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SUPPLIERS’ NOTES (July 01, 1987)

SEW-Eurodrive Co. of Canada, based in Bramalea, Ont., has opened its third Canadian plant, in Lasalle, Que. The new facility offers the Quebec mining industry its choice of more than two million diffe…


EDITOR’S NOTE More than gold

To the east and to the west, gold is revitalizing a moribund Canadian mining industry. In Nova Scotia earlier this year, Seabright Resources produced a gold bar from development muck at its Forest Hil…


LAW Fees and negligence

Most agreements that contemplate a party acting as an operator to carry out exploration or other mining work financed by several parties permit the operator to charge against the project some of the o…


LETTERS B.C. supports mining industry

Your recent article “Where to Explore” (March issue) claimed that British Columbia was among the least supportive of the provinces when it comes to assisting mineral development. Nothing could be fart…




Geodome on TSE

Recently accepted for listing on the tse was Geodome Resources, which has completed a final feasibility study for its Sunbeam mine in Idaho. President Herman Whiton Jr. reports the feasibility study e…


Judge’s death could complicate Lac-Corona suit

The death on June 19 of Mr Justice Bert James MacKinnon, Associate Chief Justice of Ontario, could complicate the already intricate Lac Minerals, International Corona lawsuit. Judge MacKinnon, who die…


Viceroy encouraged by Calif. drilling

Drilling results continue to be encouraging at Viceroy Resource Corp.’s Castle Mountain property in California. Step- out drilling on the west side of the Oro Belle deposit yielded some impressive dri…


Yorbeau high on Astoria bet

Encouraging drill results have been reported this year on the Astoria property near Rouyn, Que., by Yorbeau Resources which, pending completion of a mine feasibility study, is hoping to have the proje…


Balcor assays look promising

Significant assays have been reported from another three holes at Balcor Resources’ Lasthope property southeast of Lynn Lake, Man. The holes included 7.5 ft of 0.83 oz gold per ton, 10.8 ft averaging …


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