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a.ieaes BROOKS LAKE

ASSESSMENT WORK REPORT

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TRENCHING, SAMPLING

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GEOLOGICAL MAPPING (1986)

KAKAGI LAKE GOLD PROSPECT

KENORA MINING DIVISION

NTS 52F-4

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LARAMIDE RESOURCES LTD.

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February 28, 1987. North Bay, Ontario

By R.M. Blais, P.Fng.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

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1ntroduction ............................................. 1

Summary and Conclusions .................................. 2 , 3

Locat i on, Access and Topography .......................... 4

Location Map .............................................. 5

Claim Map ................................................. 6

Exploration History ....................................... 7-9

Mining Claim Status ........................................ 10

Previous Drilling .......................................... 11

Regiona1 Geology ............................................ 12, 13

Geology of Gold Rearing Zone ................................ 14-16

Exploration Program 1986 - 1987

(a) Prospect i ng ............................................. 17

(h) Trenching ............................................... 18

(c) Sampling and Assay Results .............................. 19

(d) Line Cutting and Surveying .............................. 20

(e) Geological Mapping of Property .......................... 21-23

(f) Geophysical Surveys and Results ......................... 24

Recommendations ............................................. 25-26

Certificate ................................................. 27

TABLE OF CONTENTS - Cont'd.

APPENDICES

I I I• A. References

B. Assay Certificate

I C. Sample and Assay Locations

_ D. Personnel

' E. Drawings:

• 86-01 Geology Plan - 1" = 400'

86-02 Geology Plan - 1" = 100'

I 86-03 Assay Plan - 3 " = 400'

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INTRODUCTION

• I.aramide Resources Ltd. of Vancouver, B.C. staked 41 claims in

August and October of 1986. These claims were staked at the eastern

end of Kakagi Lake. Kakagi Lake is located near Nestor Falls, Ontario

in the Kenora Mining Division. Claim group covers an extensive zone

of sheared and mineralized volcaniclastic rocks in a branch fault off

• the Cameron Lake "Break" on which a gold deposit is presently being

developed underground by Echo Bay.I« From September 12 to October 28, 3986, field work was carried out

along this sheared and mineralized zone. Prospecting, line cutting,

I trenching, sampling and geological mapping was carried out on several

islands and a large peninsula at west end of claim group.

I_ In January-February 1987 a program consisting of line cutting,

• Magnetometer Survey, VLF-EM Survey and Induced Polarisation was

I completed on a 400 foot line spacing.

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SUMMARY AND CONCLUSIONS

IThe La ram i do claim group lies at the east end of a geologically

B important structure which appears to extend along a seven and one-half

• mile strike length from Chase Point Peninsula eastward t.o within one

mile of Otterskin Lake. Claim group covers approximately 3 miles of

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this structure from East Island to within one mile of Otterskin Lake.

From previous exploration work which consisted of limited

surface sampling and diamond drilling, a more or less continuous

zone with an average true thickness of 100 feet and an average gold

• concentration of 300 parts per billion was outlined along a strike

length of 6500 feet. Laramide claim group covers the easterly 3000

feet of this strike length. The best section averaged 0.03 07./ton

• gold over a width of 48 feet, including seven feet 0.10 o?./ton gold

The gold bearing unit is a near vertical bed of felsic to rhyolitic

lapilli tuff containing up t.o 25% handed and disseminated pyrite.

Purpose of 1986 program of trenching, sampling, assaying and

geological mapping was to continue to explore along this important_

™ geological structure. Geophysical surveys were- carried out over

lake and island portions of claim group in Winter 1987.

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The above-related geological work outlined several new shear

zones to he further explored by trenching. The induced polarization

survey has furl her delineated the main shear in lake bottom to be•

tested by drilling.

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LOCATION, ACCESS AND TOPOGRAPHY

The property is located in Northwestern Ontario about. 50 miles

southeast, of Kenora and 42 miles north of Fort Frances on the

the International Boundary. The Village of Nestor Falls on Highway

#71 lies about .11 miles southwest of the claim block. The claims

cover a series of islands and peninsula near the east end of Kakagi

Lake.

Access is by road from either Winnipeg (5 hours) or Kenora to the

west end of Kakagi Lake. It is approximately 10 miles from west end

of the lake to centre of the claim group. During summer it is a

20-25 minute boat ride from Lake.view Camp.

During winter of 3987, access was by an ice road from Hanson's

Camp.

