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AMERICAS — International challenges for Canadian

The problem with bioleaching of refractory gold ores is that it only works in the Southern Hemisphere — or such is the opinion of a good many Canadian metallurgists who were key to the bioleaching re…



AMERICAS — SNC-Lavalin buys interest in ByR

Montreal-based SNC-Lavalin recently signed a purchase agreement for 50% of the ByR Ingenieria y Construccion S.A. of Santiago, Chile. ByR is an engineering-construction company with expertise in minin…


Refugio funding finally in hand

Financing for the Refugio gold project in Chile is finally in hand for joint owners Bema Gold (TSE) and Amax Gold (NYSE). Bema has been looking for financing to develop Refugio since early 1991, with …


TSE INDICES (August 15, 1994)

— 1994 — Aug 9 Aug 8 Aug 5 Aug 4 Aug 3 High Low Composite”300″ 4186.82 4175.36 4168.54 4202.09 4206.05 4609.93 3518.31 Metals&Minerals 3902.51 3892.36 3922.46 3982.58 3985.31 3996.08 3273.56 Integra…


New Newmont mine set for Indonesia

Construction of a new gold mine on the Indonesian island of Sulawesi has been approved by joint-venture partners Newmont Gold (NYSE) and P.T. Tanjung Searpung of Jakarta. The US$131-million project wi…


Two Yukon mining groups back Bonnet Plume work

Two territorial mining organizations hope to intervene in a court challenge to existing federal mining regulations. The Canadian Parks and Wilderness Society (CPAWS) is challenging the legality of the…


Camnor drilling provides encouragement at Willoughby

Drilling by Camnor Resources (VSE) is off to a promising start at the Willoughby gold property 26 km east of Stewart, in northwestern British Columbia. The first hole of this year’s program intersecte…


Placer Dome earnings rise

A higher gold price and increased investment income helped to boost net earnings in the first half of 1994, Placer Dome (TSE) says. Earnings of US$61 million were recorded for the 6-month period, a si…


METAL PRICES — London Metal Exchange

Spot closing prices in $US per tonne Date August 9 August 8 August 5 August 4 August 3 Copper 2392-2393 2396-2397 2400-2401 2405-2407 2404-2405 Lead 565-566 573.5-574.5 579-580 578.5-579.5 576-577 Zin…



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