GGL Resources Corp

Venture market resumes upward trend

Renewed gains in metal prices caused the junior-resource-dominated TSX Venture Composite Index to bounce back from recent declines, moving up 4.1% or 99.37 points to close the Feb. 14-20 trading sessi…


GGL Diamond drills Big Hole (August 02, 2004)

Shares in GGL Diamond (GGL-V) dove 4, or about 12%, to 30 in early afternoon trading in Vancouver on July 21 after initial drilling on the Big Hole target failed to return any kimberlite.



Lac de Gras work fails to find source

Drilling on a property held by Geodex Minerals (GXM-V) in the Lac de Gras region of the Northwest Territories has determined that a prominent circular magnetic feature was not caused by a kimberlite i…


Diamonds, gold add glitter to junior exchange

Vancouver — Canada’s junior exchange rallied during the week ended May 6. The S&P-TSX Venture Exchange composite index tacked on 25.05 points, or 2.4% of its value, to close at 1,055.74.Shares of Spi…



Seahorse douses GGL’s hopes

The discovery of multiple kimberlites by GGL Diamond (GGL-V) on its Seahorse property in the Lac de Gras area of the Northwest Territories has proved barren of diamonds.A cluster of three irregular in…


Summer work in NWT yields new crop of kimberlites

More than a decade after diamonds were first found in Canada’s Far North, new discoveries of kimberlite continue to be reported in the Northwest Territories and Nunavut.An autumn drilling program on t…


Venture exchange bucks downward trend

Vancouver — Despite the major bourses being spooked by profit warnings, Canada’s junior exchange managed to scrape together a few points to buck the trend over the week ended Sept. 17. The TSX Ventur…


De Beers sees Canada as top priority

De Beers has allocated more than half its 2002 global exploration budget to The Great White North, and that, when combined with planned expenditures on the Snap Lake and Victor diamond projects, means…



CDNX slides in wake of terrorist attacks

Vancouver — Canada’s junior exchange continued its downward slump over the week ended Sept. 18. The Canadian Venture Exchange composite index plunged 101.34 points, or 3.45%, to finish the week at 2,…


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