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Phase l report on the Solitaire Minerals CorporationKukagami Property mineral claims

Sudbury Mining District, northern OntarioNTS 411

September 25,2000.

Stuart C. Fraser, P. Geol.Dahrouge Geological Consulting Limited

18,10509-81 AvenueEdmonton, Alberta

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

1. Summary

2. Introduction ............................................................. l

3. Location and Access ............................................................. l

4. Claimstatus .............................................................l

5. Regional Geology ............................................................. l

6. Geology ............................................................. l

7. Mineralization ............................................................ .2

8. Previous Work .............................................................2

9. Present Fieldwork .............................................................4

10. Results .............................................................4

11. Conclusions ............................................................ .5

12. Recommendations ............................................................ :5

13. References ............................................................ .6

14. Statement of Qualifications ............................................................ .7

LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS

Fig. l Location of Kukagami Group of mineral claims,....................... ...FI

Fig. le Diagram from Lightfoot and Naldrett (1996) as shown

Fig. 2 Geology, Sample Locations, and Claim locations (in pocket)........... .F2

LIST OF APPENDICES

Appendix l Claim status

Appendix 2 Itemized expenditures

Appendix 3 Analytical results from Kukagami Property

Summary

A three week exploration program was carried out on behalf of Solitaire Minerals Corporation on the Kukagami and adjacent mineral claims in the Sudbury mining district in July 2000. The purpose of this exploration program was to test Nipissing Gabbro intrusive rocks for their Pt/Pd potential, in the light of recent mineralization discovered in the area by Pacific Northwest Capital in the Janes and Dana Lake Townships.

Fieldwork consisting of geological sampling and prospecting in the Kukagami property revealed anomalous Pt/Pd results with up to nine times background. Although results from the Kukagami property are generally low in Pt/Pd geochem, favorable geology is inferred to the north of presently exposed stratigraphy.

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Introduction

This report (Phase 1) deals with a preliminary investigation into the exploration potential of platinum group metals (PGM) in the Wanapitei and Kukagami Lakes area of northern Ontario, within Ontario Mining Division #70-Sudbury. Platinum-palladium mineralization recently located by Pacific Northwest Capital in the Janes and Davis townships, northeast of Sudbury is thought to be associated with the intrusion of 2.2Ga Nipissing Gabbro sills and laccoliths. A three week exploration program was carried out on claims held by Solitaire Minerals by Dahrouge Geological Consultants, Edmonton, Alberta.

The phase l exploration program was intended to sample Nipissing Gabbro sills throughout claim blocks in Scadding, Davis, Rathbun, Kelly and McNish Townships. In the course of the program, additional ground, optioned by Solitaire Minerals within Macbeth, Mcwilliams and Gibbons Townships, was also explored. This report solely deals with aspects of the Kukagami Property whose units are being grouped for assessment purposes.

Location and Access

The Solitaire Minerals claim blocks consist of 7 properties including Kukagami, Insect Lake, Sturgeon River, Doon Lake, Bad Lake and Boland's Lake properties. The claim blocks are located in Scadding, Davis, McNish and Rathbun Townships east of Wanapitei Lake and located approximately 50 km northeast of the city of Sudbury. Additional claim blocks optioned by Solitaire Minerals during the course of the initial program are located in Macbeth (north of McNish Township) and Mcwilliams and Gibbins Townships. Each of the claim blocks is generally accessible via Highway 17 (the Trans Canada Highway) and secondary, gravel roads. Access to the McNish Township Sturgeon River property and Macbeth properties was assisted by boat along the Sturgeon River. See Figure 1.

Claim status

Relevant information regarding each property/claim block is listed below in Appendix l and a list of itemized expenditures is listed in Appendix 2.

Regional Geology

Nipissing gabbro of northern Ontario extends from Sault Ste. Marie through the Sudbury region to Cobalt and are dominantly located within the Huronian Supergroup (sedimentary rock suite), lying north of the Archean-Proterozoic uniformity. These intrusions range from a few hundred meters to over a thousand meters in thickness and have been interpreted by Lightfoot and Naldrett (1996) among others as open ring structures, cone sheets and sills.

Geology

Geological reports by the Ontario Geological Survey for the Wanapitei and Kukagami lakes area include reports by Dressler (1979 and 1982) as well as earlier reports by Thomson (1959) and

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GH-GRADE L* OCCURRENCE

ANA LAKE GE DISCOVERY

UTE PRECAMBRIAN GRENVILLE PROVINCE

River Valley Intrusive Suite

MIDDLE PRECAMBRIANP j Nipissing Diabase Suite

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Major PGM Discovery

Mineral Occurrence. .

Properties of Solitaire

Kukagami Group of Claims

Other C laim Groups

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DAHROUGE GEOLOGICAL CONSULTING LTD,EDMONTON, ALBERTA

KUKAGAMI LAKE AREA, ONTARIO

Fig. 1Location of Kukagami Group of Mineral

Claims within Davis and ScaddingTownships, Southern Ontario

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Thompson and Card (1963). In Scadding Township, Gowganda Formation metasediments consisting of generally flat-lying conglomerate, quartz arenite and greywacke have been intruded by 2.2 Ga Nipissing Intrusive rocks(van Schmus, 1965). Corfu and Andrews, (1986) have more recently determined age dates of 2.22Ga for the Nipissing gabbro sills. In the study area the Nipissing intrusive rocks consist primarily of gabbro with lesser granodiorite, quartz plagioclase porphyry and pegmatite.

The Nipissing gabbroic sills have been interpreted as cone sheets with two schools of thought on their deformation. Jobin-Bevins (1998) suggests that these intrusions have suffered no deformation since their intrusion, while others suggest that the Nipissing gabbros have been metamorphosed under lower greenschist facies conditions (Dressler, 1982) and folded and block faulted since intrusion (consultant geologist Phil Brown, personal communication).

Lightfoot and Naldrett (1996) describe the Nipissing gabbro as a 150-300 m thick suite of dominantly tholeiitic to calc-alkaline rocks ranging from chilled diabase through quartz diabase, gabbronorite, vari-textured gabbro as well as aplitic phases.

Mineralization

Lightfoot and Naldrett (1996) have suggested the Sudbury Nipissing gabbros may be feeders for the emplacement of continental flood basalts formed along continental margins and as such may have similarities to the Russian Noril'sk Pt/Pd deposits. Their figure le in OGS Study 58 illustrates their presumed lithological sequence (shown below) in a Nipissing sill based on their observations from various intrusions in the Sudbury region. Jobin-Bevins (1998) describes disseminated chalcopyrite, pyrrhotite and pentlandite in hypersthene rich gabbro at the base of the Nipissing sill at the Janes prospect in Janes Township (Figure 1). Jobin-Bevins (personal communication) suggested that 2-3*^0 sulfides in Nipissing Gabbro were highly prospective targets for Pt/Pd mineralization. While MO'% sulfides (including blebby sulfides) are noted in the Rathbun Lake Pt/Pd occurrence, significantly lesser sulfide percentages have been associated with Pt/Pd mineralization (Jobin-Bevins and Phil Brown, personal communications).

Dressler (1982) shows the association between elevated MgO values ^10 weight percent) and TiO2 values (0.40 wt.%) and Pt/Pd mineralization in the Rathbun/Wanapitei lakes area. Consulting geologist Phil Brown (personal communication) confided to the author that the use of such whole rock analytical results were useful in delineating Pt/Pd exploration targets. This view is consistent with observations from Lightfoot and Naldrett (1996).

Previous Work

Numerous gold and base metal occurrences generally associated with quartz and/or quartz- carbonate veining along shears lie within the Kukagami property and several pits and shafts have previously been sunk on several of these occurrences. Some of the more significant deposits explored include the Alwin-Porcupine mine, the Red-Rock, Ford, Hildabrand and Midas showings. Ontario Geological Survey reports are available as well as numerous assessment notes on these properties.


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Diagram taken from Lightfoot and Naldrett, (1996).


