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NEWS ROUNDUP — Skyline drilling at Bronson Slope

In an effort to confirm both grade and tonnage, International Skyline Gold (TSE) is drilling a minimum of 3,500 ft. on its open-pittable Bronson Slope copper-gold porphyry deposit. Situated in the Isk…


Drilling tests Ursa zone

Exploration drilling at the Golden Bear property in northwestern British Columbia continues to return encouraging results for owner North American Metals (VSE). Hole 266 on the Ursa zone returned a 95…


METAL PRICES — FREE MARKET (November 07, 1994)

London Metal Exchange Spot closing prices in $US per tonne Date Nov. 1 Oct. 31 Oct. 28 Oct. 27 Oct. 26 Copper 2712-2713 2664-2665 2668-2669 2661.5-2666.5 2621-2622 Lead 661.5-662.5 653-654 655-656 658…


Lysander tests Lorraine deposit

Vancouver-listed Lysander Gold is encouraged by drill results it has received from the Lorraine property near Germansen Landing, one of the earliest copper discoveries in British Columbia. Lysander op…



New `mine games’ exhibition opens

British Columbia’s Science World surpassed its fund-raising goal of $1.5 million for its new “mine games” exhibition, which opened to the public Oct. 22 in Vancouver. The provincial and federal govern…


Chase drilling T’Boli prospect

A first phase of drilling is under way at the T’Boli gold prospect on the Philippine island of Mindanao. Chase Resource (TSE) has a 40% interest in the company that owns the project, and holds an opti…


NEWS ROUNDUP — Canarc adds to Guyana holdings

By acquiring the 2,800-hectare Baramita gold property, Canarc Resource (VSE) can increase substantially its holdings in the Guyana Shield. To do so, it must spend $700,000 exploring the property, situ…


NEWS ROUNDUP — Birim acquires private Exroy

CDN-listed Birim Goldfields has taken over Exroy Resources, a private company. The shareholders of Birim exchanged all their securities in the company for treasury common shares and warrants of Exroy….


Tanzania offers opportunities

After almost a quarter century of socialist rule, Tanzania has adopted new policies aimed at attracting foreign investment. An important contribution is anticipated from the restoration of the mineral…


EDITORIAL PAGE — Pulling up stakes

In Vancouver, one of Canada’s most entrepreneurial companies, Royal Oak Mines, is pulling up stakes and preparing to move its corporate offices across the border to Washington state. British Columbia’…



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