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WORK DECLARATION REPORT

LAURIER GOLD CORPORATION'S

BAILLY GOLD PROPERTY

Barry Lake Area, Québec

Chibougamau Mining District, Québec

N.T.S. Sheet 32613

June 5, 2016 Ottawa, Ontario

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19 SEP. 2016

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

1.0 Introduction and Terms of Reference 4 1.1 Laurier Gold Corporation 4 2.0 Property Description and Tenure 4 3.0 Accessibility, Climate, Local Resources, Physiography & infrastructure 6 3.1 Location and Access 6 3.2 Climate and Physiography 6 3.3 Infrastructure 7 4.0 Property History and Previous Exploration 7 4.1 History of Gold Exploration in the Barry Area 7 5.0 Geological Setting 9 5.2 Structure 10 5.3 Mineralization 10 6.0 Sampling Method and Approach 10 7.0 Sampling Preparation, Analysis and Security 11 8.0 Adjacent Properties 11 9.0 Interpretation and Conclusions 11 10.0 Recommendations 12 11.0 References 13 12.0 List of filed Work reports from Gestim 13

List of Tables

Table 1: Bailly Property Description 5 Table 2: List of nearby gold deposits 11 Table 3: Proposed Work Program on the Bailly property 12

List of Figures

Figure 1: Claim map for the Bailly Property 5 Figure 2: Regional base map and location of the Bailly property 6 Figure 3: Location of the Bailly property 10

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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

This report was written to summarize work that Laurier Gold Corporation ("Laurier") has completed on the Bailly property (the "Property") which is situated approximately 100 kilometres east of the town of Lebel-sur-Quévillon, Quebec in the Chibougamau Mining District. Lebel-sur-Quévillon is situated on highway 113, the primary transportation corridor connecting Val d'Or and Chibougamau.

The Property is made up of six (6) map designated CDC's totaling approximately 388.88 hectares in one contiguous block The Property is situated in the Lac Barry area of the Abitibi Greenstone Belt. The geology consists of Archaean mafic volcanics, intrusives and granitoid gneisses. The area hosts various historical and NI 43-101 compliant gold resources.

Laurier completed a technical analysis of the Property and examined the relevant historical data and reports. Laurier spent a total of $6,500 + $325 GST on the Property which was spread equally between the six CDC's. This equates to $1,083.33 before GST per each of the six CDC's. The project was completed in November, 2015.

The key target on the Property is a regional fault structure that crosses a portion of the property with a strike of NE-SW. These regional faults are often associated with lode gold deposits in the area including those held by Oban Mining (Windfall Lake), Beaufield Resources (Lac Rouleau) and Bonterra Resources (Eastern Extension). These lode gold deposits occur primarily in smoky quartz veins with minor to semi massive amounts of stiilphides, particularly pyrite, chalcopyrite and sphalerite.

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1.0 INTRODUCTION

This report is required to summarize the recently completed technical analysis on the property as well as to propose a future work program.

The report is based on:

1: Public data archived at the Québec Gestion des titres miniers ("Gestim"); 2: In-house reference material available in the author's office; 3: Public data reported from mining companies in the immediate vicinity of the property;

The Property is made up of six (6) map designated CDC's totaling approximately 388.88 hectares in one contiguous block. The Property is situated in the Lac Barry area of the Abitibi Greenstone Belt. The geology consists of Archaean mafic volcanics, intrusives and granitoid gneisses. The area hosts various historical and NI 43-101 compliant gold resources.

Laurier completed a technical analysis of the Property and examined the relevant historical data and reports. Laurier spent a total of $6,500 + $325 GST on the Property which was spread equally between the six CDC's. This equates to $1,083.33 before GST per each of the six CDC's. The project was completed in November, 2015.

1.1.1 LAURIER GOLD CORPORATION

Laurier Gold Corporation is a Calgary-based, private company.

Laurier's contact information is as follows:.


Unit A - 223, 32 Street NE Calgary, Alberta T2E 2G8 Email: [email protected]

2.0 PROPERTY DESCRIPTION AND TENURE

The Bailly property consists of six (6) map designated CDC's totaling approximately 339 hectares. The claims summary is present in table 1 with a map of the claims shown by figure 1.

