The bear hug squeezing equity markets refused to let go today, Jan. 31, as the composite index slipped another 2.58 points to close at 3,704.42 points. That’s six straight days of losses. Since early …
The Rainbow property in the Greenwood mining camp of southern British Columbia will be the subject of a 60% earn-in by Minnova (TSE). The company is earning the interest from Kettle River Resources (V…
Franco-Nevada Mining (TSE) has entered the Hemlo gold camp by purchasing a 100% interest in 31 claims from International Interlake Industries (VSE). Franco will pay Interlake $1.65 million after compl…
Chesbar Resources (TSE) has changed its transfer agent to Royal Trust Co.
FREE MARKET London Metal Exchange Spot closing prices in $US per tonne, except copper and lead (pounds sterling per tonne) Date Jan 30 Jan 29 Jan 26 Jan 25 Jan 24 Copper 1300-1302 13…
The Crown Jewel deposit, formerly known as the Buckhorn Mountain property, is proving to be a jewel for owner Crown Resources (NASDAQ). Following a detailed study of all drilling results to date, inde…
A drilling program representing 10,000 ft. has been started up by Ressources Orient (ME) at the Sturgeon River polymetallic project in the Geraldton area of northwestern Ontario. The property comprise…
Sliding metal prices had a negative effect on Scotiabank’s all- commodity price index in December, which was off 0.8% from the previous month. The all-items index has fallen 9.5% in the last year. Eco…
Options Open SeriesVolumeLastInterest Feb. 410 C * 85513.001,743 Feb. 420 C * 966 6.603,015 Feb. 430 C .1,294 4.003,322 Feb. 450 C * 729 2.001,201 May 420 C * 63020.001,501 May 430 C * 55014.001,…
On Jan. 26, a fat lady with horns and blonde braids (really a board marker dressed up like Brunhilde) sang a final aria on the floor of the Vancouver Stock Exchange to show “it’s really over.” The eve…
It may be regarded as the little brother among the family of Canadian stock exchanges, but in 1989 the Alberta Stock Exchange more than held its own in a competitive market environment. The volume of …
For British Columbia’s mining industry, 1989 was a year where the only constant was change. Most notably, the past year saw the return of major exploration companies as the leading spenders and a resu…
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