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DIAMOND DRILLING AND OVERBURDENDRILLING

MCKENZIE ISLAND PROJECT RED LAKE AREA, ONT.

By David J. Busch B.A., B.Se. (hons.), PGEO For: Skyharbour Resources Ltd., Orko Gold Corp. and Cypress Development Corp.

June 16, 2003

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TABLE OF CONTENTS PAGE

SUMMARY 1INTRODUCTION 1DISCLAIMER 2LOCATION AND PROPERTY DESCRIPTION 3 ACCESSIBILITY, CLIMATE, LOCAL RESOURCES

INFRASTRUCTURE AND PHYSIOGRAPHY 5EXPLORATION HISTORY 7GEOLOGICAL SETTING 8

REGIONAL GEOLOGY 8PROPERTY GEOLOGY 11

DEPOSIT TYPES; MINERALIZATION IN THERED LAKE BELT 13

MINERALIZATION ON THE MCKENZIE PROPERTY 16 WORK COMPLETED BY SKYHARBOUR RESOURSES LTD.

AND ORKO GOLD CORPORATION IN 2003 17DIAMOND DRILLING 17SAMPLING METHOD AND APPROACH 18SAMPLE PREPARATION, ANALYSIS AND SECURITY 20DATA VERIFICATION 21OVERBURDEN DRILLING 22DATA VERIFICATION 24

CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS 28REFERENCES AND SOURCES OF INFORMATION 30

LIST OF TABLES

TABLE 1 CLAIM STATUS 4 TABLE 2 EXPLORATION HISTORY MCKENZIE ISLAND

PROPERTY 8 TABLE 3 SUPRACRUSTAL ASSEMBLAGES IN THE

RED LAKE BELT 10 TABLE 4 GOLD PRODUCTION IN THE RED LAKE BELT 14 TABLE 5 DRILL HOLE TARGETS AND RESULTS 18 TABLE 6 DIAMOND DRILL HOLE DETAILS 20 TABLE 7 RESULTS FROM ANALYSIS OF STANDARDS

SUBMITTED WITH DRILL CORE 21 TABLE 8 REPLICATE SAMPLE RESULTS FROM TILLS 24

LIST OF FIGURES

FIGURE 1 LOCATION OF RED LAKE VOLCANIC BELT 2 FIGURE 2 PROPERTY LOCATION 3FIGURE 3 MCKENZIE ISLAND PROPERTY CLAIMS eFIGURE 4 RED LAKE BELT GEOLOGY

BASED ON LITHOLOGY 9

FIGURE 5 RED LAKE BELT GEOLOGY BASEDON ROCK ASSEMBLAGES 11

FIGURE 6 MCKENZIE ISLAND PROPERTY GEOLOGY 12 FIGURE 7 MAP SHOWING ALTERATION SYSTEMS

AND MCKENZIE ISLAND PROPERTY 13 FIGURE 8 SHOWINGS ON MCKENZIE ISLAND PROPERTY 17 FIGURE 9 DIAMOND DRILL HOLE LOCATIONS 19 FIGURE 10 GENERAL LOCATION OF AREAS WITH

OVERBURDEN DRILLING 23 FIGURE 11 FLOW THROUGH SAMPLER 24 FIGURE 12 OVERBURDEN DRILLING CONFIGURATION 25 FIGURE 13 OVERBURDEN DRILLING; ROD JACKING

OPERATION 25 FIGURE 14 BUBBLE PLOT OF GOLD IN BASE OF TILL ON

SOUTHEAST MCKENZIE ISLAND 26 FIGURE 15 BUBBLE PLOT OF GOLD IN BASE OF TILL IN

ST. PAUL'S BAY 27 APPENDICES

APPENDIX l CERTIFICATE OF AUTHOR; FIELD PERSONNEL SCONTRACT SERVICES

APPENDIX II DIAMOND DRILL HOLE LOGS APPENDIX III ANALYTICAL DATA AND DESCRIPTION FROM CORE APPENDIX IV ANALYTICAL DATA AND DESCRIPTION FROM TILL

SUMMARYThis report documents and evaluates exploration results on the McKenzie

Island property in the archean Red Lake belt of Ontario. The McKenzie Island property covers 2032 hectares and consists of 21 contiguous unpatented claim blocks. Orko Gold Corporation has acquired an option on the property from Skyharbour Resources Ltd. and Cypress Development Corp.

Exploration consisted of 13 diamond drill holes totaling 2081.8 meters (6828.3 feet) of drilling testing targets identified during exploration in 2002. In addition, overburden drilling totaling 911.6 meters (2990 feet) tested the basal till at 133 sites in two areas on the property to identify new targets.

Gold values of 5.56 grams per ton gold over 0.4 meters were encountered in drill hole M03-1 along the MacAndrew Trend on McKenzie Island. In addition gold values up to 1.89 grams per ton over 0.3 meters were encountered in hole M03-7 along the contact between volcanics and sediments north of McKenzie Island.

Additional geophysical and till geochemical work is recommended to identify new target settings on the property.

INTRODUCTION

The author was requested by Mr. N. Ross Wilmot, President of Orko Gold Corporation and Mr. Donald Huston President of Skyharbour Resources Ltd. and Cypress Development Corp. to document exploration results from the 2003 diamond drilling and overburden drilling on the McKenzie Island property in the Red Lake greenstone belt.The report is written in compliance with standards set out in National Instrument 43-101F1. The author was further requested to make recommendations for further work if warranted. The report is to be used as an assessment report and as part of the requirements to raise funds for further exploration work on the McKenzie property.

The Red Lake greenstone belt is shown in Figure 1.The author is a Professional Geoscientist and has been a consultant to

the mineral exploration industry for 20 years. The author has particular experience in exploring for and developing Archean lode gold deposits as well as volcanic and carbonate hosted base metals.

The author directly supervised all work on the property between January 15 and April 3, 2003. In addition to field data collected for Skyharbour Resources Ltd. in 2002, (covered in a report of work by the author dated Nov. 28, 2002 for Skyharbour Resources Ltd.) the author relied on geological reports and maps, miscellaneous papers, published government reports, assessment file documents and other public information listed in the "References and Sources of Information" section at the end of this report.

Prepared by David J. Busch June 16, 2003

FIGURE 1 LOCATION OF RED LAKE VOLCANIC BELT

DISCLAIMERDocumentation on the status of the claims comprising the property

was obtained on from the Ontario government web site: (http://www.mndm.gov, on.ca/mndm/mines/lands/claimapS/disclaime^e.asp

The author has assumed that all information and technical documents reviewed and listed in the "References and Sources of Information" are accurate and complete in all material aspects. While the author carefully reviewed this information, the author has not conducted an independent investigation to verify their accuracy or completeness. The author reserves the right, but will not be obligated to revise this report and conclusions if additional information becomes known subsequent to the date of this report.

For information relating to permitting, legal, title, action and related issues l have relied on information provided to me by Skyharbour Resources Ltd., Cypress Development Corp. and Orko Gold Corporation and disclaim responsibility for such information.

Prepared by David J. Busch June 16,2003

LOCATION AND PROPERTY DESCRIPTION

The property is located near the town of Red Lake in the province of Ontario and is shown in Figure 2 with latitude and longitude references. The individual claims and numbers are shown in Figure 3. The McKenzie Island property consists of 21 contiguous, unpatented and unsurveyed claim blocks covering 2032 hectares. The claims and their status are listed in Table 1. All claims are in good standing as of this writing.

CLAIM HOLDINGS

OTHER

PLACER DOME

RUBICON ETAL

GOLDCORP

SKYHARBOUR

TODD TWPBRED SUMMITiRilF TWP

c? LJ_, ^HMCKENZIE RED^T i -^ri?

GOLD EAGLE \i w ^ l 1G. YOUNG-., CAMPBELL RED LAKE

ALMER TWP RANGER TWP

GOLDCORP (DtCKENSON)l——^

RED LAKE GOLD SHORE

FIGURE 2 MCKENZIE ISLAND PROPERTY LOCATION; under option to OrkoGold Corporation


TABLE 1 CLAIM STATUS

Claim No. Twp. Units Recorded Recorded Holder | Optioned Good Till Annual Work Requirement

MCKENZIE ISLAND BLOCKKR L 124451 7

KRL1 240977

KR L 124451 5

KRL 124451 6

KRL 123401 7

KRL 123401 6

KRL 1234020

KRL 123401 8KRL 11 851 44

KRL 124451 3

KRL 124451 4

KRL 124451 2

KRL 1247953

KRL 1234556

KRL 1234557

KRL 1185145

KRL 1234019

KRL 1185146

KRL 1244510

KRL 1244511

KLR 1244516

KRL 1244509

DOME

DOME

DOME

DOME

DOME

DOME

DOME

DOMEDOME

DOME

DOME

DOME

HEYSON

DOME

DOME

DOME

DOME

FAIRLIE

FAIRLIE

FARLIE

DOME

FAIRLIE

2

4

9

10

8

4

4

14

6

9

12

1

7

10

4

4

g9

4

10

9

25/02/2002

18/01/2002

25/02/2002

25/02/2002

20/07/1998

20/07/1998

20/07/1998

20/07/199813/04/2000

25/02/2002

25/02/2002

25/02/2002

23/11/2001

28/12/2000

28/12/2000

13/04/2000

20/07/1998

13/04/2000

25/02/2002

25/02/2002

25/02/2002

25/02/2002

CYPRESS DEVELOPMENT CORP.




PERRY ENGLISH

PERRY ENGLISH

PERRY ENGLISH

NO

NO

NO

NO

YES

YES

YES

PERRY ENGLISH YESPERRY ENGLISH NO




PERRY ENGLISH

PERRY ENGLISH

PERRY ENGLISH

NO

NO

NO

YES

YES

YES

PERRY ENGLISH NO

PERRY ENGLISH YES

PERRY ENGLISH | NO





NO

NO

NO

NO

25/02/2004

18/01/2005

25/02/2004

25/02/2004

S 800.00

S 1 .600.00

S 3600.00S 4,000.00

20/07/2005 S 2,851 .00

20/07/2005 S 1,426.00

20/07/2005 S 1 .426.00

10/07/2005 Is 310.0013/04/2004

25/02/2004

25/02/2004

20/02/2004

23/11/2005

28/12/2003

28/12/2003

13/04/2004

20/07/2005

13/04/2004""

S 1 .426.00

S 2,400.00

S 3,600.00

S 4,800.00

S 400.00

S 2,800.00

S 4,000.00

S 1 .426.00

S 1 .426.00

S 3,208.00

25/02/2004 ~JS 3,600.00

25/02/2004

25/02/2004

25/02/2004

S 1,600.00

rs4000.bo

S 3,600.00

l

NOTE: RE: Recorded Holder, Three (KRL 1185146, KRL 1185145 and KRL 1185144) claims are owned by Cypress Development Corp. but are recorded in the name of and held in trust by Perry English.

Orko Gold Corporation, Skyharbour Resources Ltd. and Cypress Development Corp. have entered an agreement whereby Orko Gold Corporation can acquire a 600Xo interest in the mineral claims listed in Table 2. The combined interests of Cypress and Skyharbour would be reduced to 400Xo (2007o each).

A summary of the contemplated agreement indicates that, to earn a 600Xo interest in the property, Orko Gold Corporation would be required to:

-Make option payments of S35,000 over three years-Incur expenditures of 3500,000 on the property before Dec. 31, 2003

-Issue a total of 300,000 shares to Cypress and Skyharbour


Skyharbour Resources Ltd. holds an option to acquire a 51 7o interest in the mineral claims held by or under option to Cypress Development Corp. The agreement is dated May 16, 2002 and was accepted by the TSX in a letter dated July 2, 2002. The option includes a work commitment of S150,000.00 by April 30, 2003; the issuance of 100,000 shares of Skyharbour Resources Ltd. to Cypress Development Corp.; and 51 0Xo of cash payments due in underlying option agreements with Perry English and 1304850 Ontario Inc.

Cypress Development Corp. owns 13 of the claims outright and has options on 3 claims from 1304850 Ontario Inc. and options on 5 claims from Perry English.

The underlying option agreement between Cypress Development Corp. and 1304850 Ontario Inc. offers Cypress the option to earn a 10007o interest in the claims and calls for S21.000 in option payments over 4 years and the issuance of 25,000 shares of Cypress Development Corp. 1304850 Ontario Inc. retains a 27o Net Smelter Return Royalty on the property. This agreement is dated Feb. 21, 2002 and was accepted by the TSX in a letter dated March 13, 2002.

The underlying option agreement between Cypress Development Corp. and Perry English offers Cypress the option to earn a 1000Xo interest in the claims and calls for S14,000 in option payments and the issuance of 200,000 shares of Cypress Development Corp. Perry English retains a 20Xo Net Smelter Return Royalty on the property. This agreement is dated Feb. 28, 2000 and was accepted by the C D NX in a letter dated March 31, 2000.

To the best of this author's knowledge and after inquiries to Perry English, Cypress Developments Ltd. and Skyharbour Resources Ltd. there are no environmental liabilities attached to any of the claims making up the property.

ACCESSIBILITY, CLIMATE, LOCAL RESOURCES, INFRASTRUCTURE AND PHYSIOGRAPHY

Red Lake is serviced by paved provincial highway 105 from the Trans Canada highway. Secondary roads, logging roads and recreational access roads can be used to gain access to and within the property. The property can also be accessed by boat or snowmobile from Red Lake. A ferry links McKenzie Island to the town of Couchener during the summer and an ice road is maintained throughout the winter.

There are no parks or developments that would interfere with exploration for or exploitation of any mineral deposits that might be located on the property.


KRL 1244515

KRL 1244516-^L1244509KRL 1244510 KRL 1244512 KRL 1244514

l l

RED LAKE GOLD SHORE

VFIGURE 3 MCKENZIE ISLAND PROPERTY CLAIMS.

Bedrock exposure is moderate and not evenly distributed. Good outcrop exposure occurs as steep cliffs along the north shore of McKenzie Island. Red Lake is the dominant feature in the area.

The property is relatively flat with a mean elevation of 450 meters above sea level. Most of the area has a relief of less than 30 meters.

The climate is typical mid latitude continental. Field operations are possible year round with access restricted during winter freeze-up and spring break-up. Poplar, balsam, spruce, pine and birch are the dominant tree species.

A letter granting permission to drill from the ice on Red Lake in 2003 and discharge filtered return water was obtained from the Federal Department of Fisheries and Oceans (DFO file number KE-03-0224).

No permits are required to carry out work recommended in this report. Activities involving or affecting the lake or lake shore will require a permit from the Federal Department of Fisheries and Oceans prior to commencement.


EXPLORATION HISTORYExploration on the property has been intermittent since the 1920's. Parts

of the property have been held and explored by various interests since initial exploration of the Red Lake Belt. Several gold showings have been located on the property and these are discussed in the section on mineralization on the property. No mineral reserves or production are known on the property.

The exploration history of the property is presented in tabular form with efforts that covered all or part of the current claims. In general early efforts were based on prospecting while later efforts were based on geophysics. Limited conventional soil geochemistry has been attempted with little success. The tabular format, subdivided by work type, allows an effective review of the principle exploration activities on the property and surrounding area.

The most extensive work was carried out during the 1980's with Goldfields Canadian Mining Ltd.'s program between 1981 and 1983 and Pure Gold Resources Ltd.'s program between 1986 and 1988. Assays from Goldfields Canadian Mining Ltd. were not submitted for assessment. Pure Gold carried out initial work on their property, which covered all of the current claims. Drilling of targets generated by Pure Gold Resources Ltd. was carried out by Noramco Explorations Ind. A Dighem III airborne magnetic and electromagnetic survey was also carried out for Noramco.

The Cypress Development Corp. completed a work program in early 2002. This work consisted of establishing a grid with a magnetic and VLF survey along the north and west part of the property. This work was documented in a report by Huston (2002) and reported on by this author in a report dated May 1, 2002 for Cypress Development Corp. This author concluded that the data was of marginal use due to uncorrected fluctuations in the background magnetic field during the survey.

The most recent work on the property prior to the current program was completed in October of 2002 for Skyharbour Resources Ltd. This work consisted of till sampling, prospecting and soil sampling. This work was the subject of a report written by this author titled EXPLORATION RESULTS SUMMER 2002 MCKENZIE ISLAND PROJECT; RED LAKE AREA; ONT. and dated Nov. 28, 2002.

Total expenditures on the property over the last three years (as per the records maintained by Cypress Development Corp. and Skyharbour Resources Ltd.) is as follows:

-2000 SO. 00-2001 S20,000.00 Linecutting Z Geophysical surveys-2002 331,000.00 Linecutting S Geophysical surveys

S42.683.23 Till survey, MMI survey, prospecting TOTAL S93,683.23


TABLE 2 EXPLORATION HISTORY MCKENZIE ISLAND PROPERTYEXPLORATION HISTORY: MCKENZIE ISLAND PROPERTY

REPORTS OF WORK

GEOLOGY

DIAMOND DRILLING

GEOCHEMIST RY

GEOPHYSICS

Township

DOME

DOME

DOME

DOME

DOME

DOME

DOME

DOME

DOME

DOME

DOME

DOME

DOME

DOME

DOME

FAIRLIE

DOME

WORK

GEOL

GEOL

GCHEM, GEOL

Diamond Drilling, GEOL, GCHEM

Diamond Drilling

ASSAY, Diamond drilling

Diamond drilling, GEOL, GCHEM




GCHEM, GEOL

GCHEM, GEOL

MAG

MAG, VLF

EM, VLF, MAG

Diamond drilling, MAG, EM,GCHEMGROUND MAG AND VLK

COMPANY

GOLD FIELDS CAN MINING LTD

GOLD FIELDS CAN MINING LTD

PURE GOLD RESC LTD

NORAMCO EXPLORATIONS INC, VANWIN RESOURCES LTD

JUMA MINING S EXPL LTD

PURE GOLD RESC INC

NORAMCO EXPLORATIONS INC, VANWIN RESOURCES LTD

PURE GOLD RESC INC

PURE GOLD RESC INC

PURE GOLD RESC INC

PURE GOLD RESC LTD

YEAR Reported

1982

1982

1987

1988

1959

1987

1988

1989

1989

1989

1987

PURE GOLD RESC LTD 1987

GOLD FIELDS RESC CANADA LTDGOLD FIELDS MINING CORP

RED L BUFFALO RESC LTD

AUR RESC INC


1981

1981

1988

1991

2002

GEOLOGICAL SETTINGREGIONAL GEOLOGYThe Red Lake greenstone belt is one of a series of Meso and Neoarchean

volcanic terrains that stretch across Northwestern Ontario and Southeastern Manitoba. Collectively they are referred to as the Uchi Subprovince, M. Sanborn- Barrie et al. ( 2001). Figure 4 is a geology map of the Red Lake belt based on lithologies.


- Faults

Unconformity

Diorite, Qtz Dkxrte

Late Granite m

Festeic Volcanic m

Intermediate Volcanic

Sediments Wacke

Chert-Wacke

Iron Fm.

Mafic Volcanic

Gabbro

Peridotite

FIGURE 4 RED LAKE BELT GEOLOGY BASED ON LITHOLOGIES. McKenzie Island property under option to Orko Gold Corporation is show with heavy outline in Dome Twp. Modified from Miscellaneous Release - Data 62, Geological Survey of Canada, Open File D3751

Mapping and age dating rocks over the last 10 years has added significantly to the understanding of the belt geology. The belt is composed of 6 supracrustal assemblages based on age dates and rock types. These assemblages, lithologies and ages are shown in Table 3 simplified from Parker (2002). All rocks have undergone regional polyphase deformation, metamorphism and three granitoid intrusive events. Recent observations by Sanborn Barrie et al. (2001) suggest that the contact between the Mesoarchean Balmer assemblage and the Neoarchean Confederation assemblage is an unconformity. The geology of the belt based on these assemblages is shown in Figure 5.


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TABLE 3 SUPRACRUSTAL ASSEMBLAGES IN THE RED LAKE BELT, DESCRIPTIONS AND AGES; Simplified from Parker (2002)

Supracrustal Assemblage

Confederation

Trout Bay

Bruce Channel

Slate Bay

Ball

Balmer (major gold host in Red Lake belt)

U-Pb Age (Ma)

2748 -2733

2853

2894 -H- 2

2916

2940-2925

2992-2964

Rock Types

Tholeiitic to calc-alkaline with rhyolite flows; intermediate pyroclasitc rocks; basalt and feldspar-phyric andesite. Calc-alkaline rocks dominate at higher stratigraphic levels.

