Articles by Northern Miner Staff

Isotopic lab receives grant

A $110,000 provincial grant will enable Toronto’s Royal Ontario Museum (ROM) to continue researching the dating of rocks and minerals. The ROM’s Jack Satterly Geochronology Lab, which specializes in i…


Dufresnoy plans Temis purchase

Societe d’Exploration Miniere Dufresnoy (ME) is set to acquire all shares of the sole Quebec producer of dolimitic pellets. Subject to regulatory approval and a satisfactory due diligence, Dufresnoy w…


Int’l Platinum acquires lithium property

Toronto-based junior International Platinum (TSE) has acquired a lithium property 144 km northeast of Thunder Bay, Ont. A 55-metre-long channel sample from the 27-claim property yielded an average gra…


Geomaque, Noranda in property deal

A letter of intent has been signed, allowing Noranda Exploration to earn half of a gold/base-metal property in Bourlamaque Twp. east of Val d’Or, Que., Geomaque Explorations (CDN) reports. Noranda mus…



Cambior gives green light to Carlota copper project

The Carlota project in east-central Arizona is to start producing copper in the first quarter of 1995, Cambior (TSE) reports after having approved a feasibility study. Engineering and the construction…


Order of Canada for MacMillan

A past president of the Prospectors and Developers Association of Canada (PDAC), Viola MacMillan will be presented in April with the Order of Canada. MacMillan, 90, is a member of the Canadian Mining …


Corner Bay hits more high grade

A 3,400-metre definition drilling program at the Main Zone copper property, near Chibougamau, Que., has intersected high-grade copper mineralization over strong widths. Soquem is earning 30% of the pr…



Rio Algom counts on copper earnings

By launching a major project in Chile, Rio Algom (TSE) has secured its future copper earnings, said President Colin Macaulay. The Cerro Colorado property, which is to reach full production in 1994, ha…



COMMENTARY — Advances in mining equipment

Canada’s mining equipment industry has demonstrated that it is competitive worldwide. Most Canadian mines employ mature technology and acquire processes and equipment that have been developed and prov…


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