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Malartic Hygrade has lower earnings

Malartic Hygrade Gold Mines reports net earnings for the 9-month period ended Sept 30 of $1,447,694 or 41 cents per share compared to $1,553,770, or 44 cents per share, for the same period in 1985. …


Better encouraged by drill results

Drilling is continuing at Better Resources’ Mt. Washington gold property on Vancouver Island and the results are proving to be quite encouraging. Two drills are operating there and some good gold valu…


Alberta Stock Exchange: Pennant Pacific best gainer

Wednesday close, Nov 12 The largest gain for the week was made by Pennant Pacific Resources, the foreign controlled junior which is getting into gold mining. The company, which added $1.50 on the week…


Bechtel hopeful for Hope Brook

Fighting the remote, harsh Newfoundland environment and a tight schedule, Bechtel Canada Engineers says it is determined to see the Hope Brook Gold project brought into initial production in just over…



Montreal Exchange: New resource listings fuel market

Wednesday close, Nov 12 New listings are powering the Montreal Exchange to one of its best years ever. About one-third of more than 100 new listings on the exchange so far this year are resource compa…


Metals Report: Labor relations seen improving

Labor relations in the mining industry are changing dramatically in the 1980s, largely a result of the changing economics of the industry. The 3-month old strike at Noranda’s Canadian Electrolytic Zin…




Obituary: Lyle Smith

A long-time prospector and mining entrepreneur, Lyle F . Smith, has d ied at the age of 65, at his home in Killaloe, Ont. Mr Smith was particularly active throughout his career in northern Ontario and…


Catear gold values at Sulphurets claims

Several high grade gold intersections have been pulled by Catear Resources from the company’s Sulphurets area property in B.C. The drilling tested a section of a 40-ft-wide alteration zone striking fo…


Editorial: The vicars of Gaud

There are strange things done in the Midnight sun by the men who toil for gold, but the strangest thing I ever did see was Noreen Stevens’ Christ gold coin. That famous bard of the North, Robert Ser…


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