DIAMOND DRILL LOGS FOR DRILL HOLES BT-5 -6 -7 & -8 ... · 41I12NE2015 2.208-M HART 010 2.208 74 CHAMPION BEAR RESOURCES LTD. Drill Hole BT-5 (Ermatinger Township, Ontario) Drill Holes

41I12NE2015 2.208-MHART

010

2.208 74

CHAMPION BEAR RESOURCES LTD.

Drill Hole BT-5 (Ermatinger Township, Ontario)

Drill Holes BT-6, BT-7 A BT-8 (Hart Township)

(***Core Stored at Windy Lake Motel, Levack, Ontario)

RECEIVEDFEB O 5 2001

GEOSCIENCE ASSESSMENT OFFICE_____

CHAMPION BEAR RESOURCESDiamond Drill Logs

PROPERTY: Bear Tag HOLE NUMBER: BT-5Collar Eastings: -SOW Collar Inclination: - 45 0Collar Northings:-200S Grid Bearing: 270 0Collar Elevations: 390 (metres) Final Depth: 117 mGrid: Long Lake Claim# 1229729Logged by: S. Sears Date: 2-4 December 2000Drilled by St. Lambert Drilling NQ Core

O 2.0 CASING left in place

2.0 19.2 GRANITE:Coarse to very coarse grained, becoming medium grained toward bottom; pale orangy grey in upper part, becoming orange toward the bottom; biotite hornblende; fractured, with fractures containing mostly mafic minerals; badly broken locally, weakly altered to fresh feldspar (sausserite).

19.2 21.9 PEGMATITE DYKE:Feldspar, Quartz; pinkish orange; Phenocrysts up to 5 cm; includes 2ô oxides, presumably iron occurring as coarse patches with chlorite; upper contact broken but appears to be at high angle to the CIA; lower contact broken, may be at a very low angle to the C/A.

21.9 27.5 GRANITE:Medium to coarse grained; medium orangy grey; massive; biotite, hornblende; mafic mineral content greater than overlying section; lower contact badly broken; chloritized mafic minerals approaching contact; weakly to moderately altered feldspar (sausserite).

27.5 39.5 MAFIC DYKE:Fine grained; relatively uniform; dark grey; pyroxene bearing; strongly chloritized and weakly carbonated throughout; cut by abundant narrow calcite-chlorite stringers and veinlets; locally epidotized; possible olivine; l -3ô pyrrhotite, scattered pyrite; trace Cpy locally; upper contact broken, but

intensely chloritized; lower contact chilled over 10-20 cm; at 45 degrees to the C/A; quite highly and uniformly magnetic (25-35 units ); pyrrhotite occurs in fine to medium sized ( up to 2 mm. ) patches.

39.5 90.0 GRANITE:Medium to coarse grained; local porphyritic appearance,more likely a cumulate texture i.e. coarse phenocrysts settlingin a finer grained matrix; these zones are dark coloured dueto matrix (fine grained quartz, feldspar, mafic minerals) withfeldspar phenocrysts that are generally matrix supported; thecumulate textured zones are interlayered within moreequigranular, phenocryst supported phases; occasionalpegmatitic layers; faint orangy grey; biotite; hornblende;lower contact gradational over several metres.54.9 - 56.8: Pegmatite zone, feldspar, quartz, pinkish orange,barren; sharp contact.63.6-64.2: Pegmatite zone, feldspar, quartz, pinkish orangeand white; barren, gradational upper contact.66.1 - 66.4: Pegmatite zone, feldspar, quartz, pinkish orangeand white; vein type irregular contacts.66.9 - 67.4: Pegmatite dyke, feldspar, quartz, muscovite.78.5-80.5: Granite is relatively fine grained.83.1 - 83.4: Brecciated granite; mechanical breccia; situfragments in a fine grained granitic matrix.84.0 - 86.5: Altered zone; feldspars are moderately tostrongly sausseritized, dark to medium grey colour; minorcalcite filled narrow fractures.

90.0 98.1 PORPHYRITIC GRANITE:Fine to medium grained overall with 10*ô coarse grained "porphyritic" phenocrysts, generally less than l cm; medium to dark greyish orange; mafic include biotite, hornblende; occasional narrow fine to medium grained equigranular phases; quartz phenocrysts have a faint bluish green (teal) colour; lower contact irregular from 55-90 degrees to the C/A.

98.1 103.3 MAFIC DYKE:Similar to above (27.5 - 39.5 ); fine grained, pyroxene bearing; 3 - 50/* pyrrhotite, scattered pyrite; very strongly magnetic ( 70 - 115 units ); lower contact layered over 10 cm; 40 degrees to the C/A.

103.3 117.0 PORPHYRITIC GRANITE:Similar to above ( 90.0 - 98. l ); occasional narrow (^10 cm) Pegmatitic layers; rare chloritic fractures; teal coloured quartz; faint green coloured feldspar locally; medium greyish orange overall.114.8 - 114.92: Mafic dyke or xenolith, chl, biotite, fine grained mafic minerals; 65 degrees to C/A.

117.0E.O.H.

