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Byproduct mining sends supply of silver soaring

The increasing supply of silver from new mine production is weighing heavily on the price of the precious metal. “Because the large proportion of this production comes from the byproduct mining of cop…


Little relief seen from industry downturn

The Canadian diamond drilling industry has plunged into another economic downturn and things could get worse before they get better. Tim Bremner, general manager of Logan Drilling and outgoing preside…


Corrections (May 21, 1990)

Contrary to what was reported (T.N.M., April 16/90), the Caribou lead-zinc mine in New Brunswick, which Breakwater Resources (TSE) has agreed to acquire, contains proven reserves of 1.9 million tonnes…



INSIDE Australian rig a major innovation

Hailed by some as the most exciting and innovative development in the drilling industry since the introduction of the wire-line core system, the multi- purpose drill rig system developed in Australia …




Colombia guerrillas attack gold mine

A small gold mine in northern Colombia, recently destroyed by guerrillas, is owned by Americans, and not Canadians as has been reported. Jim Anthony, chairman of Greenstone Resources (TSE) which has p…


Metal Prices FUTURES PRICES (May 21, 1990)

N.Y. Commodity Exchange Week’s High Low Close Change COPPER (HG) (in US cents per lb.) May 123.70 120.20 121.30 + 0.90 June 119.00 117.00 118.30 + 1.90 July 115.10 112.65 114.10 + 1.95 SILVER (in US c…


Equity Silver Mines earnings drop

First-quarter earnings dropped slightly for Equity Silver Mines (TSE), falling to $4.5 million on revenues of $25.9 million, compared with the previous year’s earnings of $5 million on revenues of $27…



Claude’s Seabee may be the next Saskatchewan mine

Based on the results of a final feasibility study, Claude Resources (TSE) says it has decided to place its Seabee gold project in northern Saskatchewan into production. A 400-ton-per-day mill is plann…


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