Articles by Northern Miner Staff

Rough ride ahead for flow-through financings

If predictions by partnership fund management officers for 1989 are to be believed, flow-through financing, which appears to have had a watershed year in 1987, is in for a rough ride. “Disaster,” Barr…


Granges earnings reflect write-down

Despite a substantial improvement in gold production and revenue from sales, Granges Exploration (TSE) reported a loss of $13.5 million or .61 cents per share for 1988, compared to net earnings of $1…


Promising Big Z core samples contained little gold

The main events in the discovery and staking of what was known as the Big Z that led to the hectic Blind River uranium boom of the 1950s have been well documented. But there were some others that both…


Student shortage

A disturbing fact came out at the second annual Central Canada Geological Conference held in Toronto last February. During a panel discussion entitled The University-Industry Relationship — The Next …


Restrictions delay exploration in Toodoggone area

With the Cheni gold project now in production, Vancouver-based Energex Minerals (TSE) has the most advanced exploration project in the Toodoggone area north of Smithers, B.C. But a decision on a combi…


Levon reports gold discoveries from Congress

Several high grade gold discoveries were made by operator Levon Resources (TSE) during recent underground work on the Congress project located near Gold Bridge, B.C. The project is a 50/50 joint ventu…



Newfields awaits further financing

Underground exploration work by Newfields Minerals (TSE) in the Kirkland Lake, Ont., area has been placed on hold pending further financing. The company is negotiating a private placement out of New Y…


Brunswick posts minor production increase

Annual production at Brunswick Mining and Smelting Corp.’s (TSE) No 12 lead-zinc-silver mine near Bathurst, N.B., was up slightly last year compared with 1987. Total ore milled by the company increase…


Obituary Andrew Robertson

Andrew (Andy) S. Robertson, described by associates as one of the last of the “gentleman miners,” died Feb 26 at his home in West Vancouver. Born Jan 12, 1902, Robertson studied mine engineering at Mc…




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