The topography consists of high rock ridges and swamp areas.

Large diameter white pine dominate these high ridges. Other

areas are covered by mixed bush of poplar, birch, spruce. Cedar

predominates in the swamps.

Lake

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Lake . ... Nipigon -'\

THUNDER BAY;

LARAMIDE CLAIM GROUP

Lake

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DAKOTAMINNESOTA

LOCATION MAPKAKAGI LAKE-(CROW)

GOLD PROSPECT

KENORA MINING DIVISION. ONTARIO.

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CLAIM MAPLARAMIDE RESOURCES LTD.

Kokagi Lake Projectl" = 2640*

41 CLAIM GROUP

». • 3 CLAIMS TO BE AOUIRED

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EXPLORATION HISTORY

Gold was discovered on the west, end of East Island by Noranda

Mines prospectors in August 3944. Three trenches were reported as

foJlows:

Trench No. 1 0.30 oz . Au over 11.5 feet

Trench No. 2 0.16 oz. Au over 14 feet

Trench No. 3 0.35 oz; Au over 18 feet

In 1973, the area was mapped by the Ontario Department of Mines

and two samples taken from a rusty schist zone on Hay Island, about

5000 feet vest of the original discovery, returned values of 0.04 oz.

Au and 0.34 o?. Au.

In 1974, the property was optioned by Roy Martin to a joint

venture consisting of Noranda, Newconex and Tombill Mines. Geological

mapping was carried out during the summer of 1974. Geophysical

surveys and a diamond drilling program was completed during February

and March 1975. Seven holes, totalling 2016 feet were drilled; six of

these at the East Island showings and one at the Hay Island

occurrence.

In February and March of 1983, Barrier Reef Resources drilled

seven holes totalling 3877 feet along an east-west trending zone 6500

feet in length which included Hay Island, East Island and the

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FXPI.ORATTON HISTORY - Cent ' d .

A survey was carried out to detail the topography of the lake

bottom and to recover Jake sediment samples which were analyzed for

gold and arsenic.

During late summer and early fall of 1986, Laramide Resources

Ltd. of Vancouver, B.C. carried out an exploration program on a claim

group covering East Island, Bert Island, Ruth Island, Don Island and a

Peninsula to west of claim group. Four old trenches ], 2, 3, and 4 on

East Island were cleaned out and re-sampled. New trenches f>, 6, and 7

on Fast. Island were drilled, blasted and sampled.

Five new trenches were drilled, blasted and sampled on Ruth

Is 1 and.

One trench was completed on Jack Island, and one trench on Don

Island.

A grid was completed on the Peninsula and Mainland, and a number of

chip samples were taken.

Geological mapping was completed on all above-named Islands, and

the mainland at east end of claim group.

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In winter of 1987, Proton Magnetometer, VLF-EM and Induced

Polarization surveys were carried out over the islands and water

portion of claim group up to the Peninsula at east end of the•

claim group.

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MINING CLAIM STATUS

Laramide Resources Ltd., Prospector License Number T.4731, of

Vancouver, B.C. holds 41 contiguous, unpatented mining claims as

1i st ed be)ow:

C3 aim Numbers

K.896091 - D.896128

K.897496

K.897497

K.897498

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Expi ry Date

August 1, 1987

October 2.1, 1987

October 21, 1987

October 21, 1987

41 claims

The following three mining claims are held by Calnor Resources

Ltd. of Vancouver, B.C. Laramide has an interest in Calnor. These

three claims will be acquired later.

K.590290 (unpatented) 1 July 27, 1987

K.365049 (Mining Lease #104037)

K. 365050 (Mining Lease #104037)

Total claim group totals 44 claims.

The address of Laramide Resources I.tcl. is:

904-675 West Hastings Street, Vancouver, B.C. V6B 1N2

II •PREVIOUS DRTT.T.TNG

ITn 3944, Noranda bored six X-ray diamond drill holes on East

• Island, and in 1975, seven holes, numbers 1-7, totalling 2016 feet.

• A description of this work is contained in a report by G.W. Adams,

filed at the Mining Recorder's office in Kenora, Ontario.

I• Barrier Reef Resources of Vancouver, B.C. drilled seven holes,

numbered 8 to 14, for a total 3877 feet completed in winter of

• 1983. Details of this drilling program are filed at the Mining

Recorder's office at Kenora, Ontario.

