Articles by Northern Miner Staff

Several gold-bearing sections were intersected in a long hole drilled from the 1,250-ft level at the Virginiatown, Ont., property of Armistice Resources (ME), the company reports. Hole 12W50-9 was dri…

A private placement of about $1 million has given American Barrick Resources (TSE) and DCC Equities an increased stake in Toronto- based Hayes Resources (TSE). Under the terms of the placement, Barric…

Your last editorial titled “Research teamwork” (Sept 19) is very timely and well received. It does, however, contain a factual error regarding “Western Centre of Excellence in Surface Mining.” This Ce…

With 23 drill holes completed to date on the Jualin property north of Juneau, Alaska, International Curator Resources (VSE) says observation of drill core reveals that veins and stockwork zones were e…

Minorco SA’s South African- backed bid for the outstanding shares of Consolidated Gold Fields PLC is expected to spark one of the biggest takeover battles in mining history. But even though it will be…

Toronto-based Exall Resources’ (TSE) wholly-owned Gold Eagle property in near Red Lake, Ont. has been earmarked for a 20,000-ft drill program, the Denison Mines (TSE) affiliate said recently. The form…

Mine tailings that are dumped Minto lakes and other bodies Mof water are sometimes viewed with suspicion. Many people worry that the tailings contaminate drinking water. But studies done by Prof Thoma…

Utah-based Gold Standard has signed a joint venture agreement to explore its San Juan Hills gold property in Uruguay. Gold Standard is embarking on the joint venture with Compania Mineral San Jose S.A…

When the zinc famine was on in the U.S. in 1937, resulting in the importation of 45,000 tons, the discovery was made that any preconceived ideas about the amount of the metal in undisclosed inventorie…

Paymaster Consolidated is crosscutting through high-grade ore in the new No. 24 vein on the 2,075-ft. level at the No. 3 winze, The Northern Miner can announce. At presstime, the west wall of the cros…

Once known as John F. Kennedy’s campaign song, the words of that popular tune from the 1960s mirrors the hopeful expectations of every mining company. Armed with a positive feasibility study, more tha…

“Why,” asks a thoughtful subscriber, “do not Canadian banks employ mining engineers?” Why not, indeed? Perhaps some of them do, although the fact is not publicized. However, employment of experts in m…