Articles by Northern Miner Staff

Canadian postal dispute (September 07, 1987)

There is a possibility of a dispute in the Canadian postal service within the next few weeks, which would disrupt mail service. Should this happen, subscribers in Toronto, Montreal and Vancouver may o…


Books (September 07, 1987)

Practical Problems in Exploration Geochemistry by A. A. Levinson, University of Calgary; P. M. D. Bradshaw and I. Thomson, Placer Development Ltd. Hardcover, 269 pages, ISBN 0-915834-05 $7. 80(US) App…


Cominco’s Marte project nears production stage

A production decision is expected this fall for the Marte gold project owned by Cominco Resources and a subsidiary of Anglo American Corp. The decision will follow the completion of a feasibility stud…


Abitibi optimistic on a mining plan

Abitibi Metal Mines, a small, Montreal-listed junior (not to be confused with Abitibi Resources), is very optimistic about mining 500,000 tons of what it calls probable ore, on a 6-claim property nort…



Phelps Dodge exploring deposit

The largest producer of copper in the United States, Phelps Dodge, reports it is exploring a potentially significant copper deposit near Brisbee, Ariz. The copper mineralization lies north of the aban…



Battered dollar drives gold index to new high

What’s bad for the rest of the business community is not always bad for gold. The battered U.S. buck, which took a beating this week following increased worries about the burgeoning U.S. trade deficit…


High grade at Lamaque cut by Teck and Tundra

One of the best holes ever drilled on the Lamaque mine property near Val d’Or, Que, has been completed by Teck Exploration and partner Tundra Gold Mines. Hole T-13833 cut a 62.9-ft section in the No. …


Coastoro undertakes drilling program

Fifteen holes have been drilled to date at Coastoro Resources’ Garrison Twp. project in northeastern Ontario, President R.A. Pollack reports. Among the better results were hole No 87-24, 0.18 oz gold …



Editorial An $8-billion vote of confidence

We always knew that gold was a good thing. But what finer affirmation of that thinking than the $6.1 billion(US) that two mavericks of Australian and American business are willing to put up in order t…


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