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Work Report: Phase II Diamond Drilling Program

JANES PROPERTY

Janes Township, Sudbury Mining Division, Ontario

(mining claim S-1220221)

December 31 st, 1999

Prepared for:

Pacific North West Capital Corporation626 West Pender Street, Mezzanine Floor

Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada V6B 1V9

Anglo American Platinum Corporation Ltd.28 Harrison Street

Johannesburg, 2001, South Africa

Goldwright Explorations Inc.General Delivery

Hagar, Ontario, Canada POM 1X0

RECEIVEDNOV 2 3 20C3

MOSCIENCE ASSESSMENT OfFICE

PROVINCIAL RECORDING f^ET'SP ' SUDBURYRECEIVED

NOV 2 3

S. Jobin-Bevans, M.Sc. * Consulting Geologist" 225 Ferndale Avenue * Sudbury, Ontario. Canada, P3B 3C2 * (705) 524-8060

TABLE OF CONTENTS41I09NH2016 2.20720 JANES 010C

Table of Contentsi Summary

IntroductionLocation ft AccessClaim Status

i Regional GeologyProperty Geology

MineralisationProject Rationale ft Previous Work

Paae No12

l 3i 4i 4l 7i 8l 10l 11

Current Results[ Sampling ft Analytical Techniques

Independent Assay ChecksBackground ValuesPhase II Drill Hole ResultsGeology and Mineralisation

: Platinum-Group ft Base Metal DataGraphical Presentation of PGM-Cu-Ni Data

ConclusionsRecommendations

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Certificate of Qualification 25

APPENDICESAppendix l - Diamond Drill Core LogsAppendix II - Plan Maps 4 Diamond Drillhole Cross-SectionsAppendix III - Sample Assay Data and Assay CertificatesAppendix IV - Assay Data Plots

TABLESTable 1 - summary of diamond drill holesTable 2 - distribution of claims in Janes TownshipsTable 3 - summary of 1960's Kennco Drill HolesTable 4 - summary of drill hole intersections - Kennco - 1969-70Table 5 - results of re-assay of Kennco's 1969-70 drill core samplesTable 6 - summary of sample distribution - Phase l drillingTable 7 - summary of Phase 1 drilling programTable 8 - summary of Phase 1 drilling program assay resultsTable 9 - summary of Phase II drill holesTable 10 - independent assay checksTable 11 - summary of Phase II assay resultsTable 12 - average PGM-Cu-Ni values from Phase II drill coreTable 13 - ten highest assay values from Phase II drilling program

FIGURESFigure 1 - Location of property in Sudbury Mining DivisionFigure 2 - Claim Map showing location of main Janes property claimsFigure 3 - property map with trenches and surface valuesFigure 4 - Location of old Kennco drill hole collarsFigure 5 - Location of Phase 1 - April 99 - drill collars/projectionsFigure 6 - Location of Phase H drill hole collars/projections

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SUMMARY

This report presents a summary of the Phase II diamond drilling program completed on the

Janes Cu-Ni-PGM property, located in Sudbury Mining Division, Ontario, Canada. The property

is located about 50 km northeast of the City of Sudbury (Figure 1). The current exploration

program is in partial fulfilment of an option agreement between Pacific North West Capital Corp.

(PFN) and the property vendors Goldwright Explorations Inc. (GEI); the work is being funded by

joint-venture partners, Anglo American Platinum Corporation Ltd. (Amplats).

The Janes property has the potential to host economic accumulations of platinum (R),

palladium (Pd) and gold (Au) metals in association with disseminated to massive copper (Cu) and

nickel (Ni) sulphides (chalcopyrite, pyrrhotite, pentlandite). The Phase II drilling program,

completed between October 29th and November 3rd , 1999, totalled 596 m (1956 ft) in 6 holes and

was designed top test the down-dip and strike potential of known surface sulphide mineralisation.

Summary of drill hole parameters, Phase II drilling: Jackie Rastall prospect, Janes property.Drill HoleJR99-14JR99-15JR99-16JR99-17JR99-18JR99-19

Casing (m)112121

Az

300300300300300300

Dip-70-50-50-60-50-70

Total:

Length (m)101.0107.043.0130.062.0153.0

596.0

Northing0.0

-31.0-164.0-31.071.0-31.0

Easting66.074.069.599.053.0124.0

Elevation (m)23.0027.9010.4530.9023.9130.90

"relative to BLO+OO/LO+00 where elevation -

Summary of selected assay results, Phase II drilling: Jackie Rastall prospect, Janes property.DDH

JR99-14incl.

From (m)48.2068.45

To (m)78.2078.20

Interval (m)30.009.75

*PGM (g/t)0.781.58

VoCu0.380.40

"/oNi0.170.19

Cu+Ni ("/o)0.550.59

JR99-16incl.

25.6035.85

37.5037.50

11.901.65

1.184.15

0.460.54

0.220.28

0.680.82

JR99-19incl.incl.incl.

105.25132.10132.65132.65

133.45132.95132.95133.15

28.200.850.300.50

0.140.621.140.80

0.234.1011.087.10

0.040.290.600.40

0.274.3911.697.51

'PGM = Pt+Pd+Au; weighted averages

INTRODUCTION

A Phase II diamond drilling program was completed on the Janes property

(Jackie Rastall prospect) between October 29th and November 3rd, 1 999. The

program was designed to augment previous drilling - Phase l from April 16th and April

27th , 1999 - that resulted in significant intersections of platinum-group metals (PGM =

platinum+palladium+gold) associated with copper and nickel sulphides (see Phase l

Drilling Report dated June 25th , 1999).

The Jackie Rastall prospect is located in Janes Township, Sudbury Mining Division,

Ontario, about 50 km northeast of the City of Sudbury (Figures 1 and 2). The property is

currently under option by Pacific North West Capital Corp. (PFN) from Goldwright

Explorations Inc. (GEI); exploration work is being funded by joint-venture partner Anglo

American Platinum Corporation Ltd. (Amplats).

A total of 6 diamond drill holes (NQ core * 4.76 cm diameter) totalling 596 m

(1956 ft) were completed on the property (Figure 5 and Table 1). Drill core logs are

provided in Appendix l, drill hole cross sections are in Appendix II, data listings are in

Appendix III and a series of plots are provided in Appendix IV. The previously

completed Phase l drill program consisted of 13 drill holes (NQ core) that totalled 1041

metres (3415.5 feet); results from the Phase l drilling are summarised under Project

Rationale A Previous Work.

Table 1. Phase II diamond drill hole summary: Jackie Rastall prospect, Janes property.Drill HoleJR99-14JR99-15JR99-16JR99-17JR99-18JR99-19

Casing (m)112121

Az300300300300300300

Dip-70-50-50-60-50-70

Total:

Length (m)101.0107.043.0130.062.0153.0596.0

Northing0.0

-31.0-164.0-31.071.0-31.0

Easting66.074.069.599.053.0124.0

Elevation (m)23.0027.9010.4530.9023.9130.90

'relative to BLO+OO/LO+00 where elevation ^ 0.00m

NW casing was left in 3 of the 6 holes: 1.83 m (6 ft) in JR99-16, 1.22 m (4 ft) in JR99-17,

and 1.22 m (4 ft) in JR99-19. All of the collars and/or collar locations were marked in the

field by either flagged and painted poplar poles or flagged tripod stands.

LOCATION AND ACCESS

The Janes property is located in Janes Township, Sudbury Mining Division, Ontario,

Canada and is about 50 road kilometres northeast of the City of Sudbury (Figure 1).

Prior to the drilling program, the majority of exploration expenditures had been

concentrated on a series of trenches located north-centrally in the Janes property group

of claims (Figure 3). This prospect, referred to as the Jackie Rastall (JR) prospect (NTS

41 I/9: ~46041'47"N780023'0"W), is completely accessible by roads leading north from

Highway 17 (north at Hagar- route 535 north) and is located in unpatented mining claim

S-1220221 (Figure 2).

CLAIM STATUS________________________________________

The Janes property consists of 12 unpatented mining claim blocs (165 claim units)

covering 2640 ha (Figure 2 and Table 2).

Table 2. Distribution of Mining Claims on the Janes property.Claim

S-1 198460S- 11 98462S-1 220221*S-1 229826S-1 229827S-1 229831S-1229832S- 1229852S-1 230296S-1237072S-1237073S-1237074

Due DateJune 18, 2000June 18, 2000

December 16, 2000November 28, 2000November 28, 2000November 28, 2000November 28, 2000December 9, 2000November 28, 2000December 20, 2001December 20, 2001December 20, 2001

TOTALS:

SWork/yr64006400640064004800480048006400640064006400400

S66,000

Units16161616121212161616161

165

Hectares25625625625619219219225625625625616

2640'current drilling program on claim S-1 220221

These claims are under option by PFN from GEL The Lands for Life initiative by the

Government of Ontario has placed certain stipulations on areas blanketed by their newly

created parks and reserved land holdings. These areas are indicated by an outline on

the claim maps and by the R3 designation (Figure 2). As per the new legislation, if the

ground is allowed to lapse it cannot be re-staked and thus reverts back to the crown.

Sudbury N Ontario

O km 6Nipissing Diabase (gabbro)

Figure 1. Location of the Janes Pt-Pd-Cu-Ni property, Janes Township, Sudbury Mining Division, Ontario. The property is located about 50 km northeast of the City of Sudbury (off the map). Nipissing Diabase rocks are shown as the dark, irregular areas.

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0-2907

JANES

NORTH BAY

SUDBURY

SUDBURY

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Figure 2. Claim map of Janes Township (G-2907) showing the location of PGM-Cu-Ni sulphide mineralization on the J. Rastall prospect; unpatented mining claim 1220221, Sudbury Division. The main claims that comprise the Janes property are outlined in bold.

REGIONAL GEOLOGY

The Huronian-Nipissing Magmatic Province (HNMP) consists of intrusive bodies such as the East Bull Lake, Agnew Lake and River Valley Intrusions (ea. 2.4 Ga) and younger intrusions (ea. 2.2 Ga) of Nipissing Diabase (Gabbro) that intruded into Paleoproterozoic sedimentary rocks of the Huronian Supergroup (ea. 2.45 Ga). Northwest-trending olivine gabbro dykes (ea. 1.2 Ga) of the Sudbury Swarm crosscut all of the older rock types. To date there are no known economic Cu-Ni-PGM sulphide deposits associated with Nipissing Gabbro. Nonetheless, numerous showings ^50 known) with anomalous PGM values (1-10 g/t PGM) are recorded throughout the HNMP.

Nipissing Diabase (gabbro) comprises ^50/* of the outcrop area in the HNMP and consists of dominantly tholeiitic to calc-alkaline rocks. The majority of Nipissing gabbros occur as near-horizontal sheets or undulating sills, consisting of basins and arches, and dykes that are generally less than 1000 m thick. In this form (e.g. Sargesson Lake property), disseminated to massive sulphide mineralisation is concentrated within the basin or limb portions with pods of dominantly massive pyrrhotite occurring within the arches. Arcuate and open ring outcroppings of Nipissing Gabbro and structural features of surrounding sedimentary rocks suggest inward-dipping, cone-shaped

intrusions in which disseminated sulphides hosted by hypersthene gabbro are within a few hundred metres of the basal contact. This form is typified by the gabbroic intrusion at PFN's Kelly property option and the joint ventured Davis-Kelly property option.

Lopolithic forms outcrop as irregular-shaped intrusions and may represent deeper pipe-like structures or feeder systems to the stratigraphically higher sill and cone-shaped intrusions. In this form disseminated to semi-massive sulphides are hosted by hypersthene gabbro within tens of metres of the footwall sedimentary rocks and within irregular regions at the footwall contact. This form is characterised by the gabbroic

intrusion at PFN's Janes property.

PROPERTY GEOLOGY

The property overlies gabbroic rocks of Nipissing Diabase and Gowganda Formation sedimentary rocks (Figure 3). The gabbro intrusive has inward-dipping lower contacts (25-450) that, along with symmetrical distribution of rock types, define a lopolith or funnel-shaped body that is ^ km in diameter. The lopolith (Chiniguchi River Intrusion) likely represents a preserved deep section of Nipissing Diabase and therefore has great potential to host economic PGE-Cu-Ni deposits. Irregularities in surface contacts suggest that the footwall contact undulates and this could result in localised topographic features that have potential to accumulate semi-massive to massive sulphide.

Previous geological bedrock mapping (see Property Report dated November 30th , 1998) failed to recognise any major lithological patterns suggestive of large-scale (metre-scale) layering. However, the mapping did show subtle magmatic differentiation toward the east, viz. a progressive change from fine-grained gabbro in the west to medium-grained hypersthene gabbro, medium- to coarse-grained leucocratic gabbro and coarse-grained to pegmatitic and vari-textured gabbro in the east; rock units toward the east also contained higher proportions of modal quartz. More importantly, hypersthene-bearing gabbro, host rock to the majority of sulphide mineralisation on the Janes property, is primarily recognised in outcrop that is within about 150 m of the surface contact with sedimentary rocks and the majority of hypersthene gabbro occurs within about 75-100 m of the surface contact with sedimentary rocks.

Rocks on the Janes property show effects of greenschist facies regional metamorphism. Typical greenschist facies mineral assemblages observed in the gabbroic rocks include chlorite, albite, epidote and saussurite after plagioclase and chlorite and actinolite after pyroxene; this mineral assemblage is more pronounced in leucocratic gabbro. Minor ^5-100xb) biotite occurs in many of the gabbroic rocks but is unclear as to whether it is a primary (magmatic) or secondary (metamorphic) phase.

sedimentary rocks

contact-

N i pissing Gabbro \

3.00m @ 2.38 g/t PGM 0.72%Cu 0.41 %Ni

5.60m @ 2.70 g/t PGM* 0.54^CuO19^Ni

13.94m @ 4.06 g/t PGM* LOO'JfcCu 0.42%Ni (indudes 5.57m @ 5.33 g/t PGM)

[0.06-0.15 g/t PGM 0.03-0.06yoCu 0.01-0.03yoNi

2.6m @ 0.71 g/t PGM 0.48y0Cu 0.17y0 Ni

4.87m @ 1.44 g/t PGM* 0.3307oCu 0.10y0 Ni

[grab: 1.68 g/t PGM 0.29yoCu0.18yoNi

2.74m @ 3.33 g/t PGM* 0.51 "/oCu 0.36y0Ni 5.67m @ 4.10 g/t PGM* 0.52y0Cu 0.2307oNi

SAMPLE "A"0.53m @ 42.0 g/t PGM* 3.4iy0Cu 0.40y0 Ni

SAMPLE "B"2.8m @ 23.64 g/t PGM* 0.60y0Cu 0.24y0 Ni

SAMPLE "C"2.63m @ 5.20 g/t PGM* 0.28y0Cu 0.06y0Ni

grabs: 0.03-0.53 g/t PGM 0.02-0.59y0Cu 0.01-0.26y0 Ni

grabs: 0.17-1.08 g/t PGM0.16-0.530XoCu 0.07-0.2707oNi

grabs: 0.59-1.20 g/t PGM0.08-0.5707oCu 0.15-0.22y0 Ni

6.87m @ 0.46 g/t PGM* 0.46%Cu0.13%Ni

Pacific North West Capital Corp. Anglo American Platinum Corporation Ltd.

aGoldwright Explorations Inc.

Janes Township PropertyTrench Location and Surface Map

Surface Grab Z Channel Saw Samples

50m

PGM = P latinum * Palladium * GoldPGM* = Values Averaged to Include Re-Checked Assay Values

Figure 3. Location of surface trenches, general geology and assay values from 1998 surface sampling program (channel and grab samples), Janes property, Janes Township.

Mineralisation

Sulphide mineralisation consists of varying proportions of chalcopyrite, pyrrhotite and pentlandite with minor pyrite. The sulphides occur primarily as finely disseminated grains but also include net-textured, bleb and semi-massive to massive. Total sulphide content ranges from ^"/o to about 1507o in the disseminated, net-textured and bleb variety where it is hosted by a medium-grained, massive, hypersthene (1-1007o orthopyroxene) gabbro. Semi-massive (25-7507o total sulphide) to massive ^7507o total sulphide) sulphides occur in two main settings: (1) along the contact region of the intrusion in what appear to be primary topographic lows; and, (2) within sediment-gabbro breccias that are proximal ^1m to 30m) to the basal contact; the breccias probably developed during intrusion of the gabbro body and are therefore emplacement breccias.

Thus far, the greatest potential for economic sulphide mineralisation is within 10-30 m of the lower sedimentary-gabbro contact and within topographic lows that occur at the contact. However, anomalous PGE-Cu-Ni sulphide mineralisation has been encountered substantially higher in the stratigraphy; it is not yet clear whether this location in the stratigraphy is primary or the result of structural displacement.

