The three "Doyle Lake projects" are adjacent to the DeBeers/Mountain Province Gahcho Kue property, and include the Doyle diamondiferous kimberlite dyke (where a mini-bulk sample was taken in 2005), as well as the prospect of at least one additional parallel dyke.  Other high potential drill targets remain to be tested.

The southeast area of the Slave Craton in Canada's Northwest Territories contains two diamond properties: the Snap Lake kimberlite dyke (wholly-owned by De Beers Canada) which went into production in 2007, and the Gahcho Kue kimberlite pipes, now being prepared for commercial production (held by De Beers (51%) and Mountain Province Diamonds Inc. (49%)).

GGL has three distinct projects in the Doyle Lake project area, located 270 km ENE of Yellowknife:

The “Doyle Project” (100% GGL-owned)

New Century  Claims

De Beers Doyle JV (De Beers 60%, GGL 40% carried interest)