A future with De Beers is a future full of possibility. Whether you choose a De Beers Canada future in trades, engineering, administration, maintenance, human resources or public relations, you will be part of a company that seeks to strengthen and encourage its employees in their career pursuits. Not only will you earn a very competitive salary in a new and exciting Northern industry, you will also be part of a corporate family that wants to see you succeed. De Beers is committed to building upon and developing the experience and education of its employees, and enabling them to advance along their chosen career path.

The Snap Lake Diamond Project, located in the Northwest Territories, is wholly owned by De Beers and, once constructed, will be the first entirely underground diamond mine in Canada. The Snap Lake Diamond Project was granted a Class A Water License by the Federal Minister of Indian and Northern Affairs on May 31, 2004. This paved the way for the Project to proceed. Construction began with the opening of the winter road in February 2005. Construction will take close to three years, and the mine is expected to open at the end of the third quarter of 2007. To read more about the Snap Lake Diamond Project, click here.

The Victor Diamond Project, also wholly owned by De Beers is situated in Northern Ontario on the James Bay Coast. This will be an open-pit mine and will be Canada's first diamond mine outside of the NWT. The Victor Project is entering the environmental assessment process and anticipates receiving operating permits by mid-2004. To read more about the Victor Diamond Project, click here.