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EMR announces grants

The federal Ministry of Energy, Mines and Resources has announced $1.39-million worth of research grants for 1989-90 to 38 universities and provincial institutes. Mining and minerals research will rec…


Metall to buy seven mines from West German parent

Toronto-based Metall Mining (TSE), which recently acquired a large copper mine, smelter and refinery in Michigan for $83 million, is planning to add interests in an additional seven mines this year to…



Tri-Valley awards Alaska contract

A Montana- based company has been awarded a contract to mine and process gold ore from one square mile of Tri- Valley Corp.’s Richardson lode project near Fairbanks, Alaska. Tri- Valley trades over th…


St. George farms out U.S. properties

Through its U.S. subsidiary, St. George Minerals (VSE) has signed two letter-of- intent agreements for the exploration and development of its mining claims in the Battle Mountain district of Nevada. T…


U.S. gold production remains healthy

Declining gold prices have not hurt American production of the precious metal, according to a study by the Metals Economic Group in Halifax, N.S. In 1989, U.S. gold production will climb by more than …


Noble Peak cuts good hole at Mac

The first assay results from drilling on the Mac zone by Noble Peak Resources (ASE) have been received. The first hole intersected 13.7 ft grading 0.18 oz gold per ton whereas the second assayed 0.21 …


B.Y.G acquires 100% of Mt. Nansen

B.Y.G. Natural Resources (VSE) has increased its ownership in the Mt. Nansen gold-silver property to a full 100% interest. The company acquired a further 31% in the Yukon project from Chevron Minerals…


Metal Prices (June 12, 1989)

FREE MARKET London Metal Exchange Spot closing prices in $US per tonne, except copper and lead (pounds sterling per tonne) Date June 6 June 5 June 2 June 1 May 31 Copper 1565…


Tamrock gains in Baker Hughes sale

Finnish manufacturer Tampella Ltd. plans to strengthen the grip of subsidiary Tamrock on the underground drilling and loading business by acquiring the machinery operations of Baker Hughes Inc. for an…



Editorial U.S. Mining Act is best left alone

The United States Congress is coming dangerously close to trashing its 117-year-old Mining Act and replacing it with something that is bound to paralyze the mineral exploration industry for the next d…


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