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2.15871

GEOPHYSICAL

REPORT

WHISTLE LAKE EAST PROJECT

NTS 52-H-6

BY: PHANTOM EXPLORATION SERVICES LTD. 103-79 NORTH COURT STREET THUNDER BAY, ONTARIO P7A 4T7 OCTOBER, 1994

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

INTRODUCTION...................................1

GRIDING.LOCATION AND ACCESS....................1

LIST OF CLAIMS.................................2

PROPERTY GEOLOGY...............................2

THEORY OF OPERATION............................3

SURVEY PROCEDURE...............................3

DISCUSSION OF RESULTS..........................4

CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS................5

MAPS INCLUDED IN THIS REPORT

MAXMIN PROFILES 444 HZ "north" grid.......1:2500

MAXMIN PROFILES 1777 HZ "north" grid......1:2500

MAXMIN PROFILES 444 HZ "east" grid........1:2500

MAXMIN PROFILES 1777 HZ "east " grid......1:2500

INTRODUCTION

During the fall of 1994, Phantom Exploration

Services of Thunder Bay, Ontario was contracted by

Cumberland Resources Ltd. of Thunder Bay, to complete a

MaxMin II+ geophysical survey on two grids on their Whistle

Lake East Project. The property consists of 77 unpatented

mining claims containing 104 units numbered TB 1082884-899

inclusive, TB 1083000-003 inclusive, TB 1083035-036

inclusive, TB 1083041-070 inclusive, TB 1083073-082

inclusive, TB 1083084-092 inclusive, TB 1088209-210

inclusive, TB 1195981, TB 1209446, TB 1204894 and TB 1205107

which are located in the Thunder Bay Mining Division.

GRIDING. LOCATION AND ACCESS

Approximately 29.6 Kilometres of line were cut,

chained and picketed at 25 metre intervals on two grids:

11.5 kilometres on the "north" grid and the remainder on the

"east" grid. The baseline was orientated east-west and the

grid lines were cut perpendicular to it at 100 metre

intervals. The line cutting was completed by Vytyl

Exploration Services of Thunder Bay, Ontario while the

geophysical survey was carried out by Phantom Exploration

Services Ltd.

The property is located about 100 kilometres due

north of Thunder Bay, Ontario and about 4km east of Highway

1

north of Thunder Bay, Ontario and about 4km east of Highway

#527. Access is provided to the general area by highways

1117*17 and #527. At a point about 100 kilometres north of

the junction of these two highways, access is gained by

travelling (5km) north and east on old logging roads to the

survey area.

CLAIMS COVERED BY THIS REPORT

TB 1082884 TB 1082893 TB 1082894

TB 1083035 TB 1083050 TB 1083051

TB 1083052 TB 1083053 TB 1083054

TB 1083059 TB 1083060 TB 1083061

TB 1083062 TB 1083065 TB 1083066

TB 1083067 TB 1083068 TB 1083074

TB 1083075 TB 1204894

PROPERTY GEOLOGY

The property is underlain by an east-west trending

sequence of volcanic rocks which are capped by a diabase

sill. This sill, which in general thickens to the east, is

relatively thin in the survey area and in some areas is

completely removed. The volcanics exposed in these windows

are for the most part felsic in composition and exhibit

zones of alteration associated with varying amounts of

sulphides consisting of mainly pyrite and pyrrhotite.

A relatively thin, flat lying, fine grained, white

recrystallized dolomitic limestone is closely associated

spatially with the diabase sill.

THEORY OF OPERATION

The Max Min IH-

Since the horizontal loop E.M. system is maximum

coupled, measurement at the receiver is most conveniently

made in terms of the ratios of the in phase and out of phase

voltages induced in a reference coil. The reference coil is

mounted directly on the transmitting coil in the orientation

of the maximum coupling. The reference and the receiver

voltage are compared in a bridge ratiometer circuit, the

output of which is displayed on the in and out of phase

meters. These meters will read zero when the signal is

entirely due to the primary field and its phase shift is

ninety degrees (i.e. no E.M. anomaly present). When readings

are taken in the vicinity of a conductor, the in phase and

the out of phase components of the secondary field are

measured as a percentage of the primary field intensity and

phase at the receiver.

