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Proton Magnetometer Survey

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Stripping Report

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July, 2004By: lan Spence

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Overview

The author was contracted by Mr. Doug Thibault and Mr. Basil Smith of

Thunder Bay, Ontario to supervise the re-establishment of a grid over their

Sim Lake prospect and a manual stripping program to reveal the nature of the

occurrence. A proton magnetometer survey was also conducted over the

showing in order to enhance the previous survey which was run in 2000.

Work on the property has been limited to what Mr.Thibault and Mr. Smith

have done since acquiring the property in 1996. Before this time another local

prospector, Bill Miron, owned the property and created a number of trenches

around Line 3+00 W . There hasn't been any work recorded on the property

before Mr. Thibault and Mr. Smith acquired it in 1996.

To date the property shows excellent potential for a low grade - high tonnage

Ni - Copper type of deposit and is ready to advance into the next phase of

exploration.

A sever windstorm in the summer of 2000 effectively wiped out the initial grid

over the property. A new grid with 50 meter lines was established over what

was considered the important areas of the grid.

Manual stripping over the main showing was carried out to further expose its

character.

A new Proton Magnetometer at 50 meter line intervals was conducted in order

to further define the boundaries of the intrusive.

Table of ContentsIntroduction ................................................................1

Location and Access ................................................. 1

Topography ...............................................................1

Tenure .......................................................................2

Regional Geology....................................................... 2

Property Geology .......................................................2

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

Grid ............................................................................2

Previous Work ...........................................................3

Proton Magnetometer Survey .................................... 3

Stripping Program ......................................................4

Personal and Dates of Work....................................... 4

Conclusions................................................................ 5

Appendix A Statement of Qualifications

Appendix B Photos of Stripping

Appendix C Statement of Costs

Appendix D Magnetometer Profiles

List of Figures

Figure 1. Ontario Location Map

Figure 2. MNDM Claim Map

Figure 3. Trenching and Stripping Location Map

Figure 4. Map of Magnetometer Readings

Introduction

During the summer of 2004, prospectors Doug Thibault and Basil Smith of

Thunder Bay, contracted the author to supervise a the establishment of a new

grid and review the proton magnetometer data that was collected.

The property is a low grade, high tonnage Copper-Nickel-Cobalt prospect

which has had a number of surveys conducted over it. The purpose of this

program was to re-establish the grid at 50 meter line spacing and run a

detailed survey in order to better define the boundaries of the main showing

and to better outline the extent of the western intrusive.

Location and Access

The property is located approximately 110 kilometers (68 miles) northeast of

the village of Armstrong, which in turn is approximately 280 kilometers due

north of the City of Thunder Bay along Highway 527. It is also located in the

Mining District of Thunder Bay centered at UTM coordinates 416900E l

5659700 N (NTS 52-P-2) (Latitude 51o 12' N and Longitude 88011' W and can

be found on the Sim Lake Area Claim Sheet (G-0400)

Float-equipped aircraft provides access to the property in the summer out of

Armstrong or Nakina and snow machine in the winter off of the Buchanan

Forest Products logging road west of Nakina.

Topography

The property is typical of northwestern Ontario boreal forest with low rolling

areas of outcrop surrounded by black spruce swamp. Cliffs and ridges are

found on the northern section of the property where a line of granitic gneiss's

and pegmatite's outcrop. Vegetation is generally large black spruce, poplar,

and alders in the swamp with a under growth of moss and light moose maple.

The area has unfortunately has undergone a severe wind storm in the fall of

2000 and as a result 30 to 400Xo of the large black spruce have been blown

down making travel across the claim group extremely difficult.

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LAND TENURE WITHDRAWAL

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Tenure

Mr. Doug Thibault and Basil Smith of Thunder Bay, Ontario own the

unpatented mineral claims TB 1231961 and adjacent TB 1216877. All work

was preformed on the TB 1231961 claim.

Regional Geology

The property is located within the northeastern portion of the Uchi

Subprovince, which is part of the Superior province of the Precambrian

Shield. This east trending structural belt is composed of predominantly of

highly metamorphosed clastic metasedimentary units and lesser granitic rocks

(2560 to 2700 Ma).

