Wharf Mine

Robert McEwen (left) of Goldcorp receives the Viola MacMillan Award for Developer of the Year for 2001 from Mark Smith of First Associates.

Robert McEwen our Man of the Year

The Northern Miner’s Man of the Year in 2002, Rob McEwen of Goldcorp (G-T), has probably squeezed more shareholder value out of a small number of assets than anyone else in the gold business.McEwen, a…


Goldcorp earnings up

When asked what it did last summer, Goldcorp (G-T) has both an interesting and a lucrative story to tell. It made money from mining gold, holding gold, and from dabbling in the stock market.Goldcorp p…


Goldcorp’s Red Lake Canada’s largest gold mine

Move over Golden Giant and Eskay Creek. The new Red Lake mine, owned and operated by Toronto-based Goldcorp (G-T), has become Canada’s largest gold operation, based on this year’s revised production e…


Goldcorp set to recover from loss

Heafty unusual costs pulled Goldcorp (G-T) deep into the red last year. The losses totalled $19.3 million (or 24 per share) on revenue of $61.3 million, compared with earnings of $10.6 million (14 p…


Goldcorp continues Red Lake development

Though focused on developing its Red Lake mine in northwestern Ontario, Goldcorp (G-T) has also managed to turn a small profit at its operations elsewhere in North America.For the first nine months of…


Grades still consistent at Red Lake

Delineation drilling at the Red Lake mine in northwestern Ontario continues to confirm the grades and widths measured in earlier drilling.Goldcorp (G-T) has been delineating mineralization below the m…







Production shortfall lowers Goldcorp earnings

Three disadvantages combined to dampen second-quarter earnings for Goldcorp (TSE): a drop in gold production; a lower realized gold price; and higher operating costs at the Wharf mine in South Dakota….


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