Core stored at Windy Lake Motel, Levack ON

DRILL SAMPLE DATA

Hole#

BT5BT5BT5BT5BT5BT5BT5BT5BT5BT5BT5BT5BT5BT5BT5BT5BT5BT5BT5BT5

Sample #

17021703170417051706170717081709171017111712171317141715171617171718171917201721

From:

19.220.021.027.528.529.530.531.532.533.534.535.536.537.538.598.199.1

100.2101.3102.3

To:

20.021.021.928.529.530.531.532.533.534.535.536.537.538.539.599.1

100.2101.3102.3103.3

Width:

.81.0

.91.01.01.01.01.01.01.01.01.01.01.01.01.01.11.11.01.0

*Au *Pt *Pdo/

Cu

o/

CoybNi

UNAVAILABLEUNAVAILABLEUNAVAILABLE

NILNILNILNIL.009NIL.007NILNILNILNILNILNILNILNILNILNIL

^005^005^005^005^005^005^005^005^005^005^005^005^005^005^005^005^005

^005^005^005^005^005^005^005^005^005^005^005<.005<.005<.005^005<.005<.005

.095

.115

.124

.123.113.111.121.129.136.144.116.131.067.078.056.009.019

.037

.031

.036

.034.034.036.033.037.038.04.033.038.054.025.022.021.017

.042

.038

.051

.052.048.047.043.047.038.044.033.037.023.021.02.013.015

NOTE - * gram/tonne : in metres

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INDEX TO LAND DISPOSITIONPLAN

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CHAMPION BEAR RESOURCES LTD. Iron Mask Project.Bear Tag Prospect(Ermatinger Township)

Drill Hole Location Sketch Hole # BT-5

- 400m2700

BT-5

30m

2) Mafic Dyke2e) Pyroxene bearing

1) Granitic Rocksl a) Medium to coarse grained, equigranularl b) Porphyritic (quartz, feldspar)l c) Pegmatite dyke

CHAMPION BEAR RESOURCES LTD. Iron Mask ProjectBear Tag Prospect(ermatinger Township)

Drill Hole X-Section Looking North Hole # BT-5 Section 200 S


PROPERTY: Bear Tag HOLE NUMBER: BT6Collar Eastings: 452375 Collar Inclination: - 45 0Collar Northings: 5166265 Grid Bearing: 74 "Collar Elevations: 390(metres) Final Depth: 105 mGrid: Cobra Showing Claim# 1179399

Logged by: S. Sears Date: 4-6 December 2000Drilled by St. Lambert Drilling NQ Core


2.7 7.7 DIABASE (NIPISSING):Medium to very coarse grained (varied texture); medium to dark grey green; massive to deformed; local chloritic xenoliths; fractured and broken; no visible sulphides, essentially non magnetic; lower contact broken badly, amphibolitized, possibly chilled; underlying unit begins at 35 degrees to the C/A.

7.7 13.6 MARBLE SKARN:90*^0 marble, 507o amphibole, 507o magnetite; light grey with faint greenish tinge; fine to medium grained; highly deformed; magnetite occurs as wavy, very thin to whispy massive layers and occasional gash filling; layering typically at low angle to C/A, but often changes; scattered minor pyrite, chalcopyrite; lower contact gradational over 10-20 cm; strongly magnetic; upper 20 cm consists of 50*54 coarse amphibole.

13.6 18.3 MAGNETITE SKARN:50 - 60*M) magnetite with variable amounts of carbonate, amphibole, diopside and fine grained argillaceous material; highly deformed and often fractured, usually with calcite filled fractures; scattered grains and patches of Py, Po, Cpy and occasional silver grey minerals assumed to be cobalt; layering generally at 20 degrees to C/A, but highly variable; lower contact at 35 degrees to C/A; Py, Cpy, Po up to 5ô in contact zone.16.5-16.8: Calcite vein system, 40*^6 calcite with included magnetite, chlorite stringers; narrow ( < l mm ) calcite filled fractures extend into foot wall for 0.2 metres; scattered Py

and Cpy associated with the calcite veining.

18.3 24.5 INTERMEDIATE TO MAFIC DYKE:Dark grey green, fine to medium grained, uniform, massive and equigranular pyroxene? Bearing diorite; upper metre is highly biotitized and fine grained, may be an altered sediment; local coarse amphibolite veinlets; non magnetic in upper part becoming weakly magnetic (magnetite?) In lower half; trace pyrite; lower contact chilled over 1.0 to 1.5 metres; lower contact wavy at 10-20 degrees to the C/A.

24.5 25.4 GRANITE:Medium to coarse grained; orange to grey; strongly sausseritized feldspar; abundant very fine hairline fractures barren; lower contact gradational at 20 - 25 degrees to theC/A.

25.4 26.2 SYENITE:Medium grained, orange in upper part becoming finer grained and orangy brown towards bottom; fractured locally, but generally massive; lower contact broken.

26.2 26.8 AMPHTOOLITIZED SEDIMENTARY ROCK, SKARN: Massive textured, medium grained; lower contact 50 - 55 degrees to the C/A.

26.8 27.9 SYENITE:Medium grained, orange, sausseritized, local amphibolitized fracture fillings; minor Py, Cpy; weakly magnetic; lower contact broken.

27.9 28.4 MAFIC TO INTERMEDIATE ROCK:Fine grained; possible dyke, probably argillaceous xenolith; lower contact broken.

28.4 30.0 SYENITE:Same as above (26.8 - 27.9); becoming finer grained (chilled) towards lower contact; lower contact broken; may include an argillaceous band over 10 cm.

30.0 41.5 GABBRO l DIORITE (NIPISSING):Medium grained, relatively equigranular; massive; weakly to moderately magnetic (5-9 units ); chloritized; lower contact deformed, 60 degrees to the C/A.