Present Fieldwork

A field program based from the Sportsman's Lodge at Kukagami Lake was carried out during three weeks of July, 2000. The claims area is well accessed by roads and/or boat. Traverses were made across Nipissing gabbroic sills with samples collected (generally grab samples) and shipped to Activation Labs in Ancaster, Ontario. Samples were intended to be analyzed for Au, Pt and Pd geochem and whole rock and 48 element litho-geochemistry. Only selected samples from the Kukagami property were analyzed for whole rock litho-geochemistry. GPS units were used to record UTM coordinates using North American Datum (NAD83). Base maps used for the field were 1:20,000 digital topographic maps with geology overlain. For the Kukagami property geology by Thompson (1961) and Thomson and Card (1963) were used for reference. Geological mapping by Dressler (1982) was found to be more accurate. Where mineral occurrences were noted to be within Nipissing Gabbro, these occurrences were sampled for their Pt/Pd potential.

Results

A spreadsheet with particulars on sampling in the Wanapitei/Kukagami region is listed in appendix 3 and shown as Figure 2 (1:20,000) in the pocket of this report. Using a background of 5 ppb Pt and 5 ppb Pd anomalous results are located within the West Kukagami gabbroic sill, with values up to 44 and 35 ppb Pt, Pd respectively. Four samples collected on the west side of McLaren Lake are all anomalous with the highest values reaching 46 ppb Pt and 38 ppb Pd.

The most significant result from the 2000 fieldwork was obtained from a grab sample from ground initially held at the time of sampling by Flagg Resources. A sample of Nipissing gabbro consisting of blebby sulfides found in outcrop (estimated to be 6m in thickness) along the east side of Wanapitei Lake, recorded l gram Pd. At the end of the field program, this ground became open and was staked by Mike Loney and Ed Jerome. Ed Jerome confided to the author that he had seen similar sulfides in outcrop, 100 meters south from the grab sample location. The Nipissing sill within the Kukagami property is thought to be part of the same cone sheet as is mineralized in Rathbun Township where Flagg Resources has presently been exploring and where highly anomalous Pt-Pd mineralization has been located at the south end of Rathbun Lake.

Recent geological mapping and sampling of Nipissing gabbro on the Kukagami property reveals generally quartz diabase and hypersthene rich gabbro suggesting the sill exposure is probably basal with a shallow dip to the north (Jobin-Bevins personal communication). Olivine, magnetite dykes are thought to be post mineralization and thought to be of little significance (Phil Brown, pers. comm.). Sampling such dykes east of Kukagami Lake revealed fresh biotite.

Mineral occurrences associated with shear-related copper and/or gold mineralization in the Kukagami property explored in the present 2000 fieldwork generally recorded poor geochem results in Pt/Pd mineralization.


Conclusions

Preliminary phase l sampling results in the Wanapitei/Kukagami region reflect generally low Pt/Pd geochem results. Nevertheless anomalous Pd/Pt results (up to9 times background) have been located from three areas. These areas include; 1). West side of McLaren Lake; 2). McBeth Township, east of the Sturgeon River and 3). Nipissing sill west of the Kukagami road in the southwestern corner of the Kukagami property.

Of more significance is a grab sample from the former Flagg Resources property, Rathbun Township with a Pd analysis of l gram/tonne. As a result of this analysis and available land position, Solitaire Minerals Corporation was able to option a very favorable land position with significant Pt/Pd mineralization just east of Wanapitei Lake.

Recommendations

The newly acquired Rathbun Township property optioned by Solitaire Minerals represents a significant property and warrants further sampling. It is also recommended that drill core [drilled in April 1998 on the Sturgeon River property] presently held by Irana (?) Mines at their warehouse, west of Sudbury be examined for presence of sulfides. Ed Jerome reported to the author that 45 feet of sulfides were detected in Nipissing Gabbro within this drill core.

The anomalous Pd/Pt results found along the west side of McLaren Lake from limited sampling in this portion of the Kukagami property also warrants further exploration including gridding and possible geophysics. Based on the view that the Nipissing Gabbro may be a cone sheet within the Kukagami property, and its down dip extension is north, exploration north of the presently exposed gabbro (north of the Alwin-Porcupine mine) is warranted. As the area has no outcrop exposure, a geophysical program consisting of magnetometer and induced polarization is recommended.

Stuart Fraser, P. Geol. Sept. 25, 2000.


References

Corfu, F. and Andrews, A. J., 1986, A U-Pb age for Mineralized Nipissing Diabase, Gowganda; Canadian Journal of Earth Sciences, v. 23, 107-109.

Dressler, B. O., 1979, Geology of McNish and Janes Townships District of Sudbury, Ontario Geological Survey Report 191.

Dressler, Burkhard O., 1982, Geology of the Wanapitei Lake area District of Sudbury, Ontario Geological Survey report 213.

L. S. Jobin-Bevans, N. D. Macrae and R. R. Keays, 1998, Project Unit 97-012. Cu-Ni-PGE potential of the Nipissing Diabase. OGS, Precambrian Geoscience Section.

Lightfoot, P. C. and Naldrett, A. J., 1996, Petrology and geochemistry of the Nipissing Gabbro: Exploration strategies for nickel, copper, and Platinum Group Elements in a large igneous province. Ontario Geological Survey, Study 58.

Thomson, J. E., 1961, MacLennan and Scadding Townships; Ontario Dept. of Mines; Geological Map 2009.

Thomson, J.E. and Card, K., 1963, Kelly and Davis Townships, Ontario Dept. of Mines; Geological Report 15, 20p.

Van Schmus, R., 1965, The Geochronology of the Blind River - Bruce Mines Area, Ontario; Canadian Journal of Geology, v. 73, p. 755-780.


STATEMENT OF QUALIFICATIONS

I, Stuart C. Fraser, of 10705-139 Street, Edmonton, T5M 1P6, in the Province of Alberta, DO HEREBY CERTIFY:

1. THAT I am a graduate of Dalhousie University of Halifax, Nova Scotia with a B. Se. (1973) in Geology, and a M. Se. (1993) in Geology from the University of Alberta, Edmonton, Alberta.

2. THAT I am registered as a Professional Geologist with the Association ofProfessional Engineers, Geologists and Geophysicists of Alberta, member number M47638.

3. THAT I do not have any beneficial interest, either directly or indirectly, in Solitaire Minerals Corp. nor do I expect to receive any.

4. THAT I do not have any beneficial interest, either directly or indirectly, in the Sudbury, Ontario area properties discussed in this Report.

5. That I have worked on the Kukagami property and supervised exploration work on this property and adjacent properties on behalf of Solitaire Minerals Corporation during the period from July 6th through July 27th 2000 as project geologist with Dahrouge Geological Consulting Limited, Edmonton, Alberta.

DATED at Edmonton, Alberta, this ^ May of^7f^^A , 2000

Stuart C. Fraser, P. Geol.


Appendix l

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Record date

MarlS/99Mar 18/99Mar 18/99Jan. 04/99Mar 09/99Mar 09/99Mar 09/99Jan 18/99Sep 29/97Sep 29/97Sep 29/97Jan 04/99Jan 04/99Mar 09/99Jun 11/99Jun 11/99Jun 11/99Jun 11/99Mav 16/00May 16/00Mav 16/00May 16/00Mav 16/00

Due Date

Mar 18/01Mar 18/01Mar 18/01Jan. 04/01Mar 09/01Mar 09/01Mar 09/01Jan 18/02Sep 29/00Sep 29/00Sep 29/00Jan 04/01Jan 04/01Mar 09/01Jun 11/01Jun 11/01Jun 11/01Jun 11/01May 16/02May 16/02May 16/02May 16/02May 16/02

Work required

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Registered Owner

T. Loney (10007o)T. Loney (100070)T. Loney (10007o)M. Loney (10007o)M. Loney (lOO'/o)M. Loney (10007o)M. Loney (10007o)T. Loney (10007o)T. Loney (10007o)T. Loney (10007o)T. Loney (10007o)M. Loney (10007o)M. Loney (10007o)M. Loney (100"7o)M. Loney (10007o)M. Loney (10007o)M. Loney (10007o)M. Loney (100070)T. Loney (10007o)T. Loney (10007o)T. Loney (10007o)T. Loney (10007o)T. Loney (10007o)

Totals

Appendix 2: Itemized Cost StatementDescription

a) Initial assessment

b) Personnel

J. Dahrouge, geologist

R. Hardy, geologist

trip by D. Vernet to Sudbury preparation of maps and figures; purchase of digital assessment reports for region; 8007o of cost applicable tp Kukagami property

