Articles by Northern Miner Staff
TSX Rights & Warrants (November 28, 2005)
Miners get a bounce
Resource stocks bounced back on U.S. markets after last week’s “mini-correction” aimed mostly at coal and energy companies. Strong gold prices drove the rally over the report period Nov. 15-21, with b…
Metals surge drives Venture board momentum
The junior-dominated S&P-TSX Venture Exchange regained some signs of life over the Nov. 15-21 trading session, with the combination of spot gold prices closing in on an 18-year high of US$500 per…
TSX basks in golden glow
After some earlier profit-taking, Toronto stocks resumed their ascent to end the Nov. 15-21 report period 132.62 points better at 10,817.34. The country’s gold miners enjoyed a boost as the yellow met…
Hamlin showing grows with drilling (November 28, 2005)
A copper-gold showing in the Shebandowan volcanic belt west of Thunder Bay, Ont., is proving to be a long zone of mineralization after drilling by partners
Arafura’s uranium byproduct play
Perth, Australia —
Kodiak plans winter program
Winter’s imminent arrival in Canada’s Northwest Territories has
Mongolian murmurs rattle miners
Vancouver – Although preliminary, reports of proposed amendments to Mongolia minerals and mining policy sent ripple…
Capstone hits more copper-silver at Cozamin (November 25, 2005)
Vancouver – Underground drilling by Capstone Gold (CSG-T, CSGLF-O) on its Cozamin copper-silver-zinc project, in so…
Rio Narcea breaks ground in Mauritania
Rio Narcea Gold Mines’ (RNG-T) has broken ground at its Tasiast gold project, 310 km northeast of Mauritania’s capi…
Northgate drilling indicates deep zone at Kemess (November 25, 2005)
Exploration drilling east of the proposed open pit at the Kemess North copper-gold deposit in northwestern British …