Articles by Northern Miner Staff




Scoping study says Golden Star needs more ounces

Through a scoping study prepared by independent consultants, Golden Star Resources (GSC-T) has determined that the Andorinhas gold project in Brazil could not support a 1,000 tonne-per-day underground…


GEOLOGY 101 — Paleoplacer gold deposits, Pt. 1

Paleoplacer deposits consist of placer concentrations of minerals in which the host material is a consolidated rock (sediment comprising weathered detritus that was subsequently cemented together). Th…



Cordilleran Roundup set for B.C.

A conference focusing on all aspects of Canadian and international exploration will be held from Jan. 27-30 at various sites throughout Vancouver, B.C.Entitled “Pathways’98: Cordilleran Roundup and Ex…




New mines open in 1997

The year past won’t be remembered as much for its mine openings as for its scandals, but several notable (and legitimate) projects did come fruition both in Canada and abroad during 1997.The Musselwhi…


The year of trading dangerously

Metal prices in 1997 were satisfactory until the summer, when oversupply and a sagging Asian economy began to drive down the price of most precious and base metals.* Gold rang in 1997 at a spot price …


COMMENTARY — An historic juncture for gold

Twenty-three years ago, on New Year’s Eve, 1974, it finally became legal for Americans to buy gold.Ironically, just a few days earlier, on Christmas Day, all three gifts presented by the Magi to the n…


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