Kensington Resources Ltd

At the Star Diamond project last year: Looking north of the shaft collars, with the hoist base in the foreground and the shop and freeze-plant buildings in the background.

Bulk samples show Star’s potential

Initial results from underground bulk sampling on the Star kimberlite in Saskatchewan’s Fort la Corne field indicate the recovery of coarse-size diamonds of up to 3.5 carats.


Drilling resumes at Fort la Corne

The Fort la Corne joint venture will spend $3 million on drilling in Saskatchewan as it tries to learn more about the internal geology and diamond distribution of the kimberlite targets in question….



Gold stocks lose out as bullion price dips

Vancouver — Canada’s junior exchange felt the impact of a plunging bullion price during the week ended June 24. The S&P-TSX Venture Exchange composite index lost 15.39 points, or 1.37% of its value, …


Brent Jellicoe, project manager with Kensington Resources, stands beside a milled-tooth tri-cone drill bit, which measures 36 inches in diameter at the base. Drilling contractor Layne Christensen modified the former oil rig drill bit for the Fort  la Corne project in northern Saskatchewan.

News – 23-JUN-03

Although Saskatchewan kimberlites carry much lower grades than those being mined in the Canadian Arctic, the sheer size of the Fort la Corne kimberlites renders them highly attractive targets.The Fo…


Diamonds glitter on junior market

Vancouver — Canada’s junior exchange experienced a surge in diamond-related issues during the week ended June 17. The S&P-TSX Venture Exchange composite index jumped 17.36 points, or 1.58%, and close…


Exchange follows major bourses upward

Vancouver — Canada’s junior exchange continued its slow but steady climb into bull territory during the report period ended May 27. The S&P-TSX Venture Exchange composite index added 5.4 points, or 0…


De Beers processes Fort la Corne sample

Vancouver — Kensington Resources (KRT-V) reports that Anglo American’s (AAUK-Q) diamond unit, De Beers Canada Exploration, has completed heavy mineral separation on a mini-bulk sample taken last year…


Kensington board all in favour of keeping Stone

The board of Kensington Resources voted unanimously to keep David Stone as its president after the company failed to report insider trading in Kensington stock made by Stone between 1997 and 2000.Ston…


Junior market ends bearish slide

Vancouver — Canada’s junior exchange managed to find a few points while the major bourses rallied over the week ended Oct. 22. The S&P TSX Venture Exchange composite index tacked on 2.33 points, or 0…


De Beers confirms commitment to Canada

Although its roots are in South Africa, De Beers believes the emphasis given to Canadian diamond exploration is fully justified. Last year, Canada accounted for 40% of the US$73 million the company sp…


Investors bail out of junior stocks

Vancouver — A lack of buyers, combined with a wave of sell orders, pushed Canada’s junior exchange to its largest weekly point decline of the year. During the report period ended July 23, the Standar…


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