September 2003

REPORT ON

POWER STRIPPING, TRENCHING AND SAMPLING. KIRKLAND LAKE MINERALS PROPERTY

PACAUD TWP., LARDER LAKE MINING DIVISION, ONTARIO

UTM 581000 E 5317000N (NAD83)

RECEIVED l

fiEOSCIENCE ASSESSMENT _____QfFICE

M. HARRINGTON, PROSPECTOR

KIRKLAND LAKE, ONTARIO

31M13NW2026 2.26508 PACAUD 010

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Introduction, property status /access, Work history ....Page l

Geology, Work performed, Personnel l Log................Page 2

Log continued, Results, Conclusion/Rec., References....Page 3

LIST OF FIGURES

1. Location Map Township Outlined.2. Claim Map Property Outlined.3. Key Plan of Work4. Plan of Sampling- Trench l5. Plan of Sampling- Trench 26. ODM map no. 1957-4

Appendix- Assay Certificate.

INTRODUCTION

Power stripping, trenching and sampling, was performed on Kirkland Lake minerals Inc. property at Pacaud Twp., Larder Lake Mining Division, Ontario. The purpose of this exploration program was to locate and expose any gold bearing structures associated with the Pacaud Fault system Striking north-west through the property, also to locate the lamprophyre dyke mapped on OGS map No. 1957-4, which is included in this report..

PROPERTY STATUS

This property, comprised of 5 unpatented contiguous mining claims totaling 13 claim units located in Pacaud Twp., Larder lake Mining Division, Ontario, are registered in the name of Kirkland Lake Minerals Inc. (Client No. 303817). These claims are summarized as follows:

CLAIM NUMBER12418321199531124294830089093009042

NUMBER OF UNITS43213

DUE DATEOctober 25, 2003February 28, 2004February 10, 2005September 12, 2005September 12, 2005

LOCATION ACCESS

This property is located in the northeast corner of Pacaud Township. The property situates in Concession 5 and 6, Lots 2 and 3; only 2 kilometers east of Boston Creek Village. Access is via highway 564 to Boston Creek Village, then 2 km east on a well traveled access road, which runs through the property.

WORK HISTORY

The northeast quadrant of Pacaud Township has seen much mining exploration activity in the past. During the first quarter of the last century, work centered on the discovery of gold, two of the properties, Miller Independence and Barry Hollinger Gold Mines Ltd., actually produced gold bullion. Three other mines, Amity, Patterson and Trethewey Ossian Mines Ltd., successfully exploited copper bearing zones in the country rock contacting with the Round Lake batholiths. Most recently (l990's), Atapa Minerals Ltd., just southeast of Kirkland Lake Minerals Inc. Property along the Pacaud fault, discovered gold.

GEOLOGY

Largely, the Kirkland Lake Minerals Inc. Property is covered by overburden. Rock exposure is mainly in the southwestern and northeastern parts of the property. The main structural feature is the northwest trending Pacaud fault in the centre of the claim group. Keewatin lavas are exposed and cut by a Serpentinite Hornblendite sill intrusion northeast of the fault. Southwest of the fault, altered tuffaceous sediments cut by Algoman syentites and a lamprophyre dyke; contact the Round Lake Batholithic granites in the southwest corner of the property.

WORK PERFORMED

Crowley Ground Water Ltd. was commissioned by Kirkland Lake Minerals. Inc, to perform this exploration program of power stripping, blasting and sampling. The first phase of the program was at area A to determine if bedrock could be exposed by excavation, on or near the Pacaud fault. The next stage of work was at area B, where mineralized outcrops (trench #1 and trench # 2) were power stripped with an excavator, drilled with an electric hammer drill, and then blasted. 20 grab samples were taken at area B and were assayed by Swastika Laboratories Ltd. for gold, using conventional methods. I have enclosed the assay certificate along with this report.

PERSONNEL

David Crowley; Project Supervisor - Burlington, Ontario Alec Dale; Drilling and Blasting Supervisor/Mechanic London, Ontario Richard Charbonneau; Backhoe Operator- Labourer - Swastika, Ontario Martyn Harrington; Prospecting, Drilling and Sampling - Kirkland Lake, Ontario

A log of the work carried out is as follows:

September 10- Travel to Kirkland Lake, mobilization of men: David Crowley and AlecDale.

September 11- Mobilization of backhoe and equipment preparation: David Crowley andAlec Dale.

September 12- Flag and cut trail to area A: Richard Charbonneau- Backhoe floated to property from Kirkland Lake: David Crowley and

Alec Dale. September 13- Backhoe digging pits at area A: David Crowley, Alec Dale and Richard

Charbonneau and Martyn Harrington. September 14- Backhoe digging pits at area A: David Crowley, Richard Charbonneau,

and Alec Dale.-Prospecting area and location of mineralization at area B: Martyn

Harrington. September 15- Backhoe at area A begins move to area B: David Crowley, Alec Dale,

- Flag and cut trail to area B Martyn Harrington and Richard Charbonneau.