Fine grained sediments (wacke S. argillite) with lesser intermediate pyroclasitc rocks and chert magnetite iron formation. Overlain by tholeiitic pillowed basalts.

Strongly calc-alkaline intermediate pyroclasitc rocks overlain by pebble conglomerate, thin bedded wacke and capped by chert- magnetite iron formation.

Intel-layered feldspathic wacke, lithic wacke and argillite; lenses of pebble and cobble conglomerate and quartz arenite.

Calc-alkaline intermediate pyroclastics and rhyolite flows; komatiitic to tholeiitic basalts; overlain by chert-magnetite iron formation and dolomitic marble with stromatolites.Tholeiitic basalt; basaltic komatiite and komatiite interlayered with lesser chert-magnetite iron formation; minor clastic sediments and intermediate to felsic pyroclasitc rocks and rhyolite.

Intrusive Rocks

Walsh Lake pluton

Killala-Baird batholith

Hammell L batholith

Dome stock

McKenzie stock

Red Crest stock

Little Vermilion batholith

Douglas L. pluton

2699

2704

2712

2718

2720

2729

2731

2734

Potassium feldspar and quartz-phyric monzogranite

Potassium feldspar and quartz-phyric monzogranite

Potassium feldspar and quartz porphyritic monzogranite

Granodiorite and augite porphyritic diorite/gabbro

Augite porphyritic diorite/gabbro; some ultramafic

Augite porphyritic diorite-gabbro

Hornblend tonalite-granodiorite

Biotite tonalite


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NEOARCHEAN ASSEMBLAGE MESOARCHEAN-i CONFEDERATION, HEYSON , McNEELY ^^H SLATE BAY

UNCONFORMITY UNCONFORMfTY

[BRUCECHANNa

l BALMER

INTRUSIVES

[ j DOME STOCK

} j KILLALA-BAIRD BATMOUTH

i i OTHER POST TECTONIC GRANITE

BATHOLITHS

DOUGLAS. HAMMER LJTTUE VERMILION. CAT IS.

FIGURE 5 RED LAKE BELT GEOLOGY BASED ON ROCK ASSEMBLAGESModified from Miscellaneous Release - Data 62, Geological Survey of Canada, Open File D3751

PROPERTY GEOLOGYThe McKenzie property geology is shown in Figure 6. The property is

underlain by the Dome stock with volcanic pyroclasitc rocks. Sedimentary clastic and iron formation of the Mesoarchean Bruce Channel assemblage occur along the north margin of the stock, Calc-Alkaline felsic to mafic volcanics of the Neoarchean McNeely assemblage may occur along the north edge of the property and are separated from the Bruce Channel assemblage by an unconformity. All rocks and foliations on the property have a steep dip to the north.

The Dome stock is a massive pink to gray granodiorite intrusive. The contact alteration along the margins of this stock are obscured by pervasive calcite alteration in the area. The northern part of the Dome stock that underlies McKenzie Island contains a number of narrow east-west trending mafic dikes that appear to follow structural trends. Felsic volcanics form one prominent embayment on the east side of the stock and occur as very large zenoliths or


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roof pendants within the stock itself A distinct quartz diorite body intrudes along the north margin of the stock on the property. The exact relationship of this quartz diorite to the Dome stock is not known.

The Bruce Channel assemblage consists of intermediate volcaniclastic fragmental rocks overlain by a fining-upward sequence of chert-pebble conglomerate, cross bedded wacke, siltstone and quartz-magnetite iron - formation. The volcanic sequence is relatively thin ^500m) and represents explosive volcanism followed by subsidence and deposition of clastic sediments and younger chemical sediments in a marine setting (Sanborn-Barrie et. Al. 2001). The chemical sediments include a continuous narrow zone of chert- marble along the north shore of McKenzie Island.

The younger McNeely assemblage consists mainly of porphyritic quartz- latite volcanic rocks with lesser interbedded wacke and argillite.

An unconformity separates the Bruce Channel and McNeely assemblages north of the Dome stock. The position of the unconformity is under the waters of Red Lake near the north boundary of the claim group.

The entire property lies within the calcite alteration envelope as defined by Parker (2002) and shown in Figure 7.

--sJLJ ^ ^3# Faults | | Diorite, Qtz Diorite I 1

^^^| Late Granite ^^H

| ___ j Fesistc Volcanic ^^^^

|^^^| Intermediate Volcanic

^ - ! ^VEYGOLDM1NES ^ /^"W^^^.

Sediments Wacke ^^^| Mafic Votcantc

Chert-Wache ^^^ Gabbro

Iron Fm. I^^H Peridotite

FIGURE 6 MCKENZIE ISLAND PROPERTY GEOLOGY.Modified from Miscellaneous Release - Data 62, Geological Survey of Canada, Open File D3751


-~..... UNCONFORMITY

CARBONATE ALTERATION^^H DISTAL (CLACITE)

PROXIMAL (FERROAN-DOLOMITE)

FIGURE 7 MAP SHOWING ALTERATION SYSTEMS AND MCKENZIE ISLAND PROPERTY. Modified from Miscellaneous Release - Data 62, Geological Survey of Canada, Open File D3751

DEPOSIT TYPES; MINERALIZATION IN THE RED LAKE BELT

Gold has been the only metal mined in the Red Lake belt. The only significant occurrence of base metals is the Trout Bay Zn-Cu-Ag deposit in the western part of the belt. The South Bay base metal mine produced from the Confederation Lake belt east of the Red Lake belt.

A total of 19,223,307 ounces of gold have been produced from 13 mines in the Red Lake area. Gold production has been continuous since 1930 when the Howey Gold Mine entered production. Current gold production is around 700,000 ounces per year from the Campbell mine of Placer Dome and the Dickenson mine of Goldcorp. Production from the Red Lake belt is shown in Table 4 and the location of mines is shown in Figure 2.


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TABLE 4 GOLD PRODUCTION FROM THE RED LAKE BELT.

Mine Name

CAMPBELL RED LAKE

GOLDCORP (DICKENSON)

MADSEN

COCHENOUR-WILLANS

MCKENZIE RED LAKEHOWEY GOLD MINES

HASAGA

H.G. YOUNG

MCMARMAC RED LAKE

GOLD EAGLE

RED LAKE GOLD SHORE

BUFFALO

RED SUMMIT

TOTAL

Ounces of Gold Produced

10,335,248

3,736,704

2,452,388

1 .244,279

651,156

421,592

218,213

55,244

45,246

40,204

21,100

1,656

277

19,223,307

Average Grade of

Production (oz/ton)0.575

0.434

0.283

0.538

0.277

0.091

0.144

0.192

0.296

0.223

0.244

0.052

0.469

Years of Production

1949-PRES

1948-PRES

1938-76

1939-71

1935-66

1930-41

1938-52

1960-63

1940-48

1937-41

1936-38

1981-82

1935-36

Township

Balmer

Balmer

Baird

Dome

Dome

Heyson

Heyson

Balmer

Dome

Dome

Dome

Heyson

Todd

The potential for additional gold discoveries in the Red Lake area is well illustrated by the recent discovery of the "High-grade" (Hanging Wall 5 Zone) in the Dickenson mine of Goldcorp. This zone contains in excess of 1 million ounces of gold and was discovered within an area that was accessible from a mine that had been in operation for 50 years. Recent mapping by both Federal and Provincial geological surveys has identified a number of alteration, structural and stratigraphic features that strongly influence the distribution of gold within the belt. These features are of belt scale and have not been systematically explored.

Virtually all of the gold production from Red Lake can be classified as Lode Gold deposits. These deposits are typically vein style and generally follow lithology and structures in the enclosing rocks. In the Red Lake area rocks, structures and veins have a steep dip. Gold occurrences are known in every rock type and age in the Red Lake belt. The vast bulk of production in the Red Lake belt has come from Mesoarchean (older than 2.8 Ma) rocks of the Balmer Assemblage. The Balmer Assemblage makes up over half of the total area of the Red Lake belt and consists of tholeiitic basalt; basaltic komatiite and komatiite interlayered with lesser chert-magnetite iron formation; minor clastic sediments and intermediate to felsic pyroclasitc rocks and rhyolite.

A number of archean gold deposits have been successfully developed within granitic rocks similar to those underlying much of the McKenzie property. These include:

- Silidor mine that was operated by Cambior Inc. in the Powel pluton of QuebecFerderber mine that was operated by Belmoral Mines in the Bourlamaque batholith in Quebec

- Red Lake Gold Shore mine that produced from the Dome Stock in the Red Lake camp.


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In addition to these past producing mines, very significant gold deposits have been outlined in granitic settings. Among the more notable of these is the Hammond Reef deposit in the Sawbill - Atikokan area of Ontario. Pentland Firth in a news release dated July 14, 1997 reported and 'inferred resource' of 85.5 million tons grading 0.032 ounces (9.07 grams) per ton in gold for an 'inferred resource' of 2.56 million ounces. While not currently economic, this deposit clearly indicates that gold mineralization in an archean plutonic setting can occur at a scale that would make it an attractive exploration target type. All of these deposits occur in linear structural tends well within granitic intrusive rocks. The mineral hosting structures typically represent large shear zones that have been altered. The shears are commonly the focus of later mafic or felsic dike like intrusions.

The key features of lode gold deposits in the Red Lake belt can be summarized by the following generalizations:

1. Gold mineralization is generally within the older Balmer Assemblage rocks.

2. Gold mineralization is generally localized along discreet structures within these rocks.

3. Gold mineralization occurs in proximity to a belt scale unconformity separating Neo and Mesoarchean rocks. This applies to late granitic rocks that have intruded in or near this unconformity (eg. Red Lake Gold Shore mine).

4. Gold mineralization is associated with large areas of ferroan-dolomite alteration. The areas reflecting this alteration are particularly evident in the mafic-ultramafic rocks of the Balmer Assemblage and may be much more subtle and localized in more felsic assemblages. The alteration systems within the Red Lake belt are shown in Figure 7.

5. The grade of gold mineralization within the Balmer Assemblage appears to be related to contacts between tholeiitic basalts and komatiitic basalts. Deposits in the vicinity of these contacts exhibit very high grades and contribute to the 'high-grade' reputation of the camp.

6. Silicification in the form of extension and fault-filled veins, 'jigsaw puzzle1 breccia veins and open space fillings is associated with gold mineralization. Gold bearing silicification typically contains arsenopyrite and other sulfide minerals.

It should be pointed out that these features apply primarily to the known gold deposits in the belt.

The Rice Lake belt, some 100km to the west of the Red Lake belt, also contains equivalent Neo and Mesoarchean assemblages with the vast bulk of gold produced from the younger (less than 2.8Ma) assemblages, Poulsen et.al.(1996), Stott and Corfu (1991). This point is made only to indicate potential in rocks other than Balmer Assemblage age rocks within the Red Lake belt.

Many of the features listed as associated with gold in the Red Lake belt have been collectively referred to as 'deformation' zones in the past. Use of this


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term obscures some of the fundamental geological relationships known to exist within these general zones and is not used in this report.

MINERALIZATION ON MCKENZIE PROPERTY

Three gold showings have been reported on the McKenzie property from previous mapping and exploration. The location of these showings is shown in Figure 8. The following are brief descriptions of these showings:

Colley Occurrence-This showing is located in the north part of the Dome Stock. Collart Gold Mines Ltd. worked the zone in 1936. The zone is reported to consist of quartz veining in a fracture zone striking 87 degrees and dipping 65 degrees north. The vein is 5cm to1.5 meters wide and has been traced for 80 meters. Reported gold values were low and erratic. Work consisted of trenching by Collart Gold Mines Ltd. in 1936. Prospecting and mapping by Pure Gold Resources Ltd. (Noramco) in 1986 and by Skyharbour Resources Ltd. in 2002 failed to relocate this showing.

South McKenzie No. 6 Showing- The number 6 showing was worked on and reported by South McKenzie Island Mines Limited in 1934. The showing is located in the north part of the Dome stock. The showing consists of quartz veining 0.6 meters wide and has been traced for 9 meters in a north south direction. Channel samples across the vein returned values from trace to 0.2 ounces per ton in gold. Work consisted of trenching with 3 drill holes totaling 122 meters competed by South McKenzie Island Mines Limited between 1934 and 1936. Two holes drilled by Noramco in 1987 (NMK-87-20 and NMK-87-21) failed to intersect significant mineralization in this area.

Lafreniere (South McKenzie No. 1) Showing- The number 1 showing is reported by South McKenzie Island Mines Limited in 1934. The showing is located in a sequence of thick and thin bedded felsic tuffs that strike 65 degrees and dip 85 degrees south. The mineralization is within a dark blue quartz vein that strikes at 320 degrees and dips 80 degrees northeast. The vein is 10 cm wide and has been traced for 19.5 meters. Work consisted of trenching with one 13 meter long drill hole. Gold values from channel samples are reported to range from 1.2 ounces per ton over 25cm to 0.20 ounce per ton over 10cm. Drilling of two holes under this showing by Noramco in 1987 (NMK-07 and NMK-10) failed to encounter significant gold mineralization. Prospecting by Skyharbour in 2002 failed to locate trenches at this location.

MacAndrew Trend- This trend is marked by mineralization encountered in drilling by Noramco in 1987 and gold values obtained by Skyharbour during prospecting in 2002. Drill hole NMK-87-09 returned 578 parts per billion in gold over 3 meters and drill hole NMK-87-18 returned 638 parts per billion in gold over 3 meters. A grab sample taken during prospecting for Skyharbour in 2002 returned up to .185 ounces per ton from old pits located east of the above two drill holes (BOB02). This zone does not appear related to the Colley showing and appears to lie on trend of the MacAndrew showing on an adjoining property.


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Larreniere (soutti mckenzie aland no. 1 showing)

Gofdfiefds resources (south mckenzie island no 6 showing) •d l

Cdley occurrence

lBOBQ2

MacAndrew prospect

GOtD SHOWINGA SHOWING WITH NAME

1^3^31 M*eAndr*w TREND

FIGURE 8 SHOWINGS ON MCKENZIE ISLAND PROPERTY

WORK COMPLETED BY SKYHARBOUR RESOURCES LTD. AND ORKO GOLD CORPORATION ON THE MCKENZIE PROPERTY IN 2003

Skyharbour Resources Ltd. and Orko Gold Corporation undertook a program of diamond drilling to test target settings identified from work done in 2002. They also undertook an overburden drilling program to identify new potential targets.

DIAMOND DRILLINGA 2081.8 meter (6828.3 feet) diamond drilling program was undertaken in

February and March 2003. The drilling was supervised by the author of this report with drilling carried out by Rodren Drilling Ltd. of Winnipeg. All core was BQ. A summary of the drilling, targets and results is presented in Table 5. Table 8 lists details of all drill holes. Figure 9 shows the location of all drill collars and surface projections of the holes. Appendix II contains diamond drill logs of the holes drilled. Appendix III contains all analytical and check sample results from the diamond drilling.

Prepared by David J. Busch June 16. 2003

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SAMPLING METHOD AND APPROACH (DIAMOND DRILLING)Samples were taken through sections containing sulfide mineralization,

veining , alteration or shearing. The sample interval was generally selected along significant changes in mineralization, rock type, the presence or absence of veining or sulfides. In sections containing veining or mineralized with sulfides or shearing, samples were generally no more than 0.5 meters in length. TSL Laboratories reported that some samples 'exhibit gold nugget effect'. After discussions with the lab and a review of the data the author concluded that while some effect was evident it was not sufficient to institute additional analytical measures

Drilling conditions and core recovery were excellent with lOO'ft core recovery. Weathered rock was rarely encountered even in the very upper parts of the holes. TABLE 5 DRILL HOLE TARGETS AND RESULTS

HOLE NO.

M03-1

M03-2

M03-3

M03-4

M03-5

M03-6

M03-7

M03-8

M03-9

M03-10

M03-11

M03-12

M03-13

TARGET

MacAndrew Trend

MacAndrew Trend

MacAndrew Trend

MacAndrew Trend

MacAndrew Trend

MacAndrew Trend; 25m east of M03-1

Volcanic - Sediment contact, Up ice from anomalous till sample north side McKenzie Island.

Volcanic - Sediment contact, Up ice from anomalous till sample north side McKenzie Island.

Structures indicted from magnetic data; north of McKenzie Island

Structures indicted from magnetic data; north of McKenzie Island

Strike extension of geological setting encountered in B03-7

Drilled with Az. of 70 degrees to intersect interpreted northwest trending structure east of B03-6

Drilled to test quartz veining reported during MMI survey along south edge of Gabbro/Diorite

From m.

35.6

47.6

30.2

60.1

100.8

177.8

180.8

-

129.8

131.3

172.2

To m.

36.0

49.6

36.5

60.3

104.0

178.4

182.1

-

130.3

133.3

175.2

COMMENTS

5.56 gr /ton Au over 0.4m in sheared margin of mafic sill

1 1 0 ppb Au over 2 m. in altered granite

No significant values



Elevated gold to 100 ppb in sheared granodiorite

0.82 gr/ton Au in quartz chlorite veinlets in granodiorite

Elevated gold to 240 ppb in chlorite-calcite- arsenopyrite veinlets in Porphyry dike

0.38 gr/ton Au in quartz -clacite-chlorite-pyrite veinlets in felsic fragmental

1 .89 gr/ton Au, Bleached with qtz, calcite, chlorite, pyrite veinlets, < 1 "Jfe pyrite.


Carbonate (calcite) breccia zones corresponding to interpreted structures. No significant gold values

Carbonate (calcite) breccia and brecciated sericitic zones corresponding to interpreted structures. No significant gold values.

Minor sulfide iron fm. In felsic volcanics. No significant gold values.

0.65 gr/ton in area of quartz -calcite-pyrite veinlets in feldspar porphyry

Elevated gold values to 350 ppb. in area of quartz - calcite-pyrite veinlets in feldspar porphyry

Elevated gold values to 120 ppb in quartz/calcite/chlorite breccia in gabbro/diorite.


FELSIC VOLCANIC

LATE GRANITE

WACKE

DIORITE/GABBRO

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HOLE NO.

M03-1

M03-2

M03-3

M03-4

M03-5

M03-6

M03-7

M03-8

M03-9

M03-10

M03-1 1

M03-1 2

M03-1 3

TARGET

MacAndrew Trend

MacAndrew Trend

MacAndrew TrendMacAndrew Trend

MacAndrew Trend

MacAndrew Trend; 25m east of M03-1

Volcanic - Sediment contact, Up ice from anomalous till sample

north side McKenzie Island.

Volcanic- Sediment contact, Up ice from anomalous till sample

north side McKenzie Island.

Structures Indicted from magnetic data; north of Mckenzie Island

Structures indicted from magnelic data; north of Mckenzie Island

Strike extension of geological setting encountered in B03-7

Drilled with Az. Of 70 degrees to intersect interpreted northwest

trending structure east of B03-6

Drilled to test quartz veinlng reported during MMI survey along south edge of Gabbro/Diroite

From m.

35.6

47.6

30.2

60.1

100.8

177.8

180.8

~.

-

129.8

131.3

172.2

To m.

36.0

49.6

36.5

60.3

104.0

178.4

182.1

~

-

130.3

133.3

175.2

COMMENTS

5.56 gr /ton Au over 0,4m in sheared margin of mafic sill

1 1 0 ppb Au over 2 m. in altered granite




Elevated gold to 100 ppb in shearedgranodiorite

0.82 gr/ton Au in quartz chlorite veinlets in granodiorite

Elevated gold to 240 ppb In chlorite- calcite-arsenopyrite veinlets in Porphyry dike0.38 gr/ton Au in quartz-clacite-chlorite-pyrite veinlets in felsic fragmental

1 .89 gr/ton Au, Bleached with qtz, calcite, chlorite, pyrite veinlets, < ^% pyrite.


Carbonate (calcite) breccia zones corresponding to interpreted structures. No significant gold values

Carbonate (calcite) breccia and brecciated sericitic zones corresponding to interpreted structures. No significant goldvalues.Minor sulfide iron fm. In felsic volcanics. No significant gold values.

0.65 gr/ton In area of quartz-calcite-pyrlte veinlets in feldspar porphyry

Elevated gold values to 350 ppb. in area of quartz-calcite- pyrite veinlets in feldspar porphyryElevated gold values to 1 20 ppb in quartz/calcite/chlorite breccia in gabbro/diorite.