There are no known economic Ni-Cu-PGM sulphide deposits associated with Nipissing Diabase. Nonetheless, numerous showings with anomalous PGM values (1.0 g/t - 10 g/t PGM) are recorded throughout Nipissing Diabase. Moreover, Falconbridge Ltd.'s Shakespeare property, about 125 km west of the City of Sudbury, contains a drill

indicated and drill inferred resource of 3.3 million tonnes grading u.37% Ni, Q.40%

Cu, 0.406 g/t Pt, 0.418 g/t Pd, 0.206 g/t Au and 2.69 g/t Ag to a depth of about 61 m, an average width of 30.5 m and a strike length of 549 m. As at the Janes property, the Ni-Cu-PGM sulphide mineralisation is hosted by gabbro, consists of the same principal sulphide minerals (chalcopyrite, pyrrhotite, pentlandite) and is proximal to the footwall contact.

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PROJECT RATIONALE ft PREVIOUS WORK

The Phase II diamond drilling program was designed augment the Phase l drilling and to test the down-dip extension and strike continuity of the approximately 500 m long surface zone of PGM-Cu-Ni sulphide mineralisation. The mineralised zone is exposed by a series of intermittent trenches with mineralisation striking northeast (~300) and dipping southeast at about 25-40" (Figure 3).

Kennco Explorations (Canada) Ltd. - 1969-70

Table 3 provides a summary from Kennco Explorations (Canada) Ltd.'s 1969-70 drilling program, including depth of intercept for the footwall sedimentary rocks. Estimated locations of these drill holes relative to the current exploration grid are shown in Figure 4. Documentation providing accurate collar locations for these drill holes is incomplete and although several old drill set-ups were identified in the field, the exact locations for several drill hole collars including hole 69-08 remains questionable.

Table 3DDH69-0169-0269-0369-0469-0669-0769-0869-0970-02PS-1PS-2PS-3PS-4PS-5

•refers to

. SummaryNorthing*

6060-7

168-7-64-35-24-541947-5

-165-8

of drill holes - Kennco Explorations (Canada) Ltd.Easting* Length (ft) Length (m)

858587

26587110

125-40?26519313-27-314845

current exploration grid; nr ^

394545516126462059270511607646311812092101

not reported

120.09166.12157.28385.27188.98180.44214.88353.57232.8719.2035.9736.5828.0430.78

Dip O4590459090909090905445457280

1969-1970.Az Footwall Contact (m)270

0300

000000

27027090

270270

108.50161.2492.66376.12132.89158.80200.56324.46218.85

nrnrnrnrnr

Table 4 summarises several of the drill intersections from Kennco Explorations (Canada) Ltd.'s 1969-70 drilling program. Of particular note is drill hole 69-08 that intersected

about 10.7 metres of 1 .270Xo N i and 1 .5907o Cu and hole PS-1 (packsack hole) that

intersected about 1.0 metre of 4.60*ft Ni and S.32% Cu. Drill core logs for the packsack holes were apparently filed for assessment but cannot be located.

li

50m

• 69-08C214.9/-80)

8frOS(353 8^90)O

3/-SO)

-3+60 N

-2+40N

•1+20N

• L 0+00

.1+20 S

•2+40 S

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A Goldwright Explorations Inc.

JANES PROPERTY - J. Rastall Prospect Diamond Drill Hole Locations

Kennco Explorations (Canada) Ltd. - ea. 1969/70Janes Township, Sudbury District Claim: S-1220221

^ —— ~—* O ld trencWPit hole (depth(mXdip)

^•1*— -* S stripping

- 3+60 S

-4+80 S

UJ

Drafted By. JB Exploration A Development Inc.

Figure 4. Exploration grid and location of drill holes from Kennco Explorations Canada Ltd. 1969-70 drill program.12

Table 4. Drill hole intersections - Kennco Explorations (Canada) Ltd. 1969-70.DDH

69-01

69-03**

69-06

69-08

PS-1PS-2

PS-3

Northing*

60

-7

-7

-35

1947

-5

Easting*

85

87

87

175

13-27

-31

Cu (9W0.27 0.330.39 0.640.24 0.25 0.392.42 1.92 1.37 2.52 1.105.320.76 0.44 0.380.57

Ni ("/o)0.16 0.160.15 0.390.12 0.16 0.201.66 1.37 2.03 1.84 0.124.6

0.29 0.19 0.151.13

From ffi)

225.5 284.0179.0 196.0263.0 295.5 336.0567.0 573.0 578.0 588.0 633.020.00.0 10.0 25.00.0

To (ft)

235.5 289.0186.0 203.0273.0 305.5 344.5573.0 578.0 583.0 593.0 634.023.08.75 22.0 34.068.0

Interval (ft)

10.0 5.07.0 7.010.0 10.0 8.56.0 5.0 5.0 5.0 1.03.0

8.75 12.0 9.0

68.0

Dip O45

45

90

90

5445

45

Az

270

300

0

0

270270

90'refer to current grid but are not considered reliable; "drill logs have blanked-out assays; ni^not reported; tr^trace

Falconbridge Ltd. - 1988-89

After an exploration program on the property in 1988, Falconbridge Ltd. recommended that a diamond drilling program be implemented to test the depth and strike of mineralisation on the Janes property; the program was never executed. In addition, the drill program would have tested a 6-level induced polarisation anomaly that resembles the 1998 induced polarisation survey completed by GEL

In 1989 Falconbridge re-assayed drill core from Kennco Explorations (Canada) Ltd.'s drill hole 69-08 and reported the following:

Table 5. Results of re-assay of Kennco core for PGM-Cu-Ni.Sample

7574757575767577757875797580

Interval(m)171.9-172.8172.8-174.7174.7-176.2176.2-177.7177.7-179.2179.2-180.7180.7-181.7

Length(m)0.911.831.521.521.521.520.91

Ni(07o)1.252.151.211.54

0.0540.44

0.016

Cu(07o)1.541.241.042.550.161.993.94

Pttfl/l)0.030.320.360.100.140.740.02

Pd(grt)0.010.860.630.660.775.100.03

Au(grt)0.010.450.340.110.050.360.01

Ag(grt)5.97.76.012.10.20.20.2

Falconbridge reported a weighted average of 1.51'/o Ni, 1.8607o Cu, 0.27 g/t Pt, 1.30 g/t Pd, 0.21 g/t Au and 5.33 g/t Ag over a 7.9m interval (172.8 to 180.7 metres). This interval was described as massive to semi-massive sulphide (chalcopyrite, pyrrhotite and pentlandite) mineralisation in pyroxenitic gabbro (hypersthene gabbro?).

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Phase l Drilling - April 1999

A 13 hole, 1041 m (3415.5 ft), diamond drilling program was completed in April 1999; the holes were logged and sampled at various levels of detail (see drill report June/99). A plan map showing the location of the Phase l drill program is shown in Figure 5. A total of 824 drill core samples were submitted for analysis of Ni, Cu, Pt, Pd and Au; values for additional elements were also provided through the ICAP-28 element analysis but are not considered in this report. Table 7 provides a summary of the sampling distribution and important geological observations and Table 8 gives a summary of the drill hole parameters.

Table 6. Summary of sample distribution, Phase l drill program.Drill HoleJR99-01

JR99-02

JR99-03JR99-04JR99-05JR99-06JR99-07JR99-08JR99-09JR99-10JR99-11JR99-12JR99-13

Lower Contact**not encountered

11.00m

6.27m242.45 m

not encountered44.38m231.86m33.64m

not encountered50.00m

not encountered27.34m33.04m

Breccia interval (m)40.13-46.35

0.50-3.90 If 6.50-6.87 7.64-7.78 II 1 0.56-11.00

none observednone observednone observed

33.87-36.36 II 41.32-44.38none observednone observednone observed

45.80-50.0043.31-43.43

none observednone observed

TOTALS:

Pt+Pd+Au97

32

31926569158407048652532

824

ICAP-28*97

32

31196569125407048652532

718*28 element analysis includes Cu-Ni; "lower sedimentary-gabbro contact

Table 7. Phase l diamond drill hole summary Jackie Rastall prospect, Janes property.Drill HoleJR99-01JR99-02JR99-03JR99-04JR99-05JR99-06JR99-07JR99-08JR99-09JR99-10JR99-11JR99-12JR99-13

Casing (m)40052101002223

Az300342

00

280300

0340300300300300340

Dip-46-52-90-90-45-45-90-60-45-45-70-45-45

Length (m)682414

2456347233446270606051

Northing0

181189-29-213-3129165-164-890

71197

Easting29127

170609

16137

39.546311351

'Elevation (m)10.385.456.45

1611.812.9

20.8415.4810.4512.6

10.458.9110.72

'relative to BLO/LO+00 where elevation ^ 0.00m

14

50m

53

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A Gotdwright Explorations Inc.

JANES PROPERTY -J. Rastall ProspectDiamond Drill Hole Locations

Phase l Drilling Program - April 1999

-3+60N

•2+40N

• 1+20N

• L 0+00

.1+20 S

-2+40 S

Janes Township, Sudbury District Claim: S-1220221

hoMdepthfmydip)current trenching ^) | drill hote(projected to surface) S stripping

-3+eos

-4+80 S

LLI UJ 111

DraHed By: JB Exploration t Development Inc.

Figure 5. Exploration grid and location of drill holes from phase l drilling program, April 1999.15

Of the 13 drill holes, 9 holes (JR99-01, 02, 03, 05, 06, 08, 09, 10 and 11) returned

anomalous (^2 x background) base metal (Cu^ 326 ppm, Nte 178 ppm) and precious

metal (PGM^ 110 ppb) values. More importantly 8 of the 13 holes (JR99-01, 02, 03, 05,

06, 08, 09 and 11) assayed highly anomalous (^4 x background) base metal (Cus: 652

ppm, Nte 356 ppm) and precious metal (PGM^ 220 ppb) values. Table 8 lists a

summary of the more significant intersections.

Table 8. Summary of Phase l intersections, Janes property (weighted averages).DDH

JR99-01 ind.

JR99-02 ind.

JR99-03 ind. ind.

JR99-05 and

JR99-06 ind.

JR99-08

JR99-09 ind.

JR99-11 ind.

FROM (m)

35.00 40.13

7.78 9.92

0.00 0.00 6.58

2.75 23.99

9.90 19.76

35.83

1.63 3.21

32.52 42.04

TO (m)

50.05 44.77

11.00 10.56

8.68 3.06 8.68

8.01 32.86

23.91 22.16

37.37

14.49 7.85

48.68 47.71

Length* (m)

15.05 4.64

3.22 0.64

8.68 3.06 2.10

5.26 8.87

14.01 2.40

1.54

12.86 4.64

16.16 5.67

Length* (ft)

49.38 15.22

10.56 2.10

28.48 10.04 6.89

17.26 29.10

45.97 7.87

5.05

42.19 15.22

53.02 18.60

Cu W0.85 1.28

0.77 3.37

0.57 1.14 0.53

0.23 0.10

0.83 0.89

0.19

0.28 0.53

0.65 0.74

Ni W0.28 0.26

0.36 1.67

0.33 0.89 0.01

0.11 0.05

0.35 0.47

0.15

0.11 0.20

0.27 0.32

Cu-t-Ni OK)1.13 1.54

1.13 5.04

0.90 2.03 0.55

0.34 0.15

1.19 1.36

0.34

0.39 0.74

0.92 1.05

3E (9A)2.95 3.79

1.71 5.21

3.35 8.19 1.37

1.12 0.38

2.78 4.53

6.34

0.39 0.59

2.15 3.25

'represents approximate true width in drill holes JR99-01, 05, 06 and 09

Although drill holes JR99-04 and 07, the two longest (deepest) holes, failed to encounter significant mineralisation, it is notable that in both holes Pt and Pd values were elevated ^background). In JR99-07 values were continuously elevated from 55 m to 200 m and in JR99-04 they were intermittently elevated from 53 m to 199 m. Moreover, both holes show similar down-hole patterns in their total PGM distribution with a near-continuous increase in the PGM content to about 125 m, followed by a decline in PGM approaching the footwall sediment contact.

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CURRENT RESULTS

A total of 6 diamond drill holes (596m) were completed during the Phase II drilling program (Figure 6). The 6 drill holes were logged and sampled at various levels of detail. Drill core logs are provided in Appendix l, drill hole cross sections are in Appendix II, data listings are in Appendix III and several plots are in Appendix IV. A total of 258 drill core samples were submitted for R, Pd, Au, Cu, Ni analysis (Table 9).

Table 9. Summary of Phase H diamond drill holes, Janes property.Drill HoleJR99-14JR99-15JR99-16JR99-17JR99-18JR99-19

^samples83572429758

Casing (m)112121

Az300300300300300300

Dip-70-50-50-60-50-70

Length (m)101.0107.043.0130.062.0153.0

Northing0.0

-31.0-164.0-31.071.0-31.0

Easting66.074.069.599.053.0124.0

•Elevation (m)23.0027.9010.4530.9023.9130.90

'relative to BLO+OQ/LO+00 where elevation - 0.00m

Sampling A Analytical Techniques

The NQ size drill core was sampled in Sudbury where a diamond saw was used to split the core, and half of the core was sent for platinum, palladium, gold, copper and nickel assay by XRAL Laboratories (member of the SGS international inspecting Z testing organisation) located in Don Mills, Ontario; platinum, palladium and gold assays were completed at the XRAL lab in Rouyn-Noranda, Quebec and copper-nickel at their main lab in Don Mills, Ontario.

Platinum, palladium and gold assays were done using fire assay fusion (lead collection) with a DCP finish. Lower detection limits are 10 ppb Pt, 1 ppb Pd, and 1 ppb gold. Assays for copper and nickel were completed using an aqua regia digest followed by Inductively Coupled Plasma (ICP) finish. Lower detection limits are 10 ppm Cu and 10 ppm Ni. After temporary storage at XRAL Laboratories, pulps and rejects are returned to the Sudbury field office and stored at the company warehouse.

Independent Assay Checks

A total of 19 rock pulps from samples that returned values 01.0 g/t (ppm) Pt+Pd+Au were sent to Accurassay Laboratories in Thunder Bay, Ontario for independent assay check. Accurassay Laboratories uses fire assay fusion (lead collection) followed by

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Atomic Absorption analysis. Results of the re-checks and comparisons to the original values are provided in Table 10.

Table 10. Assay re-checks and original assay values. Janes property.

Sample

48274482754827648277482784827948280482814828248283483544837148372483744837648377484014845948470

ORIGINAL - XRALR

(PPb)

166201183179150315232228153181175199182239474450445263360

Pd (PPb)

7329057771042991199514521429109014197751176982182337843268656679706

Au (PPb)

19526018118914123619318910111917216215412124321081228874

PGM (PPb)

1093136611411410128225461877184613441719112215371318218345013928191312301140

CHECKS -ACCURASSAY |R

(PPb)

199214232230183349273270170269179257173258539524506246560

Pd (PPb)

7077837681025952194014461371103913718531218959174937343547635668849

Au (PPb)

20123818518114923518418595123178161176111229229929279105

PGM i (PPb) l

1107123511851436128425241903182613041763121016361308211845024300207011931514

Percentage from Original PGM

1.2610.613.711.810.160.871.371.103.072.507.276.050.763.070.028.657.583.1024.70

Re-check values range from D.02-24.70% of the original assay values for R+Pd+Au with most between 1 07o and 407o; these values are acceptable levels of reproducibility.

Background Values

Previously used background values for Nipissing Diabase (gabbro) on the Janes property were derived using weighted averages of 60 PGM-Cu-Ni assays from barren (*:1 07o total sulphide) gabbroic rocks, Phase l drill program. Background values from the Phase l program were estimated to be 17 ppb Pt, 33 ppb Pd, 5 ppb Au (55 ppb PGM), 163 ppm Cu and 89 ppm Ni, with background ratios of about 2:1 for both Pd:R and Cu:Ni. These values are reasonable and will be used for comparisons in the Phase II drill results.

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50m- 3+60 N

•2+40N

•1+20N

T2 1 8(621-50)

14{10V-70)

15CI07/-50)i 19CI53/-70) (MgBHO)') 170I30/-60)

T6

10(70-45)

58

07(2331-90)

.L 0+00

.1+20 S

-2+40 S


S GokJwright Explorations Inc.

JANES PROPERTY - J. Rastall ProspectDiamond Drill Hole Locations

Phase II Drilling Program - October 1999Janes Township, Sudbury District Claim: S-1220221

oM trench/pit ^ (depB)(rn)Wip)

currant trencriing Q———-————| drill hole(pro)ected to surface) ft stripping

-3+60 S

-4+80 S

UJ

8CM

8 8CO ^J"

Drafted By: JB Exploration S. Development Inc.

Figure 6. Location of drill holes from phase II drilling program, October-November, 1999 (JR99-14 to 19). Also shown are the drill hole locations from the phase l - April 99 - program (JR99-01 to 13).

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Phase II Drill Hole Results

Five of the 6 drill holes had intersections that assayed anomalous PGM (2-34 x background), Cu (2-25 x background) and Ni (2-20 x background) values. A summary of the more significant PGM-Cu-Ni results is provided in Table 11.

Table 11. Summary of selected assay results, Phase II drilling, Janes property.DDH

JR99-14inch

Fromjm)48.2068.45

To (m)78.2078.20

Interval (m)30.009.75

"PGM (g/t)0.781.58

•yfcCu0.380.40

•KNi

0.170.19

Cu+Ni W )0.550.59

JR99-16incl.

25.6035.85

37.5037.50

11.901.65

1.184.15

0.460.54

0.220.28

0.680.82

JR99-19incl.incl.incl.

