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Golden Knight, Inco open second mine in Quebec

The second gold mine at the Casa Berardi project owned by Inco Gold and Golden Knight Resources (TSE), is ahead of schedule and under budget. Named Casa Berardi Ouest, the new mine is set to start pro…



More cost overruns at Golden Bear

Despite additional cost overruns, construction of the Golden Bear gold mine near Telegraph Creek in northwestern British Columbia is on schedule. Project operator North American Metals (TSE) expects m…


Camindex debentures

The 3% Series A debentures of Camindex Mines (TSE), worth more than $11.1 million, have been tendered for conversion into common shares of MVP Capital, Camindex reports. Conversion of 100% of the debe…



Metal Prices PRODUCER PRICES (October 30, 1989)

ALUMINUM: MW U.S. Market US80.50 cents – 82.00 cents per lb. (Oct 19, 1989). ANTIMONY: New York dealer US94 cents -98 cents per lb. (Sept 14, 1989). BISMUTH: New York dealer $4.80-$4.90(US) per lb. (…


Van Ollie reports Wawa assay results

Preliminary assay results have been reported by Van Ollie Explorations (COATS) from recent surface work on the company’s McMurray Twp. gold property near Wawa, Ont. Van Ollie recently completed a prog…


Editorial Welshing on a bet

It seems pretty straightforward. If you buy shares and the price goes up, you make money. If the price goes down, you lose. When the stocks being sold are offered by the company through a prospectus…


FINANCING (October 30, 1989)

ONTARIO Barytex Res — opt exerc on 400,000 @ 24 cents per sh Global-Pacific Minerals — 600,000 sold for gross $210,000 Digger Res — opt exerc on 150,000 @ 50 cents per sh Ezekiel Expls — 750,000…



Cons. West Dome is now defunct

I was referred to your research department in order to trace an old 1922 stock certificate for 100 shares of a company called Consolidated West Dome Mines. I hope you can be of some assistance in this…


Vancouver Stock Market Prime problems stir market

Another stir hit the Vancouver Stock Exchange this week when Canarim Investment said it wouldn’t take down one million units of Prime Resources that had been withdrawn by an investor after the closing…


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