Additional maps for field and purchase of digital topographic data; 70"Xo of 1337.50

5 days supervising and preparing report

review assessment reports and compile data: 2 davs

Rate Cost GST PSI TotalCS

6401

936

5 days @S40Q7day 2000

2@S31(Vday 620

S. Fraser, geologist

D. Vernett, geological engineer

Ed Jerome, prospector

W. McGuire, draftsman

15 days field work and supervision2 days preparing for field work

4 days preparing report

10 days field work2 days preparing for field work

3 days

5 days compiling field data and preparing base and final maps

21 days @3507day

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5 @S3507day

7350

2700450

1750 14870 14870 844 NA 1 5714

c) Food and accommodation

d) Transportation Airfare

Description22 mandays at Sportsmans Lodge, Kukagami Lake, ON

Freight Auto fuel Truck rental Boat rental

e) Field Suppliesf) Reports and maps and photocopying Z reproductions

g) Analytical costs

Edm.-Sudbury Ont. portion only Toronto -Sudbury return

sample shipment to Ancaster, ON 500Xo of 13 fuel invoices 13 days 3 days

Activation Labs, Ancaster On. 102 samples; sample preparation 102 samples; Au, Pt, Pd geochem 35 samples; whole rock analysis

[email protected]

Cost1355

GST95

PST68

[email protected] @50AJay

909.35150

6411

7312

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183221

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Appendix 3 Analytical Results from Kukagami Property

Sudbury geochem project-Solitaire MineralsJuly 2000

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Hildabrand showing; altered gabbro 1.5m length wallrock. Davis

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2.3-3.8m wallrock samplealtered gabbro; 3m east from sample 14128pyroxenite mainly w/ sulfides just south of theHildabrand showing abovesample from minor trenches near road north ofHildabrand showing; minor alteration A sulfide

5170192 536007 staining in gabbro

qtz-carb stockwork in trench near sample 14131 Davis Nipissing gabbro, mg qtz diabase; sample taken

14142 5169208 530373 on west side of McLaren Lake14143 5169221 530285 gabbro, in part chloritized

east side of McLaren Lake, chloritized14144 metasediments

sample adj dyke? Qtz diabase, massive w alteration surfaces, blebs of Cpy up to lcm T.% Cpy (pos on fractures only). Sample on hill S

14151 5170602 528521 from 6mile road.

14152 5170612 528521 Sample is 10m from 14151. Massive mg gabbro. Scadding14153 5170361 528743 mg gabbro, trace Cpy

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Sample i UTM coordinates Description Township sample* Au Pt Pd Totals MgO TiO2 Zr # northing easting type ppb ppb ppb "/o "/o ppm

Sample from pos contact w diabase dyke, oc is fairly rusty locally, sharp contact in sample w

14154 5170060 528960 Cpy/Po along contact as ss. Abundant qtz. Scadding grab DV 7 14 10 31 9 .48 0.507 42

mg gabbro w abundant qtz. trace Cpy associated14155 5170060 528960 w qtz ss. Scadding grab DV 5 10 9 24 8.74 0.553 43

mg gabbro w qtz-carb ss. rusty wx. trace Cpy14156 5170050 528950 diss Scadding grab DV l 12 7 20 9.23 0.446 39

Lg oc, contact w seds. Rafted feldspathic clasts14157 5170100 529060 in contact zone. Mg gabbro 1m from contact. Scadding grab DV 7 5 6 18 9.17 0.389 40

Sample from seds in contact zone. 2m from14158 5170100 529060 14157 Scadding grab DV 2 ^ ^ 2 2.44 0.288 113

Sample from mg gabbro cut by qtz veins (up to 10cm) Qtz vein + wallrock in sample. Azurite

14159 5169607 529377 along fractures. 2-307o Cpy as large blebs. Scadding grab DV 48 19 23 90 5 .31 0.793 552m from 14159 in 'wallrock1 . Altered gabbro,

14160 5169607 529377 chloritized+silicd. trace Cpy+Po. Scadding grab DV l 17 17 35 4.73 0.899 5810m from trail. Fg gabbro. Nearby aplite dyke

14169 5170023 535408 (top of sill?) Davis grab DV l ^ -d l 7.24 0.733 5914170 5170775 534500 mg gabbro Davis grab DV 2 *5 ^ 2 6.84 0.688 5414171 5170480 534648 mg gabbro Davis grab DV l ^ ^ l 5.21 2.118 56

From pile adj shaft. Mg gabbro l -207o diss/blebby14172 5170456 534717 Po trace Cpy. Davis grab DV 5 ^ ^ 5 4.48 2.087 81

10m S of shaft. Mg gabbro 2-307o diss Po trace14173 5170456 534717 Cpy. Chlorite. Davis grab DV 31 ^ ^ 31 5.46 2.239 86

Silicd gabbro w massive Po (Pn?) w Cpy as14174 5170456 534717 blebs. Segregated blebs of Po and Cpy. Davis grab DV 72 ^ ^ 72 3.71 1.93 81

FG gabbro. I 07o diss Po + trace Cpy. Taken from14175 5170456 534717 trench. Davis grab DV 2 *5 ^ 2 4.99 2.141 80

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14185 5170112 528494 Nipissing qtz diabase; trace sulfides

Sample i UTM coordinates Description # northing easting

14186 5169915 52839814187 5170796 52851214188 5170718 528459

14189

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14205 5169782 536204

14206 5169782 536204

14207 5169782 536204

14208 5169782 536204

Nipissing qtz diabaseNipissing qtz diabase; trace sulfidesNipissing qtz diabase; trace sulfides35m west of sample 14188 *ci 0X0 sulfides inNipissing gabbropy, cpy in Nipissing gabbro; sample taken 15mnorthwest from UTM positioncpy, py in Nipissing gabbroNipissing gabbro; NVSqtz-ankerite-pyrite veining from Red Rock mine(hosted in Nipissing gabbro)Nipissing gabbro; NVSpossible olivine diabase dykeNipissing gabbro; mg qtz diabaseqtz diabase; NVSMassive mg gabbro^ reddish feldspar. Somestain. 50m N of 14132.Grab from trench in sheared gabbro. 0.5m frommineralized qtz vein. No vein in sample. Sampleis altered Px+Plag. Chlr.Grab from wallrock to trench. 1m from 14204.mg gabbro. [Hildebrand showing]Sample is 40m along strike from 14204. Shearedgabbro, fg px + plagSample is 40m along strike from 14204. Shearedgabbro, fg px 4- plag30cm chip across altered gabbro, fg px + plag +chlorite [Hildebrand showing]

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15126 5170427 527859 Nipissing gabbro, med gr; NVS


15127 5170463 527574 Nipissing gabbro, med gr; NVS15128 5170385 527251 qtz diabase; NVS15129 5170423 527103 Nipissing gabbro, med gr; NVS

Nipissing gabbro, similar to sample 15128; NVSNipissing gabbro; trace sulfidesNipissing gabbro.cs gr Nipissing gabbro; trace sulfidesNipissing gabbro; close to contact withGowganga metasediments. Trace sulfidesmed-cs grained gabbro; NVSsample taken 30m NW of UTM reading on abearing of 313 degrees. UTM reading taken onroad.Nipissing gabbromg gabbro; McLaren Lake areamg gabbro w trace Po associated w smallfracturesNipissing gabbro, qtz diabase; NVSqtz diabase, trace sulfidesqtz diabase

Nipissing gabbro; trace cpy; located west ofMidas showingmg gr qtz diabase

532231 Nipissing gabbro; trace sulfidesEast of Midas showing along point of KukagamiLakeNipissing gabbroNipissing gabbro-mg gr Qtz diabase, 2m northof 30cm barren qtz vn

