Articles by Northern Miner Staff


MAGNETOMETERS

Airborne, ground and borehole magnetometer surveys are not what they used to be. A revolution of sorts came in the early 1980s. “Smart” microprocessor-based magnetometers made it possible to store, re…



Reserve estimate announced for Eskay Creek

A long- awaited independent preliminary calculation of reserves and grade was announced by Calpine Resources (VSE) and equal partner Stikine Resources (TSE) for the 21 zone discovery on the Eskay Cree…


Kingswood pulls good values on Devon bet

Toronto-based Kingswood Resources (ASE) has reported encouraging gold values from two recently completed holes on the Devon property in Beatty Twp., east of Matheson, Ont. Kingswood is earning a 70% i…


Kettle River a jewel for Echo Bay, Crown

The Kettle River project is the newest operating mine in Washington State, and owners Echo Bay Mines (TSE) and Crown Resources (VSE) appear to be pleased at how smoothly the operation came on stream. …


Garnett named MILUS chairman

The new chairman of MILUS, or Mining Industry Land Use Strategy, is J.A. (Jack) Garnett. MILUS is a collective initiative of the Mining Association of Canada, the Prospectors and Developers Associatio…


Bodega’s Hyder plans funded by placement

Washington-based company Bodega Ventures (ASE) said it recently completed a private placement subscription with Central Capital for one million Bodega shares at 25cents per share. Central Capital also…


Golden Shield creditors approve GSR proposal

Creditors of bankrupt Golden Shield Resources have approved unanimously a proposal submitted to the bankruptcy trustee whereby the assets of Golden Shield will be purchased by GSR Mining Corp. The pri…


Echo Bay earnings hurt by Muscocho write-down

Reduced annual earnings were reported recently by Echo Bay Mines (TSE) reflecting the impact of lower gold prices and a US$20- million writedown on the company’s investment in Muscocho Explorations (T…


Access to lands vital to industry’s future

This is the first of a regular monthly column from the British Columbia and Yukon Chamber of Mines The 1990s present a number of challenges for the mineral exploration industry in British Columbia and…


Adrian agreement is terminated

A new development is threatening Adrian Resources’ (VSE) tenuous hold of key ground in the Eskay Creek area north of Stewart, B.C. The company was recently advised that its agreement to earn a 50% int…


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