Mine Centre

Overview

• 9 km strike length of a larger 30 km prospective/proven VMS horizon
• Adjacent to Sedex Wind Bay property

Regional Exploration and Production

9 km strike length of a larger 30 km long alteration/mineralized horizon hosting a 6.1 mT VMS lense.

Property Geology

Host rocks are an intercalated sequence of mafic and felsic metavolcanic rocks and mafic clastic units. The property is a copper, zinc prospect similar to the Company's Wind Bay project located on strike about 11 km to the southwest and hosts the eastern end of the same alteration envelop indicative of an extensive and persistent hydrothermal system was in operation on the Wind Bay property. The presence of well developed dalmatinite textures and composited base metal values of 0.38% Zn over 52 m indicates an extensive and persistent hydrothermal system was in operation on the Mine Centre property.

Historical Highlights

Altogether the Wind Bay-Mine Center properties cover a 19 km of a 30 km long VMS horizon. Historical drill testing has been at best on 400 m centre.

Work Completed to Date

A trenching program carried out in 2009 uncovered a strong Qz-Ank gold horizon.

Recent Highlights

Trenching of a gold showing yielded a gold assay of 2.47 g/t gold over 1.0 m. A quick survey of the immediate work area indicates the ankerite alteration/vein system continues along a 220°-040° strike for minimum of another 50 m.