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Goldbrook Raglan Project GM 63746 PROSPECTING AND MAPPING RESULTS AND INTERPRETATIONS, GOLDBROOK RAGLAN PROJECT GOLDBROOK ventures Goldbrook Ventures 1550-200 Burrard Street Vancouver, B.C. V6C 3L6 Tel: 604-683-8083 Fax: 604-683-8087 GOLDBROOK RAGLAN PROJECT: 2007 PROSPECTING AND MAPPING RESULTS AND INTERPRETATIONS Assessment Report for Goldbrook Ventures Inc. By: S. Jonnes, B.Sc. (Hons) Supervised & Approved by: B. Grant, PGeo NTS 35G/06, 35G/07, 35G/08, 35G/10, 35G/09 Belanger Camp: 498032mE, 6802503mN NAD 83, UTM Time Zone 18N GM 63 746 Nunavik, Quebec May 29, 2008 essources naturelles et faune, Québec evitiâNo~ 20C~8 2 2 AOUT 2008 REÇU 2 1 ; C ~s I~ I 41IERS DIR. INFORM. GÉOL. ~ 0 Y01 2008 DIRECTIO~ DIRECTION DES TITRES PAINTERS GOLDBROOK VENTURES INC. Geological Mapping & Prospecting 2007 TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. INTRODUCTION 5 2. LOCATION AND ACCESS 6 3. REGIONAL GEOLOGY 10 4. MINERAL DEPOSIT TYPES 11 5. GBK PROSPECTING AND MAPPING PROGRAM 2007 13 5.1. Relevant Claims 14 6. PROPERTY GEOLOGY 23 6.1. Bravo 23 6.2. Delta East 25 6.3. Delta South 27 6.4. Echo 28 6.5. Hellcat 30 6.6. Kozmo 30 6.7. PAD, East Pillow, R2 30 6.8. Pillow Lake 31 6.9. SuperFortress 31 6.10. Timtu 33 7. ASSAY RESULTS 33 8. RECOMMENDATIONS AND CONCLUSIONS 38 9. COST STATEMENT 40 10. REFERENCES 41 11. STATEMENT OF QUALIFICATIONS 43 12. APPENDIX 1: 2007 Field Report on the GBK Raglan Area: Investigations and Conclusions by M. Liard 44 13. APPENDIX 2: Raw Grab Sample Geological Data 58 14. APPENDIX 3: Raw Geochemical Data 72 15. APPENDIX 4: Grab Sample Assay Certificates 76 16. APPENDIX 5: September 14, 2007 News Release 88 2 GOLDBROOK VENTURES INC. Geological Mapping & Prospecting 2007 TABLE OF FIGURES Figure 1. Location map of the Goldbrook Raglan Properties in Nunavik, northern Québec. 7 Figure 2. Geological setting and distribution of major NiS deposits and showings about the Goldbrook Raglan Project properties. 8 Figure 3a. Claims map showing individual cells with prospecting and sampling locations (green circles), near to the Mystery showing. 15 Figure 3b. Claims map showing individual cells with prospecting and sampling locations (green circles), near to the Sylvie, Getty and Allard showings. 16 Figure 3c. Claims map showing individual cells with prospecting and sampling locations (green circles), near to the Timtu showing. 17 Figure 3d. Claims map showing individual cells with prospecting and sampling locations (green circles), near to the Echo South and Liberator showings 18 Figure 3e. Claims map showing individual cells with prospecting and sampling locations (green circles), near to the Echo East showing 19 Figure 3f. Claims map showing individual cells with prospecting and sampling locations (green circles), on the Bravo property. 20 Figure 3g. Claims map showing individual cells with prospecting and sampling locations (green circles), on the Thunder claim block. 21 Figure 4. Mapping and prospecting stations (solid black circles), superimposed on the regional GSC geology on the Ungava peninsula. 22 Figure 5. Mapping and prospecting traverses (overlapping blue circles) and samples sites (triangles) at Bravo East and Bravo West, overlying a property wide VTEM survey base map. Map author unknown. 24 Photo 1. A blasted trench at Bravo East, showing_ mineralized ultramafic rocks at surface. 25 Figure 6. Delta East and Hellcat traverses (solid blue circles) and station locations (triangles) on VTEM overlay. Map author unknown. 26 Photo 2. Peter's showing; a heavily malachite stained gabbroic boulder 27 Photo 3. Echo looking south, rubbly gossan in gabbro. Ultramafic outcrop in background. 28 Figure 7. Traverses (solid blue circles) and station locations (triangles) near the Echo showing on VTEM overlay. Map author unknown 29 3 GOLDBROOK VENTURES INC. Geological Mapping & Prospecting 2007 Figure 8. Traverses (solid blue circles) and station locations (triangles) near the Timtu, Jabba and Echo West showings on VTEM overlay. Map author unknown. 32 Figure 9. Anomalous grab sample Ni occurrences (>0.2%) highlighted in red, on the Goldbrook Ventures Raglan Property, Nunavik, Québec. 35 Figure 10. Anomalous grab sample Cu occurrences (>0.3%) highlighted in orange, on the Goldbrook Ventures Raglan Property, Nunavik, Québec 36 Figure 11. Anomalous grab sample combined PGE+Au occurrences (>1.00 g/t) highlighted in grey, on the Goldbrook Ventures Raglan property, Nunavik, Québec. 37 Figure 12. Prospecting and mapping traverses (solid white lines) on the Belanger property on VTEM overlay. Map author: M. Liard. 47 Figure 13. Prospecting and mapping traverses (solid white lines) on the Bravo property on VTEM overlay. Map author: M. Liard. 51 TABLES Table 1. Individual claim cells that were worked on in 2007 during the mapping and prospecting program. 14 Table 2. 95th percentiles based on 93 grab samples collected on the Raglan property in 2007. 