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Cornelius Campbell

Cornelius J. Campbell, a well- known prospector in northern Quebec since the 1930s, died in Rouyn- Noranda Feb 12, at the age of 84. During his long career in the exploration industry, “Con” Campbell …


Editorial Panic button

From a speech by Canamax Resources President John Hansuld at the Ontario Ministry of Northern Development and Mines’ annual regional geoscience seminar in Thunder Bay Feb 7-8. It seems obvious to sa…



Battle Mountain earnings climb 25% for the year

Higher production, slightly higher average realized gold prices, gains on foreign currency transactions and a greater return on short term investments boosted net earnings of Battle Mountain Gold (NYS…


Editorial Bringing the past to life

Rosa Brown was no fool. The little old lady who trooped through Kirkland Lake in the years between the two World Wars accompanied by her pack of dogs may have been eccentric, but she was no fool. They…


Imperial studies $135-million plan for Polley

After analyzing the 1988 exploration program at the Mount Polley copper/gold deposit in south-central British Columbia, project operator Imperial Metals Corp. (TSE) says drilling has successfully conf…


Market forces send copper prices tumbling

Labor problems and a mine explosion in South America, rising inventories in London Metal Exchange (LME) and New York Commodity Exchange (Comex) warehouses, and backwardation on both exchanges seem to …



Avino to acquire interest in Nevada silver mine

Under the terms of a new 24-year joint venture agreement, Avino Mines & Resources Ltd. (VSE) has taken over as operator of the Wonder silver and gold mine held under option by Belmont Resources (VSE)….




White mine’s output up but operating costs rise

Gold production at the A.W. White mine near Red Lake in northwestern Ontario totalled 70,200 oz last year, up from 63,800 oz in 1987, Dickenson Mines (TSE) reports. During the fourth quarter of 1988, …


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