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Geomaque completes drilling at San Francisco project

A 75-hole, 6,000-metre program of definition drilling has been completed at Geomaque Explorations’ (TSE) San Francisco gold project in Mexico’s Sonora state. The program was designed to provide additi…


Wiens addresses London symposium

Continued support for the uranium industry depends on the public’s belief that the sector is committed to strict environmental protection standards, Saskatchewan’s environment minister said recently i…


Athabaska in option deal for Ladner Creek mine

Toronto-listed Athabaska Gold Resources (TSE) can acquire the assets of the Ladner Creek gold mine near Hope, B.C. The assets include a 1,500-ton-per-day gold processing mill and a tailings pond. Unde…


SEC moves to counter securities industry fraud

SEC Chairman Arthur Levitt told a congressional panel that the SEC will make the examinations over the next 6-8 months, Knight-Ridder reports. SEC will visit “scores” of securities branch offices duri…


Kinross ups reserves at Candelaria project

Toronto-based Kinross Gold (TSE) has delineated more underground and open-pit reserves at its Candelaria gold-silver mine near Hawthorne, Nev. At the Northern Belle pit, drilling confirmed minable res…


Moneta completes Wounded Bull buy

Toronto-listed Moneta Porcupine Mines (TSE) has bought Wounded Bull Resources from Australian-based Pima Mining. Moneta has issued 2 million shares as part of a 2-staged payment to be completed no lat…


NovaGold reworks subsidiary loan

An agreement-in-principle has been reached by NovaGold Resources (TSE) and the National Bank of Canada concerning the restructuring of a $4-million loan, owed by a wholly owned NovaGold subsidiary, Mu…



Toronto Stock Exchange Indices (September 26, 1994)

Composite “300” 4376.87 4435.96 4403.85 4385.46 4345.03 4609.93 3518.31 Metals & Minerals 4163.53 4250.59 4230.77 4164.35 4097.43 4270.14 3273.56 Integrated Mines 4368.54 4467.29 4447.10 4358.41 4294….


Modest silver price hikes forcast

The best-performing metal in 1993 may have been silver, but Metals & Minerals Research Services sees only modest price increases for the metal in the years ahead. However, the London-based company, wh…


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