41.5 46.7 MARBLE SKARN:Pale to medium grey, fine grained; well banded at low to very low angle to the C/A (0-20 degrees); dark layers defined by amphibole, weakly magnetic; scattered pyrite; lower contact abrupt at 55 degrees to C/A; minor constituents include, diopside, actinolite, magnetite.

46.7 65.8 MAGNETITE - ACTINOLITE SKARN:Fine to medium grained; dark grey green to black; massiveto thinly layered rock, layering being at low angle to the C/A;60 - 70*^0 magnetite, remainder dominantly actinolite; lessthan 5Vo carbonate; carbonate as well as actinoliteoccasionally occur as narrow veins or stringers; lower contactvague, due to altered contact zone.63.0: Below this point, zone is extensively fractured withcalcite filled fractures, actinolite is coarser grained, chloriteincreases.64.3 -65.2: Zone includes massive patches of Po, Cpy withinwall rock as well as associated with calcite veining.

65.8 66.3 CONTACT ZONE:Fine to medium grained; dark grey green; highly chloritized; gradational contacts.

66.3 105.0 QUARTZ GABBRO (NIPISSING):Very coarse grained; local pegmatitic phases; local narrow finer grained zones; dark green to black; non magnetic; barren of sulphides; generally massive; occasional narrow barren quartz-calcite veining; feldspars are sausseritized, occasional green epidote patches; magnetic bearing in lower part.80.7: An 8 cm quartz-calcite vein at 20 degrees to the C/A; includes chlorite-biotite layers and patches as well as massive patches and grains of pyrrhotite-chalcopyrite ( <l% overall). 81.6:A2-6cm irregular quartz-calcite vein at 15 - 30 degrees to the C/A; with bio, chlorite, minor pyrrhotite. 86.3 - 87.25. Deformed and altered zone (chlorite, calcite, biotite) with ID'% calcite*/- qtz veining; scattered coarse patches of pyrrhotite, chalcopyrite; contacts relatively sharp at 40 degrees to the C/A.88.5 - 90.9: Deformed and altered zone ( sausserite, calcite, biotite, chlorite ) with less than 507o calcite veining; barren. 93.3: Below this point, zone becomes very magnetic; magnetite occurs as coarse irregular shaped patches up to l cm across, often making up from 5 - W/o of the rock;

minor sulphides (Py, Po, Cpy) often accompany the magnetite.

105.0 E.O.H.

Core stored at Windy Lake Motel, Levack ON.

DRILL SAMPLE DATA

Hole#

BT6BT6BT6BT6BT6BT6BT6BT6BT6BT6BT6BT6BT6BT6BT6BT6BT6BT6BT6BT6BT6BT6BT6BT6BT6BT6BT6

Sample # From:

172217231724172517261727172817291730173117321733173417351736173717381739174017411742174317441745174617471748

7.88.79.7

10.711.712.713.714.515.516.517.018.041.542.543.544.545.646.747.754.059.063.364.365.280.586.399.0

To:

8.79.710.711.712.713.714.515.516.517.018.018.542.543.6544.545.646.747.748.755.060.064.365.266.280.987.25100.0

Width:

11111111

1

11

.9

.0

.0

.0

.0

.0

.0

.0

.0

.5

.0

.5.0.15

1.01 .11.11.0111.1.

1.

.0

.000904.95

1. 0

*Au

.005NILNILNILNIL.005.005.015.009.007.003.002NILNILNILNILNILNILNILNIL.027NILNILNILNILNILNIL

*Pt

^005^005^005-c.OOS^005^005^005^005^005^005^005^005^005

^005^005^005^005^005^005^005^005^005^005^005^005^005^005

*Pd

^005^005^005^005^005^005^005^005^005^005<.005^005<.005

^005<.005^005^005<.005^005<.005^005^005<.005<.005<.005<.005^005

yo Cu

.506.032.001.001.004.003.009.142.093.349.073.188.078

.001

.001

.012

.054

.001

.001

.046.014.019.412.025.168

1.421.165

yo Co

.011.011.002.001.007.005.006.004.005.008.004.005.004

.001

.001

.001

.001

.013

.004

.004.006.006.032.008.026.031

.028

yoNi

.001.001.001.001.001.001.001.001.001.001.001.001.001.001.001.001.001.001.001.001.001.01.206.003.071.041

.023


PLAN

G-4058TOWNSHIP l AREA

HART

r Holes BT-6, BT-7 Si. BT-8

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Figure 2: Claim location sketch, south part of Hart Township, Ontario - showing Claim # S 1179399 and location of drill holes BT-6, BT-7 and BT-8: Champion Bear Resources Ltd.

UTM ZONE 17 S166M3N,452373E

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POM* 3, 1 1179399

\* —————— . ————————— 490m ——— : — : —— : ————— ,R* ——————————————— 44im ———————————————— i

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BT-6BT-7

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CHAMPION BEAR RESOURCES LTD. Iron Mask Project

Cobra Prospect(Hart Township)

Drill Hole Location Sketch Holes # BT-6, BT-7, BT-8

UTM ZONE 17 5t6*210N,432415E

-400m074'

BT-7 BT-6

-350m8d

BT-7

Legend8) Metasedimentary Rocks

8c) Marble skarn8d) Magnetite-actinolite skarn

7) Nipissing Diabase/Gabbro (quartz bearing) 4) Gabbro; medium grained, massive 2) Mafic Dyke