SURVEY PROCEDURE

The Max Min II+

The equipment used for this survey was a Max Min

II+ manufactured by Apex Parametries Limited of Uxbridge,

Ontario. The survey was conducted using the in-line array,

with coplanar coils moving in tandem along survey lines

orientated perpendicular to the geologic strike. The

horizontal separation between the coils is kept constant by

means of accurate secant chaining of the lines. A continuous

inclinometer survey is carried out by the receiver operator

as he travels from station to station. By simple arithmetic

averaging, the percentage slope (tilt) between coils can be

calculated and thus any errors due to elevation differences

between the transmitter and the receiver can be eliminated

by using the tiltmeter to keep the coils coplanar. Both in

and out of pase readings were taken at 25 meter intervals

along the survey lines for two frequencies ( 1777 Hz and 444

Hz). These readings are plotted at mid point between the

transmitter and the receiver.

DISCUSSION OF RESULTS

The Max Min II+ Survey

The survey area is presented in plan form at a

scale of 1:2500 with the vertical scale set at 1 cm - 25X

for the EM profiles with one map for each frequency

surveyed. Two maps cover the "east" grid and two maps cover

the "north" grid.

No conductive trends were located in the surveyed

areas. The "bump" in the profiles located on lines 43+OOE bo

47+OOE at about 6+50S on the "east" grid is coincident with

a severe topographic feature (cliff bounded "ditch" or

mini graben) that probably presented chaining problems arid

hence short cable effects. On the other hand this feature

probably represents a fault zone and as such could be a site

of a weak conductor that is not easily recognized due to the

short cable effects.

In personal conversation with project geologists,

it has been strongly suggested that the thickness of the

diabase sill in of the survey areas may be in the order of

100 plus metres making the possibility of the EM survey of

picking up any conductors present remote if not impossible.

CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS

The survey area is underlain by a predominately

felsic volcanic sequence of rocks overlain for the most part

by a diabase sill. The thickness of the sill in the survey

areas is thought to be in excess of 100 metres and as such

would make the possibility of finding EM conductive trends

under the sill/sills with a max min unit with a 200 metre

coil separation, highly unlikely.

A EM survey that has sufficient penetrating

ability such as a pulse EM survey should be considered to

evaluated the volcanic sequence located under the diabase

sill areas of the property.

Detailed mapping and prospecting should be carried

out to better understand and evaluate the geophysical

results. A lithogeochemical survey of the volcanic sequence

of rocks, to outline any alteration halos present, should be

done to aid in evaluating the base metal potential of the

area.

Subsequent to the above recommendations, a drill

program should be considered to test any resulting target

areas.

Submitted by

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WHOLE ROCK GEOCHEMISTRY

DATA RESULTS AND LOCATION MAP

WHISTLE LAKE EAST PROPERTY

WABIKON CLAIM MAP (G-773)

CUMBERLAND RESOURCES LTD.

JANUARY 4, 1995

FEB V ' r.r-

LI.MG Lz,NDS BRANCH

Jan 4, 1995

To: W. Mccrindle Fm: M.W.Leahey

REj Whole Rock Geochemistry

On the enclosed map, Figure 3, 74 whole rock sample locations were plotted on Cumberland's Whistle East property. The samples are -From both outcrop and float locations. This map is a compilation of the data from the 1994 reconnaissance geological mapping, the 1994 geological mapping of the West, the North and the East grids of the Whistle Lake East property. All analyses were undertaken by Accurassay Laboratories. The whole rock results +X- trace element values and a listing of the grid co-ordinates are presented in the attached appendix.

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12091 66.65

12092 70.0712093 70.7812094 69.45

12095 54.37

12096 66.14

12097 67.18

12O98 69.3713099 64.4512100 69.27121O1 62.54

12102 62.85

12103 #9.19

12104 70.92

121O5 70.66

121O6 65.05

12107 70.79

12108 67.59

12111 64.76

12112 1.90

12113 65.73

12114 72.09

12115 68.82

12116 68.44

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14.81

17.02

14.7314.68

16.49

13.2413.7714.71

13.31

15.33

16.2114.8514.0615.1216.37

18.32

15.63

14.76

15.03

18.33

14.59

14.36

14.60

0.61

15.17

13.30

14.3915.40

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2.92

2.88

2.79

1.23

4.05

4.283.72

3.33

13.48

2.15

2.93

2.356.362.835.894.16

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1.57

0.58

0.58

0. 46

1.52

1.570.891.14

5.17

0.85

1.181.022.661.142.45

1.66

1.86

1.41

0.82

1.62

1.05

2.00

3.74

19.19

1.63

0.54

1.23

1.81

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2.113.011.921.981.812.57C.9A3.385.40

