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Exploration ’88 HUDBAY

Hudson Bay Exploration and Development, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Hudson Bay Mining & Smelting, will again be concentrating its exploration efforts in northern Manitoba and Saskatchewan in 1988. Th…


Exploration ’88 NORAMCO

Last year, Noramco Capital gave a dazzling display of coast-to-coast ** fund-raising that netted about $60 million. This year, the company will narrow the field of prospects and concentrate on specifi…


Exploration ’88 GRANGES

Granges Exploration has reduced its budget this year, cutting $2.5 million from the $12.5 million spent last year on the search for base and precious metals. Of the current $10-million allocation, 1…


Exploration ’88 NORTHGATE

Thanks to the sale, late last year, of the Copper Rand and Portage mines in Chibougamau, Que. to Western Mining of Australia, Northgate Exploration is a cash-rich explorer. Cash and investments total …


Exploration ’88 GETTY

Getty Resources is exploring and developing five major projects in Canada financed by $10 million in 1987 flow-through share issues. It has a sixth project in Nevada, which is funded from working capi…


Exploration ’88 PLACER DOME

Canada’s newest gold mining giant, Placer Dome, is boosting its exploration spending to $51.9 million in 1988, an $11.6-million increase over the 1987 budget. But unlike Noranda, which has hungry base…


Exploration ’88 NEWMONT

Newmont Exploration of Canada has budgeted $6.3 million for exploration in 1988. However, another nearly $4 million will be contributed by joint-venture companies on Newmont-managed ground, bringing t…


Exploration ’88 RAYROCK

Rayrock Yellowknife Resources will spend about $3.5 million on exploration this year. Most of the money will be used in a search for precious metals, including reserve definition drilling on the Costa…




Exploration ’88 THE STATUS OF FLOW-THROUGH

It looks very much like the flow-through gravy train is making its last whistle stop. Last year, $1 billion was raised through flow-through share financings for grassroots and more advanced exploratio…


Cross-Cuts MISLEADING STATEMENT

Your introduction to my article, which you entitled “Dubunking a Myth” (see January issue), says: “Junior exploration firms aren’t the mine-finders par excellence they’re made out to be. According to …


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