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Aur reports decrease in first half income

On schedule to begin production in September at its wholly- owned Kierens project at Val d’Or, Que., Aur Resources (TSE) of Toronto reported a drop in first half earnings. Aur reported net earnings of…


Alberta Stock Exchange Baslen trades higher

It was a case of “as you were” in Alberta as most of last week’s most active issues traded ahead of the pack on slightly lower volumes. International Baslen led the way with a 34} increase in its shar…


Glamis to boost production

With two years of life remaining at its Picacho mine in California, Glamis Gold (TSE) hopes to increase gold production to nearly five times the current rate by 1990. Property acquisitions and joint v…



Drilling for diamonds encourages Glencairn

Glencairn Explorations (ASE) has received encouraging results from a diamond exploration program in Brazil. The company is funding a $213,000(US) exploration effort on the Feijao Cru placer diamond pr…



metal Prices FUTURES PRICES

N.Y. Commodity Exchange Week’s High Low Close Change COPPER (in US} per lb.) Jun 109.00 108.50 108.50 — 3.00 Jul 106.80 102.90 …


Granges contemplating merger

Merger talks between Granges Exploration (TSE) and Hycroft Resources & Development (VSE) have been expanded to include Goldbelt Mines (VSE). The proposed merger is subject to fairness opinions from in…



Some 28 juniors active in Nova Soctia exploration

Canada’s ocean playground is tiny — about the size of southern Ontario (55,500 sq km). But with a history of gold production dating back to the turn of the century it has not been overlooked by junio…


NRD signs agreement for more exploration

An agreement covering further exploration of the Pinto gold property located near Val d’Or, Que., has been signed with American Barrick Resources (TSE), Consolidated NRD Resources (VSE) reports. Barri…


New discoveries needed soon in base metals sector

More favorable times have returned for base-metal mining companies, which are enjoying strong commodity prices, but concern about future supplies of the metals seems to be an issue that won’t go away….


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