PEOPLE — Lucero (June 14, 1999)
Gary Belik appointed president and director.
Articles by Northern Miner Staff
PEOPLE — Lima Gold
J.B. Daniels appointed president and CEO.
PEOPLE — Heritage American
Steve Sobolewski appointed director.
PEOPLE — Christopher James Gold (June 14, 1999)
Mark Kucher appointed CEO; J.R. Tompkins appointed president.
PEOPLE — Altavista
Jean Girard appointed president and CEO.
LETTER TO THE EDITOR — Pegmatite story ‘misleading’
The story “Junior eyes rare-metal pegmatite” (T.N.M., May 31-June 6/99) by John Cumming contains a number of inaccurate and misleading statements calculated to cause confusion among your readers.Contr…
EDITORIAL & OPINION — COMMENTARY — The many benefits of mining
During the past few months, I spent many enjoyable evenings watching some of the most talented hockey players in the world battle for the Stanley Cup. Although few fans think about it, the game would …
MINING MARKETS & INVESTMENT NEWS — Glamis sells oil shares
Glamis Gold (GLG-T) has sold its entire block of shares in BlackRock Ventures (BVI-T) for gross proceeds of US$9.7 million.The former now has US$39.6 million in working capital, of which US$35.6 milli…
PRODUCER & DEALER PRICES (June 14, 1999)
Antimony: Representative mid-market US$1,255 per tonne (June 8/99).Bismuth: Representative mid-market US$3.65 per lb. (June 8/99).Cadmium: Representative mid-market US$0.22 per lb. (June 8/99).Chromiu…
TSE SHORTS (June 14, 1999)
Short positions outstanding at May 31, 1999Larger individual positions include: Abitibi-Consolidated 1,514,975, up 609,619; American Gem 1,068,652, up 879,377; Anderson Exploration 338,111, down 125,3…
MINING MARKETS & INVESTMENT NEWS — INVESTMENT COMMENTARY — Analysts recommend Wheaton River for ‘risk-tolerant’
It wasn’t a light at the end of tunnel after all — only an English banker stumbling around with a flashlight, checking out how much gold he had left to sell in his bargain basement.Notwithstanding th…
Wheaton ends quarter in red
With its production season just begun, Wheaton River Minerals (WRM-T) found itself $680,777 (or 2 cents per share) in the red during the 3-month period ended March 31, compared with a loss of $303,984…