Articles by Northern Miner Staff



Seabright milestone in N.S. mining history

Several hundred people recently witnessed an historic event in Nova Scotia’s mining industry, the return to gold production after 40 years. The last significant commercial production in the province w…


Hemlo hoping for reduced production cost

An average cost of $120(US) per oz of gold produced is not good enough for Hemlo Gold Mines. The company, a subsidiary of Noranda Inc., believes it can drop that cost to $110 or lower. During the firs…


Maritime juniors in the search for gold

Exploration activity was up sharply in the Maritimes during 1986, and this year is shaping up to be even busier. More than 30 junior exploration companies are at work in Nova Scotia, New Brunswick and…


Gordex acquires gold property in Nova Scotia

Making its first venture outside New Brunswick, Gordex Minerals has acquired a gold property 60 mi southwest of Halifax, N.S. Gordex, New Brunswick’s first primary producing gold company, will spend $…


Kilo Gold funding for B.C. project work

Diamond drilling totalling about 3,000 ft will begin early next month on the Skylark-Ranger claim area of its Kilo property near Slocan, B.C., reports Kilo Gold Mines. The company says it will raise u…



Quebec Cobalt, Arrowhead merger

The amalgamation of Quebec Cobalt & Exploration with Arrowhead Gold Mines has been approved by the shareholders of both companies, Quebec Cobalt President Richard Evarts said recently. The new company…


Correction (June 15, 1987)

In the June 8 issue of The Northern Miner, it was mistakenly reported that Pamour Inc. owns 50.2% of Australia based Giant Resources. In fact the reverse is true.


Queries Parvus making noises again

I hold shares of Parvus Mines, which seems to have almost disappeared from the scene since the late-1970s. Now I hear there is a private placement of flow-through shares; also, it has reappeared on co…


METAL MARKETS Japan relying on more steel imports

With its steelmakers having cut production, Japan will start relying more on steel imports than exports, and developing nations such as Brazil and Korea will be expanding their steel capacity steadily…


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