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Starfield confirms PGMs

Vancouver — Starfield Resources (SRU-V) has confirmed assays for a high-grade palladium-platinum and rhodium intersection in drill hole 101, which was reported last year.The high-grade interval was h…


Flin Flon hosts conference

The Mid Canada Mining Conference, slated for May 12-15 in Flin Flon, Man., will showcase Hudson Bay Mining & Smelting’s 777 projects, with additional technical papers on uranium, nickel, gold and diam…


NAME CHANGES (May 06, 2002)

Aquest Minerals (AQU-V) has changed its name to Aquest Explorations (AQZ-V) on a 1-new-for-10-old-share basis.


Bloom commentary misses mark

Lynda Bloom’s commentary, Fusion key step in fire assaying for PGEs (T.N.M., Feb. 25-March 3/02), is plagiarism at its worst.Bloom is brazen enough to start her article with “Fire assay is the preferr…


New e-mail for TNM (May 06, 2002)

The Northern Miner’s editorial department has a new e-mail address: tnm@northernminer.comFor circulation inquiries, please contact us at northernminer2@no…


Gold could go higher

The gold price could reach higher levels in 2002, should the market continue to benefit from further investment demand and drops in producer hedging. These two factors were the main reasons gold turne…



Correction (May 06, 2002)

In our April 22-28 issue, we reported Pacific Minerals (PMZ-V) collected 492 underground channel samples, which so far had averaged 0.29 gram platinum group metals and 0.4 gram gold per tonne.Of the 4…



Falco starts year in the black

Higher production, lower costs and rebounding metal prices translated into a better-than-expected first quarter for Falconbridge (FL-T).The major earned $20.4 million (or 10 per basic and fully dilut…


Wheaton River gains Mexican foothold

After spending the better part of a year raising cash and disposing of certain development properties, the revamped management team of Wheaton River Minerals (WRM-T) has struck a deal to buy the minin…


Trading Summary (May 02, 2002)

The S&P/TSX Composite Index gained 23.19 points to end at 7,675.33 on Thursday. The golds remained in investors’ si…


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