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Haileybury students receive cash awards

Recently a number of students at the Haileybury School of Mines were awarded scholarships for general proficiency or outstanding academic performance. Among the winners were Darwin Fiske (Saskatchewan…


COATS (Over-the-counter) McNickel gains 5 cents

Shares of McNickel traded heavily for the week ended July 31, jumping 5 cents to close at 20 cents on a volume of 216,500. Rumour has it that the Muscocho group of companies, of which McNickel is a me…


Output boosts Minnova profit

Added production from the Ansil and Samatosum polymetallic mines, which both entered commercial production last summer, resulted in a 10-fold profit increase for Minnova (TSE) in the first half of 199…


U.S. REPORT Asarco building new SX-EW plant

At a capital cost of US$54 million, Asarco (NYSE) says it plans to build a new solvent extraction- electrowinning (SX-EW) plant at its Silver Bell mine in Arizona. The new facility, which should be co…


Production imminent at Goldpost’s Hislop

The Hislop East gold prospect in the Timmins-Matheson area of northern Ontario is inching closer to production as partners St Andrew Goldfields (TSE) and Goldpost Resources (TSE) forgo a final bulk sa…


Fluor sells iron ore unit

International engineering and construction firm Fluor Corp. of Irvine, Calif., has sold its stake in the Pea Ridge Iron Ore Co. to Big River Minerals for nearly $12 million. Based in Sullivan, Miss., …


Belmoral to eliminate debt through asset sale to Aur

For the second time this year, Belmoral Mines (TSE) and Aur Resources (TSE) have worked out a deal designed to rescue Belmoral from its financial predicament and expand Aur’s influence in the Val d’Or…


Cyprus first-half earnings slip

For the first six months of 1990, Cyprus Minerals (NYSE) reported earnings of US$55.5 million, or US$1.17 per share, on revenues of US$894.8 million. The earnings were affected by a pretax US$27.5 mil…


Gold and copper prices rebound

The all-commodity price index of Scotiabank rose slightly in June, but the metal and mineral sub-index headed the other way as the price of gold dropped. The past few weeks have seen a rebound in the …


De Beers strikes deal with Soviets

The new Swiss subsidiary of De Beers Consolidated Mines has swung a deal with the Soviet Union which gives De Beers a 5-year contract to sell the latter’s rough diamond production. Soviet production f…


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