FIGURE 9 DIAMOND DRILL HOLE LOCATIONS

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SAMPLE PREPARATION, ANALYSES AND SECURITY (DIAMOND DRILLING)

All drill core was logged and sampled at 46 Berry St. in Red Lake. Core from the 2003 drilling is currently stored at #2 McManus St., Chukuni Subdivision near Balmertown, Ont. A total of 163 samples of core were taken. All samples were cut in half with a diamond saw. Core was oriented and marked prior to cutting to preserve attitudes of geological features. The average length is .71 meters with the longest sample being 1.3 meters. The author marked core for sampling. It was then cut with a diamond saw and bagged. Sample numbers were written on the bags. Sample were sequentially numbered and made no reference to hole, footage or length. Sample bags were rolled or folded then taped shut. Samples were shipped by bus to TSL Laboratories in Saskatoon in 20-liter plastic tubs. Tubs lids were wrapped with clear plastic packing tape and initialed by the author.

TABLE 6 DIAMOND DRILL HOLE DETAILS

HOLENO.

M03-1

M03-2

M03-3

M03-4

M03-5

M03-6

M03-7

M03-8

M03-9

M03-10

M03-1 1

M03-12

M03-13

START FINISH

2003

feb. 21/03Feb

24/03feb.26/03

feb.28/03

Mar. 2/09

Mar.6/03

Mar. 12/0 3

Mar. 16/03Mar. 19/03

Mar.23/0 3

Mar.25/0 3

Mar 28/03Mar

30/03

feb.23/03

feb. 26/03feb.

27/03Mar.2/03

Mar.4/03

Mar.8/03

Mar. 15/0 3

Mar. 18/0 3

Mar.22/0 3

Mar.24/0 3

Mar.27/0 3

Mar 30/03

April 1/03

AZI MUTH

190

190

190

190

190

190

160

360

160

160

160

70

160

total

DIP

-50

-45

-45

-45

-45

-60

-55

-55

-55

-55

-55

-55

-50

LENGTH

METERS

101.2

66.4

98.5

105.5

172.5

114.6

248.7

199.9

242.6

206.1

196.9

135.9

193

2081.8

6828.304

OVER BURD

EN

2.7

6.7

3.3

4.3

7.3

2.8

12.2

13.2

15.9

18.1

12.5

8.3

5.9

meters

feet

UTM EAST

UTM NORTH

NAD 83 ZONE 15

438556

436577

438365

438269

438166

438565

438231

438244

439622

439622

438467

438562

438223

5656442

5661631

5656465

5656471

5656465

5656404

5658101

5658088

5658975

5658975

5658163

5656313

5656405

raw ang le

test

-58

none

-61

-54

-58

-65

-47

-48

-52

-57

-60

-62

non e

corr ang

le test

-48

-52

-45

-49

-57

-38

-39

-43

-48

-51

-53

dept h test mete

rs

98

63

96

103

170

112

246

197

240

203

194

133

All sample handling was performed by the author or employees of the author and in the presence of the author. No employee, director or associate of the issuers was present or involved in any way in the sample selection, preparation, handling, shipping or analysis of the samples. All samples remained


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in the secure custody of the author until delivered to shipping agent. TSL Laboratories was instructed to advise the author should there appear to be any tampering with the samples prior to their arrival at the lab. TSL Laboratories was instructed to perform Atomic Adsorption analysis for gold and a Fire Assay on all samples with over 500 parts per billion gold.

TSL Laboratories was instructed and did submit results electronically to the author and Mr. D. Huston of Skyharbour Resources Ltd. simultaneously. TSL Laboratories was instructed to and did send original copies of results to the author and Mr. D. Huston.

The author believes the above measures were adequate to ensure reasonable security of samples and reliability of the data.

DATA VERIFICATION (DIAMOND DRILLING)

A total of seven standards were submitted to TSL. The standards contained three different gold values. The standards were certified as Gold Reference Material by Ore Research St Exploration Pty Ltd. of Bayswater, Australia. Table 9 is a listing of standards used and results obtained by TSL Labs.

TABLE 7 RESULTS FROM ANALYSIS OF STANDARDS SUBMITTED WITH DRILL CORE

Sample No.

M3021M3033M3056

M3083M3105M3130M3155

Standard OREAS

Designati on

2Pa4Pa4pa2Pa7Pa4Pa7Pa

STANDARD RECOMMENDED VALUE; 9507o CONFIDENCE INTERVAL

Value PPB

8545252

8543000

523000

low

837

4949

8372.9449

2.94

high

871

55

558713.0655

3.06

TSL ANALYSIS

Analysis ppb7306065840^00

40

^00

assay g pt

0.65

3.29

3.02


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OVERBURDEN DRILLING

The base of the till section was sampled at 133 sites with 911.6 meters (2990 feet) of overburden drilling. This work was carried out between Feb. 1 and March 20, 2003 by Westshield Consulting Limited of Winnipeg. Samples were screened to -80 mesh and analyzed by TSL Labs of Saskatoon. The sampling was in two general areas on the property, the southeast part of McKenzie Island and St. Paul's Bay. Figure 10 shows the location of these general areas.

Details of sample location description and gold values are presented in Appendix IV. The gold content of the base of tills on the southeast part of McKenzie Island is shown in Figure 14 and the gold content of the base of tills in the St. Paul's Bay area shown in Figure 15.

The program was designed to establish evidence for significant gold mineralization in bedrock. Samples were taken only at the base of the overburden directly above bedrock. The effectiveness of the technique is based on several assumptions:

- gold mineralization is exposed at the surface of the bedrock- glacial action will have eroded some of the gold bearing material

resulting in an elevated gold content in the till down ice from mineralization.

The amplitude and pattern of elevated gold values down ice from mineralization in bedrock is dependant on a number of factors including:

- geometry of surface exposure of gold in bedrock relative to the ice advance direction

- bedrock topographyThe location of sites was established using a Garmin 12 XL Global

Positioning System (GPS) field unit. Sites were selected on the basis access. Bush trails were cut where necessary to give adequate coverage on the property. Accuracy of locations is believed to be better than +I- 10 meters. Positions were downloaded to a Global Information System (Maplnfo CIS) program for plotting and integration with other data. All data was acquired and plotted using the Nad 83 Zone 15 UTM projection.

Figure 11 shows the sampler. The till sample typically weighs between 250 and 350 grams. All samples were screened to -80 mesh by TSL Labs. The coarse fraction has been


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OVERBURDEN DRILLINGSE MCKENZIE is

OVERBURDENDRILLINGST. PAUL'S BAY

FIGURE 10 GENERAL LOCATIONS OF AREAS WITH OVERBURDEN DRILLING

retained for possible future reference and the fine fraction of each sample analyzed for gold.

Samples were obtained by driving a 'flow through' bit (38 mm outside diameter) to bedrock using a gasoline-powered jackhammer. All drilling is done dry. Rods are driven until bedrock is encountered. This is generally very evident to an experienced operator. The drilling platform is built on a sleigh that is pulled between sites by skidoo. This operation is shown in Figure 12.

Recovering the rods and sampler is accomplished by use of a hydraulic jack. A 5-hp gasoline engine attached to a high-pressure hydraulic pump powers the jack. The hydraulic jack is a hollow cylinder design with a ball clamp. This is shown in Figure 13. The center-pull jack and leveling system offers significant advantages over other jack systems in that when properly mounted, the rods are pulled straight avoiding bending and breakage. The entire jacking system ensures a very high degree of productivity with minimal wear on the drill rod stem and samplers.


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FIGURE 11 FLOW-THROUGH SAMPLER; DETAILS AND PRINCIPLE. SAMPLER IS DRIVEN DOWN THROUGH OVERBURDEN. WHEN BEDROCK IS REACHED THE SAMPLER AND RODS ARE PULLED BACK WITH THE LAST MATERIAL ENCOUNTERED RETAINED IN THE SAMPLER AND RECOVERED.

DATA VERIFICATION (OVERBURDEN DRILLING)A total of seven replicate samples were submitted to TSL. The replicate

samples were made up from a large till sample collected from one site. The sample was thoroughly mixed and individual samples submitted at random to the laboratory. Results of analysis of these samples is shown in Table 10.

TABLE 8 REPLICATE SAMPLE RESULTS FROM TILLSSample Au ppb No. TSL LABS

SPB-12 ^SPB-20 ^M03-79 ^M03-90 ^SPB-27 ^SPB-41 5SPB-11 *5


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WINTER DRILLING CONFIGURATION

DRILL RODS IN 2 METER SECTIONS

FIGURE 12 OVERBURDEN DRILLING CONFIGURATION

BALL CLAMP

HOLLOW CYLINDER HYDRAULIC RAM

lDOUBLE ACTING JACK

' — — —

FIGURE 13 OVERBURDEN DRILLING; ROD JACKING OPERATION


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BASE OF TILL GOLD CONTENTAU PPB -80 MESH

FIGURE 14 BUBBLE PLOT OF GOLD IN BASE OF TILL ON SOUTHEAST MCKENZIE ISLAND. SAMPLE NUMBERS ARE SHOWN BESIDE SITE. SAMPLE NUMBERS FROM THIS AREA ARE PRECEEDED BY M03-.MAXIMUM GOLD VALUE IS 55 ppb IN SAMPLE M03^5.


264 12 27

St. Pauls Bay; Red Lake

BASE OF TILL GOLD CONTENTAUPPB -aOMESH

FIGURE 15 BUBBLE PLOT OF GOLD IN BASE OF TILL IN ST. PAUL'S BAY. SAMPLE NUMBERS ARE SHOWN BESIDE SITE. SAMPLE NUMBERS FROM THIS AREA ARE PRECEEDED BY SPB-. MAXIMUM GOLD VALUE IS 30 ppb IN SAMPLE SPB-40.


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CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONSThe following conclusions are based on the author's observations and

evaluation of the data available and presented in this report:- Diamond drilling during February l March 2003 has identified new

settings of gold mineralization in previously untested areas on the property. Grades to date are below economic targets.

- The MacAndrew trend is primarily a sill like mafic intrusive body with shearing along both margins.

- A review of the standards submitted with the drill core and duplicates submitted with the till samples indicates the analytical data is well within acceptable variances and can be considered reliable.

- The volcanic-sediment contact north of McKenzie Island is transitional in nature. A number of contact parallel and cross cutting structures were identified. These structures are invariably altered with calcite being the dominant carbonate species. Elevated gold values in these structures were typically associated with quartz l calcite l chlorite veinlets.

- Magnetic data from ground surveys was effectively used to interpret structures north of McKenzie island. However, magnetic data was only available over a portion of the property. A north-northwest trending structure interpreted to cross the MacAndrew trend was tested with drill hole M03-12. This hole was stopped at the property boundary and may not have extended far enough to encounter the structure. A number of these structures have been interpreted from airborne magnetic data. These cross cutting structures could be significant in localizing gold mineralization.

- The high gold content of several till sites sampled in 2002 must be put into context. The very high gold grain counts were all from very fine gold and were near the shores of Red Lake. This might indicate reworking of the tills by water action resulting in a higher gold grain count. This feature appears characteristic of many till samples in the Red Lake Belt particularly where samples are spatially related to lakes and drainage features.

- The sample density and distribution of tills from the 2002 work were not adequate to have effectively evaluated the entire property. This is due in part to lake cover, property geometry and till availability at surface.

- Exploration on the McKenzie property over the years has been significant but not exhaustive. Both geophysical and till sampling techniques require large and complete coverage of target settings to be most effective.

- The overburden drilling identified till underlying all of the limited area tested. The amplitude and distribution of gold values in the tills


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obtained from the overburden drilling do not suggest significantbedrock sources of gold in the areas tested.

Based on the above conclusions, it is the author's opinion that there remains significant potential for gold deposits on the McKenzie property. It is also the author's opinion that this potential warrants the following recommendations:

- Further exploration on the property should be directed at identifying new target settings and drill testing those of merit. Large parts of the property have had no significant exploration.

- A high quality magnetic survey including total and vertical field measurements should be completed over the entire property. Where available, this data has been successfully used to identify prospective structural elements of the geology.

- Systematic high density base of till sampling should be undertaken over the entire land and adjoining lake portion of the property.

- To make most effective use of magnetic and till geochemical data the holders of the property should consider rationalizing the mineral rights holdings to include the entire Dome stock and adjacent volcanicsA complete compilation of all data to date should be undertaken for the entire property. This compilation should include all primary, verifiable data including outcrop locations, showings, structures, past drilling and surface sampling.

Costs associated with the above recommendations are estimated below:

COST ESTIMATES

PROPOSED PROGRAMMcKenzie Island Property

Compilation

Magnetic surveyTill Survey

r

With grid

Diamond drill testing of Targets See Note 1Total fieldAdministration 100Xo

TOTAL PROGRAM

37,000.00S 50,000.00seo.ooo.oo

S1 50, 000. 00S267,000.00

S26, 700.00

S293,700.00

NOTE 1: Diamond drilling contingent on definition of targets of merit.


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Colvine A.C., Fyon J.A., Heather K.B., Marmont S., Smith P.M., Troop D.G. 1988Archean Lode Gold Deposits in OntarioOntario Geological SurveyMines and Minerals DivisionMiscellaneous Paper 139 1988

Colvine A.C., Andrews A.J., Cherry M.E., Durocher M.E., Fyon A.J., Lavigne, JrM.J., Macdonald A.J., Marmont S., Poulsen K.H., Springer J.S.,and Troop D.G.An Integrated Model for the Origin of Archean Lode Gold DepositsOntario Geological SurveyOpen File Report 5524 1984

Donaldson William S. 1987Report on the Diamond Drilling Program on the Red Lake AreaAssessment Report for Pure Gold Resources Ltd.

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RuskSteven N. 1986Geological Report for the McKenzie Island l Slate Bay Property

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Sanborn-Barrie M., Skulski T., Parker J.Geological Survey of Canada Current Research 2001-C19 Three hundred million years of tectonic history recorded by the Red Lake greenstone belt, Ont.

Smith P.A 1986Dighem III Survey of the McKenzie Island Property

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APPENDIX l

CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORl, David J. Busch, P.Geo, am a Professional Geoscientist (President, of Westshield Consulting Limited) of 31 Wiltshire Bay, Winnipeg, Manitoba l am:-a member of the Association of Professional Engineers and Geoscientists of Manitoba and a practicing member in the Association of Professional Geoscientists of Ontario.-l graduated Lakehead University with a Bachelor of Arts degree in 1970 and an Honors Bachelor of Science degree in geology in 1974. l have practiced my profession continuously since 1974.-Since 1974 l have been involved in mineral exploration and evaluation of deposits for gold, copper, lead-zinc and uranium throughout Canada.

As a result of my experience and qualification l am a Qualified Person as defined in N.P. 43-101.-l am presently a Consulting Geologist and have been so continuously since October, 1982.-From Feb.1 to April 1, 2003, l worked on the McKenzie property numerous timesand supervised all work completed and outlined in this report.l was last on the property for several hours on April 1, 2003 when l shut down drillholeM03-13.This report was prepared by myself.

In the disclosure of information relating to permitting, legal, title, action and related issues l have relied on information provided to me by Skyharbour Developments Ltd. and Orko Gold Corporation and disclaim responsibility for such information.

l am not aware of any material fact or material change with respect to the subject matter of this technical report which is not reflected in this report, the omission to disclose which would make this report misleading.

l am independent of Skyharbour Developments Ltd., Orko Gold Corporation Cypress Development Corp. and Mr. Perry English in accordance with the application of Section 1.5 of National Instrument 43-101. l have no interest whatsoever in the property.

l have read National Instrument 43-101, Form 43-101 FI and this report has been prepared in compliance with Nl 43-101 and Form 43-101 FI.

l consent to the filing of this Technical Report with any stock exchange and other Regulatory authority and any publication by them, including electronic publication in the public companies files on their websites accessible by the public, of the technical report.

Dated at Red Lake, On. this 16THday of June

David J. B"usch

FIELD PERSONNEL A CONTRACT SERVICES

OVERBURDEN DRILLING:Westshield Consulting Limited 31 Wiltshire Bay Winnipeg, Mb. R2J 2L6

Assistant GeologistRobert Marvin Red Rock Exploration

Reno, Nv.

ANALYTICAL

TILL SAMPLES S ROCK SAMPLES TSL LABORATORIES #2-302 48™ St. E. Saskatoon, Sask.

APPENDIX

DIAMOND DRILL HOLE LOGS: M03-1 TO M03-13

HOLE NO.

M03-1M03-2

M03-3M03-4M03-5M03-6M03-7M03-8M03-9

M03-10M03-1 1M03-12M03-13

START FINISH

2003

feb. 21/03Feb 24/03

feb. 26/03feb. 28/03Mar. 2/09Mar.6/03Mar.12/03Mar. 16/03Mar. 19/03Mar.23/03Mar.25/03Mar 28/03Mar 30/03

feb.23/03feb. 26/03

feb. 27/03Mar.2/03Mar.4/03Mar.8/03

Mar. 15/03Mar. 18/03Mar.22/03Mar.24/03Mar.27/03Mar 30/03April 1/03

AZIMUTH

190190

19019019019016036016016016070160

total

DIP

-50-45

-45-45-45-60-55-55-55-55-55-55-50

LENGT H;

METER S

101.266.4

98.5105.5172.5114.6248.7199.9242.6206.1196.9135.9193

2081.86828.30

4

OVERS URDEN

2.76.7

3.34.37.32.812.213.215.918.112.58.35.9

metersfeet

UTM EAST

UTM NORTH

NAD 83 ZONE 15

438556436577

438365438269438166438565438231438244439622439622438467438562438223

56564425661631

56564655656471565646556564045658101565808856589755658975565816356563135656405

raw ang

le test

-58

non e

-61-54-58

-65-47

-48-52-57

-60

-62

non e

corr ang

le test

-48

-52-45-49

-57-38-39-43-48-51

-53

dept h test mete

rs

9863

96103170

112

246197240203194

133

DIAMOND DRILL HOLE LOGPROJECT:

CLIENT:DRILLED BY:

START:FINISH:

LOGGED BY:

Main AssemblageFr.m. To m.

0.00

2.70

22.50

31.20

2.70

22.50

31.20

39.60

McKenzieSKYHARBOUR DEVELOPMENTS LTD.RODREN DRILLING LTD.FEB.21,2003FEB. 23, 2003D. BUSCH

SubdivisionsFr.m.

23.00

27.80

31.20

31.4032.10

32.3032.8533.4033.9534.50

Jo m.

23.20

28.20

31.40

32.1032.30

32.8533.4033.9534.5035.00

Struct ure 1shear

X

X

X

Description

OVERBURDEN, CASINGGRANODIORITE, coarse grained, orange, massive, equigranular; 60070 K feldspar, 4007o horblend, uniform throughoutHORBLEND GRANODIORITE, weakly foliated, equigranular, 6007o hornblend 4007o feldsparWeak shearing 70 deg to core axisSheared hornblend granodiorite, 70 degrees to core axis. Rock becomes fine grained, foliated and appears maficSHEAR; Fine grained and foliated at 90 deg to core axis.Intensley sheared, qtz-calcite vienlets, trace py. , mafic lookingbrecciated granodiorite6007oQtz; 2007o fe carbonate, 2007o chlorite, tr. Py32.3 to 34.5 (2.2meters ) is represented by 1 meter of broken up core.6007oQtz; 2007o fe carbonate, 2007o chlorite, 1-207o60"7oQtz; 2007o fe carbonate, 2007o chlorite, 1-2"7o1 5 07o qtz, banded with fe carb bands, tr. Pybanded with fe carb bands, tr. Py

banded with sphalerite bands (307o sph. Overall) and qtz-calcite bands and blocks. .minor 1-2cm qtz- fe carb veins.

FINAL DEPTH M.

BEARING AZ.GRID COORD

DIPUTM NAD 83ZONE 15

SAMPLE NO.

M3001

M3002M3003

M3004M3005M3006M3007M3008

HOLE NO.101.2190.0

-50.043855665656442n

FROM M.

31.20

31.4032.10

32.3032.8533.4033.9534.50

TO M.

31.40

32.1032.30

32.8533.4033.9534.5035.00

M03-1 |

CORE SIZE BQDIP TESTS® ANGLE98m -48

LENG THM.

0.20

0.700.20

0.550.550.550.550.50

AUPPB

AUPPB

^ ^3515

401010

5

AUGPT

AUGPT

5

WESTSHIELD CONSULTING LIMITED :P 1


CLIENT:DRILLED BY:

START:FINISH:

LOGGED BY:

Main AssemblaqeFr.m. To m.

