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ON THE 1991

GEOLOGICAL MAPPING AND STREAM SEDIMENT SURVEY

ON THE

WENDIGO "A" A "B"

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SUDBURY CONTACT MINES LTD. l

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l FILE: 182-5.3 DAVID W. CHRISTIE, B. Se. MARCH 27, 1992 l

l JAN O 4 1993

LANDS BRANCH 31M13NE9679 2.14861 RATTRAY 010C TABLE OF CONTENTS

SUMMARY

INTRODUCTION ...... l

PROPERTY AND PROJECT AREA DESCRIPTION ...... 3 a) WENDIGO "A" PROPERTY ...... 3 b) WENDIGO "B" PROPERTY ...... 3

LOCATION AND ACCESS ...... 3 a) WENDIGO "A" PROPERTY ...... 3 b) WENDIGO "B" PROPERTY ...... 3

FIGURE 2 a) - WENDIGO "A" PROPERTY POSITION ...... 4

FIGURE 2 b) - WENDIGO "B" PROPERTY POSITION ...... 5

FIGURE 3 - WENDIGO PROPERTIES LOCATION AND ACCESS ...... 6

PROJECT STAFF ...... l

PHYSIOGRAPHY ...... 7

REGIONAL GEOLOGICAL SETTING ...... 8

1991 Mapping and Stream Sediment Sampling ...... , . . 8

WENDIGO "A" PROPERTY ...... 9 Geology ...... , ...... 9

FIGURE 4 - WENDIGO AREA GENERALIZED GEOLOGY ...... 10 Structure ...... 11 Economic Geology ...... 11 GEOPHYSICS ...... 12

WENDIGO "B" PROPERTY ...... 12 Geology/Structure ...... , ...... 12 Geophysics ...... , ...... 13 Economic Geology ...... 13

Wendigo "A" A "B" Stream Sediment Survey ...... 13 Wendigo "A" ...... 13 Wendigo "B" ...... 14 Wendigo "A" Discussion and Recommendations . , . RECEIVED. . . . . 15 Wendigo "B" Discussion and Recommendations ...... 16 j AKI Q 4 1QQ? BIBLIOGRAPHY ...... J. . . P 3.0 17 MINING LANDS BRANCH W. A. HUBACHECK CONSULTANTS LTD. I * CERTIFICATE ...... 20

l Appendix "A" Statistical Analysis of Stream Sediment Assays

Appendix "B" Stream Sediment Assays and Rock Assays . . . 22

MAP POCKET #1 - GEOLOGY MAPS FOR WENDIGO "A" A "B"

l MAP POCKET #2 - STREAM SEDIMENT ANOMALY AND SAMPLE LOCATION MAPS

W. A. HUBACHECK CONSULTANTS LTD. l l SUMMARY l Sudbury Contact Mines Ltd., is involved in the exploration of a property area referred to as the Wendigo Area. This area contains two claim groups "The Wendigo ©A© Group" and l "The Wendigo ©B 1 Group" consisting of 274 claims totalling 11,840 acres in Skead, Rattray and Mulligan Townships in the Mining District of . After flying a Questor Airborne Magnetic and l Electromagnetic Survey (Boniwell, J; 1991 and Pearson, M; 1990) in 1990 and early 1991. A follow-up reconnaissance geological mapping campaign was commenced in June, 1991. Due to the paucity of l outcrop over the areas with the most promising airborne electromagnetic expressions, a stream sediment survey was launched to detail the results found in the GSC Reconnaissance Stream l Sediment Survey (GSC Open File 2640) which indicated anomalous gold, base metals, and arsenic values in the Wendigo Lake-Larder River System and Skeleton Creek Area. The reconnaissance geological mapping did not uncover any l conductive anomalies, however, the stream sediment survey did produce anomalies over areas of interest located in the 1990-91 Airborne Survey. l The areas which showed coincident airborne geophysical conductors and magnetic features together with stream sediment anomalies were selected for griding with 200m spaced lines and l ground magnetic and EM follow-up. The report summarizes the reconnaissance geological mapping and stream sediment sampling and the recommendations for l further work. INTRODUCTION l During the spring of 1989, 144 claims were staked in Mulligan and Rattray Townships, stimulated by reconnaissance stream sediment data (GSC open file 2640) indicating anomalous gold, base l metal, and arsenic values in the Wendigo Lake-Larder River System as well as the Skeleton Creek drainage basin. The project area covers the northern part of the Cobalt Embayment straddling the Skead Volcanic Complex and the Pontiac l Group from the Kirkland-Larder Break to the Nipissing diabase in the south (Jensen and Langford, 1985, Figure 1). Recently released gravity data(Keating, P.; 1989) suggest that north/south trending l faults may separate these two domains which are overlain by Proterozoic sediments. Gravity and mag. data also indicates that the Nipissing intrusive contact on the southern claim boundary may be terminated by an east/west structural feature. l In August 1990, an Airborne Magnetic and Electromagnetic Questor Survey was flown with additional flying in January of 1991, with a total coverage of 1400 line km. The survey outlined Archean l basement structures and conductive zones covered by Huronian sediments . l Based on the results of the Airborne Survey, the Wendigo l W. A. HUBACHECK CONSULTANTS LTD. PROTEROZOIC 3 Wab*wawa Group 11 Coba* Group 60] SedbiMrrta/y Rocks fXsaj UlhamaV and Mafic Volcank Rock! -—— fault

ARCHEAN 1 Pacaud Turf W. Akatc Volcanic Rocks 5b lUenrwdtett and FeWc Volcanics Rockl — aynctne 1——— major fault zones (Fij6j Ahafc to Subakak Intrusive Rocks 7 Gauthtet Volcanics 5c Sedbnentary Rocks . . twddlng, bvddkig (with (op.) f- anllclne —^J*- roads and Nghways B TronrJhlamltlc Mrustve Rocks (Round tali* Batholth) B Ktwlovls Group 4 Skead Group -! lava flow lop* geolooical boundaries M mines

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DATE: Fcb/92 FIGURE NO.l l l l "B" claim group was staked in Skead Township to cover an ultramafic body with a strong coincident EM Conductor and the Wendigo "A" property had 100 claims added to it to cover l interesting magnetic and EM features. A further 25 claim units were staked in October, 1991, to cover both conductors and stream sediment anomalies outlined in l this report. PROPERTY AND PROJECT AREA DESCRIPTION l a) WENDIGO "A" PROPERTY The property consists of 247 claims totalling 10,760 l acres in Rattray and Mulligan Townships (Figure 2a) in the Larder Lake Mining District and are numbered as follows: 1090168-1090178, 1090180-1090192, 1090219-1090251, 1090253-]090276, 1090278-1090285, 1090298-1090321, 1088460-1088464, 1086250-1086259, l 1167881-1167892, 1167943-1167957, 1168108-1168137, 1168138-1168157, 1168168-1168191, 1168228-1168243, 1168258-1168281, 1168244-1168251, l 1185658-1185660. b) WENDIGO "B" PROPERTY l The property consists of 27 claims totalling 1,080 acres in Skead Township (Figure 2b) in the Larder Lake Mining Division and are numbered as follows: l 1167881-1167892, 1167943-1167957. LOCATION AND ACCESS l a) WENDIGO "A" PROPERTY The claim group lies in Mulligan and Rattray Townships. l The southern half of the property is approximately 25km east of , Ontario, and can be accessed via Highways 11 and 569 and a forest access road. The northern half of the property which is bounded by the l Border to the east is accessible via a logging road which joins Highway 66 at the Quebec/Ontario Border about 3.5km east of Kearns, Ontario. The property is approximately 23km south of the l above junction (Figure 3). l b) WENDIGO "B" PROPERTY The claims of this group are situated on the east central portion of Skead Township on the west edge of the Larder River Provincial Park. It can be accessed from Highway 624, l approximately 9km south of Larder Lake, Ontario. It intersects a logging road leading to the NW corner of the grid, located l approximately 10km to the south-east of the Highway 624/logging l W. A. HUBACHECK CONSULTANTS LTD. totooi---h:---h A* ei* . tttoau — ir—. MWWI fj ' i ' 29 M r nr-jT^p"1!'"jT^f'"T~"i—r iJII6CIO* ^IJTf- i [*~ pa-, i-rr* j?a4f!?J^2- W j WL^^-pa. jfp j1*1* 4-9{

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j*' oo" Ministry of Nati Claims uiarVC(S l l l l l l l l i:.©" WENDIGO "B" GROUP l -y}© f-©\Y\-~ l 7ENDIGO "A" GROUP l wNsrt (OFI*ROER,I!AICE,"^ l l l l l SUDBURY CONTACT MINES LTD PROJECT LOCATION AND ACCESS l Wendigo Claim Group Project Area l Scale: 1:100,000 Date: Feb/92 l l road junction (Figure 3). B PROJECT STAFF (W.A. Hubacheck Consultants Ltd.) Project Geologist: David W. Christie, B.Se., 88 Redpath Avenue, l Apt. 1412, " Toronto, Ontario M4S 2S8 Senior Geologist: Peter C. Hubacheck, B.Eng.Geol,, I P.Geo l. (APEGGA) 2401 Pyramid Crescent, Mississauga, Ont. I L5K 1E1 Contract Geologist: Toby N.J. Hughes, B.Se., l P.O. Box 498, Matheson, Ont. POK 1NO l Contract Geologist: David Jamieson, B.Se., 513 Salisbury St., Oshawa, Ont. I L1J 6L9 PHYSIOGRAPHY l The central portion of the Wendigo "A" claims are generally in a low lying valley with numerous streams, creeks and beaver ponds, situated within a clay plain. Whereas both the east l and west sides of the property have large ridges of Huronian sediments, which have been cut by glaciation leaving cliffs with up to 200m drops facing west on the west side and east on the east side of the claim group. Stream valleys have been incised through l these large ridges of Huronian. The vegetation covering the Wendigo "A" property has been greatly altered due to past clear cutting and present clear cutting l of the spruce and pine woods. Most of the clay valley has been completely cut, except for birch which is now being removed for firewood. However, most of the valley has since been replanted l with jack pine and spruce. The hill tops are still covered by mature spruce, red pine and white pine woods due to their rugged nature which hinders forestry activity. Logging companies are presently at work in some l of these more rugged areas. The Wendigo "B" property is fairly rugged and covers a stream/swamp valley and the two valley walls which run N-S down the l length of the property on the east side is the Huronian sediment unconformity with the Skead Group Volcanics and on the west side is l the archean Skead Volcanics both of which are ridge formers. W. A. HUBACHECK CONSULTANTS LTD. l l l 8 l Whereas the middle of the property which is the lowest topographic expression is due to the recessive serpentinized peridotite which l lies in the centre of the property. REGIONAL GEOLOGICAL SETTING l The project area covers the northern part of the Cobalt Embayment, straddling the Skead Volcanic Complex on the west side and the Pontiac Group on the east side. The Nipissing Diabase bounds -the south end of the claim group and north end of the l project area is just to the south of the Kirkland-Larder Lake Break. (Figure l, Jensen 6? Langford; 1985). The Wendigo "B" Property lies in Skead Township which was l mapped by D.F. Hewitt in 1949, (Hewitt, D.F., 1949). Wendigo "A" Property lies in Rattray and Mulligan Townships which have been looked at only from a regional standpoint including L. Jensen, l (Jensen, K.; 1979, 1985) and S.L. Jackson being the most recent (Jackson, S.L. 1990) mapper. However, Rattray and Mulligan Townships have never been specifically mapped. The Wendigo Project area together with the Kirkland Lake l area is underlain by a series of Archean age volcanic, sedimentary, and intrusive rocks which make up the Abitibi Greenstone Belt. The Greenstone Belt has dimensions of 800km in length by 240km in l width. Locally, the belt is cut by swarms of north trending Matachewan dykes. In the southern area of the Kirkland-Larder Lake area, l the Archean rocks are unconformably overlain by Proterozoic sedimentary rocks of the Cobalt Group. Diabase dykes of the Keweenawan age cut all the above rocks. Deposits of Pleistocene age which consists of till, sand, gravel, and clay were mostly l deposited during the retreat of the Wisconsin glacier. Recent deposits consist of alluvium and peat. The volcanic rocks of the Abitibi Greenstone in the l Kirkland Lake area, are part of a synclinorium. Divided by a fault zone to the north and one to the south; the Destor Porcupine Fault Zone, and the Kirkland Lake-Larder Lake Fault Zone, respectively. l The area is thereby divided into three large fault blocks by the two fault zones. The Archean rocks of the Kirkland Lake area have been affected by sub green schist regional metamorphism (Jensen fc l Langford, 1985). 1991 Mapping and Stream Sediment Sampling l For mapping control a 1:5,000 airpoto blowup from 1:50,000 government photos was used along with 1:5,000 Ontario Base Maps blowup from 1:20,000. In addition the Airborne Geophysical l Survey was used as a geomag map and was also on the 1:20,000 Ontario Base Map series. The Ontario Base Maps provided more than adequate l coverage with or without the airphotos, and were a marvellous l W. A. HUBACHECK CONSULTANTS LTD. l l l l mapping tool. The final maps were reproduced at a scale of 1:10,000 as a more usable map scale for the size of the area. To increase our accuracy when in areas with little l topographic control when either mapping or stream sediment sampling a Magellan Nav 1000 Pro. satellite global positioning system was used. This system gave us accuracies of between 5 and 15 metres l when receiving four satellites, which is very accurate for reconnaissance mapping and sampling. The coordinates received were then easy to place on our UTM gridded Ontario Base Maps with unsurpassed accuracy. l A generalized geology map of the area including both properties is illustrated in Figure 4. A program of stream sediment sampling was initiated in l conjunction with the mapping to take advantage of the large network of streams covering Wendigo "A" A "B" as well as to make up for the paucity of outcrop in some areas. All stream sediment samples were put through a 80 mesh l sieve except for clay rich samples (most of the Oct. 91 samples) which often needed to be pulverized due to the hardness after drying. A one assay ton (30 gram) sample was encapsulated, l irradiated and measured in a multi element mode for Au fc 34 elements and Cu. A consistency in sampling was attempted with l local characteristics of each sample recorded for comparison. WENDIGO "A" PROPERTY l Geology Most of the property is underlain by Proterozoic sedimentary strata of the Huronian Super group, The Cobalt Group, l The Gowganda Formation, Coleman Member. Rock types observed within the Coleman Member can be divided into three categories, reflecting l distinct sedimentary environments. (1) Arenites - clean, fine grained, approaching and including quartzite in appearance; includes metre scale interbeds of argillite, exposed along l the base of many of the large terrace/ridges on the property. Also large rip-up clasts of angular l argillite are common locally (2) Diamictite - or "tillites" are exposed over l large areas of the property. Textural composition ranges from siltstone with S-10% fine-grained to coarse-grained quartz and feldspar grains and approximately 5^ pebbles to clast supported boulder l conglomerates. Diamictites occupy the tops of ridges on the property, overlying arenitesj includes l metre scale interbeds of siltstone. l W. A. HUBACHECK CONSULTANTS LTD.

il (3) Wackes - medium grained massive sometimes micaceous; usually interbedded with argillite and siltstone. Wacke and siltstone beds often contain angular rip-up fragments of argillite, ranging from cm scale clasts to metre scale blocks; s t ratigraphically the highest unit observed. These rock types are part of the Colemen member, Gowganda group. Outcrop pattern is dominated by scarps, ridges and terraces of diamictite with silty to arenaceous matrix interbedded with and underlain by quartz arenites. These topographically higher areas occur in the north, east and west parts of the property. The south central portion of the property is generally low lying, dominated by the Little Skeleton Creek drainage basin. Low outcrops of massive wacke, argillite and minor siltstone occur sporadically in this area.

S true ture Huronian sediments form an open syncline trending NNE with a shallow SSW plunge (Jackson, 1990). On the east side of the property, at Icefish Lake, Huronian sediments unconformably overly granitic rocks of the Pontiac Massif. Outcrops of laminated boulder conglomerates and arkosic grits occur on the west shore of Icefish Lake and may represent the basal portion of the Huronian. Strata is generally observed to dip shallowly ( <15 degrees) to the west on the east side of the property and shallowly to the east on the west side of the property. Several distinct jointing directions are evident. One at approximately 160 degrees parallels two major aeromagneti cally and topographically defined structures which trend through the property. These structure are thought to represent bounding faults of a graben structure. Jointing at approximately 15 degrees parallels the trend of the Huronian syncline, as well as some interpreted faulting. Jointing at approximately 75 degrees parallels a set of diabase dykes which outcrop on the property. Faulting generally was not observed on the property, but have been interpreted from airborne geophysics, airphotographs and geological mapping. Major faults trend NNW and NNE. A north trending fault is interpreted to underlie part of Skeleton Creek. Displacement across faults has not been interpreted except north of Icefish Lake, where right lateral strike slip appears to have occurred along a north west trending fault.

Economic Geology Little evidence of hydrothermal alteration was observed in the Huronian sediments. Disseminated chalcopyrite mineralization occurs in quartz veinlets on the west shore of Icefish Lake.

W. A. HUBACHECK CONSULTANTS LTD. 11 A grab sample of well mineralized material assayed 974 ppm Cu with only background values of Au, Ag, Pb and Zn. Drilling done on this showing by Kerr Addison in the 1950©s intersected cm scale quartz veinlets in boulder and pebble conglomerates. Minor chalcopyrite mineralization was reported. Minor pyrite in arenites occur at several locations several hundred metres west of Icefish Lake. Minor calcite filled fractures with hematite stain also occur in this area. Cu stain along fractures in quartz arenites was observed in the north west corner of the property. A grab sample of this material assayed 241 ppm Cu and Nil Au. All assays are provided in Appendix "B" and locations are on the Geology maps. GEOPHYSICS Geophysical conductors on the Wendigo "A" property as outlined by the airborne geophysical survey were not exposed, essentially underlying Skeleton Creek. The conductors appear to represent mineralization or possibly deep clay filled fractures associated with north and north easterly trending faults. It is hoped that these faults and related fractures penetrate the Archean at depth and have been mineralized by late hydrothermal activity within these older metal- rich rocks. Stream sediment sampling along Skeleton Creek was carried out in an attempt to delineate mineralized targets. WENDIGO "B" PROPERTY Geology/Structure The oldest rock units on the property are Early Precambrian ultramafic to felsic metavolcanics of the Larder Lake Group. The volcanics have been intruded by a peridotite sill. Huronian group sediments of the Coleman member of the Gowganda Formation unconformably overly the volcanics and peridotite sill (volcanic) and are exposed on the eastern half of the property. Stratigraphy strikes NNW, with volcanic rocks generally dipping vertically, and the Huronian sediments dipping gently to the east ( <1Q d egrees). At the northwest corner of the property, stratigraphy begins to strike NW, forming an open fold, with the fold axis trending northeast. The peridotite sill is a regionally mappable unit trending through Skead, Hearst, McElroy, Catherine and Boston Townships, generally following the contact between meta volcanic rocks and meta sedimentary rocks of the Larder Lake Group. Volcanic rocks observed on the property are interlayered ultramafic to mafic flows, felsic to intermediate pyroclastics, intruded by subvolcanic quartz diorite and quartz feldspar porphyry. The peridotite sill consists of several phases,