528507 med gr Nipissing gabbro; trace cpy, po

15130151311513215133

1500815009

150101501114224

14225150011500215003

150131501415015

1501615017

1501815019

5170407 5268795170626 5268065170733 5278375170763 528009

5172463 5274865172569 527395

5172680 5271455172853 5271465169146 530236

5169146 5302365169460 5357005169548 5357635169865 535712

5170738 5329895170730 5326945170759 532231

5170394 533763

5170315 5337515170927 528507

Scadding

Township


ScaddingScaddingScaddingScadding

ScaddingScadding


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ScaddingDavis

DavisScadding

grab

sampletype

grabgrabgrab

grabgrabgrabgrab

grabgrab

grabgrabgrab

grabgrabgrabgrab

grabgrabgrab

grabgrab

grabgrab

SF

*

SFSFSF

SFSFSFSF

SFSF

SFSFDV

DVSFSFSF

SFSFSF

SFSF

SFSF

8

Auppb

111

21251

21

916

3454

329

78

22

45

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171135

4692919

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1227

1213

58

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381632

38132925

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1320

199

111

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1

8739

705326

1

25 7.831 5.22

64 9.9928 8.3473

87266348

32

33

3255

3324

TiO2 Zr"/o ppm

0.616 561.066 90

0.377 350.529 50


Kukagami property

15020 5170977 528548 f.g. Nipissing gabbro; NVS Scadding grab SF 3 ^ ^ 3

Sample i UTM coordinates Description Township sample* Au Pt Pd Totals MgO TiO2 Zr # northing easting type ppb ppb ppb "/o "/o ppm

15021 5170870 528274 m.g. Mipissing gabbro Scadding grab SF 3 6 ^ 915022 5170727 528202 m.g. Mipissing gabbro Scadding grab SF 6 11 7 2415023 5170492 527975 m.g. Mipissing gabbro Scadding grab SF 7 26 30 6315024 5170805 528052 m.g. Mipissing gabbro Scadding grab SF 8 26 20 54

High grade grab from smoky qtz in trench. Massive Cpy+PoflPn?) approx 5070. Abundant ms

15026 5170456 534717 mica. Davis grab DV 51 ^ ^ 51 0.46 0.048 11

From N end of trench. Extremely wxd15027 5170456 534717 (limonitic?) mg gabbro? Davis grab DV l ^ *4 l 3.94 2.183 94

Mg gabbro w 2 qtz ss 3mm wide. Po/Cpy15028 5170456 534717 assoc'd. Also ^"/odissPon gabbro. Davis grab DV 12 5 -*4 17 4.37 2.132 82

15040 5170733 533039 Sample west of swamp. Fg gabbro, near contact. Davis grab DV 7 ^ 5 12

High grad grab from Midas showing. Smoky qtz15041 5170456 533006 from near pit. Massive ZnS H-Cpy approx 507o. Davis grab DV 26 ^ ^ 2615042 5170787 532237 Mg gabbro. Trace Po as blebs. Davis grab DV 4 -5 ^ 415043 5170592 533680 Mg gabbro. Trace fine diss Po (Cpy?) Davis grab DV 1 1 14 8 3315044 5170348 533841 Mg massive gabbro. Davis grab DV 56 ^ ^ 5615045 5170669 534320 Mg Nip gabbro. Davis grab DV 9 30 24 63

15046 5171947 529772 10m W of road, fg gabbro. Trace Cpy. Chlorite. Scadding grab DV 5 34 31 70

Fg gabbro chill. Near contact. Chloritized. Mn15047 5171968 529714 stain. Minor azurite stain. Qtz-carb veinlets. Scadding grab DV 7 11 1 1 29

10m from 15047. Mg unaltered gabbro.15048 5171968 529714 (cumulate phase?) One 0.5cm bleb Po. Scadding grab DV 6 16 1 1 33

Mg gabbro. Little fpsar. Fg Cpy + Po diss ^/o.15049 5172036 529634 Sharp contact in sample bw fg + mg gabbro. Scadding grab DV 2 ^ ^ 2


Kukagami property


Township sample* Au Pt Pd type ppb ppb ppb

Totals MgO"/o

TiO2"/o

Zr pprn

15050150511505215053150541505515056

15066

150671506815069150701507115072150731507415075150761507715101151021510315104

5172225517025351703135170348517022351701215170121

5169680

516964051705815172116517248251719605171959517189751718755171563517213451724315171490517226451724265172554

529804535534535484536069536172536146536146

530200

530220533027531302531421531357531518531998531306531752529964529806532063532553532573532591

Cg gabbro (granophyric? pegmat?) aboutqtz+plag. Prominent azurite stain throughout.Diss Po ^ "/o Massive lcm wide vein of Cpy. Npart of o/c is mg gabbro.No vis sulphides.Vis sulphides.Vis sulphides.No vis sulphides.Vis sulphides. Old mine shaft nearby.Vis sulphides.Location is approx. Mg gabbro, trace Po+Cpy.Qtz-carb bein in sample.

Location is approx. Fg chloritized, shearedgabbro.Vis sulphide.No vis sulphide.No vis sulphide.Vis sulphide.Vis sulphide.No vis sulphide.No vis sulphide.No vis sulphide.Mg gabbro. Trace diss Po. [McLaren Ck]Mg gabbro. Trace diss Po.no vis sulfidesvisible sulfidesv isible sulfidesvisible sulfides

ScaddingDavisDavisDavisDavisDavisDavis

Scadding

ScaddingDavisScaddingScaddingScaddingScaddingScaddingScaddingScaddingScaddingScaddingScaddingScaddingScaddingScadding

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grab

grabgrabgrabgrabgrabgrabgrabgrabgrabgrabgrabgrabgrabgrabgrab

DVEJEJEJEJEJEJ

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EJEJEJEJEJEJEJEJEJDVDVEJEJEJEJ

1 ^3 ^5 ^1 ^3 131 ^3 ^

6 ^

1 ^3 ^11 201 86 ^1 ^5 ^5 142 812 254 ^1 *57 ^1 -3

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23664^85175^^^^

7351

2613

7.324.355.677.144.675.40

0.6840.6261.1630.7551.7391.08

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15039 15040150411504215043

1504415045150461504715048

1504915050150761507715077 DOT

1501315014150151501615017

1501815019

150201502115022

1502315024150681506915070

150711507215073

AU

FPB

3.7.

26.4.

11.

56.

9.5.7.6.

2.1.

12.4.1.

3.2.9.7.8.

2.2.

3.3.6.

7.8.3.

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45. 45.45.45.14.

45.

30.34.11.16.

45.45.25.45.45.

45.45.16.12.27.

12.13.45.6.

11.

26.26.45.

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PD PPB

44.

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24.31.11.11.

44.

6.17.5.

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8.13.20.

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1512815129151301513115132

1513315074150751510115102

1510315104151051508115138

AU PPB

1. 3.7.8.1.

1.1.2.

12.5.

1.5.2.1.7.

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14208 14209142101421114212

1421314214142151421614217

1421814219142201422114222

14223 DUP14223142241422514127

1412814129141301413114132

1417614177141781417914133

1413414135141361413714138

1413914140141411414214143

AU PPB

9. 190.

1.3.6.

2.5.1.2.4.

9.5.2.6.1.

1.1.6.3.2.

3.1.

139.2.1.

1.1.1.1.2.

1.4.5.1.2.

2.4.1.4.7.

PT PPB

45. 22.45.12.45.

9.45.45.7.

18.

22.33.32.22.45.

5.45.35.46.45.

45.45.19.45.45.