39.60

63.80

63.80

66.10

McKenzieSKYHARBOUR DEVELOPMENTS LTD.RODREN DRILLING LTD.FEB. 21, 2003FEB. 23, 2003D. BUSCH

SubdivisionsFr.m. To m.35.00

35.6036.0036.5037.0037.5038.2038.7039.20

35.60

36.0036.5037.0037.5038.2038.7039.2039.60

Struct ure 1shear

Description

fine banding, banded with sphalerite bands 8t disseminations (307o sph. Overall) and qtz-calcite bands and blocks., minor 1-2cm qtz-fe carb veins, chloritic becoming sericitic downward with increacing finley disseminated pyrite to 1.507obanded with qtz, fe carb, one 10cm qv 1 07ofine pysheared mafic, fine to mg.sheared mafic, fine to mg.sheared mafic, fine to mg.sheared mafic, fine to mg.sheared mafic, fine to mg. Becoming sericiticsheared mafic, fine to mg. Becoming sericiticsheared mafic, fine to mg. sericiticGranodiorite, pink, medium grained, massive, 7507o feldspar, locally disseminated py, occasional blotch or streak to 0.5cm. Several mafic granodioritic inclusions (10cm) locally quartz rich bands or zones to 1 0cm.

39.6042.6042.70

40.1042.7043.20

granodiorite2507o Qtz-calcite with black chlorite band.granodiorite, 1 07o py.

Mafic Dike fine to medium grained, sharp contacts at 45 deg to core axis. Thin, 1-2cm chill margins on both sides. Tr. Py disseminated locally

FINAL DEPTH M.



SAMPLE NO.

M3009

M3010M3011M3012M3013M3014M3015M3016M3017

M0318M0319M0320

HOLE NO.101.2190.0

-50.0438556e5656442n

FROM M.

35.00

35.6036.0036.5037.0037.5038.2038.7039.20

39.6042.6042.70

TO M.

35.60

36.0036.5037.0037.5038.2038.7039,2039.60

40.1042.7043.20

M03-1


LENG TH M.

0.60

0.400.500.500.500.700.500.500.40

0.500.100.50

AUPPB

45

AUPPB

AUGPT

AUGPT

^00 4.29 5.56^ ^^^^^^^

1010

230 0.24

PAGE 2 of 3

PROJECT:CLIENT:

DRILLED BY:START:FINISH:

LOGGED BY:

Main AssemblaaeFr.m.

66.10

79.60

79.90

94.00

94.10

99.50

100.20

101.20

To m.

79.60

79.90

94.00

94.10

99.50

100.20

101.20

DIAMOND DRILL HOLE LOGMcKenzieSKYHARBOUR DEVELOPMENTS LTD.RODREN DRILLING LTD.FEB. 21, 2003FEB. 23, 2003D. BUSCH

SubdivisionsFr.m. To m.

Struct ure 1

shearDescription

Granodiorite, pink, medium grained, massive, 7507o feldspar, locally disseminated py, occasional blotch or streak to 0.5cm. Several mafic granodioritic inclusions (10cm) locally quartz rich bands or zones to 10cm.Mafic Dike.Granodiorite, pink, medium grained, massive, 7507o feldspar.Several mafic granodioritic inclusions (10cm) locally quartz rich bands or zones to 10cm. Becoming pale in color towards base, textures becoming micropegmatitic.Dark colored Granodiorite, pegmatitic textureGranodiorite, pink, medium grained, massive, 7507o feldspar, locally disseminated py, occasional blotch or streak to 0.5cm. Several mafic granodioritic inclusions (10cm) locally quartz rich bands or zones to 10cm.Mafic dike, contacts at 45 deg to core, lower part of unit contains calcite wispsGranodiorite, pink, medium grained, massive, 7507o feldspar, locally disseminated py, occasional blotch or streak to 0.5cm. Several mafic granodioritic inclusions (10cm) locally quartz rich bands or zones to 10cm.END OF HOLE

FINAL DEPTH M.



SAMPLE NO.

HOLE NO.101.2190.0

-50.0438556e5656442n

FROM M. TO M.

M03-1

CORE SIZE BQDIP TESTS®98m

ANGLE-48

LENG TH M. AU

PPBAU

PPBAU

GPTAU

GPT

WESTSHIELD CONSULTING LIMITED PAGE 3 of 3


CLIENT:DRILLED BY:

START:FINISH:

LOGGED BY:


0.00

6.70

49.90

49.90

6.70

49.90

52.60

66.40

McKenzieSKYHARBOUR DEVELOPMENTS LTD.RODREN DRILLING LTD.FEB.24, 2003FEB. 26, 2003D. BUSCH


40.20

47.60

47.648.60

49.6

49.90

50.50

51.1

52.1

52.60

44.50

49.90

48.649.60

49.9

50.50

51.10

52.1

52.6

53.10

Struct ure 1 shear

x

Description

OVERBURDEN, BOULDERS, CASINGGRANODIORITE, coarse grained, orange, massive, equigranular; 6007o K feldspar, 4007o horblend, uniform throughout except for sacuritization near shear.Minor quartz evident locally.Same textures with feldspar altered to pale green (sacuritization?)Same textures with feldspar altered to pale green (sacuritization?), pyrite to 1 07o finely disseminated throughout.pale, sauceritized, 1 07o py throuhgoutpale, sauceritized, 1 07o py throuhgoutpale, sauceritized, 1 07o py throuhgoutSHEAR ZONE, Dark, foliated at 70 deg to core axis, fine to medium grained, albite??Banded, cream and dark green shear, 1007o white qtz-calcite veinletsBanded, cream and dark green shear, 10 07o white qtz-calcite veinletsBanded, cream and dark green shear, 1007o white qtz-calcite veinletsBanded, cream and dark green shear, 1007o white qtz-calcite veinletsGranodiorite, pale green/orange, medium grained, massive, 7507o feldspar, Several mafic granodioritic inclusions (10cm) locally quartz rich bands or zones to 1 0cm.micropegmatitic textures, tr. Py

FINAL DEPTH M.



SAMPLE NO.

HOLE NO.66.4190.0

-45.0436577e5661631 n

FROM M. TO M.

M3022 47.6 48.6M3023M3024

M3025

M3026

M3027

M3028

M3029

48.6049.6

49.90

50.50

51.1

52.1

52.60

49.6049.9

50.50

51.10

52.1

52.6

53.10

M03-2 |

CORE SIZE BQDIP TESTS® ANGLENONE

LENG TH M.

0.00

0.00

0.00

0.00

1.001.000.30

0.60

0.60

1.00

0.50

0.00

0.50

AUPPB

AUPPB

110 110120

10

^

^

^

90

50

AU AU


DIAMOND DRILL HOLE LOG HOLE NO. M03-2PROJECT: McKenzie

CLIENT:DR]L.LED BY:

START: FINISH:

LOGGED BY:

SKYHARBOUR DEVELOPMENTS LTD. RODREN DRILLING LTD. FEB.24,2003 FEB. 26, 2003 D. BUSCH

FINAL DEPTH JVI.

BEARINGAZ.

GRIDCOORD

66.4 190TO

DIPNAD

ZONEls

-45.04.365776 5661631n

DIPTESTSJNONE

ANGLE


SubdivisionsFr.m.

56T40To m.

59.00

Struct ure/

shearDescription SAMPLE NO. FROM M.

Pale sauceritized, locally trace py.

TO M.LENG TH M. AU

PPBAU

PPBAU AU

66.40 END OF HOLE,HOLE ABANDONED AFTER ATTEMPTS TO DRILL THROUGH BROKEN BIT FAILED.

WESTSHIELDn r^/^iMoi M TiM^i LIMITED P AGE 2 of 2

PROJECT:CLIENT:


LOGGED BY:

Main AssemblageFr.m. ;To m.

0.00

3.30

18.60

25.5

32.70

46.3

3.30

18.60

25.50

32.7

46.30

47

DIAMOND DRILL HOLE LOGMcKenzieSKYHARBOUR DEVELOPMENTS LTD.RODREN DRILLING LTD.FEB.26, 2003FEB. 27, 2003D. BUSCH


17.60

46.30

46.70

18.60

46.70

47.00

Struct ure 1 shear

X

Description

OVERBURDEN, BOULDERS, CASINGMAFIC HYPABYSSAL, Dark, chloritic, medium grained not uniform. Matric is calcitic in places. Unit contains a number of granodioritic inclusions up to 2 meters across. Margins of mafic material generally show a narrow chill margin. Granodiorite is pink with approx 7507o feldspar.Mafic unit is strongly disturbed including qtx- calcite veinlets at 80 deg. To core axis. As along margin of intrusive.GRANODIORITE, pink coarse grained, 7507o feldspar

CARBONATIZED MAFIC HYPABYSSAL, medium grained dark green, moderatly foliated at 80 deg to core axis, minor carbonate veinlets at 30 deg to core axis, upper margin sheared over 0.5 meters.GRANODIORITE, pink coarse grained, 7507o feldspar

CARBONATIZED MAFIC HYPABYSSAL, medium grained dark green, moderatly foliated at 80 deg to core axis, minor carbonate veinlets at 30 deg to core axis, upper margin sheared over 0.5 meters.sheared mafic unit with 1 0cm qtz vein, sheared at 65deg to coreweakly sheared mafic, carbonatized, foliated at lower contact

FINAL DEPTH M.



SAMPLE NO.

M3030

M3031

HOLE NO.98.5190.0

-50.0438365e5656465n

FROM M.

46.30

46.60

TO M.

46.70

47.00

M03-3 |


ANGLE-52

LENG TH M.

0.00

0.00

0.00

0.00

0.00

0.00

0.00

0.40

0.40

AUPPB

^

^

AU AU AU



CLIENT:DRILLED BY:

START:FINISH:

LOGGED BY:


47.00

64.8

65.8

70.90

80.90

90.20

93.20

93.30

64.60

65.8

70.9

80.90

90.20

93.20

93.30

McKenzieSKYHARBOUR DEVELOPMENTS LTD.RODREN DRILLING LTD.FEB.26, 2003FEB. 27, 2003 D. BUSCH


Struct ure 1shear

X

Description

GRANODIORITE, pink coarse grained, 7507o feldspar, sevearal 1 to 2 meter thick sections of pale sauceritized. Several 10-20cm sheared mafic dikelets.Sheared, primarily mafic (fine grained, dark grey and laminated) but with some remnant granodiorite sectionsMultiphase granodiorite, locally dark, fine grained mafic matrix with sparse large feldspar crystals. Texture of weak foliation developed locally.GRANODIORITE, pink coarse grained, 75 07o feldspar. Local zenoliths of more mafic granodioritic material 3 to 10cm.Multiphase granodiorite, locally dark, fine grained mafic matrix with sparse large feldspar crystals. Texture of weak foliation developed locally.GRANODIORITE, pink coarse grained, 7507o feldspar. Local zenoliths of more mafic granodioritic material 3 to 10cm.Mafic Dike, uniform, medium grained, dark grey- green. Pyrite disseminated ^1 0Xo) along upper contact and finely disseminated throughout unitEND OF HOLE

FINAL DEPTH M.



SAMPLE NO.

M3032

HOLE NO.98.5190.0

-50.043836565656465n

FROM M.

64.8

TO M.

65.8

M03-3

CORE SIZE BQDIPT96m

ESTS@

LENG TH M.

0.00

1.00

0.00

0.00

0.00

0.00

0.00

AUPPB

5

ANGLE-52

AU

—

AU AU



CLIENT:DRILLED BY:

START:FINISH:

LOGGED BY:


0.00

4.30

12.60

13.8

4.30

12.60

13.80

16.35

16.35 20.4

20.40

63

63.50

71.30

75.00

63.00

63.5

71.30

75.00

105.50

McKenzieSKYHARBOUR DEVELOPMENTS LTD.RODREN DRILLING LTD.

R. Marvin


Struct ure 7shear

Description

no core

Grano-diorite, dark grren-gray. 7007o Mafic anc and fine grained minerals, texture can be porphritc.Highly foliated mafic rock, carbonate veinlets and pervasive carbonate alteration. Centimeter scale carbonate-aspy veinlet (sample), slight, dism. PyriteFoliated, bleached grano-diroiteHighly foliated mafic rock, carbonate veinlets and pervasive carbonate alteration. Dism. Pyrite. Local zones of sheared, bleached grano-dioriteGrano-diorite, 50070 to 7507o pink feldspar. Chlorite veinlets scattered through interval, local qtz- chlorite veinlets. Very weak dism. PyriteHighly foliated and bleached rock, mafic. Possible pervasive sericite (?) Mod dism. PyriteGrano-diorite, 5007o to 7507o pink feldspar. Chlorite veinlets scattered through interval, local qtz- chlorite veinlets. Very weak dism. PyriteHighly foliated and bleached rock, mafic. (?) Moderate calcite veinlets. Mod dism. PyriteGrano-diorite, 50070 to 7507o pink feldspar. Chlorite veinlets scattered through interval, local qtz- chlorite veinlets. Very weak dism. Pyrite. Loca cm scale zones of foliated mafic rock.

105.5 END of Hole

FINAL DEPTH M.BEARING AZ.GRID COORD


SAMPLE NO.

M3038

M3039

M3040

M3041

HOLE NO.105.5

-45.0438269e5656471 n

FROM M.

13.50

13.80

23.00

63

TO M.

13.60

14.30

23.50

63.5

M03-4 |


LENG THM.

0.00

0.00

0.10

0.50

0.00

0.50

0.50

0.00

0.00

0.00

AUPPB

1520

10

15

AU AU AU

WFSTSHIELD CONSULTING LIMITED PAGE 1 of 1


CLIENT:DRILLED BY:

START:FINISH:

LOGGED BY:


0.00

7.30

51.80

56.5

80.40

7.30

58.10

56.50

80.4

109.10

McKenzieSKYHARBOUR DEVELOPMENTS LTD.RODREN DRILLING LTD,MAR. 2, 2003MAR. 4, 2003D. BUSCH


17.1028.00

35.9

74.90

79.8

80.3080.80

17,3028.30

36.3

75.40

80.3

80.8081.30

Struct ure 1 shear

X

Description

OVERBURDEN, BOULDERS, CASINGGRANODIORITE, 6007o pink feldspar, 40G7o amphibole, biotite, coarse grained, uniform. Minor zones of shearing and or disruption as noted. Zones from .5 to 1 meter where feldspars are turned pale grey. ..commonly near minor shearing or disruptions.disrupted with 2 cm qtz-calcite vein1 to 2cm qtz-calcite-chlorite veinletsmafic dike, fine to medium grained, dark greenMAFIC DIKE, green, medium grained, carbonatized and chloritic throughout, occasional qtz-carbonate veinlet up to ,25cm.GRANODIORITE, 7507o orange feldspar, coarse grained. Unit becomes disrupted and pale in color towards lower contact.Brecciated zone, with 3007o qtz and 3007o chloritic clots, several large clots of chalcopyrite , some fine disseminated pyrite.Chloritic clots towards contact with diabaseDIABASE, medium grained, dark green with epidote. Upper contact is sheared at 40 deg to core axis with abundant qtz-carbonate veinlets. Unit becomes finer grained towards base and weakly foliated.4007o qtz-carb veinlets trace py2007o qtz-carb veinlest trace py

FINAL DEPTH M.



SAMPLE NO.

M3034

M3035

M3036M037

HOLE NO.172.5190.0

-45.0438166e5656465n

FROM M.

74.90

79.8

80.3080.80

TO M.

75.40

80.3

LJJ0.8081.30

M03-5

CORE SIZE BQDIP TESTS® ANGLE170m! -49

LENG THM.

0.00

0.00

0.000.000.00

0.00

0.00

0.50

0.500.00

0.500.50

AUPPB

40^

^r ^

AU AU AU


PROJECT:CLIENT:

DRILLED BY:START: FINISH:

LOGGED BY:

Main AssemblaqeFr.m.

109.10

151.20

161.40

To m.

151.20

161.40

172.50

172.50

DIAMOND DRILL HOLE LOGMcKenzieSKYHARBOUR DEVELOPMENTS LTD.RODREN DRILLING LTD.MAR. 2, 2003 MAR. 4,2003D. BUSCH

SubdivisionsFr.m.

168.40

To m.

168.90

Struct ure/ shear

Description

GRANODIORITE, 7507o orange feldspar, coarse grained. Unit contains 20070 mafic zenoliths up to 20cm. in long axis. Zenoliths appear to be distributed fairly evenly though unit and could be partially absorbed diabase fragments.MAFIC DIKE (SILL?), (Gabbro) Chill margins on both edges, generally medium to coarse grained, dark green/grey. Minor qtz-carbonate veinlets and fracture filling. Foliation at 60deg to core near chill margins.GRANODIORITE, 75070 orange feldspar, coarse grained. Unit contains 2007o mafic zenoliths up to 20cm. in long axis. Zenoliths appear to be distributed fairly evenly though unit and could be partially absorbed diabase fragments.Mafic Dike , *:1 07o fine pyrite throughout, abundant qtz-carb. Along foliation fractures

END OF HOLE

FINAL DEPTH M.



SAMPLE NO.

HOLE NO.172.5190.0

-45.0 4381666 ~5656465n

FROM M. TO M.

M03-5 |

CORE SIZE BQDIP TESTS® ANGLE170m u-49 - - —

LENG TH M.

0.00

0.00

0.00

0.00

AUPPB

AU AU AU



CLIENT:DRILLED BY:

START:FINISH:

LOGGED BY:

Main AssemblageFr.m.

0.002.80

3.90

7.4

9.7

29.20

To m.2.803.90

7.40

9.7

29.238.10

McKenzieSKYHARBOUR DEVELOPMENTS LTD.RODREN DRILLING LTD.march 6, 8:00pm (begin coring)march 8, 9:10 am (end coring)R. Marvin

SubdivisionsFr.m.

29.830.15

30.55

30.75

To m.

30.1530.55

30.75

35.00

struct ure/

shear

X

X

X

X

Description

OVERBURDEN, CASINGDark colored feldspar porphyryGRANODIORITE, coarse grained, orange, massive, equigranular; 6007o K feldspar, 4007o horblend, uniform throughoutDark colored feldspar porphyry, sheared upper contact, 80 degrees to core axis. Local intense feox veinlets zones at low angle to core axis (sample)HORBLEND GRANODIORITE, weakly foliated, equigranular, 6007o hornblend 40"7o feldspar. Local chlorite and epidote veinlets.

Highly sheared, fine grained mafic rock, local qtz-Fe carb veinlets. Shearing intensity highest near .5 meters scale grano-diorite intervals.Grano-diorite, moderately sheared.Highly sheared, fine grained mafic rock, local qtz-Fe carb, pyrite veinlets.Grano-diorite, moderately sheared, local qtz- pyrite veinletsweakly to moderately sheared, pink to green brown, fine grained layered rock. Local qtz, carb, pyrite veinlets.

FINAL DEPTH M.



SAMPLE NO.

M3047

M3042

M3043

M3044

M3045

HOLE NO.114.6

-45.0438565e|5656404n

FROM M.

7.40

29.20

30.15

30.55

31.40

TO M.

7.90

29.80

30.55

30.75

32.00

M03-6 L

CORE SIZE BQDIP TESTS® ANGLE112nr -57

CfeNG TH M.

0.000.00

0.00

0.50

0.00

0.60

0.00

0.40

0.20

0.60

AUPPB

15

15

100

60

AU

65

100

AU9r

AU

WESTSHIELD CONSULTING LIMITED PAC3F 1 nf


CLIENT:DRILLED BY:

START:FINISH:

LOGGED BY:


38,1

41.20

77.40

41.2

77.40

114.60

McKenzieSKYHARBOUR DEVELOPMENTS LTD.RODREN DRILLING LTD.march 6, 8:00pm (begin coring)march 8, 9:10 am (end coring)R. Marvin

SubdivisionsFr.m. To m.35.00 38.10

Struct ure/shear

X

X

41.7 41.9 X

Description

Highly sheared, fine grained mafic rock, local qtz-Fe carb, pyrite veinlets. Bleached granodiroite zones upped .5 meter through interval. 0.1 meter qtz vein, iron carb vein at 36 meters. Possible sericite in intensely sheared zones.Variably sheared grano-diorite, dark, green-gray color, local qtz-Fe carb veinlets. Sample

Granodiorite, pink, medium grained, massive, 75"7o feldspar, locally disseminated py, occasional blotch or streak to 0.5cm. Several mafic granodioritic inclusions (10cm) locally quartz rich bands or zones to 10cm.Highly sheared, fine grained mafic rock, local qtz-Fe carb, pyrite veinlets. * cm. qtz-fe carb vein at 42 meters (sample M30050)

42 42.1 qtz-carb vein trace pyrite51.7 52.1 qtz-chlorite-carb-pyrite veinlets52.80 54,10 Mafic, porphyry dikes, fine grained, irregular

contacts with the granodiroite60.1 60.3 qtz-chlorite-carb-pyrite veinlets

67.30 67.60

Mafic Dike fine to medium grained, sharp contacts at 45 deg to core axis. Thin, 1-2cm chill margins on both sides. Tr. Py disseminated locallyPhlogopite rich grano diorite. Local qtz-chlorite- epidote veinlets. Medium-dark green color. Local, irregular k-spar rich zones.

