Review of Current and Potential Copper Producers. Revised 1992 edition in four volumes. Published by Pincock, Allen & Holt, Inc. 274 Union Boulevard, Suite 200, Lakewood, Colo. 80228. US$12,000. Last …
Governments’ increasing neglect of the mining industry has prompted it to contend with the political agendas. The 23rd policy discussion seminar, held in Toronto by the Centre for Resource Studies of …
Vancouver-based Royal Oak Mines took the top trading spot on The Toronto Stock Exchange during the week ended Sept. 22, dropping 10 cents to $1.96 on a volume of 4.4 million shares. The gold producer …
The legacy of flow-through is still with us. Long after the tax-driven incentive for mineral exploration has fallen out of favor, the statistics it generated are working against the industry’s effort …
The union representing more than 1,000 coal miners in southeastern British Columbia and an Edmonton coal company have taken the first step to save the huge bankrupt Balmer mine from liquidation. The U…
Hol-Lac Gold Mines (CDN) and White Plains Resources (VSE) have amended their agreement of Feb. 7, 1992. Under the new agreement, Hol-Lac can participate up to 10% in the Gilbert wollastonite project i…
BGR Central Net Value $8.66 $5.10 Price $7.00 $4.95 Discount 19.2% 2.9% Value $51,235,000 $83,280,285…
A surface sampling program is under way on Founder Resources’ (VSE) 100% owned Blackwater gold property near Jellicoe, Ont. A 2,000-ft.-long mineralized zone will be tested with 70-100 short plugger d…
The first hole drilled by Adrian Resources (VSE) at the Petaquilla project in Panama returned a 968.2-ft. interval grading 0.71% copper, plus minor gold, silver and molybdenum values. It was a good st…
The International Iron and Steel Institute, based in Brussels, will hold its 26th annual conference in Tokyo, Oct. 5-7.
Sustainable mining requires continuing explorations especially along certain stratigraphic zones found to be ore-bearing in one locality, like the Faro belt in Yukon. I have worked extensively with so…
Noted geophysicist Philip Hallof, who specialized in induced polarization (IP), died Sept. 21. He was 61. Born in Missouri, Hallof earned his doctorate at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in …
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