The mineral tenures are numbered: CDC2412985 up to and including CDC2412990. All of the claims are held in good standing by Laurier Gold Corporation (91231) (100%).


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The claims are situated approximately 100 kilometres east of the town of Lebel-sur-Quévillon, Quebec in the Chibougamau Mining District. The claims are accessed by driving 100km east of Lebel-sur-Quévillon on all-weather gravel roads to Lac Barry. The property is composed both of Lac Barry and a large island. Access is shown by figure 2.

Figure 1: Claim map of the Bailly property

Table 1: Property summary

Property Name

Number of Claims

Area Hal

Interest Current Good to Dates

Bailly 6 339 100% October 21, 2016

Totals 6 339 100%

1: Nominal areas based on polygons depicted on Gestim claim maps.


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3.0 ACCESSIBILITY, CLIMATE, LOCAL RESOURCES, INFRASTRUCTURE & PHYSIOGRAPHY

3.1 LOCATION AND ACCESS

Access to the property is provided by road and boat. The claims are accessed by driving 100km east of Lebel-sur-Quévillon on all-weather gravel roads to Lac Barry. The property is composed both of Lac Barry and a large island. Access is shown by figure 2.

Figure 2: Regional base map and location of the Bailly property

3.2 CLIMATE AND PHYSIOGRAPHY

The climate of the area is temperate with warm to hot summers, cold winters, and a low to moderate average annual precipitation. Summer weather is usually in the 25° C range with moderate precipitation. Winters are log and cold, with temperatures averaging -20° C, but it can get as low as -35°C for periods of a couple of weeks at a time. Mild spells are also not uncommon, Exploration is possible throughout the year; however, winter work requires a full time grader to maintain access (Chance, 2009). Winter would be the primary season to conduct much field work once Lac Barry has frozen over and the ice is thick.


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The vegetation is dominated by spruce, pine and fir with occasional deciduous trees (birch, aspen and poplar). The forest on the large island has not been logged and appears to be the original forest.

Elevations on the Bailly property are approximately 400 metres above sea level. Topographic relief is low and generally does not exceed 10 metres, typical of the glaciated Canadian Shield in that low ridges of rock, gravel or sand with occasional muskeg.

3.3 INFRASTRUCTURE

The region has a skilled workforce. This workforce works on the regions numerous exploration and development projects as well as active mines. Also, the province of Québec operates full service offices. The local school board and technical colleges offer industry-focused courses. Lebel-sur-Quévillon is the town closest to the property. There limited supplies as well as groceries can be purchased. Lebel-sur-Quévillon has sufficient accessible power to support the now-closed Domtar paper mill, sawmill (Abitibi) and a 2000 tonne per day underground mine (Langlois Mine; Breakwater Resources); (Chance, 2009). Existing power lines lie 80 to 100 kilometres west of Windfall Lake. A suitable route for an electrical power line runs 85 kilometres east from Langlois Mine, following Haul Road 3000 and then turning south, and is within a kilometre of the road for all but 10 kilometres.

4.0 PROPERTY HISTORY AND PREVIOUS EXPLORATION

4.1 History of Gold Exploration in the Barry Area

There has been little documented exploration on the Bailly property after examining assessment reports from Gestim. This said ample mining assessment work is present in the area.

Gold mineralization (Rouleau. Deposit) was discovered in the 1930's (Rougerie, 2003). Until the 1990's the area was not the subject of persistent exploration. Murgor Resources discovered the Barry Deposit in 1994. This property is situated west of the Bailly property. The Alto showing was discovered on Oban Mining's Windfall Lake Property by Alto - Minerals Inc. and Noront in 1996 through an extensive mapping and trenching program (Chance, 2009). Eagle Hill Resources optioned the Windfall Lake Property from Noront resources and Murgor Resources (Chance, 2009). Noront, Murgor, Freewest and Eagle Hill have all identified high grade gold deposits in quartz-pyrite stockwork (Doucet et al., 2006, 2007). Eagle Hill and the Windfall Lake property has since been acquired by Oban Mining.

