1994

Golden trenches for Cathedral (January 17, 1994)

Thirty trenches have been completed across the Hicks shear zone on the Kaburi-Eldorado property in Guyana. Cathedral Gold (TSE) is earning up to a 90% interest and reports that, on average, the trench…


NEWS ROUNDUP — FMC writes down Beartrack

FMC Gold (NYSE) has written down the book value of the Beartrack gold project in Idaho. The gold producer recorded a 1993 fourth-quarter charge of about US$60 million, which includes an asset writedow…



Caribgold commences work on pair of Cuban projects

Exploration and sampling are under way on Caribgold Resources’ (CDN) Santa Clara and Sierra Maestra properties in Cuba. Numerous samples from various showings are being processed and a drill program t…


Final feasibility for Fachinal expected by May

By May, Coeur d’Alene Mines (NYSE) expects to have a final feasibility study in hand for its Fachinal gold-silver project in southern Chile. The company bought Fachinal and six other Chilean precious …




Cadington Resources changes course of business

Cadington Resources (CDN) is hanging up its pick axe to become an industrial and investment holding company. It plans to acquire or merge with businesses which have substantial cash flows and/or under…


Hall of Fame inducts nine members at gala ceremony

Nine new members were inducted into the Canadian Mining Hall of Fame at a dinner and awards ceremony at the Royal York Hotel in Toronto. About 450 people attended the sixth annual banquet. Guests incl…


Pacific Metals options Mt. McKendrick gold play

Alberta-listed Pacific Metals has reached an agreement with Habsburg Resources (VSE) to earn a 49% interest in the Mount McKendrick gold showing near Smithers, B.C. The property consists of seven clai…


EDITORIAL PAGE — Engineering some respect

Except for the period of the Industrial Revolution, mining through the ages has seldom been in the good books of society as a whole. The Roman poet Ovid around the time of Christ wrote of those “wicke…


No mega-projects for Amazon basin

Brazil will stop huge development projects in the Amazon basin and turn instead to smaller-scale efforts which are less harmful to the environment, President Itamar Franco announced recently. Franco’s…


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