MINING NEWS: Diamonds can be a territory’s best friendNunavut mine project heralds good times ahead for mining industry in remote Canadian Arctic region Rose Ragsdale Mining News Contributing Writer
A mention of the world’s richest diamond mines conjures images of hot, steamy African jungles. Yet it is the frozen tundra of the Canadian Arctic that is yielding the latest treasure trove of diamonds and sparking a staking stampede that is bringing hundreds of prospectors to the far north.
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A new diamond frontier Project heralds better times ahead Ice road logistics kicks off final push Exploration only just begun Nunavut diamond project costs climb
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