SUMMARY OF EXPLORATION FOR THE NEIGHBOURING AREA

1970's

1975-1977: Shell Canada: Airborne EM and magnetic survey, prospecting, geological mapping and drilling.

1980's

1983 MRNF du Québec: Airborne EM, magnetic survey.


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1987 Kerr Addison: Airborne EM, magnetic survey.

1987 Res. Min. Demontigny: Line cutting, ground EM, magnetic survey, geological mapping and drilling.

1990's

1994 Murgor Resources: Discovery of gold showing in Barry Township.

1996 Xemac Resources: Reconnaissance mapping program on the Abitex claims to the north of the Barry property discovered a mineralized shear zone on their Barry Lake property.

Murgor/Freewest: Line cutting, ground magnetic survey, IP, prospecting, trenching and drilling. Discovery of the Debris Showing (72 g/t Au over 1 m).

Alto Minerals, Noront: Line cutting, ground magnetic survey, IP, prospecting, Maxmin II. Discovery of the Alto Showing (9.3 g/t over 1.7m), and 13 diamond drill holes.

Xemac Resources: Conducted a Mag-VLF-IP survey of the Abitex claims to the east of the Urban-Barry Property and a diamond drill program (BL-97-01 to BL-97-05) totalling 816.4 metres on their Barry Lake property.

Xemac Resources: Conducted a second phase of diamond drilling totalling 25 holes totalling 3900 metres to the north of the Barry Property on their Barry Lake property.

Inmet: Line cutting, Deep EM survey, geological mapping, diamond drilling.

Xemac Resources: Conducted additional diamond drilling on their Barry Lake property.

1996-1997

1996 to 1998

1997-1998

1998

1998 to 1999

2000's

2001

2002 JVIRNF du Québec: Geological mapping, sampling, geochronology.

2003 to 2004

2004 to 2007

2008 to 2009

2010's

Fury Explorations: Compilation, line cutting, diamond drilling, Windfall Lake Property- Eagle Hill Exploration.

Noront: Diamond drilling (NOT-04-027 to 191) on Windfall Lake Property- Eagle Hill Exploration.

Noront: Underground exploration programme on the Windfall Lake Property- Eagle Hill Exploration.


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2010 Amseco completes an airborne magnetic survey of the Bailly property and surrounding properties.

2010

2010

2011-2012

2011-2012

2013-2014

Metanor Resources released a NI 43-101 compliant gold resource on its Barry Pit to the west of Laurier's property. •

Bonterra completed a line cutting and ground magnetic program, channel sampling and initial diamond drilling twinning historical drill holes.

Eagle Hill continued to drill its Windfall Lake Property and released a NI 43-101 compliant gold resource.

Bonterra Resources continued to drill its Eastern Extension Property and released a NI 43-101 compliant gold resource.

Eagle Hill (Oban Mining) continued to drill its Windfall Lake Property and released an updated NI 43-101 compliant gold resource.

5.0 GEOLOGICAL SETTING

The property is near the centre of the two hundred kilometre-long, east-west trending, Urban-Barry Greenstone Belt. This belt forms part of the Northern Volcanic Zone, which contains the Mattagami VMS camp. Figure 3 shows the general location of this belt. The belt extends to the west near the town of Lebel-sur-Quévillon while the belt is terminated by the Grenville front about 100 km east of the Bailly property.

The Urban-Barry Greenstone Belt hosts the Langlois VMS zinc-silver deposits (Breakwater; —40 km NE of Lebel-sur-Quévillon) and Metanor's Barry gold mine (immediately west of the Urban-Barry property). The Mattagami Lake VMS (volcanic massive sulphides) and the Chibougamau copper-gold camps are 170 and 130 km to the west-northwest and northeast respectively.

