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N.W.T. is 1st to contribute drill cores for national library of mineral data

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N.W.T. is 1st to contribute drill cores for national library of mineral data

The Northwest Territories is the first jurisdiction in Canada to contribute drill core samples to a cutting-edge digital library that aims to make the mineral information those samples contain publicly accessible.

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