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"Neither oil nor iron ore provide a logical explanation  for some extraordinary secrecy which surrounded mineral exploration of the drift-covered bush near Choiceland Saskatchewan in 1956. It was indeed a "cloak and dagger" operation as it was put so well by "Lefty" Macleod, the pilot who flew the exploration and drilling company north (Kuptch and Hanson, 1986:144). The presence of an iron ore body was surmised after interpreting aero-magnetic records by the Imperial Oil Company and others and led to finding iron ore in Precambrian rocks. The discovery was followed by a fierce staking rush for iron ore. I believe that Imperial accidently may have hit something else besides iron ore: an enigmatic offshoot of kimberlite?" page 242 Earth Sciences Technology, Vol. 10, No. 2, 1991 A new and even fiercer staking rush occured in September 1998 that saw IPSCO Inc. grab up land in the area above described. Is this a new rush for Saskatchewan diamond?!? | ||||||||||||||
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