Mapping by the MRNFQ (2006) supported by geochronology, describes an active geologic past encompassing 84 Ma. This period of time commenced at 2791 and concluded at 2707 Ma. The property lies in a SW-NE trending limb of the belt with four broad lithostratigraphical units present. From the southeast to northwest these include the Fecteau Formation (2791 Ma), the Lacroix Formation (which includes the Lacroix Carbonatite), the Chanceux Formation (2727 Ma), the Macho Formation (2718 Ma which contains the Windfall and Rouleau Members) and the Urban Formation (2714 to 2707). To the south of the properties and south of the Urban-Barry Greenstone Belt is the Kalm-Coursol Pluton. This pluton is dominated by tonalite and gneiss. Mapping of the area (1:20,000) appears to show broad, open, folding. In addition there is little evidence of major, through-going structures. Gold occurrences have ,been associated with many of these structures. Areas with significant gold mineralization appear to lay in several strike parallel corridors. An example of one of these corridors to the north . is on Eagle Hill's Windfall Lake property (Armstrong 2006, 2007).

Structural deformation within the Barry-Urban belt is very complex. According to Charré (1975), the belt was subjected to polyphase deformation that resulted in basin and range interference structural patterns. The first folding event would have produced isoclinal folds of ill-defined orientation, the second phase asymmetrical folds overturned to the northwest, and the third phase

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would have produced late undulations. The prominent structures on the property are NE striking faults.

Figure 3: Location of the Bailly property

5.2 STRUCTURE

No structural mapping has yet been completed on the property. Previous magnetic surveys do suggest a significant NE-SW trending fault system crosses the property.

5.3 MINERALIZATION

There are no known mineral deposits on the Bailly property.

6.0 SAMPLING METHOD AND APPROACH

There have been no samples submitted for assay at this time.



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7.0 SAMPLING PREPARATION, ANALYSIS AND SECURITY

There have been no samples submitted for assay at this time.

8.0 ADJACENT PROPERTIES

There are several properties in the area that host gold resources. These gold resources are both compliant and non-compliant (historical) as per NI 43-101. The most advanced by far of these projects is the Windfall Lake of Oban Mining. Windfall Lake is situated approximately 9 kilometres north of the. Bailly property. The other properties will require millions of dollars of additional drilling and technical evaluation in order for them to be advanced and create additional NI 43-101 compliant ounces.

Table 2: List of nearby gold deposits

Property Company Category Tonnes Grade (g/t) Gold (Oz) Windfall Lake Oban Indicated 2,762,000 8.42 748,000 Windfall Lake Oban Inferred 3,512,000 7.62 860,000 Barry Pit Metanor Indicated 7,701,000 1.29 ' 309,500 Barry Pit Metanor Inferred 10,411,000 1.65 471,950 Eastern Extension Bonterra Inferred 1,170,000 7.97 300,000 Lac Rouleau Beaufield Historical 544,000 7.20 125,925

9.0 INTERPRETATION AND CONCLUSIONS

Laurier Gold's Bailly property requires a series of work programs in order to determine if it may offer the potential to develop an economic gold deposit. The locations most amiable for gold mineralization on the property are the NE-SW trending faults, magnetic anomalies and related quartz veins. Gold occurrences are associated with quartz veining as well as fault systems and shear zones in the region.

Historical magnetic surveys have provided valuable structural information that can be used to assist in locating the more favourable areas for mineral deposition on the property. In addition to locating numerous linear faults and shears, the magnetic data has outlined the contacts of both magnetic and non-magnetic units. The latter could reflect felsic intrusions or siliceous breccias that might host auriferous mineralization.

Other anomalous responses coincide with magnetic linears that could reflect contacts, faults, or shears. These inferred contacts and structural breaks are also considered to be of particular interest as they may have influenced or controlled mineral deposition within the survey areas.

Data density is thin at this stage. As work programs intensity and data becomes more plentiful on the Bailly property, the relative thin density of data will obviously change.


Item IhistaimimumawAIIALULW• Wit I Ll11lltfpr in wst4Ic=. Cam. Costs 1 er s erson • er da Subtotal 15% Contin:en

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Units Total $6,000

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$3,000 $19,000 $2,850

$6,000 1

TOTAL

$21,850

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In closing the Bailly property of Laurier Gold offers potential to discover gold mineralization. Future work programs will be required to test this.

