Articles by Northern Miner Staff

Investment Comment High hopes for Bryndon

During a recent North American tour, a number of British analysts stopped in at Bryndon Ventures’ Rossland claims just south of Rossland B.C. While it isn’t known how long they spent at the property, …


Buckhorn partners sign new royalty agreement

A new royalty agreement has been signed by partners in the Buckhorn heap leach gold mine in Nevada. The agreement clarifies the recovery by Cominco Resources International (76% interest) and Equinox R…


Water — an unknown at Carlin’s deep deposits

Nevada geologists refer to it as the unknown factor in the business of mining gold reserves. In the wake of one thunderous splash, it can put a damper on even the most sophisticated mining plan, or at…


Survey results Timmins area now available

Results are now available from a recently-completed airborne geophysical survey covering an area of 6,000 square kilometres surrounding the city of Timmins, and conducted by Ontario’s ministry of nor…




CSA net earnings

CSA Management Ltd., which manages several goldfunds, realized net earnings of $970,370 or 35 cents per share for the 9-month period ended Dec 31. This compares to earnings of $2.57 million or $1.17 …


Chesbar starts ramp extension

A 2,000-ft ramp extension program is under way at the Chester Twp. gold project in northern Ontario that will provide access to the 300-ft, 400-ft and 500-ft levels for underground exploration, Chesba…


Books (March 14, 1988)

A Directory of Active Mines in Arizona and a Map of Active Mines in Arizona, published by Arizona Department of Mines and Mineral Resources. The 16-page directory lists 53 companies, including mine, m…


First bulk test on Fontana bet

Bay Resources & Services, a company controlled by St. Genevieve Resources of Montreal, and joint- venture partners Stratmin Inc. and Jilby Industries, both of which have been recently listed in Montre…


Quebec charges Noranda of violating pollution law

The Quebec government has charged Noranda Minerals with three counts of violating provincial air pollution laws. The charges allege that the company’s Horne copper smelter in Rouyn-Noranda, Que., emit…


Mining must adapt to stay competitive, banker says

Mining, like other industries in Canada, must change with the times to remain competitive, the chairman of the Bank of Montreal said at the 56th annual convention of the Prospectors and Developers Ass…


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