1.86

2.673.614.512.652.90

5.85

4.22

3.40

1.86

2.35

2.272.652.85

38.261.470.44

3.284.34

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5.08

5.06

4.54

5.07

5.38

3.982.61

3.26

3.04

3.72

3.662.942.084.063.673.74

1.94

4.51

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3.6

1.71

2.58

2.69

1.3

4.01

3.76

1.75

3.73

1.87

2.21

0.92

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2.53

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1.69

3.73

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99.1

99.0

98.9

97.2

98.5

95.9

98.3

95.5

96.5

97.7

96.2

98.8

98.0

99.0

95.8

98.3

98.3

95.1

98.1

100.0

97.0

97.6

98.3

96.6

98.2

99.2

101.2

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GEOLOGICAL MAPPING OF THE NORTH AND EAST GRIDS

ON THE 2.15871WHISTLE LAKE EAST PROPERTY

OF

CUMBERLAND RESOURCES LTD.

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INTERNATIONAL VESTOR RESOURCES LTD.

THUNDER BAY MINING DIVISION

WABIKON LAKE AREA

DECEMBER 30, 1994 BAYSHORE GEOLOGY INC.

NTS: 52 H 6 MICHAEL W. LEAHEY

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

I. INTRODUCTION P 3

2 . LOCATION, ACCESS, TOPOGRAPHY P 3

3. CLAIM DATA P 4

4. EXPLORATION HISTORY P 5

5. GEOLOGY P 6

6. ALTERATION St MINERALIZATION P 9

7. CONCLUSION A RECOMMENDATIONS P IO

8. REFERENCES P 11

LIST OF FIGURES

FIGURE l CLAIM MAP P 4a

FIGURE 2 GEOLOGY PLAN SCALE 1:5000 [IN POCKET]

APPENDIX I - WHOLE ROCK ANALYSIS

l INTRODUCTION

This report describes the results from the fall 1994 mapping on the Whistle Lake North and East grids on claims owned by Cumberland and International Vestor Resources Ltd. to determine the base metal potential of the property. The report is prepared to meet assessment requirements. The North grid is defined as Lines 2000E to 2900E from 1900N to 2800N; the East grid runs from 3500E to 3800E between l DOON to l SOON and 3900E to 4700E from 100S to l SOON. Bayshore Geology Inc. was contracted by Cumberland Resources Ltd., the operator, to conduct the geological mapping program.

The fieldwork was begun in October and completed November 15, 1994 and is the follow-up program of grid line cutting, ground EM and detailed geological mapping as recommended in the September 30, 1994 report by the author. Prospecting and mapping was undertaken on the grid with the data plotted at a scale of l :5000. 15 rock samples were collected and forwarded to Accurassay Laboratories for whole rock and trace element analyses. Sample results are included in Appendix l. The results of the HLEM ground surveys on these grids are the basis of a separate report by Phantom Exploration Services Ltd.

2 LOCATION, ACCESS, TOPOGRAPHY

The Cumberland Resources Ltd.'s property is located some 125 kilometers north of Thunder Bay. Road entry is gained to the south end of the claims by old logging roads off the forestry access road between Dubroy and Ollett Lakes, four kilometers east of Highway 527. Access to the East grid is gained by foot from the replanted area at the south end of L2200E at 200S. Road access to the North grid of the claim block can be gained from the logging road that skirts the south end of Wabikon Lake 1.6 kilometers east of Highway 527. This road enters the grid on L2000E at 2200N. The topographically low areas of the grids are wet, cedar and alder covered; the higher ground is a mixed forest of spruce, balsam fir and poplar with moose maple and tag alder undergrowth. Maximum relief on the grids is 98 meters, from a low of 415 to the height of land between Ollett and Lever Lakes on the grid at 513 meters.

