Articles by Northern Miner Staff

U.S. REPORT Fairbanks boosts Fort Knox reserves

The preliminary “resource” estimate at the Fort Knox gold deposit at Fairbanks, Alaska, has jumped 50% from what was indicated at the end of 1989, Fairbanks Gold (VSE) reports. At a cutoff grade of 0….


U.S. REPORT Court demands Mercur document

U.S. exploration company Gold Standard (NASDAQ) has successfully gained access to more documentation relating to the acquisition by American Barrick Resources (TSE) of the Mercur gold mine in Utah. A …


Executive changes at Dickenson, Wharf

The chairman and chief executive officer of Dickenson Mines (TSE) and Wharf Resources (TSE) will become president of the two companies, Dec. 1. Robert McEwen, president of Goldcorp Investments, the co…



Chile considers flow-through plan

A recent Canadian government report says at least six countries in South and Central America are making serious efforts to attract additional mineral exploration. For example, the report says, Chile h…


Durvada vends Nevada property

An agreement has been signed between Durvada Resources (ASE) and Crimson Star (VSE) to develop Durvada’s gold heap leach property in southwestern Nevada. Crimson Star can earn a 50% interest in the Ye…



FUTURES PRICES (November 26, 1990)

N.Y. Commodity Exchange Week’s High Low Close Change COPPER (HG) (in US cents per lb.) Nov 119.50 117.70 119.05 + 2.05 Dec 117.25 115.50 116.45 + 0.15 Jan 115.20 115.20 115.05 + 0.85 SILVER (in US cen…


Corona’s ups Prime stake to 45.5%

Through a private purchase of 858,500 common shares, Corona (TSE) has increased its stake in Prime Resources Group (VSE) to 45.5%. As a result, Corona now owns 19.7 million shares of Prime. Corona has…


Onitap and Orex discuss settlement

The possible settlement of litigation related to the Goldboro gold property in Nova Scotia is being discussed by Onitap Resources (TSE) and Exploration Orex (ME), the companies jointly announced. Orex…


NO HEADLINE (November 26, 1990)

TEXT: Nations would ban Antarctic mining The proposed creation of a world park in Antarctica received a boost recently when the U.S. agreed to ban U.S. mining in the southern continent and Britain in…



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