105.25132.10132.65132.65

133.45132.95132.95133.15

28.200.850.300.50

0.140.621.140.80

0.234.1011.087.10

0.040.290.600.40

0.274.3911.697.51

"PGM = Pt+Pd+Au; weighted avenges

Geology and Mineralisation

Sulphide mineralisation consists primarily of chalcopyrite, pyrrhotite and pentlandite in an approximately 4:2:1 ratio. Pyrite is rare in that it is observed mainly within younger shear and alteration zones and constitutes *:1 07o of the mode in the main areas of mineralisation. It is known from electron microprobe examination by the author that some of the platinum group metals occur as discrete palladium-bismuth-tellurides and platinum-sulphide and are that the PGM intimately associated with the sulphide phases.

In terms of PGM and Cu-Ni tenor, the most significant sulphide mineralisation is primarily hosted by massive, medium-grained, hypersthene-bearing gabbro to subordinate gabbro. This sulphide-rich gabbro unit occurs within approximately 20-50 m of the footwall sediment contact.

Disseminated sulphide mineralisation (2-1507o total sulphide) was observed in core from 5 of the 6 drill holes and characterises the main form of mineralisation. Massive ^7507o total sulphide), banded sulphide was intersected in drill hole JR99-19 where it occurs as a 0.30 m long intersection consisting of about 5307o chalcopyrite, 3307o pyrrhotite > pentlandite and 1407o pyrite. The sulphide section has a sharp, sheared upper contact against sediments and a sharp, sheared lower contact against gabbro. The high proportion of chalcopyrite, the sheared nature of the contacts, which are at about 35e to the core axis and sub-parallel to the footwall contact, and the banded

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textures in the sulphide suggest that the sulphide was mobilised; the source of the sulphide is likely down-dip (relative to the footwall contact) of the intersection.

Platinum Group A Base Metal Data

The average assay values from the 258 core samples are 52 ppb Pi, 1 92 ppb Pd, 49 ppb Au (292 ppb PGM), 1794 ppm Cu, 722 ppm Ni, 2.7 Pd/Pt and 1.5 Cu/Ni Average assay values from each of the 6 drill holes are listed in Table 12. Averages include assays from all rock types that were sampled in the drill holes - i.e. gabbroic, sedimentary and dyke rocks. The highest 10 assays from the current drilling program are listed in Table 13.

The greatest widths and highest consistent grades of PGM-Cu-Ni were from intersections of disseminated sulphide in drill holes JR99-14, 16, and 19 (see Appendices l, II and III); these sulphide intersections also assayed the highest PGM-Cu- Ni values. In terms of PGM content, the highest single assay was from JR99-16 which had a 0.65 metre intersection of 4.65 g/t PGM, Q.51% Cu and D.26% Ni in disseminated sulphide. The highest base metal assay was H.08% Cu and Q.60% Ni from the massive sulphide intersection in JR99-19.

Table 12. Average Pt-Pd-Au-Cu-Ni assay values, Janes property.DDH

JR99-14JR99-15JR99-16JR99-17JR99-18JR99-19

n

835724297

58

R (ppb)

6139

10963228

Pd (Ppb)

2331285651671175

Au (PPb)

54357582634

PGM (PPb)

34820274931219

137

Cu (ppm)

1410932

29981710105

2940

Ni (ppm)

72149814091212138486

Pd:Pt

3.83.35.22.75.52.7

Cu:Ni

2.01.92.11.40.86.0

PGMsPt*Pd*Au; renumber of samples

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Table 13. Ten highest values on the basis of R+Pd+Au. Janes property.Sample (DDH)

48277 (14)

48279 (14)

48280 (14)

48281 (14)

48283 (14)

48371 (16)

48374 (16)

48376 (16)

48377 (16)

48401 (17)

R (PPb)

179

315

232

228

181

199

239

474

450

445

Pd (PPb)

1042

1995

1452

1429

1419

1176

1823

3784

3268

656

Au

189

236

193

189

119

162

121

243

210

812

PGM (PPb)

1410

2546

1877

1846

1719

1537

2183

4501

3928

1913

Cu (ppm)

4910

5550

4290

4150

2860

7260

3240

5130

5510

6500

Ni (ppm)

2180

2750

2120

1820

1580

3730

1730

2600

2950

8340

Pd:R

5.8

6.3

6.3

6.3

7.8

5.9

7.6

8.0

7.3

1.5

Cu:Ni

2.3

2.0

2.0

2.3

1.8

1.9

1.9

2.0

1.9

0.8

•fcVS

3

3

3

3

1

3

5

5

5

15

Rock Type*

fg-mg, gabbro (50:50)




faulted gabbro (45:55)

mg; hyp-gabbro (40:60)





VS'visible sulphide; hyp = hypersthene, typical in mafic gabbro; 'ratios refer to maficifeteic minerals)

Graphical Presentation ofPGM-Cu-Ni Data

Several graphs of the PGM-Cu-Ni data, including geochemical sections through each of the 6 drill holes are provided in Appendix IV. Overall, there is poor correlation (R2 = 0.23) between total visible sulphide (a subjective variable) noted in the drill core and PGM concentrations obtained from assay. However, the plot of "^visible sulphide vs PGM content shows two trends: (1) relatively high percentage of visible sulphide ^5?o total sulphide) and lower PGM contents and, (2) moderate to low percentages of visible sulphide ^507o total sulphide) with higher PGM contents; the sample with ^5Vo sulphide also had low (~1 g/t) PGM tenor but was omitted from the graphs. This correlation between relatively low sulphide contents and higher PGM contents has been noted in data from other Nipissing Diabase properties; suggesting low sulphide contents reflect better environments for PGE concentrations.

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CONCLUSIONS

The Phase II diamond drilling program was successful in extending the down-dip length of known sulphide mineralisation, demonstrating the potential for economic mineralisation toward the south end of the property and increasing our understanding of the nature of the mineralisation. There are several important observations and conclusions that can be made on the basis of this drilling program:

(1) Drill hole JR99-14, collared about 35 m east of JR99-01 and 11 along the LO+00 section, intersected 30 m of anomalous sulphide mineralisation (30 m of 0.78 g/t PGM, Q.38% Cu, Q.17% Ni - including 9.75 m of 1.58 g/t PGM, u.40% Cu, Q.19% Ni). This intersection confirms the presence of the sulphide-bearing hypersthene-gabbro unit to about 75 m down-dip of surface and about 25 m down-dip of the sulphide intersection in JR99-11.

(2) Drill holes JR99-15, 17 and 19, collared about 65 m, 90 m and 115 m east of JR99- 06 respectively and on the LO+31 south section, all intersected anomalous sulphide mineralisation. Drill hole JR99-15 intersected 18.5 m of 496 ppb PGM, Q.26% Cu and Q.12% Ni that included 1.6 m of 1045 ppb PGM, G.41% Cu and Q.18% Ni. Drill hole JR99-17 intersected 11.85 m of 491 ppb PGM, 0.31 "/o Cu and Q.21% Ni that included 0.80 m of 1078 ppb PGM, Q.43% Cu and Q.69% Ni.

Together, these intersections confirm the down-dip presence of the sulphide-bearing hypersthene-gabbro unit and extend it to about 140 m down-dip from surface. The don- dip increase in the abundance of mineralised sediment-gabbro breccia and the intersection of mobilised massive sulphide in JR99-19, suggest that an area containing sulphide (potentially massive) is present down-dip of JR99-19. Moreover, the collar location of JR99-19 is thought to be within several metres west of the drill collar for Kennco's drill hole 69-08 which intersected 10.7 m of massive sulphide in the late 1960's.

(3) Drill hole JR99-16, collared about 30 m east of JR99-09, intersected 11.90 m of 1.18 g/t PGM, u.46% Cu and fl.22% Ni that included 1.65 m of 4.15 g/t PGM, Q.54% Cu and Q.28% Ni; the highest PGM values from the Phase II drilling program. This

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intersection is about 25 m down-dip of sulphide mineralisation intersected in JR99-09 (0.6 g/t PGM, 0.5307o Cu and d.20% Ni over 4.64 m) and is hosted by a dark, massive, medium-grained hypersthene-bearing gabbro. This increase in PGM concentration beneath hole JR99-09, coupled with the presence of a mafic gabbro unit, suggests that the PGM content of the sulphide is increasing at depth and that a mineralised unit, similar to that intersected in the north, underlies the southern part of the property.

RECOMMENDATIONS^^————————^^——————^^^^——,——

On the basis of the Phase II diamond drilling program and previous exploration, it is recommended that the following programs, totalling S210,000.00, be implemented:

(1) Prospecting and Surface Sampling: S5,000.00Prospecting should concentrate in the area extending south of Trench 10 where there is the possibility for surface outcropping of sulphide mineralisation. In addition, the g abb ro sed iment contact further to the west should be prospected for similar mineralisation.

(2) Borehole Geophysical Survey: S20,000.00Casing was left in JR99-16, 17 and 19 and in holes JR99-04 and 07 from the Phase l program. A down-hole IP survey or UT-EM survey could be utilised, using any number of the holes (minimum of 2) that still have their casing. The purpose of the down-hole survey, regardless of method chosen, should be to detect any off-hole, disseminated to massive sulphide mineralisation, particularly in the area of JR99-19.

(4) Phase III Diamond Drilling: S 185,000.00The drill program (approximately 1850 m) should be designed to further test the down dip and southern extent of mineralisation on the property as follows:

a. Down-dip extension along grid LO+00, east of JR99-14.b. Northern strike direction down-dip along grid LO+71N, east of JR99-18.c. Down-dip extent of mineralisation under Trench 4, east of JR99-08 and 13.d. Down-dip extent of mineralisation under Trench 10 - intersect footwall,e. Down-dip extent of mineralisation under JR99-16 - intersect footwall,f. Possibility for mineralisation south of Trenches 10 and 11.

In addition, drill target(s) based on the results of the borehole geophysics should be tested especially in the immediate area of JR99-19.

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CERTIFICATE OF QUALIFICATION

/, Scoff Jobin-Bevans of 225 Femdale Avenue, Sudbury, Ontario, Canada, do hereby certify that:

1. l am a consulting geologist with the mineral exploration company JB Exploration b Development Inc. of Sudbury, Ontario.

2. l am a graduate of the University of Manitoba, Winnipeg, Manitoba with a B.Sc. (Hons.) Geology -1995, and M.Sc. Geology -1997.

3. l am a member of the Society of Economic Geologists and the Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum.

4. l have been an exploration geologist and prospector for ten years.

5. l am a member of the Association of Geoscientists of Ontario.

6. l have an active prospector's license for the province of Ontario (# H14027).

7. l have not received any direct or indirect interest in Pacific North West Capital Corporation.

8. This report is intended to be an overview of the potential of the property or properties with recommendations and conclusions that are based solely on the available data.

Scott Jobin-Bevans (B.Sc., M.Sc. Geology) December 1999

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APPENDIX l

Diamond Drill Core Logs

Abbreviations Used in the Logs:

py pyritecpy chalcopyritepo pyrrhotitepn pentlanditesed(s) sedimenthyp hypersthenefg fine-grainedmg medium-grainedeg coarse-grainedpeg pegmatitic or pegmatiteqtz quartzcarb carbonatePGM platinum group metals

m metresQ-C quartz-carbonatea/w associated withPt platinumPd palladiumAu goldCu copperNi nickeldiss. disseminatedCA core axists total sulphideDDH diamond drill holebx breccia

Property: JanesLocation: Janes Twp.Started: Oct. 30/99 - 2:00pmCompleted: Oct. 31/99 - 3:00amCore Size: NQContractor: NDS Drilling -Units: metres

From

0.00

1.00

10.50

23.37

25.70

To

1.00

10.50

23.37

25.70

30.00

•ftcore

100

100

100

100

Timmins

•KM

55

65

75

60

*F

45

35

25

40

Rock Type

Overburden

Gabbro

Gabbro

Pegmatite

Gabbro

Hole No.: JR99-14Bearing: 300Dip: -70Casing: 1.0mDepth: 101mElevation: *23.00m relative to BLO+OO/LO+00

Description

casing

mg-fg; darke green-grey; massive;blocky to 5.4m; jnts 3/m CA 40; gradational d

mg; speckled fspar; jnts 2-3/m CA 20;chloritic altn; 200A blocky core sections

21 .6-23.37: darker grey gabbro withlighter sections; gradational ct CA 80

cg-peg; pink grey w 5016 fspar up to 2cmlast 0.5 m \s a ltered eg gabbro

eg; massive; as above

Grid North: 0+00Grid East: 0+66

Boxes: 24

•fcVS(max)

tr

tr

^

tr

Sample

1234567

89

10111213141516

1718

192021

From

1.002.504.005.507.008.509.50

10.5012.0013.5015.0016.5018.0019.5021.0022.50

23.3724.67

25.7027.1028.50

To

2.504.005.507.008.509.50

10.50

12.0013.5015.0016.5018.0019.5021.0022.5023.37

24.8725.70

27.1028.5030.00

T**TBDepth:Depth:Depth:Depth:Depth:

Interval

1.501.501.501.501.501.001.00

1.501.501.501.501.501.501.501.500.87

1.500.83

1.401.401.50

e: none

Tag No.

48218482194822048221482224822348224

482254822648227482284822948230482314823248233

4823448235

482364823748238

Result:Result:Result:Result:Result:

Pt(PPb)

31505748534447

405155526440383951

2679

282826

Pd(PPb)

33444543524543

4714115610814183

10561

104

28158

537548

Logged By:

Au(PPb)

r e138675

12

5282413148

1487

913

696

Cu(ppm)

1291089490

10480

112

14139435320834021917510264

68180

110187132

S. Halladay

Ni(ppnty

193178162182201168169

186332312243286287260181231

199439

184212178

3E(PPb)

7010711097

11294

102

92220235173219131157108162

63250

8711280

Pd:Pt

1.10.90.80.91.01.00.9

1.22.82.82.12.22.12.81.62.0

1.12.0

1.92.71.8

Cu:Ni

0.70.60.60.50.50.50.7

0.81.21.10.91.20.80.70.60.3

0.30.4

0.60.90.7

14-09-00 Page 1 of 5 Log JR99-14

Property: JanesLocation: Janes Twp.Started: Oct. 30/99 - 2:00pmCompleted: Oct. 31/99 - 3:00amCore Size: NQContractor: NDS Drilling - TimminsUnits: metres

From

30.00

37.20

39.90

40.40

48.20

To

37.20

39.90

40.40

48.20

56.40

•fccore

100

100

100

100

100

•KM

55

45

50

60

40

"KF

45

55

50

40

60

Rock Type

Gabbro

Gabbro

Shear Zone

Gabbro

Gabbrohypersthene


Description

fg-mg; dark grey; massive

mg; light green; 5cm shear upper ct CA 45

gabbro; hematite altn; weak to moderate shearCA 80; 8cm qtz-carb gabbro breccia; ct CA 80

mg; as above; speckled to 42.6m thenfg-mg grey gabbro to 48.2m

mg-cg; grey gabbro; 20"X) patchy attn;sericitic altn from 48.2-51 .5mchloritic stringers

55.5-56. 25m:cg to peg gabbroeg pyroxene-amph grains; 15*96 qtzsericitic altn; S'K d iss. sulphide


lBoxes: 24

•fcVS(max)

tr

0

tr

0

mJ

Sample

2223242526

2728

29

303132333435

3637383940414243444546

From

30.0031.5033.0034.5036.00

37.2038.50

39.90

40.4041.9043.4044.9046.4047.70

48.2048.4348.7349.0049.5050.5051.5052.5054.0054.7055.10

To

31.5033.0034.5036.0037.20

38.5039.90

40.40

41.9043.4044.9046.4047.7048.20

48.4348.7349.0049.5050.5051.5052.5054.0054.7055.1056.40

Test Type: noneDepth:Depth:Depth:Depth:Depth:

Interval

1.501.501.501.501.20

1.301.40

0.50

1.501.501.501.501.300.50

0.230.300.270.501.001.001.001.500.700.401.30

Jagjta

4823948240482414824248243

4824448245

48246

482474824848249482504825148252

4825348254482554825648257482584825948260482614826248263


R(PPb)

2122241727

2514

17

191511101232

54101683830897060806163

Pd(PPb)

5310211145

117

10833

95

614932173671

1282201777768

187154152146120 172

Logged By:

AuJppb)

68

115

16

268

9

135328

31

64160523542

1199199

10097 99

Cu(ppm)

173236265120314

32798

209

161102,

728091

931

200047702440147012703640274027703200

7223120

S. Halladay

Ni(ppm)

212253257196298

306172

209

195183171175187514

96419701120

641635

16201220142014301431

1560

3E(PPb)

8013214667

160

15955

121

9369462956

134

246481297150140395315311326278334

Pd:Pt

2.54.64.62.64.3

4.32.4

5.6

3.23.32.91.73.02.2

2.42.22.62.02.32.12.22.51.82.02.7

Cu:Ni

0.80.91.00.61.1

1.10.6

1.0

0.80.60.40.50.51.8

2.12.42.22.32.02.22.22.02.21.72.0

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Property: JanesLocation: Janes Twp.Started: Oct. 30/99 - 2:00pmCompleted: Oct. 31/99 - 3:00amCore Size: NQContractor: NDS Drilling - TimminsUnits: metres

From

56.40

57.75

65.90

77.30

To

57.75

65.90

77.30

78.20

"fccore

100

100

100

100

•KM

60

45

50

45

V,F

40

55

50

55

Rock Type

Fault

Gabbro

Gabbroaltered

hypersthene?

