Gold demand on the rise in Pacific Rim markets
Gold demand in major developing markets in the Pacific Rim rose 10% to a record 98.4 tonnes during the first quarter of 1994 — a 10% rise over the same quarter last year, the World Gold Council repor…
Gold demand in major developing markets in the Pacific Rim rose 10% to a record 98.4 tonnes during the first quarter of 1994 — a 10% rise over the same quarter last year, the World Gold Council repor…
Toronto-based Joutel Resources (TSE) has received encouraging results from its Cuban holdings. Since January, the company has been collecting data on its concessions in the Santa Clara, Camaguey and S…
The lure of large-tonnage, bulk-minable gold and porphyry copper deposits has a large number of Canadian juniors seeking opportunities in Chile. Lacking the financial resources of their major-sized co…
Construction of the Zaldivar copper deposit in northern Chile is expected to be completed in the second half of 1995. Partners Placer Dome (TSE) and Outokumpu Copper Resources project the capital cost…
Alfred Lenarciak appointed chairman; Lars Vannman appointed president and Joel Scodnick appointed vice-president; Stan Bharti appointed director.
Roger Dube appointed director and president; Bernardio Corbo and Paul McClure appointed directors.
Dale Hendrick appointed president.
Gary Van Riper appointed director of environmental services; and Kurt Pralle appointed senior associate.
Gerald Paulin, Eugene Starr, Roland Frayne appointed directors; James Myslicki appointed president.
Charles Bruce appointed director.
Donald Sheldon appointed president and director; Nelson Baker and Donald McLeod appointed directors.
A native of England who worked for several mining companies across Canada, Ronald Emes died recently at a Brampton, Ont., hospital after a lengthy illness. A veteran of the Second World War, he was bo…
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