Articles by Northern Miner Staff

LATIN AMERICA — Aruba drilling cuts low grade

Generally disappointing assay results were received from the drilling of five separate target areas on the gold project of Monte Carlo Gold Mines (ASE) and Auromar Development (VSE) on the Caribbean i…


Mine tailings and their removal

While the metallurgist has accomplished technical marvels — recovering upward of 85-90% of the valuable minerals from low-grade ores — he has also created a mountain of a problem; namely, millions o…



Mexico offers mineral diversity

Mexico has the oldest post-Columbian mining tradition in the Western Hemisphere, beginning with the establishment of the first iron foundry in the state of Veracruz in 1519. Historically, silver has b…






Newmont Gold output on target

Gold production of 796,700 oz. was reported by Newmont Gold (NYSE) for the first half of 1992, compared with 792,700 oz. for the same period last year. Targeted gold production for 1992 is 1.6 million…


Westar losses on the rise

Troubled coal producer Westar Mining (TSE) reported a loss of $9.3 million for the three months ended June 30, which pushes the company’s loss for the first six months of the year to $15.7 million. We…


Queen’s student wins Peacock prize

At its annual banquet held recently in Toronto, the Walker Mineralogical Club honored a student from Queen’s University with the Peacock Memorial Prize. The club awards the prize annually, in the amou…



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