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New DRX chairman bids to cash in on mineral assets

As the new chairman of New York-based DRX Inc., Howard Butcher says he will attempt to refocus the company toward the acquisition and development of resource properties. Butcher was recently appointed…


Cassiar agrees to develop Quebec graphite deposit

The agreement is still subject to a due diligence review and shareholder approval, but Cassiar Mining (TSE) has set the stage for yet another diversification away from asbestos. This time the Vancouve…


Canada’s oldest Law firms

Two of Canada’s oldest law firms with strong ties to the mining industry are merging. Day, Wilson, Campbell has signed a merger agreement with Holden, Murdoch and Finlay to create Holden Day Wilson, e…




Golden Crescent drilling on two Placer Dome bets

Toronto-based Golden Crescent Resources (ASE) says an 8,400-ft drill program has started on the Detour Lake joint venture property, optioned from Placer Dome (TSE) earlier this year. The property, kno…


Letters to the Editor Which way to Mecca?

In the first half of 1981 in West Africa, as part of a Canadian prospecting team, my duties took me far afield from our base camp. After the usual meeting with the local headman & council, and since m…


Geological Survey Minerals Colloquium set for Ottawa

The Geological Survey of Canada will hold its first Minerals Colloquium in Ottawa, Jan 17-18, at the Ottawa Congress Centre. The colloquium will immediately follow the GSC’s Forum 1990 (Jan 15-17) at …


Wade reduces Bitech stake prior to Nfld. gold find

Bitech Corp. (ASE) President Jim Wade recently sold a substantial portion of his holding in the Toronto-based exploration company. During the latter part of October, James Wade Engineering and Pamiba …


Hycroft third quarter profit

Third-quarter profit of $1.14 million was not enough to put Hycroft Resources and Development (VSE) in the black for the nine months ended Sept 30. The loss for the entire period amounted to $3.7 mill…



Metal Prices (December 18, 1989)

FREE MARKET London Metal Exchange Spot closing prices in $US per tonne, except copper and lead (pounds sterling per tonne) Copper 1471-1473 1493-1495 1516-1518 1526-1528 1525-1526 Lead 434-435 448…


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