2a) Massive, retattvdy undefbrmed2e) Pyroxene bearing mafic rock

l) Granitic Rocksla) Medium to coarse grained, equigranularId Syenitic

Brr-c

CHAMPION BEAR RESOURCES LTD. Iron Mask Project

Cobra Prospect(Hurt TowmMp)

Drill HdeX-Section Looking North (344*) Hales # BT-6, BT-7

UTM ZONE 17 JI66M5N.43B73B

/y*-"A 7

Claim S1179399

/-350m

Legend8) Metasedhnent sry Rocks

8c) Marble fkarn8d) Magnetite-actinolite skarn

7) Nipissing Diabasc/Gabbro (quartz bearing) 4) Gabbro; medium grained, massive 2) Mafic Dyke

2a) Massive, relatively undeformed2c) Pyroxene bearing mafic rock

l) Granitic Rocksla) Medium to coarse grained, equigranularId Syenitic

20*

CHAMPION BEAR RESOURCES LTD. Iron Mask Project Cobra Prospect

(Hart Township) Drill Hole X-S*ction Look ing West (246')

Hole # BT-8


PROPERTY: Bear Tag HOLE NUMBER: BT-7CoUar Eastings: 452375 Collar Inclination: - 70 0Collar Northings: 5166265 Grid Bearing: 74 0Collar Elevations: 390 (metres) Final Depth: 60 mGrid: Cobra Showing Claim# 1179399Logged by: S. Sears Date: 6-7 December 2000Drilled by St. Lambert Drilling NQ Core


1.5 12.8 DIABASE (NIPISSING):Varied texture; medium to coarse grained; dark green to grey black; locally deformed, locally altered ( bio, chlorite ) over narrow widths; magnetic in upper 2-3 metres due to scattered medium sized irregular magnetite patches ( < 5 mm across ), 2 - y/o overall; scattered pseudotachylyte zones; lower contact at very low angle to the C/A. 6.8 - 7.4: Pseudotachylyte zone; 3Wo pale grey pseudotachylyte layers; includes several narrow zones consisting of fine grained mafic minerals, Pyrrhotite + Cpy patches ( <^^ ).9.15 - 9.7: Pseudotachylyte zone, 3 007o fine grained dark coloured, siliceous pseudotachylyte with a variety of small mafic to felsic xenoliths; Po and Cpy patches associated with zone (< l%).

12.8 17.8 MARBLE SKARN:Pale grey; fine grained; accessory minerals include magnetite ( < W/o ) , octinolite, pyrite; octinolite abundant in upper and lower contact areas; lower contact badly broken, but appears to be at a low angle to the C/A.

17.8 26. l QUARTZ GABBRO l DIORITE (NIPISSING):Very coarse grained to pegmatitic; non-magnetic; dark grey green to black, deformed when approaching lower contact; feldspar moderately sausseritized; quartz content variable, up to 2*^0; lower contact irregular from 40 - 45 degrees to C/A.

26. l 29.8 MAFIC DYKE ZONE:Highly deformed zone containing approximately 50ô mafic dyke and dyke xenoliths; dyke is medium to dark grey green, fine grained and contains small xenoliths of mafic to felsic material; badly broken up locally and containing fault gouge, intervening rock is deformed and altered quartz gabbro- iorite; lower contact somewhat gradational, placed at end of strong deformation; zone includes local, minor pseudotachylyte.

29.8 60.0 QUARTZ - GABBRO - DIORITE:Similar to above (17.8 - 26. l) except relatively undeformed; nonmagnetic; varied texture but, always coarse to very coarse; some feldspars are weakly sausseritized; quartz content variable, generally low.34.9 - 41.5: Altered zone with numerous narrow calcite veinlets at 15 - 30 degrees to the CIA; veinlets accompanied by pyrrhotite, Cpy, Pyrite do not extend below 38.4; feldspar is sausseritized; remainder chlorite contacts gradational over 0.5 - 1.0 metres.52.2 - 52.35: Shear zone, 45 degrees to C/A; chloritic, biotite, calcite, quartz; sharp upper contact, gradational lower. 52.7 - 53.6: Altered zone, locally sheared, possibly some mafic dyke material.55.1 -55.4: Sheared and altered zone, S W/o calcite, with chlorite, biotite, fine grained wall rocks; minor pyrrhotite. 59.4 - 59.95: Calcite - actinolite vein, upper contact 40 degrees to C/A; lower 65 degrees to C/A with a twist in direction; 60*^ calcite, W/o actinolite, scattered Po, Cpy, Py.

60.0 E.O.H.


DRILL SAMPLE DATA

Hole# Sample* From: To: Width: *Au *Pt *Pd"/o Cu

"/o Co

"/o

Ni

BT7BT7BT7BT7BT7BT7BT7BT7BT7BT7BT7BT7BT7

1749175017511752175317541755175617571758175917601761

6.89.15

12.813.814.815.816.826.134.936.037.038.058.9

7.49.713.814.815.816.817.827.236.037.038.039.060.0

.6

.551.01.01.01.01.01.11.11.01.01.01.1

NILNILNILNILNILNILNILNILNIL.002.005.003.024

^005^005^05^005^005^005^005^005^005^005^005^005^005

^005^005^005^005^005^005^005^005^005<.005^005^005^005

.108.137.02.018.02.098.069.074.130.213.154.132.393

.086.023.007.005.008.01.037.025.025.028.027.024.036

.119

.022

.005

.007

.007

.014

.022

.033

.04.043.054.052.077



PROPERTY: Bear Tag HOLE NUMBER: BT-8Collar Eastings: 452415 Collar Inclination: - 45 "Collar Northings: 5166210 Grid Bearing: 336 0Collar Elevations: 390 (metres) Final Depth: 75 mGrid: Cobra Showing Claim# 1179399Logged by: S. Sears Date: 7 -8 December 2000Drilled by St. Lambert Drilling NQ Core


