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A yellow Atlas Copco Boomer H232 twin-boom drill at the rock face underground.

Canada Tungsten Mining

1980

A yellow Atlas Copco Boomer H232 twin-boom drill at the rock face underground.

The company

Canada Tungsten Mining Corporation mined tungsten at Cantung in the Nahanni district of the Northwest Territories, near the Yukon border. The deposit was found in 1954. The company was formed in 1959. Open-pit production started in 1962. Underground ore from the E Zone entered the mill in 1974. The town of Tungsten housed the workforce.

Canada Tungsten Mining Corporation Limited Annual Report 1980

That year

The company earned record net earnings of $22,977,000 or $4.60 per share. The expanded mine and mill produced a record 442,000 short ton units of WO3 from 349,000 tons of ore in the 46 weeks they operated before a strike began on November 14, 1980.

Canada Tungsten Mining Corporation Limited Annual Report 1980, p. 2

Source

archive.org/details/McGillLibrary-630186-29666

Other years 1981 · 1986 · 1987