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PRODUCER PRICES (March 18, 1991)

ALUMINUM: MW U.S. Market US69.50-71.50 cents per lb. (Feb. 28, 1991). ANTIMONY: New York dealer US86-88 cents per lb. (Feb. 28, 1991). BISMUTH: New York dealer US$2.80-2.90 per lb. (Jan. 31, 1991). CA…


EDITORIAL Sacrificing development for river rafters

It is hard to tell how many people pay for the opportunity to raft down the Tatshenshini River each year. It could be in the hundreds, and there may well be a large number of Canadians among them. For…


Obituary Andre Laurin

Andre Laurin, chief executive officer of Societe Quebecoise D’Exploration Miniere (SOQUEM), died suddenly on March 7. He was 62. Laurin, who received a doctorate in geology from Laval University in 19…


U.S.REPORT Great Lakes buys out Michigan firm

Increasing its commitment to northern Michigan, Great Lakes Minerals (TSE) has acquired 100% of Keeweenaw Copper (KCC), a private company with a stake in a number of copper deposits along the Keeweena…


Aboriginal title action quashed

An aboriginal title action launched against the province of British Columbia by the Gitksan and Wet’suwet’en hereditary chiefs more than three years ago was denied in a recent ruling by British Columb…


Ontario Over-the-Counter New zone at MacLeod

Two holes drilled into the mineralized contact at the MacLeod Lake property north of Chibougamau, Que., have intersected a new copper zone, the South zone, extending over a strike length of 500 metres…


Insider Trading Dayton directors ready to cash in

A small group of Dayton Developments (TSE) directors were recently positioning themselves to cash in on any future increases in the Vancouver company’s share price. Back in mid-December, after enginee…


Noranda drops Merry Widow

After carrying out a limited exploration program, aunit of Noranda (TSE) has decided not to continue its option onthe Merry Widow property owned by Taywin Resources (VSE) on Vancouver Island in southw…


U.S.REPORT Galactic reports more writedowns

Writedowns totalling US$39.7 million pushed Galactic Resources (TSE) into a US$36.7-million loss for the year ended Dec. 31. The writedowns included charges against the company’s Summitville mine, its…


Taxpayers can’t afford expensive native programs

With our mining industry facing more hurdles and challenges today than ever before, there’s yet another ominous cloud looming. It’s that rising hue and cry for massive native land claims that could le…


Writedown puts Malartic in red

Lower gold prices combined with asset writedowns and provisions for losses on certain investments put Malartic Hygrade Gold Mines (VSE) in the red durring 1990. The company reported a loss of $5.55 mi…



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