Alberta Stock Exchange Investors in mood
After a period of low trading activity, investors were back in a buying mood this week. Large blocks of the Jen-Tek Energy and Exploration, Frost Resources and Seadrift International crossed the floor…
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New lease on life for New Kelore
Dormant for a period of time prior to 1987, Toronto-based New Kelore Mines is getting a new lease on life. Speaking at the annual meeting attended by two registered shareholders, President Stephen Cas…
Catear’s Goldwedge property slated for production late ’88
Calgary-based Catear Resources is aiming for full production late in 1988 at its Gold- wedge property, 35 miles northeast of Stewart, B.C. Work has started on a 120-ton mill. Building construction is …
Gibraltar reports profits for first time since 1980
1987 was a profitable year for Gibraltar Mines, its first since metal prices fell in 1980. Earnings rose to $4,251,000 or 35 cents per share on revenues of $73,929,000. This compares with a loss of $…
Vancouver Stock Exchange Blue chips draw away from pennies
Although volume in Vancouver is still quite respectable, trading ranges for stocks have been fairly narrow, with a few exceptions. Not surprisingly, last year’s market crash has made it difficult for …
H.W.I. arranges funding for Columbian gold mine
Alberta-listed H.W.I. Industries says it has entered an agreement with Ironwood Investments International of Vancouver to arrange a $700,000 bridge loan for work on a South American placer mine. Accor…
Beauchamps gets option
An option has been acquired by Beauchamps Exploration from Falconbridge Ltd. on a property located in Bourlamaque Twp. near Val d’Or, Que. Known as the Callahan property, the claims cover an 800-ft-wi…
Dickenson posts higher gains despite drop in gold output
Net earnings in 1987 for Dickenson Mines, which operates the Arthur W. White gold mine in northwestern Ontario, were $6.4 million (44 cents per share), compared with $4.59 million (39 cents per shar…
Vitality of Canadian mining depends on flow through
The vitality of Canada’s exploration and mining industry depends heavily on the preservation of flow- through financing in a viable form. The tax reform measures announced by Finance Minister Michael …
Editorial No more mules, anyway
The other day a large ad appeared in a major Canadian daily newspaper portraying a “prospector” (it was actually an ad for a computer firm) with all the usual visual cliches — a grizzled, bearded, ro…
Metal Prices PRODUCER PRICES (February 22, 1988)
ALUMINUM: MW U.S. Market 92.00 cents -94.00 cents per lb. (Feb 4, 1988). ANTIMONY: New York dealer $1.14-$1.18 per lb. (Jan 14, 1988). BISMUTH: New York dealer $5.10-$5.30 per lb. (Jan 28, 1988). CADM…
Equinox uses Buckhorn profits to pay back costs in first year
The past year has been an exciting one for Equinox Resources. Cash flow from the Buckhorn mine enabled an 11- month payback on the company’s $1.7 million(US) acquisition cost. A gold discovery at Buck…