W. A. HUBACHECK CONSULTANTS LTD. l l 13 l classified in this case as gabbroic, amphiboli t i c and serpentinized peridotite. An aphanitic phase of peridotite was also mapped. Rocks of the Colemen formation are interbedded arenites and silty l diamictites with sparse pebbles. Metamorphic grade is lower greenschist facies, with volcanic rocks generally chloritic or containing minor sericite. l Peridotite is usually serpentinized to some degree. Huronian sediments are fresh in appearance. Some difficulty was encountered in distinguishing ultramafic flows that are part of the older volcanics from fine l grained, possibly chilled margins of the peridotite sill. Lack of outcrop in the centre of the property also hindered establishing satisfactory control in the relationship between older volcanics l and the peridotite sill. It does appear that there is a narrow unit of mafic and felsic volcanics within the peridotite sill. It is, possible, l however, that the mafic and felsic volcanic outcrops observed occur as several smaller "rafts" probably N-S trending, rather than a continuous NNW trending unit. Ground geophysical data along with more detailed mapping would be needed to adequately define the l lithologic relationships in this area. l Geophysics A strong magnetic trend generally follows the eastern portion of the peridotite sill, roughly paralleling the Archean/Huronian unconformity. Airborne EM anomalies between six l and nine channels coincide with the magnetic trend. Boniwell describes this conductor as "moderately strong andmodest in quality...... a weakly conduct ing zone up to 200m l wide which arises from bedrock geology... The observed conductor thus can be attributed to the serpentinization of a host peridotite where in clay (talc) development has become paramount." l The main part of the conductor has been interpreted as dipping between 50 degrees and 60 degrees to the east. l Economic Geology Seventeen rock samples were taken of generally weak sulphide mineralization in felsic volcanics, mafic volcanics and l peridotite, as well as quartz float. The samples were selectively assayed for Au, Ag, Cu, Ni, Pb, Zn, and Pd. No significant values were returned, (values can be found in Appendix "B", and locations l are on the Geology maps. Wendigo "A" A "B" Stream Sediment Survey l Wendigo "A" l The stream sediment survey returned a few anomalous l W. A. HUBACHECK CONSULTANTS LTD. l l 11 l areas. One anomaly of Ba, La, Zn, Ni , Ce, and U was coincident with Airborne Conductor #10 (Boniwell, J; 1991)as is found near the Rattray - Mulligan Boundary on the little Skeleton Creek) and the l intersection of two regional structures. This type of anomaly resembles what might be expected over the Olympic Dam Hydrothermal U-PGE-Au depositor the Coronation Hill Unconformity hydrothermal PGE-U-Au Deposit. This anomaly is labelled Anomaly "A" and "A 1 " on l the stream sediment maps in the back pocket of this report. A second anomaly, labelled Anomaly "B" on the stream sediment maps in the back pocket of this report, in stream l sediments was located on the Laberge River, south of Icefish Lake with anomalous Au, Cu, and Zn. This type of anomaly might be indicative of a tensional type vein breccia or unconformity related l deposit. Together with the proximity of this anomalous area to the Huronian/Pont i ac unconformity and the intersection of two major structures as evidenced by the airborne magnetic survey makes this l area very interesting. As an added attraction is the presence of Cu veinlets in Huronian on the west shore of Icefish Lake and a grab sample from these veinlets assaying 974 ppm Cu. The assays for the sampling on Wendigo "A" are found in l Appendix "B". The assays were statistically analyzed as found in Appendix "A" with all values which were shown to be less than the detection limit, equated to the detection limit. When anomalies l were outlined there were based on either the mean plus two standard deviations, or at least one standard deviation if the range of values was small, this type of classification was used to classify l the most clearly outlined anomaly, which was anomaly "A" , however anomaly "B" was outlined using less scientific means as some large values in some samples skewed the standard deviation for those values. Therefore samples which seemed to be above the background l (mean) were used to define an anomaly. Another problem in the sampling on Wendigo "A" is that there are two different time populations, a group of 76 samples(including 7 from an orientation l survey on Wendigo"B") taken in June-July 1991 when flood waters are low and therefore bank contamination is low. A second group of 54 samples was taken from Wendigo "A" near the Anomaly "A" area to l confirm the anomaly in October 1991 when flood waters are much higher and therefore contamination from the banks much higher, and therefore most values in the SI sample population(0ct . 91)returned lower values in some elements but higher values in many elements. l For this reason the statistical analysis was performed separately on each population group as well as on the two groups l together(Appendix "A"). Wendigo "B" Seven stream sediment samples were taken on the property. l One sample 19040, returned by far the highest Au value of the stream sampling program at 207 ppb. Re-assay of the remaining (4g) sample returned 37 ppb, still anomalous. The sample is located in l a narrow moderately sloped valley, probably near a spring source. l W. A. HUBACHECK CONSULTANTS LTD. l l 15 l The composition of the sample is 50* sand, 3095 silt, 1095 clay, organics and minor pebbles. The location of this stream sediment sample is l significant for three reasons: (1) The sample is located at the fold crest of a structure or stratigraphic zone defined by magnetics; this area also shows depletion of the magnetic mineral (s) (magnetite?) which l could define a good gold target. (2) The sample is located at the Huronian/Archean unconformity, which represents a major structure along which l hydrothermal fluids could travel. (3) Airborne EM anomalies occur in the vicinity, including a nine channel conductor less than 400m to the N.W. l A Stream Sediment anomaly was outlined from this orientation survey using the greater than the mean method described above. The anomaly part of which is described above, is not discrete and may be an elevated background response. An Anomaly in l Au, Gr, Ni and Co, was located which may indicate the possibility for an ultramafic body hosting massive sulphides. The anomaly is coincident with a strong airborne conductor and strong magnetics l which add to its attractiveness. This anomaly is labelled anomaly "C" on the Wendigo "B" stream sediment map in the back map pocket. l Discussion and Recoi Further prospecting in the north-west corner of the claim group in the vicinity of the copper-stained arenite sample is l recommended. Little prospecting was done in this area during the present program, and further targets of interest could be found both within and outside the present claim block. Topography is l rugged in this area and abundant exposure of outcrop makes the area amenable to detailed prospecting. The copper showing at Icefish Lake is interesting in its l proximity to the Huronian/Archean unconformity and the presence of several major faults in the immediate area. However, the lack of an airborne EM response on any of the five flight lines which cross Icefish Lake and the paucity of strong sulphide mineralization l noted in Kerr Addison©s drill logs, are negative features to this area, however a small grid is recommended to cover the intersecting structures as well as the Cu showing. The grid should be covered l by Magnetics, VLF-EM and HLEM, in an attempt to better outline the structures and to outline any possible weak conductors not seen in the airborne. l The area which stream sediment anomaly "A" covers is also recommended for griding with Magnetics, VLF-EM, UTEM or HLEM, and a couple lines of gravity. This work would test the depth of the archean/huronian unconformity with the gravity, would test for l deeper conductors with UTEM and would outline the Geology with l Magnetics/VLF-EM. l W. A. HUBACHECK CONSULTANTS LTD. l l 16 l "B" Discussion ; ommendations Further prospecting, rock sampling, and stream sediment l sampling is needed to determine the significance of the anomalous Au values returned from sample S19040 . Detailed mapping is also recommended in the northwest corner of the claim group, on claims 1167954, 1167945, 1167955, l 1167948 if the presence of elevated Au values in local stream sediments is confirmed. Detailed prospecting to ground truth the airborne EM l anomalies is also recommended. In addition the property could have a grid cut on it, with magnetics, VLF-EM, and HLEM performed to outline the data seen in the airborne survey more accurately on l the ground. l l l l l l l l l l l l W. A. HUBACHECK CONSULTANTS LTD. l l li l BIBLIOGRAPHY Archer, A.R. Schmidt, Uwe; l 1977: Mineralized Breccias of Early Proterozoic Age, Bonnet Plume River District, Yukon Territory, presented at the 2nd Annual CIM District 6 Meeting, l October 13-15, 1977, Vancouver B.C. Chr i st i e, D. Hubacheck, P.; 1991 Summary Report on the Diamond Lake and Wendigo l Project on February 15, 1991 - December 31, 1991, prepared for Sudbury Contact Mines Ltd., by W. A. l Hubacheck Consultants Ltd. Coad , P. R. 1979: Nickel Sulphide Deposits Associated with Ultramafic l Rocks of the Abitibi Belt and Economic Potential of Mafic -Ultramafic Intrusions, OGS Study 20.

Cornelius, M Stumpfl, E.F., Gee, D., Prochaska, W.;1987: l Platinum Group Elements in Mafic-Ult ramaf i c Rocks of the Western Gneiss Terrain, Western Australia, Mineralogy and Petrology (1987) 36: 247-265, l March 24, 1987. Debi cki R.L. l 1990: Stratigraphy, paleoenvironment and Economic Potential of the Huronian Supergroup in Southern Cobalt Embayment, OGS MP 148. l Hannson, J.E, Huxter, R. S. 1987: Project 87-24. The Detection and Mapping of Basement conductors Under Areas Covered by Thick l Huronian Sedimentary Rocks, District of Timiskaming, Summary of Field Work and Other Activities 1987, OGS l MP 137, pp 464-469. Hornbrook et 1990: Regional Lake Sediment and Water Geochemical l Reconnaissance Data; Gogama Area, Ontario. Hubacheck, P. Christie, D. W., Hughes, T.N.J.; 1991: Summary Report on the Larder Townsite, Diamond l Lake, Wendigo Projects, May 3, 1990 to February 15, 1991. Prepared for Sudbury Contact Mines Ltd. by l W. A. Hubacheck Consultants Ltd. l l W. A. HUBACHECK CONSULTANTS LTD. l l 18 l Jackson, S.L., Kimmerly, C. T., Wilkinson, L. P., Xiangdong, J.; 1990: Project Unit 88-33. Southern Abitibi Greenstone Beltl Structural And Stratigraphic Studies in the l Larder Lake Area, Summary of Field Work and other Activities, 1990, OGS MP 151. l Jackson, S.L.; 1988: Project Number 88-33. The Abitibi Greenstone Belt Near Larder Lake: Structural and Stratigraphic Studies, OGS M. P. 141, Summary of Field Work and l Other Activities, 1988, pp 206-211. Jagodi ts , F l 1991 Report on "Ground Magnetic, Horizontal Loop EM and VLF-EM Surveys, Skeleton Creek Grid, Icefish Lake Grid, and Wendigo "B" Grid, Rattray, Mulligan and l Skead Townships, Larder Lake Mining Division, Ontario, N.T.S.: 31 m/13, TechTerrex Inc., December 1991. l Jensen , L . S . ; 1985: Synoptic Mapping of the Kirkland Lake - Larder Lake l Areas, District of Timiskaming; OGS MP 126. Jensen and Langford; 1985: Geology and Petrogenesis of the Archean Abitibi Belt l in the Kirkland Lake Area; OGS MP 123. Junni la, R. M . ; 1990: Precambrian Geology, Yarrow And Doon Townships with l Emphasis on the Huronian Supergroup, OGS Report 277. Love 11, H . L . , l 1977: Geology of the Engl ehart-Ear l ton Area, District of Timiskaming, OGS MP 69, 16 p, Accompanied by Map l P. 1249. Needham, R. S . ; 1987: A Review of Mineralization in the South Alligator Conservation Zone: The Bureau of Mineral Resources l ( Aus t ral ia) . l l l l W. A. HUBACHECK CONSULTANTS LTD. l l II l OGS Preliminary Maps; 1979: P.2050, Pense Township, Kirkland Lake Data Series. P.885, McFadden Township, Kirkland Lake Data Series. l P.2286, Rattray Township, Kirkland Lake Data Series. P.2282, Mulligan Township, Kirkland Lake Data Series. l P.886, Skead Township, Kirkland Lake Series. P.2244, McFadden Township Area, Geological Series. 1977: P.1222, Pense Township, Geological Series. P.1517 fa. P .1514, Ontario Mineral Potential, Timmins l Sheet and Part of Noranda-Rouyn Sheet, and The Gogama Sheet and Part of the Ville-Marie Sheet. l Pearson, M.; 1990: Interpretation Report, Questem Electromagnetic Magnetic Survey for Sudbury Contact Mines Ltd., by l Questor Surveys Ltd. Pol/er, B.; Myrfield, T.; 1991: Logistics and Interpretation Report on a UTEM Survey l at the Skeleton Creek Grid for Sudbury Contact Mines Ltd., December 1991. l Sibbald, T.I.I.; 1987: Uranium-Gold-Platinum Group Metal Mineralization in the Beaverlodge District of Northern Saskatchewan, l Mineral Development Branch, Saskatchewan and Mines, December 16, 1987. Vi ckers, A.; l 1992: Report on Sudbury Contact Mines Ltd. Gravity Survey on the Skeleton Creek Grid; Wendigo "A" Property, by l JVX Ltd., December 1991. l l l l l l W. A. HUBACHECK CONSULTANTS LTD. l l 10 l CERTIFICATE I, David W. Christie, of the City of Toronto, in the l Province of Ontario, Canada, do hereby certify that: (1) I am an Exploration Geologist, residing at 88 Redpath Ave., Apt. 1412, Toronto, Ontario, l employed by W.A. Hubacheck Consultants Ltd., 141 Adelaide St. West, Suite 603, Toronto, Ont. l (2) I am a graduate of McMaster University and received my Bachelor of Science degree in Geology in 1986, and have been practising my profession as an Exploration Geologist l continuously since graduation. (3) I am a Member of the Canadian Institute of Mining and l Metallurgy - National, and Toronto Branch, the Prospectors and Developers Association of Canada, and the Association of Quebec Prospectors. l (4) I am presently registered as an exam candidate to become a Professional Geologist with the North West Territories l Association of Engineers, Geologists, and Geophysi ci sts. (5) This report is based on personal examination of the properties since 1989 and supervision and implementation l of work carried out on the properties during the period June l, 1991 - October 31, 1991 on behalf of Sudbury Contact Mines Ltd. l (6) I have no personal interest, either directly or indirectly in the properties or securities of Sudbury Contact Mines Ltd. and do not expect to l receive any such interest. l l l Signed at Toronto, Ontario, l This 27th Day of March, 1992. DAVID CHRISTIE, B.Se l l W. A. HUBACHECK CONSULTANTS LTD. l l Appendix "A" B Statistical Analysis of Stream Sediment Assays l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l W. A. HUBACHECK CONSULTANTS LTD. l l SUDBURY CONTACT MMES LTD. WENDIGO 'A' ft f PROPERTIES STREAM SEDIMENT SAMPLING SURVEY S AND SI SERIES SAMPLES JUNE -JULY AND OCTOBER 1881 STATISTICS WITH POSITIVE ADJUSTED VALUES

CttfTWt AU AG AS BA BR CA CO CR CS Cu FE HF HG IR MO NA Nl RB SB SC SE SN Units PPB PPM PPM PPM PPM % PPM PPM PPM PPM 1 PPM PPM PPB PPM PPM PPM PPM PPM PPM PPM Dcttction Linrit S S 2 100 1 1 5 10 2 002 1 1 5 5 500 50 30 02 0.1 5 00)1

# OF VALUES 130.00 130.00 130.00 130.00 130.00 130.00 130.00 130.00 130.00 130.00 130.00 130.00 130.00 130.00 130.00 130.00 130.00 130.00 130.00 130.00 130.00 130.00 STANOEV. 18.42 1.48 137 109.80 20.42 0.71 21.17 0027 OJB8 7.37 OOB 1.14 000 028 1.40 3286.62 3553 2436 006 1/44 OD9 oon MAX 207.00 5.00 14.00 800.00 85.00 300 240.00 520.00 0.00 430)0 40J3 12.00 1.00 8.00 500 26200.00; 260.00 130.00 0.80 15.00 son 00)2 Mm 2.00 2.00 MOO 100.00 MX) 100 BOO moo 200 BOO 1JM ion MOO 5.00 2.00 624aoo soon soon 0.10 6.70 son 00)1 VARIANCE 338.16 2.19 2.45 12055.01 41&81 051 44aia 4391.85 0.77 5*30 038 129 000 OOB 2.13 1081 HBB0.85 126X63 503.30 00)1 2D8 00)7 oon AVERAGE 7.18 3.75 3.48 511.38 17.70 155 23.42 12058 338 2720 3.74 335 1.00 503 330 17448.23 63.46 780)3 022 110B 4.17 00)1 MEAN 104.50 350 750 450.00 43JOO 2JOO 124.00 2oaso 40n 2450 330 850 too 650 350 16220.00' 155.00 BOOM 035 100B 400 00)2 MEAN+2XSTD 141.33 6.48 10.83 860.50 83.83 3.43 168.34 426.04 5.76 3024 4.62 8.78 too 106 8.42 ;22703.25 228.07 12R72 053 13.73 5ST 00)2

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# OF VALUES 130.00 130.00 130.00 130.00 130.00 130.00 130.00 130.00 130.00 130.00 130.00 130.00 130.00 isaoo 130.00 94.00 8TANDEV. 00)1 0.37 2.91 0.94 0.49 39.77 icon 240)0 7.13 OUB 028 020 032 00)7 420 038 MAX 0.10 3.00 MOO 4.40 4.00 221.00 83,00 190.00 40.00 rao ZOO 10)0 2J1 044 4125 7.40 MM 0.05 MOO 3.40 OJSO 3OO 50.00 120)0 230)0 . 100)0 MOO 0.60 050 00)1 00)5 MOO son VARMNCE 0.00 0.13 8.49 OJBD 024 1581.47 100.09 609.74 510)7 ox 00)7 OOM 0.11 oon 17.62 0.14 AVERAGE 005 1.14 110B 2.11 358 10851 3435 7054 24.70 424 1.14 0010 10)0 020 2733 8011 MEAN oae 2.00 1020 2.45 350 13550 3750 8650 280)0 40U 130 1.15 1011 025 28.13 eon MEAN42XSTD 000 2.73 160)3 434 4.40 21&04 5751 13S88 4229 658 10C 155 2.48 038 3852 738

l l SUDBURY CONTACT MNES LTD. WENUQOW1 ^PBOreflfnESSTflEAMSEDIieMTSAMPLWGSURVEYSSEBeSSAIiH'LESJONE-JU.YIWI ADJUSTED VALUES TO COSTIVE

