NEWS RELEASES November 18, 2008  New! Darnley Bay Resources Announces Financing November 4, 2008 Debt Conversion and Corporate Update October 3, 2008 Darnley Bay Resources Closes First Tranche of Private Placement CURRENT ACTIVITIES November 7, 2008 New! Abstract for Yellowknife Geoscience Forum. July 2, 2008: Update from Darnley Bay AGM Information on the Inuvialuit Settlement Region Paulatuk Photos Quote For DBL Darnley Bay Resources Limited shares its corporate office with Peat Resources Limited (TSX-V: PET), which can be reached at the same phone and fax numbers or by e-mail at peatfuel@peatresources.com  www.peatresources.com If you would like to receive an e-mail notification when Darnley Bay posts a news release to the website please submit your email address below. OOPS! You forgot to upload swfobject.js ! You must upload this file for your form to work.   PRESENTATIONS   Darnley Bay Corporate Presentation Exploring North America's Largest Gravity Anomaly Darnley Bay Yellowknife Geoscience Forum Presentation New! Exploring for Metals and Diamonds at Darnley Bay, NT 20 November, 2008 BASE METAL PROJECT The Geological Survey of Canada (GSC) has assigned a moderate to a high rating for the Anomaly to be a major mineral complex comparable to the Sudbury Basin in Ontario. Darnley Bay Anomaly Magnetic and gravity intensity Anomaly Drill Target Areas Locations of the eleven gravity targets (black circles) selected from the fine gravity inversion, with previous deep drill hole (DBR-001) and original gravity stations (red circles) SURFACE DRILL TARGET The location of the eleven targets selected from the gravity modelling are display in a plan superimposed on the density contrast extracted from the fine gravity model for the layer at sea level. The purplish colours indicate zones of positive density contrast whereas the bluish colours indicate zones of negative density contrast. The zones of positive density contrast are of greatest interest for further exploration. UPDATED DIAMOND PROGRAM In addition to the base metals, diamondferous kimberlites have been discovered in the projected area. It appears that the Lac de Gras diamond corridor has been offset to the west and continues north through Darnley Bay.