1999

Manitoba shells out for exploration projects

The government of Manitoba will contribute $1.2 million to exploration projects in the province.The funding is part of the government’s Mineral Exploration and Assistance Program (MEAP), designed to a…



Miramar tightens belt, looks to expand

With a strike behind it and cash in the bank, Miramar Mining (MAE-T) is looking to join the ranks of intermediate gold producers, the company’s president told shareholders at the annual meeting.The co…



DIAMOND PAGE — Kennecott seeks diamonds near Wawa

Encouraged by northern Ontario’s newfound diamond potential, Kennecott Canada Exploration has signed a deal to earn majority interests in properties comprising more than 200,000 ha near the town of Wa…


BHP pulls plug on mines

Australia’s Broken Hill Proprietary (BHP-N), the second-largest copper producer in the world, will close its North American operations as a result of persistently low prices for the red metal.The anno…


BASE METALS — NAME CHANGE

Trojan Ventures (TJV-V) has changed its name to Alcanta International (AOE-V) on a 1-new-for-5-old-share basis.



Can the smaller gold producers survive?

The following is the first of a 2-part overview of how junior and mid-tier gold mining companies are coping in today’s low-price environment.Not since the gold bubble of the early 1980s has the London…


Careers (June 28, 1999)

Startup: TanzaniaBarrick’s wholly owned subsidiary, Kahama Mining Corporation Limited (KMCL), is currently recruiting qualified individuals for their operations in Tanzania, where conventional undergr…


BASE METALS — Nord banks on Johnson Camp project

Nord Resources (NRD-N) has picked up the past-producing Johnson Camp copper mine in southeastern Arizona at a time when the price of the red metal is at a 10-year low.The company issued 1.6 million sh…



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