BMW* AU AS AS BABRCACOCRCSCu FEHF HG n MO NA M ffi SB SC SE SN l Ur* PPB PPM PPM PPM PPM fi PPM PPM PPM PPM * PPM PPM PPB PPM PPM PPM PPM PPM PPM PPM % DMMtonUnt 2 100 1 1 t 10 2 042 5 9 900 90 30 02 0.1 i 041 1*015 3490 3 2 t* H 390349 5 s 1(200 in n 02 12 S 002 1*018 4 (00 4 1 K 110 9 35 447 S 9 14*00 n 110 04 12 1i 042 1*017 2 410 3 2 17 100 3 24 3.47 5 9 19*00 90 n 02 12 i 041 19019A 990 S 3 42 B 334344 5 S 13100 90 n 02 11 S 042 l 5 1*0188 4*0 3 3 1* 100 4 41 34 9 15209 90 71 04 11 5 042 1901* 990 3 1 25 100 3 3* 349 5 5 19*00 90 94 04 12 5 042 1*020 4*0 1 1 17 100 3 40 342 5 S 14400 90 90 02 11 S 002 1*021 (00 4 1 1* H 4 40 3.73 5 S 1290D n 100 02 12 t O02 1*022 370 3 1 2* tOO 4 40 34* 5 SI 19*00 B n 03 11 042 l 1*029 480 4 1 21 110 4 37 4.17 5 5 19500 90 73 02 12 ftpy 19025 990 4 1 30 110 2 35 171 5 S 17200 90 n 04 12 042 1902* 510 2 1 23 M 3 31 349 5 5 1*500 90 H 02 12 042 1*027 •10 3 2 25 88 33934 5 9 10900 n 91 04 tt OOI 1*02* 4*0 7 2 2* 100 2 31 17 5 S 1*400 90 90 02 12 041 l 1*101* 370 4 1 10 7* 3 15 2.74 S S 10900 180 57 02 8.1 OOI wow 290 7 1 13 78 3 18 24* 5 5 14900 90 n 02 O7 001 18*17 490 2 1 1* 100 4 35 3.74 t 1(100 120 92 02 12 OOI 19919 2(0 2 2 973 2 13 241 t 29(00 90 3D 02 94 OOI t**1l 330 32 1 B 73 2 41 238 t 37u 53 47 uj S lUfl l t**ao 990 3 1 20 97 4 43 344 S 1*900 n 97 02 11 041 19*21 410 3 1 19 n S 95 3.7 t 1(100 90 120 02 11 OOI 19(22 990 3 2 20 110 4 33 4.41 HMD in n os 12 iS 041 19929 490 t 3 IS n 3 97 329 19300 90 77 02 10 1i OOI 1*924 900 3 1 19 100 4 30 44* 12*90 tt n 02 12 iS OOI l 1*925 410 3 324*4 237349 Kim n n 02 11 ii OOI 19929-'' 370 8 1 1* (4 2 27 341 ' 1*400 90 n 02 94 iS 041 19*27^ 390 S 1 19 91 3 35 3.14 19509 SO n 02 11 11 OOI 1992V 3*0 8 2 IS 95 3 20 249 16100 90 49 02 9 (s oot 1(92*"' 310 13 1 13 94 2 24 4 1(900 90 30 02 9.1 iS OOI l Know 920 29 1 MO Tt 2 34 344 12990 n 90 02 04 i1 OOI 707-1* -1*024 470 1 3 13 n 3 40 3.12 1*200 n 44 O2 94 1i OOI IMW 490 1 3 18 210 3 19 3.47 17100 130 110 04 12 1t am Koto-/ 490 t t 19 110 3 29 341 17900 90 99 02 19 ii OOt 1901 1 990 1 2 19 100 3 29 9.72 17003 90 91 04 12 (l OOI 19012"' 490 3 1 19 94 2 n 3.19 19990 n 30 O2 11 aoi l 1*99fV^ 990 1 3 19 140 9 22 949 1*900 n 72 02 12 OOI MOW"' 9H 1 2 17 110 3 21 3.43 17409 n 72 04 12 041 1(913 470 4 1 22 120 42* 4.14 13900 140 71 02 12 oot 19919 470 1 t 21 120 3 2* 344 1*900 90 97 02 19 aoi 19919 910 1 1 24 110 3 29 349 17700 (D n 02 13 OOI l 1903V TOO t t 22 140 9 n 444 23900 n n 04 19 041 19CWK' 1C 940 9 1 31 120 3 1* 141 1*200 110 n 04 11 OOI 1MB7-/ B 470 tt 1 13 0 3 27 222 11900 90 n 04 94 OOI IMW' 201 450 3 3 12 920 2 17 247 29709 B 91 O4 10 041 19041^ 14 490 3 S 12 290 2 11 242 24*00 190 92 02 11 041 l tOO**/ 1 4M 1 2 17 (DO 3 17 322 - 227M n 79 O4 12 OOI 1**n^ 91 4*0 11 t 11 110 4 22 244 1*000 n 49 04 11 041 19997"^ I 490 t 1 19 91 2 28 24 12900 (0 72 02 94 oot lOU)-' 11 990 19 2 9 97 3 25 144 9240 n 30 04 9.7 OOI 19940 11 440 3 t 19 940 2 14 943 23200 90 n 02 11 041 l 10*41-' 11 410 9 t n 100 3 17 144 21109 n 47 04 11 001 19942* 41 4M t 3 12 490 2 *2491 MtOD n n 02 12 041 19943' I 410 14 2 39 910 2 34 341 30403 2*0 90 02 12 OOI 19947-r 10 930 3 1 14 110 2 19 245 22000 90 M 04 12 041 19949LX tt 100 10 1 17 110 S 97 24* 13903 90 44 02 11 OOI l 1994* -^ 14 •70 3 S 19 130 4 92 949 20*00 n 110 02 19 OOt 199n-^ 7 990 t 1 19 190 3 31 344 21700 n n 02 12 OOI •90 4 2 19 110 3 21 (.It won n 97 04 11 041 IMS"' 4(0 9 2 17 100 9 21 Slit tom 90 n os 11 oot 19999*' 490 1 3 17 110 3 19 3.17 21403 93 n 02 12 OOI l 1909C 970 4 32* 130 525429 17200 190 130 02 13 041 IMW in**1 '' 970 1 1 24 120 4 32 423 21300 n 79 02 13 041 440 8 2 34 110 3 29 943 1*103 n 72 02 11 OOI 9*95 ••O 1 2 24 130 5 2* 442 21200 n 100 02 14 t 041 •991-' 1 (DO 4 1 20 120 3 31 4 10303 90 (1 09 13 f OOI (967 4(0 1 1 25 190 4 34 449 19900 90 n 02 14 t oot l •W 920 2 t 24 140 4 32 433 1(900 0 120 02 14 i 041 999* 920 2 t 2* 140 4 St 4.78 19100 K 110 02 19 t1 OOI •no 440 1 1 27 140 4 32 4* 1(000 120 79 02 IS OOI M*1 t •50 4 t 29 190 4 34 449 4 19900 93 110 04 13 oot 9992 490 1 1 29 140 S 31 442 9 20000 210 100 O3 tS oot l mn*/ 990 t 2 24 110 4 27 349 4 21000 90 n 02 13 OOI 1*994 J (OD t 1 19 140 4 29 944 t 20403 n 71 O2 14 001 1M89-' 9*0 3 1 24 1(0 32* 4.1* 4 20100 SO H 04 12 OOI 199*8^ 990 3 2 19 1(0 3 29 4.1S 4 1 e 21703 93 84 02 14 041 l 19997V' 31 900 1 1 23 900 S 41 44 4 t s 29900 120 99 04 14 041 fOFVALUES 7440 7940 7940 7*40 7940 7940 7(40 7940 7940 7940 7*40 7941 7(41) 7941 7941 7940 7940 7(40 7940 7(40 7*4( 7(40 8TANDEV. 2341 040 149 107.88 9.13 O77 27.49 M49 041 921 045 14J OOC 041 OH 370344 42.17 24.70 047 143 OM 040 tttit. 20743 941 1440 700.00 9B40 340 24OOO 320.00 940 4940 440 1241 141 toe 941 38300X0 2(000 130.00 040 1540 (41 OJ8 MN 940 940 240 100.00 140 140 940 9740 240 (40 144 140 14C S4C 541 924040 50.00 3040 020 (.70 941 OOI l WUWCE 95249 oot 24* 11(3149 2(43 099 753.71 7309.79 045 C740 O42 149 OOC 013 041 1371*200.47 177940 909.92 040 24* 041 OOO AVEWGE 1042 940 343 4(000 449 149 24.41 132.94 114 2929 148 447 14C 54fl 841 1770449 (743 7149 024 1141 SAC 001 MEAN 108.00 941 940 40000 1*40 240 124.00 2*3.90 340 2440 347 *40 141 •40 541 1922040 193.00 90.00 0.40 1045 941 002 l MEAN+2XSTD 199.09 940 114* •15.70 2*78 343 178.81 499.43 5.11 4042 44* *24 14C IK 941 299274* 238.36 129.38 044 14.11 S4t 002 l SUDBURY CONTACT MNES LID. WENDIQO ff STREAM SEDIMENT SAMPLING SURVEY S1 SERIES SAMPLES OCTOBER 1001 ADJUSTED VALUES TO POSITIVE Etonwt AU AG AS BA BR CA CO Cfl CS CU FE HF HG IR MO NA Nl RB SB se SE SN l Unto PPB PPM PPM PPM PPM * PPM PPM PPM PPM \ PPM PPM PPB PPM PPM PPM PPM PPM PPM PPM % Oittctai Limit 1 2 1 100 1 1 1 5 1 031 1 5 2 100 50 30 0.1 0.1 3 031 0001 10 2 4 530 31 2 24 130 4 29 424 4 5 2 18200 50 05 0.1 13 3 031 0002 2 2 3 530 27 1 21 120 3 24 334 3 5 2 16100 SO 88 03 12 3 031 6003 2 2 3 510 IB 1 23 120 2 23 335 3 S 4 10000 SO BS 02 12 3 031 l 0004 100 23 3 2 17000 03 12 031 2 2 4 510 13 2 21 3 3.78 5 SO OS 3 6005 2 2 2 550 17 1 22 120 4 29 3.74 4 5 2 17500 50 80 0.1 12 3 031 0006 2 2 4 480 1B 1 22 110 4 30 33 4 5 2 15000 50 54 0.1 12 3 031 oooTix 2 2 2 550 12 1 19 120 3 25 3.72 4 5 2 17600 50 75 02 12 3 031 l 8006-- 2 2 2 560 10 2 20 120 4 22 337 4 5 2 17000 50 00 0.1 12 3 031 6000" 2 2 4 450 11 2 21 120 4 24 3.75 4 1 5 2 18200 50 08 02 12 3 031 801 CK 2 2 4 570 14 2 20 140 4 22 359 4 1 S 5 18800 50 91 0.1 12 3 031 8401 2 2 3 550 10 2 23 130 4 28 427 4 1 5 2 16800 50 87 03 13 3 031 l 8402 2 2 2 620 61 1 24 130 4 30 4.44 3 1 5 2 18000 50 130 0.1 13 3 031 8403 2 2 4 540 82 2 34 130 4 24 432 4 1 5 2 10100 50 60 0.1 13 3 031 8404 2 2 5 640 24 1 22 110 3 20 435 4 1 5 2 22100 50 71 0.4 13 3 032 8405"- 3 2 1 000 40 2 25 130 4 28 4.11 4 1 5 2 17000 110 110 03 13 3 0.01 8406 2 2 4 000 73 3 24 130 4 28 424 4 1 5 2 18600 SO 08 03 13 3 031 l 8407 2 2 5 520 45 1 25 130 5 26 45 3 1 5 2 14000 so 120 0.1 13 3 031 8408 3 2 4 030 40 2 23 140 5 35 433 3 1 5 2 15300 50 87 0.1 13 3 031 8400 3 2 3 080 20 1 24 120 4 27 337 4 1 S 2 18000 SO 00 0.1 13 3 031 8410 4 2 3 510 36 2 26 130 4 3D 4.42 4 1 5 2 10500 SO 84 0.1 14 3 031 l 8411 Z 2 5 720 27 1 23 130 S 34 4.7 3 1 5 2 17100 50 110 0.1 14 3 031 8412 2 2 2 000 25 1 26 130 4 28 4.11 4 1 S 2 18300 50 00 0.1 13 3 031 8413 4 2 4 oso 47 3 28 130 S 31 454 3 1 S 2 17100 SO 81 0.4 13 3 031 8414 2 2 3 510 27 1 21 120 4 21 335 4 1 5 2 17000 SO 00 03 13 3 031 8415 2 2 6 710 62 1 29 130 4 33 436 3 1 5 2 15700 50 81 0.1 13 3 031 l 8416 Z 2 2 500 20 1 25 110 3 23 335 1 5 2 20700 50 04 0.1 12 3 031 841 7^ Z 2 1 450 18 1 15 130 3 15 335 1 5 2 10000 110 82 0.1 10 3 031 8418"X 2 2 2 440 43 1 10 130 3 22 354 1 5 2 18200 SO 100 02 12 3 031 8410 2 2 3 400 23 2 18 120 2 21 3A4 1 5 2 17800 50 88 03 11 3 031 l 8420 2 2 2 540 28 1 20 130 3 24 3M 1 5 2 17000 110 80 02 12 3 031 8421 2 2 3 470 31 1 20 130 3 21 357 1 5 2 10100 50 45 03 12 3 031 10802^ 2 2 4 000 43 1 10 120 4 20 336 1 5 2 10300 50 04 0.4 12 3 031 10003^ 2 2 5 570 37 2 25 130 S 28 4.74 1 5 2 15300 SO 03 03 13 3 031 1060*7 2 2 3 540 41 3 10 150 3 10 326 1 5 2 17300 50 06 03 11 3 031 10005-' l 2 2 1 380 20 1 17 150 3 18 326 1 5 2 17800 50 52 03 11 3 031 10008*- 4 2 3 400 33 1 17 150 3 10 324 1 5 2 17800 50 72 0.1 11 3 031 lOBoV 8 2 2 510 24 2 10 140 3 21 323 1 S 2 10200 50 08 02 11 3 031 10808 2 2 3 430 24 2 24 120 4 27 438 1 5 3 17000 50 100 0.1 12 3 031 l 10000 4 2 3 200 41 1 14 88 3 31 2.77 Z 1 5 2 11100 50 74 0.1 83 3 031 10610 2 2 5 ODD 25 1 22 110 3 20 435 3 1 5 2 18000 50 110 0.1 12 3 031 10611 2 2 4 500 33 2 21 120 4 33 4.42 3 1 5 2 14400 SO 110 0.1 13 3 031 18012 2 2 e 740 35 3 24 130 S 34 4.71 3 1 S 2 14800 SO 120 03 14 3 031 10013 2 2 i 010 77 1 21 130 4 32 4.46 3 1 S 2 14000 SO 130 0.1 13 3 031 l 10014 2 2 82 1 26 120 5 28 4A1 3 1 S 2 0300 140 120 03 12 3 031 s en 10615 2 2 4 BOD 85 1 28 120 4 36 437 3 1 5 2 15200 SO 120 0.1 12 3 031 10610 2 2 7 500 81 1 31 130 e 33 433 4 1 5 2 10700 110 120 02 13 3 031 10617 2 2 4 580 06 1 22 120 4 34 433 3 1 5 2 14500 50 77 OA 12 3 031 l 10618 2 2 3 440 28 1 18 07 2 11 3.42 3 1 5 2 24300 50 OD 02 11 3 031 10810 2 2 3 700 43 2 22 130 5 37 4A 3 1 5 2 16800 SO 110 0.1 13 3 031 10820 2 2 1 510 40 1 22 120 3 27 337 3 1 5 2 21600 50 70 02 12 3 031 10821' 5 2 3 300 32 2 15 120 2 15 2J8 3 1 5 2 18000 50 55 0.1 OA 3 031 10822v/ 15 2 3 510 40 2 10 120 4 21 3.75 3 1 5 2 14000 50 72 0.1 12 3 031 l 10624"^' 2 2 2 510 40 1 18 120 3 23 326 5 1 5 2 17000 50 82 0.1 11 3 031 10025 2 2 3 580 41 2 20 120 3 24 3.44 4 1 5 2 10700 130 77 0.1 12 3 031 l * OF VALUES 54.00 5430 5430 5430 5430 5430 5430 5430 5430 5430 5430 5430 5430 5430 5430 5430 5430 5430 5430 5430 5430 5430 STANDEV. 222 030 134 0651 1035 033 334 1158 037 5.70 051 057 030 030 050 2544.46 2135 20.12 0.10 1.03 030 030 tux 15.00 230 730 800.00 8530 330 3430 150,00 030 3730 433 530 130 530 530 24300.00 140.00 130.00 0.40 1430 330 032 MM 230 230 130 200.00 1030 130 1430 8830 230 1130 2.77 230 130 530 230 0360.00 5030 4530 0.10 830 330 031 l VARMNCE 432 030 1.70 BSiaSB 362.09 0.40 14.78 134.10 0.70 3251 026 032 030 030 025 6474259.53 477.54 404.06 031 136 030 030 AVERAGE 2.76 230 328 555.58 36.48 150 2234 124.54 3.70 2539 334 356 130 530 2.11 17088.15 5750 88.76 0.10 12.10 330 031 MEAN 850 230 430 545.00 4750 230 2430 118.00 430 2430 335 350 130 530 350 16830.00 0530 8750 025 11.40 330 032 l MEAN+2XSTD 12*4 230 038 738.01 8530 326 3130 142.16 5.75 35.40 437 433 130 530 4.40 21918.01 138.71 127.73 0.45 13.40 330 032 l l SUDBURY CONTACT MNES LTD. WENCHGO 'A1 STREAM SEDIMENT SAMPUNG SURVEY S1 SERIES SAMPLES OCTOBER 1901 AOJUSTED VALUES TO POSITIVE EbfiMft SR TA TH U W ZN LA CE NO SM EU TB YB LU Ph 1titan Unto H PPM PPM PPM PPM PPM PPM PPM PPM PPM PPM PPM PPM PPM g DtfccfaiLknit 0.05 1 OS 05 3 50 1 3 5 0.1 02 0.5 005 005 0 0 6001 0.05 1 15 25 3 150 46 110 3D 55 15 1 22 036 7 2057 0002 005 2 11 33 3 125 35 78 28 4.1 13 05 1.72 033 53 18.18 0009 0.05 1 13 2.4 3 151 42 88 22 43 12 00 134 027 608 2708 0004 0.05 1 12 32 3 105 40 90 30 40 12 1 2 028 6.46 2732 0005 0.05 2 13 3.1 3 100 40 08 27 43 1.4 08 1.93 034 5.87 2334 0006 005 1 14 3.4 3 142 51 120 27 50 13 1 225 0.41 6.7 2004 0007 009 2 12 1.1 3 101 37 88 25 4.4 12 05 1.74 03 60S 2735 8008 OK 1 12 3 3 101 31 73 18 33 1.1 OS 1.75 028 654 2408 8008 0.05 1 13 2.1 3 126 38 88 22 40 13 03 131 024 85 2837 0010 005 1 13 25 3 130 38 88 25 43 12 05 138 034 657 2225 8401 005 1 14 2.2 3 151 44 ae 33 40 13 05 158 03 8.92 25.18 8402 0.05 1 10 23 3 178 48 110 33 52 15 05 202 036 73 2228 8403 005 1 13 2.4 3 187 43 87 28 4JB 13 OS 1.71 02B 605 2523 8404 005 1 11 25 3 143 34 78 18 33 1.1 05 10 031 6.67 3925 8405 OK 1 14 32 3 03 45 100 35 52 1.4 03 1JM 037 6.4 24.11 8406 OK 1 14 3.8 3 157 41 87 25 43 13 05 135 02 623 2131 8407 OK 1 14 3.1 3 153 51 130 33 6.1 13 05 228 031 6.78 21.12 8408 oas 1 13 23 3 184 47 110 3D 50 1.4 05 201 032 7.1 1838 8400 0.1 1 13 20 3 106 40 88 24 43 13 05 133 025 622 2334 8410 OK 1 15 25 3 112 48 110 26 50 15 05 231 037 7 2432 8411 008 3 14 1.7 3 103 45 83 30 40 1.1 05 1.76 026 7.06 23.18 8412 OK 1 14 2.7 3 134 43 86 25 5 1.4 05 138 005 6.48 2003 8413 OK 1 13 32 3 147 50 120 32 33 1.4 05 2.15 037 607 21.42 0414 OK 2 11 2.8 3 110 34 78 23 4.1 1.1 05 1.48 024 6.72 2421 841S OM 2 13 32 3 154 S3 130 33 53 15 05 130 005 701 1832 8416 OK 2 11 3.1 3 135 34 77 18 4 1.1 03 1.74 03 007 27.4 8417 OK 1 Of 2.1 3 80 28 01 18 3.4 1 05 15 026 05 320B 8418 OK 2 10 15 3 135 30 84 25 45 13 05 1JM 031 003 2525 8410 OK 1 11 35 3 88 34 70 24 4 1.1 05 138 031 656 2022 8420 OK 2 11 22 3 80 36 84 25 43 1.1 05 138 032 058 23.77 8421 OK 1 12 10 3 117 36 83 22 4.4 13 05 133 03 0.42 2607 18002 OM 1 13 10 3 152 40 80 27 4JB 13 03 133 034 70B 2002 18009 005 1 10 22 3 146 52 120 37 50 1.4 03 2.08 033 038 2236 18004 005 1 80 2.4 3 67 31 70 18 3.7 1 0.7 1.78 028 03 2405 10005 005 1 8.7 23 3 122 30 08 21 3.7 12 0.7 134 024 6.43 2058 18006 005 1 8.1 3 3 80 31 00 14 3.7 1 05 138 027 0.15 27.48 18007 005 1 11 10 3 08 36 82 20 43 12 0.7 1.70 028 5.88 2552 18008 005 1 14 22 3 130 45 100 35 52 13 05 105 038 038 24.13 18000 005 1 10 1.4 3 104 30 08 24 35 1 05 138 02 055 2830 19010 007 1 12 25 3 105 40 81 30 45 1.1 05 1.77 032 7.4 3052 18011 005 1 10 10 3 141 52 120 37 50 15 05 2 034 008 2238 10012 005 1 10 15 3 108 52 120 35 50 15 05 2.13 0.4 701 2134 18013 005 1 15 2J 3 221 45 100 33 53 1.4 05 135 028 034 1807 18014 005 1 12 34 3 200 40 100 24 4.7 13 1 154 028 035 1820 18015 005 1 14 1.1 3 140 40 88 20 43 12 05 159 025 002 23.17 18010 005 1 17 25 3 125 38 110 27 4.4 12 05 1.78 035 638 2134 18017 005 1 14 3 3 144 42 81 27 43 1.1 05 201 036 7.1 2007 18018 005 1 B 2.7 3 74 21 44 11 23 03 05 1,48 024 054 4125 18818 005 1 14 15 3 128 43 100 30 43 13 05 132 032 7 2234 1BB20 005 1 12 15 3 117 33 73 21 30 1 05 135 028 654 2820 18021 005 1 7.7 1.1 3 83 25 58 18 33 OJB 1 1.48 025 6A3 283 18622 005 1 11 2.1 3 83 27 00 21 3.4 1.1 05 1.48 023 OM 1832 18824 005 1 11 10 3 50 34 70 26 42 13 05 104 031 53 2305 18825 005 2 11 3.3 3 148 35 83 18 42 1.1 05 133 034 632 2337 t OF VALUES 5400 5400 5400 5400 5400 5400 5400 5400 5400 5400 5400 5400 5400 5400 5400 5400 STANOEV. 001 0.45 2.10 008 000 3508 7.47 18.77 506 0.77 0.18 0.17 022 007 038 4.43 MAX 0.10 300 1700 300 300 221.00 5300 130.00 3000 0.10 100 100 231 0.41 7.40 4125 MIN 005 100 7.70 1.10 300 5000 2100 4400 1100 200 030 050 138 005 530 1838 VARIANCE 000 OSO 4.40 0.47 000 1287.72 55.77 35240 35.48 030 003 003 005 000 0.14 1858 AVERAGE 005 120 12.59 245 300 12700 3950 90.83 2024 432 125 051 131 028 651 2456 MEAN 008 200 1235 250 300 13550 3700 8700 2500 435 120 0.75 135 023 630 29.87 MEAN+2X6TD 0.10 2BB 1055 336 300 20727 5104 124.54 3001 SJBO 150 1.10 228 037 736 3832 I SUDBURY CONTACT MME8 LTD. WENOQOWt V PROPERTIES STREAM SEDMENTSAUPLMQ SURVEY S SERES SAMFLES JUNE-JULY 1W1 ADJUSTED VALUES TO POSmVE

