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MINERAL REVIEW AND FORECAST: BASE METALS; COPPER

Copper prices remained relatively strong during 1991. Despite some weakening of demand and an increase in supply, the market was buoyed by the threat of serious supply disruptions around the world. Pr…




MINERAL REVIEW AND FORECAST: PRECIOUS METALS; GOLD

Canada’s gold production, which increased rapidly during the 1980s, reached 5.7 million oz (177 tonnes) in 1991, compared with 5.4 million oz (167 t) in 1990. By comparison, production was 967,740 oz …


MINERAL REVIEW AND FORECAST: BASE METALS; LEAD/ZINC

Western World demand for lead and zinc decreased in 1991. Zinc mine and metal production both rose from their 1990 levels, while lead mine output remained essentially unchanged and only a small fall i…


MINERAL REVIEW AND FORECAST: BASE METALS; ALUMINUM

The international aluminum industry faced one of its most difficult years in 1991. While Western World demand for aluminum increased slightly over 1990, increased world production along with increased…


UNITED THEY STAND

Geophysics virtually was born and raised in Canada. The sad thing is that it might just die here too. The recession, the lack of mineral exploration, a maturing mining industry, globalization — all h…


Meikle may signal end to `easy’ Nevada finds

Mention Nevada’s Carlin Trend today and there is the immediate vision of gold, and lots of it. There’s more to it than that, though; the name also flags a major advance in metallurgy and deriving from…



View from the West (February 24, 1992)

In future, companies that spend money on exploration should not expect compensation if they are subsequently denied permission to mine. They should never assume they will be granted mining permits bec…


U.S. REPORT (February 24, 1992)

An improved operating performance at the Kendall gold mine enabled Canyon Resources (NASDAQ) to record its first year of operating profitabil- ity in six years as a public company. The Montana gold mi…


Penna fined on trading charge

The chairman and president of Agnico-Eagle Mines (TSE), Paul Penna, was fined $5,000 in Ontario Provincial Court after he pleaded guilty to a charge of trading in securities with knowledge of material…


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