10.0 RECOMMENDATIONS

After reviewing the historical reports, a first phase exploration program is recommended. This will focus on mapping, sampling and a walking ground mag in the winter with a budget of $21,850 is proposed to evaluate the potential economic gold mineralization on the Bailly property. The most prospective parts of the Bailly property are the portions of the large island in Lac Barry and the lake to the south and west of this island. A walking ground magnetic survey will be key to refine the historical targets and to focus future work programs in the area.

All samples should be sent for assay using ICP and fire assay. Areas of most interest should be trenched and stripped to build the geological data base and understanding of the property. Work should be concentrated on structures that have been identified to date from previous magnetic surveys. The proposed work program is outlined in table 2.

If this first phase work program outlines and defines significant silver mineralization a second phase of exploration is warranted. This second phase of work will be guided by the first phase and could include geophysical surveys, trenching and diamond drilling on the property.

Table 3: Proposed work program on the Bailly property

11.0 REFERENCES


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11.0 REFERENCES

Armstrong, T.J. 2006 Geological report on the Windfall Lake property, Chibougamau mining district, Québec, Canada; for Noront Resources Inc.; P & E Mining Consultants Inc., Report 125 August 28, 2006

Armstrong, T.J. 2007 Updated geological report on the Windfall Lake property, Chibougamau mining district, Québec, Canada; for Noront Resources Inc.; P & E Mining Consultants Inc., Report 138; June 20, 2007

Chance, P., 2009. NI-43-101 Compliant Technical Report of the Windfall Property, Canton Urban, Abitibi Region, Québec. Prepared for Eagle Hill Exploration Corporation.

Charré, R. (1973) Géologie de la region du lac Mégiscane, comté Abitibi-Est. DP-131.

Doucet, P., Moorehead, J. and Cote, S. 2006. Report on Mineral Exploration Activities in Québec 2006, 1C Southern Superior Province (Abitibi and Pontiac Subprovinces), Resources naturelles et faune.

Doucet, P., Moorehead, J. and Cote, S. 2007. Report on Mineral Exploration Activities in Québec 2007, 1B Southern Superior Province (Abitibi and Pontiac Subprovinces), Resources naturelles et faune.

Rougerie, Y., 2003. Summary and Results of Exploration programs completed to date (1996-2003) on the Lac Barry property of XEMAC Resources Bailly, Barry, Lacroix & Urban Townships, Abitibi, Québec., Xemac Resources Inc.

12.0 LIST OF FILED WORK REPORTS FROM GESTIM

GM 33665 MAGNETIC AND HORIZONTAL LOOP ELECTROMAGNETIC SURVEYS, BARRY PROJECT, GRID 13. SHELL CANADA RESOURCES LTD.

-1978. 4 pages. 3 cartes. 32B13.

GM 34556 DIAMOND DRILL CORE LOG, BARRY PROJECT. SHELL CANADA RESOURCES LTD. 1978. 4 pages. 1 carte. 32B13.

GM 33284 GEOLOGICAL REPORT OF THE AREAS COVERING AEM ANOMALIES 12, 32, 55, 92B, 95 AND 101. SHELL CANADA RESOURCES LTD. 1977. 16 pages. 7 cartes. 32B13, 32G03.

GM 33285 REPORT ON SOIL GEOCHEMICAL SURVEYS, AREAS ON AEM ANOMALIES 32 AND 55. SHELL CANADA RESOURCES LTD. 1977. 8 pages. 2 cartes. 32B13, 32G03.


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GM 33287 DIAMOND. DRILL CORE LOG, BARRY PROJECT. SHELL CANADA RESOURCES LTD. 1977. 34 pages. 5 cartes. 32B13, 32G03, 32G04

GM 38828 SUMMARY REPORT, BARRY LAKE PROJECT.SHELL CANADA LTEE.1977. 42 pages. 8 cartes. 32B13, 32B14, 32B15, 32G02, 32G03, 32G04.

