Articles by Northern Miner Staff


BREAKING NEW GROUND

Mining came into the 1980s fat with debt. Now, according to all indications, the industry is closing out the decade lean (in terms of debt-to-equity ratios) and tough (ready to take on the competition…


Law A NECESSARY EVIL?

There appears to be a tendency for success in mine-finding to attract lawsuits. The lawsuits are advanced by lawyers on behalf of their clients, and sometimes it is the ingenuity of counsel that has e…


Letters to the Editor Mining issues in New Brunswick

The editorial “Mining a poor cousin in New Brunswick” (N.M., Dec 12/88) unjustly criticizes the level of funding provided by the New Brunswick Department of Natural Resources and Energy for exploratio…


Echo BAy to triple Cove’s gold output

A 14-year mine plan which will see gold output triple at the McCoy/ Cove property of Echo Bay Mines (TSE) in Nevada has been completed by Pincock, Allen & Holt Inc., consulting geologists and engineer…


T. R. V. Minerals

T. R. V. Minerals (VSE) says it has accepted a proposal for a private placement of 8.5 million shares at 15 per share. Also included in the placement are warrants to purchase an additional 8.5 millio…


Alberta Stock Exchange (December 26, 1988)

Alberta saw a sudden surge in volumes this week following news that the Canadian dollar has stabilized on foreign exchange markets. Bitech Energy Resources was easily the volume leader in the mining a…


Skyline modifying milling process at Johnny Mountain

A number of modifications to the 300-ton-per- day mill operating at Skyline Explorations’ (TSE) Johnny Mountain mine in northwestern British Columbia are expected to increase recoveries to 90% and bri…


Aurogin awaits better markets

Declining stock market interest, especially in junior resource issues, has got Aurogin Resources (VSE) looking around for joint venture partners to continue exploration on its properties. “We have qui…


Letter to the Editor Gradore was revised

In your answer to a question concerning the shares of Gradore Mines (N.M., Dec 12/88), you state that the company’s charter was cancelled in October, 1972. Actually, the charter of Gradore was revised…


Nanisivik Mines ups stake in Highwood

A wholly-owned subsidiary of Mineral Resources International (TSE), Nanisivik Mines, recently acquired an additional 462,000 shares of Highwood Resources (TSE), increasing its stake in that company to…


Books Premise examined

The Centre for Resource Studies examines the wide-held premise that “more remote” means “less economic” for mineral exploration and development. The economic analysis and comparison of mining potentia…


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