2.3 31.5 METASEDIMENTS (HURONIAN):Argillaceous rocks; dark grey to black overall, locally paler grey, occasionally epidote green and grey green; very badly broken rock (15 - 20 joints per metre); very highly deformed lithologies with irregular layering from 0-180 degrees to the C/A; up to lO'M) fine calcite veinlets, stringers and irregular patches; local zones appear to be chert layers, possibly an alteration phenomenon; majority of the zone has a marled appearance, but this also may be an alteration and late deformation phenomenon; scattered pyrite, pyrrhotite ( <l% overall); local rare zones of wacke.

31.5 32.1 MAFIC DYKE:Fine grained, light to medium grey green, cut by abundant calcite veinlets; weakly magnetic; contact irregular, 60 - 90 degrees to the C/A.

32.1 44.4 METASEDIMENTS (HURONIAN):Similar to above except increase in amount of wacke and appearance of arkose; unit is also much more intact (5-6 joints or fractures per metre).38.9-43.0: Wacke; locally arkosic with scattered quartz phenocrysts; intrusive appearance

44.4 47.8 MARBLE (HURONIAN):Pale grey to greenish; abundant healed fractures offsetting layering; dark layers caused by biotite, fine grained mafic minerals, epidote and magnetite; scattered Po, Py and rare Cpy in local massive stringers and patches; zone is

epidotized throughout, increasing with increasing depth; lower contact area is completely epidotized; upper contact at 46 degrees to the C/A, lower gradational over 0.5 metres.

47.8 63.1 METASEDIMENTS (HURONIAN):Argillaceous rocks; locally, layers approach wacke; strongly deformed throughout; highly altered; upper part is pale green due to intense epidotization; with increasing depth, zone becomes dark grey black with local grey and green sausseritized or epidotized patches or layers; occasional calcite stringers and carbonated patches; 2 - 3 07o sulphides (Po, Py) from 59.0 - 62.3, zone also includes calcite veining and narrow carbonated zones.

63.1 75.0 DIABASE (NIPISSING):Fine to medium grained, varied textured; medium to dark grey green; quite highly sausseritized; abundant sausserite veining with small quartz inclusions; very weak to non-magnetic; upper contact irregular, 45 - 90 degrees to C/A with a narrow calcite lens; very minor sulphide throughout.

75.0 E.O.H.


DRILL SAMPLE DATA

Hole#

BT8BT8BT8BT8BT8BT8BT8BT8BT8BT8BT8

Sample #

17621763176417651766176717681769177017711772

From:

7.721.731.432.144.445.246.046.959.060.361.3

To:

9.022.732.133.045.246.046.947.860.361.362.3

Width:

1.31.0

.7

.9

.8

.8

.9

.91.31.01.0

*Au

.002.022.014.024.003.005.002NIL.005.003NIL

*Pt

^005^005^005^005^005^005*c.005^05^005^005^005

*Pd

^005^005^005^005<.005^005^05<.005<.005<.005<.005

07o Cu

.042.034.109.097.119.153.699.350.049.066.076

07o Co

.025

.03

.034

.023

.017

.017

.025.014.039.022.034

"/o

Ni

.049

.065.074.062.016.011.063.006.04.058.055


tilublishcdSwastika Laboratories Ltd

Assaying - Consulting - Representation

Geochemical Analysis CertificateCompany: CHAMPION BEAR RESOURCES LTDProject: BTAim: S. Sears

We hereby unify the Iollowing Geochemical Analysis of 35 Core samples submitted l" it M l-GO by .

Simple Number

Page l of 2

OW-4474-RG1

Dale: DEC-20-00

1684168516861687168816891690169116921693

17121713171417151716

Nil Nil Nil NilNil

C. l 0.1 0.1 0.1 0. l

3738 40 i 333

129136144

4738443337

•C5

One assay ton portion used.

l Cameron Ave., P.O. Box 10, Swastika, Onlario POK l TO Telephone (70S) 642-3244 Fax (705) 642-3300

Swastika Laboratories LtdKiinbliihcd 1 928 Assaying - Consulting - Representation

Geochemical Analysis CertificateCompany: CHAMPION BEAR RESOURCES LTDProject: BTAmi: S, Sears

We hereby certify the following Geochemical Analysis of 35 Core samples submitted DEC-11-00 by .

Page 2 of 2

OW-4474-RG1

Date: DEC-20-00

Sauip 1 e Number1717 1718 1719 1720 1721

Au Au PPB

5 2

Nil 3

Nil

Check PPB

-

Ag PEM0.1 0.1 0.3 0.1 0.1

Co PFM

54 25 22 21 17

ClJ MM

6778 56

9 19

Ni PIM

23 21 20 13 15

Pt PPBO •C5 *5•C5 <5

Pd PPB

•t5 ^'5 ^ *5 *S


Certified by^

Cameron Avc., P.O. Byx 10, Swastika, Ontario POK l TO Telephone (705) 642-3244 Fax (705) 642-3300

SJastYka" L'ab'o'r'ator'i'e's. 10:70.56423500"

Swastika horatories Ltd.Champicu Bear ResourcesAttention: S. Sears Project: CSsnaplt: C:.:;