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REGTONAL GROIjQGY

The general area o f Kakagi Lake is underlain by a complex

assemblage of mafic to felsic metavolcanic and metasedimentary units

which are locally intruded by differentiated basic to ultrabasic

sills. All units are strongly affected by large scale, east trending,

tight isoclinal folds which plunge north to north-northeast. Shearing

is common and faulting is widespread.

On the subject claim block, felsic volcanics are by far the most

abundant rock type. An east, trending lense of intermediate to basic

volcanics is found on the west part of the large island immediately

north of Hay Island. Tn addition, similar rocks occur in an east-

northeasterly trending band near the east end of the property. Areas

of metamorphosed mafic to ultramafic intrusive rocks are found on the

island north of Hay Island.

Shearing is common on the property. Recent mapping by the Ontario

Department of Mines has outlined a strong zone of shearing and

deformation extending from Hay Island, through East Island to the

mainland, a distance of about three miles. The two presently known

gold showings are located in this /one of deformation and a third

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Ishowing lies on strike with the first two, approximately 2.5 miles

• east of the East Island and a mile west of Otterskin Lake. (Claim

• K.896327). A fourth showing is located on strike approximately fbur

miles west of the Hay Island occurrence in the vicinity of Blacky Bay

• on Chase Point Peninsula.

IAssociated with the shear zone and gold showings are a series of

| fel sic, quartz and feldspar porphyry sills. They appear

• intermittently along the shear zone and are metamorphosed to about the

™ same degree as their volcanic host rocks.

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GEOLOGY OF THE GOLD BEARING ZONE - Cont'd.

_ The 1983 drilling program carried out by Barrier Reef Resources

• Ltd. of Vancouver, B.C. explored an east-west shear zone with a strike

I length of 6500 feet across a maximum width of 3000 feet. This shear

zone contains a gold bearing zone that appears to be a bed of

• volcanic-sedimentary material identifiable principally by its gold and

• pyrite content. Most of the gold bearing zone is covered by lake

• water and the geological interpretation is based on drill core from

• this program. The new 44 claim group explored by Laramide Resources

Ltd. only covers east half (3000 feet) of previous 1983 strike length.

• The 3000 foot strike length includes diamond drill holes 1, 2, 3, 5,

6, 7, 9, 12, 13. For complete details of 1983 drill program, refer to

» Summary Report dated April 20, 1983 by R.M. Blais, P.Eng., filed at

• Kenora, Ontario.

• The explored area is underlain by an assemblage of Archean

• volcaniclastic rocks. Low grade metamorphism has produced textures

varying from weak foliation with stretched fragments to strongly

• foliated schist bands. The average strike is N 85 deg. E with dips of

85 deg. N to 90 deg. The isoclinal fold pattern is not wel'l known so

• the local stratigraphic top and bottom has not been determined.

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GEOLOGY OF THE GOLD BEARING ZONE - Cont'd.

IThe volcanic sequence is divided into two genera] parts; a group

• of mafic to intermediate metavolcanics (intermediate group) to the

• north and a group of felsic to intermediate metavolcanics (felsic

groups) to the south. Textural and compositional variations of these

• units were detailed when logging the core. These variations are more

prevalent in the felsic units.

• Within the Felsic group, adjacent to the Intermediate group

contact, is located a gold bearing zone approximately 200 feet in

• average width. The richest part of this zone carries 3.00 ppb gold

over an average width of 1 00 feet . It is composed of felsic to

• rhyolitic clastic material sparsely flecked with fuchsite mica and up

to 25% banded and disseminated pyrite.

• Bands of Quart z Sericite Schist (QSS) locally divide the Felsic

group and intermediate groups. The schist band appears to be

| structurally controlled and partly overprints itself on the gold

• bearing unit.

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IAn apparently concordant sill which has been called "Quart?,

I Fe] dspar Porphyry" (QFP) appears intermittently along the gold bearing

• zone. It has a coarse granitic texture, composed of K-feldspar,

Quart? and Hornblende. It is well altered and can only be seen

I plainly in hole #9. Elsewhere it is broken down by me tamo rph ism to

quartz-sericite schist with a spotted amphibole texture noted in the

| drill logs as "remnant QFP".

™ The purpose of 1986 summer exploration program and 1987 winter

• geophysical surveys was to further explore and define this shear and

gold bearing zone and related parallel zones along its strike length

I from East Island to the Fairservice showing at Roy Lake. (East end

claim group) .