Fault


Description

strongly sheared gabbrosharp cts CA 40; chloritic fillslickensided with ^Vi gouge; pyrite

ffj-mg; grey speckled gabbro; massivecarb-sericfte altn; chloritizeddiss. sulphide

fg-mg; altered; shear S fracture fill with chlorite

65.9-67.15: curvy texture; chloritizedvfg diss. sulphide

65.9-77. 3m: fg-mg dark grey gabbropatchy vfg areas - sericitic attn/chlorite

likley fault in gabbro; jagged, wavy withheay chlorite on fractures/jntsshear in mg light grey gabbro with smearsof py.po.cpy

Grid North: 0+00Grid East: 0+66HIT "' " "Boxes: 24

•X.VS(max)

C1

0.50.521

0.51

5*15

•:131

1-31-31-31-31-3*:1

1

Sample

46

474849505152

535455565758596061626364

65

From

56.40

57.7559.2560.5062.0063.5065.00

65.9067.1568.0068.4569.2070.7071.3072.3073.3074.3075.3076.30

77.30

To

57.75

59.2560.5062.0063.5065.0065.90

67.1568.0068.4569.2070.7071.3072.3073.3074.3075.3076.3077.30

78.20


Interval

1.35

1.501.251.501.501.50

L 0.90

1.250.850.450.751.500.60

.00

.00

.00

.00

.001.00

0.90

TajLNo.

48264

482654826648267482684826948270

482714827248273482744827548276482774827848279482804828148282

48283


R(PPb)

90

1047969665648

150121144166201183179150315232228153

181

Pd(PPb)

208

226193219166117109

573481640732905777

1042991

1995145214291090

1419

Logged By:

Au(ppb)

157

145129101775757

155114212195260181189141236193189101

119

Cu(ppm)

3450

558055406910385045103240

287021301830223043605100491038105550429041502650

2860

S. Halladay

Ni(ppm)

1500

235024503080173019201400

14001010857983

18902380218016402750212018201350

1580

3E(PPb)

455

475401389309230214

87871699o

109313661141141012822546187718461344

1719

------

Pd:Pt

2.3

2.22.43.22.52.12.3

3.84.04.44.44.54.25.86.66.36.36.37.1

7.8

Cu:NI

2.3

2.42.32.22.22.32.3

2.12.12.12.32.32.12.32.32.02.02.32.0

1.8

14-09-00 Page 3 of 5 Log JR99-14

Property: JanesLocation: Janes Twp.Started: Oct. 30/99 - 2:00pmCompleted: Oct. 31/99 - 3:00amCore Size: NO IContractor: NDS Drilling - TimminsUnits: metres

From

78.20

86.00

97.10

98.10

To

88.00

97.10

98.10

98.70

ftcore

100

100

90

100

'KM

45

65

35

•KF

55

35

65

Rock Type

Gabbrohypersthene

Gabbroaltered

Sedimentbreccia

myloniteFault


Description

mg; hypersthene-gabbro; light grey; speckledwith carb; 5"* orthopyroxene grains;non-magnetic; local epidote/ sericite altnprogessively fg downhole w increasing maficsto 60ft mafic; gradationai ct

vfg-fg; altered gabbro; green-greyID-15% wispy hairline epidote; brecciatedfracture-fill mainly CA 35-50smears of po.py.cpy

96. 3-97. 1m: patchy hematite stains withincreasingly fg gabbro toward ct

95.5-97. 1m: weak-moderate brecciation15"* epidote and hematite altnsharp lower contact CA 60

vfg; dark grey; brecciated 8, faulted seds

97.1-98.1m: WWi vuggy carb; wisps/stringercarb CA 60-90 as tension fill and brecciamatrix fill

sed as above but with shear at CA 65-70 onboth sides of 10cm FAULT (98.4-98.5m)sharp ct CA 65-70 with pasty gouge; wisps ofhematite altn


Boxes: 24

•fcVS(max)

tr

tr

tr

tr

Sample

6667686970

7172737475767778

79

80

From

78.2079.8581.5083.0084.50

86.0087.5089.0090.5092.0093.5095.0096.25

97.10

98.10

To

79.8581.5083.0084.5086.00

v 87.5089.0090.5092.0093.5095.0096.25

l 97.10

98.10

98.70


Interval

1.651.651.50

.50

.50

.50

.50

.50

.50

.50

.50

.250.85

1.00

0.60

Tafl No.

4828448285482864828748288

4828948290482914829248293482944829548296

48297

48298


R(PRb)

722610

012

11131211110

1113

11

10

Pd(PPb)

26240121112

1110111112101311

11

10

Logged By:

Au(PPb)

227553

46557

229

15

5

7

Cu(ppm)

57419012210597

92102102141128132132

91

186

166

S. Halladay

Nl(ppm)

372148148139134

130139131136130134135136

132

101

3E(ppb)

35673271627

2629282730323339

27

27

Pd:Pt

3.61.51.2

1.0

1.00.80.91.01.1

1.20.8

1.0

1.0

Cu:NI

1.51.30.80.80.7

0.70.70.81.01.01.01.00.7

1.4

1.6

14-09-00 Page 4 of 5 Log JR99-14

PropertyLocation

: Janes: janes Twp.

Started: Oct. 30/99 - 2:00pmCompleted: Oct. 31/99 - 3:00amCore Size: NQContractor: NDS Drilling - TimminsUnits: metresFrom

98.70

To

101.00

EON

•fccore

100

KM •KF Rock Type

Sedimentbreccia


Description

vfg; dark greywacke; lOft breccia'\5'K pink-white carb to orange hematite FF


Boxes: 24

*VS(max)

0

Sample

81

From

98.70100.20

To

100.20101.00


Interval

1.500.80

Tag No.

4629948300


Pt(ppb)

00

Pd(Ppb)

00

Loggee By:

Au(PRb)

32

Cu(ppm)

7816

S. Halladay

Ni(ppm)

6432

3E(ppb)

32

Pd:Pt Cu:Ni

1.20.5

14-09-00 Page 5 of 5 LogJR99-14

Property: JanesLocation: Janes Twp.Started: Oct. 31/99 - SamCompleted: Nov. 1/99 - SamCore Size: NQContractor: NDS Drilling - TimminsUnits: metres

From

0.00

2.00

21.00

To

2.00

21.00

33.60

ftcore

100

100

SfcM

50

35

"5tF

50

65

Rock Type

Overburden

Gabbro

Gabbrohypersthene

Hole No.: JR99-15Bearing: 300Dip: -50Casing: 1.0mDepth: 107mElevation: 27.9m relative to BLO+OO/LO+00

Description

casing

mg; grey; 35"!* speckled fspar grains2V, carb-epidote 4 chlorite FFFF at CA 35-60trace diss. sulphide

2-4.6m: blocky core; 40"}t recoverybrown FE-stained fractures/jnts CA 40-60

8-1 2.4m: light grey gabbro 65* (spar

20-21 .9m: blocky core along open jnts atCA 5 and CA 60; blue-grey qtz-carb coatingalong CA 5 jnts

mgjjight grey; massive; speckled 6QVi fspar35-40"* pyroxene? grains; T-2% positivehypersthene; carb FF and jnts at CA 20 S 70

Grid North: -0+31Grid East: 0+74

lBoxes: 24

•fcVS(max)

tr

tr

Sample

123456789

10111213

1415161718192021

From

2.003.505.006.508.009.50

11.0012.5014.0015.5017.0018.5020.00

21.5023.0024.5026.0027.5029.0030.5032.00

To

3.505.006.508.009.50

11.0012.5014.0015.5017.0018.5020.0021.50

23.0024.5026.0027.5029.0030.5032.0033.50


Interval

.50

.50

.50

.50

.50

.50

.50

.50

.501.501.501.501.50

1.501.501.501.501.501.501.501.50

Tag No.

48301483024830348304483054830648307483084830948310483114831248313

4831448315483164831748318483194832048321


Pt(PPb)

30251527240

101000

1300

2511121426345339

Pd(PPb)

23232222212323271929294740

8751427381587465

Logged By:

AuJppb)

1125128

2256

1033282

1713

1562

129

Cu(ppm)

162227236133184139175163204130126189179

493214125145178135145109

S. Halladay

Ni(ppm)

185207209178197164182186197180179207211

353243170202217170201192

3E(PPb)

64734957672839472232445542

129755592

11394

139113

Pd:Pt

0.80.91.50.80.9

2.32.7

2.2

3.54.63.55.23.11.71.41.7

Cu:N!

0.91.11.10.70.80.81.00.91.00.70.70.90.8

1.40.90.70.70.80.80.70.6

14-09-00 Pagel of 4 Log JR99-15

Property: JanesLocation: Janes Twp.Started: Oct. 31/99 - SamCompleted: Nov. 1/99 - SamCore Size: NOContractor: NDS Drilling - TimminsUnits: metres

From

33.60

55.40

60.00

To

55.40

60.00

68.50

ftcore

100

100

100

"KM

40

60

60

*F

60

40

40

Rock Type

Gabbrohypersthene

Gabbrohypersthene

Gabbrohypersthene


Description

as above but slightly darker grey;2-5'fc hypersthene1-2mm po grains throughout55.4m: change colour with ct CA 80

fg-mg; dark-medium grey; S 1}!! hypersthenepervasive brown-dirty green attn of fsparI'fcepidote/carbFF2yt chlorite stringers at CA 30 S 45very-fine-grained diss. sulphide

same as above but with increased sulphide

68.5m: change to lighter grey gabbro


Boxes: 24

"fcVS(max)

tr

0.5

2.01.01.01.0^

2.03-55-83-55.0•:0.53-5

•d

Sample

222324252627282930313233343536

37383940

4142434445464748

From

33.5035.0036.5038.0039.5041.0042.5044.0045.5047.0048.5050.0051.5053.0054.50

55.4056.0057.5059.00

60.0061.0062.2063.7065.2066.5067.3568.00

To

35.0036.5038.0039.5041.0042.5044.0045.5047.0048.5050.0051.5053.0054.5055.40

56.0057.5059.0060.00

61.0062.2063.7065.2066.5067.3568.0068.50


Interval

1.501.501.501.501.501.501.501.501.501.501.501.501.501.500.90

0.601.501.501.00

.00

.20

.50

.50

.300.850.650.50

Tag No.

483224832348324483254832648327483284832948330483314833248333483344833548336

48337483384833948340

4834148342483434834448345483464834748348


Pt(PPb)

3839211822251930

00

1314111912

47182631

7752625576339555

Pd(PPb)

46714444435261

12117264345244935

142569360

19012315011419372

296132

Logged By:

Au(PPb)

91176668

100122432

31182212

109777458

101sol

14259

Cu(ppm)

103162115112109124205328

8610997

102148255119

965367693478

39102550236019503200884

39501830

S. Halladay

Nl(ppm)

156193163175180204208302162177199195206231200

540278422325

162011101080847

1350419

1690805

3E(PPb)

931217268718388

16117275861397149

22092

141103

376252286227370135533246

Pd:Pt

1.21.82.12.42.02.13.24.0

3.33.22.22.62.9

3.03.13.61.9

2.52.42.42.12.52.23.12.4

Cu:Ni

0.70.80.60.60.60.61.01.10.50.60.50.50.71.10.6

1.81.31.81.5

2.42.32.22.32.42.12.32.3

14-09-00 Page 2 of 4 Log JR99-15


From

68.50

86.00

98.85

To

86.00

98.85

101.80

ttcore

100

100

100

'KM

45

50

60

•*F

55

50

40

Rock Type

Gabbroaltered

Gabbro

Gabbroaltered

Hole No.: JR99-15Bearing: 300Dip: -50Casing: 1.0mDepth: 107mElevation: 27.9m relative to BIO+OO/LO+OO

Description

mg; greenish grey with pervasive chloriticft sericitic attn of pyroxene; finely diss. sulphidelocal carb/chlorite FF at CA 60

80.1m: 4cm re-healed fault; vfg cherty-carb fill100A qtz-carb ct at CA 60

82m: 10cm blocky core; 5ft qtz-carb

85. 9-86. Om: possible shear zone2 black chtoritic/carb FF CA 50 with pervasivehematite staining

mg; greenish gabbro; massive; lighter in colourdownhole and finer-grained downholejnts at 3-5/m CA 60-70

86. 75-86. 77m: strong qtz-carb filled shearCA75

97.5-98.85m: 2-3".* qtz-carb and black chloriteFF at CA 70; gradational ct at 98.85m

vfg-fg; medium green; massive; altnsericitic and chloritic; 3^ Q-C FF with ct CA 60sharp curvy ct with seds at CA 60


Boxes: 24

•fcVS(max)

OO^*:1•el5.0O

^.5tr

0.0

0.0

Sample

495051525354555657

From

68.5070.0071.0072.5074.0074.6075.4076.2077.00

To

70.0071.0072.5074.0074.6075.4076.2077.0078.50


Interval

1.501.001.501.500.600.800.800.801.50

Tag No.

483494835048351483524835348354483554835648357


R(PPb)

527778

12646

175141124100

Pd(PPb)

133224261668283775645626474

Logged By:

Au(PPb)

588997

16343

172i 182

12970

Cu(ppm)

187024902620320012303990413029901520

S. Halladay

Ni(ppm)

770100011401470579

180017601390749

3Eippb)

243390436957372

1122968879644

Pd:Pt

2.62.93.35.36.24.44.65.04.7

Cu:NI

2.42.52.32.22.12.22.32.22.0

14-09-00 Page 3 of 4 Log JR99-15


From

101.80

102.80

104.30

106.50

To

102.80

104.30

106.50

107.00

EOH

•fccore

90

100

95

100

•KM

65

60

•StF

35

40

Rock Type

Sediment

Gabbroaltered

Gabbrobreccia

Sediment


Description

vfg sediment breccia - 70*, brecciatedmixed with vfg altered greenish gabbro

102.3-102.6m: blocky core; likely Fault with ctCA 60-70minor sheared gouge with wash-outlower ct at CA 50

vfg-fg; light green gabbro; as previous

vfg; light green; altered brecciaup to 20*K Q-C tension FF at CA 40-60Q-C surrounds brecciated gabbro fragments

vfg; black-grey argillite; 5*96 Q-C FF w py


Boxes: 24

•JiVS(max)

tr

tr

tr

tr

Sample From To


Interval Tag No.


Pt(PRb)

Pd(ppb)

Logged By:

Au(PPb)

Cu(ppm)

S. Halladay

Ni(ppm)

-— —

3E(PPb)

Pd:Pt Cu:Ni

———

14-09-00 Page 4 of 4 Log JR99-15

Property: JanesLocation: Janes Twp.Started: Nov. 1/99 - SamCompleted: Nov. 1/99 - 2pmCore Size: NQContractor: NDS Drilling - TimminsUnits: metres

From

0.00

3.00

14.30

15.30

16.85

To

3.00

14.30

15.30

16.65

18.20

•fccore

100

50

85

100

ftM

40

55

55

75

•*F

60

45

45

25

Rock Type

Overburden

Gabbro

Fault

Gabbro

GabbroalteredFault?


Description

casing

mg; light grey; massiveSO-60% speckled fspar grainsjnts 2-3/m CA 35; local chloritic gouge

5. 9-6. 3m: vfg dark black to grey altered gabbrosharp contacts at CA 85 and 25strong hematite stains in jnts at CA 5possible dyke?

sheared gabbro; hemtitlc stain; d CA 60strong brecciation/altn along edge of fault

gabbro shards mm-cm size with matrix of SO1!*!black cherty and SO1)* vuggy carb materialvery sharp upper ct at CA 50

14. 5-1 5.3m: 80cm of lost washed out core

as above from 6.2-1 4.2m

sharp ct of altered fg dark gabbro at CA 25/5

17.3-17.7m: sheared 4 brecciated Q-C andhematite FF fault at CA 5-10

Grid North: -1+64Grid East: 0+69.5

Boxes: 10

*VS(max)

0.0

0.0

0.0

0.0

Sample From To


Interval Tag No.