FINAL DEPTH M.



SAMPLE NO.

M3046

M3048

M3049

M3050M3051

M3052

M3053

M3054

HOLE NO.114.6

-45.0438565e|5656404n

FROM M.

35.20

41.40

41.7

4251.7

60.1

67.30

92.80

TO M.

36.50

41.70

41.9

42.152.1

60.3

67.60

93.00

M03-6 |

CORE SIZE BQDIP TESTS@ ANGLE112m -57

LtNG TH M.

1.30

0.30

0.20

0.100.40

0.20

0.30

0.20

AUPPB

55

150

100

5030

^00

10

30

AU AUgr

0.82

AU


PROJECT:CLIENT:


LOGGED BY:


114.60

To m.

DIAMOND DRILL HOLE LOGMcKenzieSKYHARBOUR DEVELOPMENTS LTD.RODREN DRILLING LTD.march 6, 8:00pm (begin coring)march 8, 9:10 am (end coring)R. Marvin

SubdivisionsFr.m.

99.30

To m.

100.30

struct ure 1shear

Description

Mafic Dike fine to medium grained, sharp contacts at 45 deg to core axis. Thin, 1-2cm chill margins on both sides. Tr. Py disseminated locallyEND OF HOLE

FINAL DEPTH M.



SAMPLE NO.

M3055

HOLE NO.114.6

-45.0438565e|5656404n

FROM M.

99.30

TO M.

100.30

M03-6 L

CORE SIZE BQDIP TESTS® ANGLE112m! -57

LENG TH M.

1.00

AUPPB

25

AU AUgr

AU


PROJECT:CLIENT:


LOGGED BY:


0.00

12.20

15.20

19.20

34.50

51.50

12.20

15.20

19.20

34.50

51.50

99.90

DIAMOND DRILL HOLE LOGMcKenzieSKYHARBOUR DEVELOPMENTS LTD.RODREN DRILLING LTD.March 11, 2003March 13, 2003R. Marvin

SubdivisionsFr.m. Tom.

26.70

29.30

45.30

56.00

57.00

27.50

29.70

45.70

57.00

58.00

Structure 1shear

Description

Lake ice, lake water, possible lake bottom mud.Coarse grain metaseds. Light gray color. Grain size to 4 mm. Massive bedding. Local calcite veinlets crosscutting bedding.

Fine grained metasediments, sandstones to shale. Fine bedding at 70 deg to core axis. Local calcite veinlets and bedding parallel calcite zones.Volcanic rock with medium grained sand interbeds. Sharp contacts between lithologies at 20 to 30 deg. To core axis. Volcaninc rocks exhibit well developed fiamme texture (flattened pumice fragments).Sandstone interbed with calcite-pyrite veinlets, approx. 1 07o pyriteVolcanics with sparse calcite, pyrite veinlets, less than 1 07o pyrite.Interbedded shale, fine sandstone and medium- coarse sandstone. Local calcite veinlets and bedding parallel calcite zones.Sandstone with calcite-pyrite veinlets, approx. 1 07o pyriteDark gray to black shale. Local flaky pyrite on fracture. Local calcite-pyrite veinlets and bedding parallel calcite zones.Shale with 1 07o pyrite, on fracture and in calcite veinlets.Shale with 1 07o pyrite, on fracture and in calcite veinlets.

FINAL DEPTH M.



SAMPLE NO.

M3057

M3058

M3059

M3060

M3061

HOLE NO.248.7160.0

-55.0438231e56581 01 n

FROM M.

26.70

29.30

45.30

56.00

57.00

TO M.

27.50

29.70

45.70

57.00

58.00

M03-7


LENG THM.

0.80

0.40

0.00

0.40

0.00

1.00

1.00

AUPPB

75

^

10

10

15

AUPPB

15

AUGPT

AU



CLIENT:DRILLED BY:

START:FINISH:

LOGGED BY:


99.90

104.00

106.70

129.40

104.00

106.70

129.40

132.80

McKenzieSKYHARBOUR DEVELOPMENTS LTD.RODREN DRILLING LTD.March 11, 2003March 13,2003R. Marvin


64.20

87.00

110.00115.00121.50

126.00

128.00

69,00

88.00

111.20116.00122.50

126.50

128.50

131.00 132.00

Struct ure 1 shear

x

X

XX

X

X

X

Description

Medium grained sand bed. 2 07o calcite veinlets with sparse pyrite.Medium grained sand bed. 2 07o calcite veinlets with sparse arseno pyrite on fracture.Porphyry dike, mottled gray-white. Cut by irregular chlorite-calcite-arsenopyrite veinlets near parallel to the core axis. Sparse, smokey gray qtz veinlets.As prevAs prevAs prevAs prev

Sand and silty sand with local shale. Bleached to pale green color. Local shear and breccia zones.Strongly sheared metasediments. Abundant white calcite in shear fabric. Shearing at 45 deg. To core axis.As prevAs prev, sparse pyrite and chlorite veinletsSparse, foliation parallel qtz veinlets and chert layersSilicified zone with patchy pyrite, local gray vein qtz.Irregular, sheared qtz veins and chert layersQtz-eye rhyolite, olive green to gray. Gray, fine gained siliceous layers at 60 deg. To core axissampled due to possible silicification

FINAL DEPTH M.



SAMPLE NO.

M3062

M3063

M3064

M3065M3066M3067M3068M3069

M3070

M3071M3072M3073

M3074

M3075

HOLE NO.248.7160.0

-55.0438231e56581 01 n

FROM M.

67.90

87.00

99.90

100.80101.60102.30103.00

104.00

106.70

110.00115.00

121.50

126.00

128.00

TO M.

68.70

88.00

100.80

101.60102.30103.00104.00

104.70

107.70

111.20116.00

122.50

126.50

128.50

M03-7


LENG TH M.

0.80

1.00

0.90

0.800.700.701.00

0.70

1,00

1.201.00

1.00

0.50

0.50

M3076 J131.00 132.00 1.00

AUPPB

10

25

110

2516090

240

20

10

1010

15

10

15

15

AUPPB

10

AUGPT

AU


PROJECT:CLIENT:


LOGGED BY:


132.80

145.00

248.70

144.20

248.70

DIAMOND DRILL HOLE LOGMcKenzieSKYHARBOUR DEVELOPMENTS LTD.RODREN DRILLING LTD,March 11,2003March 13,2003R. Marvin


147.50

167,50

148.00

168.50

Structure 1shear

Description

Moderately sheared fine grained sediments with local volcanic layers. Shear fabric at 45 deg. To core axis.

Bedded, intermediate (?) fragmental metavolcanic. Gray to dark gray. Locally porphyritic. Local calcite-chlorite veinlets and breccia zones. Non- parallel contacts between different layers within unit. Contains lithic breccia intervals. Unit appears to be a series of flow and frag mental units with local fine grained sedimentary interbeds. Minor pyrite locally as fracture coatings. Core angles at 50 to 60 deg to core axis throughout.Chlorite veinlets and weak perv chlorite, small breccia zones.Medium grained mafic dike with narrow chill margins (irregular upper contact, sharp lower contact at 30 deg. To the core axis. Non foliated, cut by minor calcite crack fills.Bleached with local irregular qtz veinlets.Bleached with local irregular qtz veinlets.Bleached with calcite, chlorite, pyrite veinlets, < 1 07o pyrite.Weakly bleched with bedding paralell qtz-calcite- pyrite veinlets. < 1 07o pyrite.Bleached with qtz, calcite, chlorite, pyrite veinlets, < 1 07o pyrite.Quartz vein material... steep angle to coreEND OF HOLE

FINAL DEPTH M.BEARING AZ.GRID COORD


SAMPLE NO.

M3077

M3078M3079M3080

M3081

M3082

M3084

HOLE NO.248.7160.0

-55.0438231e

56581 01 n

FROM M.

147.50

170.10172.90

177.80

179.70

180.80

184.10

TO M.

148.00

170.9173.2

178.4

180.2

182.1

184.50

M03-7


LENG TH M.

0.50

0.800.30

0.60

0.50

1.30

0.40

AUPPB

10

55430

40

130

^00110

AUPPB

--- -— --~

AUGPT

0.38

1.89

AU


PROJECT:CLIENT:


LOGGED BY:


0.00

13.20

23.00

35.90

87.60

88.30

140.00

13.20

23.00

35.90

87.60

88.30

140.00

199.90

DIAMOND DRILL HOLE LOGMcKenzieSKYHARBOUR DEVELOPMENTS LTD.RODREN DRILLING LTD.March 15, 2003March 18, 2003D. Busch


75.10 78.20

92.2095.60115.00129.00

191.50

92.8096.00120.20133.50

191.70

Struct ure 1 shear

X

X

Description

Water, lake bottom sediments, casingCoarse grain metaseds. Light gray color. Grain size to 4 mm. Massive bedding. Local calcite veinlets crosscutting bedding.Mafic Volcanic, fine to medium grained, dark grey green. Locally disrupted with interflow sediments. Minor calcite veinlets locally.Fine grained metasediments, sandstones to shale. Generally dark color with some grey beds. Bleached near upper contact. Fine bedding at 30 deg to core axis. Local calcite veinlets and bedding parallel calcite zones.SHEAR along bedding planeMafic Tuff, medium grained, pale green altered, soapy feelFine grained metasediments, sandstones to shale. Generally dark color with some grey beds. Bleached near upper contact. Fine bedding at 30 deg to core axis. Local calcite veinlets and bedding parallel calcite zones.Grey medium grained sandstone bedGrey medium grained sandstone bedGrey medium grained sandstone bedGrey medium grained sandstone bedMedium grained grey-green Sandstone with lesser banded black and grey shaley beds to several meters in thickness. Core angles at 40 to 50 degrees to core axis.Strongly foliated shear with 80 07o calcite

FINAL DEPTH M.



SAMPLE NO.

M3085

HOLE NO.199.9340.0

-55.0438244e5658088n

FROM M.

191.50

TO M.

191.70

M03-8


LENG THM.

0.20

AUPPB

^

AU AU AU


PROJECT:CLIENT:

DRILLED BY:START: FINISH:

LOGGED BY:


199.90

DIAMOND DRILL HOLE LOGMcKenzieSKYHARBOUR DEVELOPMENTS LTD.RODREN DRILLING LTD.March 15, 2003 March 18, 2003D. Busch

SubdivisionsFr.m. To m.194.40 197.40

Struct ure/ shear

Description

Pale green weakly sericitic PorphyryEND OF HOLE

FINAL DEPTH M.

BEARING AZ.

GRID COORD

DIP

UTM NAD 83

ZONE 15

SAMPLE NO.

HOLE NO.199.9340.0

-55.0438244e5658088n

FROM M. TO M.

M03-8 |

CORE SIZE BQDIP TESTS ANGLE197m -39

LENG THM. AU

PPBAU AU AU


PROJECT:CLIENT:


LOGGED BY:

Main AssemblageFr.m, To m.

0.00

15.90

18.00

26.70

54.80

69.90

15.90

18.00

33.50

54.80

69.90

73.50

DIAMOND DRILL HOLE LOGMcKenzieSKYHARBOUR DEVELOPMENTS LTD.RODREN DRILLING LTD.March 19,2003March 22, 2003D. Busch

Subd visionsFr.m. Tom.

46.50 46.6048 48.5

49.8 50

54.50 54.80

struct ure 1 shear

XXX

x

Description

Casing, ice, water minor lake seds.Fine grained metasediments, sandstones to shale. Generally dark color with some grey beds. Bleached near upper contact. Fine bedding at 30 deg to core axis. Local calcite veinlets and bedding parallel calcite zones.

Grey medium grained coasely bedded sandstone, generally sharp contacts both sidesFine grained metasediments, sandstones to shale. Generally dark color with some grey beds. Bleached near upper contact. Fine bedding at 30 deg to core axis. Local calcite veinlets and bedding parallel calcite zones. Abundant soft sediment slump textures.207o po-py in matrix and in clastsSHEAR, 50+0/0 calciteSHEAR, SO+% calciteSHEAR, SO+% calcite, sheared contact, some disruption of bedding.Grey medium grained coasely bedded sandstone, few darker bedded fine grained members.Medium grained light grey with coarser amphibole (?) phenocryst^. Rock is generally soft. Upper margin crisp lower margin disturbed.

FINAL DEPTH M.


DIPUTM NAD 83

ZONE 15

SAMPLE NO.

M3086M3087M3088

M3089

HOLE NO.242.6340.0

-55.0439622e5658975n

FROM M.

46.5048

49.8

54.50

TO M.

46.6048.550

54.80

M03-9 |


LENG THM.

0.100.500.20

0.30

0.00

0.00

AUPPB

^^^

^

AU

------

AU AU



CLIENT:DRILLED BY:

START:FINISH:

LOGGED BY:


73.50

125.50

127.80

To m.

125.50

127.80

184.10

McKenzieSKYHARBOUR DEVELOPMENTS LTD.RODREN DRILLING LTD.March 19,2003March 22, 2003D. Busch

SubdivisionsFr.m.

104.60

113.70

152.90

152.90153.40153.90154.40154.90155.60

To m.

105.10

114.10

156.10

153.40153.90154.40154.90155.60156.10

struct ure/ shear

BxBxBxBxBxBx

Description

Fine grained metasediments, sandstones to shale. Generally dark color with some grey beds. Bleached near upper contact. Fine bedding at 30 deg to core axis. Local calcite veinlets and bedding parallel calcite zones. Abundant soft sediment slump textures. Core angles 50 to 55 deg. to core axis.SHEAR, SO+% calcite, blocky or brecciated textureSHEAR, SO+% calciteFeldspar Porphyry, grey , fine to medium grained with 5 07o feldspar/ carbonate phenocrysts, Unaltered, narrow chill marginsFine grained metasediments, sandstones to shale. Generally dark color with some grey beds. Bleached near upper contact. Fine bedding at 30 deg to core axis. Local calcite veinlets and bedding parallel calcite zones. Abundant soft sediment slump textures. Core angles 50 to 55 deg. to core axis.CARBONATE BRECCIA ZONE, 5007o Calcite, 2007o chlorite, minor qtz, no sulfideWormy qtz-carb (calcite) chlorite brecciaWormy qtz-carb (calcite) chlorite brecciaWormy qtz-carb (calcite) chlorite brecciaWormy qtz-carb (calcite) chlorite brecciaWormy qtz-carb (calcite) chlorite brecciaWormy qtz-carb (calcite) chlorite breccia

FINAL DEPTH M.


DIPUTM NAD 83

ZONE 15

SAMPLE NO.

M3090

M3091

M3092M3093M3094M3095M3096M3097

HOLE NO.242.6340.0

-55.043962265658975n

FROM M.

104.60

113.70

152.90153.40153.90154.40154.90155.60

TO M.

105.10

114.10

153.40153.90154.40154.90155.60156.10

M03-9 |


LtNG THM.

0.00

0.50

0.400.00

0.00

0.500.500.500.500.700.50

AUPPB

AU

^10 15

5r ^' ^i ^

^̂s

AU AU



CLIENT:DRILLED BY:

START:FINISH:

LOGGED BY:


184.10

188.70

242.60

To m.

188,70

242.60

McKenzieSKYHARBOUR DEVELOPMENTS LTD.RODREN DRILLING LTD.March 19,2003March 22, 2003D. Busch

SubdivisionsFr.m. 177.10

177,10177.60178.10178.60

179.1179.60180.10

To m. 180.60

177.60178.10178.60179.10

179.6180.10180.60

200.1 200.6200.60201.10201.60

201.10201.60202.10

structure/shear

BxBxBxBxBxBxBx

Description

CARBONATE BRECCIA ZONE, 5007o Calcite, 2007o chlorite, minor qtz, no sulfideWormy qtz-carb (calcite) chlorite brecciaWormy qtz-carb (calcite) chlorite brecciaWormy qtz-carb (calcite) chlorite brecciaWormy qtz-carb (calcite) chlorite brecciaWormy qtz-carb (calcite) chlorite brecciaWorrny qtz-carb (calcite) chlorite brecciaWormy qtz-carb (calcite) chlorite brecciaPorphyry, medium grained pale grey altered porphyry, dike ? Sill.. Weaky fractured.

Bedded, intermediate (?) fragmental metavolcanic. Gray to dark gray. Locally porphyritic. Local calcite-chlorite veinlets and breccia zones. Non-parallel contacts between different layers within unit. Contains lithic breccia intervals. Unit appears to be a series of flow and frag mental units with local fine grained sedimentary interbeds. Minor pyrite locally as fracture coatings. Core angles at 50 to 60 deg to core axis throughout.1-207o py +PO in matrix1-207o py +PO in matrix4-5 07o po-py in matrix and in clasts207o po-py in matrix and in clastsEND OF HOLE

FINAL DEPTH M.


DIPUTM NAD 83

ZONE 15

SAMPLE NO.

M3098M3099M3100M3001

HOLE NO.242.6340.0

-55.0439622e5658975n

FROM M.

177.10177.60178.10178.60

M3102 179.1M3103M3104

M3106M3107M3108M3109

179.60180.10

TO M.

177.60178.10178.60179.10179.6

180.10180.60

200.1 200.6200.60201.10201.60

201.10201.60202.10

M03-9


LENG TH M.

0.00

0.500.500.500.500.500.500.500.00

0.00

0.500.500.500.50

AUPPB

10l 10

10^^^̂

5^15^

AU AU AU



CLIENT:DRILLED BY:

START:FINISH:

LOGGED BY:


0.00

18,10

34.30

34.70

76.9

77.80

18.10

34.30

34.70

76.90

77.80

105.50

McKenzieSKYHARBOUR DEVELOPMENTS LTD.RODREN DRILLING LTD.March 23, 2003March 24, 2003D. Busch


94.5

96.5

94.8

96.6

Struct ure 1shear

X

X

Description

CASING, Ice, water with minor lake bottom sedimentFine grained metasediments, sandstones to shale. Generally dark color with some grey beds. Bleached near upper contact. Fine bedding at 60 deg to core axis. Local calcite veinlets and bedding parallel calcite zones. Sandstone beds up to 2 metersGrey medium grained feldspar porphysy, sharp lower contactFine grained metasediments, sandstones to shale. Generally dark color with some grey beds. Bleached near upper contact. Fine bedding at 60 deg to core axis. Local calcite veinlets and bedding parallel calcite zones. Sandstone beds up to 4 metersGrey medium grained feldspar porphyry, sharp lower contactFine grained metasediments, sandstones to shale. Generally dark color with some grey beds. Bleached near upper contact. Fine bedding at 60 deg to core axis. Local calcite veinlets and bedding parallel calcite zones. Sandstone beds up to 4 metersShear, 60"7o calcite with some qtz 8. chlorite. Shearing @ 60 deg to core axis.Shear, 6007o calcite with some qtz b chlorite. Shearing @ 60 deg to core axis.

FINAL DEPTH M.


DIPUTM NAD 83

ZONE 15

SAMPLE NO.

M3110

M3111

HOLE NO.206.1160.0

-55.0439622e5658975n

FROM M.

94.5

96.5

TO M.

94.8

96.6

M03-10 |


LENG THM.

0.00

0.00

0.30

0.10

AUPPB

^

^

AU

^

AU AU



CLIENT:DRILLED BY:

START:FINISH:

LOGGED BY:


105.50

130.40

133,90

160.30

166.40

130.40

133.90

160.30

166.40

172.50


SubdivisionsFr.m. Tom.

97.30

141.70

161.00162.10162.90164.40165.40166.40

97.60

142.00

162.10162.90164.40165.40166.40167.40

Struct ure 1 shear

X

X

XXXXXX

Description

Shear, 6007o calcite with some qtz S chlorite. Shearing @ 60 deg to core axis.Fine grained metasediments, sandstones to shale. Generally dark color with some grey beds. Bleached near upper contact. Fine bedding at 60 deg to core axis. Local calcite veinlets and bedding parallel calcite zones. Sandstone beds up to 4 metersGrey medium grained feldspar porphyry, sharp lower contact, upper contact vague over 20cm.Fine grained metasediments, sandstones to shale. Generally dark color with some grey beds. Bleached near upper contact. Fine bedding at 60 deg to core axis. Local calcite veinlets and bedding parallel calcite zones. Sandstone beds up to 4 metersBreccia, 6007o calcite with some qtz S chlorite. Shearing @ 60 deg to core axis.Breccia, 6007o calcite with some qtz Z chlorite. Foliation @ 50 deg to core axis.Breccia, 6007o calcite with some qtz b chlorite2 07o py, po as disrupted swirls in brecciaBreccia, 6007o calcite with some qtz S chloriteBreccia, 6007o calcite with some qtz b chloriteBreccia, 6007o calcite with some qtz S chloriter/o disseminated pyrite as blebsdevelopment with up to 5 07o py over 10cm intervals.