Otmmt •R TA TH U W ZN LA CE NO SM EU TB ra LU MM* l Unto * PPM PPM PPM PPM PPM PPM PPM PPM PPM PPM PPM PPM PPM Q DfHcBcnLNiM 045 04 04 B 1 9 5 O1 02 04 O06 046 0 1*016 046 11 24 B 33 7* 24 42 1 04 14* 042 30 1*01* 046 14 9 B B M a 44 12 OS 1.78 041 B 1*017 OM •4 2 133 29 B 22 94 O* 04 1.42 02* B l 1*OI*A 046 tt 14 114 29 B 16 32 04 04 144 027 90 190t*B 045 12 14 SO 40 M 3) 44 12 OS 1.7 033 B 1*018 OM 12 24 104 37 91 25 4.4 1.1 06 145 090 B 1*020 046 12 OS tl B B 92 44 1.1 04 147 04 B 1*021 OM 14 92 B 40 a 32 44 1 OS 146 03 B l 1*022 OM 11 24 B M 79 a 42 O4 04 146 022 B 1*023 OM 14 14 102 44 100 37 6.1 12 04 146 O92 B 1*025 OM 11 14 209 32 73 23 34 1 OS 14 04 B 19029 OM 11 24 B 32 77 a 34 1 OS 143 02* B 1*027 049 10 2.4 M B 92 23 4.4 O* 04 14* 04 B l 1*021 046 •4 2.7 190 24 B 16 32 04 OS 147 027 B 11101* 046 6.1 OS 1M 13 a 10 14 04 OS 147 02 B 11102 047 82 OS 130 16 a 11 2.1 04 os 049 O1* B 11*17 046 11 2 97 33 a 27 34 04 os 144 032 B 19919 OM 3.4 1.4 B 12 29 11 2.1 04 04 142 02* B 19919 046 U 2.1 01 21 a 1* 94 O* OS 147 O22 B l 19*20 046 10 04 17* 71 21 4 07 04 142 027 B a 19*21 046 11 14 B B 67 22 34 04 04 141 026 B 19*22 046 13 24 145 36 ei a 44 1.1 OS 143 042 B 19*23 OM 9.7 OS M B B 20 94 O* 04 121 02 B 19*24 046 13 3 B 91 71 17 9.7 04 04 147 02* B l 1*9(6 046 11 O6 110 92 7* a 94 04 OS 1.4* 022 B 11*21 048 *.7 OS 72 18 94 12 22 O* 04 043 01* B 19*27 046 9 04 B 21 SI K 9 04 04 1.1* 029 B IMS* 046 l 04 M 14 a 11 2.1 04 04 044 O17 B 1*92* 048 O4 1.1 B 13 a 10 2.1 04 04 1.1 021 B l 19*90 046 O4 2.1 B 17 97 12 24 O7 04 147 02 B 707-1* -19024 046 O4 1 77 B a M 34 O* 04 121 02 B 1*001 OM 94 24 11* 94 92 23 4.1 1 OS 146 O34 B 1*010 046 12 14 130 34 92 a 4.4 1 04 14* 04* B 1*011 046 11 14 M B 1M a 4.7 12 04 14* 044 B l 1*012 OM O* 3 •1 91 a B 94 12 O8 147 044 B 1M01 OM 10 2.7 1M B a 21 44 12 04 14* 04 B 19*10 OM 10 24 101 B 7* 24 94 1.1 04 1.7 02* B 1M13 OM 01 9.1 182 31 79 24 94 1 04 1.4* 024 B 19*16 046 13 22 11* B B B 44 12 OS 141 02* B l 1991* 048 11 OS 1M B •t 24 44 1.1 OS 147 043 B 190*1 04* 10 04 M M •7 a 4.4 12 O4 142 041 B 100*1 OM 74 M 144 ai 4* a 2.7 04 O* 141 022 B 1*037 OM O* 2.1 *2 a* 87 25 94 04 OS 14 024 B 1*040 OM 84 94 B B 41 34 44 14 O7 149 041 B l 1*041 OM *2 04 B 20 44 14 9.1 1 0* 144 02* B 1*049 048 74 12 11* 27 •1 a 9.7 12 04 1.7* O92 B l**** OM 7.1 4.4 M 22 49 16 * O* 04 1.1* 02* B 1M37 OM O* 24 118 34 a a 42 1.1 O7 1.47 OS* B 19*39 OM 74 04 7* 20 47 i* 3 O* 04 041 O1* IS 1M4D OM S3 OS B 20 41 17 3.1 1.1 04 14* 042 B l 1*941 OM 74 04 181 23 92 14 94 1 04 1.44 027 B 19*42* 048 •4 14 B 21 47 21 34 1.1 04 24* O49 B 19*49 OM 94 1.4 104 21 47 IS 34 14 04 144 048 B 1M47 OM 74 04 a 27 B 1* 34 1.1 04 1.77 043 B 19*4* OM 10 1.7 91 94 70 a 4.4 1.1 12 141 041 B l 19*41 046 12 24 M B 77 24 4.4 14 04 147 042 B 1MM OM 12 04 M 37 72 14 4,4 14 04 1.79 041 B 19M1 046 O7 12 1M B a K 34 1 O* 1.4 02* B 19*82 04* O1 04 1M 27 a a 94 04 04 144 024 a 1MB OM OS 12 M 24 41 i* 92 1 04 1.7* 023 B l MM 046 11 12 133 B M B 94 0* 04 1.49 04 B •067 OM 12 24 117 40 e a 44 14 04 147 048 B MB OM •4 14 127 B 4* 17 24 04 04 1.46 02* 27 MB OM 14 34 74 49 110 94 O4 M 04 14* 04* B MB OM 13 2.4 M 40 M a 44 1.4 OS 142 041 a l NS7 045 18 2 B B 130 41 03 1.7 14 2.4 0.44 B MB 046 15 24 122 41 120 27 84 14 OS 2.41 O3* B MB OM 1* 34 134 a 100 4* 74 2 14 241 0.43 B •MO 046 K a 1M M 1*0 97 •4 14 O* 241 O4 B •Ml OM 13 34 104 82 120 40 t 14 04 227 O49 B l M*2 OM 14 34 B 49 120 B 07 14 04 2.14 03* B 9M3 OM 12 2.1 1*1 B K B 44 1.4 04 1.73 04* B MM OM 12 3 110 B B a 44 14 04 22* 047 B MM 049 11 J.7 1*4 B a a 44 1.4 1.1 143 04* B MM 046 06 2.1 B 27 a 24 94 1 04 1.7* 027 B l 9M7 046 74 24 •4 29 61 1* M 1 OS 1.7 09* B * OF VALUES 7*40 7*411 7*40 7*40 7*4!1 7*40 7640 7*40 7*40 7*40 7*40 7*40 7*40 7*40 714D 8TANDEV. 041 0211 240 143 OH) 3*4* 102* 2820 7.70 142 02* 022 04* 047 242 MAX OM 241) 1*40 4.40 441) 2M.B B40 180.00 4*40 740 240 140 241 O44 B40 MM OM 141) 9.40 040 441) B40 1240 2340 1040 140 040 040 041 O1* 1840 l 105.36 B27 144 OM 005 0,13 ODD *47 VAHWtCE 040 OH 041 145 OH) 193*40 *34.a AVERAGE 006 1411 841 147 441) M4D 9146 71.46 2341 347 14* 04* 141 040 aJO MEAN 047 141) 070 148 4411 128.30 3740 •40 B40 440 140 1.19 141 040 2240 l MCANtttTTD OJO* BJH1 t*40 440 4JX1 OS.il ma* 1M.BO 4*.40 •44 14* 149 24* 0.4* 27.74 l l Appendix "B" l Stream Sediment Assays and Rock Assays l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l W. A. HUBACHECK CONSULTANTS LTD. l ACTIVATION l ACTLABS LABORATORIES LTD Invoice No.: 3387 l Work Order: 3348 Invoice Date: 26-NOV-91 Date Submitted: 28-OCT-91 l Your Reference: 182 Account Number: WOl4

HUBACHECK CONSULTANTS LTD 141 ADELAIDE ST WEST, SUITE 603 NTO, ONT 3L5

VKT :DAVE CHRISTIE

l CERTIFICATE OF ANALYSIS

CFTAA[NAA package, elements and detection limits:

1. PPB AG 2. PPM AS 1. PPM BA 100. PPM i 1. PPM CA 1. i CO 1. PPM CR 5. PPM cs 1. PPM FE 0. 01 % HF 1. PPM HG 1. PPM 5. PPB MO 2. PPM NA 100. PPM NI 50. PPM 30. PPM SB 0. 1 PPM se 0. 1 PPM SE 3. PPM SN 0.01 % SR 0. 05 % TA 1. PPM TH 0.5 PPM O . 5 PPM W 3. PPM ZN 50. PPM LA 1. PPM 3. PPM ND 5. PPM SM 0. 1 PPM EU 0.2 PPM i 0.5 PPM YB 0. 05 PPM LU 0. 05 PPM i CERTIFIED BY : i i DR. ERIC©L. HOFFMAN i i i

i 1336 SANDHILL DRIVE ANCASTER ONTARIO. CANADA L9G4V5 * TEL: 416-648-9611 * FAX: 416-648-9613 1 v^t^^ Swastika Laboratories clQJis A Division of Assayers Corporation Ltd. 1 Assaying - Consulting - Representation Established 1928

1 Geochemical Analvsis Certificate 1W-3552-RG1

Company: W. A. HUBACHECK CONSULTANTS Date: SEP-05-91 1 Project: 182 Copy 1 . 141 ADELAIDE ST W #603. TORONTO M5H3L5 Attn: D.CHRISTIE 2. FAX TO 4 16-364-2895 1 We hereby certify the following Geochemical Analysis of 20 STREAM SEDIMENTS samples submitted JUL-29-91 by . 1 Sample Au+34 Cu Number ppb PIM 19031 36 1 19036 18 19037 27 19040 17 1 19041 11 19046 17 19936 22 19937 26 1 19938 25 19940 14 19941 17 1 19942 6 19943 34 19947 19 1 19948 37 19949 32 19950 31 1 19951 21 19952 21 1 19953 16 1 1 1 1 1 Certified by L OY' ,- ~ A ^rS- O ^ ^-, t ^ 1 P.O. Box 10, Swastika, Ontario POK 1TO Telephone (705) 642-3244 FAX ( 705)642-3300 l Swastika Laboratories A Division of Assayers Corporation Ltd. l Established 1928 Assaying - Consulting - Representation l Geochemical Analysis Certificate 1W-3501-RG1

company: W.A.HUBACHECK CONSULTANTS LTD Date: JUL-30-91 l Project: 182 Copy l. 141 ADELAIDE ST.W. SUITE 603, TORONTO Attn: DAVID CHRISTIE 2. ONT. M5H3L5 3. FAX TO (705)679-8467 l We hereby certify the following Geochemical Analysis of 5 ROCK samples submitted JUL-19-91 by DAVID CHRISTIE. l Sample Au Au check Ag Cu Ni Pb Zn Pd Number ...... ppb ppb Ppm Ppm P P01 P pro Ppffl PPb 19028 l 19030 Nil 241 19931 10 0.1 76 75 3 37 19932 10 14 0.1 47 73 17 57 l 19933 10 0.1 58 57 78 169 l l l l l l l l l 1 , l Certified by JU l P.O. Box 10, Swastika, Ontario POK1TO Telephone (705) 642-3244 FAX (705)642-3300 1 14^f^ Swastika Laboratories ^^SE^I^^r A Division of Assayers Corporation Ltd. 1 Established 1928 Assaying - Consulting - Representation Page 1 of 2 1 Geochemical Analvsis Certificate 1W-3500-RG1

company: W.A. HUBACHECK CONSULTANTS LTD Date: AUG-02-91 1 Project: 182 Copy 1. 141 ADELAIDE ST.W. SUITE 603 .TORONTO Attn: DAVID CHRISTIE 2. ONT.M5H3L5 3. FAX TO 679-8467 1 We hereby certify the following Geochemical Analysis of 3 1 STREAM SEDIMENTS samples submitted JUL- 19-91 by DAVID CHRISTIE. Sample Au+34 Cu 1 Number ppb ppm 19015 30 1 19016 35 19017 24 19018A 34 1 1901 8B 41 19019 36 19020 40 19021 40 1 19022 30 19023 37 19024 NOT REC'D 1 19025 35 19026 31 19027 33 1 19029 31 19101 15 19102 19 1 19917 35 19918 13 19919 41 1 19920 43 19921 35 19922 33 1 19923 37 19924 30 19925 37 1 19926 27 19927 35 19928 20 1 19929 24 1 -V 1 Certified by L.^. 1 P.O. Box 10, Swastika, Ontario POK 1TO Telephone (705)642-3244 FAX (705)642-3300 1 ^^W Swastika Laboratories ^^^BU ^^^7 A Division of Assayers Corporation Ltd. 1 Estabiished 1928 Assaying - Consulting - Representation Page 2 of 2 1 Geochemical Analvsis Certificate 1W-3500-RG1 company: W.A. HUBACHECK CONSULTANTS LTD Date: AUG-02-91 1 Project: 182 Copy 1. 141 ADELAIDES!, W. SUITE 603, TORONTO Attn: DAVID CHRISTIE 2. ONT. M5H3L5 3. FAX TO 679-8467 We hereby certify the following Geochemical Analysis of 31 STREAM SEDIMENTS 1 samples submitted JUL- 19-91 by DAVID CHRISTIE. Sample Au+34 Cu 1 Number ppb ppm 19930 34 1 707-1 40 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Certified by l : O ,-, ~^c\ -— : -h ^•'''. .- ^ P.O. Box 10, Swastika, Ontario POK 1TO 1 Telephone ( 705 ) 642-3244 FAX ( 705 ) 642-3300 l ACTIVATION l ACTLABS LABORATORIES LTD l Invoice No.: 2970 Work Order: 2973 Invoice Date: 9-AUG-91 Date Submitted: 30-JUL-91 l Your Reference: 1W-3500-RG1 Account Number: 128

3WSTIKA LABORATORIES BOX 10 TIKA,ONTARIO T 1TO VTTN: G. LEBEL l

l CERTIFICATE OF ANALYSIS iRAA package, elements and detection limits:

S. PPB AG 5. PPM AS 2. PPM BA 100. PPM 1 1 . PPM CA 1 . X cc 5. PPM CR 10. PPM cs 2. PPM FE 0.02 X HF 1 . PPM HG 1 . PPM 5. PPB MO 5. PPM NA 500. PPM NI 50. PPM 1 30. PPM SB 0.2 PPM se 0.1 PPM SE 5. PPM SN 0.01 X SR 0.05 X TA 1 . PPM TH 0.5 PPM 0.5 PPM W 4. PPM 2N SO. PPM LA 1 . PPM 3. PPM ND 5. PPM SM 0.1 PPM EU 0.2 PPM iTV 0.5 PPM YB 0.05 PPM LU 0.05 PPM l CERTIFIED BY 7/1 l ^ i DR. ERIC L. HOFFMAN i i i

i 1336 SANDHILL DRIVE, ANCASTER, ONTARIO, CANADA L9G4V5 * TEL: 416-648-9611 * FAX: 416-648-9613 --•WHO I L f-.t-t U HC-tJ r\H i \JT\1 C. O i w—- di LI Saaple description AU AG AS BA BR CA CO ffi CS FE HF H6 IR m m m RB SB se SE SN 9 \ PPB PPH PPH PPH PPH X PPH PPH PPH l PPH PPH PPB PPH PPH PPH PPH PPH PPH PPH S j t-——-i-——~ — ——— \ 19815 tt ^s 3 488 3 2 18 96 3 3.68 4 {1 tt (5 16288 168 83 (6.2 12 {-5 (8.62 19816 {5 (S 4 688 4 (1 19 110 5 4.07 3 (1 (5 (5 14686 {58 118 8,3 12 tt (6.02 19817 7 tt 2 418 3 2 17 188 3 3.47 4 tt (5 (5 15888 (58 89 {6.2 12 (5 (0.61 19618A {5 (5 3 590 S 3 42 93 3 3,54 3 (1 /c (5 13188 {.58 63 6.2 11 tt (0.62 ^ 198186 {5 (5 5 460 3 3 19 188 4 3.80 3 (1 (5 {5 15288 (58 71 8,3 11 (5 (6.62

19819 tt (5 4 560 3 (1 25 180 3 3.88 4 (1 (5 (5 1-5688 {58 94 6.3 12 tt (6.82 l 19828 tt (5 4 460 (1 (1 17 188 3 3.62 3 (1 (5 tt 14488 {56 (38 {8.2 11 (5 (6.62 19821 (5 (5 4 668 4 (1 16 98 4 3.73 4 {1 tt {5 12588 (50 188 (8.2 12 tt (6.62 19822 (S (5 3 378 3 (1 26 108 4 3.86 3 (1 (5 (5 15988 (58 93 6.3 11 tt (6.82 ( ' 19823 (5 (5 4 468 4 (1 21 110 4 4.17 4 tt (5 (5 15580 {50 73 (8.2 12 (5 (0.62

