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Wye cuts gold at Saganaga Lake

Recent drilling by Wye Resources (CDN) on its Saganaga Lake property 85 miles west of Thunder Bay, Ont., has encountered further gold mineralization. Three holes totalling 500 ft. were drilled in Dece…


Canarc plans Polaris-Taku work

With the purchase of 94% of the outstanding shares in Suntac Minerals (VSE) now complete, Canarc Resource (VSE) is reviewing financing alternatives for further exploration and development work at the …


Pacific Talc continues tests

With a processed 150-tonne bulk sample of talc product on hand, Pacific Talc (VSE) is proceeding with further proprietary processing to produce a wettable talc pigment for large-scale testing by three…


Raymor tests La Motte sample

A preliminary study by the Centre de Recherches Minerales in Quebec City on a sample from a lithium property in La Motte Twp. near Val d’Or, Que., determined that the best concentration process is flo…


NEWS ROUNDUP — Gibraltar North not economic

An evaluation of the North copper zone by Gibraltar Mines (TSE) resulted in a decision not to proceed with development of the deposit as part of the company’s mining plan. The zone will not be include…


NEWS ROUNDUP — Starmin, Adex drill at Negros

Partial assays from drill hole 93-01 within the copper zone of the main orebody at the Asia Pacific project on the Philippine island of Negros intersected 285 ft. (50-335 ft.) of 0.68% copper, Starmin…




Toronto Stock Exchange Indices (March 01, 1993)

Feb.23 Feb.22 Feb.19 Feb.18 Feb.17 High Low Composite”300″3452.78 3447.67 3426.31 3409.42 3417.70 4009.47 3009.91 Metals&Minerals 2893.08 2907.29 2891.83 2889.78 2906.96 3453.06 2502.63 Integrated Min…


Laurasia, Kalrock plan amalgamation

Directors of Laurasia Resources (TSE) and Kalrock Resources (ASE) have approved in principle an amalgamation plan for the two companies on a share-for-share basis. The agreement is subject to sharehol…



EXPLORATION & DISCOVERY: COAL

The Canadian coal industry had a difficult year in 1992. Strikes, lockouts, and a tragic accident led to a drop in production, exports and earnings. These events were unusual for the Canadian industry…


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