Articles by Northern Miner Staff

Gold funds as of Nov 21

MVP BGR Central Capital Net value $12.14 $6.23 $0.52 Price $11.875 $6.00 $0.30 Discount 2.18% 3.7% d 42.3% Value $72,273,853 $104,818,631 …


Westmin earnings dip

Earnings for Vancouver-based Westmin Resources (TSE) dropped to $1.1 million for the third quarter from $4.1 million the previous year. After preferred dividends are accounted for, the company lost 8 …


PDAC plans symposium to precede convention

The Prospectors and Developers Association of Canada will hold a symposium on computer treatment of exploration and mining data at Metro Toronto Convention Centre, March 9-10, 1990. Also available at …


Plexus moving toward production on Rawhide

In relative obscurity, Plexus Resources (TSE) and Kennecott Corp. have been developing a Nevada open pit mine that will rank as the fourth largest heap leach producer in the U.S. The Rawhide project, …


Search for base metals

Ian Nichol, geology professor at Queen’s University, Ont., has received $1.6 million to study techniques for locating base metal deposits. The grant was made through the University Research Incentive …



Toronto Stock Exchange Indices (November 27, 1989)

1989 Nov 21Nov 20Nov 17Nov 16Nov 15HIGH LOW Composite “300” 3933.613947.533957.573946.023968.664037.833353.13 Metals & Minerals 3362.203385.633403.613371.453418.023919.203207.50 Integrated mines 3500…


Barrick and LAC deals tap into new gold rally

American Barrick Resources (TSE) and LAC Minerals (TSE) have wasted little time in capitalizing from the 4-week-old gold rally. Moving quickly to take advantage of renewed investor interest in senior …



No blasting necessary Photo by The Northern Miner

About 35 prominent mining men came out to Howden Canada’s manufacturing plant in Scarborough, Ont., recently to witness the official unveiling of a tunnel-boring machine, designed specifically for har…


Editorial Time to bury the flow-through myth

It is time to put an end to the myth of flow-through financing. It was a method of financing mineral exploration that did more harm than good to the industry. It has reinforced all the negative aspect…


Spot prices at a glance (November 27, 1989)

Week’s Price (US) Change Gold*$406.60+$16.10 Silver*$ 5.80+$ 0.43 Platinum*$532.50+$22.10 Nickel**$ 4.35$ 0.19 Lead**$ 0.30$ 0.02 Copper$ 1.12–$ 0.07 Zinc$ 0.63$ 0.03 Courtesy of Scotiabank….


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