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Big crowd in Chicago for Minexpo equipment show

An estimated 18,000 people attended the American Mining Congress’ Minexpo mining and milling equipment show that was held here April 24-28 in the cavernous McCormick Place along the Lake Michigan wate…


Plexus financing (May 02, 1988)

A $33-million(US) credit facility has been established by Plexus Resources Corp. (TSE). Completed with Elders Resources Finance, based in Sydney, Australia, the deal also gives Elders warrants with wh…



THE SECRET LIFE OF PLANTS

If you’re a geochemist, chances are your next grassroots exploration project will have a better chance of success if you can identify not just rock types in the field but also jack pine, trembling asp…


Trends in underground drilling

When hydraulic drills were introduced in the early 1970s, productivity shot up to an estimated 107 tonnes per man-hour. That compares with 13 tonnes per man-hour produced using the hand- held pneumati…


Metal Prices PRODUCER PRICES (May 02, 1988)

ALUMINUM: MW U.S. Market $1.085- $1.105 per lb. (Apr 14, 1988). ANTIMONY: New York dealer $1.08-$1.13 per lb. (Apr 14, 1988). BISMUTH: New York dealer $5.70-$5.85 per lb. (Mar 24, 1988). CADMIUM: New …


Garrison resumes drilling at Michaud gold property

Drilling has resumed on the 40%-owned Michaud property of Garrison Creek Consolidated (COATS), about 60 miles east of Timmins, Ont., President William Harrison says. The work is being funded by The Co…


SMDC and partners Ramp planned at Fork Lakes

The Fork Lakes joint venture has decided to proceed with a $6-million underground exploration program on the Fork Lakes gold property about 80 miles northeast of La Ronge in northern Saskatchewan. Par…


Nickel price won’t sway Que. Raglan

If the shareholders of New Quebec Raglan Mines (TSE) were hoping that a sudden upsurge in nickel prices would encourage the company to harness its huge nickel deposit at Ungava, Que., they came away f…


Editorial Common sense may yet win out

It’s sometimes difficult to separate reality from wishful thinking when it comes to judging the success of the mineral exploration industry’s campaign to save flow-through financing. The issue itsel…




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