19825 (5 (5 4 668 4 a 30 110 2 3.71 4 tt (5 (5 17288 {58 89 8.3 12 (5 (0.62 19826. tt (5 3 510 2 (1 23 96 3 3.88 4 {1 (5 tt 19-588 (58 86 {0.2 12 (5 (8.82 19027 (S (5 4 610 3 2 25 96 3 3.60 4 {1 (5 tt 16588 (.50 91 0.3 11 (5 (6.61 19829 6 tt 4 490 7 2 26 188 2 3.70 4 (1 (5 {5 18488 (58 (38 {8.2 12 (5 (6.81 r 19181 6 (5 2 370 4 (1 10 79 3 2.74 4 (1 (5 {516688 168 57 (6.2 9.1 (5 (6.61 19102 tt tt 3 230 7 tt 13 78 3 2.58 4 (1 (5 (5 14688 (58 66 (6.2 8.7 tt (0.61 t 19917 tt tt (2 488 o {1 18 108 4 3.74 4 {\ (5 (5 16188 128 82 (6.2 12 tt (0.61 19918 tt tt (2 288 0 o 8 73 2 2.01 6 (1 (5 tt 23988 {56 (38 (6.2 9.3 (5 (0.81 Q 19919 u tt 4 328 32 tt 63 73 2 2.98 2 tt (5 (5 9876 (58 47 6.3 8.8 (5 {6.61 19920 tt {-5 3 580 3 tt 20 97 4 3.64 3 tt (5 (5 16288 {-58 57 (6.2 11 tt (6.61 19921 tt (5 3 410 3 a 19 95 3 3.78 4 tt {5 {-5 16168 (58 120 8.2 H (5 {6.61 19922 tt tt 5 S30 3 2 20 110 4 4.41 3 tt (5 (5 11688 168 99 0.3 12 tt (0.81 19923 (S tt Q 488 (1 3 15 86 3 3.28 3 ^1 tt tt 16388 (56 77 (8.2 10 tt (6.81 0 19924 (5 {5 4 588 •J (j 18 180 4 4.66 3 (1 tt tt 12986 (58 93 (8.2 12 tt (6.81 19925 tt tt 6 498 3 3 24 94 2 3.85 4 {j (5 (S 16188 (56 68 (8.2 11 tt (6.81

19926 {5 (5 4 370 6 {1 16 84 2 3.61 3 ,, tt tt 16408 (58 59 (6.2 9.6 {5 (6.81 ^J"l i f- ft /c 4* W ^ 1 * i 19927 (5 2 330 5 tt 19 91 3 3.14 4 tt tt tt 16588 (58 W W. i H tt (6.81 19928 v5 (5 4 360 6 2 15 85 3 2.99 4 tt tt tt 15100 (58 45 (6.2 9.6 tt (6.81 19929 6 tt 14 310 13 tt 13 84 2 4.86 4 (1 (5 (5 16960 (58 (38 (6.2 9.1 tt (0.61 19930 7 tt 8 320 25 tt 248 71 Q 3 ,54 4 tt tt tt 12566 (50 (38 6.2 8,5 tt {6.81

707-1 (5 (5 {2 470 (1 3 13 98 3 3.12 3 (1 (5 tt 16288 {•58 44 (8.2 9.8 tt (6.61 i SWASTIKA LABORATORIES 1W-3500-RG1 n SR TA TH U V ZN LA CE M) SN EU T8 Y8 LU Hass * PPH PPH PPH PPH PPM PPH PPH PPH PPM PPM PPH PPH PPH g l.O 0.9 1.58 0.32 30.00 19015 {0.05 {1©j 11 2.6 {4 {50 33 78 24 4.2 19916 tf. 65 14 3.0 {4 {50 38 94 29 4.6 1.2 {0.5 1.75 0.31 30.00 1SS17 {0.05 {1 9.9 2.0 {4 133 29 66 22 3.6 0.9 {0.5 1.42 0.28 30.00 13018A {0.05 {1 8.2 1.5 {4 114 26 S3 15 3.2 0.8 {0.5 1.34 0.27 30.00 193186 {0.05 {1 12 1.8 {4 {50 40 86 33 4.8 1.2 {0.5 1.70 0.33 30.00 19019 {0.05 {1 12 2.3 {4 104 37 81 25 4.4 1.1 {0.5 1.55 0.39 30.00 19020 {0.05 {1 12 {0.5 {4 91 39 90 32 4.6 1.1 {0.5 1.67 0.30 30.00 19021 {0.05 {1 14 3.2 {4 {50 40 88 32 4.6 1.0 {0.5 1.65 0.30 30.00 19022 {0.05 {1 11 2.5 {4 {50 36 79 26 4.2 0.9 {0.5 1.55 0.22 30.00 19023 {0.05 2 14 1.5 {4 102 44 109 37 5.1 1.2 {0.5 1.85 0.32 30.00

19025 {0.05 {1 11 1.3 {4 209 32 73 23 3.9 1.0 {0.5 1.60 0.30 30.00 19026 {0.05 {1 11 2.6 {4 {50 32 77 28 3.9 1.0 {0.5 1.53 0.29 30.00 19027 0.06 2 10 2.4 {4 95 36 82 23 4.4 0.9 {0.5 1.69 0.36 30.00 19029 {0.05 {1 8.8 2.7 {4 130 24 52 15 3.2 0.9 1.7 1.37 0.27 30.00 19101 {0.05 {1 5.1 {0.5 {4 108 13 28 10 1.9 0.6 {0.5 1.07 0.20 30.00 19102 0.07 {1 5.2 {0.5 {4 130 15 29 11 2,1 0.6 {0.5 0.98 0.16 30.00 19317 {0.05 {1 11 2.0 {4 87 33 68 27 3.9 0.9 {0.5 1.54 0.32 30.00 19318 {0.05 {1 3.4 1.4 {4 {50 12 23 11 2.1 0.6 {0.5 1.52 0.26 30.00 13919 {0.05 {1 6.3 2.1 {4 51 21 82 16 3.3 0.8 {0.5 1.37 0.22 30.00 19320 {0.05 {1 10 {0.5 {4 178 33 71 21 4.0 0.7 {0.5 1.32 0.27 30.00 19321 {0.05 {1 11 1.3 {4 {-50 30 67 22 3.6 0.9 {0.5 1.31 0.25 30.00 19922 {0.05 {1 13 2.9 {4 145 35 81 23 4.3 1.1 {0.5 1.63 0,32 30.00 o 13923 {0.05 {1 9.7 {0.5 {4 99 30 59 20 3.5 0.8 {0.5 1.26 0.20 30.00 13324 {0.05 {1 13 3.0 {4 {50 31 71 17 3.7 0.9 {0.5 1.57 0.23 30.00 13925 {O.OS {1 11 {0.5 {4 110 32 73 23 3.9 0.9 {0.5 1.46 0.22 30.00

^ O 19926 {0.05 {1 6.7 {0.5 {4 72 15 34 12 i. . l. 0.6 {0.5 0.93 0.19 30.00 19927 {0.05 {1 8.0 {0.5 {4 {50 21 51 16 3.0 0.8 {0.5 1.18 0.23 30.00 19928 {0.05 {1 6.0 {0.5 {4 96 14 28 H 2.1 0.6 {0.5 0.94 0.17 30.00 19329 {0.05 t 5.4 1.1 {4 {50 13 28 10 2.1 0.6 {0.5 1.10 0.21 30.00 19330 {0.05 \\ 6.4 2.1 {4 {50 17 57 12 2.6 0.7 {0.5 1.07 0.20 30.00 707-1 {0.05 {1 3.4 1.0 {4 77 30 56 24 3.5 0.9 {0.5 1.21 0.20 30.00 l Swastika Laboratories A Division of Assayers Corporation Ltd. l Assaying - Consulting - Representation Established 1928 l Geochemical Analysis Certificate 1W-3347-RG1

company: W.A. HUBACHECK CONSULTANTS LTD. Date: JUL-12-91 l Project: 182 Copy 1. 141 ADELAIDE ST.W.SUITE 603 .TORONTO, Attn: D. CHRISTIE 2. ONT. M5H3L5 3. FAX TO 679-8467 We hereby certify the following Geochemical Analysis of 21 ROCK samples l submitted JUL-08-91 by D. CHRISTIE. Sample Au Ag Co Cu Pb Zn l Number ppb ppm ppm ppm ppm ppm 19001 Nil 0.1 6 12 26 19002 Nil 0.1 74 39 121 l 19003 14 0.2 125 202 71 19004 Nil 0.1 35 78 5 139 19005 Nil 0.1 28 67 327 125 l 19006 Nil 0.1 26 34 32 87 19007 Nil 0.1 12 97 1 40 19008 Nil 0.1 3 70 7 13 l 19013 Nil 0.1 44 5 88 19014 Nil 0.1 94 15 192 19901 Nil 0.1 34 125 1 74 l 19902 Nil 0.1 19 73 7 108 19903 Nil 0.1 17 59 22 112 19904 14 0.1 31 116 63 114 l 19905 10 0.1 4 17 16 15 19906 Nil 0.1 7 24 77 19 19907 Nil 0.1 12 415 2 34 l 19908 Nil 0.1 26 84 8 116 19911 Nil 0.1 33 19 162 19912 Nil 0.1 25 11 73 l 19914 Nil 0.1 69 1 50 l l l l l Certified by- P.O. Box 10, Swastika, Ontario POK1TO l TeJephone (705) 642-3244. FAX (705) 642-3300 l ACTIVATION l ACTLABS LABORATORIES LTD

Invoice No.: 2932 l Work Order: 2930 Invoice Date: 30-JUL-91 Date Submitted: 17-JUL-91 l Your Reference: 1W-3351-RG Account Number: 128

.IBSTIKA LABORATORIES ©.O. BOX 10 TIKA.ONTARIO f 1TO \TTN:l G. LEBEL l CERTIFICATE OF ANALYSIS

NM package, elements and detection limits:

5 PPB "*G 5. P?h rt* Z. i*PM HA U;C. fen l 1. PPM CA 1. * CO 5. PPM CR 10. PPM CS 2. PPM FE 0.02 * HF 1. PPM HG 1. PPM 5. PPB MO 5. PPM NA 500. PPM NI 50. PPM 30. PPM SB 0.2 PPM se 0. 1 PPM SE 5. PPM SN 0.01 * SR 0.05 V TA 1. PPM TH 0.5 PPM 0.5 PPM W 4. PPM ZN 50. PPM LA 1. PPM 3. PPM ND 5. PPM SM 0. 1 PPM EU 0.2 PPM i 0.5 PPM YB 0.05 PPM LU 0. 05 PPM i CERTIFIED BY :

i DR. ERIC L . /HOFFMAN i i i i i 1336 SANDHILL DRIVE, ANCASTER, ONTARIO, CANADA L9G 4V5 * TEL: 416-648-9611 * FAX: 416-648-9613 SWASTIKA LABORATORIES 1W-3351-RG n Saaple description AUfl6ASBA8RCACOCRCSFEHFH6IRflOIHANIReSBSCSESN PPB PPM PPM PPM PPM X PPM PPM PPM X PPHPPHPPBPPMPPHPPMPPMPPMPPMPPMX 19669 {5 {5 2 496 {1 3 16 216 3 3.47 4 {1 tt tt 17166 136 116 6.3 12 tt {6.61 19616 tt {5 3 486 {1 {1 19 116 3 3.81 5 {1 tt {517866 {56 53 {6.2 13 tt {6.61 19611 {5 {5 4 396 {1 2 18 166 3 3.72 4 {1 tt tt 17666 {56 51 6.3 12 tt {6.61 19612 {5 {5 4 436 3 {1 16 94 2 3.18 4 {1 5 {519866 {56 {36 {6.2 11 tt {6.61 19969 tt {5 {2 386 ^ 3 18 146 3 3.38 5 tt tt tt lasee {56 72 {6.2 12 tt {6.61 19916 {5 {5 3 396 {1 2 17 116 3 3.43 4 {1 tt tt 17466 {56 72 6.3 12 tt {6.61 19913 {5 {5 5 476 4 {1 22 126 4 4.14 2 {1 tt {513666 146 71 {6.2 12 tt {6.61 19915 {5 {5 3 476 {1 {1 21 126 3 3.94 4 {j tt {516966 {56 67 {6.2 13 tt {6.61 19916 tt tt 3 516 {1 {1 24 116 3 3.96 5 {1 tt tt 17766 {56 83 {6.2 13 tt {6.61 SWASTIKA LABORATORIES 1W-3351-RG LJ Sasple description SR TA TH U V ZN LA CE ffi SH EU TB YB LU Mass 4fc X PPH PPH PPH PPH PPH PPfl PPHPPHPPHPPHPPHPPHPPHg j ) 19009 (0.05 (1 9.9 2.5 (4 116 34 82 23 4.1 1.6 (6.5 1.S5 6.34 30.00 -v 19010 (0.05 (1 12 1.5 (4 130 34 82 29 4.4 1.0 (0.5 1.59 6.36 30.66 ' "* 19011 (0.05 (1 11 1.5 (4 88 38 166 28 4.7 1.2 (6.5 1.89 6.34 36.66 19612 (6.05 2 8.9 3.0 (4 81 31 68 26 3.8 1.2 (6.5 1.67 6.34 36.66 19969 (0.05 (1 10 2.7 (4 106 35 82 21 4.3 1.2 (6.5 1.59 6.36 36.06 O 19910 (0.05 (1 16 2.6 (4 101 30 76 24 3.9 1.1 (6.5 1.70 6.26 36.60 19913 (6.05 (1 9.1 3.1 (4 152 31 75 24 3.8 1.6 (6.5 1.49 6.24 36.66 19915 (0.05 (1 13 2.2 (4 118 39 96 36 4.6 1.2 (6.5 1.61 6.28 36.66 J 19916 (0.05 (1 11 (6.5 (4 169 38 91 24 4.5 1.1 (6.5 1.87 6.33 36.66

\ \ 1 i^ Swastika Laboratories ^i^5 IBP? A Division of Assayers Corporation Ltd. 1 Established 1928 Assaying - Consulting - Representation * 1 Geochemical Analvsis Certificate 1W-3351-RG1

Company: W. A. HUBACHECK CONSULTANTS LTD. Date: JUL-31-91 1 Projecc 182 Copy 1. 141 ADELAIDE ST. W.SUITE 603 .TORONTO, Ann: D. CHRISTIE 2. ONT.M5H3L5 3. FAX TO 679-8467 1 We hereby certify the following Geochemical Analysis of 9 STREAM SEDIMENT samples submitted JUL-08-91 by D. CHRISTIE. Sample Cu 1 Nuntoer PIM 19009 19 19010 23 1 19011 26 19012 20 1 19909 22 19910 21 19913 28 19915 29 1 19916 25 1 1 1 1 1 1 1

1 ^ 1 Certified by L VCA -~- -. \ r~7 ,0. .\h^ -*- 1 P.O. Box 10, Swastika, Ontario POK 1TO Te2ephone (705) 642-3244 FAX (705)642-3300 1 ..^—^^^fc ^ ^ Swastika Laboratories ^6|H^^ A Division of Assayers Corporation Ltd. 1 Esubushed .928 Assaying - Consulting - Representation

* Geochemical Analvsis Certificate 1W-3620-RG1

Company: W.A. HUBACHECK CONSULTANTS LTD. Date: AUG-27-91 1 Project: Copy 1. 141 ADELAIDE ST.W.SUITE 603.TORONTO, Attn: DAVID CHRISTIE 2. ONT. M5H 3L5 3. FAX TO 4 16-364-2895 We hereby certify the following Geochemical Analysis of 16 SEDIMENT samples 1 submitted AUG-06-91 by DAVID CHRISTIE. Sample Au Cu 1 Number H-34 PIM 19056 25 19057 32 1 19058 23 19955 29 l ; 19956 31 ^H A 19957 34 19958 32 19959 36 l 19960 32 19961 34 19962 31 i™ t 19963 27 i- 19964 23 19965 29 r 19966 26 i 19967 41 i i i i i 77 ^-r ff 1 Certified by ^/vj ' /^/f/ 1"/ i ' ,/ P.O. Box 10, Swastika, Ontario POK 1TO i ' in-i _ u _ .— / nnc\fAn onAA ITAV /'7rtK^

Saaple description AUA6ASBABRCACOCRCSFEHFH6 IR HO MA NI R8 SB SC SE SN f m PPH PPH m PPH—pat

19656 (5 (5 3 570 4 3 26 136 5 4.26 3 (1 (5 (5 17200 156 136 (02 13 (5 (0.61 19057 5 (5 3 570 {j (1 24 126 4 4.23 4 (1 tt tt 21366 (50 78 0.2 13 (5 (0.01 19058 6 (5 4 446 6 2 34 110 3 3.63 4 (1 tt (5 19100 (50 72 (0.2 H (5 (0.01 19955 (5 (5 3 666 (1 2 24 130 5 4.42 5 (1 (5 (5 21260 (50 160 (0.2 14 (5 (0.01 o A aa 19956 13 —45 -3- 660--4 -(1 ?ft 120 u 4 W 4 (1 (5 (5 IfiSflA (-50 qj 0 3 13 rt (fi Al 19957 (5 (5 4 496 (1 25 130 4 4.38 5 (1 tt (5 19800 (50 98 (0.2 14 (5 (0.01 19958 (5 (5 4 626 2 (1 24 140 4 4.33 5 (1 (5 (5 19960 (50 120 (0.2 14 (5 (0.01 19959 (5 (5 5 626 2 {j 26 140 4 4.76 5 (1 (5 (5 19166 (50 110 (0.2 15 (5 (0.01 19960 (5 (5 3 446 {1 (1 27 140 4 4.86 4 (1 (5 (5 19506 120 75 (0.2 15 (5 (0.01 199fil 10 tt —— 6C —— KWCCA— — 4—-O- 26 126 4 4 66 4 (1 (5 ft 19866 lid 110 V tJ 13 rt 16 Al 19962 (5 (5 4 456 (1 26 140 5 4.82 5 (1 tt (5 20000 210 100 0.3 15 (5 (0.01 19963 (5 rt 3 596 {1 2 24 116 4 3.96 4 (1 (5 tt 21000 (50 50 0.2 13 (5 (0.01 19964 (5 (5 (2 566 (1 (1 18 146 4 3.84 5 (1 tt (5 20460 (50 71 (0.2 14 (5 (0.01 19965 (5 (5 4 596 3 (1 24 136 3 4.19 4 (1 (5 tt 20166 (56 73 0.3 12 (5 (0.01 19966 /c —tt 3-536 3 2 -19-— 4W1QA— 3 4.15 4 (1 tt (5 21706 (50 64 (fi? 14 rt (001 19967 31 (5 3 566 (1 (1 23 366 3 4.90 4 (1 (5 tt 25666 120 56 0.6 14 tt (0.01

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Sa^le description SR TA TH U W ZN LA CE ND SK EU TB YB LU Mass A y IPPMPPMPPMPPMPPMPPNPPMPPKPWIPPHPPMPWIPPH,, J

19656 {0.65 1 11 1.2 {4 133 36 64 28 3.8 6.9 {6.5 1.48 6.36 36.66 o 19657 {0.05 {1 12 2.5 {4 117 46 82 23 4.6 1.3 {6.5 1.67 6.32 36.66 19058 {0.05 {1 6.9 1.9 {4 127 22 49 17 2.9 6.9 {6.5 1.45 6.29 27.60 19955 {0.05 {i 14 3.5 {4 74 46 116 34 5.4 1.4 {6.5 1.98 6.38 36.60 o 19956 - {0 05 {1 13 2 4 u M -86 25 4.8 1.4 {6.5 1.92 6.41 25.66 •J

19957 {0.05 {1 15 2.0 {4 {50 55 136 41 6.3 1.7 1.8 2.46 0.44 30.00 G 19958 {0.05 {1 15 2.9 {4 122 48 126 27 5.8 1.5 {6.5 2.41 6.39 36.00 19959 {0.05 {1 16 3.3 {4 134 63 156 46 7.3 2.6 1.3 2.81 6.43 36.00 19960 {0.05 {1 16 3.0 {4 106 55 136 37 6.3 1.8 6.9 2.31 0.40 36.00 O 19961 .- - .xeJS- .{1- 13- -34 {4 104 fi? 46 6.6 1.6 {6.5 2.27 0 43 30 00

19962 6.68 {1 14 3.3 {4 {50 49 126 35 5.7 1.6 0.9 2.14 0.38 36.66 C, 19963 {6.05 {1 12 2.1 {4 161 36 92 36 4.5 1.4 {6.5 1.73 6.39 36.66 19964 {6.05 {1 12 3.0 {4 116 39 96 28 4.8 1.3 {6.5 2.26 6.37 36.66 19965 0.06 {1 11 3.7 {4 164 39 92 26 4.8 1.4 1.1 2.63 6.36 36.66 19966^ -- -{0.05 XI- 9.5- 24 ^4— (56- 27 63— 24 3.6- 1.6 {6.5 1.78 0 27 30 00

