Recently increasing its ownership position in Consolidated Professor Mines (TSE) was Conwest Exploration (TSE). Conwest purchased 829,949 shares of Professor under a private agreement and now owns mor…
Well-known geologist Dennis Sheehan died Oct. 15 from a heart attack, while playing in a hockey game. He was 56. President of Tri Origin Exploration, Sheehan was born and raised in Blind River, Ont., …
The Lac de Gras diamond play, which has so far been dominated by international majors, recently welcomed two of Canada’s leading mining companies. Affiliates Cominco (TSE) and Teck (TSE) have agreed t…
A Bermudian mining finance and investment company listed in Luxembourg, European Mining Finance (EMF), says it is trying to find a buyer or partner for a graphite property north of Kingston, Ont. EMF …
Canada’s rank in terms of exploration for non-ferrous metals has dropped from first to third over the past year, according to a recent study by the Halifax-based Metal Economics Group. Expenditures on…
A mine development certificate was recently awarded to Imperial Metals (TSE) for its 100% owned Mt. Polley copper-gold project near Williams Lake, B.C. The project is the first major new mine authoriz…
ALUMINUM: MW U.S. market US54.50-55.50 cents per lb. (Oct. 8, 1992). ANTIMONY: MW New York dealer US78-88 cents per lb. (Jun. 11, 1992). BISMUTH: MW New York dealer US$2.35-2.70 per lb. (Jun. 11, 1992…
BGR Central Net Value $8.03 $5.12 Price $6.75 $4.80 Discount 15.95% 6.3% Value $46,972,000 $80,756,640…
A 66% increase in gold production at American Barrick Resources’ (TSE) Goldstrike mine in Nevada helped boost the company’s net income to US$109.4 million for the nine months ended Sept. 30. This repr…
It is unfortunate that your staff resorts to derogatory commentary when reviewing press releases issued by juniors while glossing over some of the spectacular disasters engineered by majors. Two recen…
Ontario’s Ministry of Northern Development and Mines (MNDM) has been taking some hard knocks over the past few years for its failure to promote the mining industry. The province’s own figures show tha…
Mining giant Inco (TSE) will cut its payroll by at least 500 employees through attrition over the next two years, but the company says there will no layoffs from its 9,700-strong primary metals workfo…
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