Articles by Northern Miner Staff

LATIN AMERICA — Canyon prepares for writedowns

Asset writedowns totalling about US$14 million are expected to be released by Canyon Resources (NASDAQ) for its 1992 fourth quarter ended Dec. 31. The Colorado-based company said the writedowns reflec…




NEWS ROUNDUP — Homestake buys Prime shares

A Canadian subsidiary of Homestake Mining (NYSE) recently acquired 2.03 million shares of Prime Resources Group (VSE), thereby increasing its total holdings to about 54% of Prime’s outstanding shares….



OBITUARY — Bruce Hurdle managed Cominco Potash

Renowned mining engineer Bruce Edgar Hurdle, who spent his entire career with Cominco Ltd. and its subsidiaries, died recently. He was 79. Born in Winnipeg, Hurdle grew up in Edmonton. Upon graduation…


Exall’s Roman purchases shares

The president of Exall Resources (TSE), Stephen Roman, recently increased his interest in the company to about 21.8% by way of a private placement. Roman bought 750,000 shares and received warrants en…


Latest Tenby venture results fail to excite

The latest results from the Tenby diamond claims in the Northwest Territories were described by analysts as disappointing. But the analysts also stress that the exploration program is still in its ear…


McKnight replaces Epp in federal cabinet shuffle

A former Saskatchewan farmer, once described by his colleagues as a “quick learner” and “consummate politician,” became Canada’s minister of Energy, Mines and Resources (EMR) during a recent federal c…


COMMENTARY — The drift to South America

One of the most significant features in the gold mining business during the past two years has been the growing interest in South America as a place to explore and develop gold mines. Aside from the o…


METAL PRICES — FREE MARKET (January 11, 1993)

London Metal Exchange Spot closing prices in $US per tonne, except copper and lead (pounds sterling per tonne) Date Jan. 5 Jan. 4 Jan. 1 Dec. 31 Dec. 30 Copper N/A 1560-1561 N/A 1505-1506 1500-1502 Le…


BHP ratifies Sutton option

Mining giant BHP Minerals International recently agreed to take up an option on the Kabanga and Kagera concessions in Tanzania from Sutton Resources (VSE). Under the terms of the previously announced …


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