19967 {0.05 {1 7.8 2.3 {4 94 23 51 19 3.4 1.6 {6.5 1.76 0.39 30.06

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- - - i ^r^ Swastika Laboratories -w*-^^BS^y^^-* A Division of Assayers Corporation Ltd. Assaying - Consulting - Representation I Established 1928

Geochemical Analvsis Certificate 1W-3552-RG1

Company: \V. A. HUBACHECK CONSULTANTS Date: SEP-05-91 1 Project: 182 Copy 1. 141 ADELAIDE ST W #603, TORONTO M5H3L5 Attn: D.CHRISTIE 2. FAX TO 416-364-2895 1 We hereby certify the following Geochemical Analysis of 20 STREAM SEDIMENTS samples submitted JUL-29-91 by . 1 Sample Au+34 Au check Cu * Number ppb ppb PIM B 19031 36 B 19036 18 * 19037 27 19040 37 17 19041 11 1 19046 17 19936 22 19937 26 1 19938 25 19940 14 19941 17 1 19942 6 19943 34 19947 19 1 19948 37 19949 32 19950 31 19951 21 1 19952 21 1 19953 16 1 1 1

1 1 ^ - ^ Certified by k ;t^\~^C\ ' . "/Ct \ci^ f \ 1 P.O. Box 10, Swastika, Ontario POK 1TO 1 Telephone ( 705 ) 642-3244 FAX ( 705 ) 642-3300 l ACTIVATION l CTLABS LABORATORIES LTD

Invoice No.: 3026 l Work Order: 3005 Invoice Date: 23-AUG-91 Date Submitted: 9-AUG-91 l Your Reference: 1W-3552-RG Account Number: 128

5TIKA LABORATORIES 3 .0. BOX 10 STIKA,ONTARIO 1TO VTTN:f DONNA GARDNER l

CERTIFICATE OF ANALYSIS

package, elements and detection limits:

5. PPB AG 5 . PPM AS 2. PPM BA 100. PPM 1 . PPM CA 1 . X CO 5. PPM CR 10. PPM CS 2. PPM FE 0 .02 \ HF 1 . PPM HG 1 . PPM 5. PPB MO 5 . PPM NA 500. PPM NI 50. PPM 30. PPM SB 0 .2 PPM se 0.1 PPM SE 5. PPM SN 0.01 X SR 0 .05 X TA 1 . PPM TH 0.5 PPM 0.5 PPM W 4 . PPM ZN 50. PPM LA 1 . PPM 3. PPM ND 5 . PPM SM 0.1 PPM EU 0.2 PPM 0.5 PPM YB 0 .05 PPM LU 0-05 PPM

CERTIFIED BY :

DR. ERIC L.T HOFFMAN

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I 1336 SANDHILL DRIVE, ANCASTER, ONTARIO, CANADA L9G 4V5 * TEL: 416-648-9611 " FAX: 416-648-9613 o SWASTIKA LABORATORIES 1W-3552-RG1 Saaple description AUA6ASBABRCACOCRCSFEHF H8 IR HO M HI F® se se SE SN W c fTBODD rrnDDU rDOUrn rrnDDU rrnDCU sV rrnDOU rrnDDU rrnDDU *i rrnDOU PPH -PPR- rrnDQU rrnDOti rrnHDM rrnDDU rrnDOU rDOUrn PPM 1 ~\)

19631 tt tt {2 766 {1 22 146 3 4.34 4 {1 tt tt 23366 {50 83 6.3 13 tt {0.01 c 19636 16 tt 6 546 8 {1 31 126 3 3.41 4 6 tt 18266 116 85 0.4 H tt {0.01 19637 26 tt 4 476 11 tt 13 86 3 2.22 2 tt tt 11566 {56 83 0.3 8.8 tt {6.61 19646 267 tt 4 456 6 3 12 526 {2 2.57 8 {1 tt 23766 {56 51 0.4 10 tt {6.61 c 19441 J14 ^ {5AW —3 3 12 256 {2 2.52 —7- tt {5 24866 150 62 {0 2 11 {5 {6 01 19046 8 tt {2 496 1 2 17 260 3 3.22 5 {1 tt tt 22700 {56 76 0.4 12 tt {6.61 c 19936 26 tt 5 466 H tt 11 116 4 2.84 4 tt tt 16266 {50 49 0.3 H tt {0.01 19937 {5 tt Q 496 tt 16 91 {2 2.86 3 tt tt 12800 {56 72 {0.2 9.8 tt {0.01 19938 18 tt 16 2 9 67 3 1.84 1 {1 tt tt 6246 {56 {36 6.3 6.7 tt {0.01 c 19943 11 — tt- 3 440 {1 19 346 o 3 ffi 5 {1 8 tt 73766 {50 63 {6.2 11 tt {0.01 19941 16 tt 6 410 9 1 96 166 3 3.44 4 {1 tt tt 21100 {50 47 6.3 11 tt {6.61 e 19942 46 {5 3 496 2 3 12 450 {2 2.58 12 tt tt 26266 {50 {30 {0.2 12 tt {0.61 19943 9 {5 5 416 14 2 36 510 {2 3.51 4 {1 tt tt 26466 266 {30 {6.2 12 tt {6.61 19947 16 tt 3 560 3 tt 14 110 2 2.95 5 {i tt tt 22660 {50 86 6.3 12 tt {6.61 o 19948 ~~ 18- tt ^^{168-—16- tt 17 110 3 ?.Sfi 3 {S tt 13366 {50 44 {0.2 11 {5 {0.01 19949 14 tt {2 676 3 3 18 130 4 3.69 3 {1 tt tt 26866 {56 116 6.2 13 tt {0.01 c 19956 7 {5 {2 660 {1 19 130 3 3.84 4 {1 tt tt 21766 {56 85 {6.2 12 tt {0.01 19951 12 tt 4 580 4 2 18 110 3 3.11 3 {1 tt tt 16060 {50 67 {0.2 11 tt {0.61 19952 {5 tt 3 460 5 2 17 100 3 3.11 4 {1 tt tt 15966 {56 65 6.3 H tt {6.61 19953 -tt tt 3 436 -tt 3 17—110 3 3 17 5 1 {5 (5 21466 '50 ^s a ? i? tt rt fll

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Saaple description SRTATHU V ZN LA CE ND SK EU TB YB LU tess y—..— l . PPH PPH ^PPH-Pffl— PPH— fBL-ffl! PPH— PPH-JPtt- PPH g -i ' 19631 {6.65 {1 16 {6.5 {4 88 35 67 29 4.4 1.2 {0.5 1.92 6.31 36.60 19636 {6.65 {1 7.9 1.4 {4 144 21 49 20 2.7 0.9 0.6 1.31 0.22 30.60 19637 {6.65 {1 8.6 2.1 {4 92 29 57 25 3.8 0.8 {0.5 1.30 0.24 20.06 19646 6.68 {1 5.3 3.8 {4 {56 35 46 34 4.5 1.3 0.7 1.83 6.31 30.66 C; 19841 {6.05 fl--A2- {0-5 {4 {56 .-20. 44 _14-. 31 1 0 09 1 64 029 3000 j 19646 {6.65 {1 7.8 1.2 {4 118 27 61 23 3.7 1.2 0.8 1.78 0.32 30.00 V.-' 19936 {6.65 2 7.1 4.4 {4 63 22 46 15 3.0 0.9 {0.5 1.13 0.23 20.00 19937 {6.65 {1 8.8 2.5 {4 115 34 69 26 4.2 1.1 0.7 1.47 0.26 30.00 19938 {6.65 {1 7.6 {6.5 {4 76 26 47 18 3.0 0.8 {0.5 0.81 0.18 15.66 19340. - M 05 -il S 3 -{0-5- {4 76 48 17 3 1 i ] {8 5 1 W 032 3000

19941 {6.05 {1 7.5 {0.5 {4 151 23 52 14 3.3 1.0 {0.5 1.44 0.27 36.06 19942 {6.65 {1 6.9 1.8 {4 58 21 47 21 3.3 1.1 {0.5 2.09 0.43 30.66 19943 {6.65 2 3.5 1.4 {4 164 21 47 15 3.5 1.3 0.6 1.84 6.35 36.06 19947 {6.65 {1 7.8 {0.5 {4 {56 27 59 19 3.9 1.1 {0.5 1.77 0.33 36.66 1994S. .. {6.05 {1 16 1,7 {4 81 34 76 ffi 44 1 1 1.2 1.51 0.31 20.66 19949 {6.65 {1 12 2.6 {4 86 38 77 24 4.4 1.3 0.9 1.57 0.32 30.66 19956 {6.65 {1 12 {6.5 {4 76 37 72 34 4.4 1.3 {6.5 1.73 6.31 36.66 19951 {6.65 {1 9.7 1.2 {4 166 28 60 18 3.5 1.0 6.6 1.46 6.26 36.06 19952 {6.65 {1 8.1 {6.5 {4 136 27 59 23 3.5 0.9 {6.5 1.54 6.24 36.66 19953 {6.65 {1 8.3 1,2 {4 99 24 48 18 -J.2-.J.0- {05 1 76 023 3000

l l ACTIVATION l y?bTLABS LABORATORIES LTD Invoice No.: 3387 l Work Order: 3348 Invoice Date: 26-NOV-91 Date Submitted: 28-OCT-91 l Your Reference: 182 Account Number: WOl4

HUBACHECK CONSULTANTS LTD .41 ADELAIDE ST WEST, SUITE 603 IONTO, ONT 3L5 iTT:DAVE CHRISTIE

l CERTIFICATE OF ANALYSIS

ints and detection limits:

1. PPB AG 2. PPM AS 1. PPM BA 100. PPM 1 1. PPM C A 1. •o0. CO 1. PPM CR 5. PPM CS 1. PPM FE 0.01 % HF 1. PPM HG 1. PPM 5. PPB MO 2. PPM NA 100. PPM NI 50. PPM 30. PPM SB 0.1 PPM se 0.1 PPM SE 3. PPM i 0. 01 % SR 0.05 % TA 1. PPM TH 0.5 PPM 0. 5 PPM W 3. PPM ZN 50. PPM LA 1. PPM 3. PPM ND 5. PPM SM 0.1 PPM EU 0.2 PPM i 0. 5 PPM YB 0.05 PPM LU ' 0.05 PPM CERTIFIED BY :

DR. ERIC/L. HOFFMAN

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CSentNo. ***** Molb*l^udbury Contact Mines Ltd. 198617 -g-—————————————————— P.O. Box ..v,*ino———————————————————————— ***1* 401 Bay St., Ste. 2302, Toronto, Ont. M5H 2Y4 Uor 3 Wan No. ——— ——— ——— fining owewn Larder Lake D lvlsion 'HuriYgan 6 Rattray Townships G-3219, M373

8Srt?^ From: June, 1991 To: October, 1991 tforfc Performed (Check One Work Group Only) Work Group Type X QeotechnlcsJ Survey Geological Mapping and Stream Sediment Survey Physical Work. Includingt— ^i..ji^— uniiingf\^lllMtf* Rerwomtauon•fc — fc- — a-lMm— Al — -^ ——————————————————RECEIVED ———— Other Authorized Work ———————————————————————————jftM04 1993 ——— — — Assays Assignment from Reserve MINING LANDS bRANCH Total Assessment Work Claimed on the Attached Statement of Cotte l 52 ' 360 ' 00 Note: The Minister may reject for assessment work credit aN or part of the assessmsnt work submitted if the recorded holder cannot verify expenditure* daJmed. jn the statement of coets within 90 days of a request for verification.

Persons and Survey Company Who Performed the Work (Give Name and- Address of Author of Report) Name Address David W. Christie 141 Adelaide St. West, Ste. 603,

W. A. Hubacheck Consultants Ltd. Toronto, Ont. M5H'3L5

i - . (attach a schedule H nscesssry) Certification of Beneficial Interest ' See Note No. 1 on reverse side fiato (Slgrielurek^' l certify that at the time the work waa performed, the dafcna covered In thla work Oct. 26/92 report were recorded In the currant holder'a nema or held under a beneWel Wareat by the current recorded holder. ———-——-——^————

Certification of Work Report l certify that l have a peraonal knowledge of the factt Ml forth In thla Work report, hiving performed (he work or wttneaaad tame during and/or after Ha completion and annexed report la true. Nam* and Addraaa of Penon Cemfytng David W. Christie, 141 Adelaide St. West, STe. 603, Toronto, Ont. M5H 3L5

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Credits you are claiming in this report may be cut back. In order to minimize the adverse effects of such deletions, please indicate from which claims you wish to priorite the deletion of credits. Please mark (**) one of the following: t. D Credits are to be cut back starting with the claim listed last, working backwards. 2. D Credits are to be cut back equally over all claims contained In this report of work. 3. jZf Credits are to be cut back as priorized on the attached appendix. in the event that you have not specified your choice of priority, option one will be implemented.

Note 1: Examples of beneficial Interest are unrecorded transfers, option agreements, memorandum of agreements, etc., with respect to the mining claims.

Note 2: If work has been performed on patented or leased land, please complete the following:

i ctrtily thai the recorded holder had a beneficial interest in the patented Signature jOaie c' 'eased land at the time the work was performed i t 1' B|

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Credits you arc claiming in this report may be cut back. In order to minlmiza the adverse effects of such deletions, please indicate from which claims you wish to priorlze the deletion of credits. Please mark (c) one of the following: i Q Credits are to be cut back starting with the claim listed last, working backwards. 2. Q Credits are to be cut back equally over all claims contained In this report of work. 3. JZCredits are to be cut back as prkxized on the attached appendix. In the event that you have not specified your choice of priority, option one will be implemented.

Note 1: Examples of beneficial Interest sre unrecorded transfers, option agreements, memorandum of agreements, etc., with respect to the mining claims.

Note 2: If work has been performed on pstsnted or leased land, please complete the following:

l certify (hat the recorded holder hid a benelioal interest in the patented Signature 'Dale or 'eased land at the time the work was ! rif1 '1 if

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Cradits vou ara claiming in this report may ba cut back. In order to minimize the adverse effects of such deletions, please indicate from which claims you wish to priorize the deletion of credits. Please mark (**) one of the following: 1. D Credits are to be cut back starting with the claim listed last, working backwards. 2. D Credits are to be cut back equally over all claims contained In this report of work. 3. ^EJ Credits are to be cut back as priorized on the attached appendix. In the event that you have not specified your choice of priority, option one will be implemented.

Note 1: Examples of beneficial Interest are unrecorded transfers, option agreements, memorandum of agreementa, etc., with respect to the mining claims.

Note a: If work haa been performed on patented or leased land, please complete the following:

l certify that the recorded holder had a beneficial interest in the patented or leased land at the time the work was performed. '' 4

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Credits you are claiming In this report may be cut back. In order to minimize the advert* effects of such deletions, please indicate from which claims you wish to priorize the deletion of credits. Please mark (^) one of the following: 1. D Credits are to be cut back starting with the claim listed last, working backwards. 2. Dpredits are lo be cut back equally over all claims contained in this report of work. 3. JHCredits are to be cut back as priorized on the attached appendix. in the event that you have not specified your choice of priority, option one will be Implemented.

Note 1: Examples of beneficial Interest are unrecorded transfers, option agreements, memorandum of agreements, etc., with respect to the mining claims.

Note 2: If work has been performed on patented or leased land, please complete the following:

l certify that the recorded holder had a beneficial interest in tht patented Signature 'Date or (eased (and at the lime the work was performed. i '' itf

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Credits you are claiming in thia report may be cut back. In order to minimize the adverse effects of such deletions, please indicate from which claims you wish to priorite the deletion of credits. Please mark (**) one of the following: 1. D Credits are to be cut back starting with the claim listed last, working backwards. 2. QCredits are to be cut back equally over all claims contained In this report of work. 3. XS Credits are to be cut back as priorized on the attached appendix. In the event that you have not specified your choice of priority, option one will be implemented.

Note 1: Examples of beneficial Interest are unrecorded transfers, option agreements, memorandum of agreements, etc., with respect to the mining claims.

Note 2: If work has been performed on patented or leased land, please complete the following:

l cinify that tht rtcordtd holder had a btntficiat inltrest in th* patented Signature lOate or leased land at the time the worK was performed '' o11 1!1!

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Credits you are claiming in this report may be cut back. In order to minimize the adverse effacts of such deletions, please indicate from which claims you wish to priorize the deletion of credits. Please mark (x) one of tht following: t. Q Credits are to be cut back starting with the claim listed last, working backwards. 2. Q Credits are to be cut back equally over all claims contained in this report of work. 3. ^jZCredils are to be cut back as priorlzed on the attached appendix. In the event that you have not specified your choice of priority, option one will be implamented.

Note l: Examples of beneficial Interest are unrecorded transfers, option agreements, memorandum of agreements, etc., with respect to the mining claims.

Note 2: If work haa been performed on patented or leaaed land, please complete the following:

t certify that the recorded holder hid a beneficial intartst in the patented Signature [Date or 'eased land at the time the work was performed. 1 l '' fi!!

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Credits you ara claiming in this report may ba cut back. In order to minimize tha adverse effects of such deletions, please indicate from which claims you wish to priorlze tha deletion of credits. Please mark (•J one ol the following: 1 . D Credits are to be cut back starting with tha claim listed last, worKing backwarda. 2. Q Credits are to be cut back equally over all claims contained in this report of work. 3. pa Credits are to be cut back as priorized on the attached appendix. In the event that you have not specified your choice of priority, option one will be implemented.

Note l: Examples of beneficial Intereat ara unrecorded transfers, option agreements, memorandum of agreements, etc., with respect to the mining claims.

Note 2: If work has been performed on patented or leaaed land, pleaae complete the following:

l certify mat iht recorded holder had a beneficial interest in the patented Signature Date or leased land at the isme the work was performed. 1* t i!

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Credits you v. claiming in this report may b. cut back. In ordex to minlmlz. the adverse effects of such deletions, please indicate from which claims you wish to priorize th. deletion of credits. Pl.ase mark (*) on. of th. following: i Q Credits are to be cut back starting with th. claim listed last, working backward.. 2. DjCredits are lo b* cut back equally over all claim, contained In this report of work. 3. .Zf Credits are to be cut back as priorlzed on th. attached appendix. In the event that you have not specified your choice of priority, option on. will b. Implemented.

Jte 1: Examples of beneficial Interest ar. unrecorded tr.nsf.rs, option agr*.m*nt*, memorandum of agreements, etc., with respect to th. mining claim..

)t. 2: If work HM been performed on patented or leased land, pleaM comjM.t. th. following:

tflify thai (h* recorded hold* had a bcntflcial intarttt in iht patented Signature l Dal* 'easee land at iht t,me the work was otrformed. A

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Cradita you ara claiming in this report may ba cut back. In order to minimize tha adverse affects of such delations, please indicate from which claims you wish to prkxize the deletion of credits. Please mark M one of the following: 1. Q Credits are to be cut back starting with the claim dated last, working backwards. 2. Q Credits are to be cut back equally over all claims contained in this report of work. 3. ^Credits are to be cut back as prkxized on the attached appendix. In the event that you have not specified your choice of priority, option one will be implemented.

Note 1: Examples of beneficial intereet are unrecorded tranafara, option agreements, memorandum of agreementa, etc., with respect to the mining elalma.

