Mining begins at Mystic
Profits of US$6 million are expected to be realized by Fischer-Watt Gold (NASDAQ) and a joint venture partner from their recently opened Mystic gold mine north of Phoenix, Ariz. During the next nine …
Profits of US$6 million are expected to be realized by Fischer-Watt Gold (NASDAQ) and a joint venture partner from their recently opened Mystic gold mine north of Phoenix, Ariz. During the next nine …
Options Open Series Volume Last Interest Aug 360 P 200 3.50 10 The New York closing gold price was $372.00 per oz. Last quotations for gold options traded i…
Glenn Garland appointed director.
David Falk appointed president and director; Stephen Salaga appointed director; Kelly Loder, Glen Loder, Tom Repchuk and Harry Melton appointed directors.
Allen Gordon appointed vice-president, technical services.
Semi-monthly reports as of May 31, showed 22,558,548 shares of 583 issues compared with 25,640,565 shares of 587 issues on May 15. Larger individual positions included: Amer. Barrick 423,542, up 290,8…
Reconnaissance scale stream sediment and water data covering a vast segment of southeastern British Columbia will be released later this month by the province’s Ministry of Energy, Mines and Petroleum…
When it comes to devising imaginative ways to support key industries like mineral exploration, Quebec is in a class of its own. Its version of flow-through share financing and its Stock Savings Plan a…
June 11 June 10 June 7 June 6 June 5 HIGH LOW Com.”300″ 3572.25 3569.28 3582.07 3576.87 3556.27 4009.47 3009.91 Metals & Minerals 3173.00 3172.59 3209.40 3234.16 3217.93 3453.06 2502.63 Integra…
Despite an upswing in the price of gold during the week end the VSE composite index showed little movement, finishing at 566.61 The resource index fared better, adding 14.43 points to close at 55 G…
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…
As far as Fenton Scott can see, there is no light at the end of the tunnel for Canada’s junior mining companies. Already battered by high interest rates, investor apathy, and a large-corporations tax,…
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