FINAL DEPTH M.


DIPUTM NAD 83

ZONE 15

SAMPLE NO.

M3112

M3113

M3114M3115M3116M3117M3118M3119

HOLE NO.206.1160.0

-55.043962265658975n

FROM M.

97.30

141.70

161.00162.10162.90164.40165.40166.40

TO M.

97.60

142.00

162.10162.90164.40165.40166.40167.40

M03-10 |


LENG TH M.

0.30

0.00

0.00

0.00

0.30

1.100.801.501.001.001.00

0.00

AUPPB

^

110

^^^^^^

AU AU AU

WEST-SHIELD CONSULTING LIMITED PAGE 2 of 3

PROJECT:CLIENT:


LOGGED BY:


172.50

196.00

206.10

To m.

196.90

206.10


SubdivisionsFr.m. To m.167.40168.00168.50169.00169.50170.00

170.50

171.00

171.50172.00

168.00168.50169.00169.50170.00170.50

171.00

171.50

172.00172.50

Struct ure/shear

BX

BX

Description

Fine black sediment 1 07o diss. PyBanded qtz-carb-py (1507o py total)Banded chert, one cream-tan band, 1 07o diss py.Banded cherty sed. 1 07o diss. PyBanded cherty sed. 1 07o diss. PyBanded cherty sed. 1 07o diss. PyBrecciated sediment, fragements altered to cream- tan color, 2 07o py-po-cpy disseminatedBrecciated sediment, fragements altered to cream- tan color, 207o py-po-cpy disseminatedBanded sediment cream-tan color (altn??)Banded sediment cream-tan color (altn??)PORPHYRYFine grained metasediments, sandstones to shale. Generally dark color with some grey beds. Bleached near upper contact. Fine bedding at 60 deg to core axis. Local calcite veinlets and bedding parallel calcite zones. Sandstone beds up to 4 metersEND OF HOLE

FINAL DEPTH M.


DIPUTM NAD 83

ZONE 15

SAMPLE NO.

M3120M3121M3122M3123M3124M3125

M3126

M3127

M3128M3129

HOLE NO.206.1160.0

-55.0439622e5658975n

FROM M.

167.40168.00168.50169.00169.50170.00

170.50

171.00

171.50172.00

TO M.

168.00168.50169.00169.50170.00170.50

171.00

171.50

172.00172.50

M03-10 |


ANGLE-48

LENG THM.

0.600.500.500.500.500.50

0.50

0.50

0.500.500.00

0.00

0.00

AUPPB^10^101010

20

505^

AU AU AU

n II TIMf"2 l IMITPH ,f -5

PROJECT:CLIENT:


LOGGED BY:


0.00

12.50

76.70

73.50

75.1

78.60

To m.12.50

76.70

73.50

75.10

105.30



Structure 1shear

Description

CASING, ice, water, lake bottom sed. (very little)Generally dark color with some grey beds.Bleached near upper contact. Fine bedding at 45deg to core axis. Local calcite veinlets andbedding parallel calcite zones. Sandstone beds upto 2 meters. Qtz-calcite veinlets (avg. 3mm) makeMAFIC Porphyry, Medium grained , grey withmafic phenocrysts. Angular upper and lowercontacts with sediments. 10cm chill margins.

Fine grained metasediments, sandstones to shale.Generally dark color with some grey beds.Bleached near upper contact. Fine bedding at 45deg to core axis. Local calcite veinlets andbedding parallel calcite zones. Sandstone beds upto 2 meters. Qtz-calcite veinlets (avg. 3mm) makeup 1-207o of unit, distributed randomly throughtout.SILICEOUS PORPHYRY, SERICITIC, 3507ofeldspar phenocrysts,,, altered.

Fine grained metasediments, sandstones to shale.Generally dark color with some grey beds.Bleached near upper contact. Fine bedding at 45 deg to core axis. Local calcite veinlets andbedding parallel calcite zones. Sandstone beds upto 2 meters. Qtz-calcite veinlets (avg. 3mm) makeup 1-207o of unit, distributed randomly throughtout.

FINAL DEPTH M.


DIPUTM NAD 83

ZONE 15

SAMPLE NO.

HOLE NO.196.9160.0

-55.0438467e56581 63n

FROM M. TO M.

M03-11 |

CORE SIZE BQDIP TESTS® ANGLE194ml -51

LENGTHM.

0.00

0.00

AUPPB

AU AU AU



CLIENT:DRILLED BY:

START:FINISH:

LOGGED BY:


105.30

107.80

128.60

196.90

107.80

128.60

196.90



90.3

89.990.490.6090.9091.4092.5092.70

92.9

90.490.6090.9091.4092.5092.7092.90

Struct ure 1shear

Description

Well banded. A number of 1cm siliceous beds are magnetic to weakly magnetic. Up to 2007o pyrite over intervals of 10cm.Seveal 5 to 15cm clacitic shears.Banded sediments1507o banded pyrite, in carbonate zone3 07o disseminated pyBanded, cherty, several zones weakly magneticBanded, cherty, several zones weakly magneticBanded with qtz-calcite bands, 2-307o pyBanded with qtz-calcite bands, 2-307o pyGrey medium grained , grey green dike, chill margins over 10cm on both edges. Very minor qtz- calcite filled fracturing. Very uniform, weakly alteredFELSIC VOLCANIC-SEDIMENTS, mixed with some fragments of bleached cherty sediments

Bedded, intermediate (?) fragmental metavolcanic. Gray to dark gray. Locally porphyritic. Local calcite-chlorite veinlets and breccia zones. Non- parallel contacts between different layers within unit. Contains lithic breccia intervals. Unit appears to be a series of flow and frag mental units with local fine grained sedimentary interbeds. Minor pyrite locally as fracture coatings. Core angles at40 to 50 deg to core axis throughout.END OF HOLE

FINAL DEPTH M.


DIPUTM NAD 83

ZONE 15

SAMPLE NO.

M3131M3132M3133M3134M3135M3136M3137

HOLE NO.196.9160.0

-55.0438467e56581 63n

FROM M.

89.990.490.6090.9091.4092.5092.70

TO M.

90.490.6090.9091.4092.5092.7092.90

M03-11 |


ANGLE-51

LENG THM.

0.00

0.500.200.300.501.100.200.20

0.00

0.00

0.00

AUPPB

5151010101515

AU

15

AU AU

DA/1C O r,f O

PROJECT:CLIENT:


LOGGED BY:

Main AssemblaqeFr.m. Tom.

0.00

8.30

34.4

69.80

72.30

98.10

8.30

34.40

69.80

72.30

98.10

135.90



14.00

20.80

24.60

34.3

34.3

58.7

114.90

17.00

21.10

24.80

35.4

34.4

59.00

120.70

Struct ure 7

shearDescription

CASING; OVERBURDEN

GRANODIORITE Pink to locally grey granodiorite, coase grained, massive, 7007o feldspars.Several, grey fine grained felsic dikes to 25cm.Foliated inclusion of banded to foliated (65 deg to core axis), dark metasidemenary rock.Foliated inclusion of banded to foliated (65 deg to core axis), dark metasidemenary rock.Grey fine grained felsic dike, sheared upper and lower margins.50 "/o qtz-50% calcite along shear marginPink to locally grey granodiorite, coase grained, massive, 7007o feldspars. Unit contains S-10% medium grained mafic zenoliths, partly resorbed by granodioriteGrey fine grained felsic dike, sheared upper and lower margins.Gabbro, medium grained, green. Sharp contacts on both sidesGRANODIORITE Pink to locally grey granodiorite, coase grained, massive, 7007o feldspars. Granodiorite below the gabbro contains up to 5007o gabbro to diabasic inclusions. Inclusions are up to 1.5 meters thick.PORPHYRY, grey fine grained feldspar porphyr with 10 to 1507o feldspar phenocrysts to .5mm.Fine grained green mafic dike sill??

FINAL DEPTH M.

BEARING AZ.

GRID COORD

DIPJTM NAD 8:

ZONE 15

SAMPLE NO.

M3138

HOLE NO.135.970.0

-55.04385626565631 3n

FROM M.

34.3

TO M.

34.4

M03-12 |

CORE SIZE BQDIP TESTS® ANGLE194m; -51

LENG TH M.

0.10

0.00

0.00

0.00

0.00

0.00

0.00

AUPPB

20

AU AU AU

WEST-SHIELD CONSULTING LIMITED PAGE 1 of 2


CLIENT:DRILLED BY:

START:FINISH:

LOGGED BY:


135.90

To m.



123.70

129.00

127.30127.80128.30128.80129.30129.80130.30130,80131.30131.80132.30132.80133.30133.80134.30

135.90

135.90

127.80128.30128.80129.30129.80130.30130.80131.30131.80132.30132.80133.30133.80134.30134.80

Struct ure/shear

Description

Feldpar grains increase to up to 1 cm and have reaction rims surrounding them.Pyrite replaces some phenocrysts, occurs as fine disseminations and fracture coatings and fillings to 0.5cm. Pyrite makes up ^/o overall but up to 507o over 5cm intervals.Tr-1% py disseminatedTr. PyTr-1% py disseminatedTr. Py207o py disseminated and along qtz-calcite veinletsno pyno py207o py disseminated and along qtz-calcite veinlet207o py disseminated and along qtz-calcite veinlet207o py disseminated and along qtz-calcite veinlettrpytrpytrpytrpytrpy

134.8 135.9END OF HOLE

FINAL DEPTH M.

BEARING AZ.

GRID COORD

DIP

JTM NAD 8:

ZONE 15

SAMPLE NO.

M3139M3140M3141M3142M3143M3144M3145M3146M3147M3148M3149M3150M3151M3152M3153

HOLE NO.135.970.0

-55.04385626565631 3n

FROM M.

127.30127.80128.30128.80

129.30129.80130.30130.80131.30131.80132.30132.80133.30133.80134.30

TO M.

127.80128.30128.80129.30

129.80130.30130.80131.30131.80132.30132.80133.30133.80134.30134.80

M3154 134.8 135.9

M03-12


LENG THM.

0.00

0.00

0.500.500.500.500.500.500.500.500.500.500.500.500.500.500.501.10

AUPPB

575

55

5>5QO

10

5306050

35025

55

15

AU

45

AU

0.65

AU


PROJECT:CLIENT:


LOGGED BY:


0.00

5.90

26.60

28.00

32.30

55.3

59.70

63.00

69.90

72.70

To m.5.90

26.60

28.00

32.30

55.30

59.70

63.00

69.90

72.70

73.20

DIAMOND DRILL HOLE LOGMcKenzieSKYHARBOUR DEVELOPMENTS LTD.RODREN DRILLING LTD.March 30, 2003ApriM,2003D. Busch

SubdivisionsFr.m.

28.90

46.7

To m.

29.60

47.6

Struct ure/shear

X

Description

CASING; OVERBURDENGRANODIORITE; Coarse grained, uniform, 600Xo pink orange feldsparGRANODIORITE; Medium grained, uniform, 600Xo pink orange feldspar, upper contact sharp at 30 degrees to core axis.GRANODIORITE; Bleached, coarse grained, uniform 600Xo feldspar (grey green)Shearing at right angles to core. 200Xo of interval is quartz-fe carbonate veining with trace py.GRANODIORITE; Coarse grained, uniform, 600Xo pink orange feldspar. 50Xo mafic inclusions to 10 cm.Porphyritic mafic dike, green fine to medium grained with 50Xo feldspar phenocrysts.

MAFIC DIKE (SILL) , Light green, medium grained, sharpe upper and lower contacts @ 45 deg to core.GRANODIORITE; Coarse grained, uniform, 600Xo pink orange feldspar.

MAFIC DIKE (SILL) , Light green, medium grained, sharpe upper and lower contacts @ 45 deg to core.GRANODIORITE; Coarse grained, uniform, 600Xo pink orange feldspar.

MAFIC DIKE (SILL) , Light green, medium grained, sharpe upper and lower contacts @ 45 deg to core.

FINAL DEPTH M.


DIPUTM NAD 83

ZONE 15

SAMPLE NO.

M3156

HOLE NO.135.9160.0

-55.043822365656405n

FROM M.

28.90

TO M.

29.60

M03-13

CORE SIZEDIP TESTS®194m

LENG THM.

0.70

AU-PPB-

60

BQANGLE-51

AU AU AU


PROJECT:CLIENT:


LOGGED BY:


73.20

114.20

115.00

117.00

123.80

127.00

127.30

134.80

To m.

114.20

115.00

117.10

123.80

127.00

127.30

134.80

175.20

DIAMOND DRILL HOLE LOGMcKenzieSKYHARBOUR DEVELOPMENTS LTD.RODREN DRILLING LTD.March 30, 2003ApriM,2003D. Busch

SubdivisionsFr.m.

172.30172.80173.30

173.80

174.20

To m.

172.80173.30173.80

174.20

174.50

Struct ure 1 shear

XXX

x

x

Description: - 1 .' V ; - : : :.' .': "V- 'V--.' ''•'•" - .-- -'.

GRANODIORITE; Coarse grained, uniform, 600Xo pink orange feldspar.GABBRO, green, medium grained, sharp contacts, feldspars all carbonatiezed.GRANODIORITE; Coarse grained, uniform, 600Xo pink orange feldspar.GABBRO, green, medium grained, sharp contacts, feldspars all carbonatiezed.GRANODIORITE; Coarse grained, uniform, 600Xo pink orange feldspar.GABBRO, green, medium grained, sharp contacts, feldspars all carbonatiezed.GRANODIORITE; Coarse grained, uniform, 600Xo pink orange feldspar.GABBRO, green, medium grained, sharp contacts, feldspars all carbonatiezed. 50Xo calcite as irregular swirls and fracture coatings and fillings. Upper contact foliated over .5 meters. Qtz- carbonate wisps and veins increasing to base of unit. Foliation at 25 degrees to core axis.20"Xo Qtz calcite wisps and veinlets15"Xo Qtz-calcite wisps, 1 0X0 fine diss. Pyrite150Xo Qtz-calcite wisps, 1 0Xo fine diss. Pyrite

Qtz-calcite-chlorite veinlets to 1cm., 1 0Xo fine disseminated pyrite

250Xoqtz-calcite-chlorite breccia with 5 0X0 fine pryite.

FINAL DEPTH M.


DIPUTM NAD 83

ZONE 15

SAMPLE NO.

M3157M3158M3159

M3160

M3161

HOLE NO.135.9160.0

-55.043822365656405n

FROM M.

172.30172.80173.30

173.80

174.20

TO M.

172.80173.30173.80

174.20

174.50

M03-13


LENG THM.

0.500.500.50

0.40

0.30

AUPPB

1010

10

15

120

BQANGLE-51

AU

10

AU AU


PROJECT:CLIENT:


LOGGED BY:


175.20

193.00

To m.

193.50

DIAMOND DRILL HOLE LOGMcKenzieSKYHARBOUR DEVELOPMENTS LTD.RODREN DRILLING LTD.March 30, 2003April 1,2003D. Busch

SubdivisionsFr.m.

174.50

174.80

175.20

179.50

179.8

180.10

180.50

To m.

174.80

175.20

175.60

179.80

180.1

180.50

181.00

Struct ure/ shear

X

X

Description- .- ' . . " ~ -

250Xoqtz-calcite-chlorite breccia with 50Xo fine pryite.70Xo qtx-calcite veinlets to 1 .5cm. 20Xo disseminated pyriteBleached granodioriteGRANODIORITE; Coarse grained, uniform, 600Xo pink orange feldspar. Unit has been bleached and is generally pale grey-green to light pink.Bleached granodioriteQuartz vein, contact at 20 degrees to core axis, chloritic seems. Trace pyriteQuartz vein, contact at 20 degrees to core axis, chloritic seems. Trace pyriteBleached granodioriteEND OF HOLE

FINAL DEPTH M.


DIPUTM NAD 83

ZONE 15

SAMPLE NO.

M3162

M3163

M3164

M3165

M3166

M3167

M3168

HOLE NO.135.9160.0

-55.043822365656405n

FROM M.

174.50

174.80

175.20

179.50

179.8

180.10

180.50

TO M.

174.80

175.20

175.60

179.80

180.1

180.50

181.00

M03-13


LENG THM.

0.30

0.40

0.40

0.00

0.30

0.30

0.40

0.50

AUfPB

65

405

^

^

3515

BQANGLE-51

AU AU

———

AU

WESTSHIELD CONSULTING LIMITED DAC1P 7 nf

MCKENZIE ISLAND PROJECT ANALYTICAL AL DATA DIAMOND DRILLING APPLENDIX l

TSLLABORATORIES

l - 302 48th Street - Saskatoon. SK - S7K 4A4P (306) 931-1033 F (3M) 242-4717 [email protected]

Company: Geologist: Submitted by: Project:

TSL Report: Dale Received: Date Reported: Invoice:

Skyharbour Developments Inc.D. BuschWestshield Consulting LimitedMcKenzie

S12241 Mar 03, 2003 Mar 08, 2003 31508

Remarks:

Sample Type: Number Core 20

Pulp 1 Pulp Size: -250 grams

Size FractionReject - 7m at -10 mesh (1.70 mm)Pulp ~ 95'*i at -150 mesh (106 Mm)

Sample Preparation Crush, Riffle Split, Pulverize

None

Standard Procedure:

Samples for Au Fire Assay/AA (ppb) are weighed at 30 grams.Samples for Au Fire Assay/Gravimetric (g/tonne) are weighed at 29. 16 grams.

Element Unit ExtractionName Technique

Au ppb Fire Assay/AAAu g/tonne Fine Assay/Gravimetric

Lower UpperDetection Detection

Limit Limit5 1000

0.03

Test reports may be reproduced, in their entirety, without our consent. Liability is limited to the analytical cost for analyses.

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CERTIFICATE OF ANALYSIS

SAMPLE(S) FROM

SAMPLE(S) OF

Skyharbour Developments Inc. 1950 - 777 Dunsrauir street PO Box 10423 Pacific Center Vancouver, BC V7Y 1K4

20 Core/l PulpINVOICE tt:31508 P.O. :

D. Busch Project: McKenzie

M3001M3002M3003M3004M3005

M3006M3007M3008M3009M3010

H3011M3012M3013M3014M3015

M3016M3017M3018M3019M3020

Au Auppb g/t

<5/<535154010

105S

45^00 4.29/5.56

CSASc5<5<5<5

^<S1010

230 .24

COPIES TO: D. Huston, D. BuschINVOICE TO: Skyharbour Developments - Van

Mar 08/03SIGNED

Mark Acres - Quality Assurance

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SAMPLE(S) FROM

SAMPLE(S) OF

Skyharbour Developments Inc . 1950 - 777 Dunamuir Street PO Box 10423 Pacific Center Vancouver, BC V7Y 1K4

15 Core/l PulpINVOICE tt:3156B P.O. :

D. BUSeh Project: McKenzie

Submitted by Westshield Consulting Limited

K3022M3023M3024M3025M3026

M3027M302BM3029M3030M3Q31

M3032M3033M3034M303SM3036

M3037

Auppb

110/11012010 cS

<5

<59050<5<5

56040<5cS

<5

COPIES TO: D. HUBton, D. BuschINVOICE TO: Skyharbour Developments - Van

Mar 15/03SIGNED


Page l of l

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SAMPLE(S) FROM

SAMPLE(S) OF


Skyharbour Developments Inc. 1950 - 777 Dunsmuir Street: PO Box 10423 Pacific Center Vancouver, BC V7Y 1K4

20 Core/1 PulpINVOICE S:31508 P.O. :


r* 301/Au ppb

Au

g/t

.65

COPIES TO: INVOICE TO:

Mar 08/03

D. Huston, D. Busch Skyharbour Developments - Van

SIGNEDMark Acres - Quality Assurance

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HOLE

M03-1

M03-1M03-1

M03-1

M03-1

M03-1M03-1M03-1

M03-1

M03-1

M03-1M03-1M03-1M03-1M03-1

M03-1

M03-1M03-1M03-1M03-1

M03-2M03-2M03-2M03-2

M03-2

M03-2

M03-2

M03-2

SAMPL E NO

M3001

M3002M3003

M3004

M3005

M3006M3007M3008

M3009

M3010

M3011M3012M3013M3014M3015

M3016

M3017M3018M3019M3020M3021M3022M3023M3024M3025

M3026

M3027

M3028

M3029

FROM

31.20

31.4032.10

32.30

32.85

33.4033.9534.50

35.00

35.60

36.0036.5037.0037.5038.20

38.70

39.2039.6042.6042.70

47.648.6049.649.90

50.50

51.1

52.1

52.60

TO

31.40

32.1032.30

32.85

33.40

33.9534.5035.00

35.60

36.00

36.5037.0037.5038.2038.70

39.20

39.6040.1042.7043.20

48.649.6049.950.50

51.10

52.1

52.6

53.10

Lengt h M.