R(ppb)

Pd(PPb)

Logged By:

Au

WCu

(ppm)

S. Halladay

Ni(ppm)

3E(PPb)

Pd:Pt Cu:Ni

14-09-00 Page 1 of 2 Log JR99-16

Property: JanesLocation: Janes Twp.Started: Nov. 1/99 - SamCompleted: Nov. 1/99 - 2pmCore Size: NQContractor: NDS DrillingUnits: metres

From

18.20

24.50

31.77

37.50

To

24.50

31.77

37.50

43.00

EOH

•fccore

100

100

100

100

Timmins

ttM

40

75

40

40

"JiF

60

25

60

60

Rock Type

Gabbro

Gabbromelagabbrohypersthene

Gabbrohypersthene

Gabbro


Description

mg; light green-grey; 60"* fspar speckles

18. 2-22. 8m: very fine-grained diss po.cpy

22.8-24. 5m: vfg diss. po.cpy

40*96 medium-grey gabbro intermixed withIS1*! dark green-black and vfg altered gabbro;darker gabbro very soft - serpentinized? tovfg rock with 3-546 vfg diss. sulphide

curvy and irregular but sharp ct in all units

mg; 5096 speckled fspar and altered pyroxenechlorite FF and jnt at CA 25-80very fg diss. sulphide; minor bleb up to 2mm dlam

mg; light green gabbro; massive; trace sulphidealong 1 m of upper contact

Grid North: -1+64Grid East: 0+69.5

Boxes: 10

•KVS(max)

^

tr3.03.03.02.02-33-52.0

3.03.0tr3-5tr

5.05.0

•:0.5trtrtr

Sample

12345

6789

10111213

14151617181920

21222324

From

18.2019.2020.0021.5023.00

24.5025.6026.6027.6028.2028.7029.5030.25

31.7732.2733.0034.5035.4535.8536.50

37.5039.0040.5042.00

To

19.2020.0021.5023.0024.50

25.6026.6027.6028.2028.7029.5030.2531.77

32.2733.0034.5035.4535.8536.5037.50

39.0040.5042.0043.00


Interval

1.000.801.501.501.50

1.101.001.000.600.500.800.751.52

0.500.731.500.950.400.651.00

1.501.501.501.00

Tag No,

4635848359483604836148362

4836348364483654836648367483684836948370

48371483724837348374483754837648377

48378483794838048381


Pt(PPb)

17

112415

67556592

10889

131122

19918254

23919

474450

30211816

Pd(PPb)

5529265548

11498

137160205241437519

1176982224

162371

37843268

51291620

Logged By:

AuW

6r 1

62441

1675

105133104130183

18

16215428

1217

243210

11545

Cu(ppm)

17497

22211701390

_ 904338042706640603060307540

475

7260584060103240

23251305510

1191118679

S. Halladay

Ni(ppm)

173146180536553

8411310149021302450232029601640

3730262026801730

17326002950

188144131132

3E(PPb)

783043

103104

197228307385417460751659

15371316306

218397

45013928

92553841

Pd:Pt

3.2

2.42.33.2

1.71.82.11.71.92.73.34.3

5.95.44.17.63.78.07.3

1.71.40.91.3

Cu:NI

1.00.71.22.22.5

1.12.62.93.12.52.82.50.3

1.92.22.21.91.32.01.9

0.60.80.70.6

14-09-00 Page 2 of 2 Log JR99-16

Property: JanesLocation: Janes Twp.Started: Nov. 1/99 - 4pmCompleted: Nov. 2/99 - 6pmCore Size: NQContractor: NDS Drilling - TimminsUnits: metres

From

0.00

1.00

8.60

9.70

14.65

30.00

To

1.00

8.60

9.70

14.65

30.00

39.25

'fccore

100

100

100

100

100

V,M

45

85

35

55

45

•fcF

55

15

65

45

55

Rock Type

Overburden

Gabbrohypersthene

Dyke

Gabbroaltered

Gabbrohypersthene

Gabbrohypersthene


Description

casing

fg-mg; S1* hypersthene

1-1 ,7m: blocky Fe-stained jnts

8.6m: sharp ct CA 85

vfg; massive mafic dyke; sharp ct CA 85

fg-mg; light green-grey; IS-20% altn fspar

12.6-1 4.65m: weakly altered gabbro

1 4. 1 m: several eg po, cpy blebs to 5cm diamin vari-textured patch

mg; dark grey; l -2Vi epidote on jntsS-8% hypersthene; finely diss. sulphide

18-30m: weak patchy vari-textured gabbrogradational ct

mg; light grey; vfg sulphides; S-5% hypersthenerareQ-Cjnt FFatCA20

Grid North: -0+31Grid East: 0+99_ nBoxes: 31

ttVS(max!

tr

0.0

0.0

tr

tr

Sample From To


Interval Tag No.


Pt(PPb)

Pd(PPb)

Logged By:

Au(PPb)

Cu(ppm)

S. Halladay

Ni(PPm)

3E(PPb)

Pd:R Cu:NI

———

14-09-00 Pagel of 4 Log JR99-17

Property: JanesLocation: Janes Twp.Started: Nov. 1/99 - 4pmCompleted: Nov. 2/99 - 6pmCore Size: NQContractor: NDS Drillino - Timmins

nits: metresFrom

39.25

44.20

56.30

64.00

68.00

77.00

To

44.20

56.30

64.00

68.00

77.00

84.10

•Stcore

100

100

100

100

100

100

"KM

50

60

4b

55

4b

4b

*F

60

40

55

45

55

55

Rock Type

Gabbrohypersthene

Gabbrohypersthene

Gabbro

Gabbro

Gabbro

Gabbro


Description

mg; mixed unit of hypersthene-gabbro andlighter grey gabbro; gradational ct

fg-mg; S '% hypersthene; dark grey; massivevfg diss. sulphide•"1 "St epidote FF at CA 25gradational ct at CA 56.3

mg; light grey speckled with 55*56 fspar<1% hypersthene; <1% epidote FF

mg; grey; as above from 56.3-64m

mg; light grey; massive; speckled w fspar25"Xi medium-dark grey sectionsrare Q-C stringers

mg; light grey; massive; 3*6, epidote FF CA 60changes to lighter grey gabbro 80.3m

79.25-79.38m: 2 black chlorite filled shearswith CA 45-50 and 1 mm gouge80.58m: sulphides in filled shear?83.45-84. 1m: 1* finely diss. sulphide

|Grid North: -0+31Grid East: 0+99

lBoxes: 31

•fcVS^max;

tr

•eO.5•:0.5•cO.S•eO.5•sO.5•eO.5cO.S^.btr

tr

tr

tr

•:0.5^1.0

Sample

1

23456789

10

111213

From

43.90

44.2045.5047.0048.5050.0051.5053.0054.5056.30

81.2082.4583.45

To

44.20

45.5047.0048.5050.0051.5053.0054.5056.3057.80

82.4583.4584.10


Interval

0.30

1.301.501.501.501.501.501.501.801.50

1.251.000.65

Tag No.

48382

483834838448385463864838748388483894839048391

483924839348394


RIPPty

34

353356454840394519

202658

Pdwb;48

56619890

1178175

11970

5860

153

Logged By:

AutPPty

7

1113181317108

11r s

282197

Cu(ppm)

95

86160152137232138120173143

892553

3240

S. Halladay

Ni(ppm)

172

194232203205242188184208216

531367

1480

3EIPI*J

89

10210717214818213112217597

106107308

Pd:Pt

1.4

1.61.81.82.02.42.01.92.63.7

2.92.32.6

Cu:Ni

0.6

0.40.70.70.71.00.70.70.80.7

1.71.52.2

14-09-00 Page 2 of 4 Log JR99-17

Property: JanesLocation: Janes Twp.Started: Nov. 1/99 - 4pmCompleted: Nov. 2/99 - 6pmCore Size: NQContractor: NDS DrillingUnits: metres

From

84.10

88.50

95.30

To

88.50

95.30

107.00

*ftcore

100

100

100

- Timmins

•KM

60

50

50

"ftp

40

50

50

Rock Type

Gabbrohypersthene

Gabbrohypersthene

Gabbro

Hole No.: JR99-17Bearing: 300Dip: -60Casing: 1.0mDepth: 130mElevation: 30.90m relative to BlO+OO/LO+00

Description

fg-mg; dark green to grey; massivealtered hypersthene-gabbro with sericitic fichloritic artndlss. sulphide for 1st metre is -SVt then S-10%in finer-grained gabbro

1-2* chlorite-coated jnts 8. FF CA 35 S. 8588.5m: gradational colour change to lightmed-grey green gabbro

mg; grey; massive; S-5% hypersthene2*carbFFatCA30to80higher sulphides in darker, finer-grained gabbro

88 5-89.6m: mainly 1-2* finely diss. sulphide

88.83-88.92m: 15"* diss. sulphide replacingvari-textured type gabbro

90-90. 1m: shearing CA 25-75 and Fault CA 70reheated with vfg carb/chlorite - micro-breccia90.55-92m: 1-5"it vfg diss. cpy.po92-95. 3m: T-3% vfg diss. po, cpy

mg; green-grey; massive; 5Vi wispy epidoteFF and jnt coatings CA 20-70

JGrid North: -0+31Grid East: 0+99

Boxes: 31

L?WS^(max)

5.05-105-105-105-10

•cO.515.0*1tr

1.03-51-31-31-3trtr

tr

Sample

1415161718

1920212223242526272829

From

84.1084.6085.1086.0087.50

88.5088.8089.0089.6090.5591.0092.0093.0094.0095.3096.80

r TO

84.6085.1086.0087.5088.50

88.8089.0089.6090.5591.0092.0093.0094.0095.3096.8098.10


Interval

0.500.500.901.501.00

0.300.200.600.950.451.001.001.001.301.501.30

Tag No.

4839548396483974839848399

4840048401484024840348404484054840648407484084840948410


R(PPb)

7973708253

0445

48245068

137938833

0

Pd(ppb)

173181202205164

5665612172

237262478407445

9712

Logged Bv:

.Au(PPb)

129113122127104

23812

74345990

18612010220

6

Cu(ppm)

39903720362038302960

67065002060860

18402860433033302260

54799

S. Halladay

Ni(ppm)

18701750174017701400

39783405520

43711101320194015801070329147

3E(PPb)

381367394414321

791913243130346420801620635150

18

, Pd:Pt

2.2r 2.5

2.92.53.1

1.52.53.04.73.93.54.45.12.9

Cu:Ni

2.12.12.12.22.1

1.70.80.42.01.72.22.22.12.11.70.7

—— - .

14-09-00 Page 3 of 4 LogJR99-17

Property: JanesLocation: Janes Twp.Started: Nov. 1/99 - 4pmCompleted: Nov. 2/99 - 6pmCore Size: NQContractor: NDS DrillingUnits: metres

From

107.00

112.70

125.50

127.55

127.60

To

112.70

125.50

127.55

127.60

130.00

EOH

"tocore

100

100

80

60

100

- Timmins

•KM

55

60

45

•fcF

45

40

55

Rock Type

Gabbro

Gabbroaltered

Gabbrobreccia

Fault

Sediment


Description

fg; medium-grey green; speckled fspar5tt epidote FF; gradational ct

vfg; green-grey; altered; lO'id wispy epidote FF201*, vfg speckled fspar

123.5-1 23.6m: dark grey; vfg greywacke sedsharp ct at CA 65; no sulphide; block?

123.6-1 24.4m: altered cherty vfg brownishto green altered gabbro

124.4-1 25.5m: W carb-filled tension gash

sheared S- brecciated fg altered gabbro20*36 vuggy carb fills; qtz-filled tension gashes

sheared gabbro to black chlorite CA 70pasty gouge

vfg; dark greywacke; ISK Q-C FF CA 20-65micro-brecciated with pyrite stringers


Boxes: 31

1WS(max)

0.0

tr

0.0

tr

Sample From To


Interval Tag No.


R(ppb)

Pd(PPb)

Logged By:

Au(PPb)

Cu(ppm)

S. Halladay

Ni(ppm)

3E(PPb)

Pd.Pt Cu:NI

14-09-00 Page 4 of 4 Log JR99-17

Property: JanesLocation: Janes Twp.Started: Oct. 29/99 - 7pmCompleted: Oct. 30/99 - 4pmCore Size: NQContractor NDS Drilling - TimminsUnits: metres

From

0.00

2.00

6.00

15.80

16.80

24.50

24.88

29.60

To

2.00

6.00

15.80

16.60

24.50

24.88

29.60

49.50

"fccore

100

100

40

100

65

100

100

•*M

40

40

40

40

55

*F

60

60

60

60

45

Rock Type

Overburden

Gabbro

Gabbro

Fault

Gabbro

Fault

Gabbro

Gabbro


Description

casing

mg; light grey; massive; 6014 speckled fsparblocky jnts 2-5/mCA 35carb-Fe stained jnts

as above; massive; jnts 2-3/m CA 30Fe-stainlng

blocky, Fe-stained on fractures CA 15loss of water reportedlost 0.7m core

as in 6-15. 8m; no Fe-staining

strongly sheared fi re-healed with Q-Cshear at CA 60-70; black vfg breccia

mg; light grey as 16.8-24.5

ffl-mg; grey; massive


Boxes: 15

"JWS(ma4

0.0

0.0

0.0

0.0

0.0

0.0

0.0trtrtrtrtrtr

Sample

1234567

From

36.5038.0039.5041.0042.5044.0045.50

To

38.0039.5041.0042.5044.0045.5047.00


Interval

1.501.501.501.501.501.501.50

Tag No.

48411484124841348414484154841648417

Result:Result:Result.Result:Result:

Pt(ppb)

00000

140

Pd(PPb)

16131298

139

Logged By:

Au(PPb)

324

1575

i 3

Cu(ppm)

96105103102116109102

S. Halladay

Ni(ppm)

128140152132129145137

3E(PPb)

19151624153212

Pd:Pt

0.9

Cu:NI

0.80.80.70.80.90.8

j 0.7

14-09-00 Pagel of 2 LogJR99-18

Property: JanesLocation: Janes Twp.Started: Oct. 29/99 - 7pmCompleted: Oct. 30/99 - 4pmCore Size: NQContractor: NDS Drilling - TimminsUnits: metres

From

49.50

50.20

54.50

57.40

59.50

To

50.20

54.50

57.40

59.50

62.00

EOH

ftcore

100

100

100

85

100

•KM

55

55

60

60

•KF

45

45

40

40

Rock Type

Gabbro

Gabbro

Gabbro

Gabbroshear

Sediment

HoleNo.: JR99-18Bearing: 300Dip: -50Casing: 2.0mDepth: 62mElevation: 23.91m relative to BLO+OO/LO+00

Description

mg; light grey; massive; fine-grained fspar spots

46.7m: 1 .5cm shear at CA 45

49.4-50.2m: blocky carb FF CA 0-5

fg-mg; grey; massive; decrease in fspar specksdownhole and decrease In size

fg; light green-grey; massive; vfg fspr1* Q-C FF and jnt coatings CA 30

vfg; brecciated A sheared dark green-grey25'* Q-C as matrix to brecciated gabbrosharp broken ct at 59.5m CA 60?

vfg; grewacke; ID-15% Q-C and hematitestained FF and jnts CA 60


Boxes: 15

•stvs(max)

0.0

0.0

0.0

0.0

0.0

Sample From To


Interval Tag No.


R(ppb)

Pd(PPb)

Logged By:

Au(PP^

Cu(PPI")

S. Halladay

Ni(ppm)

3E(PPb)

Pd:Pt Cu:Ni

14-09-00 Page 2 of 2 Log JR99-18

Property: JanesLocation: Janes Twp.Started: Nov. 2/99 - 7:00pmCompleted: Nov. 4/99 - 2:00amCore Size: NOContractor: NDS Drilling - TimminsUnits: metres

From

0.00

0.50

9.15

16.90

23.60

To

0.50

9.15

16.90

23.60

25.70

"fccore

80

100

100

100

V,M

60

45

60

80

"fcF

40

55

40

20

Rock Type

Overburden

Gabbrohypersthene

Gabbro

Gabbrohypersthene

Dyke(?)

Hole No.: JR99-19Bearing: 300Dip: -70Casing: 1.0mDepth: 153mElevation: 1 30.90m relative to BLO+OO/LO+00

Description

casing

fg-mg; grey; 2 tk hypersthene; specks of sulph

0.5-2. 2m: blocky core with ^QWi recoveryFe-stained; jnts at CA 30

mg; light grey; speckled; 20ft fg grey gabbro

three 10-20cm micro-brecciated/faulted areas;CA 80 with angular gabbro fragments in vfgsiliceous, carb-sericite matrix12.27-12.35m15.65-15.85m16.3-16.5m

fg; grey gabbro; S-5% hypersthene

23.6m: sharp ct at CA 70

vfg; dark grey; non-magnetic; mafic dyke?possibly vfg altered gabbro with sharp upperct at CA 70; 4096 fg light grey massive gabbro


lBoxes: 38

•fcVS(max)

tr

tr

•:0.5^.5"0.5•:0.5•eO.5^.5

0.0

Sample

1

234567

8

From

15.50

16.9018.5020.1021.7022.1022.80

23.60

To

16.90

18.5020.1021.7022.1022.8023.60

25.70

Test Type: acidDepth:Depth:Depth:Depth:Depth:

Interval

1.40

1.601.601.600.400.700.80

2.10

150m

Tag No.