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II •EXPLORATION PROGRAM 1986-1987 - Cont'd.

I<a) PROSPECTING

Following staking of the 41 claim group from August 1 - August 5,

• 1987, claims were covered by grass roots prospecting by D. Woito for a

ten-day period.

• Emphasis was on locating any old workings (pits, trenches, etc.)

shear zones, mineralization and other pertinent geological features.

I During this reconnaissance, 25 grab samples were taken at various

locations on claim group.

• A summary of these results are listed under Grab Samples - 1986

on plan showing Assay Results, drawing #86-03. These samples were

I assayed for gold, silver, arsenic, barium and mercury. Samples were

assayed by AA Method at Bell-white labs in Haileybury. Pulps and

| rejects are stored at Store-It-Yourself unit #39, North Bay, Ontario.

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EXPLORATION PROGRAM 19B6-1987 - Cont'd.

I<b) TRENCHING

During 3986 summer program, a total of four old trenches (Noranda

• 1945) were cleaned out and re-sampled. These trenches are numbered 1,

_ 2, 3, and 4, and are located on West end of East Island. Results of

• sampling are discussed under Sampling and Assaying Results.

ITHE NEW TRENCHES were completed on various islands throughout the

• claim group. Listed below are locations of NEW TRENCHES:

]. East Island trenches #5, 6, and 7.

I 2. Ruth Island trenches #1, 2, 3 f 4 and 5.

3. Jack Island trench #1.

4. Don Island trench #1.

ITrenches were drilled, blasted, mucked by hand, mapped and

• samp]ed.

| Locations of trenches and results of assays are shown on drawings

• 86-01, 86-02 and 86-03. Assay Results are discussed under Sampling

and Assay Results.

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EXPLORATION PROGRAM 1986-1987 - Cont'd.

I<c) SAMPLING AND ASSAY RESULTS

IA total of 100 samples were taken from old trenches, new trenches

• and various locations on claim group.

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Ontario. Results are tabulated on Certificate of Analysis appendixed

to this report. Samples were assayed for gold and silver. Assay

I method was 'AA' and Fire Assay.

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North Bay, Ontario.

I Location of assays and results are shown on drawings 86-02 and

86-03. Sample numbers, width of sample, location of sample,

| description and assay results are tabulated under Sample and Assay

M Results appendixed to this report.

• Discussion of results will be covered under Geological Mapping.

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<d) LINE CUTTING AND SURVEYING

During late summer and fall of 1986 program, a grid was

established on the east end of claim group, A baseline was

surveyed with transit and tape survey. Crosslines were turned off_

™ by transit and established by picket lines. Grid lines had a 400

I foot spacing with stations at 50 foot intervals.

On islands within the claim group, control for mapping was

• maintained by grid on each individual island.

A baseline for the 1987 winter grid was established by transit

and tape survey. The grid was tied to legal surveys of patented

mining claims K.365049, K.365050 and K.590290.

IAll existing grids on islands and mainland were tied to 1987

| winter surveyed baseline.

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(e) GEOLOGICAL MAPPING

The purpose of the 3986 geological program was to further define

the gold bearing zone indicated by previous exploration work, and also

to identify any potential new ones.

Because previous work indicated that gold bearing zone is

directly related to sets of near vertical, parallel and on echelon

shears associated with the Kakagi Lake Fault and Pipestone-Cameron

Lake Fault, the known shear zones were mapped in greater detail.

During traverses of claim group, new genera] shear zone boundaries were

also identified. Geological mapping also included identification of

genera] rock types, alteration patterns, and mineralization.

The near vertical Kakagi Lake Fault and shear zone strike N 80

deg. F for approximately 3000 feet within the mapped area from the west

end of Fast Island to Poy Lake. Although intensity of shearing is not

continuous along the entire trend, continuity can be established if it

is assumed that the trend has been somewhat offset to the south in the

vicinity of Don Island, and minor shearing indicated along the

projected trend on the mainland is associated with this zone.

EXPLORATION PROGRAM 3 986-1987 - Cont ' d ,

(e) GEOLOGICAL MAPPING - Cont ' d .

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IDiscussions were held with C. Blackburn, Regional Geologist who

• visited property and shared his expertise as it related to shears and

gold bearing zone on this property and immediate area.

• Other geological work was done in order to define the gold

bearing zone. This included mapping and re-sampling four old

• mineralized trenches at the west end of East Island. Results from

this sampling are recorded on drawing 86-02. New trenches were

I completed across portions of the various shear zones.

