Mt Logano Property

Location:	Shaw, Whiney, Carmen and Cody Townships, approx. 11 km east of the Dome Mine, road access
Targeted Commodity:	Gold, nickel
Land Position:	212 claim units, 33.9 km?
Stage of Exploration:	Ground geophysics completed, drill targets defined
Current Work Program:	Drilling 6-8 holes, 1000 meters
Mineralization Potential:	Excellent potential for gold mineralization at the contact between felsic porphyries and ultramafic volcanic rocks. Many producing and former producing gold mines that have produced in excess of 65 million ounces are situated to the north and west. The Nighthawk Lake gold deposit is located to the east. Same age of rocks that host the many famous Timmins area deposits underlie the Mt Logano property. In the Timmins area the vast majority of the gold has been hosted by rocks of the Tisdale Group. This package of rocks has a basal section of ultramafic volcanics and basaltic komatiites and an upper sequence of variolitic tholeiitic basalt overlain by calc-alkaline dacitic volcaniclastics. This Tisdale sequence is intruded by porphyritic felsic stocks which were emplaced after the volcanics. The largest mines in the Timmins camp (Hollinger, McIntyre and Dome) have a special relationship to these porphyritic stocks and are enveloped by an extensive zone of carbonate alteration. Some gold occurs within the stocks but most is in the volcanic rocks near the contact with the porphyries.
Recent News:	Acquired from Don McKinnon, IP and magnetometer surveys completed, interpretations completed, drill targets defined see News Release 15/07/08
Corporate Presentation:	Coming soon.