48418

484194842048421484224842348424

48425


R(ppb)

15

193027321831

26

-70

Pd(PPb)

13

162431333037

26

Logged By:

Au(PPb)

10

151821222726

6

Cu(ppm)

167

276377466599463578

120

S. Halladay

Ni(ppm)

212

261292327396320389

157

3E(PPb)

38

507279877594

58

Pd:R

0.9

0.80.81.11.01.71.2

1.0

Cu:NI

0.8

1.11.31.41.51.41.5

0.8

14-09-00 Page 1 of 6 Log JR99-19

Property: JanesLocation: Janes Twp.Started: Nov. 2/99 - 7:00pmCompleted: Nov. 4/99 - 2:00amCore Size: NQContractor: NDS Drilling - TimminsUnits: metres

From

25.70

39.50

44.10

To

39.50

44.10

56.30

"fccore

100

100

100

•KM

55

35

35

•KF

45

65

65

Rock Type

Gabbrohypersthene

Gabbro

Gabbropegmatitic

Hole No.: JR99-19Bearing: 300Dip: -70Casing: 1.0mDepth: 153mElevation: * 30.90m relative to BLO+OO/LO+00

Description

mg-cg; grey; massive; S-10% hypersthene5-* vari-textured; ^K epidote FF

mg; light grey; speckled; weak epidote altnchlorite-coated FF/jntsgradational ct over 2-5cm

cg-peg; vert irregular texturespatchy orange fspar (K-spar?) clots and 20cmbands; patchy epidote altnvfg diss. po.cpy; few blebs

53-56. 3m: gradual decrease in eg peg sectionswith fg-mg green grey gabbro

Grid North: -0+31Grid East: 1+24_ i:::Boxes: 38

ftVS(max)

trtr

*0.5^.51.01.00.5^<1

<0.5^.5

tr

<0.5

Sample

910111213141516171819

20

From

25.7027.2028.7030.2031.2032.2033.2034.2035.0036.5036.00

39.50

To

27.2028.7030.2031.2032.2033.2034.2035.0036.5038.0039.50

41.00


Interval

.50

.50

.50

.00

.001.001.000.801.501.501.50

1.50

Tag No.

4842648427464284842948430464314843248433484344843548436

48437


R(PPb)

2811151327

01114151520

20

Pd(ppb)

1510

62243131720161921

20

Logged Bv:

Au(ppb)

85

1721735

71023

878

8

Cu(ppm)

182170186418986261313371249228204

215

S. Halladay

Ni(ppm)

185178204266466224225247213223200

190

3E(PPb)

5126

19552

105203857394149

48

Pd:Pt

0.50.90.51.71.6

1.51.41.11.31.1

1.0

Cu:NI

txo1.00.91.62.11.21.41.51.21.01.0

1.1

14-09-00 Page 2 of 6 Log JR99-19


From

56.30

87.70

93.40

To

87.70

93.40

104.75

ftcore

100

98

100

•fcM

35

45

40

ftp

65

55

60

Rock Type

Gabbro

Gabbro-Sed Breccia

Fault(box 23)

Gabbro


Description

fg-mg; light grey; speckled; ZWi orange K-sparstringers at 20-45 CA down to 59.3m

78-81 .6m: hematite stain; patchy altn80.8-81 ,8m: eg gabbro w Kspar81 .8-87. 7m: gets darker grey and finer-grainedseveral Q-C stringers CA 0-1086.8m: first 5cm vfg sediment?87.7m: sharp irregular ct at CA 40

75'fc vfg siliceous S altered "cooked" gabbroand/or wacke sed as matrix to 2596 roundedand ground fragments of vfg argillite and graniticcherty pink frags up to 5cm;also eg gabbroic frags and vfg grewacke frags

ct are diffuse; vfg diss. sulphide

92.8-93.4m: FAULT - strong shear withchloritic altn; gouge at CA 5-10last 10cm has fault shards -Mem size

mg; grey; massive; speckled 60"* fsparchloritic coated jnts CA 5-60


Boxes: 38

•KVS(max)

trtr

trtrtrtr

0.00.00.00.00.00.00.00.0

Sample

2122

23242526

2728293031323334

From

85.1086.80

67.8089.1090.5092.00

93.4095.0096.5098.0099.50

101.00102.50104.00

To

86.8087.70

89.1090.5092.0093.40

95.0096.5098.0099.50

101.00102.50104.00104.75


Interval

1.700.90

1.301.401.501.40

1.60.50.50.50.50.50.50

0.75

Tag No.

4843848439

48440484414644248443

4844448445484464844748448484494845048451


R(PPb)

190

0000

000

150000

PdW

2911

3020

37372456263131 6

Logged By:

Au(PPb)

58

4000

22132270

Cu(ppm)

133197

94834753

79108

648695

1159292

S. Halladay

Ni(ppm)

164154

1006179

111

147159158178186171181 173

3E(PPb)

5319

7020

393925742833 38

0

Pd:Pt

1.5

3.7

Cu:Ni

0.81.3

0.91.40.60.5

0.50.70.40.50.50.70.50.5

14-09-00 Page 3 of 6 Log JR99-19


From

104.75

115.25

To

115.25

132.10

•Kcore

100

100

'KM

40

35

•KF

60

60

Rock Type

Gabbro-Sed Breccia

Fault Zone

Gabbrohypersthene


Description

20* vfg; dark grey-black argillite frags0.2-1 .9m: ^ 'Xi d lss. po.py.cpy80"* gabbro breccia with subrounded to roundfrags in mg-cg siliceous granitic white-pinkfelsic matrix; eg angular to clotty po.cpy blebsfg diss. po.cpy up to 10^ - mostly <2%

105.05-105.27m: 3cm sheared lower ct CA 65black fault gouge

105.27-109.5m: gabbro breccia109.5-1 1 1 .6m: gabbro breccia w altered felsicmatrix material1 1 1 .6-1 1 2.5m: sheared blocky/broken corenumerous flat (CA ^) chlorite-rich shears/jnts^Vi vfg sediment frags; ^ -3% d iss. cpy.po

11 2.5-1 14.25m: sediment with -:H6 sulphide114.25-114.95m: gabbro breccia; S-10%fg-cg bleb po.cpy in dark matrixupper contact at CA 35; lower ct gradational114.95-115.25m: weakly brecciated gabbro5"* cpy.po

mg; light grey; 31* hypersthene;

130m: 12mm Q-C breccia at CA 2520cm Kspar stained margins


Boxes: 38

•fcVS(max!

tr2.0*1^3-55.02-35-81-3trtr

5-10

tr

Sample

353637383940414243444546

4748

495051

From

104.75105.25105,70106.20108.55109.25109.60110.90111.55112.05113.50114.25

115.25116.00

129.35129.85130.60

To

105.25105.70106.20108.55109.25109.60110.90111.55112.05113.50114.25115.25

116.00116.65

129.85130.60

132.1


Interval

0.500.450.502.350.700.351.300.650.501.450.751.00

0.750.65

0.500.751.50

Tag No.

484524845348454484554845648457484584845948460484614846248463

4846448465

484664846748468


R(PPb)

0621524337399

2631800

151

130

000

Pd(PPb)

583561059396

153204679

74167

415

5427

201511

Logged By:

AuW

4218

305049

113142288

29107

229

116

85 3

Cu(ppm)

663100713803

2000399031309780

861452265

8140

331147

132188158

S. Halladay

Ni(ppm)

172649340502864

155011602970

576170196

1710

191158

148185150

3E(PPb)

62636150167178339445

12301212614

795

7833

282014

Pd:R

5.77.03.92.92.12.12.64.1

2.7

4.2

Cu:Ni

0.44.82.11.62.32.62.73.31.52.71.44.8

1.70.9

0.91.01.1

14-09-00 Page 4 of 6 Log JR99-19

Property: JanesLocation: Janes Twp.Started: Nov. 2/99 - 7:00pmCompleted: Nov. 4/99 - 2: 00amCore Size: NQContractor: NDS Drilling - TimminsUnits: metres

From

132.10

132.65

132.95

133.45

144.00

149.70

To

132.65

132.95

133.45

144.00

149.70

150.40

ftcore

95

100

100

100

100

100

KM

40

40

40

"fcF

60

60

60

Rock Type

Gabbro-Sed Breccia

Msv Sulphide

(box 32)

Gabbro-Sed Breccia

Gabbro

Gabbroaltered

Gabbroaltered


Description

as above; breccia w 3516 gabbro frags: 65y,sed frags; 2-3* bleb po.cpy * diss.

132.65m: 1cm Q-C shear at CA 25

75"* massive cpy, py, pn/po; 25*96 ganguegabbro along lower ct; true width 15-20cmupper sharp ct at CA 35Argillite seds at upper contact and gabbro atlower contact CA 10-25sulphides are banded and look remobilized: 40'ftcpy, 25'fcpo^n,10t)6py

as above breccia (132.1m)132.1-132.65m: S-10% vfg diss. cpy

fg-mg; green-grey gabbro; dO'K white fspar

134.8-134.93m: Kspar altn surrounding 1.5cmQ-C stringers CA 45; 1* cpy

fg; grey gabbro; pervasive sericitic-hematiticaltn; 2% Q-C veins

as above; 5-1 5mm blocky Q-C gabbro brecciairregular contacts CA 0-10locally vuggy; 20A vfg pyrite


Boxes: 38

•sws(maxl

2-3

75.0

5-10^

•:0.5trtr

0.0

2.0

Sample

52

53

5455

565758

From

132.10

132.65

132.95133.15

133.45134.85136.35

To

132.65

132.95

133.15133.45

134.85136.35137.60


Interval

0.55

0.30

0.200.30

1.401.501.25

Tag No.

48469

48470

4847148472

484734847448475


R(PPb)

78

360

200

0160

Pd(PPb)

215

706

20826

132325

Logged By:

Au(ppb)

51

74

5954

51122

Cu(ppm)

2950

110840

113401930

236266525

S. Halladay

Nl(ppnt

1170

6020

1090386

141166299

3E(PPb)

344

1140

28780

185047

Pd:Pt

2.8

2.0

10.4

1.4

Cu:Ni

2.5

18.4

10.45.0

1.71.61.8

14-09-00 Page 5 of 6 Log JR99-19

Property: JanesLocation: Janes Twp.Started: Nov. 2/99 - 7:00pmCompleted: Nov. 4/99 - 2:00amCore Size: NQContractor NDS Drilling - TimminsUnits: metres

From

150.40

151.75

152.90

To

151.75

152.90

ri53.30

EOH

%core

100

85

100

*M KF Rock Type

Quartzitebreccia

Faul Zone

Sediment


Description

strongly altered siliceous brecciaApprox. 90"* quartzite and Stt gabbro fragsintense micro-fracturing filled w Q-C

strongly brecciated; 15ft Q-C fill; milledfault ct at CA 30; fg mafic frags as 1-2mmshards at all angles to CAareas of 5-1 Ocm in situ brecciation

vfg; dark grey to black argillite


Boxes: 38

•JiVS(max)

tr

tr

tr

Sample From To


Interval Tag No.


PtW

Pd(PPb)

Logged By:

Au(PPb?

Cu(ppm)

S. Halladay

Ni(Ppm)

3E(ppb)

Pd:Pt Cu:Ni

14-09-00 Page 6 of 6 Log JR99-19

APPENDIX II

Plan Maps: Exploration Grid and Drill Hole Locations

Cross Sections for Diamond Drill Holes

note: values in brackets beside Trenches indicate projections: "+"1 - out of page (southward)

"-" - into page (northward)

3+60 N

2+40 N

1+20 N

L 0+00

1+20 S

2+40 S


4 GoKJwright Explorations Inc.• 3+60 S



S old trench/pit ^ (depth(mVdjp)) current trenching Q———'————| drill hote(projected to surface)

ft stripping-4+80 S

f oCD

8CM

Drafted By: JB Exploration t, Development Inc.

50m •3+60N

-2+40N

•1+20N

.L 0+00

-1+20S

-2+40 S


4 Goldwright Explorations Inc.



old trench/pit hote(deptt,(mvdip)CUITent trenching Q———-————| drill hoM projected to surface) ft stripping

-3+60 S

-4+80 S

Drafted By: JB Exploration S. Development Inc.


and Goldwright Explorations Inc.Janes Pd-Pt-Au-Cu-Ni Property

Cross Section: LO+00 - northeast viewDDH: JR99-01.11.14

Claim: S-1220221Janes Township, Sudbury Mining Division

Drawn By: JB Exploration A Development Inc. | 15/02/2000 | Rev::1

Drill Hole North East Elevation* Az Dip LengthJR99-01 0+00 0+29 10.38m 300 -46 68mJR99-11 0+00 0+31 10.45m 300 -70 60mJR99-14 0+00 0+66 23.00m 300 -70 101m

•relative to UWXVBLO+OO

Pd-Au-PtfaDbVCu-NiCK)l interval (metres)

— *30m

LO+00

LEGEND

l 3] Sudbury Swarm: olivine-magnetite bearing

l 2 J Nipissing Diabase (gabbro): generally *1 % total sulphide2 unsubdivided2a fine-to medium-grained2b medium-to coarse-grained2c coarse-grained to pegmatitic2d vari-textured2e hypersthene-bearing2f mineralized, *1* total sulphide-disseminated/bleb2g mineralized. ^0* total sulphide2h mineralized, ^"* total sulphide - semi-massive to massive2i magnetite (oxide) bearing2j altered (sericite, chlorite)2k speckled2L very fine-grained to fine-grained 2ch chilled

l 1 l Huronian Sedimentary Rocks: Gowganda Formation

bxa breccia

mineralized zone

2282-195-333/1 01 A 27

1633-234-286/0

528-128-117/D.35-0.16 30.00

includes: 1183-180=119/0.40-013 9.7S

•252-3570.69-0.30

includes: 3703346-545/D.95-0.37 1.87

sedimentary rocks

— Om

— -10m

— -20m

— -30m

--40m

— -50m

--60m

10mfault CA6S

o 3l

i10 100



Cross Section: L1+64S - northeast viewDDH: JR99-09, 16

___ Claim: S-1220221Janes Township, Sudbury Mining Division

Drawn By: JB Exploration S Development Inc. | 1502/2000 j Rev:1

Drill HoleJR99-09JR99-16

North-1+64-1+64

Elevation* 0+39.5 10.45m 0+69.5 10.45m

Az Dip Length300 -45 62m300 -50 43m

•relative to LQ+OO/BLO

Pd-Au-PtfpDbVCu-NifM,! interval (metres) — *30m

Road

L1+64STrench 11

5.39inck des: 369-170-103A3.63-0.

4.64

339-14&93/D.I.54-Q2V9 \^V

v fault CA 60

| Sudbury Swarm: olivine-magnetite bearing

| Nipissing Diabase (gabbro): generally *1 St total sulphide2 unsubdivided2a One- to medium-grained2b medium- to coarse-grained2c coarse-grained to pegmatitic2d vari-textured2e hypersthene-bearing2f mineralized, >1 % total sulphide - disseminated/bteb2g mineralized, >10% total sulphide2h mineralized, >^5% total sulphide - semi-massive to massive2i magnetite (oxide) bearing2J altered (sericite, chlorite)2k speckled2L very fine-grained to fine-grained 2ch chilled

l Huronian Sedimentary Rocks: Gowganda Formation

bx = breccia

i

— *20m

— *10m

— Om

— -10m

— -20m

— -30m

— -40m

— -50m

--60m

10m

CM l l



Cross Section: LO+31S - northeast viewDDH: JR99-06,15,17, 19

Claim: S-1220221Janes Township, Sudbury Mining Division

OrawflBy. JBExplonton*D8y8lopnwiHnc| 180212000 | RevTi

Drill Hote North EasJ Elevation* AZ Djp. LengthJR99-06 -0+31 0+09 2.90m 300 -45 47m

-0+31 0+74 27.90m 300 -50-0+31 0+99 30.90m 300 -60-0+31 1+24 30.90m 300 -70

JR99-15 JR99-17 JR99-19

107m 130m 153m

1715

•retaUvBtolO+00/BLO

Pd-Au-PttppbVCu-Nlftt) interval (metres)

L 0+31S

sedimentary rocks

Includes: 3631*334-4900 87-0 47 2.4

315-97-84/026-01218.50

includes: 71Q-177-15BA1.41-Q.18 1.60

254-146-81/0.31-0.21 11.85

includes: 389-443-247/0 43-0.69 0.80

174-72-60/081-010 28.20

44M18.1810 65-0 21

udes: 461-63.219ffi.6M.360.85

706-74-3fiZfl1.08-0.60 0.80

— +30TO

— *20fn

— *10in

— Om

— -10m

— -20ro

— -30m

— -40m

— -60m

— -70m

LEGEND1 Swarm: civil* agnetiti

l 2 l Nipissing Diabase (gibbro): gtnenly <1% total sulphide 2 unsubdK/ided 2e (few* to (ned)um*grBmed 2b medium- tp co*ri*-griin*d 2c cosfse^ratned to peQTiwtitic 2d vtrHsxlurad 2e nyperattiene-tmiing2f min*™liZKi^^totil sulphide -disseiTiinated/Ueb 2g mkraralized^Km total sulphide

minefBlized^351t toW sulphide -temi-massiv. to massiv*megnette (oxide) bearingaltered (sericite, chtonte)speckledvery fine-grained to fine-grained

2ch chilled

l 1 l Huronian Sedimentary Rocks: Oowganda Formationbreccia

— -90m

-100m

—-110m

10m

i

Pacific North West Capital Corp. Anglo American Platinum Corporation Ltd. __ and Goldwright Explorations Inc.

