North American Nickel owns the 100% Maniitsoq property in Greenland, which has potential to be a major nickel and copper deposit similar to Sudbury. Drilling at Maniitsoq has intersected high nickel and copper grades near surface. Recent airborne surveys have identified over 50 conductive zones warranting further exploration. Drill results are expected in mid-November and may increase the project's potential to host commercial nickel and copper deposits.

1.
Is
it
time
to
own
North
American
Nickel?
North
American
Nickel
has
accomplished
a
great
deal
over
the
past
few
months
on
its
Sudbury
Camp
sized,
100%
owned
Maniitsoq
property
in
SW
Greenland.
Is
it
the
world’s
next
sulphide
Nickel
Camp?
Drill
results
from
initial
targets
are
expected
in
mid
November.
Highlights
for
the
Mantiisoq
Project:
100%
owned
4,983
km2
-­‐
Property
licence;
Mining
friendly
government
with
no
First
Nations
issues;
Located
on
the
SW
Coast
of
Greenland,
near
Tidewater
with
port
remaining
ice
free
year
round;
Maniitsoq
Project
has
features
such
as
the
potential
for
year
round
shipping
and
hydroelectricity
power
generation
that
favor
the
economics
of
mining
in
an
arctic
region;
Historic
Drilling
(1965-­‐
1972)
-­‐
resulted
in
the
discovery
of
near
surface
nickel
mineralization
-­‐ Imiak
Hill:
9.85
meters
@
2.67%
Ni,
0.60%
Cu,
-­‐ Fossilik:
12.89
meters
@
2.24%
Ni,
0.63%
Cu,
and
-­‐ Quagssuk:
4.95
meters
@
1.97%
Ni,
0.43%
Cu;
December
2011
–
Three
high
priority
targets
were
identified
and
modelled
using
Electromagnetic
Data
from
the
2011
Helicopter
Skytem
Survey.
Fifteen
years
ago
Falconbridge
and
Cominco
used
fixed
wing
aircraft
to
explore
and
the
technology
of
the
day
searching
for
conductive
bodies
to
indicate
drill
targets
could
not
find
any.
It
simply
didn’t
work.
Present
day
technology
is
working;
May
2012
–
$1.6
Billion
international
mining
and
exploration
fund,
the
Sentient
Group,
purchases
20
million
units
($3.4
million)
of
North
American
Nickel;
their
endorsement
solidifies
market,
financial
and
management
support
for
Maniitsoq.
Sentient’s
Gilbert
Clark
appointed
to
the
North
American
Nickel
Board;

2. July
2012
–
Mantiisoq
area
identified
as
the
earth’s
oldest
meteor
impact
site
-­‐
(similar
to
the
Sudbury
Basin)
and
is
believed
to
be
the
event
that
helped
create
the
Greenland
Norite
Belt;
July
2012
–
Fifty
more
conductive
zones
identified
in
North
American
Nickel’s
airborne
VTEM
Plus
survey
–
more
than
twelve
of
these
fifty
have
already
been
identified
as
higher
priority
zones;
October
2012
–
North
American
Nickel
confirms
two
styles
of
sulphide
mineralization
at
Mantiisoq.
The
property
has
the
potential
to
host
not
only
high-­‐grade,
semi-­‐massive
to
massive
sulphide
type
nickel
copper
deposits,
but
disseminated,
bulk
mineable
nickel
copper
deposits
as
well;
• There
are
many
Nickel
mines
globally
that
are
being
built
at
grades
of
well
below
1
%.
Historical
drilling
on
the
Maniitsoq
Project
has
already
intersected
grades
in
excess
of
2.5%
Ni
with
significant
copper
grades.
Drill
core
will
be
tested
for
PGM’s
for
the
first
time
this
year..
• Mineralization
is
at
surface
and
open
at
depth
and
along
strike
North
American
Nickel
shares
are
trading
at
mid-­‐summer
prices
with
results
from
this
season’s
drill
program
pending
and
expected
shortly.
Good
share
structure:
Issued
and
outstanding
77.2
million
shares
with
Sentient
owning
20.0
million
shares
and
VMS
Ventures
owning
21.8
million
shares
Fully
diluted
124.5
million
shares
Want
to
learn
more?
Visit
www.northamericannickel.com
and
watch
the
video
on
the
home
page.