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Canabrava Focuses on Superior Craton Projects.


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VANCOUVER, Britsh Columbia--(BUSINESS WIRE)--May 2, 2003

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) announced today that it has refocused its Canadian diamond exploration programs to target the Superior Craton The Superior craton (or Superior Province) forms the core of both the North American continent and the Canadian Shield. It extends from Quebec in the east to eastern Manitoba in the west.  in Ontario and Quebec. As a consequence of this project review Canabrava has informed Diamonds North Resources Ltd. that it has terminated the letter agreement between Canabrava and Diamonds North relating to relating to relate prepconcernant

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 the Hadley Bay Project on Victoria Island, Nunavut. Canabrava will concentrate its activities on the Superior Craton, specifically on the Winisk Project in northwestern Ontario and the Mistassini Project in the Otish Mountains of Quebec.

Canabrava President, George Read, stated today: "This reorganization of our Canadian project portfolio enables Canabrava to focus on the Superior Craton projects to the best benefit for our shareholders. The Mistassini Project with its abundant indicator mineral recoveries and Winisk Project with its excellent cratonic setting and geophysical data provide potential for kimberlite kimberlite: see diamond.
kimberlite
 or blue ground

Dark, heavy, often fragmented igneous rock that may contain diamonds in the rock matrix.
 and diamond discovery in the short and mid-term."

Canabrava Diamond Corporation is actively exploring for diamonds in Canada and Brazil both independently and through joint ventures with Inco Limited, Majescor Resources Inc. and Navigator Exploration Corp. The Company is 33.7% owned by Southwestern Resources Corp.

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