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Alberta Stock Exchange Indigo doubles

Shares of Indigo Gold Mines doubled in price during the week ended June 11 after the company announced an option agreement on the Oweegee Dome property in north-central British Columbia. Bolstered by …


Large porphyry copper deposits drawing attention

Copper has always played an important role in British Columbia’s metal mining industry, consistently accounting for the lion’s share of the province’s yearly metal production on a dollar-value basis. …



Montreal Exchange New Louvem owner

An agreement-in-principle with St. Genevieve Resources will see Noranda become the majority owner of Societe Miniere Louvem, which is part-owner of the Louvicourt massive sulphide project northeast of…


UPG to build mill in Philippines

United Pacific Gold (VSE) has exercised an option to build a gold and silver recovery plant at its Dipore property in the southern Philippines. The plant, expected to cost about US$800,000, will proc…



Horsham adds to quarterly profit

Toronto-based Horsham (TSE), which controls gold producer American Barrick Resources (TSE), recently reported a sharp increase in first- quarter earnings. Horsham said earnings for the first three mo…


More results from Myra Falls

More assay results were released by Westmin Resources (TSE) from a recent stepout hole drilled 140 metres west of the discovery hole on its Myra Falls mine property near Campbell River, B.C. In late …


Verde gold project on track in Chile

Development of the Refugio gold property in Chile is proceeding as planned. Bema Gold (TSE), 50% owner of the property, recently released a positive feasibility study calling for a 33,000-ton-per-da…


Camp mobilized on SIB claims

Mobilization of an exploration camp is expected to begin in mid-June on the SIB claim group adjacent to the Eskay Creek project north of Stewart, B.C. Joint venture partners Silver Butte Resources (VS…


Total Energold reports loss

A loss of $2.4 million was reported by Total Energold (TSE) on net sales of $13.1 million for the 1991 first quarter, compared with a loss of $1.7 million on sales of $9.2 million for the first three …


Sex discrimination at Key Lake mine

A human rights tribunal has ordered Cameco to change its housing policy at the Key Lake uranium mine in northern Saskatchewan after a male employee was suspended for entering women’s quarters. Power p…


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