Articles by Northern Miner Staff

COATS Trading Features (June 27, 1988)

South American Goldfields was active this week, moving to 95 cents on volume of 66,500 shares. The company is active exploring for gold in South America. Transgold continued to show strength, remainin…


ATLANTIC REPORT Underground work heats up

In Nova Scotia, an unprecedented number of underground exploration programs are either under way, about to commence or being contemplated for 1988 by eight junior exploration companies and two majors….


Lac intersects Main break at Kirkland West

A 7-ft intersection with a subeconomic grade of 0.11 oz gold per ton wouldn’t merit much attention in the majority of North American exploration projects. But the announcement that Lac Minerals (TSE) …


Dispute at Hemlo’s Golden Giant

Toronto stock promoter Charles Stuart has threatened to get a court injunction to stop Hemlo Gold Mines (TSE) from mining a group of northwestern Ontario claims which he says are rightfully his. In a …


Platinum Lake to test PGM-winning technology

Canada may soon have another platinum group metal (PGM) producer. COATS-listed Platinum Lake Technology is well financed to test a new leaching method for recycling PGMs in catalytic converters from s…



Canacord seeks buyer for Silbak interest

Canacord Resources (TSE) is trying to sell its 9.9% interest in the Premier Silbak gold property but hasn’t ruled out the possibility of putting up its share of the financing to put the property into …



Letters to the Editor Opposed amalgamations

Re: your article on Kiena, Sigma and Placer (N.M., June 20/88): After the Ontario Securities Commission denied our request for a hearing in the matter of the amalgamations of Placer Dome with Kiena an…



Chelsea output second highest

Approximately 1,100 tons of ore grading 0.38 oz gold per ton was processed by Chelsea Resources (VSE) during May at its Spotted Horse mine near Lewistown, Mont. Fernando Nuflo- Moya, a company directo…


Vancouver Stock Exchange (June 27, 1988)

Trading volume has slowed considerably in the face of higher interest rates, a stronger Canadian dollar, and weaker gold prices. Many people were hoping that Huntington Resources Brett discovery near …


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