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Seminar on ground control at Laurentian University

A professional development seminar on rock mass failures in hard rock mining will be held June 1-3 at Laurentian University, Sudbury, Ont. The seminar will run in conjunction with a Canadian mining an…



FUTURES PRICES (May 23, 1988)

N.Y. Commodity Exchange Week’s High Low Close Change COPPER (in US cents per lb.) May 103.60 101.70 103.00 + 1.10 Jul 97.20 95.40 95…


FINANCING (May 23, 1988)

ONTARIO Grand Empire — final rec iss offer 1,200,000 @ $1.20 per sh. Harrington Sound — final rec iss offer 700,000 @ $1.60 per sh to net $560,000. Released from Escrow Ateba — 100,000 shs released…


Automation symposium (May 23, 1988)

The 3rd Canadian Symposium on Mining Automation is scheduled for Sept 14-16 at Hotel Holiday Inn in downtown Montreal. The meeting is being organized by the Canadian Advisory Committee on Mining Autom…



Echo Bay earnings

Net earnings of $10.9 million(US), or 11 cents per share, were reported by Echo Bay Mines (TSE) for the first quarter of 1988, compared with $8.1 million, or 9 cents per share, for the same period la…



Editorial Corporate giving not just a frill

Placer Dome, now in the major ranks of Canadian mining companies, the other day pledged to give $500,000 toward a $34- million campaign fund for a major hospital in Toronto, the funds to be used for t…


Montreal Exchange Final Eastmain study

Encouraging news from northern Quebec has partners Placer Dome and MSV Resources about to undertake a final feasibility study on the Eastmain gold project, which could be put into production by late 1…


Steel’s short-term outlook favorable

The short-term outlook for steel appears favorable. The International Iron and Steel Institute forecasts demand for crude steel in 1988 will reach 764 million tonnes, 10 million tonnes above last year…


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