Northgate Minerals Corporation

Mining stocks in slump

U.S. stock markets ended slightly higher over the April 26-May 2 period. The S&P 500 index rose 0.06 point to close at 1,162.16, while the Dow Jones industrial average rose 9.23 points, finishing…


Map credit: Mining and Minerals Division, B.C. Ministry of Energy and Mines

Exploration booms in BC’s Quesnel Trough

Vancouver — Perception matters in mining, and for much of the 1990s, British Columbia was not perceived as a favourable exploration destination. Onerous government policies, land-use battles, and low…




Miners push TSX higher

Canada’s miners powered the Toronto Stock Exchange’s composite index 70.44 points higher to 9,640.47 during the Feb. 16-22 report period. The golds surged late to end 10.85 points better at 215.16, as…


Union rejects Northgate offer

Vancouver — Northgate Minerals (NGX-T) has temporarily shut down operations at its Kemess copper-gold mine, in north-central British Columbia, following its workforce’s rejection o…




Northgate inks Kemess deal

Kemess Mines, a subsidiary of Northgate Minerals (NGX-T), has reached a tentative deal on a 3-year collective agreement with the International Union of Operating Engineers, local 11…


Breakwater gains while St Andrew loses value

The week of Jan. 19-25 saw the price of gold rise US$2.25, to US$424.50 per oz., where it closed in the afternoon in London. The gold index was up 1.8 points and finished at 198.25. The diversified metals and mining index also rose, by 3.7 points,…


Northgate posts record output at Kemess

Vancouver — The Kemess mine in north-central British Columbia enabled Northgate Minerals (NGX-T) to achieve record-high production at record-low cash costs in 2004.


The Afton open pit copper mine operated from 1978-1987. DRC Resources has identified a large copper-gold resource beneath the pit.

Copper is king in British Columbia

Vancouver — Mineral exploration and development in British Columbia have emerged from a bad nightmare caused by weak commodity prices and an unsupportive previous provincial government.


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