Projects

Shell Creek

• Situated on the largest gravity anomaly in the Yukon as well as a copper soil geochemical anomaly. Visible gold documented in a gold-bearing quartz saddle reef structure at Shell Creek. Four other saddle reef structures have been identified on the property.
• Excellent potential to host a volcanic redbed copper deposit, which are known for their significant grade and tonnage potential.

Heidi Property

• Mineralization has strong similarities to occurrences such as Mike Lake and Scheelite Dome, where the gold mineralization occurs as vein and replacement bodies within the metasedimentary rocks outbound of Tombstone intrusions.
• Previous exploration identified IP, magnetic and gold-arsenic-antimony soil geochemical anomalies cover an area of 1000m by 500m. Initial assays of a selected grab sample 20 opt Au. Follow-up trenching returned values of between 0.5 and 3.0 g/t Au over 1m.

Chuchi Property

(Optioned from Equity Exploration Consultants Ltd. )

• A porphyry copper-gold target in the prolific Quesnel Trough Porphyry Belt in central British Columbia.
• Previous geochemical and geophysical work on the Property has outlined several showings and areas that require follow-up. The latest exploration has outlined kilometre scale areas of anomalous copper and gold in soils. Combined with the magnetic response, the anomalous soil geochemistry defines an east-northeast structural trend through the Property.

Carswell Property

(Optioned to Alpha Minerals Inc.)

• Located in the Athabasca Basin, one of the most prolific uranium regions in the world.
• The property is located within the Carswell Dome structure, about 12km north of the former producer, Cluff Lake, which mined about 65 million pounds uranium from shallow deposits with open pits and near surface underground operations. The deposits had an average grade of 0.73% U3O8.

Redford Property

• 4,480,940 tonnes produced at 56% iron with the potential for near term iron ore production.
• Strategically located next to port facilities with access to shipping routes to Asia.
• 2011 exploration program carried out by Ridgemont Iron Ore Corp. focused on the underground extension of the ore body, as well as new targets outlined by airborne geophysics. The program included diamond drilling totaling 10,282 metres in 62 holes, ground geophysics, and a reconnaissance program.