1992

Save Our North goes national

Save Our North, the grassroots organization that has been spreading like wildfire across northern Ontario, recently launched a national campaign that will solicit support from resource-based communiti…


El Condor expands proposed financing

After consultations with its underwriters, El Condor Resources (VSE) recently increased the size of its proposed financing to $7.2 million from the previously planned $6 million. As a result, the comp…


Elliot Lake miners undergo retraining

Mine closings are always difficult situations for communities dependent on such operations for their economic well-being. Workers and their families in the uranium-mining community of Elliot Lake, Ont…


Galleon, BMR plan drilling

A US$200,000 drilling program is planned for the Madison gold-copper property about 25 miles southeast of Butte, Mont., by owners Galleon Mining (VSE) and BMR Gold (VSE). The companies can earn a 100%…


TORONTO STOCK EXCHANGE INDICES (June 08, 1992)

Composite “300” 3410.20 3403.98 3387.93 3375.34 3382.86 4009.47 3009.91 Metals & Minerals 3148.85 3110.82 3110.19 3097.07 3087.21 3453.06 2502.63 Integrated Mines 3358.41 3314.22 3315.05 3300.61 3291….


Cameco president presents positive long-term view

Producer Cameco (TSE) of Saskatoon remained profitable in 1991 despite low uranium prices. Earnings were $1.03 per share compared with $2.21 in 1990. Despite a lacklustre year, President Bernard Miche…



Dickenson moves back into black

After a $47.9-million writedown in 1990, Dickenson Mines (TSE) regained its feet in 1991. Revenues generated from the Arthur W. White gold mine at Red Lake, Ont., Havelock Lime in New Brunswick and Sa…


Production boost at Aurora mine

The continued successful performance of the Aurora Partnership mine enabled operator and 50% owner Minerex Resources (TSE) to boost net earnings to $959,000 for the three months ended March 31, from $…



Trail smelter operation adds to Cominco losses

All mining operations of Cominco (TSE) were profitable in 1992 with the exception of the Trail smelter, which lost $53 million, and the Sullivan mine which lost $19 million. As a result, Cominco repor…



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