34 Table 3. Anomalous grab sample results with Ni results > 0.15% highlighted in red, Cu results > 0.3% highlighted in yellow, and PGE+Au results >1.00 g/t highlighted in green 34 Table 4. Raw station data including UTM coordinates, sample ID, and geological descriptions for 361 mapping and prospecting locations. 59 Table 5. Geochemical data for 93 grab samples collected during the Goldbrook Raglan summer exploration 2007. 73 4 GOLDBROOK VENTURES INC. Geological Mapping & Prospecting 2007 1. INTRODUCTION Goldbrook Ventures Inc. (GBK) conducted prospecting, geological mapping and sampling work on its Belanger and Bravo properties, in Nunavik Québec, from July to September in 2007. The two properties are part of six claim blocks owned 100% by GBK, namely Wakeham, Ungava, Masuparia, Nuvilik , Bravo and Belanger. The purpose of the summer 2007 prospecting and geological mapping program was to continue to explore for magmatic nickel sulfide deposits, in conjunction with airborne geophysical surveys, ground geophysical surveys, and diamond drilling that were also conducted in the summer of 2007. Prospecting and mapping was conducted in 13 areas on the GBK property, including Bravo West, Bravo East, Delta South, Delta East, Echo, Hellcat, Kozmo, Pillow Lake, East Pillow, PAD, R2, SuperFortress and Timtu. The following compilation report is a summary of the geology encountered in these areas together with assay results for select samples. At the end of the 2007 exploration season, 361 geological stations had been made and 93 grab samples had been collected for assay analysis. Appendix 2 and 3 contain all the raw geological and geochemical data, respectively. All grab samples were sent to ACCURASSAY Laboratories in Thunder Bay, Ontario and the samples were analysed for base and precious metals. Assay certificates have been included in Appendix 4 of this report. Several areas showed favourable geology and encouraging assay results, and maps with the best nickel, copper and PGE+Au grades have been included in this report. Several geologists were responsible for mapping and prospecting in the summer of 2007, and Appendix 1 is a stand alone report compiled by M. Liard, one of the six geologists. The property geology section in this report is a compilation and summary of the notes made by the above mentioned geologists. Recommendations and suggestions for further exploration in 2008 are primarily based on their comments. 5 GOLDBROOK VENTURES INC. Geological Mapping & Prospecting 2007 2. LOCATION AND ACCESS The Wakeham, Ungava, Masuparia, Nuvilik, Belanger and Bravo properties are located within National Topographic System (NTS) sheets 25E/05, 35F/01, 35F/02, 35F/08, 35G/04, 35G/05, 35G/06, 35G/07, 35G/09, 35G/10, 35G/11, 35H/12, 35H/05, 35H/09, 35H/11, 35H/02, 35H/06, 35H/07, 35H/08, 35H/10, and 35H/11 (Fig. 1) in northern Quebec (Nunavik). The centre of the project area is located approximately 10 km south of Xstrata's (Katinniq) mine. From the centre, the project area extends 70 km to the east and 100 km to the west and southwest (Fig. 2). The hamlet of Salluit located on the arctic coast approximately 93 km north of the properties, serves as the primary access point to the project area, with daily scheduled commercial flights (First Air, Air Inuit) from Montreal, Ottawa and Igaluit. Heavy equipment, fuel and freight can be shipped to Kangiqsujuaq by ocean barge, with arrivals in July, August and September, and transported to the field area by ski-equipped aircraft before the spring ice-breakup or by large helicopter (e.g., B214ST or Sikorsky S61). The base of field operations for the Goldbrook Raglan Project was the Guindeau camp, located on the south shore of Lac Guindeau (572282 mE, 6828269 mN; NAD 83 Zone 18). During the summer, the properties are best accessed by helicopter. Float planes can land at the Esker Lake airstrip and supplies transported by helicopter 30 km east to Guindeau camp. There are at least three other airstrips in the region: Katinniq (Raglan mine), Purtuniq (Asbestos Hill), and Deception Bay. The Katinniq airstrip is a private airfield controlled by Xstrata Nickel (formerly Falconbridge Ltd). The remaining airstrips are listed in the 1995 VFR Aeronautic Navigational Map as abandoned and in uncertain condition. 6 GOLDBROOK VENTURES INC. Geological Mapping & Prospecting 2007 500000 550000 600000 650000 Â C w en So cD Legend — Goldbrook Claims Pingualuit Park X Raglan_mine Figure 1. Location map of the Goldbrook Raglan Properties in Nunavik, northern Québec. 7 GOLDBROOK VENTURES INC. Geological Mapping & Prospecting 2007 450000 500000 550000 600000 650000 o 8 /111rAmillIMINIIIIPP•11Q• -- 10"- 8 NiS Deposit or Major Occurrence 1111 Peridotite Parent, Watts, Spartan Groups 62°ri Chukotat Group Povungnituk Group Q o Gneisses 8 Nuvilik Property Kangiq- sujuac ~ ig .c 1:1,000,000 Km 0 15 30 60 75M/,, 74°W 7.-,",., r,. Figure 2. Geological setting and distribution of major NiS deposits and showings about the Goldbrook Raglan Project properties. The old NovaWest Claim block in the centre of the map area was acquired by Goldbrook Ventures in 2007.
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