S Cameron Ave. , Swastika, Ontario, POK 1TO Tel: (705) 642-3244 Rix: (705) 6*2-3300

MULTI-ELEMENT ICP ANALYSIS

Report No : Date :

OW4475 RJ JaivOS-Ol

Aqua Regk Digestion

SampleNumber

172217231724172S1726

17271728172917301731

173217331734173S1736

17371738173917401741

17421743174417451746

17471748174917SO1751

Ag Alppm *

0.2 0.65cO.2 O.S6cO.2 0.48<0.2 0.45eO.2 0.52

<0.2 O.S3eO.2 1.29

0.2 O.S2eOJ 0.33

0.2 0.39

eO.2 0.180.2 0.130.2 0.4303. 0.350.2 0.34

0.2 0.450.2 0.40

eO.2 0.90eO.2 0.61eO.2 0.47

eO.2 O.S1eO.2 0.98<0.2 1.07<0.2 0.94•eO.2 1.69

0.6 2.86•cO.2 1.6S<0.2 4.82eO.2 1.77eO.2 0.90

Asppm

es<5<ScS<5

e5e5<S<Srt

rt<ses<s<s

rfeSeseses

eSeSrtrtrt

rtrtISrtrt

Bappm

10•clO-c 10^0

10

1010101010

1.01010

elOelO

1010201010

101010

14060

90160700210

20

Seppm

eO.ScO.SeO.5<O.S<O.S

eO.SeO.S<0.5<O.S<0.5

<O.SeO.SeO.SeO.5eO.S

eO.5cO.S<O.S

0.5eO.S

cO.5•cO-S<O.SeO.5eO.S

eO.5-eO.5cb.SeO.5cO.5

Bippm

eS<Srtrtrt

rt10101010

10s

eSrtrt

rtrtIS1515

155S

e5eS

rtrtrtrtcS

Ca%

11.73>15.003-15.001-15.003-15.00

5-15.000.76S.SO5.63

12.46

5.737.63

:.15.00> 15.005-1S.OO

>15.00>15.00

1.660.532.23

1.104.034.215.36

9-15.00

3.461.150.351.41

14.16

Cdppm

ei•el•el<l<l

•el1111

•el<l

1<l<l

•li*-A

1

1

1

1

elelelel

*elel" "el

elel

Coppm

11li217

56458

4S4

el1

11

1344

66

32t

26

31218623

7

Crppra

1316111212

101333

•el

1' 3

987

886

20el

•ci6S6

28

3433

~ 215611

Cuppm

50632•ci•el4

39

14293

349

7318878fi

1

1254•elel46

1419

41225

168

142116510813720

FeIk

2.943.112.251.823.74

6.54M5.00

14.46^.00J-15.OO

s-15.007.771.370.640.52

0.770.79

:^ 15.00MS. 00^5.00

:* 15.0010.4512.819.694.39

6.42S.199.564.862.46

K*

eO.01eO.01•cO.OleO.01•eO.01

eO.010.010.010.010.03

eO.010.02

•cO.OleO.01eO.01

0.010.01

eO.010.010.01

0.020.020.010.400.31

0.410.742.900.630.06

MoTS.217.518.018.26

10.09

7.813.141.060350.48

0.280.275.124.303.50

1.631.081.350.930.59

0.570.870.940.781.40

2.350.764.281.4S7.12

Mappm

27453385339534954275

2825290565525935

470590

333030203100

260524S5485310375

290500555615

1540

910355

1050525

3335

Moppm

•c2•e2•c2e2e2

•c2e2e2e2e2

e2e2e2e2e2

e2e2e2e2e2

e2e2e2e2

2

•c2e2e2e2e2

Nat

0.010.010.010.010.01

0.010.010.010.020.01

0.020.020.020.020.02

0.010.010.010.010.02

0.020.020.020.040.03

0.050.180.040.120.04

Nippm

elelelêl

el•el•ci

51

elelelel•ci

elel•elelel

el10

2063

71

4123

119225

Pppm

90903080SO

90360220230210

220120to7050

9070

360310230

250170190250280

460450650600180

Pbppm

3612a68

1626263032

2814641010

14a

403030

34182616

8

66

321212

Sbppro

eSrtrtrtrt

rt''sS5S

Srtrtrt^S

eS•cS10105

SS55

eS

eSeSeSeSeS

Seppm

elelei<l

1

el•el•elelel

elel•el

1el

1elelelel

elelel

14

4S393

So.ppm

- •elfl•elfl•elOelOelO

elOelOelO•clO•clO

elOelOelOelflelO

e 10elOelOclO^0

elOelOelOclOelO

clOelOelOelOelO

Srppm

42so565540

6111343469

3132486577

114136181117

1421232784

23257

2743

li%

0.020.010.010.010.01

0.010.010.010.020.02

0.010.010.010.010.01

0.010.010.020.020.01

0.020.010.010.080.12

0.150.260.340.340.15

Vppm

1110

98

11

1327202527

2614644

64

312623

27393638

107

12635331213547

Wppm

elOelOelOelOelO

*10*10elOelO•clO

elOelOelOe 10e 10

elOelOelOelOelO

elOelOelOelO•clO

clOelO•elO•elO•elG

Yppm

i7S54

4elelel19

el1432

23

ciciel

elS127

76883

Znppm

7856464244

4062443445

2321

1742948

3724544940

5638433359

10461

2358841

Zrppm

56334

629IS1819

1610421

86

292118

231314148

7101311

8

Up to 100 ppm Cr contamination due to sample grinding.

