1994

NEWS ROUNDUP — Platinova active in Greenland

In Greenland, exploration has begun on two base metals properties in which Platinova A/S (TSE) holds interests. Two drills have been sent to the northern peninsula of Peary Land to explore the company…



The environment and management

Environmental concerns will be the focus of the Mining Environmental Management Conference at Reno, Nev., Oct. 16-19. The conference and accompanying exhibition are aimed at executive and technical ma…


Tri Origin exploring projects in Ontario

Toronto-based Tri Origin Exploration (TSE) has started work on its four Ontario gold projects. A 2,500-metre drill program will be carried out on the Sault project, 90 km north of Sault Ste. Marie. Pr…



Philippines lowers taxes on minerals

Philippine President Fidel Ramos recently signed a law reducing taxes on minerals, which he described as a rescue package that would attract foreign investors to his country’s ailing mining industry. …


LAST BUT NOT LEAST — Electra boosts earnings

A half interest in the Aurora Partnership gold mine enabled Electra Mining Consolidated (VSE) to earn $382,462 (14 cents per share) in the first quarter. This compares with a loss of $42,416 for the s…


LAST BUT NOT LEAST — HMC options ground in east

CDN-listed Hendricks Minerals Canada can earn a 75% interest in three properties in New Brunswick and Nova Scotia. The agreement covers gold geochemical and geophysical anomalies in Paleozoic volcanic…



Rio buying Polaris production royalty

Toronto-based Rio Algom (TSE) has agreed to buy a 25% royalty interest in the production proceeds from the Polaris mine on Little Cornwallis Island, N.W.T. The royalty interest is the main asset of NC…


NEWS ROUNDUP — Madsen to sell units

Toronto-based Madsen Gold (TSE) has proposed a private placement of 80-100 units at $12,350 each. A unit will consist of 9,000 flow-through common shares at $1.25 each and 1,000 common share purchase …


Gold demand on the rise in Pacific Rim markets

Gold demand in major developing markets in the Pacific Rim rose 10% to a record 98.4 tonnes during the first quarter of 1994 — a 10% rise over the same quarter last year, the World Gold Council repor…


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