Note 2: If work haa been performed on patented or leased land, please complete the following:

i l certify that the recorded holder had a beneficial interest in tht patented Signature j Date i ' or leased land at the time the work was performed. i ! J 1 1

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Note 2: H work has been performed on patented or leased land, please thl following:

l ctrtity that the rteordad holder had a beneficial interest in the patented Signature Date or ttaseo land at the time the work was performed. Ministry ol Development Statement of Costs lines for Assessment Credit .Ontario ^ lister* du ttat des coOts aux fins *Oevetoppement du Nord et des mines du credit devaluation Mining Act/Lol sur les mints WENDIGO "A" Personal information collected on this form is obtained under the authority Lea renselgnements personnels oontenua dana to present* formufe sont of the Mining Act. This information will be used to maintain a record and recueilUs en vertu de la Lei *ur to* mines et Mrviront a tenlr a Jour un registre ongoing status of the mining claim(s). Questions about this collection should des concessions mlnleres. Adresser tout* queslton sur l* codec* de ces be directed to the Provincial Manager, Minings Lands. Ministry of Northern renselgnement* au chef provincial des terrains minlers. ministers du Development and Mines. 4th Floor, 159 Cedar Street, Sudbury, Ontario Devetoppement du Nord et d*s Mines. 159, rue Cedar, 4* etage, Sudbury P3E 6A5, telephone (70S) 670-7264. (Ontario) P3E 6AS, telephone (705) 670-7284.

1. Direct Costs/Couts directs 2. Indirect Costs/CoOts Indlrscts Amount Totals * * Note: When claiming Rehabilitation work Indirect cost* are not Type Description Montant Total global allowabto as ass*s*m*nt work. Pour to r*mbour**m*nt d** Iravsux d* rehabilitation, to* coOt* Indirect* n* sont pu admlsslbto* *n tant que Iravaux Wag** Labour 29315.95 Salalras Main-d'oeuvre d'evaluatlon. Field Supervision 4689.16 34005.1: Amount Totals Supervision sur le terrain Type Description Montant Total global Typ. Typ* Contractor'a Transportation and Consultant's Vssays 2144.75 Transport Truck Rental 2596.16 4382.08 F*** Fuel 933.09 DrotUd* Report rreparatl on ('entrepreneur et de I'expert- Courier 219.17 6526.83 SuppNe* Used Weld Equipment 546.46 FoumNur** utm**** Map Rp^'PiVn^J"' 3748.42 Food and Lodging Field Expenses 3979.73 J979.73 JAN 04 1 J9? Nourrttureet 18511)0 Mobilization and TypMIMlNvJ LAlNUO Equipment Mobilisation et Rental ATV, Canoe demobilisation Location d* mattriel Magellan GSP anc Sub Total of Indirect Coata walkie talkie Total partlel des eoOta Indlrecta 7728.15 rental 2250.29 |225iMyM Amount Allowabto (not greater then MH of Direct Cost*) Montant *dmisslbl* (n'*xc*d*nt pa* M H d*s coots direct*) 7728.15 Total Direct Coata Total des coOta directs Kin

Note: The recorded holder will be required to verify expenditures claimed in Not* : LetHutoJre enregfstreseratenu d* verifier tos expenses demand*** dans this statement of costs within 30 days of a request for verification. If le present etat des coOts dana le* 30 jours survant un* demand* a cet verification is not made, the Minister may reject for assessment work effet. SI la verification n'est pea effectuee, le mlnistre peut rejeter tout all or part of the assessment work submitted. ou un* parti* d** travaux d'evaluatlon preserves.

FINng Dlacounta Remises pour depot

1. Work filed within two years of completion is claimed at 10Wb of 1. Les travaux opposes dans les deux arts survant tour schevemenl sont the above Total Value of Assessment Credit.

2. Work filed three, four or five years after completion Is claimed at 2. L** travaux depose* trois. quatr* ou cinq ana apr** tour achevement SOW of the above Total Value of Assessment Credit. Sea sont rembourse* i 50 H de la vatour total* du credit devaluation calculations below: susmentjonn*. Volr let calculs d-d***ous.

Total Value of Assessment Credit Total Assessment Claimed Vatour totale du credit d'evaluatlon Evaluation totale demand** x 0.50 x 0,50

Certification Verifying Statement of Coste Attestation de I'stat des coOts l hereby certify: J'atteste par la presente : that the amounts shown are as accurate as possible and these costs que les montantt Indiques sont It plus exact possible et que ces were incurred while conducting assessment work on the lands shown defenses ont M engagees poUr etfectuer les travaux devaluation on the accompanying Report of Work form. sur les terrain* Indlquas dans la tormule de rapport de travail ci-joint. that as Project Geologist . l am authorized Et qu'a tltre de je suis autorise (R*co*d*d Holder. Ag*m. Petition m Company) (Mulaire wviylttr, repressntant. pott* occup* dsnt K eompagni*) to make this certification A falre catto attestation. /'

O?' 1104/911 Noia : Dsnt cetts formuls. lorsqu'U designs des personnes, l* mstculin *si Ministry of Report of Work Conducted Transaction Number Non i Development After Recording Claim ! Ontario Mining Act 'ereoncJ Information collected on this form Is obtained under the authority of the Mining Ad. this Information wfll be ueed for correspondence. Questions about his collection should be directed to the Provincial Manager, Mining Lands, Ministry of Northern Development and Mines, Fourth Floor, 15* Cedar Street, Sudbury, Ontario, P3E 6A5, telephone (706) 870-7264. ;' O 14m f\o*) f* \J- nstructlons: - Please type or print and submit in duplicate. * fc * -*- - Refer to the Mining Act and Regulations for requirements of filing assessment work or consult the Mining Recorder. i , - A separate copy of this form must be completed for each Work Group. - Technical reports and maps must accompany this form In duplicate. - A sketch, showing the claims the work is assigned to, rnust aBcoMpfeny this form. WENDIGO "B

Recorded Holders)

Bay St./P.O. Box 102, Mining ok•* i -Jj i^' A' i -- ;i tTftiftl*i*a' "Sales"Larder Lake Division gW.w:fty Work From: June l, 1991 Performed Work Performed (Check One Work Group Otiryj j "' Work Group Gtotechnlcal Survey Geological Mabp;thg,6fr Physical Work. Including Drilling

Rehabilitation Other Authorized Work

Assays Assignment from Reserve

Total Assessment Work Claimed on the Attached Note: The Minister may reject for assessment Mrk ^redtt,|i t work submitted If the recorded holder cannot verify expenditures request for verification.

Persons and Survey Company Who P*rtorrh4d tt* Wofk^ 1(11.^Author i . ' ; of Report)'

David W. Christie W,A. Hubacheck Cons. Ltd. Toronto^

(attach a schedule rf nec**eary) ;

Csrttflcatlon of Beneficial Interest * See Note No. 1 on reverse std* Gate Holder or Agent (Signature) l certify that at the time the work was performed, the claJms covered In this work report were recorded In the current holder's name or held under a beneftdal Interest Oct. 22/92 by the current recorded holder.

Certification of Work Report 1 certify that 1 have a personal knowledge of the facts set forth In this VYork report, having performed the work or witnessed same during and/or after Its completion and annexed report Is true. Name and Address of Person Certifying David W. Christie, 141 Adelaide St. W., Ste. 6bl*o^prcihto* Ont. M5H 3L5

Telefron* No Oat* Certmetl^y islgnawby A""^ 416-364-2895 Oct. 22/92 '1 ''^^yj[ 7'^A yj ' For Office Use Only i. . -; Brtv*) - *'.***. ' i ft- s: r-ir-x^^-., ,^ — Total Vtlu* Cr. Recorded Dal* ft+corded Mini r*g Recorder j, ^ Received Starn^ - V-/ r: J V f U

Deemed Approval Dale Dais Approved yy/^^ --^3 r. , ,.PFC 5 ^ Dais Notice tor Amendments Sent

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Credits you are claiming In this report may be cut back. In order to minimize the adv^'effeds of such deletions, please indicate from which claims you wish to prlorlze the deletion of credits. Please mark M oh* of till fotfewlng: 1. D Credits are to be cut back starting with the claim listed last, working backw Srd*; 2. D Credits are to be cut back equally over all claims contained In this report ol Vfto. 3. D^Credits are to be cut back as prlorized on the attached appendix. In the event that you have not specified your choice of priority, option one wilt be Irnplemented.

Note 1: Example* of beneficial Interest are unrecorded transfers, option agreement*, memorandum of agreements, etc., with respect to the mining claim*. ~" ~.-

Not* 2: If worfc ha* been performed on patented or leased land, plea** complete the following:

l certify that the recorded holder had a beneficial interest In the patented Signature Date of iflased land at the lime the work was performed '' 8!!

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Note 1: Examples of beneficial Interest are unrecorded transfers, option agrettminfi, memorandum of agreements, etc., with respect to the mining claims.

Note 2: If work has been performed on patented or teased land, please complete the following:

l certify that the recorded holder had a beneficial interest in the patented Signature Date or teased land at the lime the work was performed Ministry of t ern Development Statement of Costs Transaction No./N* de transaction koines for Assessment Credit Ontario Rnlstere du fetat des coQts aux fins Developpement du Nord et des mines du credit devaluation Mining Act/Lol *ur let mine* WENDIGO "B1

Personal information collected on this form is obtained under the authority Les renseignements personnels contenus dans la presente formule sont of the Mining Act. This information will be used to maintain a record and recueillis en vertu de la Lot sur let mint* et aerviront a tenlr a jour un reglstre ongoing status of the mining claim(s). Questions about this collection should des concessions mlnlere*. Adresser toute question sur la collece de ces be directed to the Provincial Manager, Minings Lands, Ministry of Northern renseignements au chef provincial des terrains miniers, ministere du Development and Mines, 4th Floor, 159 Cedar Street, Sudbury, Ontario Developpement du Nord et des Mines, 159, rue Cedar, 4* etage, Sudbury P3E 6AS. telephone (705) 670-7264. (Ontario) P3E 8A5, telephone (705) 670-7264.

1. Direct Costs/CoOts directs 2. Indirect Costs/CoOts Indirect* Amount Totals j * * Not*: When claiming Rehabilitation work Indirect costs are not Type Description Montan) Total global allowable as assessment work. Pour l* remboursement des travaux de rehabilitation, les Wage* Labour 3,244.0! coOts indlrects ne sont pas admissibles en tant que travaux Salalre* Main-d'oeuvre d'evaluatlon. Field Supervision 510.84 3754.89 Amount Totals Supervision sur le terrain Type Description Montant Total global Typ. Contractor's Assays 237.33 Transportation ^ruck Rental 287.01 •nd Consultant's Transport Fee* 484.92 Dralta de Drafting Fuel 103.14 ('entrepreneur Report Preparat Lon et de ('expert- consell 722.25 Courier 24.30 Typ* Supplies Used 60.48 Fournltures Field Equipment utlllsees Map reproduction and purchase 144.45 414.45 Food and Lodging Groceries 440.37 440.37 Nourrtture et nvD*)fQ4ffl6nt 204.93 MoMIUMIon and Typ. Demobilization Equipment Mobilisation tt Rental ATV, Canoe demobilisation Location de Sub Total of Indirect Costs maUrlel Magellon GPS S Total partial des coOts Indlrects 854.82 Walkie Talkies 257.04 tf57*0*i;:i Amount Allowable (not greater than 20H of Direct Costs) Montant admissible (n'*xced*nt pa* 20 H de* coots direct*) 854.82 Total Direct Costs Total Value t Alesssment CredH Valeur totale du credit (Total of ttreW knd Adowsbte d'fvarurton ^3^93 Total des coOU directs r*l Irvflnet eAAtat rToU rfM MOti dr*fti *t Indirect* tdmtolble* S

Note: The recorded holder will be required to verify expenditures claimed In Note : Le tltulalre enregistr* sera tenu de verifier les depenses demandees dans this statement of costs within 30 days of a request for verification. If le present etat des coOts dan* le* 30 jours suivant une demand* a cat verification is not made, the Minister may reject for assessment work effet, SI IS verification n'est pas effectuee, le ministre peut rejeter tout ————————————RECEIVED—————————————————all or part of the assessment work submitted. ^. ^ ^ _. _ ou un* parti* de* travaux d'avaluatlon presentes.

Filing Discount* Remises pour d4pot JAN O 4 1993 1. Work filed within two years of completion is claimed at lOO'Vb of 1. Les travaux deposes dans les deux ans suivant leur achievement sont the above Total Value of Assessment C/edit. retnbourses a 100 ty d* la valeur totale susmentlonnee du credit devaluation. IVI l l \ i . l v* fcu- t* * mr +S *— t 2. Work filed three, four or five years after completion Is claimed at 2. Les travaux deposes trois, quatre ou cinq ans apres leur achievement 50"M) of the above Total Value of Assessment Credit. See sont rembourse* li 50 M d* la valeur totale du credit devaluation calculations below: susmentlonne. Volr les cslculs cl-dessous.

Total Value of Assessment Credit Total Assessment Claimed Valeur totale du cridrt Devaluation Evaluation totale demandee x 0.50 x 0,50 -

Certification Verifying Statement of Costs Attestation de I'etlt des coOts l hereby certify: J'atteste pdr la presente : that the amounts shown are as accurate as possible and these costs que les montants indiques sont le plus exact possible et que ces were incurred while conducting assessment work on the lands shown depenses ont ete engagees pour effectuer les travaux devaluation on Ihe accompanying Report of Work form. sur les terrains Indiques dans la formule de rapport de travail ci-joint. PROJECT GEOLOGIST that as ______. l am authorized Et qu'a titre de je suis autorisd (Recorded Holder. Agent. Position in Company) (tltuliirt •nregistr*, represenunt, pott* occup* dins la compagnie) to make this certification a fairs cettt attestation.

Nota ' Dans cede formula, lorsqu'll design* des personnes. le masculin est utilise au s^s neuue Ontario Ministry of Ministere du Mining Lands Branch Northern Development Developpement du Nord Geoscience Approvals Section and Mines et des Mines 933 Ramsey Lake Road 6th Floor Sudbury, Ontario P3E 6B5 Telephone: (705) 670-5853 Fax: (705) 670-5863 January 28, 1993 Our File: 2. 14861 Transaction #W9280.00211 #W9280. 00212 Mining Recorder Ministry of Northern Development and Mines 4 Government Road East Kirkland Lake, Ontario P2N 1A2 Dear Sir/Madam:

Subject: APPROVAL OF ASSESSMENT WORK CREDITS ON MINING CLAIMS L. 1090168 ET AL. IN MULLIGAN AND RATTRAY TOWNSHIPS

The assessment work credits for the Geological and Assay Surveys filed under Sections 12 and 17 of the Mining Act Regulations have been approved. The approval date is January 22, 1993. Please indicate this approval on your records. If you have any questions regarding this correspondence, please contact Ted Anderson of the Mining Lands Branch at (705) 670-5856. Yours sincerely,

ONTARini. OGICA'UH A'-'^f-'^'Wf HltS Acting Senior Manager, Mining Lands Bran) Mines and Minerals Division AA/j l Enclosures: * t i- Ufc* E cc: Resident Geologist Assessment Files Library Kirkland Lake, Ontario Toronto, Ontario REFERENCES LEGEND

HIGHWAY AND ROUTE No. AREAS W ITHDRAWN FROM DISPOSITION MCFADDEN TWP. OTHER ROADS M.R.O. - MINING R IGHTS ONLY TRAILS S.R.O. - SURFACE R IGHTS ONLY SURVEYED LINES: TOWNSHIPS, BASE L INES, ETC. M.+ S. - MINING AND SURFACE RIGHTS LOTS, MINING CLAIMS, PARCELS, ETC Description O rder No. Date Disposition j, V ; UNSURVEYED LINES: LOT LINES PARCEL BOUNDARY MINING CLAIMS ETC. RAILWAY AND RIGHT OF WAY UTILITY LINES •fez --v^v~ ^. NON-PERENNIAL STREAM FLOODING OR FLOODING RIGHTS SUBDIVISION OR COMPOSITE PLAN RESERVATIONS ORIGINAL SHORELINE MARSH OR MUSKEG Surface and Mining Rights Withdrawn from MINES ©Staking, sedion 36/80 order Nc.J5i.iA/9i 30M TRAVERSE MONUMENT

Surface and Mining Rights Withdrawn trom © Stoking, section 36/80 order No.tf-^-g. DISPOSITION OF CROWN LANDS Surface and Mining Rights Withdrawn Jrpm © Staking, section 36/80 order N -JtiL* S*™* MUIT v was**- rt, irt/nq i -nMrgwOKMPBYON)0tNC. O-LJO/09 l TYPE OF DOCUMENT SYMBOL Surface and Mining Rights Withdrawn from PATENT, SURFACE A MINING RIGHTS-——...... * © Staking, section 36/80 order N- •"-"-** .SURFACE RIGHTS ONLY...... _.^...... O PART ^REbPENED 8Y QRpER NG Ai NR * Surfdc* and Mining Mights with drawn from " , MINING RIGHTS ONLY ___...... ^ O Staking, section 36/80 order 29 M LEASE, SURFACE 8t M INING RIGHTS...... H OKW w/tt/vr " .SURFACE RIGHTSONLY...... H 0-L32-90 NR OPENS PART OF W6/86 ". .MINING RIGHTS ONLY ...... ^...... H DECEMBER 14. 1990 LICENCE OF OCCUPATION .._...... T ORDER IN-COUNCIL —...... ^...... ^.. OC RESERVATION ..,.,..^^...... ^...... ® CANCELLED _—..-....-...^...... ^ .^.. ® SAND Si GRAVEL ..^...... m...... ©

NOTE: M INING RIGHTS IN PARCELS PATENTED PRIOR TO MAY 6, 1913. VESTED I N ORIGINAL P ATENTEE B Y THE PUBLIC LANDS ACT, R.S.O. 1970. CHAP. 380. SEC. 63. SUBSEC 1.