Three new trenches were completed on East Island numbers 15, 6,

• and 7. Trench #5 was located near shoreline at east end of East

Island. Samples were taken at 5 foot intervals where rock could be

| reached through overburden. A length of 175* exposed a highly

_ sheared zone, but no significant gold values were returned. Best

assay in trench #6 was 754 ppb over 5 foot width. Trench #7 had one 5

I foot width assay of 0.03 07 . /ton gold.

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EXPLORATION PROGRAM 3986-1987 - Cont'd

<e) GEOLOGICAL MAPPING - Cont'd.

IOn Ruth Island, five trenches were completed in moderate shearing

| with no significant gold values reported. Results from trenches on

_ Jack Island and Don Island returned no gold values of any

™ significance.

IMapping, sampling, and assaying of outcrops along a previously

• unknown 100 foot wide shear zone that parallels a splay of the

_ Pipestone-Cameron Lake Fault, provide us with a new exploration target

area. This zone is located between L16E to L40E at south end of grid

1i nes.

• Previous and recent information gathered at Fast Island indicates

that the shear zone is very irregular (laterally and vertically), both

I in configuration, degree and type of alteration and mineralization. We

• believe that gold values found to date on East Island are randomly

dispersed within the shear zone and associated with pyritization and

• si 1icification in the form of minor quartz veining. Therefore,

future work should concentrate on these indicators for guides.

• Preliminary information indicates that the other rocks showing

• alteration in the form of seri t.i zat ion , carbonization and chlori-

tization do not appear to be favorable hosts.

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EXPLORATION PROGRAM 1986-19B7 - Cont ' d .

Geophysical surveys were carried out i n January and February 1987

by Exsics Exploration Limited of Timmins, Ontario. The purpose of the

surveys was to delineate areas of known mineralization and locate new

zones of interest.

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IThree areas of special interest were delineated by the gradient

• I. P. survey. Recommendations are outlined in a Geophysical Report on

_ the Kakagi Lake Project, Kenora Mining Division for Laramide Resources

• Ltd. by R.J. Meikle, dated February 28, 1987.

IThese I. P. targets are marked on Geology Plan, 86-01.

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RECOMMENDATIONS

IThe Kakagi Lake Fault and shear zone is a geologically iroportant

I structure and extends for a seven and one-half mile strike length.

• The mineralization is generally similar in character to auriferous

volcanic sediments which occur in the Detour Lakes, Hemlo and

• Val d'Or Districts, suggesting potential for a large tonnage gold

deposit at some point along the projected strike of the gold

I bearing unit.

The 1986 exploration program has added geological information

• to the main shear zone and adjacent shears. Induced polarization

survey has delineated shear zone on East Island and into lake

gj bottom to the east of the Island.

Continued exploration work is required to test this extensive

I geological target.

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26RECOMMENDATIONS - Cont'd.

Following exploration program is recommended:

1. Extend trenching and sampling at following locations:

(i) Along main shear and It P. target (south main shear)

on East Island,

(ii) New shear zone located by mapping between L20E - L40E

along south boundary of claims K.896125 and K.896126.

(iii) Along mapped shears on Ruth Island.

<.iv) More detailed work in quartz strewn area of

claim K.896119.

A small backhoe could be barged to area for trenching.

2. Proposed Diamond Drilling (Winter 1987-1988)

(i) Along main shear zone as outlined by recent geological

and I.P. surveys (East Island into lake at east end -

BaselJne at L80W).

(ii) I.P. target south of main shear on East Island,

(iii) I.P. target at L40W to L48W just north of Baseline.

3. Geophysics

(i) Induced polarization survey extended to cover shear

zones outlined on Ruth Island, Don Island and main

land at east end of claim group.

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CERTIFICATE

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I, Ronald Murray Blais, Professional Engineer, of 14 Kadi Court,

I North Bay, Ontario PlB 9C8, do declare that:

1. I am a graduate of the Haileybury School of Mines - 1959,

• Haileybury, Ontario.

2. I have actively practiced my profession for 17 years.

| 3. I am a Registered Professional Engineer in the Province

_ of Ontario.

™ 4. I directly planned and supervised the exploration program

I described in this report.

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I• Dated at North Bay, Ontario

February 28, 1987

IR.M. Blais, P.Eng.