0.20

0.700.20

0.55

0.55

0.550.550.50

0.60

0.40

0.500.500.500.700.50

0.50

0.400.500.100.50

1.001.000.300.60

0.60

1.00

0.50

0.50

DESCRIPTION

Intensley sheared, qtz-calcite vienlets, trace py. , mafic lookingbrecciated granodiorite6007oQtz; 2007o fe carbonate, 2007o chlorite, tr. Py6007oQtz; 2007o fe carbonate, 2007o chlorite, 1-207o fine Py6007oQtz; 2007o fe carbonate, 2007o chlorite, 1-207ofinePy1 507o qtz, banded with fe carb bands, tr. Pybanded with fe carb bands, tr. Py

banded with sphalerite bands (3Vo sph. Overall) and qtz-calcite bands and blocks., minor 1-2cm qtz-fe carb veins.fine banding, banded with sphalerite bands S disseminations (307o sph. Overall) and qtz-calcite bands and blocks.,minor 1- 2cm qtz-fe carb veins, chloritic becoming sericitic downward with increacing finley disseminated pyrite to 1 .507obanded with qtz, fe carb, one 10cm qv 1 07ofine pysheared mafic, fine to mg.sheared mafic, fine to mg.sheared mafic, fine to mg.sheared mafic, fine to mg.sheared mafic, fine to mg. Becoming sericiticsheared mafic fine to mg. Becoming sericiticsheared mafic, fine to mg. sericiticgranodiorite2507o Qtz-calcite with black chlorite band.granodiorite, "\Vo py.STANDARDpale, sauceritized, 1 07o py throuhgoutpale, sauceritized, 1 07o py throuhgoutpale, sauceritized, 1 07o py throuhgoutSHEAR ZONE, Dark, foliated at 70 deg to core axis, fine to medium grained, albite??Banded, cream and dark green shear, 1007o white qtz-calcite veinletsBanded, cream and dark green shear, 10^o white qtz-calcite veinletsBanded, cream and dark green shear, 1007o white qtz-calcite veinletsBanded, cream and dark green shear, 1007o white qtz-calcite veinlets

AUP PB1

^

3515

40

10

1055

45

^00

^^^^^

^

^101023073011012010^

^

^

90

50

AU PP B2

^

^

^

110

ASS AY1

4.29

0.240.65

ASS AY 2

5.56

Certifie d Standar d Value ppb

854

5 OF 11 JUNE 16, 2003


M03-3

M03-3

M03-3

M03-5

M03-5

M03-5M03-5

M03-4

M03-4M03-4

M03-4

M03-6

M03-6

M03-6

M03-6

M03-6

M03-6

M03-6

M3030

M3031

M3032

M3033M3034

M3035

M3036M037

M3038

M3039M3040

M3041

M3042

M3043

M3044

M3045

M3046

M3047

M3048

46.30

46.60

64.8

74.90

79.8

80.3080.80

13.5

13.823

63

29.20

30.15

30.55

31.40

35.20

7.40

41.40

46.70

47.00

65.8

75.40

80.3

80.8081.30

13.6

14.323.5

63.5

29.80

30.55

30.75

32.00

36.50

7.90

41.70

0.40

0.40

1.00

0.50

0.50

0.500.50

0.10

0.500.50

0.50

0.60

0.40

0.20

0.60

1.30

0.50

0.30

sheared mafic unit with 10cm qtz vein, sheared at 65deg to coreweakly sheared mafic, carbonatized, foliated at lower contact

Sheared, primarily mafic (fine grained, dark grey and laminated) but with some remnant granodiorite sectionsSTANDARDBrecciated zone, with 300Xo qtz and 30070 chloritic clots, several large clots of chalcopyrite , some fine disseminated pyrite.Chloritic clots towards contact with diabase400Xo qtz-carb veinlets trace py2007o qtz-carb veinlest trace py

Highly foliated mafic rock, carbonate veinlets and pervasive carbonate alteration. Centimeter scale carbonate- aspy veinlet (sample), slight, dism. PyriteFoliated, bleached grano-diroiteGrano-diorite, 50Vo to 75"7o pink feldspar. Chlorite veinlets scattered through interval, local qtz-chlorite veinlets. Very weak dism. PyriteHighly foliated and bleached rock, mafic.Possible pervasive sericite (?) Mod dism. PyriteHighly sheared, fine grained mafic rock, local qtz-Fe carb veinlets. Shearing intensity highest near .5 meters scale grano-diorite intervals.Highly sheared, fine grained mafic rock, local qtz-Fe carb, pyrite veinlets.Grano-diorite, moderately sheared, local qtz-pyrite veinletsweakly to moderately sheared, pink to green brown, fine grained layered rock. Local qtz, carb, pyrite veinlets.Highly sheared, fine grained mafic rock, local qtz-Fe carb, pyrite veinlets. Bleached granodiroite zones upped .5 meter through interval. 0.1 meter qtz vein, iron carb vein at 36 meters. Possible sericite in intensely sheared zones.Dark colored feldspar porphyry, sheared upper contact, 80 degrees to core axis. Local intense feox veinlets zones at low angle to core axis (sample)Granodiorite, pink, medium grained, massive, 750Xo feldspar, locally disseminated py, occasional blotch or

^

^

5

6040

^

^^

15

2010

15

15

100

60

100

55

15

150

65

52

6 OF 11 JUNE 16,2003


M03-6

M03-6M03-6M03-6M03-6

M03-6

M03-6

M03-7

M03-7

M03-7

M03-7

M03-7

M03-7

M03-7

M03-7

M03-7

M03-7

M03-7

M03-7

M03-7

M3049

M3050M3051M3052M3053

M3054

M3055

M3056

M3057

M3058

M3059

M3060

M3061

M3062

M3063

M3064

M3065

M3066

M3067

M3068

M3069

41.7

4251.760.167.30

92.80

99.30

Stand a rd26.70

29.30

45.30

56.00

57.00

67.90

87.00

99.90

100.80

101.60

102.30

103.00

104.00

41.9

42.152.160.367.60

93.00

100.3 0

27.50

29.70

45.70

57.00

58.00

68.70

88.00

100.8 0

101.6 0102.3 0103.0 0104.0 0104.7 0

0.20

0.100.400.200.30

0.20

1.00

0.80

0.40

0.40

1.00

1.00

0.80

1.00

0.90

0.80

0.70

0.70

1.00

0.70

streak to 0.5cm. Several mafic granodioritic inclusions (10cm) locally quartz rich bands or zones to 10cm.

Highly sheared, fine grained mafic rock, local qtz-Fe carb, pyrite veinlets. * cm. qtz-fe carb vein at 42 meters (sample M30050)qtz-carb vein trace pyriteqtz-chlorite-carb-pyrite veinletsqtz-chlorite-carb-pyrite veinletsMafic Dike fine to medium grained, sharp contacts at 45 deg to core axis. Thin, 1- 2cm chill margins on both sides. Tr. Py disseminated locallyPhlogopite rich grano diorite. Local qtz- chlorite-epidote veinlets. Medium-dark green color. Local, irregular k-spar rich zones.Mafic Dike fine to medium grained, sharp contacts at 45 deg to core axis. Thin, 1- 2cm chill margins on both sides. Tr. Py disseminated locally4 Pa

Sandstone interbed with calcite-pyrite veinlets, approx. 1 0Xo pyriteVolcanics with sparse calcite, pyrite veinlets, less than 1 0Xo pyrite.Sandstone with calcite-pyrite veinlets, approx. 1 Vb pyriteShale with 1 0Xo pyrite, on fracture and in calcite veinlets.Shale with 1 0Xo pyrite, on fracture and in calcite veinlets.Medium grained sand bed. 20lo calcite veinlets with sparce pyrite.Medium grained sand bed. 207o calcite veinlets with sparce arseno pyrite on fracture.Porphyry dike, mottled gray-white. Cut by irregular chlorite-calcite-arsenopyrite veinlets near parrlel to the core axis. Sparse, smokey gray qtz veinlets. Upto 40Xo arseno over 10 cm intervals.As prev

As prev

As prev

As prev

Sand and silty sand with local shale. Bleached to pale green color. Local shear

100

5030^0010

30

25

65

75

^

10

10

15

10

25

110

25

160

90

240

20

15

0.82

52

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M03-7

M03-7

M03-7

M03-7

M03-7

M03-7

M03-7

M03-7

M03-7

M03-7

M03-7

M03-7

M03-7

M03-7

M03-7

M03-9M03-9M03-9M03-9

M03-9

M03-9

M03-9

M03-9

M03-9

M03-9

M03-9

M3070

M3071

M3072

M3073

M3074

M3075

M3076

M3077

M3078

M3079

M3080

M3081

M3082

M3083

M3084

M3085

M3086M3087M3088M3089

M3090

M3091

M3092

M3093

M3094

M3095

M3096

106.70

110.00

115.00

121.50

126.00

128.00

131.00

147.50

170.10

172.90

177.80

179.70

180.80

Standa rd184.10

191.50

46.504849.854.50

104.60

113.70

152.90

153.40

153.90

154.40

154.90

107.7 0

111.2 0116.0 0122.5 0126.5 0128.5 0132.0 0

148.0 0170.9 0173.2 0178.4 0180.2 0182.1 0

184.5 0191.7 046.6048.55054.80

105.1 0114.1 0153.40153.9 0154.4 0154.9 0155.6

1.00

1.20

1.00

1.00

0.50

0.50

1.00

0.50

0.80

0.30

0.60

0.50

1.30

0.40

0.20

0.100.500.200.30

0.50

0.40

0.50

0.50

0.50

0.50

0.70

and breccia zones.

Strongly sheared metasediemnts. Abundant white calcite in shear fabric. Shearing at 45 deg. To core axis.As prev

As prev, sparse pyrite and chlorite veinlets

Sparse, foliation parrelel qtz veinlets and chert layersSilicified zone with patchy pyrite, local gray vein qtz.Irregular, sheared qtz veins and chert layersQtz-eye rhyolite, olive grren to gray. Gray, fine gained silicieous layers at 60 deg. To core axisChlorite veinlets and weak perv chlorite, small breccia zones.Bleached with local irregular qtz veinlets.

Bleached with local irregular qtz veinlets.

Bleached with calcite, chlorite, pyrite veinlets, < 1 0Xo pyrite.Weakly bleched with bedding paralell qtz- calcite-pyrite veinlets. < 1 DXo pyrite.Bleached with qtz, calcite, chlorite, pyrite veinlets, < 1 0Xo pyrite.

Quartz vein material... steep angle to core

Strongly foliated shear with 8007o calcite

2^0 po-py in matrix and in clastsSHEAR, SO+o/o calciteSHEAR, 50+0/0 calciteSHEAR, SO+% calcite, sheared contact, some disruption of bedding.SHEAR, SO+% calcite, blocky or brecciated textureSHEAR, SO+% calcite

Wormy qtz-carb (calcite) chlorite breccia





10

10

10

15

10

15

15

10

55

430

40

130

^00

840

110

^

^ ^ ^ ^

^

10

5

^

^

^

^

10

15

0.38

1.89

854

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M03-9

M03-9

M03-9

M03-9

M03-9

M03-9M03-9

M03-9

M03-9M03-9

M03-9

M03-9

M03-10

M03-10

M03-10

M03-10

M03-10

M03-10

M03-10

M03-10

M03-10

M03-10

M03-10

M03-10

M03-10

M03-10

M03-10

M3097

M3098

M3099

M3100

M3001

155.60

177.10

177.60

178.10

178.60

0156.1 0177.6 0178.1 0178.6 0179.1 0

M3102 179.1 179.6M3103

M3104

M3105M3106M3107

M3108

M3109

M3110

M3111

M3112

M3113

M3114

M3115

M3116

M3117

M3118

M3119

M3120

M3121

M3122

M3123

M3124

179.60

180.10

180.1 0180.6 0

200.1 200.6200.60

201.10

201 .60

94.5

96.5

97.30

141.70

161.00

162.10

162.90

164.40

165.40

166.40

167.40

168.00

168.50

169.00

169.50

201.1 0201.6 0202.1 094.8

96.6

97.60

142.0 0162.1 0162.9 0164.4 0165.4 0166.4 0167.4 0168.0 0168.5 0169.0 0169.5 0170.0 0

0.50

0.50

0.50

0.50

0.50

0.500.50

0.50

0.500.50

0.50

0.50

0.30

0.10

0.30

0.30

1.10

0.80

1.50

1.00

1.00

1.00

0.60

0.50

0.50

0.50

0.50






Wormy qtz-carb (calcite) chlorite brecciaWormy qtz-carb (calcite) chlorite breccia


standard1-20Xo py +PO in matrix1-20Xo py +PO in matrix

4-50Xo po-py in matrix and in clasts

20X0 po-py in matrix and in clasts

Shear, 600Xo calcite with some qtz S chlorite. Shearing @ 60 deg to core axis.Shear, 600Xo calcite with some qtz A chlorite. Shearing @ 60 deg to core axis.Shear, 60*^ calcite with some qtz Z chlorite. Shearing @ 60 deg to core axis.Breccia, GOVo calcite with some qtz A chlorite. Shearing @ 60 deg to core axis.Breccia, 6QVo calcite with some qtz S chlorite20Xo py, po as disrupted swirls in breccia

Breccia, 600Xo calcite with some qtz A chloriteBreccia, 600Xo calcite with some qtz 8^ chloriteBreccia, 600Xo calcite with some qtz SL chloriteIVo disseminated pyrite as blebs

Fine black sediment 1 0Xo diss. Py

Banded qtz-carb-py (150X0 py total)

Banded chert, one cream-tan band, 1 0X0 diss py.Banded cherty sed. 1"}fc diss. Py

Banded cherty sed. 1 0Xo diss. Py

^

10

10

10

^

^ ^

^

^00 5 ^

15

^

^

^

^

110

^

^

^

^

^

^

^

10

^

10

10

3.29

^

3000

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M03-10

M03-10

M03-10

M03-10

M03-10

M03-11M03-11M03-11M03-1 1

M03-1 1

M03-1 1M03-1 1M03-12M03-12

M03-12

M03-12

M03-12

M03-12

M03-12

M03-12

M03-12

M03-12

M03-12

M03-12

M03-12

M03-12

M03-12

M03-12

M03-12

M3125

M3126

M3127

M3128

M3129

M3130M3131M3132M3133M3134

M3135

M3136M3137M3138M3139

M3140

M3141

M3142

M3143

M3144

M3145

M3146

M3147

M3148

M3149

M3150

M3151

M3152

M3153

170.00

170.50

171.00

171.50

172.00

89.990.490.6090.90

91.40

92.5092.7034.3127.30

127.80

128.30

128.80

129.30

129.80

130.30

130.80

131.30

131.80

132.30

132.80

133.30

133.80

134.30

170.5 0171.0 0

171.5 0

172.0 0172.5 0

90.490.6090.9091.40

92.50

92.7092.9034.4127.8 0128.3 0128.80129.3 0129.8 0130.3 0130.8 0131.3 0131.8 0132.3 0132.8 0133.3 0133.8 0134.3 0134.8 0

M3154 134.8 135.9

0.50

0.50

0.50

0.50

0.50

0.500.200.300.50

1.10

0.200.200.100.50

0.50

0.50

0.50

0.50

0.50

0.50

0.50

0.50

0.50

0.50

0.50

0.50

0.50

0.50

1.10

Banded cherty sed. 1 0Xo diss. Py

Brecciated sediment, fragements altered to cream-tan color, 20Xo py-po-cpy disseminatedBrecciated sediment, fragements altered to cream-tan color, 20Xo py-po-cpy disseminatedBanded sediment cream-tan color (altn??)

Banded sediment cream-tan color (altn??)

standardBanded sediments^5% banded pyrite, in carbonate zoney/o disseminated pyBanded, cherty, several zones weakly magneticBanded, cherty, several zones weakly magneticBanded with qtz-calcite bands, 2-30Xo pyBanded with qtz-calcite bands, 2-30Xo py50 Vo qtz-50% calcite along shear marginTr-1% py disseminated

Tr. Py

Tr-1% py disseminated

Tr. Py

20Xo py disseminated and along qtz-calcite veinletsno py

no py

2"fo py disseminated and along qtz-calcite veinlet20Xo py disseminated and along qtz-calcite veinlet20Xo py disseminated and along qtz-calcite veinlettrpy

trpy

trpy

trpy

trpy

10

20

50

5

^

405151010

10

1515205

75

5

5

5

^00

10

5

30

60

50

350

25

5

5

15

15

45

0.65

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M03-13

M03-13

M03-13

M03-13

M03-13

M03-13

M03-13

M03-13

M03-13

M03-13

M03-13

M03-13

M03-13

M3155M3156

M3157

M3158

M3159

M3160

M3161

M3162

M3163

M3164

M3165

28.90

172.30

172.80

173.30

173.80

174.20

174.50

174.80

175.20

179.50

29.60

172.8 0173.3 0173.8 0174.2 0174.5 0174.8 0175.2 0175.6 0179.8 0

M3166 179.8 180.1

M3167

M3168

180.10

180.50

180.5 0181.0 0

0.70

0.50

0.50

0.50

0.40

0.30

0.30

0.40

0.40

0.30

0.30

0.40

0.50

STANDARDore. 200Xo of interval is quartz-fe carbonate

2007o Qtz calcite wisps and veinlets

150Xo Qtz-calcite wisps, 1 0Xo fine diss. Pyrite

150Xo Qtz-calcite wisps, 1 0Xo fine diss. Pyrite

Qtz-calcite-chlorite veinlets to 1cm., 1 0Xo fine disseminated pyrite250Xoqtz-calcite-chlorite breccia with 5"7o fine pryite.250Xoqtz-calcite-chlorite breccia with 50Xo fine pryite.7"}*) qtx-calcite veinlets to 1 .5cm. 20Xo disseminated pyriteBleached granodiorite

Bleached granodiorite

Quartz vein, contact at 20 degrees to core axis, chloritic seems. Trace pyriteQuartz vein, contact at 20 degrees to core axis, chloritic seems. Trace pyriteBleached granodiorite

^0060

10

10

10

15

120

65

40

5

^

^

35

15

10

3.02 3000

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Remarks:

Sample Type: Till

Skyharbour Developments Inc.D BuschWestshield Consulting Limited

S12158 Feb17, 2003 Feb 19,2003 31406

Not Received: M03-26, M03-30, M03-31 Empty Bag: M03-17

Number Size Fraction 53 -80 mesh (180pm)

Sample Preparation Dry Screen

Standard Procedure:

Samples for Au Fire Assay/AA (ppb) are weighed at 15 grams. (If sufficient quantity submitted)

Element Name

Au

Unit

ppb

Extraction Technique

Fire Assay/AA

Lower UpperDetection Detection

Limit Limit5 1000

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Not Rec'd: M03-26, 30, 31 /' Empty bag: M03-17

SPB-03 l&PB-03 2SPB-03 3SPB-03 4SPB-03 5

SPB-03 6SPB-03 7SPB-03 BSPB-03 9SPB-03 10

Au ppb

1010

^105

SPB-03 11 SPB-03 12 M-03 l

M- 03 2 M-03 3

105

M-03 4M-01 5M-03 6M-03 7M-03 8

3510


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M-03 BM-03 10M-03 11M-03 12M-03 13

Au ppb

5101555

M-03 14M-03 15M-03 16

M-03 18M-03 19

M-03 20M-03 21M-03 22M-03 23M-03 24

<5 10

55

20

M-03 25M-03 27M-03 28

M-03 29M-03 32

10/5205

15

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M-03 33M--03 34

M-03 35K-03 36H- 03 37

H-03 38M-03 39M-03 40M-03 41M-C3 42

D- Busch Project-. Mckenzie

Au ppb

M-03 43

K-03 44 M-03 45

555

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SPB-12A SPB-11SPB-14 SPB-1S SPB-16