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142081420914210142111421214213142141421514216142171421814219142201422114222142231422414225141271412814129141301413114132141761417714178141791413314134141 34 (PULP DUP)14135141361413714138141391414014141141421414314143(PULP DUP)

Si02%

53.1042.2559.3052.0752.1751.6851.5452.7651.5850.9451.4351.2751.4351.5351.4751.3651.0250.4052.6351.5353.6848.6852.6239.7444.4655.3845.1643.4152.0552.4253.2650.9851.4352.8254.2753.7951.3252.5050.7450.9850.05

AI203%

15.255.01

15.3914.3812.9414.2115.0114.8314.9414.9414.8014.8914.2014.6514.2114.8914.8014.6513.9912.7113.943.73

14.159.94

14.7412.6416.0214.7615.3813.8513.8616.1217.1113.7215.4515.0215.2113.7615.2814.2014.30

Fe203"/o

14.4817.37

7.6210.2811.06

8.2210.9011.3710.4910.049.758.929.369.28

10.4311.717.028.70

14.8715.0311.6017.0812.508.34

16.1617.7418.2916.879.74

10.8611.218.748.25

13.508.979.988.66

10.638.839.269.32

MnO"/o

0.1410.2270.0690.1690.1700.1530.1920.1770.1730.1600.1620.1540.1710.1660.1220.1810.1350.1240.1270.1980.1000.2180.1890.1370.1900.2380.2090.2160.1710.1870.1890.1460.1350.2050.1320.1530.1610.1730.0980.1090.108

MgO'/o

6.1115.444.107.878.538.796.166.517.007.998.318.168.568.233.276.908.899.407.086.657.00

15.806.049.455.481.856.175.337.607.327.218.037.496.316.396.878.228.77

10.069.429.58

CaOK

0.486.502.81

10.6010.4510.369.65

10.3911.0011.5711.8812.1411.7811.8513.329.44

11.739.891.927.192.799.988.58

10.609.343.697.257.70

10.8710.5510.4111.4912.399.936.928.89

11.7611.467.49

10.4010.57

Na2O%

1.530.495.271.581.531.572.242.092.031.761.821.83

. 1.981.842.502.361.401.800.812.110.770.412.180.943.233.873.153.061.882.011.971.941.942.022.191.991.831.642.290.901.40

K2OVa

2.010.170.860.960.850.740.930.900.490.400.370.400.290.450.110.891.131.401.981.253.810.090.691.711.291.271.561.180.520.440.660.380.280.691.911.300.350.441.391.931.46

TiO2"/o

1.0261.1440.6770.6130.5690.5290.8190.7920.6830.5940.5590.5440.5550.5181.5810.7290.4860.4591.0581.0830.9510.6070.8210.5454.5111.6462.8583.2320.6180.7620.8150.4810.4650.8680.5700.6980.5510.6690.4430.4450.420

P2O5'X.

0.120.050.120.050.050.430.090.070.080.050.060.060.080.040.170.080.040.050.080.080.080.050.060.060.430.220.510.680.060.080.060.980.060.070.060.070.070.060.060.030.06

LOI"k

4.283.162.251.651.982.071.390.530.871.641.140.680.380.581.581.831.933.135.942.524.402.781.87

16.17-0.351.86

-0.752.721.240.570.581.180.600.232.421.720.560.303.502.822.87

TOTAL%

98.5391.8198.45

100.23100.2998.7698.92

100.4299.34

100.08100.2999.0498.7899.1498.76

100.3798.59

100.00100.47100.3599.1199.4399.6997.6499.48

100.40100.4499.16

100.1399.06

100.21100.48100.14100.3599.28

100.4898.69

100.41100.18100.50100.14

Bappm281

2034

1089085

164147105708079927716

14174

142139159287

141551255494126547861121021048775

124266198999799

184179

Srppm

5919

10512512512725519417521716617917617588120326216752

170116

15202

57378101418370190165171228185184263246171145123210201

Yppm

181013161613161614121311131133131010191924141656303531461317161110161413121413

910

Seppm

3849243846373435363836363737343536364041355241334132182435393834304032363539383939

Zr Beppm ppm

70 -136 -1

115 -154 -152 -141 -164 -164 -157 -155 -147 -142 -144 -139 -1

124 -161 -138 -135 -173 -179 -176 137 -161 -146 -1

142 1166 1200 1287 2

41 -172 -171 -140 -131 -161 -180 171 146 -152 -138 140 -142-1

(K /A

Vppm287542163220237186236235220211200194209198436232180183337344262272258188399

61268220204231237181164267179221197233187192197

U^J&OLAonenne l. Rittau, ICP Technical Manager

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SAMPLE

14180141811418214183141841418514186141871418814189141901419114192141931419414195141961419714198141451414614147141481414914151141521415314154141551415614156(PULPDUP)141571415814159141601416114162141631416414165

Si02"ft

51.3151.9951.2051.0953.0651.2850.8550.6350.7951.3952.3049.8049.6014.6550.2051.8552.6751.2948.7552.2651.7651.5851.3872.3749.6350.2851.0550.6849.6750.3649.9650.3469.1654.3448.4751.9152.0050.9151.2251.75

AI2O3"!4

12.2016.1515.4216.0114.5113.9513.4914.4514.0212.5913.9614.0414.840.65

13.8914.1713.8613.5015.1015.0014.1214.1314.1112.8815.6714.2814.3114.0714.2814.0013.8815.2214.1012.8916.1314.7114.6517.2214.5614.43

Fe2O3•t,

18.419.078.978.88

12.117.569.90

10.6712.6715.8510.9212.068.02

10.538.20

12.0811.1012.48

8.6810.3911.2311.9810.174.609.92

10.9211.0510.0210.449.979.398.964.43

11.1510.5510.4510.949.35

10.5110.55

MnO"A

0.2410.1540.1340.1560.2000.1560.1600.1750.1660.1900.1430.1720.1460.2640.1550.1790.1810.1760.1550.1770.1870.1910.1980.0380.1340.1710.1650.1350.1760.1180.1190.1500.0410.1310.1140.1750.1790.1600.1760.164

MgO"54

4.907.598.287.695.99

10.299.806.776.174.216.158.639.72

13.149.476.407.067.629.536.796.967.068.051.626.697.897.959.488.749.239.149.172.445.314.736.666.906.247.577.66

CaO"56

7.2811.5711.5111.369.58

13.1211.719.768.028.196.876.94

11.8924.7411.799.04

10.328.90

11.0610.6610.7010.339.640.768.97

10.6110.209.27

10.798.658.60

11.040.489.91

15.0710.5410.1910.4610.8410.28

Na2O"/o

2.312.001.921.852.221.501.521.802.572.512.702.121.880.431.062.642.002.791.172.081.991.942.832.893.341.962.622.321.923.153.081.092.62

.87

.66

.79

.56

.78

.831.55

K2O"/a

1.130.420.690.571.020.270.640.990.870.881.102.290.670.091.420.430.830.721.080.500.500.690.442.560.190.610.370.730.840.910.841.382.480.300.320.781.341.130.701.15

Ti02"h

1.5030.5720.5380.5400.8640.4330.5420.7770.9041.3410.9310.7760.4090.0250.4930.5990.5920.5650.2870.7310.8750.8260.6760.4140.5210.5150.4630.5070.5530.4460.4440.3890.2880.7930.8990.5530.5470.4460.5750.609

P2O5"/o

0.080.070.040.070.070.050.050.090.100.160.260.070.050.030.050.050.070.060.040.080.080.070.060.140.040.370.040.060.070.120.030.050.090.100.090.080.060.060.050.06

LOI"ft

1.110.241.571.830.710.321.742.122.651.863.793.172.39

34.061.942.091.621.942.700.600.321.272.201.923.762.722.142.952.593.103.082.582.333.202.011.172.042.431.862.23

TOTAL"k

100.4799.82

100.28100.04100.3498.92

100.4098.2498.9299.1799.12

100.0799.6298.6098.6899.52

100.29100.0598.5599.2798.71

100.0699.75

100.1898.87

100.32100.35100.22100.06100.0698.57

100.3798.4499.98

100.0498.82

100.41100.18

99.89100.43

Bappm2141001021241825480

220126125159760

9010

13549

128109241123114106201823

40825249816162

2413754015

113157201

89145

Srppm18318522120718613317220317120012424917912117914714812215017615316115917824825222518421914414317233

260624146161185147172

Yppm

2213131317

912171928181411

12311151715111617181415171111121110999

20291415131616

Seppm

4333363337403835374140393712384243453736383640113636353835373637

841464041364139

Zrppm

8749565172344766727982594112405867542662676962

1315643374243393640

11355585153474958

Beppm

1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1

1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-12

-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-12

-1-1-1A-1-1-1

Vppm42519820819825619221523325928928425018722

191235222241152221252251220

81219200198198202197188178

61253337

)227227188229232

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SAMPLE

14166141671416814168(PULP DUP)

SYS CERTSY-3/BMRG-1 CERTMRG-1/B35W-2 CERTW-2/ADNC-1 CERTDNC-1/CBIR-1 CERTBIR-1/AG-2 CERTG-2/AAL-I CERTAL-I/ASTM-1 CERTSTM-1/ABE-N CERTBE-N/AFK-N CERTFK-N/A

