PEOPLE — DA CAPO (October 17, 1994)
Michael Schuler appointed exploration manager; Ing Corder appointed chief geologist of Bolivian operations.
Michael Schuler appointed exploration manager; Ing Corder appointed chief geologist of Bolivian operations.
Peter Lewis appointed director.
C. Hoffman appointed director.
John Gunter appointed president and director; Robert Talbot appointed director.
Martha Muse elected director.
Results from a review of the DO-27 bulk sample on the DHK group of claims in the Northwest Territories are expected by mid-November. Kennecott sent shock waves through the Territorial diamond play thi…
World production of sulphuric acid will rise to 42 million tonnes by 2005, a 49.5% increase from the 1992 level, according to a prediction by Metals Economics Group of Halifax, N.S. Environmental cons…
There may be a bright side to the chronic gold sales by the “central bankrupts” and generous offerings by large central banks in the loan-lease market. Some observers feel that this has helped governm…
Rouyn-Noranda-based Ecudor Mining (ME) is raising what could amount to $750,000, to be applied to its Adanac property in Quebec’s Rouyn Twp. Between 150 and 750 units will be offered. Each unit, price…
Montreal-based SEG Exploration (ME) has opted to earn a 75% interest in the Teleku-Bokazo gold property in Ghana, West Africa. The 20-sq.-mile concession lies on the Ashanti Trend, which hosts the Ash…
Reconnaissance sampling at Minefinders’ (VSE) La Bolsa property, in Mexico’s Sonora state, has revealed the presence of altered rocks with quartz stockworks and anomalous gold values ranging up to 0.3…
Recent drilling at the Similco mine property in southwestern British Columbia is expected to lead to an increase in the tonnage and grade of the Ingerbelle East deposit. The property is owned by Princ…
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