3 CLAIM DATA

Since the initial staking of 202 claims in 1988, the property has been adjusted to currently consist of three separate claim groups as follows:

a) The western property: 8 claims, 64 units comprising 2560 acres, staked in December 1993 and February 1994 by the Joint Venture. In late 1994 claims were staked to connect the east and west properties.

b) The central property: 107 claims, 117 units totalling 4680 acres, optioned to Noranda Exploration Company Ltd.

c) The eastern property(Figure 1): 85 claims, 188 units totalling 7520 acres. A complete listing of the individual claims and units in the eastern property is as follows:

CLAIM NUMBER # UNITS DATE RECORDED

TB1082884-TB1082899 16TB1083000-TB1083003 4TB1083035-TB1083936 2TB1083041-TB1083070 30TB1083073-TB1083082 10TB1083084-TB1083092 9TB1195981 3TB 1188209 5TB1188210 5TB 1209446 8TB 1209447 4TB1205107 4TB 1204894 6TB1205I39 2TB1205140 15TB1205I41 15TB 1205142 6TB1205143 16TB1205144 16TB 1205146 12TOTAL 85 CLAIMS 188 UNITS

SEPT 12, 1988 SEPT 12, 1988 OCT 5, 1988 OCT 5, 1988 OCT 5, 1988 OCT 5, 1988 NOV 2, 1992 AUG M, 1992 AUG 11,1992 JULY 28, 1994 JULY 28, 1994 OCT 17, 1994 OCT 17, 1994 NOV l, 1994 NOV 25, 1994 NOV 25, 1994 NOV 25, 1994 NOV 25, 1994 NOV 25, 1994 NOV 18, 1994

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The claims are owned 50*^6 by Cumberland Resources Ltd. and 50*54 by International Vestor Resources Ltd. (the Joint Venture). The registered owner and operator of the property is Cumberland Resources Ltd. The claims are shown on the Wabikon Lake (G-773) mapsheet (Figure l) in the Thunder Bay, Mining Division.

4 EXPLORATION HISTORY

The area was covered in part by two government mapping programs, in 1964 by Milne and in 1974 by Sage. N.L. Black's regional work for Canadian Pacific in 1960 of the Block Creek and Black Sturgeon prospecting area covered the current Whistle Lake property. Base metal and gold exploration began in the area before the Second World War, however, the most active documented period occurred with the construction of the Armstrong highway in the early sixties.

In 1965 Steep Rock Iron Mines Limited optioned the Armstrong property and undertook soil sampling, ground magnetometer and geology mapping east of Nault Lake and straddling the new highway. Also in 1965 Fred Koosel investigated limestone occurrences on Wabikon Lake with three short drill holes.

In 1970 Phelps Dodge drilled 526 feet in EX holes on the Adams gold property immediately south of the current Noranda option. In 1973 Clark Noyes and Mineral Resources International Limited drilled one hole, W-1, east of Whistle Lake on the current Noranda property. Trenching and blast pits work was also done in 1973 but was not documented.

In 1974 Hanna Mining Company drilled 548 feet of AQ core to test ground conductors on its Highway property west of highway 527. During 1975, Hanna also undertook 550 feet of drilling in four holes on its Lever Lake property as follow-up to geology and ground geophysical surveys. These holes are 300 - 500 meters north of Cumberland's eastern property.

In 1975 Phelps Dodge reported four diamond drill holes totalling 582 feet on individual EM targets. Hole P150-3, 300 feet, was drilled at approximately I650E station 750N on Cumberland's eastern property. Hole P150-4, 582 feet, was drilled at Lever Lake. Assessment records put the setup for hole 150-4 on a peninsula in the lake. Inspection of this area in 1993 failed to locate any evidence of the hole. A drill site was found 200 meters north and 300 meters west of the peninsula on the west side of Lever Lake. Neither Phelps Dodge nor the assessment files had any documentation on this later hole.

In 1980 Amoco Canada Petroleum Company Ltd. drilled 1087 feet in three holes north of Whistle Lake. They encountered felsic to mafic rocks with anomalous zinc and copper values. In 1982 Bill Haynes reported physical work on his Highway property some 800 meters south of the current Noranda option. In 1988 Mingold optioned the Haynes1 gold property. They completed linecutting, geology, ground VLF-EM, magnetometer surveys and six diamond drill holes and returned the ground to the current owner Bill Haynes.