Property Geology

The property is underlain by granitic migmatites and hornblende gabbros.

Gabbros generally occur as a northeast trending body found on the southwest

portion of the property, which eventually flattens out to an east - west strike

near the baseline. This gabbro is in turn intruded by a mineralized east - west

trending mineralized hornblende gabbro that displays two separate phases.

(1. A mineralized hornblende gabbro and 2. A mineralized hornblendite)

There doesn't seem to be any marked difference in the assay values between

the two units

Grid

A total of 7.4 kilometers of line was cut in order to cover the two intrusives on

the property. This was necessary because of the windstorm in the fall of

2000 has blown down about 30 to 4007o of the large black spruce on the

property making travel over the property extremely challenging. This storm

had essentially rendered the original grid useless and required the new grid to

be cut to be of any use.

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Grid lines were cut from the original baseline from O to 10+00 E at 50 meter

intervals and stations established every 25 metres along these lines, azimuth

of the baseline is at 090 degrees with the grid lines perpendicular to this at

000 degrees

Previous Work

The first recorded work in the area was a magnetic survey conducted by

Addicks Canadian Properties Inc. At this time W. Miron did some trenching

and sampling over a mafic intrusive body defined by the survey (Regional

Geologist's Files, Thunder Bay North. Beardmore-Geraldton District). It was

then known as the Sim Lake nickel prospect. W. Miron originally discovered

the prospect having access to his own float plane and the government

airborne magnetometer survey. In 1995, Golden Trump Resources sampled

the mineralized trenches within the known mafic intrusive, which returned

results peaking at Q.46% copper and Q.24% nickel.

The present owners did the Linecutting-VLF-Magnetometer Survey in 1998

under an OPAP Grant (G. White MNDM Property visit, Thunder Bay).

The most encouraging assays from the 1999 mapping-sampling program

were Q.984% Ni, 0.81307o Cu, Q.03% Co and 1.3 Grams PGE's, which was

taken as a grab sample from Line 6+00 W l ~1 +00 N.

Proton Magnetometer Survey

The proton magnetometer survey was invaluable to defining the main and

western intrusives present on the property.

The survey was run using a Sintrex MP-3 Proton magnetometer. Readings

were taken at 12.5 intervals and corrected to the baseline which was tied in

and corrected before the surveying of the grid lines commenced.

Two slightly flattened circular shaped bodies occur over the grid surveyed.

The new survey was successful in outlining a second, western intrusive

occurring between lines 7+50 E and 9+00 E. The occurrence of this body was

suspected from the primary survey conducted in 1998; however this survey;

at the tighter grid spacing was successful in defining it. The main intrusive to

the body dips to the south. This layering may be repeated in the western

intrusive as evident from the two spot highs found within its outline.

The magnetometer also outlined a narrow link between the two bodies

where assays of greater than l *fo nickel were obtained from Inco sampling.

Stripping Program

A program of manual stripping was conducted on the property in the vicinity

of the main showing around line 3+OOE. Two areas were striped using a

Wajax Mark 3 fire pump, chain saws, shovels and brute force. The stripping

revealed the layering of the main body and exemplified the extent of the

disseminated copper and nickel mineralization. Further stripping was

impossible due to the mechanical failure of the fire pump. See Appendix A

for photos of the stripped outcrop.

Personnel and dates of Work

Mr. Douglas Thibault May 28th to June 10th (l 4 days) 304 Regina Avenue Thunder Bay, Ontario

Mr. C. Anderson May 28th to June 10th (l 4 days) 36 Trillium Court Thunder Bay, Ontario

Mr. J. Shields May 28th to June l O* (l 4 days) 279 Perth Crescent Thunder Bay, Ontario

Mr. R. Cheneski May 28th to June 10th (l 4 days) 416 Brant Street Thunder Bay, Ontario

Mr. J. Wheeler June 5 - 6th (2 days) 44 Harbour Place Calgary, Alberta

Total Man days 58

Conclusions

1. Significant low grade Cu and Ni mineralization occurs within one of the two

hornblende gabbros present on the property. (The western intrusive does not

outcrop and therefore was not sampled.)

