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Rubicon drilling in Newfoundland

A 2,000-metre, 8-hole drill program on the Point Leamington massive sulphide project in north-central Newfoundland is following up on a base metal target recently discovered by Rubicon Minerals (RMX-V…


Valerie finds new targets in Ecuador

Stream-sediment sampling on the Santa Barbara copper-gold property in Ecuador has outlined widespread gold values over a 10-sq.-km area.Junior Valerie Gold Resources (VLG-V) is earning a half-interest…


Fourth quarter pushes Homestake into black

A strong fourth quarter propelled Homestake Mining (HM-N) to profitability in 1999.The company earned US$4 million (or 2 per share) in the quarter, contributing to income of US$4.9 million (2 per sh…


Radio play lights mining’s dark corners

A 6-part drama about corporate intrigue in the mining industry is set to air on CBC Radio in March and April.Paydirt will be heavy on behind-the-scenes manoeuvring in both the mining and financial sec…



Gold demand hits new high

Gold demand in 1999 rose more than one-fifth to a record level, buoyed by strong demand in India, Pakistan and the U.S., according to a year-end report by New York-based World Gold Council (WGC).In th…


The Emerald mine remembered

With its open location atop Iron Mountain, the Emerald mine, near Salmo, B.C., was subject to the area’s severe weather and frequent storms.A tramline connected the mine on the mountain with the mill …


Anglo to carry Rubicon at Ontario project

I am writing in reference to your short article on the Rubicon-AngloGold letter-of-intent to form a joint venture to explore Rubicon’s Red Lake project in northwestern Ontario (T.N.M., Feb. 14-20/00)….



The Northern Miner — Small Producers Index (February 28, 2000)


Stanfield responds to controversy

Your article, “Regulators probe Bull River” (T.N.M., Feb.7-13/00), requires the companies to respond. Government geologists, in their report, acknowledge the thousands of metres of drilling and underg…


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