A . 5 gm sample is digested with 5 ml 3:1 HC1/HNO: ii 95c for 2 hours and (fluted lo 25ml with D.I.H20.

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'.ttention: S. Sears ; reject: C ample: Core

1 Cameron Ave.. Swastika, Ontario, POK ITO Tel: (705) 642-3244 Fax: (705) 642-3300

MULTI-ELEMENT ICP ANALYSIS

Report NoDate :

OW4475 RJJan-05-01

Aqua Regia Digestion

•ampleiumber

17521753175417SS!7S6

1757(758!75917601761

S 762L7631764i 765;766

57671768176S17701771

Agppm

0.20.20.2

•cd.2CO.2

cO.2cO.2<0.2cO.202

cQ.2cO. 2tO.2cO.2•cO .2

0.20.60.2

•cO.2<0.2

AlIt

0.610.561.232.822.04

1.731.782.191.981.22

1.713.172.723.221-07

0.720.530.702.242.55

Asppm

cScS<ScS•cS

^•cS^c5^

•cS•eS

5<5<5

cSIS10cS<S

Bappm

clOclO<10

1090

so100so3070

210340470440

90

103010

320560

Beppm

co.sco.5cO.ScO.SCO.5

co.5cO.5cQ.S<O.ScO.S

c0.5•40.5

cO.ScO.5<0.5

cO.ScO.5•CO.S•CO.SCO.S

Bippm

cS<scS<5*5

cS<5•eS<5cS

*S^cS<s<5

c5<ScscS<S

CaX

MS.OO> 15.005-15.i)0

5.321.28

1.291.201.071.038.11

1.131.67

' 1.470.75

10.73

> 15.00:-15.00

8.392.161.25

Cdppm

ll2

•ci<l

•ci<l<l<lci

•ci1

•ci<l

3

74

•a<l<l

Coppm

S8

10372S

2S28272436

2530342317

1725143922

Crppm

1212141519

464S614626

18615879

1*123

141332

158175

Cuppm

1820986974

130213154132393

4234

10957

119

1536993504966

Feli

2.612.463.135.56S.17

4.044.024.553.723.37

3.815.204.865.381.58

2.113.791.893.794.06

K*

co.01cO.01cO.01

O.O10.30

0.220.340.200-110.22

1.262.861.922.770.46

0.030.090.011.992.23

MgX

8.S28.315.453.362.45

1.201.201.581.402.84

1.652.982.152.921.55

4.690.660.182.062-26

Mnppm

3820363528551370470

480460525425

1520

525735600600

1415

282520001115525540

Moppm

rtrtrt4

*2

*2•ciÔrt

2rtrtrtrt

rtrtrt

2rt

Na%

0.030.02O.C20.030.08

0-100.100.110.110.04

0.070.050.100.100.03

0.020.020.020.070.07

Nippm

77

142233

4043545277

4965746216

11636

4058

Pppm

7070

110330490

440460400350240

600520370520130

80110390520530

Pbppm

6472

19066

42228

66148

410

130

1214141222

Sbppm

•c-S^•cS^•cS

•cS•cS•cS•cS•sS

•cS^•eS•cS•eS

^*S^

Ss

Seppm

li127

54432

68692

•el•el

179

Sappm

•elO•elOclO^0•elO

•clO•clO•elO<10KlO

^0<10<10KlO

<10

•clO10

•elO<10*10

Srppm

4039543426

2221232232

2656413675

6871743439

T!X

0.010.010.040.250.35

0.230.250.230.180.12

0.250.26.0.330.260.12

0.010.020.090-210.25

Vppm

14123378

171

8497876437

6696

11210122

1017146283

Wppm

clO•clO* 10•clO•clO

•clO•elO•clO•clO•ClO

•elOclOclO^0-:10

<Lu•clOclOclOclO

Yppra

667

109

5544S

11155

1311

4

17S

1814

ZaPPM

20024049810040

5054554860

16129954

160489

1180708616483

Zrppm

547

1315

89767

39371145

9

66

10S333

1772 cO.2 3.13 440 cO.3- cS 1.09 ci 34 201 76 5.48 2.61 2.68 565 rt 0.06 55 560 36 9 clO 28 0.25 84 clO 16 125 31

Up to 100 ppm Cr contamination due to sample grinding.

A . 5 gm sample b digested with 5 ml 3:1 HC1/HNO3 at 95c for 2 hours and dilated to 25ml oath D.I.H20.

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1978

Swastika Laboratories LtdAssaying - Consulting - Representation

Geochemical Analysis CertificateCompany CHAMPION BEAR RESOURCES LTDJ'rojett: C . Attn: S. ^c.iU

W? hereby wiify the following Geochemical Analysis of M Core samples .submitted DKCM1-00 by .