2. Both intrusives are well defined by the proton magnetometer surveys.

3. Stripping has revealed the nature of the disseminated cu - ni mineralization

in the main (eastern) intrusive

Appendix A

Statement of Qualifications

l William lan Spence of 2180 Falconcrest Drive in the City of Thunder Bay and in the Mining District of Thunder Bay do hereby certify the following:

* l am a graduate of the University of New Brunswick and hold a BSc. in Geology

* l have been practicing as a professional geologist in the mining exploration industry for 35 years

* l have supervised the work described in this report and am the writer of this report dated July 20, 2004

' l hold no interest, direct or indirect, in this property or the companies mentioned in this report.

* l hereby grant permission to the company for whom this report was written, for the use of, and for disclosure of information in this report under the Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act.

Signed this 20th day ofrJuly, 2004

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North Showing Displaying the extent of damage caused by the storm

South Showing Line 3+15 W/0+60S

Gossan in Hornblendite

Showing the destruction caused by the storm

Appendix C

Expense Breakdown for Sim Lake Property

Food

Supplies 5363.775150.00

579.27548.78519.09

5131.98

5498.27

5792.89

RentalsBoat and Motor Magnetometer Fire Pump Satellite Phone

5350.005350.005690.005384.10

51,774.10

3 Flights

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Report and Drafting

Wages

D. Thibault C. Anderson R. Cheneski J. Shield J. Wheeler

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Total Man Days 58

Total for Project 317,305.19

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ONTARIO MINISTRY OF NORTHERN DEVELOPMENT AND MINES

Transaction No:

Recording Date:

Approval Date:

Client(s):

195276

201104

Survey Type(s):

W0440.01198

2004-JUL-29

2004-SEP-24

Work Report Summary

Status: APPROVED

Work Done from: 2004-MAY-28

to: 2004-JUN-10

SMITH, BASIL ANDREW

THIBAULT, DOUGLAS

LC MAG PSTRIP

Work Report Details:Perform Applied Assign Reserve

Claim* Perform Approve Applied Approve Assign Approve Reserve Approve Due Date

TB 1216877 SO SO 34,505 34,505 SO 0 SO

TB 1231961 317,305 517,305 312,800 512,800 S4.505 4,505 SO

S17.305 317,305 S17.305 517,305 S4.505 S4.505 SO

External Credits: SO

Reserve:

SO 2005-JUL-31

SO 2005-DEC-29

30

SO Reserve of Work Report*: W0440.01198

SO Total Remaining

Status of claim is based on information currently on record.

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2004-Oct-18 13:50 PRUDHOMMEI Page 1 of 1

Ministry ofNorthern Developmentand Mines

Date: 2004-SEP-24

Ministers du Developpement du Nord et des Mines Ontario

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

DOUGLAS THIBAULT 304REGINAAVE. THUNDER BAY, ONTARIO P7B 5B8 CANADA

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

Dear Sir or Madam

Submission Number: 2.28184 Transaction Number(s): W0440.01198

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 August 30, 2004 have been corrected. Accordingly, assessment work credit has been approved as outlined on the Declaration of Assessment Work Form that accompanied this submission.

If you have any question regarding this correspondence, please contact STEVEN BENETEAU by email at steve.beneteau@ndm.gov.on.ca or by phone at (705) 670-5855.

Yours Sincerely,

/f,Ron C. GashinskiSenior Manager, Mining Lands Section

Cc: Resident Geologist

Basil Andrew Smith (Claim Holder)

Assessment File Library

Douglas Thibault (Claim Holder)

Douglas Thibault (Assessment Office)

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Doiig Thibault 4 Bas/7 Smith

Dale. June, 2004

Author: PN

Office: Thunder Ba)

Drawing:

Scale: 12500

Sim Lake Property Posted and Profiled

Total Field Data NTS: 52-P-02

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