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Strike ends at Faro lead-zinc mine

The 400 union members employed by Curragh Resources’ (TSE) Faro lead-zinc mine in the Yukon have ratified an agreement to end a 10-week strike at the open pit operation. The 3-year deal includes a wa…



NEWS IN BRIEF Cominco sells smelter interest

Base metal giant Cominco (TSE) recently sold its 45% interest in Mitsubishi Cominco Smelting to Japanese firm, Mitsubishi Materials Corp. Mitsubishi Cominco was formed in 1965 with the objective of s…


Cogema options Beekeeper

A recent joint venture agreement allows Cogema Canada to earn a 50.2% interest in Eastfield Resources’ (VSE) Beekeeper property, an early stage copper-gold prospect in north-central British Columbia. …


NEWS IN BRIEF Drill turning on Isle Dieu claims

Partners Northern Abitibi Mining (ASE) and Hixon Gold Resources (VSE) have started drilling on the Isle Dieu property, about 9.3 miles from the Mattagami Lake mill in northern Quebec. The first phase …



NEWS IN BRIEF Pioneer postpones restructuring vote

A vote on a number of special resolutions relating to the restructuring of Pioneer Metals (TSE) will be postponed until the company can come to an agreement with Chase Manhattan Bank, its major lender…


Study suggests overhauling Yukon mining law

Federal Northern Affairs Minister Tom Siddon has accepted a broadly based committee’s suggestions for overhauling legislation governing the Yukon mining industry. But Siddon has given the Yukon Minin…


Willingdon drilling

Drilling will resume on the Sioux Narrows property near Kenora, Ont., where Willingdon Resources (CDN) intersected a 1-ft. width grading 1.4 oz. gold per ton last year. The program is designed to con…



METAL PRICES PRODUCER PRICES (June 24, 1991)

ALUMINUM: MW U.S. Market US57.50-58.50 cents per lb. (May 30, 1991). ANTIMONY: New York dealer US84-85 cents per lb. (Mar. 14, 1991). BISMUTH: New York dealer US$2.90-3.05 per lb. (May 23, 1991). CAD…


Metal Prices FREE MARKET (June 24, 1991)

London Metal Exhange Spot closing prices in $US per tonne, except copper and lead (pounds sterling per tonne) Date June 18 June 17 June 14 June 13 June 12 Copper 1359-1361 1354-1355 1341-1…


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