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Pamour and St. Joe deals signal Australian invasion

Nearly four years after Prime Minister Brian Mulroney declared that Canada was open for business, Australian mining companies have been answering the clarion call with an unprecedented wave of investm…




Strike in S. Africa lasts three weeks

The more than 300,000 gold and coal miners in South Africa who went on strike this summer for three weeks returned to work without the 30% increase in wages the National Union of Mineworkers was deman…


La Fosse encouraged by Labrador platinum hunt

La Fosse Platinum Group continues to meet with encouragement at the company’s platinum group metals projects spread across the Schefferville and Kuujjuaq regions of Labrador. In the Retty Lake area, L…




Placer bulk test yields 1,000 oz for Gold City

A 30-day bulk sample test of gold placer gravels at Indian River, 35 miles south of Dawson City, Yukon, has yielded 1,000 oz of gold dore ingots, Gold City Resources reports. Gold City is conducting t…



Cons. Professor feasibility expected by early 1988

A feasibility study is being prepared by Wright Engineers for Consolidated Professor Mines’s Duport gold project. Located at Shoal Lake, west of Kenora, Ont., the Duport property hosts a geological re…



Editorial U.S. protectionism assaults potash

This country possesses the biggest and best potash deposit in the free world, and the biggest and best potash mines — period. With reserves in the billions and billions of tons of premium grade ore, …


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