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Research focuses on alternate backfill methods

Ontario’s mining industry is currently involved in eight backfill test projects directed at finding safe and cost-effective alternatives to widely used methods of backfill. The testing is being done u…


Prospectors criticize tax reform

Proposed tax reform by federal finance minister Michael Wilson which would see the elimination of flow-through funding at the end of 1989 is a “serious over-reaction,” says the Prospectors and Develop…




Discovery West ponders Colomac Lake decision

A spokesperson for Johnsby Mines says the company has not decided yet whether it will put up 40% of the financing required to bring the Johnsby Colomac Lake gold property to production. A joint ventur…


Westmin to drill with Eastmain and MSV

A 12,500-ft drilling contract has been let by Westmin Resources which will test several targets on the Westmain project shared with partner Eastmain Resources in Quebec. MSV Resources, which can earn …


Rio bids to buy mine it forfeited 14 months ago

A letter of intent to purchase the East Kemptville tin mine in Nova Scotia from the banking group which provided the original financing for the project has been signed by Rio Algom of Toronto. The tin…



Correction (January 11, 1988)

Drilling commissioned by Tamavack Resources and International Maple Leaf Resource Corp. on a Moss Twp. property in northwestern Ontario intersected 4.9 ft assaying 1.6 oz gold per ton. Incorrect core …


Goldpost leases Idaho gold bet

A well-financed tse listing which is currently developing a gold deposit in Ontario’s Hislop area, Goldpost Resources has now acquired a long-term lease on a former gold producing property in Idaho. T…


Metal Prices (January 11, 1988)

London Metal Exchange Spot closing prices in Pound Sterling per tonne Date Jan. 5 Jan. 4 Jan. 1 Dec. 31 Dec. 30 Copper 1576-1580 1655-1660 N/A 1695-1705 1696-1700 Lead …


Analyst offers 3 reasons for nickel, copper prices

The current price of copper, in the $1.40(US) per lb range, is the highest it has been since early in 1980, while nickel, which in December breached the $3-per-lb level, is now riding in the $4.10-$4….


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