GM 38829 PROGRESS REPORT, BARRY NORTH AND BARRY (REASSESSMENT) PROJECTS. [Contient: 17 journaux des sondages (au diamant) suivants 7515-77-05, 7515-77-06, 7515-77-09 @ 7515-77-12, 7515-78-01 @ 7515-78-08, 7515-78-14,7515-78-16, 7515-78-171 SHELL CANADA LTEE. 1977. 20 pages. 3 cartes. 32B13, 32B14, 32G02, 32G03, 32G04.

GM 39054 SUMMARY REPORT, MEGISCANE AREA. SHELL CANADA LTEE. 1977. 14 pages. 1 carte. 32B05, 32B11, 32B12, 32B13, 32B14.

GM 32459 ' REPORT ON GEOPHYSICAL SURVEYS ON GRID NUMBER 8, BARRY PROJECT. SHELL CANADA LTD. 1976. 9 pages. 2 cartes. 32B13.

GM 32460 REPORT ON GEOPHYSICAL SURVEYS ON GRID NUMBER 12, BARRY PROJECT. SHELL CANADA LTD. 1976. 9 pages. 2 cartes. 32B13.





GM 32473 REPORT ON GEOPHYSICAL SURVEYS ON GRID NUMBER 92B, BARRY PROJECT. SHELL CANADA LTD. 1976. 10 pages. 2 cartes. 32B13.

GM 38835 GEOLOGY AND COMPILATION, BARRY PROJECT. SHELL CANADA LTEE. 1976. 3 cartes. 32813.

GM 38836 GEOLOGY AND COMPILATION, BARRY PROJECT. SHELL CANADA LTEE. 1976. 1 carte. 32B13.



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GM 32482 REPORT ON AIRBORNE GEOPHYSICAL SURVEY IN THE BARRY PROJECT AREA. SHELL CANADA LTD. 1975. 52 pages. 374 cartes. 32B13, 32B14, 32B15, 32G02, 32G03, 32G04.

GM 38826 REPORT ON AIRBORNE GEOPHYSICAL SURVEY IN THE BARRY PROJECT AREA. SHELL CANADA LTEE. 1975. 116 pages. 16 cartes. 32813, 32B14, 32B15, 32602, 32G03, 32G04.

DP-83-08 LEVE AERIEN PAR INPUT MK VI - REGION DE MARIN-BARRY. RELEVES GEOPHYSIQUES INC. 1983. 27 cartes. 32B13, 32B14, 32G03, 32G04, 32G05, 32G06. 3 CARTES/ 27F (ECHELLE 1/20 000)

DP-84-03 COMPILATION D'ANOMALIES ELECTROMAGNETIQUES DE TYPE INPUT - REGION DE L'ABITIBI. M E R. 1983. 1 carte. 32G02, 32603, 32604, 32605, 32G06, 32G07, 32608, 32G09, 32G10, 32G11, 32G12, 32G13, 32G14, 32G15, 32G16. 1 CARTE (ECHELLE 1/250 000)

DV 83-11 STRATIGRAPHIE DES ENSEMBLES VOLCANO-SEDIMENTAIRES ARCHEENS DE L'ABITIBI: ETAT DES CONNAISSANCES. M E R1983. 171 pages. 2 cartes. 31M01, 31M02, 31M03, 31M05, 31M06, 31M07, 31M08, 31M09, 31M10, 31M11, 31M12, 31M13, 31M14, 31M15, 31M16, 31N11, 31N12, 31N13, 31N14, 31N15, 32B01, 32B02, 32B03, 32804, 32B05, 321306, 32B07, 32B08, 32B09, 32810, 32B11, 32B12, 32B13, 32B14, 32B15, 32B16, 32C01, 32CO2, 32CO3, 32C04, 32C05, 32C06, 32C07, 32C08, 32C09, 32C10, 32C11, 32C12, 32C13, 32C14, 32C15, 32C16, 32D01, 32D02, 32D03, 32D04, 32D05, 32D06, 32D07, 32D08, 32D09, 32D10, 32D11, 32D12, 32D13, 32D14, 32D15, 32D16, 32E01, 32E02, 32E03, 32E04, 32E05, 32E06, 32E07, 32E08, 32E09, 32E10, 32E11, 32E12, 32E13, 32E14, 32E15, 32E16,-32F01, 32F02, 32F03, 32F04, 32F05, 32F06, 32F07, 32F08, 32F09, 32F10, 32F11, 32F12, 32F13, 32F14, 32F15, 32F16, 32G01, 32G02, 32G03, 32G04, 32G05, 32G06, 32G07, 32G08, 32G09, 32G10, 32G11, 32G12, 32G13, 32G14, 32G15, 32G16, 32)01, 32102, 32103, 32104, 32J05, 32J06, 32107, 32108, 32J09, 32)10, 32)11, 32)12, 32j13, 32114, 32115, 32116, 32K01, 321(02, 32K03, 32K04, 32K05, 32K06, 32K07, 32K08, 32K09, 321(10, 32K11, 32K12, 32K13, 32K14, 32K15, 32K16, 32L01, 32L02, 32L03, 32L04, 32L05, 32L06, 32L07, 32L08, 32L09, 32110," 32L11, 32L12, 32L13, 32L14, 32L15, 32L16.2 PLANCHES

