A slight increase in the gold price during the week ended Jan. 26 drew a strong response from The Toronto Stock Exchange’s gold issues, which beat out diamond stocks as the most active traders for the…
Western markets continued to gain ground during the week ended Jan. 26, with the primary focus still centred on the Kilometre 88 area of Venezuela. The Vancouver Stock Exchange resource index posted a…
Staff cuts have been announced at Falconbridge’s Sudbury Division and Dickenson Mines’ (TSE) Arthur W. White Mine near Red Lake, Ont. To counter the effects of rising world nickel inventories and the …
A 3,000-metre diamond drill program is under way on William Resources’ (ME) Clementine gold property in Grevet and Franquet twps., about 30 km north of Lebel sur Quevillon, Que. The company has the op…
A feasibility study on the Shoal Lake gold property of Kenora Prospectors and Miners (CDN) near Kenora, Ont., has been given the green light. Ontario Environment Minister Ruth Grier recently announced…
Copperstone Res. Corp. — 1,500,000 shs. @ 17 cents per shs.
The North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), to take effect Jan. 1, 1994, will present the mining industry worldwide with a unified market with common external tariffs. The three NAFTA partners –…
A major government incentive program for Ontario’s mineral exploration industry is being proposed for implementation. John Gammon, deputy minister of Ontario’s Ministry of Northern Development and Min…
While running preliminary bench scale tests on material taken from its A-4 kimberlite pipe near Kirkland Lake, Ont., recently, Regal Goldfields (CDN) recovered one gem-quality macrodiamond. The small …
Drilling on the Huckleberry property near Kemano, B.C., recently resumed; 22 holes totalling 10,000 ft. are planned. New Canamin Resources (VSE) is earning a 100% interest in the property from Kenneco…
New mining developments are getting larger and larger as the years advance. While some might qualify as gigantic, colossal and even leviathan, few, if any, have been described as “megaprojects.” That …
The column by outgoing publisher emeritus M.R. Brown “Carrying aboriginals costly” (T.N.M., Dec. 28/92) was like a last gasp from a relic of a bygone era, a roar from the past from a fading dinosaur. …
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