Articles by Northern Miner Staff

Cassiar deal not sewn up yet

Financing for the purchase of the Cassiar asbestos mine in northern British Columbia is proving elusive for Black Swan Gold Mines (TSE). Black Swan had reached an agreement with Arthur Andersen, the m…



Louvem to move Louvicourt stake into new company

In a bid to pave the way for financing of the Louvicourt Twp. copper-zinc deposit, Toronto-based Noranda (TSE) is spinning out a new company to shareholders of 52% owned Societe Miniere Louvem (TSE). …



Sikaman debt

Owners of the 10% convertible debentures of Sikaman Gold Resources (TSE) approved recently a proposal to convert $6.1 million in debt into units consisting of three redeemable, convertible preference …


Rayrock reducing Discovery interest

The interest of gold producer Rayrock Yellowknife Resources (TSE) in oil and gas producer Discovery West Corp. will be reduced to 39.6% (on an undiluted basis) from 47% following completion of an offe…


LATIN AMERICA — Even optioning property in Chile

An option agreement to acquire, subject to regulatory approval, a 100% interest in the Inca de Oro project in Chile, in the province of Chanaral, has been acquired by Even Resources (VSE). The gold pr…



Windy, Cochise to drill at MacLeod

Exploration will resume on Windy Mountain Explorations’ (ASE) MacLeod Lake polymetallic property in northern Quebec following the closing of a $335,000 private placement at 59 cents per share. Windy s…


Trev negotiates options on two Ontario properties

Calgary-based Trev (ASE) has negotiated option agreements to earn a 100% interest in two Ontario properties with the potential to host significant massive sulphide mineralization. Previously held by t…


LATIN AMERICA — Mexico is largest trading partner

Canada’s largest trading partner in Latin America is Mexico, reports the Export Development Corp. (EDC), which recently announced the conclusion of a technology-based sale by a Canadian exporter to Me…


Commodity index rises slightly (July 13, 1992)

The metal and mineral sub-index of Scotiabank’s commodity price index edged up in May as firmer zinc prices offset weaker prices for nickel, gold and aluminum. The sub-index helped the all-items index…


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