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FEET O 1000 2000 4OOO 6OOO 8OOO MCSr-- TJ08S24L08S254"i""r ,IO*S253, L "4 I KKC252L J ' O 2QO 10OO 2OOO y i M 4-^f METRES {1 KM) (2 KM *556 .086267 'QfS?5^, ii6.6259

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THE INFORMATION THAT ^-^ , — - --— APPEARS ON THIS MAP RATTRAY HAS BEEN COMPILED / t/ . x ^ x FROM VARIOUS SOURCES, H60ie4 1 1166265 . 1166266 l 1168267,1166266 | H66269 i M.N.R. ADMINISTRATIVE DISTRICT AND ACCURACY IS NOT GUARANTEED THOSE ?C r\ KIRKLAND LAKE WISHING TO STAKE MIN 160274 l H6027S ING CLAIMS SHOULD CON f 26M MINING DIVISION SULT WITH THE MINING RECORDER, MINISTRY OF NORTHERN DEVELOP LARDER LAKE MENT AND MINES, FOR AD DITIONAL INFORMATION LAND T ITLES/ R EGISTRY DIVISION ON THE STATUS OF THE LANDS SHOWN HEREON. TIMISKAMING

II6B232 ;-||Gfle33 1168234 I I6023S j Ministryof 5M NOTICE OF FORESTRY ACTIVITY Natural Management THB TOWNSHP 7 AREA FALLS W1THN THE ——— Resources Branch TftllSKAUINA MANAfiFUFNT l INI T Ontario

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HIGHWAY AND R OUTE No. 40TV surface rights reservation along the shores HEARST TP M.354 OTHER RrADS of ail lakes and rivers. TRAILS SURVEYED LINF.S. TOWNSHIPS, BASF L INES, ETC. LOTS, MINING CLAIMS, PARCELS. ETC. ANOORAVEL UN C URVEYED LINf-^: MTC PIT NOJ230 LOT LINES PARCEL BOUNDARY M:N'NG CLAIMS ETC. RAILWAY AND RIGHT OF WAY UTILITY LINES NOM-PERENNiAL STREAM FLOODING OR FLOODING P,,"-HTS SUBDIVISION 7861 ; ORIGINAL SHORELINE .'•04080 l 8*2017 7\ P 165 APPLICATION UNDER PUBLIC LANDS ACT MARSH OR MUSKEG

DISPOSITION OF CROWN LANDS 1186407 TYPE OF D O C JM E NT SYMBOL

PATENT, SURFACE S MINING RIGHTS

l AREAS WITHDRAWN EROM STAKING SURFACE RIGHTS ONLY

1047175 104717^ 1047179 I04T'82 LINING ^ iGHTS ONLY ro WILT^~mwx ~ 7\n i __ j LEASE, , JRFACL; s MINING RIGHTS ro SURFACE RIGHTS ONLY B CO MINING RIGHTS O ^JLY B 047176'^ •••^1047177' J ro LICENCE L,F OCCUPATION T \ CROWN L/ND SALE c :. ORDER-IN-COUNCIL oc Surface and Mining Rights Withdrawn from a: 1167945 t IJ67946 RESERVATION 0 ^Staking, section 36/80 order-No. ,w-* a: CANCELLED SAND i GRAVEL UJ , Surface and Mining Rights Withdrawn from L TT )- x Staking, section 36/80 order No. w-s-as 5 (r i- x SCALE ; 1 INCH i OH, 'NS 3\ Surface and Mining Rights Withdrawn from h-

xv+Staking, section 36/80- order No. *-7-fl* o a: PART OF R3 RSOPENED BY ORDER 0-19/8*1 NOV 30/88 PART ^ REOPENED BY ORDER NO O-LTO/89 NR PART OF Q REOPENED BY ORDEFi C-LII-90NER A 7778003^ ACRES Surface and Mining Rights Withdrawn from 80098 xStaking, section 36/80 order No. w-a-ae PART OF R4 REOPENED BY ORDER 0-I9/B8L, WOV SO/81 PART OF QREOPEfCD BY ORDER 0-20/BflL NOV 30/86

Surface and Mining Rights Withdrawn from

:-Staking, section 36/80 ordeY No. w-9-a6 tteBat^ 1,67797 116779* ,I67T93 | 11*7794 Port of R5 r*-op*n*d O34/8G, O33/8G, 012/87 PART Of RB REOPENED BY O 27 88 NR MAR 30J988, r Surface and Mining Rights Withdrawn from EAD ^Staking, section 36/80'order No. w-? DISTFT'" l PART OF R6 REOPEffiD BY 0-17/86L NOV 30/66 - TIMISKAMING

MINING D l V l S*l O N

THE INFORMATION THAT APPEARS ON THIS MAP LARDEH LAKE HAS BEEN COMPILED FROM VARIOUS SOURCES, AND ACCURACY IS NOT 47"55 37 GUARANTEED THOSE Appro! Ministry of Natural WISHING TO STAKE MIN- 79 0 36' 00" tKin i~i Aimic curtin n Resources Ontario Surveys and Mapping Bra., n Date Plan No. BAYLY TP M.323 10/4774 •OPY OF THIH MYLAR ARCHIVED JUNE IO/9E "Ohilney Block 3IMI3NE9679 2.14561 RATTRAY 220 O;; ;en's Park, Tcionto M. 3 8 LEGEND

Pyrite Galena pyrrhotite

Chalcopyrite Magnetite 2bpe ,/ ,2b,pe,6c Sphalerite Gritty Mica Silicified Fragments (rip ups or angular c la st B)

Pebbles - /:-^i *c'd '90 . J , --:- CaCOa ;. ; l .,f;2B/ /2b,7c Polymictic -^.r~!.- rt--w.r- ---- v-— — — — — — — Quartz Vein '6c'd Rusty Fractures po, phyritic

:*....*: Outcrop and geology ;\' V 7*00 Outcrop sample location x F'BOO Float sample location Quartz vein with strike Foliation strike and dip Vertical and inclined jointing and fracture seis with strike and dip Inclined and vertical bedding with strike and dip Top direction from c ross bedding .overturned Geological contact interpreted Geological contact observed Glacial striae 4o overlying 6c Fault (Interpreted from topography and geology) •totfJV•^TTtfC *-7 \^--i — — — No outcrop present

PRECAMBRIAN Que.Hwy 117

LATE PRECAMBRIAN To Mafic intrusive rocks (augite fl. olivine diabase, exact age is not known. only that they are younger than the Huronian) 1166169 i!i t' 1 1 6811 3

MIDDLE PRECAMBRIAN Mafic intrusive rocks (nipissing diabase 2219 Ma| a)unsubdevided biquartz cjhypersthene -.-- — "V- —— —— djvarigaled textures

INTRUSIVE CONTACT 1168179 HURONIAN SUPERGROUP (22 Ga to 2450 Ma) COBALT GROUP Gowganda Formation Coleman M ember

Siltstone a)laminated bjrnassive Wacke a|quaru > 1S% of matrix bjfeldsparthrc c) arkose Arenite . f 3" a)quartz *c 15**, of matrix 12 ^-"f bjfeldspathic 70-80* ..-f;-., c) arkose Argillite 1088461 \ a)pebbly b)lGOVo matrix Conglomerate a)para b)ortho cjpebbl.e d)boulder Quartzite a)quartz bjfeldspathic c) arkose Grit ( gritty sandstone) g l Laminated Turbidite a)drops tones b)no dropstones iDOae'-x-" -x- -r: — — — ~~ Unconformity or contact Metamorphic Zonation q.v. SUPERIOR PROVINCE ARCHEAN Neo - to Mesoarchean (2.5 to 3.4 Ga) n l Pontiac Massif Massive granodiorite to granite with local foliation INTRUSIVE CONTACT ip Feldspar Porphyritic Intrusive with quartz eyes and Intermediate composition Q Gabbro diorite intrusive INTRUSIVE CONTACT Gabbro Phase of Peridotite Sill Amphibolitic Phase of Peridotitic Sill Serpentinized Peridotitic Sill Aphanitic Phase of Peridotitic Sill 1086256 \ INTRUSIVE CONTACT Gabbro, Synvolcanic Intermediate - Mafic Volcanic and Volcaniclastics v-c'V- — — Felsic - Intermediate Volcanic a nd Volcaniclastics Mafic Volcanics Auml Ultramafic Volcanic

— — — Claim lines and post with claim numbers 79001 — — — Claim post unlocated | l/ ** 1090183' J.--*f S ;* \A — — — Claim post localed

Ontario boundary survey pin \fxf J-""/' l 2

Township survey post

V Gravel pit

Cabin(poor to moderate condition)

i* Bog or swampy land

1; Spruce bog . ; 3-863070—. - i ••;; --. Township boundary 2-363071 Q ^/}6c / ./6c,d __ __ J — "' ' _ _ _ Old claim posts and numbers 1-57B307 l \^ ^ So.b.m.**, HM.^M Primary loresl access road - good c ondition ' : j • ••••••* S econdary b ush roads * good lo poor condition

Beaver darn

Intermediate Streams

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SUDBURY mines limited

WENDIGO "A" PROPERTY RATTRAY TOWNSHIP ONTARIO GEOLOGY MAP

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W.A. HUBACHECK CONSULTANTS LTD. TORONTO ONTARIO CANADA

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LEGEND

pup fragment py Pyrite G convoluted bedding ga Galena po Pyrrhotite

CP Chalcopyrite Mg Magnetite S ph Sphalerite g Gritty mi Mica Sil Silicified frag Fragments (rip ups or angular clasts)

pe Pebbles Ca CaC03 P Polymictic q v Quartz Vein RF Rusty Fractures por Porphyritic

noo/c •!....- Outcrop and geology ;J t"jj TBOO Outcrop sample location noo/c ^-. 1090263 ' \^^1 090264 x F 7*00 Float sample location i \ T—— Quartz vein with strike Foliation strike and dip Vertical and inclined jointing and fracture sets wilh strike and dip ___*"*- m m ,,^^ f7 \* l' Inclined and vertical bedding with strike and dip Top direction from cross bedding.overturned "-..-.l.,. Geological contact interpreted 'VK,**: i* Geological contact observed -C—— Glacial striae ~w****~- Fault (Interpreted from topography and geology) no o/c No outcrop present

6c . V i.ecAi^i -. /VMC --"-V /' .-' -i-.v' PRECAMBRIAN

LATE PRECAMBRIAN [To] Malic intrusive rocks {augite 4 olivine diabase.exact age is not known only thai they are younger than ihe Huronian)

MIDDLE PRECAMBRIAN [~1 l Malic intrusive rocks (nipissing diabase 2219 Ma| ajunsubdevided , biquartz '0;"6 /MP- f. ,-"N c)hyperslhene no o/c 2b,pe v ,-. ..-•''7 s*"^//**'! \ ecjo/:./ J djvarigated textures — — — — ^ ^JflsS- "..^'T 1^??1!,, 2b,

INTRUSIVE CONTACT HURONIAN SUPERGROUP (2.2 G a t o 2450 Ma) COBALT GROUP Gowganda Formation Coleman Member

l 2 l Siltslone 1090276 a)laminated r^ __ b J massive [T| Wacke Biquartz > of matrix b)feldsparthic no o/c -* i -* , --,-- c)arkose * i \ no o/c I 4 l Arenite a) quartz ol matrix bjfeldspathic c) arkose [5 l Argillite a) pebbly b h 00* matrix l Q l Conglomerate a)para blorlho cjpebbl.e djboulder . r [T] Ouanzite J ij. ^ ^2? Biquartz b)feldspathic S c) arkose Grit (gritty sandstone) Laminated Turbidite aldropstones * l ** l ' l b)no dropstones l no o/c -.-' l l ' \ * l -w"* l ' * Unconformity or contact Metamorphic Zonation **. l FI99OI V.L---- __ ! -!L-\"-l -——J?——-- ^ SUPERIOR PROVINCE i * ji \ . ARCHEAN l Neo - to Mesoarchean (2.5 to 3 .4 G a) l Pontiac Massif Massive granodiorite to granite with local foliation n**^ 1090306 f 1 090307 1090308 i 090309 INTRUSIVE CONTACT \\i l Feldspar Porphyritic Intrusive l l wilh quartz eyes and Intermediate composition ; i .1 78* 0\t2 l Gabbro diorite intrusive j----- o --~- " -**4b 5 *' INTRUSIVE CONTACT no o/c 'VMW l II M Pg Gabbro Phase ol Peridotitic Sill ^.t *. i .--"J trailers Pa Amphibolitic Phase of Peridotitic Sill K----.... i ,/ "':!^.--"""\ Ps Serpentinized Peridotilic Sill f 1090312 H — -."** 1090311 l 1090310 \ "p7 Aphanitic Phase ol Peridolitic Sill C i ^-w^ ' i INTRUSIVE CONTACT Ag Gabbro. Synvolcanic AT Intermediate - Malic Volcanic and Volcaniclastics Af" Felsic - Intermediate Volcanic and Volcaniclastics Ami Mafic Volcanics NORTH Au m) Ultramafic Volcanic SHEET

•- — —— —— C laim lines and post with claim numbers 79001 g D — — — Claim post unlocaled SOUTH

- — — — Claim posl located

'•/•••B - ^H Onlano boundary sufvey pin 27M i^^^^—.~ Township survey post 486 JX, Gravel pit 2.^ O Cabmfpoor to moderate condition) ^ B og or swampy land SUDBURY Ar Spruce bog mines, limitpH- -^zsmm^ff •^^ * ^"^^ Township boundary CONTACT® n—- — Old claim posts and numbers 1-578307 Primary forest access road - good condition WENDIGO "A" PROPERTY Secondary bush 'onds - good lo poor condition MULLIGAN TOWNSHIP ONTARIO Beaver dam GEOLOGY MAP Intermediate Streams \ AUGUST 19B1 NTS31M/13 DWG. No. WA-91 - 1 by O W.Chrt.t*. Mature Streams \ W.A, HUBACHECK C ONSULTANTS LTD. X 19006 TORONTO ONTARIO CANADA I9O07X ,jj* I99Q4

. 1990S Jbigf 19906 I990&-X ,' 400 /X 19907 l b :-'' :^ / SCAt-6 METRES

31M13NE9679 2 .14861 RATTRAY LEGEND

py Pyrite ga Galena po pyrrhotite cp Chalcopyrite Mg Magnetite S ph Sphalerite

0 Gritty mi Mica Sil Silicified frag Fragments(np ups or angular clasts)

pe Pebbles Ca CaCOs P Polymictic qv Quartz Vein

RF Rusty Fractures por Porphyritic

Outcrop and geology Outcrop sample location Float sample location Quartz vein with strike K ^^.^H Foliation strike and dip \ - S ^-^ M;b2bu Vertical and inclined jointing and fracture sets with strike and dip ' Inclined and vertical bedding with strike and dip Top direction from cross bedding.overturned Geological contact interpreted l 1 1679471 j Geological contact observed Glacial striae Fault (interpreted from topography and geology) No outcrop present

PRECAMBRIAN

LATE PRECAMBRIAN Made intrusive rocks (augite S. olwme diabase.exacl age is not known. only that they are younger than the Huronian)

MIDDLE PRECAMBRIAN Mafic intrusive rocks (nipissing diabase 2219 Ma) a)unsubdevided biquartz c)hypersthene dlvarigated textures V \\ ' S \ \ I2b'4' INTRUSIVE CONTACT HURONIAN SUPERGROUP (2 2 Ga to 2450 Ma) \ XA\ \V\ U COBALT GROUP \ fe'\\vO^O; Gowganda Fcvmalion \ iPil^^V-'-^nvV^3 - Coleman Member \i f.j.. *I9942\V1 9942 \ \ * \ SjP k. /*^ \ \ t D il, \ S \ Siltstone Vfe \M\ ajlammated A. 116795 b)massive Wacke •rg.iu * . \ a (quartz > 15% of matrix ,. ,f\ pg,Aum * .it/^I^-ftf^/f- -\ bjfeldsparthic •~-^.vv w^Jt"yyv v.iftf j c)arkose 3 f -- po,po,pgM -iY ftrwr jy Arenite •P/ | 7 a)quartz *c 15**) of matrix b)feldspathic c)arkose Argillite alpebbly bhOO.% matrix Conglomerate alpara b)ortho Opebble d)boulder Quartzite k11 67881 \ L-.. a)quartz b)feldspathic c) arkose Grit (gritty sandstone) \ M Laminated Turbidite ajdropstones b} no dropstone s Unconformity or contact Metamorphic Zonation l - j x ^ //s^' SUPERIOR PROVINCE j^-Xr 1167888.^ /'^" ARCHEAN Neo - lo Mesoarchean (25 to 3-4 Ga) Pontiac Massif Massive granodiorite to granite with local foliation INTRUSIVE CONTACT

Feldspar Porphyritic Intrusive with quartz eyes and Intermediate composition Gabbro diorite intrusive INTRUSIVE CONTACT Gabbro Phase of Peridotitic Sill S 1 167889 Amphiboiilic Phase of Peridotitic Sill l i..'.'-'.. ' Serpentinized Peridotitic Sill Aphanitic Phase of Peridotitic Sill

INTRUSIVE CONTACT Ag Gabbro. Synvolcanic AM Intermediate - Mafic Volcanic and Volcaniclastlcs

Af Felsic - Intermediate Volcanic and Vofcamclaslics

Ami Mafic Volcanics Au nil Ultramafic Volcanic

Claim lines and post with claim numbers

Claim post unlocated

Claim post located

0- Ontario boundary survey pin 27M 9 '-' ! 995-"i l C Township survey post In X Gravel pit . 1486 l Cabinjpoor to moderate condition) o 5311 OcoMN tl/ Bog or swampy land SUDBURY mines, limiteris —^^m^m- Spruce bog

Township boundary CONTACT^

Old claim posts and numbers

Primary forest access road - good condition WENDIGO " B" P ROPERTY Secondary bush roads - good lo poor condition SKEAD TOWNSHIP ONTARIO Beaver dam GEOLOGY MAP intermediate Streams AUGUST 1091 NTS 3TM/13 OWO.No. WB-91-8 Mature Streams W.A. HUBACHECK CONSULTAN

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ANOMALY LISTING Anomaly A is an area with most assays returning: Ba ^60 ppm,La > 47 ppm,Ce >110 ppm.Ni >138 n^ 160 ppm and u3^3.4 ppm(not many).

Anomaly A' is an area likely associated with Anomaly A, rs ^ however.is open to the west and was only confirmed in the October 1991 survey which likely involved high bank concentrations. The anomaly is characterized as Anomaly A was, although, thisanomaly is questionable.

Anomaly B is an area with most assays returning: Au > 1 0 ppb, Cu > 31 ppm, Rb > 80 ppm, Zn > 1 1 5 ppm and Ba > 560 ppm.

NORTH LEGEND SHEET

t— — — Claim lines and post with claim numbers 79001

o — — — Claim post untocated SOUTH *— — — Claim post located SHEET 86 0™^ — ^H Ontario boundary survey pin '7M ^^^^•v — Township survey post

^ Gravel pit

d C abmfpoor to moderale condition]

^ Bog or swampy land

*1' Spruce bog SUDBURY VM m ^——~ T ownship boundary CONTACT D—— —— . Old claim posts and numbers 1-578307 Primary forest access road - good condition WENDIGO "A" PROPERTY Secondary bush ronds - good lo poor condition

Beaver dam MULLIGAN TOWNSHIP ONTARIO

Intermediate Streams STREAM SEDIMENT SURVEY Mature Streams AUGUST 1981 N TS31M/13 D WG. No. WA-81 - l by O.W.Chrlvtl* Stream sediment sample location (June-July 1991} W.A. HUBACHECK C ONSULTANTS LTD. Stream sediment sample location (October 1991) TORONTO ONTARIO CANADA

Conductor location from 1990 Questor Survey (Bor Stream flow direction (shown on some small strear S Flooded a reas observed on some streams and creeks when sampling (October 1991 SCALE METRES 1:10000

31M13NE9679 2.14861 RATTRAY 260 c — — — Claim lines and post with claim numbers 79001 o — — — Claim post unlocated

. — — — Claim post located

O^H. m H— Ontario boundary survey pin -M Township survey post

V Gravel pil

Cabin(poor lo moderate condition)

Bog or swampy land

Spruce bog

Township boundary

m _ _ _ Old claim posts and numbers 1-578307 Primary lores! access road - good condition

Secondary bush ronds - good to poor condition

Beaver dam

Intermediate Streams

Mature Streams

Stream sediment sample location (June- July 1991 ) Stream sediment sample location (October 1991 )

lllllllltlll C onductor location Irom 1990 Ouestor Survey (Boniwell.J,1991} CONDUCTOR 1O Stream flow direction (shown on some small streams) Flooded areas observed on some streams and creeks when sampling (October 1991 )

ANOMALY LISTING BD JWS-19947 Anomaly A is an area with most assays returning: 1168110 Ba ^60ppm,La > 47 ppm,Ce ppm.Zn* 160 ppm and U Jf 3.4 ppm(not many).

Anomaly A' is an area likely associated with Anomaly A, however.ts open to the west and was only confirmed in To OntHwyBBS. the October 1991 survey which likely involved high Que.Hwy 117 bank concentrations. The anomaly is characterized as Anomaly A was, although, this anomaly is questionable. 1168169 i!i - ** 1 1681 13 Anomaly B is an area with most assays returning: Au ;MOppb,CL^31 ppm,Rfc^80ppm,Zn ^15 ppm and Ba > 560 ppm.

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ANOMALY LISTING Anomaly C i s an area with most assays returning: Au > lOppb,C^340ppm,Co > 19ppml Na> 23000 and Ni > 1 50 ppm. The anomaly is however, defined by a small number of samples and is therefore tenuous.

LEGEND

Claim lines and post with claim numbers 79001 Claim post unlocaled

Claim post located

o- Ontario boundary survey pin 27M Township survey post

Gravel pit

Ci Cabinfpoor to moderate condition) 53110ooMN \\l Bog or swampy land SUDBURY mines, limited- A Spruce bog

Township boundary CONTACT

Old claim posts and numbers TT78307" Primary forest access road - good condition WENDIGO "B" PROPERTY

Secondary bush roads - good to poor condition SKEAD TOWNSHIP ONTARIO Beaver dam STREAM SEDIMENT SURVE Intermediate Streams AUGUST 1 PSI NTS31M/13 DWG. No. WB-B1-6 Dy O.W.Chriilt* Mature Streams W.A. HUBACHECK CONSULTAN Stream sediment sample location (June-July 1991) . ^ TORONTO ONTARIO CANADA Stream sediment sample location (October 1991)

JJ Conductor location (mm ioan Ouestor Survey (Boniwell.J.1991) i some small streams) SCALE METRES ne streams and creeks when sampling (October 1991) 1.10000

31M13NE9679 2.14861 RATTRAY 280