SPB-17

SPB-1B SPB-19 SPB-20 SPB-21

Au ppb

55/^5

10

1510<s<5

SPB-22

SPB-23 SPB-24 SPB-25

SPB-26

SPB-27

SPB-28 SPB-29 SPB-30 SPB-31

15/S

515

<5f 5

155


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SPE-32 SPB-33 SPB-34 SPB-35 SPB-36

Au ppb

5/5

SPB-37

SPB-38 SPB-39 SPB-40 SPB-41

305

SPB-42 SPB-43 SPB-44 SPB-45 SPB-46

oc5/<S

<5 10

SPB-47

SBB-48 SPB-49 SPB-50 SPB-51

f 5

10

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M03-48 M03-49

Au ppb

20/

M03-SO 15M03-51 10M03-52 *5M03-S3 S

M03-55 10M03-5S cS/10M03-57 <5M03-5B <5M03-59 eS

M03-71 10K03-T2 15M03-73 5M03-74 cSM03-75 15

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M03-76 H03-11 M03-78 M03-79 M03-SO

M03-81

M03-S2 M03-83 M03-34 K03-9S

Au ppb

<515/15

5sb <5

10 ^ <S

25 5

M03-86 s5MO 3 - 8 7 < 5 / -. 5M03-88 10M03-89 fSM03-90 <5

M03-91 '.SM03-92 t5H03-93 eSM03-94 25M03-95 -rS


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Au ppb

<530 '10

10

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PROJEC

T

SITE

NO

DEPTHM DESCRIPTION TYPE AU AU UTME UTMN

PPB 1 PPB2

SAMPLE NO

M 03

M 03

M 03

M03

M03

M03

M03

M 03

M03

M03

M03

M 03

M03

M03

M 03

M03

M 03

SPB

SPB

SPB

SPB

SPB

SPB

SPB

SPB

SPB

SPB

SPB

M03

M03

M03

M03

M 03

M 03

M 03

M03

M03

M03

M03

M03

M03

M 03

M03

M03

M03

M03

M03

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

10

9

8

11

12

13

14

15

16

17

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

18

19

20

22

23

24

21

27

28

29

32

33

34

42

41

4D

39

38

37

24

2

108

9.2

35

7.1

64

7 7

2.4

37

1.2

1.4

1 7

2 1

26

32

2.4

7.2

92

12 2

11.1

83

79

10.5

12

12

138

144

1.6

1.6

4.3

1.1

03

0.2

1.1

3.2

3 1

2

4 1

2 1

2.4

4.5

4.3

6.4

24

24

03

SAND AND CLAY

SAND

WET AT BASE. FINES WASHED OUT

ROCK CHIPS, BLACK SANDY

ROCK CHIPS SAND

ROCK CHIPS, SAND

SAND, CLAY

ROCK CHIPS SAND

SAND CLAY

SAND CLAY

SILT, SAND

ROCK CHIPS, SILT

ROCK CHIPS, SILT

CLAY ON SAND

CLAY

SAND/CLAY

SAMPLER BROKEN

SILT-GRAVEL

SILT-GRAVEL

CLAY-SILT

SILT

SAND

SAND

SAND

SAND ROCK

SAND, ROCK

SAND, ROCK

SAND. ROCK

SILT, GRAVEL

SILT, GRAVEL

SILT, GRAVEL

SAND, SILT

SAND. CLAY

SAND, SILT

SAND

WET SAND

SAND

SAND, GRAVEL

SAND, CLAY

SAND, SILT.DEPTHT^

3

10

SLIP BACK 5

3

3

35

10

10

5

SLIP BACK 3

15

5

5

3

10

3

NO SAMPLE 0

10

10

3

10

5

3

5

3

3

3

3

3

10

15

5

5

20

3

10

20

5

15

3

5

3

10

3

3

3

3

0

0

0

0

3

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

3

0

0

0

D

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

5

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

3

0

0

0

NAD 83 ZONE 15

4399105

4399165

439924 5

4399345

439937 5

4399388

439931.6

439924 3

4399106

4399061

4399153

4399155

439915.5

439892.5

4398685

439861 4

4398494

4375809

437576.4

437565 7

4375648

437551

4374798

437494.6

4374844

4374896

437489.3

437491.4

440008

440011

440008 1

440013

440013

440004

440006

439967

439975

4400025

440105 .1

4400962

4400857

440114

440128

440120

440112

440100

440096

5656163

5656184

5656210

5656231

5656249

5656268

5656291

5656316

5656324

5656336

5656134

5656081

5656061

5656034

5655992

5655965

5655940

5651859

5651835

5651804

5651781

5651756

5651766

5651790

5651834

5651869

5651891

5651918

5656155

5656184

5656218

5656254

5656271

5656304

5656238

5656365

5656386

5656400

5656176

5656198

5656223

5656404

5656390

5656369

5656346

5656316

5656294

10of12 June 16, 2003


M03

M03

M03

M03

M03

SPB

SPB

SPB

SPB

SPB

SPB

SPB

SPB

SPB

M03

M03

M03

M03

M03

M03

M03

M03

M 03

M03

M03

M03

M03

M03

M03

M 03

M 03

M 03

M03

M03

M03

M03

M03

M03

M03

M03

M 03

M03

M03

M03

M03

M03

M 03

M03

M03

M03

M03

36

35

43

44

45

12

13

14

15

16

17

18

19

21

46

47

48

49

50

51

52

53

54

55

56

57

58

59

71

72

73

74

75

80

76

77

78

81

82

83

84

85

86

87

88

89

91

92

93

94

95

6

24

1

04

03

15.1

17 1

9.4

115

5

4 1

56

8.9

18.6

2.3

0.6

0.6

1 3

0.7

2.9

2.2

34

2

03

49

0.3

6

07

4

72

38

6.5

10.1

9.5

7.5

5.2

1

13.5

13.6

52

7.1

136

122

13

12 .1

8.9

58

10.2

102

125

8

SAND, SILT

SAND SILT

SILT

SAND, PEBBLES

SAND. ROCK

SILT, SAND. PEBBLES

SILT, SAND PEBBLES

SILT SAND PEBBLES

SAND. PEBBLES

SILT, SAND

SAND SILT

PEBBLES.SILT, ROCK

ROCK, SILT, CLAY

SAND, GRAVEL, SILT

SAND

SAND SILT ROCK

SAND

SAND

SAND PEBBLES

SILT

SILT

SAND SILT CLAY

SILT

SAND, PEBBLES

SAND SILT ROCK

CLAY

COARSE SAND, SILT

CRUSHED ROCK SILT

SAND

SAND, PEBBLES, ROCK

SAND PEBBLES, ROCK

SAND, SILT

SILT.SAND

SAND

SAND

SAND, ROCK

SAND, ROCK

SILT

SILT SAND PEBBLES

SAND SILT PEBBLES

SILT, CLAY

SAND SILT

SAND, SOME SLIP-BACK

SAND

SAND ROCK

SILT PEBBLES

CLAY

SAND ROCK

SAND, CLAY

CLAY, ROCK

SAND, CLAT

3

3

3

5

55

5

5

10

3

3

15

10

3

5

20

3

3

3

15

10

3

5

10

10

3

3

3

0

10

15

5

3

3

3

3

15

5

10

3

3

25

5

3

3

10

3

3

3

3

25

3

0

0

0

0

0

0

3

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

3

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

10

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

15

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

3

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

440096

440082

4400734

440101

440096

437494

437498

437490

437502

4375028

437497

437374

437372

437372

440001 3

4400104

4399851

440001

440004

440233

440242

440232

440230

440232

4402338

440229

440135

440163

440268

440287

440313

440327

440364

440406

440403

440413

440413

440407

440436

440479 1

440483

440473

440476.5

4404749

440470

440392

440363

440346

440331

440312

4402798

5656272

5656249

5656140

5656033

5655898

5651940

5651965

5651990

5652007

5652029

5652055

5651905

5651923

5651950

5656140

5656114

5656075

5656057

5655954

5656036

5656010

5656055

5656083

5656100

5656203

5656237

5656180

5656183

5656177

5656182

5656194

5656214

5656247

5656250

5656275

5656294

5656314

5656220

5656245

5656130

5656157

5656178

5656197

5656222

5656251

5656294

5656294

5656277

5656276

5656284

5656300

of12 June 16,2003


M03

M03

M03

M03

M03

M03

SPB

SPB

SPB

SPB

SPB

SPB

SPB

SPB

SPB

SPB

SPB

SPB

SPB

SPB

SPB

SPB

SPB

SPB

SPB

SPB

SPB

SPB

SPB

SPB

SPB

SPB

SPB

SPB

SPB

96

97

98

99

100

101

22

23

2A

25

26

28

29

30

31

32

33

34

35

36

37

38

39

40

42

43

44

45

46

47

48

49

50

51

52

33

1.8

6.6

1.6

11

1

21.2

13.5

144

137

11 5

9.7

7.2

14.5

152

15.3

153

139

128

13

104

74

6

109

105

132

131

7.3

5.1

8

98

92

9

7.8

7.2

911.6

2990.0

SILT, SAND

SILT

SAND, SILT. ROCK

SAND, SILT, ROCK

SILT. ROCK

ROCK SAND SILT

SAND SILT

SAND, PEBBLES

SAND. PEBBLES

SAND PEBBLES

SAND PEBBLES

SAND, SILT

SAND, PEBBLES

SAND, PEBBLES

SAND, ROCK

SAND SILT

SAND, SILT

ROCK SAND SILT

SAND, CLAY, PLATY ROCK

SAND SILT

SAND ROCK SILT

SANF SILT, PEBBLES

SAND SILT PEBBLES

SAND SILT PEBBLES

SAND CLAY, ROCK

SAND SILT ROCK

SAND SILT

SAND SILT, ROCK

SAND SILT PEBBLES

SAND ROCK

SAND SILT ROCK

SAND SILT ROCK

SAND PEBBLES

SAND PEBBLES

SAND SILT PEBBLES

METERS

FEET

3

3

30

40

10

5

3

15

3

5

15

3

3

15

5

3

5

3

5

3

5

3

3

30

5

3

3

10

3

3

5

5

3

10

5

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

5

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

5

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

3

3

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

440251

440256

4402595

4402675

440269

440271.1

437375

437378

437377

437377

437375

437379.2

437374

436814 4

436859

436909

436934

436974

437027

437081

437128

437178

437223

437277

437282 4

437282 4

4372787

437283.5

437285

436818

436870

436906

436965

437026

437064

5656319

5656339

5656355

5656381

5656398

5656415

5651971

5651998

5652028

5652057

5652084

5652105

5652131

5652308

5652302

5652297

5652289

5652278

5652278

5652279

5652280

5652271

5652268

5652069

5652147

5652125

5652100

5652162

5652187

5652346

5652330

5652322

5652323

5652307

5652302

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APPENDIX McKenzie Island Drilling DRILL HOLE SECTIONS

SECTION AT RIGHT ANGLES LOOWNG WEST

*^ It- '3

2.26412

PREPARED BY DAVID J, BUSCH for SKYHARBOUR RESOURCES LTD.


0.0 Etev

1:350.0 0.0 2.5 5.0 7.S 10-0 12.5 15.0

Cjl Oo

-25.0 Etev

O Etev

-25.0 Etev

MCKENZIE PROJECT

M03-2

SLCTIOM AT WGHT ANGLtS l OOKING WCST

Scate! 350 JDate 21/01W4 [Time 14:50

—50.0 Etev 50 O Etev

PREPARED BY DAVID J. BUSCH for SKYHARBOUR RESOURCES LTD.

APPENDIX II McKenzie Island Drilling DRILL HOLE SECTIONS

25 O Etev

O.OEtev

-25.0 Etev

-50 O Etev

-75.0 Etev

25 O Etev-

SECTION AT RIGHT ANGLES LOOKING WEST

O Etev

-25 O Etev

-60.0 Etev

75 O Etev



-w-TCOo

-25.0 Etav—

1 1500 •0.00? 10 20 30 40 SO 60 TD

-26 O Etev

-30.0 Etov

-75 O Etov

-100.0 Etev

-125.0EI0V

-ISO.OEtevSECTION AT RIGHT ANGLES LOOKING WEST

Scatel 1500

0.0 Ekrv

25.0 Etev

-SO.OEkw

•75.0 Etov-

100.0 Etev

-125 O Etev

-150 O Etev



-25.0 Etev

-O O Etev

-25 O Etev

-500Etev

-75 O Etev

-lOO.OEtov

-125.0 Etev

-150.0 Etev

1:1519 O 10 20 30 40 50 60 70

hid

-175.0Etev-

M03-5


Scale 1:1519.367765

25.0 Etev

0.0 Etev

-25 O Etev

-50 O Etev

-75.0 Etev

-100.0 Etev

-125.0 Etev

-150.0 Etev-

-175.0Bnr



O.OEtov

-25.0 Etev

50 O Etev

75.0 Ete*

100 O Etev

5 10 15 20 25 30


O.OEtev

-25 O Etev

-50.0 Etov

75.0 Etev

E lev



25.0 Etev

OOEtev

-25.0 Etov

-50 O Etev

-75.0 Etev

-100.0 Etov

-125 O Etev

-150.01

-175.0 Etev

1:1400 O 10 20 30 40 50 60

25 O Etev

VfV^

CXA: OOEtev

\ \ "V\ A, s^ - 0-9 -25 O Etevl

-50.0 Etov

-75.0 Etov

-100.0 Bn

M03-7


Scate! 1400

-150.0 Eta

-17SOEJW

PREPARED BY DAVID J BUSCH for SKYHARBOUR RESOURCES LTD.


COlCOo

O.OEtev

-250Etev

-SOOEIev

-75 0 Elev

-lOOOEtev

-1250Etev

-150.0 Bev

0 ——t

10 20 M 40 SO OOB"

MCKENZIE PROJECT

M03-8


Scale 1 1202453988

-2S.OEtov

-SOOElav

-75 0 Etw

fr -lOOOEtev

-150.0 E)w



50.0 Etev

25.0 Etev

O O Etev

-25.0 Etev

-50 O Etev

-75.0 Etev

-100.0 Etev

125 O Etev

-150 O Etev

-175 O Etev

-200 O Etev

-225.0 Etev

-250.0 Etev

12000 O 102030405060708090

MCKENZIE PROJECT

M03-9

O) COo


Scale l 2000

50.0 Etev

25 O Etev

O O Etev

-25.0 Etev

-60.0 Etev

-75.0 Etev

-100.0 Etev

-125 O Etev

-150.0 Etev

-175 O Etev

-200.0 Etev

-225.0 Etev

-250 O Etev


APPENDIX li McKenzie Island Drilling DRILL HOLE SECTIONS

25.0 Etov

OOEtov

-250Etev

-500Etev

-75 O Etev

-100-OEtev

—125.0 Etev

•ISO.OEtev

-175-OEtov

-200.0 Etev

O 10 20 30 4(l blllL-M*

1:15*140 50 60 70

O

i

MCKENZIE PROJECT

M03-10


Scat* 1 1590909091

25.0 Etov

O.OEtov-

-250Etev

-500EIMM

-tOOOEto-

-150 O Etev

1750Etev

-200 O Etav-



25 O E lev

0.0 Etev

-25 O Etev

-50.0 Etev

-75 O Etev

•100 O Etev

-125 O Etev

-150 O Etev

-175 O Etev

200 O Etev

-225 O Etev

1:2065102030405060708090

COo

MCKENZIE PROJECT

M03-11


25 O Etev

O O Flev

-25 O Etev

-500 Etev

-75.0 Etev

-100.0 Etev

-125 Q Etev

-150 O Etev

-175.0 Etev

-200,0 Etev

-225.0 Etev

PREPARED BY DAVID J BUSCH for SKYHARBOUR RESOURCES LTD.


0.0 Etev

-25.0 Etev

•50.0 Etev

-75.0 Etev

CM

-100.0 Eta

5 10 15 20 25 30 35

SECTION AT RIGHT ANGLES LOOKING NORTH

00 Etev

-25 O Etev

—50.0 Elev

-75 O Etev

-100.0 Etev


MINISTRY OF NORTHERN DEVELOPMENT AND MINES

Work Report Summary

Transaction No: W0320.01570 Status: APPROVED

Recording Date: 2003-OCT-03 Work Done from: 2003-FEB-01

Approval Date: 2004-FEB-07 to: 2003-APR-15

Client(s):

129617 ENGLISH, PERRY VERN

392732 CYPRESS DEVELOPMENT CORP.

Survey Type(s):

ASSAY PDRILL POVERB

Work Report Details:

Claimft

KRL

KRL

KRL

KRL

KRL

KRL

KRL

KRL

KRL

KRL

KRL

KRL

KRL

KRL

KRL

KRL

KRL

KRL

KRL

KRL

KRL

1185144

1185145

1185146

1234016

1234017

1234018

1234019

1234020

1234556

1234557

1240977

1244509

1244510

1244511

1244512

1244513

1244514

1244515

1244516

1244517

1247953

Perform

8113,802

SO

SO

328,439

842,659

SO

SO

SO

SO

34,226

S22.275

30

303030SO

SO

soSO

SO

58,717

3220,118

External Credits:

Perform Approve

3113,802

SO

30

328,439

S42.659

SO

30

SO

SO

54,226

322,275

30

SO

SO

SO

SO

SO

so50so

58,717

3220,118

50

Applied

S6.400

56,400

514,400

57,826

512,800

31,910

57,826

57,826

514,000

520,000

58,000

S1 0,800

510,800

58,000

514,400

59,600

310,800

510,800

516,000

54,000

52,000

5204,588

Applied Approve

56,400

56,400

514,400

57,826

512,800

51,910

57,826

S7.826

514,000

520,000

58,000

310,800

310,800

38,000

314,400

59,600

510,800

510,800

516,000

54,000

52,000

S204.588

Assign

S96.000

SO

50

520,613

529,859

SO

50

SO

soSO

512,275

50

50SO

soSO

SO

SO

soSO

55,717

5164,464

Assign Approve

96,000

0

0

20,613

29,859

0

0

0

0

0

12,275

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

5,717

5164,464

Reserve

511,402

SO

SO

SO

SO

50sososo

51,128

52,000

50

SO

soSO

SO

SO

SO

soSO

31,000

315,530

Reserve Approve

311,402

50

50

SO

SO

SO

so50so

51,128

52,000

SO

SO

SO

sosososoSO

so31,000

315,530

Due Date

2008-APR-13

2008-APR-13

2008-APR-13

2010-JUL-20

2009-JUL-20

2010-JUL-20

2010-JUL-20

2010-JUL-20

2008-DEC-28

2008-DEC-28

2010-JAN-18

2007-FEB-25

2007-FEB-25

2009-FEB-25

2007-FEB-25

2008-FEB-25

2007-FEB-25

2007-FEB-25

2008-FEB-25

2009-FEB-25

2010-NOV-23

Reserve:S1 5,530 Reserve of Work Report*: W0320.01 570

S1 5,530 Total Remaining

Status of claim is based on information currently on record.

52N04SW2068 2.26412 DOME

2004-Feb-17 14:38 armstrong-d

900Page 1 of 1

Ministry ofNorthern Developmentand Mines

Date:2004-FEB-13

Ministere du Developpement du Nord et des Mines Ontario

GEOSCIENCE ASSESSMENT OFFICE 933 RAMSEY LAKE ROAD, 6th FLOOR SUDBURY, ONTARIO P3E 6B5

CYPRESS DEVELOPMENT CORP.P.O. BOX 10423PACIFIC CENTRE#1950-777 DUNSMUIR STREETVANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIAV7Y1K4 CANADA

Dear Sir or Madam

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

Submission Number: 2.26412 Transaction Number(s): W0320.01570

Subject: Approval of Assessment Work

We have approved your Assessment Work Submission with the above noted Transaction Number(s). The attached Work Report Summary indicates the results of the approval.

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.

The revisions outlined in the Notice dated December 24, 2003 have been corrected. Accordingly, assessmentwork credit has been approved as outlined on the AMENDED Declaration of Assessment Work Form that accompanie(this submission.

If you have any question regarding this correspondence, please contact BRUCE GATES by email at [email protected] or by phone at (705) 670-5856.

Yours Sincerely,

/f,Ron C. Gashinski

Senior Manager, Mining Lands Section

Cc: Resident Geologist

Perry Vern English (Claim Holder)

Assessment File Library

Cypress Development Corp. (Claim Holder)

Cypress Development Corp. (Assessment Office)

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