In 1989 Cumberland Resources contracted Questor Surveys Limited to fly their property with an airborne EM and magnetometer survey. In 1993 reconnaissance geology, whole rock geochem, linecutting, ground geophysics and trenching was undertaken on the property. In December 1993 the western half of the property was optioned to Noranda Exploration Company Ltd. In 1994, Noranda extended the original grid to 30 kilometers and completed an HLEM ground survey as well as prospecting and geological mapping. The ground HLEM located two distinct anomalies on separate horizons. A third weak HLEM conductor was surveyed with DEEPEM that returned a strong, very deep conductor. The four widely spaced primary conductors were each tested with one drill hole. All holes intersected stringer and/or massive sulphide mineralization. The best hole, (94-4) interested 72 feet of massive, semi- massive and stringer sulphide mineralization. Minor copper and zinc sulphides were visible in the core. The best assay was G.24% zinc and 2.4 grams per tonne silver. On the eastern property in the spring of 1994 Cumberland cut a 4200 meter control baseline from which prospecting and geological mapping were completed on flagged grid lines . During the summer of 1994 Cumberland undertook a work program that included a ground EM survey and geology mapping between lines 1200E to 3200E from 500S to 1200N.

5 GEOLOGY

The property is located within the Bo Lake - Heaven Lake greenstone belt of the Archean Wabigoon subprovince. Proterozoic rocks cap the Archean throughout the whole property.

A contract line cutting crew from Vylyl Exploration Services of Thunder Bay cut 31.8 kilometers of picket lines and tie lines in September 1994. Two grids were established. A North grid was turned off from line 2000E with lines running from 2000E to 2900E on tie lines at 1900N and 2800N. The North grid includes 11.5 kilometers of line. A second grid, the East grid, was turned off from the 1000N baseline enclosing the area from L3500E to L3800E between 1000N to l SOON, and from L3900E to L4700E between station 100S to l SOON. The East grid consists of 20.3 kilometers of picket lines. All grid lines run at 360 degrees azmuith and tie lines run at 090 degrees, the line separation was maintained at 100 meter inverals with station separation of 25 meters. The author undertook the geological

mapping and lithogeochemical sampling of the property.

The additional Whistle Lake grids were mapped at a scale of l :5000, (Figure 2). The Archean volcanic rock outcrop exposure on this property is very limited with numerous occurrences of Proterozoic diabase.

WHISTLE LAKE EAST PROPERTY

TABLE OF FORMATIONS

PROTEROZOIC

10 dolomitic limestone/marble

9 diabase flows, sills, 9a fine grained 9b medium grained 9c coarse grained

8 mudstone, sandstone, 8a conglomerate

ARCHEAN

7 granite7a felsic synvolcanic intrusive 7b porphyritic granite

3 FV - felsic volcanic QE - quartz eye Lap - lapilli LT -lapilli tuff T -tuff Frags- fragmentals

l MV - mafic volcanic

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Unit 1 . mafic volcanics, consists of fine grained dark green to black mafic volcanic flows. In outcrop vague pillow selvages and rims can be seen. The outcrops are often sheared and foliated with local gneissic character development, foliation trends 250 degrees with a 48 degrees north dip. Near to the granite contact a number of pegmatite dykes and dykelets stope into the mafic volcanics. The contact with the granitoid rocks is often baked and bleached. Exposure of the mafic unit is restricted to the North grid near the logging road from 2300N to 2800N. Two exposures of larger granitoid dykes occur 200 meters south of the main granite supracrustal contact. Glacial striations on the mafic volcanics trend 240 degrees.

Unit 3, felsic volcanics, occur as four outcrop or rubble areas between 1400N to 1 700N on lines 4000E to 4700E and as numerous float boulders on the East grid. The outcrop consists of laminated felsic tuff trending 100 to 1 25 degrees with north dips from 20 to 40 degrees . The felsics are usually light gray to greenish gray in colour and occur as tuff, lapilli tuff and coarse fragmentals. Quartz eyes are quite prominent in the unit, most are ^mm in size. Alteration seen in outcrop and float consisted of hematite (orthclase feldspar), weak sericite and locally biotite. The majority of the North and East grids are no doubt underlain by felsic volcanic stratigraphy, but covered by a Proterozoic cap of diabase except in the northeast corner of the East grid where glaciation has removed the cover rocks or the diabase thins out or was not deposited and provided a window through the Proterozoic. An area of numerous felsic float boulders occurs across the East grid from L4000E to 4700E from SOON to 1200N on top of diabase outcrop. The boulder train source is assumed to be felsic supracrustal to the northeast.