Log of Work Continued:

September 16- Backhoe work and drilling at area B begins at trench 1: David Crowley,Alec Dale, Richard Charbonneau, Martyn Harrington

September 17- Backhoe work, drilling and blasting at trench 1: David Crowley, AlecDale, Richard Charbonneau.

September 18- Backhoe work and drilling at trench 2: David Crowley, Alec Dale,Richard Charbonneau.

September 19- Final blast at trench 2, sampling of both trench l and 2, demobilization ofmen and equipment. : David Crowley, Alec Dale, Richard Charbonneau,Martyn Harrington.

RESULTS

Initially at area A, it was thought that bedrock could be exposed across the Pacaud fault. ODM Map 1957-4 shows exposed bedrock in the immediate area, however, attempts to reach bedrock were all in vain. Attention was then turned to area B, where mineralized (l -507o pyrite) syenite, cut by lamprophyre is exposed at trench l and mineralized acid tuff (I 07o pyrite) with quartz veining at trench 2. Best results were as follows: From trench l, sample # 623 (mineralized syenite) returned .03 g/ton Au. From trench 2, sample #613 and #619 (acid volcanic) both valued at .02 g/ton Au.

CONCLUSION-RECOMMENDATIONS

Mineralized trenches l and 2 at area B failed to return any economics gold values. Future work should include cutting a grid along the Pacaud fault with 100 m line spacing, followed by mag and or max min survey to determine if any structurally controlled gold zones exist. Any worthwhile targets should then be diamond drilled as economic gold have been discovered elsewhere in the area.

REFERENCES

ODM 1957... ..Volume LXVI, PART 5, Geology of Boston and part of Pacaud Twp.By: K.D.Lawton

Gilson,.R. 1989...Kirkland Lake Resident Geologist File no. 940 OGS 2000.....Airborne Magnetic and Electromagnetic Survey, MAP 82040.

Respectfully Submitted,

Martyn Harrington, Prospector.

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INTRUSIVE CONTACT

ALGOMANBasic syenite (9): syenite and porphyritic syenite (9a): syenite porphyry (9b); quertz porphyry (9c); granite (dikes ana small stocks) (9d); lamprophyre (91); diorite and metadiorite (9g): Quartz- feldspar porphyry (9p); felsite (9r).

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Swastika Laboratories LtdEstablished 1928 Assaying - Consulting - Representation

Assay Certificate 3W-2982-RA1Company: Kirkland Lake Minerals Inc, Date: SEP-24-03Project: Aim:

We hereby certify the following Assay of 20 Rock samples submitted SEP-19-03 by .SampleNumber

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ONTARIO MINISTRY OF NORTHERN DEVELOPMENT AND MINES

Transaction No: Recording Date:

Approval Date:

Client(s):303817

Survey Type(s):

W0380.01667

2003-OCT-23

2003-OCT-28

Work Report Summary

Status: APPROVED

Work Done from: 2003-SEP-10

to: 2003-SEP-19

KIRKLAND LAKE MINERALS INC.

ASSAY PSTRIP

Work Report Details:

Claim#

L 1199531

L 1241832

L 1242948

L 3008909

L 3009042

External Credits:

Reserve:

Perform Perform Approve Applied

34,800 54,800 32,400

36,486 36,486 33,200

33,200 33,200 31,600

3800 3800 5800

32,400 32,400 32,400

317,686 317,686 310,400

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33,200

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SO 0 32,400

SO 0 33,286

SO 0 51,600

SO 0 50

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SO 50 37,286

Reserve Approve Due Date

32,400 2006-FEB-28

33,286 2004-JUN-20

31,600 2007-FEB-10

30 2007-SEP-12

SO 2007-SEP-12

57,286

Report*: W0380.01 667

Status of claim is based on information currently on record.

31M13NW2026 2.26508 PACAUD 900

2003-Oct-31 13:36 Armstrong-d Page 1 of 1

Ministry ofNorthern Developmentand Mines

Date: 2003-OCT-30

Ministere du Developpement du Nord et des Mines Ontario

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

KIRKLAND LAKE MINERALS INC. 455 MAPLE AVENUE, APT. 409 BURLINGTON, ONTARIO L7S1M1 CANADA

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

Dear Sir or Madam

Submission Number: 2.26508 Transaction Number(s): W0380.01667

Subject: Approval of Assessment Work

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

At the discretion of the Ministry, the assessment work performed on the mining lands noted in this work report may be subject to inspection and/or investigation at any time.

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

Yours Sincerely,

XV^l CZ ^Ron C. GashinskiSenior Manager, Mining Lands Section

Cc: Resident Geologist

Kirkland Lake Minerals Inc. (Claim Holder)

Assessment File Library

Kirkland Lake Minerals Inc. (Assessment Office)

Stan A. Pasyk (Agent)

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