GM 50245 GEOPHYSICAL SURVEY, EAST URBAN CLAIMS, 625 UR PROJECT. EXPLORATION KERR ADDISON INC. 1991. 10 pages. 3 cartes. 32G04..

GM 50285 RAPPORT SUR LES TRAVAUX DE TERRAIN EFFECTUES EN 1990, PROPRIETE BARRY OUEST (PN 625). EXPLORATION KERR ADDISON INC. 1991. 49 pages. 4 cartes. 321313. Prix : Prix papier : 72.25 $ Prix numérique : 7.22 $


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GM 49567 REPORT ON A GEOLOGICAL MAPPING PROGRAM, LAC ROULEAU PROPERTY. EXPLORATION KERR ADDISON INC. 1990. 42 pages. 2 cartes. 32G04.

GM 49945 A REPORT ON THE GEOLOGICAL MAPPING OF THE SOUTHERN PART OF THE

URBAN CLAIM GROUP. EXPLORATION KERR ADDISON INC. 1990. 21 pages. 2 cartes. 32G04.

GM 49060 DIAMOND DRILLING PROGRAM, MARCH, 1989, LAC ROULEAU PROPERTY. EXPLORATION KERR ADDISON INC.1989. 162 pages. 10 cartes. 32G04.

GM 47130 GEOPHYSICAL SURVEY, BARRY WEST PROJECT. EXPLORATION KERR ADDISON INC. 1988. 10 pages. 48 cartes. 32B13.

GM 47140 GEOPHYSICAL SURVEY, URBAN PROJECT. EXPLORATION KERR ADDISON INC. 1988. 10 pages. 54 cartes. 32G04.

GM 47695 GEOPHYSICAL SURVEY, LAC ROULEAU PROJECT. EXPLORATION KERR ADDISON INC. 1988. 12 pages. 54 cartes. 32G04.

GM 48334 DIAMOND DRILLING PROGRAM, LAC ROULEAU PROPERTY. EXPLORATION KERR ADDISON INC. 1988. 132 pages. 7 cartes. 32G04.

GM 44589 MAXMIN AND MAGNETOMETER SURVEYS, URBAN "A" AND "B". EXPLORATION

KERR ADDISON INC, SOC EN COMMANDITE EXPL KERY. 1987. 46 pages. 2 cartes. 32604.

GM 44590 MAXMIN, INDUCED POLARISATION AND MAGNETOMETER SURVEYS, BARRY WEST

"A". EXPLORATION KERR ADDISON INC, SOC EN COMMANDITE EXPL KERY.

1987. 17 pages. 4 cartes. 32B13.

GM 44591 MAXMIN, INDUCED POLARIZATION AND MAGNETOMETER SURVEYS, ROULEAU LAKE "A". EXPLORATION KERR ADDISON INC, SOC EN COMMANDITE EXPL KERY.

1987. 22 pages. 4 cartes. 32G04.

GM 45089 REPORT ON DIAMOND DRILLING PERFORMED ON THE URBAN-BARRY CLAIMS, URBAN-BARRY PROJECT. EXPLORATION KERR ADDISON INC.