Janes Pd-Pt-Au-Cu-Ni PropertyCross Section: LO+71N - northeast view

DDH: JR99-12, 18 Claim: S-1220221

Janes Township, Sudbury Mining DivisionDrawn By: JB exploration ft Development Inc.) 15/02/2000 j Rev:

Drill HoleJR99-12JR99-16

North 0+71 0+71

East 0+13 0+53

Elevation* A28.91m 300

23.91m 300

Dip Length-45 60m-50 62m

•relative to LO+00/BLQ

Pd-Au-PtfopbVCu-NiPK.) interval (metres)

LO+71N

— *40m

gabbro

sediment

LEGEND

| 3 | Sudbury Swarm: olivine-magnetite bearing

l 2 | Nipissing Diabase (gabbro): generally -d*K total sulphide2 unsubdivided2a fine-to medium-grained2b medium-to coarse-grained2c coarse-grained to pegmatitic2d varMextured2e hypersthene-bearing2f mineralized, :*1 * total sulphide - disseminated/bleb2g mineralized, ^Ott total sulphide2h mineralized, >^6% total sulphide - semi-massive to massive21 magnetite (oxide) bearing2j altered (sericite, chlorite)2k speckled2L very fine-grained to fine-grained2ch chilled

l 1 j Huronian Sedimentary Rocks: Gowganda Formation

bx * breccia

— *30m

— *20m

*10m

— Om

— -10m

-20m

— -30m

— -40m

— -50m

J —-60m

10m

in l i i

APPENDIX III

Sample Assay Data (Pt-Pd-Au-Cu-Ni)

Assays by Accurassay Laboratories Thunder Bay, Ontario

DATA LISTINGwo#R17499R17499R17499R17499R17499R17499R17499R17499R17499R17499R17499R17499R17499R17499R17499R17499R17499R17499R17499R17499R17499R17499R17499R17499R17499R17499R17499R17499R17499R17499R17499R17499R17499R 17390R17390R17390R17390R17390R17390R17390R 17390R17390R17390R17390R17390R17390R17390R 17390R17390R17390R17390R17390

SAMP.

48218482194822048221482224822348224482254822648227482284822948230482314823248233482344823548236482374823848239482404824148242482434824448245482464824748248482494825048251482524825348254482554825648257482584825948260482614826248263482644826548266482674826848269

PTPPB3150574853444740515552644038395126792828262122241727251417191511101232541016838308970608061639010479696656

PDPPB3344454352454347141156108141831056110428158537548531021114511710833956149321736711282201777768187154152146120172208226193219166117

AUPPB61386751252824131481487913696681151626891353283164160523542119919910097991571451291017757

Cuppm

129108949010480

112141394353208340219175102646818011018713217323626512031432798

209161102728091

931200047702440147012703640274027703200722

3120345055805540691038504510

Nippm1931781621822011681691863323122432862872601812311994391842121782122532571962983061722091951831711751875149641970112064163516201220142014304311560150023502450308017301920

PGMPPB701071109711294102922202351732191311571081626325087112808013214667160159551219369462956134246481297150140395315311326278334455475401389309230

Pd/Pt

1.10.90.80.91.01.00.91.22.82.82.12.22.12.81.62.01.12.01.92.71.82.54.64.62.64.34.32.45.63.23.32.91.73.02.22.42.22.62.02.32.12.22.51.82.02.72.32.22.43.22.52.1

Cu/Ni

0.70.60.60.50.50.50.70.81.21.10.91.20.80.70.60.30.30.40.60.90.70.80.91.00.61.11.10.61.00.80.60.40.50.51.82.12.42.22.32.02.22.22.02.21.72.02.32.42.32.22.22.3

DDH

14141414141414141414141414141414141414141414141414141414141414141414141414141414141414141414141414141414

Fromm

1.002.504.005.507.008.509.5010.5012.0013.5015.0016.5018.0019.5021.0022.5023.3724.8725.7027.1028.5030.0031.5033.0034.5036.0037.2038.5039.9040.4041.9043.4044.9046.4047.7048.2048.4348.7349.0049.5050.5051.5052.5054.0054.7055.1056.4057.7559.2560.5062.0063.50

Tom

2.504.005.507.008.509.5010.5012.0013.5015.0016.5018.0019.5021.0022.5023.3724.8725.7027.1028.5030.0031.5033.0034.5036.0037.2038.5039.9040.4041.9043.4044.9046.4047.7048.2048.4348.7349.0049.5050.5051.5052.5054.0054.7055.1056.4057.7559.2560.5062.0063.5065.00

Intervalm

1.501.501.501.501.501.001.001.501.501.501.501.501.501.501.500.871.500.831.401.401.501.501.501.501.501.201.301.400.501.501.501.501.501.300.500.230.300.270.501.001.001.001.500.700.401.301.351.501.251.501.501.50

Cu+Ni(ppm)

322286256272305248281327726665451626506435283295267619294399310385489522316612633270418356285243255278144529646740356021111905526039604190463011534680495079307990999055806430

Cu+NiH*)

0.030.030.030.030.030.020.030.030.070.070.050.060.050.040.030.030.030.060.030.040.030.040.050.050.030.060.060.030.040.040.030.020.030.030.140.300.670.360.210.190.530.400.420.460.120.470.500.790.801.000.560.64

14-09-00 Phase 2 Mstr Data List

DATA LISTINGwo#

R17390R17390R17390R17390R17390R17390R17390R17390R17390R17390R17390R17390R17390R17390R17390R17390R17499R17499R17499R 17499R17499R17499R17498R 17498R17498R17498R 17498R17498R17498R17498R17498

SAMP.

48270482714827248273482744827548276482774827848279482804828148282482834828448285482864828748288482894829048291482924829348294482954829648297482984829948300

PTPPB48150121144166201183179150315232228153181722610012111312111101113111000

PDPPB109573481640732905777104299119951452142910901419262401211121110111112101311111000

AUPPB5715511421219526018118914123619318910111922755346O

57229155732

Cuppm32402870213018302230436051004910381055504290415026502860574190122105979210210214112813213291

1861667816

Nippm1400140010108579831890238021801640275021201820135015803721481481391341301391311361301341351361321016432

PGMPPB2148787169961093136611411410128225461877184613441719356732716272629282730323339272732

Pd/Pt

2.33.84.04.44.44.54.25.86.66.36.36.37.17.83.61.51.2

1.01.00.80.91.01.1

1.20.81.01.0

Cu/Ni

2.32.12.12.12.32.32.12.32.32.02.02.32.01.81.51.30.80.80.70.70.70.81.01.01.0

L 1 0

0.71.41.61.20.5

DDH

14141414141414141414141414141414141414141414141414141414141414

Fromm

65.0065.9067.1568.0068.4569.2070.7071.3072.3073.3074.3075.3076.3077.3078.2079.8581.5083.0084.5086.0087.5089.0090.5092.0093.5095.0096.2597.1098.1098.70100.20

Tom

65.9067.1568.0068.4569.2070.7071.3072.3073.3074.3075.3076.3077.3078.2079.8581.5083.0084.5086.0087.5089.0090.5092.0093.5095.0096.2597.1098.1098.70100.20101.00

Intervalm

0.901.250.85

Cu+Ni Cu+Ni(ppm) W4640 0.464270 0.433140 0.31

0.45 2687 0.270.751.500.601.001.001.001.001.001.000.901.651.651.501.501.501.501.501.501.501.501.501.250.851.000.601.500.80

3213 0.326250 0.637480 0.7570905450

0.710.55

8300 0.836410 0.6459704000444094633827024423122224123327725826626722731826714248

0.600.400.440.090.030.030.020.020.020.020.020.030.030.030.030.020.030.030.010.00


DATA LISTINGwo#R17498R17498R17498R17498R17498R17498R17498R 17498R17498R17498R17498R 17498R17498R17498R17498R17498R17498R17498R17498R17498R17498R17498R17498R17498R17498R17498R 17498R 17498R17498R17498R 17498R17498R17498R17388R17388R17388R17388R17388R17388R17388R17388R17388R17388R17388R17388R17388R17388R17388R17388R17388R17388R17388

SAMP.

48301483024830348304483054830648307483084830948310483114831248313483144831548316483174831848319483204832148322483234832448325483264832748328483294833048331483324833348334483354833648337483384833948340483414834248343483444834548346483474834848349483504835148352

PTPPB30251527240101000130025111214263453393839211822251930001314111912471826317752625576339555527778126

PDPPB232322222123232719292947408751427381587465467144444352611211726434524493514256936019012315011419372296132133224261668

AUPPB1125128225610332821713156212991176668100122432311822121097774581013014259588997163

Cuppm

16222723613316413917516320413012618917949321412514517813514510910316211511210912420532886

1099710214825511996536769347839102550236019503200884395018301870249026203200

Nippm18520720917819716418218619718017920721135324317020221717020119215619318317518020420830218217719919520623120054027842232516201110108084713504191690805770100011401470

PGMPPB64734957672839472232445542129755592113941391139312172687183881611727586139714922092141103376252286227370135533246243390436957

Pd/Pt

0.80.91.50.80.9

2.32.7

2.2

3.54.63.55.23.11.71.41.71.21.82.12.42.02.13.24.0

3.33.22.22.62.93.03.13.61.92.52.42.42.12.52.23.12.42.62.93.35.3

Cu/Ni

0.91.11.10.70.80.81.00.91.00.70.70.90.81.40.90.70.70.80.80.70.60.70.80.60.60.60.61.01.10.50.60.50.50.71.10.61.81.31.61.52.42.32.22.32.42.12.32.32.42.52.32.2

DDH

15151515151515151515151515151515151515151515151515151515151515151515151515151515151515151515151515151515

Fromm

2.003.505.006.508.009.5011.0012.5014.0015.5017.0018.5020.0021.5023.0024.5026.0027.5029.0030.5032.0033.5035.0036.5038.0039.5041.0042.5044.0045.5047.0048.5050.0051.5053.0054.5055.4056.0057.5059.0060.0061.0062.2063.7065.2066.5067.3568.0068.5070.0071.0072.50

Tom

3.505.006.508.009.5011.0012.5014.0015.5017.0018.5020.0021.5023.0024.5026.0027.5029.0030.5032.0033.5035.0036.5038.0039.5041.0042.5044.0045.5047.0048.5050.0051.5053.0054.5055.4056.0057.5059.0060.0061.0062.2063.7065.2066.5067.3568.0068.5070.0071.0072.5074.00

Intervalm

1.501.501.501.501.501.501.501.501.501.501.501.501.501.501.501.501.501.501.501.501.501.501.501.501.501.501.501.501.501.501.501.501.501.501.500.900.601.501.50 i1.001.001.201.501.501.300.850.650.501.501.001.501.50

Cu+Ni(ppm)

347434445311361303

^ 357349401310305396390846457295347395305346301259355298287289328413630268286296297354486319

15056451115803553036603440279745501303564026352640349037604670

Cu+NiW0.030.040.040.030.040.030.040.030.040.030.030.040.040.080.050.030.030.040.030.030.030.030.040.030.030.030.030.040.060.030.030.030.030.040.050.030.150.060.110.080.550.370.340.280.460.130.560.260.260.350.380.47


DATA LISTINGwo#

R17388R17388R17388R17388R17388

SAMP.

4835348354483554835648357

PTPPB46175141124100

PDPPB283775645626474

AUPPB4317218212970

Cuppm12303990413029901520

Nippm579

180017601390749

PGMPPB3721122968879644

Pd/Pt

6.24.44.65.04.7

Cu/Ni

2.12.22.32.22.0

DDH

151515^rr15

Fromm

74.0074.6075.4076.2077.00

Tom

74.6075.4076.2077.0078.50

Intervalm

0.600.800.800.801.50

Cu+Ni(ppm)

18095790589043802269

Cu+NiW0.180.580.590.440.23


DATA LISTINGwo#R17388R 17388R17388R17388R17388R17388R17388R17388R17388R17388R17388R17388R17388R17388R17388R17388R17388R17388R17388R17388R17388R17388R17388R 17388

SAMP.

483584835948360483614836248363483644836548366483674836848369483704837148372483734837448375483764837748378483794838048381

PTPPB17

1124156755659210889131122199182542391947445030211816

PDPPB5529265548114981371602052414375191176982224182371

3784326851291620

AUPPB6162441167510513310413018318162154281217

24321011545

Cuppm

17497

22211701390904

338042706640603060307540475

7260584060103240232513055101191118679

Nippm17314618053655384113101490213024502320296016403730262026801730173

26002950188144131132

PGMPPB78304310310419722830738541746075165915371318306218397

4501392892553841

Pd/Pt

3.2

2.42.33.21.71.82.11.71.92.73.34.35.95.44.17.63.78.07.31.71.40.91.3

Cu/Ni

1.00.71.22.22.51.12.62.93.12.52.62.50.31.92.22.21.91.32.01.90.60.80.70.6

DDH

161616161616161616161616161616161616161616161616

Fromm

18.2019.2020.0021.5023.0024.5025.6026.6027.6028.2028.7029.5030.2531.7732.2733.0034.5035.4535.8536.5037.5039.0040.5042.00

Tom

19.2020.0021.5023.0024.5025.6026.6027.6028.2028.7029.5030.2531.7732.2733.0034.5035.4535.8536.5037.5039.0040.5042.0043.00

Intervalm

1.000.801.501.501.501.101.001.000.600.500.800.751.520.500.731.500.950.400.651.001.501.501.501.00

Cu+Ni Cu+Ni(ppm) C*)

347 0.03243402

0.020.04

1706 0.171943 0.1917451 0.17469057608770848083501050021151099084608690497040577308460307255217211

0.470.580.880.850.841.050.211.100.850.870.500.040.770.850.030.030.020.02


DATA LISTINGWO#

R17440R17440R17440R17440R17440R 17440R17440R17440R17440R17440R17440R17440R17440R17440R17440R17440R17440R17440R17440R17440R17440R17440R 17440R17440R17440R17440R 17440R17440R17440

SAMP.

4838248383483844838548386483874838848389483904839148392483934839448395483964839748398483994840048401484024840348404484054840648407484084840948410

PTPPB3435335645484039451920265879737082530

445482450681379388330

PDPPB4856619890117817511970586015317318120220516456656121722372624784074459712

AUPPB711131813171081182821971291131221271042381274345990186120102206

Cuppm

9586

160152137232138120173143892553

324039903720362038302960670

650020608601840286043303330226054799

Nippm172194232203205242188184208216531367

148018701750174017701400397

8340552043711101320194015801070329147

PGMPPB891021071721481821311221759710610730838136739441432179191324313034642080162063515018

Pd/Pt

1.41.61.81.82.02.42.01.92.63.72.92.32.62.22.52.92.53.1

1.52.53.04.73.93.54.45.12.9

Cu/Ni

0.60.40.70.70.71.00.70.70.80.71.71.52.22.12.12.12.22.11.70.80.42.01.72.22.22.12.11.70.7

DDH

1717171717171717171717171717171717171717171717171717171717

Fromm

43.9044.2045.5047.0048.5050.0051.5053.0054.5056.3081.2082.4583.4584.1084.6085.1086.0087.5088.5088.8089.0089.6090.5591.0092.0093.0094.0095.3096.80

Tom

44.2045.5047.0048.5050.0051.5053.0054.5056.3057.8082.4583.4584.1084.6085.1086.0087.5088.5088.8089.0089.6090.5591.0092.0093.0094.0095.3096.8098.10

Intervalm

0.301.301.501.501.501.501.501.501.801.501.251.000.650.500.500.901.501.000.300.200.600.950.451.001.001.001.301.501.30

Cu+Ni(ppm)

2672803923553424743263043813591423920

4720586054705360560043601067

148407580129729504180627049103330876246

Cu+Nie*)0.030.030.040.040.030.050.030.030.040.040.140.090.470.590.550.540.560.440.111.480.760.130.300.420.630.490.330.090.02

14-09-00 6 Phase 2 Mstr Data List

DATA LISTINGwo#

R17440R17440R17440R17440R17440R17440R17440

SAMP.

48411484124841348414484154841648417

PTPPB

00000140

PDPPB16131298139

AUPPB

32415753

Cuppm

96105103102116109102

Nippm

128140152132129145137

PGMPPB19151624153212

Pd/Pt

0.9

Cu/Ni

0.80.80.70.80.90.80.7

DDH

18181818181818

Fromm

36.5038.0039.5041.0042.5044.0045.50

Tom

38.0039.5041.0042.5044.0045.5047.00

Intervalm

1.501.501.501.501.501.501.50

Cu+Ni(PPm)

224245

L 255234245254239

Cu+NiW0.020.02

t~ 0.030.020.020.030.02


DATA LISTINGwe*R17440R17440R17440R17440R17440R17440R17440R17440R17440R17440R17440R17439R17439R17439R17439R17439R17439R17439R17439R17439R17439R17439R17439R17439R17439R17439R17439R17439R17439R17439R17439R17439R17439R17439R17439R17439R17439R 17439R17439R17439R17439R17439R17439R17439R17439R17439R17439R17439R17439R17439R17439R17439

SAMP.

