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Dolphin selling quarter interest in Nfld. project

A 25% interest in the Cape Ray gold project in Newfoundland is being sold by Dolphin Explorations (TSE) to Ardonex Resources, a private company. Newfoundland-based Ardonex has agreed in principle to p…


Trend to mergers and acqusitions continues in 1989

In 1988, there were more than 75 mining Merger and Acquisition transactions involving Canadian companies, totalling in value over $5 billion. This review of 1988 mergers and acquisition activity in t…



Will mining learn from experience?

Faced with a struggle to survive, the mining industry in Canada has made tremendous strides in the last six years. In some firms, productivity has doubled in that period. Management in the industry ha…


Aurtec ready to treat tailings

A 950-oz gold loan will allow Aurtec Mining (ME) to bring its tailings recovery project at the Montauban mine near Quebec City, Que., into production. President Jean-Claude Caron reports the start-up …



Mining industry springs to defence of VSE

The mining industry has rushed to the defence of The Vancouver Stock Exchange and its role of providing risk capital for mineral exploration. Through advertisements appearing in local and national pub…



Cathedral Gold earnings reduced

A substantial drop in gold production at the 52%-owned Stirling mine in Nevada brought about reduced revenues and operating income for Cathedral Gold Corp. (TSE) during its 1989 first quarter. The com…


INSIDER TRADES (June 19, 1989)

Audrey — Northgate Expl bought 500,000 (May, private) @ $3.75. to hold 3,300,500. Bachelor Lake — Que Sturgeon bought 30,00 (May) to hold 1,030,000. Battle Mountain — T Pate sold 24,875 (May) @ $13…



Coral shows potential of the U.S.

Canadian juniors generally have been more successful developing mines in the United States than they have in their own country. The main attraction, of course, is Nevada where heap leach technology ha…


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