional 13,850 acres has been added to Tundra Gold Mines’ (VSE) McKenzie Break property in Courville and Fiedmont twps., 20 miles north of Val d’Or, Que. The company recently optioned another 34…


NANISIVIK MINE AT THE TOP OF THE WORLD

In 1910-11, when the Canadian Coast Guard Vessel Arctic wintered on the remote, northwestern coast of Baffin Island, a prospector on board reported, for the first time, the presence of silver, lead an…



LETTERS COMPRESSED AIR DEVICE Stressmeter

An article entitled “Breakthrough in Measuring Stress” appeared in your October issue on Page 71. The article gave the impression that the breakthrough device mentioned was arrived at after combining …


POLAR PRODUCERS

POLARIS You could say it’s about as redundant as hauling coal to Quintette or gold to Hemlo. Polaris, the world’s most northerly metal mine, requires underground refrigeration. The cooling is necessar…


Specs AN INDEX TO LHSs

Reliability, productivity and flexibility are the hallmarks of any load-haul-dump (LHD) machine worth its weight in ore. Striking an appropriate balance for the job at hand is a tough job for an equi…


LETTERS COMPRESSED AIR DEVICE

In the article “Compressed Air, Naturally” in the November issue, the following was stated: “Thus was born, in 1910, the world’s first and only water-powered compressed air plant — the Ragged Chutes …



THE NANISIVIK MILL

After it is mined, ore from the Nanisivik deposit is broken up by a jaw crusher. From there, it is moved along a kilometer of conveyors to the grinding mill. In the flotation process that follows, the…


PUSH BACK THE FRONTIER

Since base metals deposits in southern Canada are being mined at such great depths today, exploration geologists are being forced to rethink the meaning of the word “remote.” Base metals deposits disc…


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