SiO2"/o

52.9052.2952.9152.92

59.6260.0439JJ938.8652.4452.5847.0447.0747.7747.5269.0869.8969.3469.4859.6459.7338JJQ37.94&5JJ265.61

AI2O3"/o

15.1814.1513.7813.78

11.7511.758.468.49

15.3515.3518.3018.3615.3515.3715.3515.3318JJ218.6318.3918.3310.0710.0918.6118.59

Fe2O3"/o

8.9311.419.259.43

6.496.48

17.9317.9710.7410.759^39.90

11.2611.312S&2.68

Q.Q750.105225.22

12.8412.870.090.08

MnOV,

0.1850.1850.1870.186

0.320.325

QJL7.0.1700.1600.166p. 1500.147Q. 1700.1730.0300.032Q.QQ40.0020.2200.221JL2QQ0.1970.0050.002

MgO%

6.997.187.377.34

2JZ2.66

13.5513.516.376.37

10.0510.169.689.700250.77

0.0350.04

0.1010.10

13.1512.980.010.02

CaO"tt

10.8510.609.639.61

8.268.28

14.7114.5610.8710.8511.2711.2513.2413.26L2fi1.94

0.3840.391.091.13

13.8713.77Ml0.10

Na20'k

1.981.852.492.51

4J24.170240.722JA2.17LSI1.871251.774.084.08

10.5910.608.948.923.183.262J582.43

K2O"/o

0.750.650.860.88

4^234.180.180.20

0.6270.62

SL2290.22

0.0270.034A&4.52QJ40.124^84.241.391.28

12.8112.83

Ti02"/o

0.5870.6170.6200.618

0.1S0.14332Z

3.8031.06

1.0600.48

0.4800.96

0.9550.48

0.471JLfll20.0050.1350.126

2.612.682

QJ320.005

P2O5%

0.060.060.050.05

0.540.54QM0.08

0.1310.14

0.0850.090.050.04QJ40.140.040.04

0.1580.181.051.05DJJ20.03

LOI TOTAL"/o "/o

0.93 99.341.39 100.392.74 99.902.74 100.08

1.16

1.56

0.60

0.60

Bappm12793

138138

450459

6153

1S21831141127.7

518821844

85102560623

Ifl251016

2QQ214

Srppm146140178179

3223032Sfi267134192J45141108105428466

8Q80

700686

13701377

3S37

Yppm

16161616

ZIS719

14152422Ifi181514n1228

464430.270.3

2

Seppm

42424342

6.88

55553536313244433J5

41.74

20.61

122J1

230.05

-1

Zrppm

57615758

32Q33310894249441432217

3093274346

12101211

2SQ147

1312

Beppm

-1-1-1

1

2021

0.61-1

1.3-1

1-1

0.58-1

2^2

2.72

9.69

LS211

Vppm226246229235

50 syenite49

526 gabbro529262 diabase262148 dolerite147313 basalt308

36 granite37

5.5 albite-5

(8.7 syenite8

235 basalt238

3 K-feldspar-5

Note: Certificate data underlined are recommended values; other values are proposed except those preceded by a "(" which are information values. Note: The Fe2O3 for the standards is Total Fe203 and has not been adjusted for the FeO.


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Sample description

14180 14181141821418314184

1418514186141871418814189

1419014191141921419314194

1419514196141971419814145

1414614147

14148

1414914151

1415214153141541415514156

14157

14158141591416014161

1416214163141641416514166

14166 DUP1416714168

AU PPB

10. 5.

10.8.1.

6.1.4.1.1.

13.9.7.

560.4.

1.1.1.5.1.

2.9.1.1.2.

4.3.7.5.1.

7.2.

48.1.1.

1.1.2.3.1.

1.1.1.

PT PPB

cS.12.35.9.

^.

44.20.6.^.^.

*S.21.39.^.41.

^.^.*5.11.*5.

9.16.9.^.^.

5.5.

14.10.12.

5.^.19.17.*S.

<5.*S.6.9.^.

•c.5.^.*5.

PD PPB

^.7.

24.4.^.

36.16.6.

c4.^.

c4.17.38.c4.33.

^.^.<4.17.<4.

11.19.7.

<4.<4.

<4.c4.10.9.7.

6.^.23.17.c4.

<4.<4.

15.13.<4.

c4.^.<4.

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Sample description

14169 14170141711417214173

1417414175150261502715028

1S0291S030150311503215033

1503415035150361503715038

15038 DUP15051150521505315054

1505515056150571505815059

1506015061150621506315064

1506515066150671419914200

1500115002150031500415005

AU PPB

1. 2.1.

5.31.

72.2.

57.2.

12.

2.1.

13.11.12.

2.2.5.5.

74.

72.3.5.1.3.

1.3.

11.9.8.

15.6.1.1.1.

1.6.1.

1.7.

4.S.4.5.

16.

PT PPB

^. ^.fS.^.^.

^.^.^.5.5.

^.^.32.

30.38.

^.*5.^.14.42.

51.^.rf.*5.13.

rf.^.40.38.41.

36.^.^.fS.^.

^.^.^.

^.18.

9.29.19.^.24.

PD

PPB

^.^.^.<4.c4.

c4.<4.<4.<4.<4.

<4.<4.30.19.23.

<t.5.

<4.12.33.

38.c4.<4.c4.10.

<4.c4.38.27.

33.

35.^.^4.<4.<4.

:4.

10.<4.<4.18.

13.29.25.c4.25.

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Sample description

15006 15006 DUP150071500815009

1501015011

AU PPB

8. 3.1.2.1.

9.1.

PT PPB

31. 32.^.9.

rf.

17.11.

PD PPB

28. 35.<4.14.c4.

38.16.

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SAMPLE

1416914170141711417214173141741417515026150271502815029150301503115032150331503415035150361503715038150511505215052/R150531505415055150561505715058150591506015060 (PULP DUP)1506115062150631506415065150661506714199

Si02Ve

51.9651.7047.8547.2043.9245.4140.5592.3946.5848.2459.3851.6150.6450.2051.7153.9851.0650.0051.5249.4050.6554.7355.0650.6550.1752.9751.4350.9151.4951.1651.4351.5450.8351.7452.0952.3357.8850.6852.3652.18

AI2O3'A

13.3713.7112.1211.7111.5110.5311.22

1.1111.9411.8612.4114.2114.1415.4114.7814.0014.5611.7214.3114.1614.6715.8715.8613.5214.1611.8613.9715.3315.4015.3115.3115.2515.2312.9214.7614.2013.0114.1614.2916.96

Fe2O3"/o

12.7411.3418.5019.4916.7711.1213.19

1.9317.3317.009.32

10.418.437.979.39

11.6011.0316.9210.2112.2611.697.207.24

14.9311.3116.1613.718.479.038.889.099.09

10.5315.3110.2212.4711.1310.4813.599.13

MnO"ft

0.2100.1980.2240.2050.2320.2130.2390.0490.2360.2040.1170.1650.1640.1420.1610.1740.1640.2280.1910.1750.1630.0980.0990.2150.2050.1540.1920.1540.1520.1480.1520.1520.2010.2130.1800.1970.1560.1520.1540.154

MgO CaO•ft "/o

7.24 9.756.84 9.745.21 9.354.48 7.765.46 8.163.71 9.824.99 8.900.46 1.573.94 5.124.37 8.005.54 4.178.25 9.789.21 12.108.84 10.829.15 12.255.59 9.076.57 9.974.90 8.658.09 11.208.10 9.157.32 9.524.35 11.494.37 11.455.67 8.967.14 9.924.67 5.395.40 8.488.15 11.798.38 12.178.17 12.388.51 12.438.49 12.477.62 9.114.51 8.65.7.35 10.805.99 9.154.29 8.318.10 8.725.76 5.157.00 11.72

Na2O•ft

2.162.021.921.710.791.861.670.161.602.273.681.851.60

'1.651.672.273.321.911.471.492.860.640.642.121.632.102.321.851.771.771.751.742.782.411.782.241.972.142.961.74