48418484194842048421484224842348424484254842648427484284842948430484314843248433484344843548436484374843848439484404844148442484434844448445484464844748448484494845048451484524845348454484554845648457484584845948460484614846248463484644846548466484674846848469

PTPPB151930273218312628111513270111415152020190000000015000006215243373992631800

15113000078

PDPPB1316243133303726151082243131720161921202911302037372456263131058356105939615320467974167

4155427201511215

AUPPB10151821222726685172173571023878858400022132270421830504911314228829107

22911685351

Cuppm

1672763774665994635781201821701864189862613133712492282042151331979483475379

108648895

115929266

3100713803

20003990313097808614522658140331147132188158

2950

Nippm2122612923273963203891571851782042664662242252472132232001901641541006179

111147159158178186171181173172649340502864155011602970576170196

1710191158148185150

1170

PGMPPB3850727987759458512619552105203857394149485319702039392574283338062636150167178339445123012126147957833282014344

Pd/Pt

0.90.80.81.11.01.71.21.00.50.90.51.71.6

1.51.41.11.31.11.01.5

3.7

5.77.03.92.92.12.12.64.1

2.74.2

2.8

Cu/Ni

0.81.11.31.41.51.41.50.81.01.00.91.62.11.21.41A1.21.01.01.10.81.30.91.40.60.50.50.70.40.50.50.70.50.50.44.82.11.62.32.62.73.31.52.71.44.81.70.90.91.01.12.5

DDH

19191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919191919

Fromm

15.5016.9018.5020.1021.7022.1022.8023.6025.7027.2028.7030.2031.2032.2033.2034.2035.0036.5038.0039.5085.1086.8087.7089.1090.5092.0093.4095.0096.5098.0099.50101.00102.50104.00104.75105.25105.70106.20108.55109.25109.60110.90111.55112.05113.50114.25115.25116.00129.35129.85130.60132.10

Tom

16.9018.5020.1021.7022.1022.8023.6025.7027.2028.7030.2031.2032.2033.2034.2035.0036.5038.0039.5041.0086.8087.7089.1090.5092.0093.4095.0096.5098.0099.50101.00102.50104.00104.75105.25105.70106.20108.55109.25109.60110.90111.55112.05113.50114.25115.25116.00116.65129.85130.60132.10132.65

Intervalm

1.401.601.601.600.400.700.802.101.501.501.501.001.001.001.000.801.501.501.501.501.700.901.401.401.501.401.601.501.501.501.501.501.500.750.500.450.502.350.700.351.300.650.501.450.751.000.750.650.500.751.500.55

Cu+Ni'"(ppm)

37953766979399578396727736734839068414524855386184624514044052973511941441261642262672222662812862732652383749105313052864554042901275014376224619850522305280373308

4120

Cu+NiW0.040.050.070.080.100.080.100.030.040.030.040.070.150.050.050.060.050.050.040.040.030.040.020.010.010.020.020.030.020.030.030.030.030.030.020.370.110.130.290.550.431.280.140.060.050.990.050.030.030.040.030.41

14-09-00 8 Phase 2 Mstr Data List

DATA LISTINGwo#

R17439R17439R17439R17439R17439R17439

SAMP.

484704847148472484734847448475

PTPPB3602000

160

PDPPB70620826132325

AUPPB7459545

1122

Cuppm

11084011340

1930236266525

Nippm60201090386141166299

PGMPPB114028780185047

Pd/Pt

2.010.4

1.4

Cu/Ni

18.410.4

5.01.71.61.8

DDH

1Q1 9

1919191919

Fromm

132.65132.95133.15133.45134.85136.35

To i Interval Cu+Ni Cu+Nim j m j (ppm) ("/o)

132.95 i 0.30 1116860 11.69133.15 0.20 i 12430 1.24133.451 0.30 ! 2316 0.23134.85 1.40 377 0.04136.35 1.50 432 0.04137.60J 1.25 j 824 0.08


APPENDIX IV

Miscellaneous Plots

: Depth (m) vs Total Platinum Group Metals:Depth(m) vs Copper:Depth(m) vs Nickel:Visible Sulphide vs PGM(ppb)

DDH JR99-14JR99-14: PGM Content

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20

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100

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120

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.

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PGM(ppb)

JR99-14: Cu Content

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10

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0 1000 2000 3000 4000 5000 6000 7000 8000Cu (ppm)

JR99-14 Ni Content

0 1

10

20

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0 500 1000 1500 2000 2500 3000 3500Ni(ppm)

DDHJR99-15JR99-15: PGM Content

1000 1500 2000 2500 PGM(ppb)

3500 4000

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10

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30

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50

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3500 4000 4500

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10

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60

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90

100

110

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130

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160

JR99-15: NI Content

400 600 800 1000 M (ppm)

1200 1400 1600 2000

Stratigraphic distribution of PGM (Pt+Pd+Au), Cu and Ni through diamond drill holes, Janes property, Janes Township (October 1999).

DDHJR99-16

10

20

-30- E

90

70

JR99-16: PGM Content

600 1000 1500 2000 2500 PGM(ppb)

3000 3500 4000 4600

10-

20-

30-

40

50

60

701000

JR99-16: Cu Content

2000 3000 4000 Cu (ppm)

5000 6000 7000 8000

10-

20

30-s.

40

60-

60

70

JR99-16 NI Content

500 1000 1900 2000 M (ppm)

2500 3000 3500 4000

DDH JR99-09

30

40

50-

70

JR99-09: PGM Content

500 1000 1500 2000 2500 PGM (ppb)

3000 3900 4000 4500

60

70

JR99-09: Cu Content

1000 2000 3000 4000

Cu (ppm)

5000 6000 7000

10

20

40

50

70

JR99-09: M Content

500 1000 1500 2000NI (ppm)

2500 3000 3500 4000

Stratigraphic distribution of PGM (R+Pd+Au), Cu and Ni through diamond drill holes, Janes property, Janes Township. Drill hole JR99-16 is from the October 1999 drilling program and JR99-09 is from the April 1999 program; JR99- 16 is approximately 22 m down-dip of JR9909.

DDH JR99-17JR99-17: PGM Content

0-

10

20

30

40-

50-

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JR99-17: Cu Content

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20

30

40

50

60

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90

100

110

120

130-

140-

150

160 ——— , —— , —— , — , —— , —— , — . — , —— , ———— , —— , — , — , — , — , —— , —— , —— i — , — , —— , — , —— , —— , —— , — . — , —— , —— , ———— , —— , — ,

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0 1000 2000 3000 4000 9000 6000 7000Cu (ppm)

JR99-17: NI Content

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10

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90

100

110

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190

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0 1000 2000 3000 4000 5000 6000 7000 8000 9000NI (ppm)

DDHJR99-19JR99-19: PGM Content

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10

20

30

40

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60

f ?0

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90:

100

110

120

130

140

190

160

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JR99-19: Cu Content

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20

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0 1000 2000 3000 4000 5000 6000 7000Nl(ppm)

Stratigraphic distribution of PGM (Pt+Pd+Au), Cu and Ni through diamond drill holes, Janes property, Janes Township (October 1999).

15

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3000 3500 4000 4500 5000

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15 n

high sulphide - low PGM

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low sulphide - high PGM

1000 1500 2000 2500 PGM (ppb)

3000 3500 4000 4500 5000

Ontario Ministry ofNorthern Development and Mines

Declaration of Assessment Work Performed on Mining LandMining Act, Subsection 65(2) and 66(3), R.S.0.1990

Transaction Number (office use)

k)0010.QQ 7.3ftAssessment Files Research Imaging

lsubsection 65(2) and 66(3) of the Mining Act. Under section 8 of the Mining Act,

assesment work and correspond with the mining land holder. Questions about this lorthern Development and Mines, 3rd Floor, 933 Ramsey Lake Road, Sudbury,

41I09NW2016 2.20720 JANES 900

Instructions: - For work performed on Crown Lands before recording a claim, use form 0240. - Please type or print in ink.

1. Recorded holder(s) (Attach a list if necessary) 0Client Number-3 03 Z 74

Address ' Telephone Number-70-5,- ?6 7

O*/ 0 Fax Number

Name Client Number

Address Telephone Number

Fax Number

2. Type of work performed: Check K) and report on only ONE of the following groups for this declaration.Geotechnical: prospecting, surveys, assays and work under section 18 (regs)

Physical: drilling stripping, . f trenching and associated assays ^

Rehabilitation

Work TypeL) ia-'

Dates Work From Performed

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. n To Day 1 \ Month /O \ Year J *f

Global Positioning System Data (if available) Township/Area

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Office UseCommodityTotal S Value of g*Q . -f\ Work Claimed O*l . W OUNTS Reference

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

3. Pereon or companies who prepared the technical report (Attach a list if necessary)Name f jJL~ \ j f?

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Telephone Number

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4. Certification by Recorded Holder or Agentl, /^ /P l/l/i/ j*//? ftCtf l , do hereby certify that l have personal knowledge of the facts set forth in

(Print Name)this Declaration of Assessment Work having caused the work to be performed or witnessed the same during or after its completion and, to the best of my knowledge, the annexed report is true.Signature oHRecorded Hulder orAgent

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Date s/l/o ^ 2 3/tfiGFax Number ^

O241 (03/97)

PROVINCIAL RECORDING OFFICE- SUDBURY

RECEIVED

A.M.NOV 2320001

5. Work to be recorded and distributed. Work can only be assigned to claims that are contiguous (adjoining) to the mining land where work was performed, at the time work was performed. A map showing the contiguous link must accompany this form. vgooio,Mining Claim Number. Or if work was done on other eligible mining land, show in this

column the location number indicated on the claim map.

eg

eg

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1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

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12

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15

TB 7827

1234567

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5/22023.1^ l 2 2 I S ^L

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Column Totals

Number of Claim Units. For other mining land, list hectares.

16 ha

12

2

(LIt,/Z/ZaIt,

3^

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

326,825

0

5 8 ,892

G^.LOO

Value of work applied to this claim.

N/A

124,000

S 4,000

6 4 oobAOO^®oo^ BOO^oob^Od

33 COO

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324,000

0

0

27 200

27 200

Bank. Value of work to be distributed at a future date

52,825

0

S4.892

26 OOO

2&OOOUS/? l r H f ___, do hereby certify that the above work credits are eligible underl,_________________

(Print Full Nsnw)subsection 7 (1) of the Assessment Work Regulation 6/96 for assignment to contiguous claims or for application to the claim

where the work was done.Signature of WerjrAgent Authorized in Writing Date

6. Instruction for cutting back credits that are not approved.

Some of the credits claimed in this declaration may be cut back. Please check (*0 in the boxes below to show how you wish to prioritize the deletion of credits:

B 1. Credits are to be cut back from the Bank first, followed by option 2 or 3 or 4 as indicated.D 2. Credits are to be cut back starting with the claims listed last, working backwards; orD 3. Credits are to be cut back equally over all claims listed in this declaration; orD 4. Credits are to be cut back as prioritized on the attached appendix or as follows (describe):

Note: If you have not indicated how your credits are to be deleted, credits will be cut back from the Bank first, followed by option number 2 if necessary.

For Office Use Only____________ ——Received Stamp

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Date Approved

Date Notification Sent

Total Value of Credit Approved

Approved for Recording by Mining Recorder (Signature)

PROVINCIAL RECORDING OFFICE -SUDBURY

RECEIVED

A.M. [(jo R

© Ontario Ministry ofNorthern Developmentand Mines

Statement of Costs for Assessment Credit

Transaction Number (office use)

Personal information collected on this form is obtained under the authority of subsection 6(1) of the Assessment Work Regulation 6/96. Under section 8 of the Mining Act, the information is a public record. This information will be used to review the assessment work and correspond with the mining land holder. Questions about this collection should be directed to the Chief Mining Recorder, Ministry of Northern Development and Mines, 6th Floor, 933 Ramsey Lake Road, Sudbury, Ontario, P3E 6B5.

Z . ^ 0 . 20Work Type

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l a bju/l Ha a 1 Co fi e.

Units of WorkDepending on the type of work, list the number of hours/days worked, metres of drilling, kilo metres of grid line, number of samples, etc.

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no y i vjL o{ o*au) ^ of

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Associated Costs (e.g. supplies, mobilization and demobilization).

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5/^/7/i/i. /V/^d -5^/7/^S/7 ^ x/

Transportation Costs

Food and Lodging Costs

RECEIVED

Cost Per Unit of work

xsc//^

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-10 - --i Total Value o* Assessment Work

OE06CIENCE ASSESSMENT

Total Cost

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1. Work filed within two years of performance is claimed at 10007o of the above Total Value of Assessment Work.2. If work is filed after two years and up to five years after performance, it can only be claimed at 5007o of the Total

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

Note:- Work older than 5 years is not eligible for credit.- A recorded holder may be required to verify expenditures claimed in this statement of costs within 45 days of a request for verification and/or correction/clarification. If verification and/or correction/clarification is not made, the Minister may reject all or part of the assessment work submitted.

Certification verifying costs:

' Jl, 'Jx/v' o/vr-5 vtGi , do hereby certify, that the amounts shown are as accurate as may(please print full name)

reasonably be determined and the costs were incurred while conducting assessment work on the lands indicated on'the accompanying Declaration of Work form as * 'e*"? t

(recorded holder, agent, or state company position with signing authority)l am authorized

to make this certification.

0212(02/86)

PROVINCIAL RECORDING OFFICE -SUDBURY

RECEIVED

A.M.

Signature Date

Ministry of Ministers duNorthern Development Developpement du Nordand Mines et des Mines Ontario

Geoscience Assessment Office 933 Ramsey Lake Road

December 13, 2000 6th FloorSudbury, Ontario

Brian Wright P3E 6B5GOLDWRIGHT EXPLORATIONS INCGENERAL DELIVERY Telephone: (888) 415-9845HAGAR, ONTARIO Fax: (877)670-1555POM-1X0

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Dear Sir or Madam: Submission Number: 2 .20720

Status Subject: Transaction Number(s): W0070.00239 Approval

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

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

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

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

Yours sincerely,

^ORIGINAL SIGNED BYLucille JeromeActing Supervisor, Geoscience Assessment OfficeMining Lands Section

Correspondence ID: 15510 Copy for: Assessment Library

Work Report Assessment Results

Submission Number: 2.20720

Date Correspondence Sent: December 13, 2000 Assessor:BRUCE GATES

Transaction First Claim Number Number

W0070.00239 1220221

Section:16 Drilling PDRILL

Township(s) l Area(s)

JANES

Status

Approval

Approval Date

December 13, 2000

Correspondence to:Resident Geologist Sudbury, ON

Assessment Files Library Sudbury, ON

Recorded Holder(s) and/or Agent(s):Brian WrightGOLDWRIGHT EXPLORATIONS INCHAGAR, ONTARIO

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Ministry ofNaturalResources

Ministry ofNorthern Developmentand Mines

Ontario

INDEX TO LAND DISPOSITION

PLAN

G-2907TOWNSHIP

JANES

M.N.T1. ADMWISTRATIVt DISTRICT

NORTH BAYMIMING DIVISION

SUDBURYUND TITLES J REGISTRY DIVISION

SUDBURY

V200IM

tMI t a td IBM

100* 7000

Contour Intarvrt 10

AREAS WITHDRAWN FROM D ISPOSITION

M.R.O. - MINING RIGHTS ONLY S.R.O. - SURFACE RIGHTS ONLY M.+S. - MINING AND SURFACE RIGHTS

SYMBOLSDoundary

Township, IMoridian,

Road allowance; surveyedshoreline. ... .

Description Order NO Date D isposition

B-f.tlH D4;M|T(t M t*

File

W. 44/77 B/ll/77 SHD IBISSO

unsurweyed

l; au rveyed . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . - .

unsurveyed

Right-of-way; roadrailway utility

Reservation

Cliff, Pit, Pie

ContourInterpolatedApproximateDepression

Control point (horizontal)

Flooded land

Mine head frame

Pipeline (above ground)-

Railway; single trackdouble track . . . . . . . . . . .abandoned - - - - - -- - - --

Road; highway, county, township.

&4L 0*0 HER rttHlKt 4frf *MC t) KAO Ml t*T.

:. 35 W - LL - P173/99 ONT MAY 12/99 M+S

20 —

NOTEStian of r hit TiMnitiip in^o Lot* QPI) ConcMuani was

annul l sa Z9ih Dectraber, I9S3.

trail, bush

Shoreline (original)

Transmission line

Wooded area . . , . .

JUKE 1ST IS97 SI?63i1FTAL

DISPOSITION OF CROWN LANDS QUARRY PERMITS

PatentSurface X Mining Rights- Surface Rights Only Mining Rights Only, .....

LeaseSurface ft Mining Rights Surface Rights Only . Mining Rights Only . . .

Licence of Occupation

Order-in -Council . . . . .

Cancetlsrd -- - -- -

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Snnri A Gravel

LAN O USE PERMITTHF INFORMATION THAT APPEARS ON THIS HAP HAS BEEN COMPILED FROM VARIOUS SOURCES, AND ACCURACY IS NOT GUARANTEED, THOSE WISHING TD STAKE MINING CLAIMS SHOULD CONSULT WITH THE MINIMA RECORDER MINISTRY O F NORTHERN DEVELOPMENT AND KIKES. FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION ON THE STATUS OF THE LANDS SHOWN HEREOF!

Map base and land d isposiliortdrafting fry Surveys and Mapping Branch, Mimsiryol N atural

The disposition of land, location ol tot fabric and parcel boundary* onrhis index was compilod far adminiatralivo purposes only.

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