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A. REFERENCES


REFERENCES

Mart i n , Roy :

MacCormack, L.V. (1974)

Adams, G.W. (3 975):

Edwards, G.R. (1975)

Kay, I,. (3974) :

Dawson, J.M. (3982)

APPENDIX 'A'

Various private files of Roy Martin.

Report on Geological Survey of the

Roy Martin Claim Group, Kakagi Lake,

Kenora Mining Division, Ontario;

Private report, to Noranda Mines Ltd.

Summary Report, Diamond Drilling

Programme, Martin Option - Crow

Lake Joint Venture, Kenora Mining

Division, Ontario - Private Report

to Noranda Mines Ltd.

Geology of the Schistose Lake Area,

Dist. of Kenora; Ontario Geological

Survey Report #194.

Crow Lake Area (Eastern Part). Dist.

of Kenora; Ontario Div. Mines Prelim.

Map p. 923 Geol. Series.

Report on the Kakagi Gold Prospect,

Kenora Mining Division, Ontario for

Barrier Reef Resources Ltd.


REFERENCES - Cont'd.

Clark, G.

Beard, R.C.

Blais, R.M. (1983)

Camphe]], J.W. (1983)

APPENDIX 'A'

Kenora area mineral potential sponsored

by: Tri-Municipal Economic Development

Commission compiled by: Mining Sector

Work Program Staff

Editor: G. Clark.

Assessment Record Files, Resident

Geologist Office, Kenora Mining

Division, Kenora, Ontario.

Gold Deposits of Kenora-Fort Francis

Area, Districts of Kenora and Rainy

Riverby

Richard G. Beard and Glen L. Garratt

Mineral Deposit Circular 16, 1976,

Ministry of Natural Resources.

Report on Crow (Kakagi) Lake Drilling;

Programme by R.M. Blais, P.Eng.

April 20, 1983. ;

Report on the Optioned Robert Fairservice

Property held by Falcon Resources Inc.;

situated between Otterskin and Kakagi

Lakes, District of Kenora.

September 12, 1983.


REFERENCES - Cont'd.

Blais, R.M. (1983>

Johns, G.W. <1986)

Trowell, N.F. (1986)

Meikle, R.J. (3987)

APPENDIX 'A*

Assessment. Work Report, Fairservice

Option, Kenora Mining Division.

November 28, 1983.

O.G.S. Miscellaneous Paper 132

Summary of Field Work and Other

Activities 1986.

009. Kakagi Lake - Rowan Lake

Regional Geology, District of Kenora.

O.G.S. Miscellaneous Paper 129

Volcanology and Mineral Deposits

Chapter 3 - Stratigraphic

Correlation of the Western

Wabigoon subprovince,

Northwestern Ontario.

Geophysical Report on Kenora Mining

Division for Laramide Resources Ltd.

February 28, 1987.


B. ASSAY CERTIFICATES

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BELL-WHITE ANALYTICAL LABORATORIES LTD.P.O. BOX 187, HAILEYBURY, ONTARIO TEL: 672-31O7

NO. 1306

SAMPLE(S) OF:

SAMPLE (S) FROM:

Certificate of Attalgate

Rock (29)

R. M. Blais & Associates Ltd.

DATE:

RECEIVED:

August 26, 1986

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11843

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111743

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September 15, 1986

SAMPLE.S) OF: R ock < 27 > RECEIVED: September 1986

SAMPUE(S) FROM: Mr. R. M. Blais, R. M. Blais & Assoc

Sample Nu. As

239012 3456 789

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DATE: October 9, 1986

RECEIVED: October 1986

Ltd.

ppm Mercury ppm

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<0.010.63

<0.010.01

<0.010.03

<0.010.010.02

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237012345 6789

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2372012 34567

239267 8

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Page 1 of 3DATE:

RECEIVED:

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306 8

1588864

3211

8866

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177 4

127

897

108

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of 3DATE: November 4, 1986

RECEIVED: October 1986

Blais & Associates Ltd.

Oz. Gold Silver ppm

0.40.20.2 0.20.20.20.20.20.40.2 0.20.2ND0.2NDND0.2ND0.40.2 0.40.40.40.40.20.4

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1 789

23970

1 123

1 456

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SAMPLE NO.

WIDTH OF SAMPLE

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SAMPLE NO.