K2O TiO2"/o "/o

0.74 0.7330.60 0.6880.57 2.1180.76 2.0870.91 2.2392.09 1.9301.77 2.1410.42 0.0481.42 2.1830.46 2.1321.21 0.3940.60 0.5960.25 0.5070.58 0.4470.43 0.5150.61 0.8760.36 0.6380.65 2.1080.52 0.5820.99 0.5170.51 0.6840.70 0.6260.71 0.6171.13 1.1631.49 0.7551.35 1.7391.13 1.0800.61 0.5460.42 0.5490.43 0.5320.32 0.5290.36 0.5170.95 0.5330.84 1.4350.96 0.5150.71 0.7241.07 1.1470.54 0.6090.24 1.0290.49 0.473

P2O5"/o

0.070.060.060.130.120.110.100.010.110.100.130.050.040.040.050.100.070.110.060.040.060.060.060.070.070.170.090.050.050.050.050.050.060.130.060.080.160.050.110.07

LOI"/o

1.711.790.793.278.58

12.3514.382.308.825.274.052.971.832.850.301.831.752.511.903.122.234.414.411.842.562.981.891.590.800.680.330.331.950.371.112.061.313.473.420.34

TOTAL"/o

100.6898.7198.7498.8098.7099.1499.18

100.4499.2999.89

100.40100.4998.9198.94

100.43100.1099.5099.70

100.0599.42

100.35100.18100.50100.26

99.4199.5599.6999.46

100.2299.5299.9199.9999.7898.5599.83

100.15100.4299.1199.08

100.25

Bappm127112140151136285221

73252

8834610365907890568091

379612021

211239240209115100907271

343210125150247

883593

Srppm180175168168142168111

19103188

51178139198170179235164163185236221221243223166217196180172167167282193194156138191159151

Yppm

15131821242121

32224241211111118132715141312121820341812101414131625152133122114

Seppm

42424944464045

54745454239363843424938423732324340393938383939393843454337383737

Zrppm

59545681868180119482

1013144363977449938293551527064

13165404448454352875568

127439444

^

Beppm

-1-1

12111

-1121

-1-1-1-1-1-12

-1-1-1-1-1

1121

-1-1-1-1-1-1

1-1-1-1-1-1-1

u

Vppm274234949696641558642

77705686119222195182202291245972208218225189186417255445349199203209207205211483236269293235261197

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SAMPLE

14199/R14200150011500215003150041500515006150071500815009150101501115011 (PREPDUP)15011 (PULPDUP)

SY3 CERTSY-3/B31MRG-1 CERTMRG-1/B80W-2 CERTW-2/B29DNC-1 CERTDNC-1/B76BIR-1 CERTBIR-1/BG-2 CERTG-2/BNBS1633bCERTNBS 1633WASTM-1 CERTSTM-1/BIF-G CERTIF-G/BFK-N CERTFK-N/B

SiO2y.

52.2951.8951.0451.1851.5651.9251.3250.2051.6951.1953.6051.6051.1451.1551.11

59^2260.5239.0938.6552.4452.4947.0447.0147.7747.78fiSJJfi70.2349.2448.9059.6459.6641.2040.86B5JJ265.39

AI2O3y0

17.0414.9714.0214.7014.7414.8815.8014.3214.8014.1213.2714.7614.8614.8414.86

11.7511.738.468.47

15.3515.3718.3018.6515JJ515.4015.3515.2728.4328.5018.3918.460.150.14

18.6118.68

Fe2O3%

9.0310.009.87

10.009.939.418.618.459.94

10.6112.848.458.858.858.89

6.496.47

17.9317.9910.7410.779.939.98

11.2611.252.662.46

11.1311.075^25.15

55.8555.13

OJJ20.19

MnO•fc

0.1520.1630.1650.1630.1620.1580.1460.1450.1630.1910.2110.1570.1610.1600.160

0.320.325QJ2

0.1690.1600.1660.1500.1480.1700.1720.0300.033OJJ2Q0.0175L22Q0.2190.0420.0350.0050.004

MgO"/o

7.008.168.918.338.348.058.619.088.417.835.229.998.348.318.37

2SL2.66

13.5513.486.376.36

IflLflS10.159.689.69QJ50.75

0.7990.79

0.1010.101.891.890.010.02

CaO•fc

11.7611.6811.5411.5111.4811.0012.4610.6911.43

9.519.01

12.8412.5512.4812.58

fi.258.25

14.7114.5010.8710.7811.2711.2013.2413.21

1.961.932J12.131.091.121.551.50JU10.10

Na2O%

1.771.821.641.691.811.901.731.581.821.742.261.051.521.531.54

4J24.15QJA0.572AA2.15LfiZ1.87LZS1.794.084.08

0.2710.278.948.90

QJJ220.082.582.41

K2O Ti02"ft "k

0.46 0.4680.51 0.6260.73 0.6080.58 0.5690.52 0.5860.66 0.4460.22 0.4710.53 0.5570.55 0.5231.56 0.6160.93 1.0660.32 0.3770.73 0.5290.73 0.5310.76 0.516

4^22 0.154.28 0.1520.18 3.770.20 3.775

OS21 1.060.68 1.057

0.229 0.480.22 0.486

0.027 0.960.06 0.9504.48 0.484.45 0.4842.26 L22Q2.43 1.2704,28 0-1354.20 0.144

DJL12 0.0140.02 0.025

12.81 QJQ212.88 0.020

P2O5"/o

0.060.050.050.050.050.040.040.050.060.070.120.040.050.050.05

(L540.55noj}0.07

0.1310.13

0.0850.150.050.02QJ40.130.530.55

0.1580.17

0.0630.05OJJ20.03

LOI"h

0.340.611.421.300.821.530.582.951.032.611.630.571.441.461.61

1.16

1.56

0.60

0.60

TOTAL%

100.38100.48100.00100.07100.02100.0099.9898.54

100.42100.05100.15100.13100.16100.09100.45

Bappm

92102

8786

107185659390

24219967

110106107

450472

6158

1521851141137.7

8lflS218467097555606351.5

72QQ220

Srppm151183158155165187160206169253173112141140141

3023082fig2751241941451431081084ZB.474

10411038700699

' 35

as39

Y Seppm ppm

15 3714 3614 3814 3512 3411 3711 3413 3613 3817 4026 4111 4116 4115 4015 41

718 6.8721 8

14 5514 5424 2521 35Ifi 2118 32Ifi 4416 44H 3.511 5

4190 4046. 0.6145 1

2 0.3810 -1

0.3 0.054 -1

Zrppm

474948454037294551569035504447

22Q35610859248641452222

309317

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Please remember to: - obtain a work permit from the Ministry of Natural Resources as required;- provide proper notice to surface rights holders before starting work;- complete and attach a Statement of Costs, form 0212.- provide a map showing contiguous mining lands that ara linked for assigning work;- include two capias of your technical report.

\. Parson or companies who prepared the technical report (Attach a list If necessary)

-SJSlon by Recorded Holder (.. do hereby certify that l have set forth In

his Declaration of Aasessmant Work having caused the work to be performed or witnessed the same during or after Its ampietion and. lo the bait of my knowledge, the annexed report tt true.^^^^^^^^^5ign*tur* of Recorded HoW*r or Date

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13/02/2008 03:02 780-439-9769 DAHROUGE GEOLOGICAL PA3E 02

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Please remember lo: - obtain a work permit from the Ministry of Natural Resources as required;- provide proper nonce to eurface hflhis holders before awrbng work,- complete and attach a Statement of Costs, form 0212,- provide a map showing coniiQuous mining lands that are linked (or assigning work. . /nciuda two copies of your technical report.

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l. Cenlflcatlon by Recorded Holder or Agent. do hereby certify that l hav* personal knowledge of the facts set forth In

his Declaration of Aeeeeiment Work having caused tha work lo ba performed or witnessed tna same during or after to :ompieuon and. to the belt of my Knowledge, ihe annexed report it true

OCT 02 '00 13=03 PAGE.02 -V

19/62/2800 03:02 780-439-9769 DAHROUGE GEOLOGICAL PAGE 01

October 2,2000 ^ , *? .".

Dahrouge Geological Consulting Ltd. 18, 10509 - 81 Avenue NW Edmonton, AB T6E 1X7

Geoscience Assessment Office 6th Floor, 933 Ramsey Lake Road Sudbury, ON P3E6B5

This fax has two pages, including this cover page.

