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• Aug 28, 2023

  North Arrow Reports 1.82% Li2o Over 4m at the Destaffany Lithium Project, NWT

   

  Jul 11, 2023

  North Arrow Identifies Two Additional Spodumene Pegmatites At The Destaffany Lithium Project, NWT

• Jun 13, 2023

  North Arrow Starts Exploration Work at Destaffany Lithium Project, NWT

   

  May 18, 2023

  North Arrow Closes $2.42M Private Placement Financing and Sale of Royalty Interests in Loki Project, NWT

• Apr 24, 2023

  North Arrow Announces $2 Million Private Placement Financing

   

  Mar 30, 2023

  North Arrow Identifies Pegmatite Targets At Destaffany Lithium Project, NWT

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SUMMARY

DeStaffany Voiceover Presentation on Youtube - March 30, 2023
Location:  located on the north central shore of Great Slave Lake, approximately 115 km east of Yellowknife; 18 km to the southwest is the Nechalacho Rare Earth Metal mine.
Size: 1,843 ha
Ownership: 100% North Arrow
Stage: sampling and prospecting; potential for delineation and geochemical drilling following community engagement and permitting. 
Closest Infrastructure:  Property is located on the shoreline of Great Slave Lake, so accessible by barge. Hay River, also on Great Slave Lake, lies ~200 km to the southwest, would provide port access to rail and road. 

HIGHLIGHTS

• DeStaffany has two known lithium-tantalum-niobium bearing pegmatites that have some historical assessment completed: Moose 1 and Moose 2.
• Moose 1 - 370m exposed strike length, averaging 4.5 to 6m in width; max width ~11m; spodumene mineralization returned 1.5% Li2O over 7.5m from 2009 channel sample; never drilled.
• Moose 2 - 450m strike length; up to 30m wide; bulk sampled for Ta and Nb in the 40’s and 50’s; elevated Li analyses of up to 2.73% Li2O returned from samples along at least 250 m strike length of the body; never drilled for Lithium.
• Additional pegmatite showings that require delineation and assessment; potential for more discoveries.