1993

Similco shutdown caused by slump in red metal prices

The Similco copper mine in northwestern British Columbia is being forced to close, though owner Princeton Mining (TSE) describes the shutdown as temporary. The announcement came after Princeton was to…


OPINION — Separate northern status advocated

Territorial status for northern Ontario would mean northerners would be able to revive their mining and forestry industries. The multiple use of land would have to be the basis for any resource policy…



Production milestone for McLaughlin mine

New York-listed Homestake Mining plans to celebrate the pouring of the two-millionth ounce of gold from the McLaughlin mine at Lower Lake, Calif. The milestone was set Oct. 15, and will be commemorate…


Int’l Platinum (November 08, 1993)

Toronto-listed International Platinum (IP) has reached an agreement with New Ventures Development concerning an Arizona property. The agreement, subject to due diligence, will allow IP the right to ea…


Rea reviews Bissett mining potential

With the gold market having picked up, Rea Gold (TSE) is assessing the former-producing Bissett property in Manitoba. Kilborn Western and Tonto Mining will assist in the pre-feasibility study, the foc…


Fairfield doubles production estimate

The Siwash North deposit is expected to produce 25,000 oz. gold in 1994, more than double the 12,000 oz. Fairfield Minerals (TSE) plans to recover from this year’s test mining. The bulk of these ounce…


Tintina buys rest of Yukon property

Tintina Mines has bought the remaining half interest in the Red Mountain molybdenum property from Amoco Canada Petroleum. The deposit, 50 miles northeast of Whitehorse, Y.T., is now wholly owned by th…



Hall of Fame nominees number 19

Nineteen nominees have been proposed for induction into the Canadian Mining Hall of Fame in 1994. The names of the inductees will be announced before the end of the year, with the induction ceremony s…



Spot prices at a glance (November 08, 1993)

Week’s Price (US) Change Gold* $363.00 – $5.65 Silver* $ 4.21 – $0.18 Platinum* $368.00 – $4.75 Nickel** $ 2.07 + $0.06 Lead** $ 0.18 $0.00 Copper $ 0.74 + $0.02 Zinc $ 0.42 + $0.01 Courtesy of Scotia…


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