UIDTH OFSnf'lPLE

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3-Cp Z!wy£ A, CM64 K40

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UIDTH OF SAMPLE

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UIDTH OF SAMPLE

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5' «.'- s' 0-4

239 1 0.-2.

2^934o-Z

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PROPERTY DATE PAGE NO.

SAMPLE NO.

UIDTH OF SAMPLE

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TRENCH NO. CLAIM NO.-PROPERTY

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SAMPLE NO.

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DATE QCT OS/g4 P AGE NO

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WIDTH OF SAPIPLE

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5'.5'

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TRENCH NO. CLAIM NO.-PROPERTY

SAHPLE AND ASSAY RECORD SHEET

DATE QCT- 2S/84 P AGE NO. 4-

SAMPLE NO.

UIDTH OF SAMPLE

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PERSONNEL 1 986

1. A.P. REEVE - GEOLOGIST904-675 West Hastings St.Vancouver, B.C. V6B 1N2 604-688-3584

2. R.M. BLAIS - GEOLOGIST 528 Cassells St. North Bay, Ontario PlB 3Z7 705-474-4110

EMMETT FAULKNER - GEOLOGIST3275 South Eaton CourtLakewood, Colorado 80226 303-935-1575

JIM BOWEN - DRAFTSMAN 655 Norman Ave., North Bay, Ontario

BECKY BLATS - TYPING14 Kadi CourtNorth Bay, Ontario PlB 9C8

6. DON WOITO - PROSPECTOR P.O. Box 4 34 North Bay, Ontario PlB 8H5

LARRY PETERSON - HELPERP.O. Box 3 03Nestor Falls, Ontario POX 1KO

RICK BIRD - LINE CUTTER 1106 1st Street, East Fort Frances, Ontario

DAN SCHEIRER - LINE CUTTER 1267 Idylwild Drive Fort Frances, Ontario

I I I I I I I I I I I I I I

I I

Ontario

Ministry of Natural Resources

GEOPHYSICAL - GEOLOGICAL - GEOCHEMICAL TECHNICAL DATA STATEMENT

File.

TO BE ATTACHED AS AN APPENIFACTS SHOWN HERE NEED NOT

TECHNICAL REPORT MUST CONTAIN INI£.10865 BROOKS LAKE 900

Type of Survey(s) L inecuttine ^nd Geological Mapping

ry, , . . Brooks Lake Area, Kenora Mining Division 1 ownship or Area ______________'__________°_______

Claim Holder(s).Laramide Resources Ltd.

Vancouver, B.C.

R.M. Blais & Associates Ltd.Survey Company.* .u fT> 4 R- M - Blais, P. Eng.Author of Report _________!____°______________AJJ rA »u 5 28 Casse]ls St., North Bay, Ontario Address 01 Author ______________.________________ . _. f c S ept. 16, 1986 - Oct. 22, 1986 Covering Dates oi Survey..

Total Miles of Line Cut.(linecutting to office)

9.0 miles

SPECIAL PROVISIONS CREDITS REQUESTED

ENTER 40 days (includes line cutting) for first survey.

ENTER 20 days for each additional survey using same grid.

Geophysical—Electromagnetic.

—Magnetometer_—Radiometric——

—Other______

DAYS per claim

Geological.

Geochemical.

40

AIRBORNE CREDITS (Special provision credits do not apply to airborne surveys

Magnetometer. .Electromagnetic. . Radiometric

DATE:.May 12, 1987

(enter days per claim)

SIGNATURE:.'ufhof of Report or Agent

Res. Geol.. .Qualifications

Previous Surveys File No. Type Date Claim Holder

MINING CLAIMS TRAVERSED List numerically

K 896091

(prefix)K

(number)896092

K................89609?..

K 896094

K

K

K

K

K

K

K

K

K

K

K

K

K

K

K

896096

896097

896099

896109

896110

896114

896118

896119

896120

896121

896122

896123

896124

896125

896126

896127

TOTAL CLAIMS-

837 (5/791

GEOPHYSICAL TECHNICAL DATA

more than one survey, specify data for each type of surveyI

INDUCED POLARIZATION

RFCTSTTVTTY GRAVITY ELECTROMAGNETIC MAGNETIC

Numher of Stations. NnrnHpr nf Readinps

Station interval Line spacing

Profile srale

Contour interval

Instrument

Accurary — Scale constant

Diurnal correction method

Rase Station check-in interval (hours)

Base Station location and value

Instrument

Coil ronfignration

Coil separation

Arrnrary

Method: D Fixed transmitter CD Shoot back CD In lineFreqiienry

(specify V.L.F. station)

Parameters measured .