Attention: Lisette Prudhomme

Included is a copy of the Declaration of Assessment Work Performed on Mining Land, signed by Mr. Stuart Fraser, who prepared the technical reports for work done in the Scadding and Davis townships. Mr. Bill Iny is expected to forward a communication to your office today that authorizes Mr. Fraser as an agent of Solitaire Minerals Corp. y j^nc'd.

Please feel free to contact either myself or Mr. Fraser at (780) 434-9808 if your require any additional information.

Regards,

Penelope TimleckDahrouge Geological Consulting Ltd.

RECEIVEDOCT - 2 2000

GEOSCIENCE ASSESSMENT QfFICE_____

OCT 02 '00 13=03 780-439-9789 P8GE.01

09/26/2000 04:42 780-439-9789 DAHROUGE GEOLOGICAL PAGE 02

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Work to be recorded and distributed. Work can only be assigned to daims that are contiguous (adjoining) to the mining land where work was performed, at the time work was performed. A map showhg the contiguous link must accompany the form.Mining Claim Number. Or If work was done on other eligible mining land, show in this column the location number Indicated on the daim map.eseqe?1234567ag10111213141516171819202122232425

TB782712345671234568

S 1230031S 1230034S 12302975 1230298S 1230299C 1231400*S 1237381^ 1237383

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Value of work performed on this claim or other mining land.

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l, lereby certify that the above work credits are eligible under subsection 7 (1)of the Assessment Work Regulation 6/96 for assignment to contiguous daims or for application to the daim where the work was done.

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® Ontario ndMIrmStatement of Cost* for AtMMmvnt Credit

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Cost Per Unit of work

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Calculations of Filing Discounts:

1. Work filed within two years of performance Is claimed at 10XW of the above Total Value of Assessment Work.2. If work is filed after two years and up to five years after performance. K can only be claimed at 504b of the Total

Value of Assessment Work. If this situation applies to your claims, use the calculation below;TOTAL VALUE OF ASSESSMENT WORK x 0.50 - Total f value Of worked claimed.

Note:- Work older than 5 years is not eligible tor credit.- A recorded holder may be required to verify expenditures claimed in this request for verification and/or correction/clarification. If verification and/or Minister may reject all or part of the assessment work submitted.

Certification verifying cost*: P*. , do hereby certify, mat the siiiinln as may

reasonably be determined and the costs were incurred while conducting assessment work

the accompanying Declaration of Work form as

to make thla certification.

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Appendix 2: Itemized Cost StatementDescription

a) Initial assessment

b) Personnel

J. Dahrouge, geologist

R. Hardy, geologist

Rate

trip by D. Vemet to Sudbury preparation of maps and figures; purchase of digital assessment reports for region; 80*}i of cost applicable tp Kukagami property

Additional maps for field and purchase of digital topographic data;

of 1337.50

5 days supervising and preparing report

review assessment reports and compile data; 2 days

Cost GST PST Total CS

6401

936

5 davs (5)S4Q07dav 2000

2(5)S31Q7dav 620

S. Fraser, geologist

D. Vemett, geological engineer

Ed Jerome, prospector

W. McGuire, draftsman

15 days field work and supervision2 days preparing for field work

4 davs preparing report

10 days field work2 days preparing for field work

3 days

5 days compiling field data and preparing base and final maps

21 days @3507day

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c) Food and accommodation

Description22 mandays at Sportsmans Lodge, Kukagami Lake, ON

Rate22 @S61.60/manday

Cost1355

GST95

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Total 1518

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d) Transportation Airfare

Freight Auto fuel Truck rental Boat rental

e) Field Suppliesf) Reports and maps and photocopying ft reproductions

g) Analytical costs

Edm.-Sudbury Ont. portion only Toronto -Sudbury return

sample shipment to Ancaster, ON 500Xo of 13 fuel invoices 13 days 3 days

[email protected] @50Yday

909.35150

6411

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323454

183221

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Activation Labs, Ancaster On. 102 samples; sample preparation 102 samples; Au, Pt. Pd geochem 35 samples; whole rock analysis

@Sl67sample @S11 /sample

638 16323fi5

2655 2655 186 2840.

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Ministry ofNorthern Developmentand Mines

Ministers du Developpement du Nord et des Mines

January 15, 2001

SOLITAIRE MINERALS CORP. 600 - 789 WEST PENDER STREET VANCOUVER, B.C. V6C-1H2

OntarioGeoscience Assessment Office 933 Ramsey Lake Road 6th Floor Sudbury, Ontario P3E 6B5

Telephone: (888) 415-9845 Fax: (877)670-1555

Dear Sir or Madam:

Subject: Transaction Number(s):

Submission Number: 2 .20618

StatusW0070.00178 Approval After Notice

We have reviewed your Assessment Work submission with the above noted Transaction Number(s). The attached summary page(s) indicate the results of the review. WE RECOMMEND YOU READ THIS SUMMARY FOR THE DETAILS PERTAINING TO YOUR ASSESSMENT WORK.

If the status for a transaction is a 45 Day Notice, the summary will outline the reasons for the notice, and any steps you can take to remedy deficiencies. The 90-day deemed approval provision, subsection 6(7) of the Assessment Work Regulation, will no longer be in effect for assessment work which has received a 45 Day Notice. Allowable changes to your credit distribution can be made by contacting the Geoscience Assessment Office within this 45 Day period, otherwise assessment credit will be cut back and distributed as outlined in Section #6 of the Declaration of Assessment work form.

Please note any revisions must be submitted in DUPLICATE to the Geoscience Assessment Office, by the response date on the summary.

If you have any questions regarding this correspondence, please contact JIM MCAULEY by e-mail at [email protected] or by telephone at (705) 670-5858.

Yours sincerely,

ORIGINAL SIGNED BYLucille JeromeActing Supervisor, Geoscience Assessment OfficeMining Lands Section

Correspondence I D: 15603

Copy for: Assessment Library

Work Report Assessment Results


Date Correspondence Sent: January 15, 2001 AssessorJIM MCAULEY

Transaction First ClaimNumber Number Township(s) l Area(s) Status Approval Date

W0070.00178 1230031 SCADDING, DAVIS Approval After Notice January 11,2001

Section:17 Assays ASSAY

The 45 days outlined in the Notice dated November 27, 2000 have passed.

Assessment work credit has been approved as outlined on the attached Distribution of Assessment Work Credit sheet. The credits have been re-distributed to better reflect the location where the samples were collected.

The assessment credit is being reduced by 87,957. The TOTAL VALUE of assessment credit that will be allowed, based on the information provided in this submission, is 322,062.

At the discretion of the Ministry, the assessment work performed on the mining lands noted in this work report may be subject to inspection and/or investigation at any time.

Correspondence to: Recorded Holder(s) and/or Agent(s):

Resident Geologist Stuart FraserSudbury, ON EDMONTON, ALBERTA

Assessment Files Library SOLITAIRE MINERALS CORP. Sudbury, ON VANCOUVER, B.C.

MIKE GEORGE LONEY GARSON, ONTARIO

Page: 1Correspondence ID: 15603

Distribution of Assessment Work Credit

The following credit distribution reflects the value of assessment work performed on the mining land(s).

Date: January 15, 2001


Transaction Number: W0070.00178

Claim Number Value Of Work Performed

1230031

1230034

1230297

1230298

1230299

1231400

1237381

1237383

1241399

1244754

1244755

1244756

1229528

1229530

1230032

2,045.00

2,032.00

1,016.00

2,032.00

2,032.00

2,032.00

1,016.00

2,709.00

1,355.00

1,693.00

1 .693.00

677.00

865.00

433.00

432.00

Total: S 22,062.00

Page: l

Correspondence ID: 15603

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Road: gravel, all-weather .

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NOTES1. UTM grid is North American Datum, 1983 (NAD83).

2. Geology of Scadding Township after J.E.Thomson et al (1956-59).

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BY DATESOLITAIRE MINERALS CORP.Dahrouge Geological Consulting Ltd.

EDMONTON, flJ.BERTA

KUKAGAWI LAKE AREA, ONTARIO

Fig. 2Geology, Sample Locations, and

Claim Locations

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