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Alberta Stock Exchange (August 26, 1991)

North American Gold was the top trader on the Alberta Stock Exchange for the week ended Aug. 20 with 286,300 shares changing hands. It closed down 38 cents at $3.75, representing more than $1 million …



Canchrome boosts project tonnage

A new reserve figure has been calculated by Canchrome Mines (ME) for its Reed-Belanger chromite property 10 km south of Thetford Mines, Que. The new figure, 5.5 million tonnes grading 6.63% Cr2O3, is …


Unlisted trading

Reports from the bush don’t seem to have awakened the market from its summer lull. News about Wye Resources’ encounter of a mineralized zone on the Gorham property, five miles north of Thunder Bay, On…


Asamera’s second quarter shows sharp improvement

The latest results for gold and silver producer Asamera Minerals (TSE) show a turn for the better with net income of US$4.23 million for the 1991 second quarter ended June 30. This compares with a los…


Centurion acquires property

Utah-based Centurion Mines (NASDAQ) recently acquired a disseminated gold-copper project, 175 miles northwest of Spokane, Wash., and 30 miles south of the Canadian border. Partially tested by 118 dril…


Gibraltar reports earnings drop

A drop in the price of copper as well as lower investment income pushed earnings down for Gibraltar Mines (TSE) during the first half of 1991. The company reported earnings of $2 million on revenues o…


U.S. REPORT (August 19, 1991)

North America’s largest gold producer, Newmont Gold (NYSE), reported pouring its 10 millionth oz. Aug. 1 from its mines on the Carlin Trend in northeastern Nevada. Newmont brought its first Carlin Tre…


Parlake renamed Concord Capital

Toronto-based Parlake Resources has changed its name to Concord Capital Corp. (TSE) to more accurately reflect its status as a holding and investment company rather than as a resource-based concern.



INSIDER TRADING (August 19, 1991)

American Barrick Resources (TSE) may have dropped its plan to merge with Newmont Mining (NYSE) of Denver, but executives within the Toronto company continue to make money in the stock market. Accordin…


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