Page 2 of 2

OW-4475-RG1

Date; DEC'19-00

Sample Nunicr1752 1753 1754 1755 17561757 1758 1759 1760 17611762 1763

'64 J 765 17C61767 1768 1769 1770 17711772


Au Au Check Pt Pd Mil t i PPB PPB PPB PPB ElementNil , - ^ ^ Nil - 'O ^Nil - <5 ^ Nil - ^ ONil - ; ^5 ^Nil - ^ ^

2 ^ ^ 5 - <5 ^ 3 ~ ^ ^

24 ^ *3

22 22 *5 *5 14 - ^ <524 - <5 C5

3 - ^ <5

2 fe.:r".r-- . : :^5 ^ -' ; Nil ' - ' ^ ^

Nil , - ; ' . ^ ^

. -. -"- -'' ,-.'.' * ":. v"'.- "

, - . . . . . . . ^. 1. . . - b . . y* .---.-..... .... ^

^..;,,----— :- ';;|:,,,; :: . . : ' . ff ; ;:P:

Certifrdby -^(/* îrÂT^fJ J ———— -!C ————— \^ ———— .- ————— ̂ ———— \̂ ^f ——— -^ ——— -

l Cameron Ave., P.O. Box 10, Swastika, Ontario POK 110 \ Telephone (705) 642-3244 Fax (705) 642-3300 ;

Ministry ofNorthern Developmentand Mines

Date: 2001-MAY-22

Ministers duDeveloppement du Nord et des Mines Ontario

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

CHAMPION BEAR RESOURCES LTD. 2005-9TH STREET, S.,W., CALGARY, ALBERTA T2T 3C4 CANADA

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

Dear Sir or Madam

Submission Number: 2 .20874 Transaction Number(s): W0170.00021

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 BRUCE GATES by email at [email protected] or by phone at (705) 670-5856.

Yours Sincerely,

Ron GashinskiSupervisor, Geoscience Assessment Office

Cc: Resident Geologist

Champion Bear Resources Ltd. (Claim Holder)Seymour M Sears (Agent)

Assessment File Library

Champion Bear Resources Ltd. (Assessment Office)

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ÔNTARIO MINISTRY OF NORTHERN DEVELOPMENT AND MINES

Transaction No: Recording Date: Approval Date:

Client(s):116945

Survey Type(s):

W0170.00021

2001-FEB-05

2001-APR-27

Work Report Summary

Status: APPROVED

Work Done from: 2000-DEC-02

to: 2000-DEC-15

CHAMPION BEAR RESOURCES LTD.

ASSAY PDRILL

Work Report Details:

Claim*

S

S

S

S

S

S

S

S

ss

1179399

1214991

1214994

1229729

1230051

1230053

1230055

1230056

1230758

1230759

Perform326,964

SO

SO

38,913

SO

SO

SO

SO

soso

S35,877

External Credits:

Perform Approve

526,964

soSO

S8.913

SO

SO

SO

sososo

S35.877

SO

Applied

SO

56,400

56,400

SO

52,400

53,200

S4.800

S4.800

S6.400

S1 ,477

535,877

Applied Approve

SO

S6.400

S6.400

SO

S2.400

S3.200

S4.800

S4.800

S6.400

S1.477

S35.877

Assign

S26.964

SO

SO

S8.913

SO

SO

SO

SO

soso

S35.877

Assign Reserve Approve Reserve Approve Due Date

26,964

0

0

8,913

0

0

0

0

0

0

535,877

SO

SO

SO

SO

SO

50

SO

sosososo

SO 2002-JUL-06

SO 2002-FEB-05

SO 2002-FEB-05

SO 2001-JUN-23E

SO 2002-FEB-05

SO 2002-FEB-05

SO 2002-FEB-05

SO 2002-FEB-05

SO 2002-FEB-11

SO 2001-FEB-11

SO

Reserve:SO Reserve of Work Report*: W01 70.00021

SO Total Remaining

Status of claim is based on information currently on record.

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Fitablished 1928

Swastika Laboratories LtdAssaying - Consulting - Representation

Geochemical Analysis CertificatePage l of 2

OW-4475-RG1Company: CHAMPION BEARPiojeci: C Aim: S. Sears

We hereby certify the following submitted DEC- 11 -00 by .

Sample Number172217231724172517261727172817291730.•731i732173317341 7351736173717381 739174017411742174317441745174617471748174917501751One assay ton portion used.

RESOURCES LTD

Geochemical Analysis

Au Au Check •PPB PPB

5NilNilNilNil

55

15 279732

NilNilNilNilNilNil 3NilNil

27 22NilNil - .NilNilNilNilNilNilNil

Date: DEC-19-00

of 5 1 Core samples

Pt Pd Mi 1 1 i PPB PPB Element^5 ^ Results^ ^ to^ *Z5 f o M ow^ ^^5 *3*cS ^^ *c5^ ^5•C5 ^5^ ^*S ^^5 ^<5 ^^5 ^<5 <5^ <5^ C5^ ^5^j ^^ c5<5 ^^ <5C5 ^^ <5<5 ^<5 ^^ ^^ ^^ <5^ CS

Certified by

\ Cameron Ave., P.O. Box l O, Swastika, Ontario POK l TO Telephone (705) 642-3244 Fax (705) 642-3300

Ministry of Ministry Of Natural Northern Development Resources and Minus

Ontario

INDEX TO LAND DISPOSITION

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G-4058TOWNSHIP/ARCA

HART

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MINING LAND TENURE

MAP

Date f Time of Issue Apr 2 2001

TOWNSHIP y AREA

ERMATINGER

1S:OOh Eastern

PLAN

G4045

ADMINISTRATIVE DISTRICTS l D IVISIONSMining Division Sudbury

Land Tltles/Reglstiy Division SUDBURY

Ministry of Natural Resources District SUDBURY

TOPOGRAPHIC LAND TENURE

a c,.,.,...*,.

LAND TENURE WITHDRAWALS

IMPORTANT NOTICES

LAND TENURE WITHDRAWAL DESCRIPTIONS

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