Vancouver — Caustic fusion processing of material from Diamonds North Resources’ (DDN-V, DDNFF-O) second drill hole at its Qavvik kimberlite, in Nunavut, returned 515 diamonds including 15 stones cat…
Vancouver – Caustic fusion processing of material from Diamonds North Resources’ DDN-V, DDNFF-O) second drill hole …
While microdiamond results are positive for the first of four new kimberlites discovered last year by Diamonds North Resources (DDN-V, DDNFF-O) on the Amaruk property in the Pelly Bay area of Nunavut,…
Highly compelling kimberlite indicator mineral chemistry and a newly completed airborne geophysical survey over a portion of the Banks Island diamond project in Canada’s high Arctic has provided Diamo…
A first pass of drilling by Diamonds North Resources (DDN-V, DNORF-O) on its wholly owned Amaruk property in the Pelly Bay area of Nunavut has resulted in the discovery of four new kimberlite bodies,…
A new kimberlite camp is emerging in the Canadian Arctic as Indicator Minerals (IME-V) has discovered several large, pipe-like kimberlite bodies during a summer drilling campaign on the Darby project…
Vancouver — Sharing many similarities with the better-known Athabasca basin in northern Saskatchewan, the Thelon basin, situated on border of the Northwest Territories and Nunavut, is enjoying an exp…
Vancouver — With most of the best prospects in the Lac de Gras diamond camp already in senior company hands, Canadian diamond exploration companies have shifted their focus to less explored areas con…
Aptly named diamond explorer Diamonds North Resources (DDN-V, DNORF-O) plans to hive off its uranium assets under a new exploration vehicle dubbed Uranium North Resources….
Diamond explorer Diamonds North Resources (DDN-V, DNORF-O) plans to hive off its uranium assets under a new explora…
Diamonds North leads juniors in exploration…
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