1991

Toronto Stock Exchange (September 30, 1991)

Constitutional issues aside, Inco Ltd. was the big talking point among mining watchers during the week ended Sept. 24. The nickel miner’s activities clearly caught the attention of residents in Sept-I…



Gold’s unique characteristics set it apart

Gold! The word has fired our imagination like no other metal, Ontario’s Ministry of Northern Development and Mines reminds us in a recent information circular. The world demand for gold is still mainl…


McFinley seeking partner for project in Bateman Twp.

Bill Cummins, president of McFinley Red Lake Gold Mines (TSE), says he is still hoping to line up a joint venture partner for the company’s Bateman Twp. gold project near Red Lake, Ont. Under an agree…


NEWS ROUNDUP (September 23, 1991)

Toronto-based Falconbridge says it is cutting 100 jobs at its Sudbury, Ont., operations, after falling nickel prices forced rival Inco (TSE) to announce a similar move. The western world’s second larg…



Leakage detected at Falconbridge

Falconbridge says it expects to lose about 3,500 tonnes of cathode production at its Kidd Creek copper smelter in Timmins, Ont., after a leak was detected in the converting furnace, Sept. 16. Approxim…


Quebec incentives provide hope for mining ventures

Despite the current bleak conditions for junior mining in Quebec, some observers of the province’s mining scene have surprisingly bright forecasts for the future. “Quebec is one of the better places f…


Gold hedgers’ hesitation may cost them millions

Time is running out for gold mining companies that plan to hedge their 1992 production. As of June 30, 1991, North American gold producers had sold forward only 29% of 1992 production at US$420, accor…



Mishibishu activity grinds to a halt

Activity in the Mishibishu Lake area of northern Ontario has come to a virtual standstill over the past year, following a string of disappointments for the area’s two major players, Central Crude (TSE…



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