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Bond Gold Canada

Bond Gold Canada a wholly- owned affiliate of Bond International Gold has earned a 50% interest in the Shoal Lake gold property near Kenora, Ont. The remaining interest is held by Kenora Prospectors &…


Ronrico results from Simkar

Mapping on the 4th level of the Simkar project has led to the discovery of a gold mineralized alteration zone. Located near Val d’Or, Que., the Simkar project is operated by Ronrico Explorations (VSE)…


Inco has $10-million to look at Couchenour

With its Golden Pond East zone in Quebec already up and running, Inco Ltd.’s (TSE) gold exploration arm is attempting to add to its mineable reserve inventory by sinking $10 million into the old Coche…



Metal Prices (October 24, 1988)

FREE MARKET London Metal Exchange Spot closing prices in Pound Sterling per tonne, except zinc and nickel ($US per tonne) Copper 1660-1662 1667-1672 1680-1685 1598-1600 1614-1616 Lead …


Editorial Opportunities in gold

These are exciting times for gold miners. Since Sir Isaac Newton first established a fixed gold price back in 1717, gold has been synonymous with money, the standard against which all other currencies…


Metall’s Australian mine

Metall Mining Corp. (TSE) plans to increase its operations in Australia following the commencement of gold production at the company’s Callion mine near Kalgoorlie. Callion, which began operations las…


Metal Prices PRODUCER PRICES (October 24, 1988)

ALUMINUM: MW U.S. Market $1.01-$1.07 per lb. (Oct 6, 1988). ANTIMONY: New York dealer $1.05-$1.10 per lb. (Aug 25, 1988). BISMUTH: New York dealer $6.10-$6.15 per lb. (Sept 29, 1988). CADMIUM: New Yor…



Minnova/Rea Gold get approval for B.C. mine

Because going- it-alone to production is proving too costly a proposition for many juniors in British Columbia these days, a good many of the province’s advanced projects seem to be finding their way …


Lead/zinc shipped from Caribou, N.B. by 1989

A new $120-million mine has begun producing concentrates in northern New Brunswick. Lead/ zinc concentrates from the 2,000- tonne-per-day Caribou mine/mill complex should be on their way to Europe by …


Publicity, ethics rule Acadia Mineral meeting

Professional ethics took a front seat at the annual meeting of Acadia Mineral Ventures (TSE) in Toronto recently. Several shareholders expressed concern about apparent discrepancies in tonnage and gra…


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