Instrument

Scale constant ..........Cnrrertinns made

Base station value and location . ............... ......

Elevation accuracy —— _ ———————————————————————————————————————————

Instrument ——————————————————————————————————— - ——————————————

Method D Time Domain D Frequency Domain

4

* Delay time.4

5 Integration time . . , .i °j Power __ _____________ ____ ——————————————————————————— — ————————i

Electrode array ——————— - ——————————— — —————————————————— — — -—— ——Electrode spacing ————————— — ———— — ——————————————————— — ——————————Tvoe of electrode .. ————————————— - ____—————— — ————— — —————————

1—————— 1

1

1

1—————— 1

1

1D Parallel line

1

1—————— 1

1

1

1

1

1

11

I I I I

SELF POTENTIAL

Instrument_________________________________________________ Range.

Survey Method _____________________________________________

Corrections made

RAD1OMETR1CInstrument

Values measured.

I

I

I

Energy windows (levels)________________________________________

Height of instrument____________________________Background Count.

Size of detector_____________________________________________Overburden ____________________________________________________

(type, depth — include outcrop map)

01 HERS (SEISMIC, DRILL WELL LOGGING ETC.)Type of survey_________________________ Instrument ___________________________

I

I

I

Parameters measured.

Additional information (for understanding results).

AIRBORN E .SURVEY S

Type of survey(s) ————

Instrument(s) ——————

I

1

I

I

(specify for each type of survey) Accuracy___________________

(specify for each type of survey) Aircraft used.__________________________________

Sensor altitude.Navigation and flight path recovery method.

Aircraft altitude__________________________________Line Sparing Miles flown over total area__________________________Over claims only_

GEOCHEMICAL SURVEY

Numbers of claims from which samples taken.

Total Number nf Samples

Type nf Sample(Nature of Material)

Average Sample Weight

MethoH of Collection

Soil Horizon Sampler!

Horizon Development

Sample Depth

Terrain

Drainage Development

Estimated Range of Overhnrrlen Thickness

SAMl'LK PREPARATION(Includes drying, screening, crushing, ashing)

Mesh siye of fraction used for analysis

General

- PROCEDURE RECORD A

ANALYTICAL METHODS

Values expressed in: per cent D p. p. m, Q p.p. b. C3

Cu, Pb, Zn, Ni, Co, Ag, Mo, As,-(circle)

Others

Field Analysis (. fsts)

Extraction Method

Analytical Method

Reagents Used

Field Laboratory AnalysisNo. ( tests)

Extraction MethoH

Analytiral Method

Reagents Used

Commercial Laboratory ( t«"«:t«)

Name of Laboratory.

Extraction Method

Analytical Method.Reagents Used

General — —————————————————————————

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1 1

Ontario

Ministry ofNorthern Developmentand Mines

July 6, 1987 Your File:94 Our File:2.10065

Mining RecorderMinistry of Northern Development and Mines808 Robertson StreetBox 5050Kenora, OntarioP9N 3X9

Dear Sir:

RE: Notice of Intent dated June 10, 1987 Geological Survey on Mining Claims K 896091, et al, in Brooks Lake Area

The assessment work credits, as listed with the above-mentioned Notice of Intent, have been approved as of the above date.

Please inform the recorded holder of these mining claims and so indicate on your records.

Yours sincerely,

Gary L. Weatherson, Manager Mining Lands Section Mineral Development and Lands Branch Mines and Minerals Division

Whitney Block, Room 6610 Queen's Park Toronto, Ontario M7A 1W3

Telephone: (416) 965-4888

AB/mccc: Laramide Resources Ltd

Suite 904675 West Hastings StreetVancouver, B.C.V6B 1N2

Mr. G.H. FergusonMining & Lands CommissionerToronto, Ontario

R.M. Blais 528 Cassells Street North Bay, Ontario P1B 327

Resident Geologist Kenora, Ontario

Encl.

Ministry ofNorthern Development

<1inesOntario

aru^irTechnical Assessment Work Credits

Date

June 10, 1987

File

2.10065Mining Recorder'* Report of Work No,

94

Recorded Holder

LARAMIDE RESOURCES LTDTownship or Area

BROOKS LAKEType of survey and number of

Assessment days credit per claimGeophysical

Electromagnetic Hays

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