1986. 80 pages. 4 cartes. 32B13, 32604.

GM 42946 REPORT ON COMBINED HELICOPTER BORNE, MAGNETIC, ELECTROMAGNETIC AND VLF. SURVEY, BACHELOR LAKE, AREA D2 - BARRY. EXPLORATION KERR

ADDISON INC. 1985. 46 pages. 62 cartes. 32B13, 32G04.

GM 42947 REPORT ON COMBINED HELICOPTER BORNE, MAGNETIC, ELECTROMAGNETIC

AND VLF SURVEY, BACHELOR LAKE, AREAS D1 AND D3. EXPLORATION KERR ADDISON INC. 1985. 52 pages. 164 cartes. 32B13, 32G04.



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GM 54363 EVALUATION REPORT, BARRY IV - SDBJ OPTION, DUVAL OPTION, ORIENT OPTION

AND BOUDREAULT OPTION PROPERTIES. CLAIMS BOUDREAULT, CLAIMS DUVAL,

RESSOURCES MURGOR INC, RESSOURCES ORIENT INC, SOCIETE DE DEVELOPPEMENT DE LA BAIE JAMES. 1995. 106 pages. 8 cartes. 32B13, 32G04.

,GM 59000 RAPPORT DE TRAVAUX D'EXPLORATION, PROJET LAC BARRY.

[Contient: 19 journaux des sondages (au diamant) suivants BL-97-22EXT, BL-2000-01 @ BL-2000-10, BL-2001-01 @ BL-2001-08] RESSOURCES XEMAC INC.

2001. 146 pages. 19 cartes. 32B13, 32G04.

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GM 56251 A REPORT ON GEOPHYSICAL WORKS OVER THE BARRY LAKE PROJECT.

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EVALUATION DU POTENTIEL EN MINERALISATIONS DE TYPE SULFURES MASSIFS VOLCANOGENES DE LA REGION DE CHIBOUGAMAU (32G) - INTEGRATION DE GEODONNEES PAR LA TECHNOLOGIE D'ANALYSE SPATIALE. DION, C, LAMOTHE, D. 2002. 43 pages. 40 cartes. 32G01, 32G02, 32G03, 32G04, 32G05, 32G06, 32G07, 32G08, 32G09, 32G10, 32G11, 32G12, 32G13, 32G14, 32G15, 32G16..

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SI-32B13B-C4G-02C COMPILATION GEOSCIENTIFIQUE - GEOLOGIE 1/20 000, 32B13-200-0102 - LAC SAINT-CYR. BANDYAYERA, D, THEBERGE, L, FALLARA, F. 2002. 1 carte. 32B13.

SI-32B13C-C4G-02C COMPILATION GEOSCIENTIFIQUE - GEOLOGIE 1/20 000, 32B13-200-0201 - LAC AUX LOUTRES. BANDYAYERA, D, THEBERGE, L, FALLARA, F. 2002. 1 carte. 32B13.

SI-32B13D-C4G-02C COMPILATION GEOSCIENTIFIQUE - GEOLOGIE 1/20 000, 32B13-200-0202 - LAC BARRY. BANDYAYERA, D, THEBERGE, L, FALLARA, F. 2002. 1 carte. 32B13.

SI-32G04A-C4G-02C COMPILATION GEOSCIENTIFIQUE - GEOLOGIE 1/20 000, 32G04-200-0101 - LAC THUBIERE. BANDYAYERA, D, THEBERGE, L, FALLARA, F. 2002. 1 carte. 32G04.

SI-32G04B-C4G-02C COMPILATION GEOSCIENTIFIQUE - GEOLOGIE 1/20 000, 32G04-200-0102 - LAC WINDFALL. BANDYAYERA, D, THEBERGE, L, FALLARA, F. 2002. 1 carte. 32G04.


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SI-32G04D-C4G-02C COMPILATION GEOSCIENTIFIQUE - GEOLOGIE 1/20 000, 32G04-200-0202 - LAC PICQUET. BANDYAYERA, D, THEBERGE, L, FALLARA, F. 2002. 1 carte. 32G04.