Unit 7, granite, is medium to coarse grained . The granite has ^5*^ potash feldspar as the total feldspar and >10% quartz. There are a number of round granite boulders of various sizes on the property.

Unit 7a, felsic synvolcanic intrusive, is similar in appearance to unit 3, but contains large euhedral quartz crystals ^mm and white or blue in colour. It may be a porphyry phase of the felsic volcanics or a synvolcanic intrusive. Unit 7a was found only on the west grid-

Unit 7b, porphyritic granite occurs as a pink granite similar in composition to Unit 7 but with 10- 20*54 large orthclase phenocrysts that vary in size from 2-4cm. The granitoid rock is well exposed near the road on the North grid in large outcrops and in contact with Unit l . As the granite forms dykes it becomes coarse grained pegmatite with a simple feldspar and quartz composition.

Unit 8a. conglomerate consists of a heterlothic mixture of granite and porphyries clasts in a fine matrix of sandstone or mudstone. The float exposure of this unit is deeply weathered and friable. There are only a few occurrences of this unit on the East grid.

Unit 9 is the Proterozoic diabase. Some 95"^o of the outcrop and float on the grid consists of diabase. The unit has a brown chocolate to green concentric weathered surface. The fresh rock is dark to black and composed of calcic plagioclase and pyroxene. The texture varies from fine grained

through medium grained to coarse grained with the majority as coarse grained. Individual sills or flows were not seen in the field nor was the Archean/Proterozic contact exposed. Most of the diabase on the grids is coarse grained and outcrops as steep sided to flat lying outcrop. From the deeply incised valley south of 600S on the East grid it is speculated that the diabase cap thickens to at least 100m in this area.

Unit 10, the dolomitic limestone/marble unit was not encountered on either grid.

6. ALTERATION AND MINERALIZATION

On the East grid visual alteration consisted of a few outcrop exposures of hematitized felsic volcanics. For the fifteen felsic volanic samples collected on the grids an Ishikavvi index was calculated and plotted at the sample site(Figure 2). The index is determined by the following formula (^O+MgOVtFaO+MgO+CaO+NAZOJx 100. Two sample sites 13031 and 13034 returned moderately altered indices of 61 and 67 respectively, the remaining sites give background values in the low 30's. All whole rock data and trace element results are presented in Appendix l. Previous alteration in the few felsic volcanic outcrops on the Whistle Lake grid consists of weak sericite development, local biotite and silicification. Mineralization consists of trace amounts of disseminated chalcopyrite and pyrite.

Assessment drill hole P150-3 was logged as being altered, chloritized at the top. silicified with depth and locally the development of blue corderite? spots with blue quartz fragments and sericite. Garnets are reported from the top of the sulphide horizons.

Mineralization reported in the log for hole P150-3 consists of 20 feet of massive sulphides (po and py), plus banded and stringer type mineralization. Drill hole PI 50-4 reported a thick sulphide zone from 332 feet to the bottom of the hole at 582 feet. Generally, the zone consists of stringers and banded sulphides (po, py) with magnetite. The sulphide zone is capped by cherty metasediments. Generally the sulphide content of the zone increases with depth and the magnetite component decreases.

The log from hole P150-3 suggests an altered felsic volcanic stratigraphy hosting sulphide mineralization. This hole probably correlates with the stratigraphy reported in the log of hole W-1 at the west end of the property optionned to Noranda. The log from hole P150-4 suggests this is the top of the volcanic pile representing a total felsic thickness of 1600 meters.

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7. CONCLUSION AND RECOMMENDATIONS

In the current geological survey a window of felsic volcanic stratigraphy has been defined on the East grid. Alteration similar to that encountered in the previous grid work has also been noted. Encouraging DEEPEM results were returned through thick diabase cover by Noranda in the western felsic stratigraphy and a number of weak deep airborne EM trends remain to be investigated through DEEPEM and diamond drilling. Two moderately altered Ishikawi indices were returned from sampled felsics which may be indicative of pipe-like alteration below a massive VMS horizon.

