It is probable that more diamond drilling will be done in Canada this year than ever before if the plans of a host of new mining companies materialize. This deduction is made after a preliminary survey of the Canadian Mines Handbook for 1937, issued this week, wherein it is learned that 150 companies have diamond dr illing campaigns in mind.
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