Michael W. Leahey

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8 REFERENCES

Franklin JM et al 1982 A Proterozoic Geology of the Northern Lake Superior Area, Field Trip Guide Book #4 G AC/MAC, 71 p.

Jensen LS 1976 A New Cation Plot for Classifying SubalkalicVolcanic Rocks, Ontario Divison of Mines, MP66, 22p.

Milne VC 1964 Geology of the Garden Lake Area, District of Thunder Bay, ODM, GR 25, 21 p.. Map 2058

Sage R et al 1974 Operation l gnance-Armstrong, Obango Lake, Lac des Iles Sheet, District of Thunder Bay, ODM Preliminary P963.

Various Assessment Reports, Thunder Bay Mining Divison

Various Internal Reports, Cumberland Resources Ltd.

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APPENDIX 1:

LITHOGEOCHEM ANALYSIS

TRACE ELEMENT ANALYSIS

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SENT BY:THUNDER BAY. ONT. : l- 3-95 :10:17AM :ACCURASSAY LABS LTD.- 807 577 3833:* 3/ 3

ACCURASSAY LABORATORIESA DIVISION OF ASSAY LABORATORY SERVICES INC.

1070 UTHIUM DRIVE. UNIT 2THUNDER BAY. ONTARIO P7B 6G3

PHONE (807) 623-6448FAX (807) 623-6820

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CUMBERLAND RESOURCES LTD. 74 Winnipeg Ave. Thunder Bay, OntarioP7B 3P9

ATTENTION: B. MCCRINDLE

November 30, 1994

Job 19441362

REP: BAYSHORE

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Ministry ofNorthern Development

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Sudbury. Ontario. P3E 8A5. totaphoftt (70S) 870-7884.

hutrucuons: - Please type or print and submit In duplicate- Refer to the Mining Act and Regulations for re*.

- A separate copy of this form must be completed for each Work Group.- Technical reports and maps must accompany tfMS form In duplicate.- A sketch, showing the deJms the work is asskjrted to. must accompany this form.

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? of ttio nibiing cWin(s). ftioooons opoul IhJo coHoctfon ohouhf be dkected to ma Provincial Manager. MWngs Lands. MmMry of Northern Development and Mhws. 4th Floor. 159 Cedar Street. Sudbury. Ontario P3E 6AS. telephone (705) 670-7264.

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that as(Rocordwl HoUsr, AojMt* PosMon In CotTapMiy)

to make this certification

Attestation de I'etat des coOts

J'atteste par la presente :que tos montants Indiques sent to phis exact possible et quo ces defenses ont ete engagees pour effectuer toe travaux cTevaluation sur tos terrains Indiques dans la formuto de rapport de travail d-ioint.

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1. WorfcfltedwUhln two years of completion to ctoJmed at lOIWfcof the above Total Value of Assessment CredM.

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Report of Work Conducted After Recording Claim

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IMS ooMcHon should be Directed lo Hw Provincial Manager. MHng Lands. MMstry of Norttwrn Development snd Mnes. Fourth Floor. ISO Cedsf Street. Sudbury. Ontario. P3E 8A5. Kephons (705) 670-7264. O * mv ^ — . -.~* loo 7 linstruction*: - Ptoase type or print and submit In duplicate. * *

- Refer to the Mining Act and Regulations for requirementa of fffing assessment work or consult the Mining Recorder.

- A separate copy of this form must be completed for each Work Group.- Technical reports and maps must accompany tnts lot in hi duplicate.- A sketch, showing the darms the work is assigned to, must accompany this form.

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Statement of Costs for Assessment Creditiztat des coOts aux fins du credit devaluation

Mining Act/Lot sur tes mines

Transaction NoJN* de transaction

ccaoctod on this form Is obtained under the authority- m f^^ Bfl^M^A^ M a B Yl^^ l*t^**MMMti*M* ^Jtt I*A a^M^Mfl bt MtMkrfttka A MMJMMvt — — -*of me •mnfj ACI. iras HNUfineuuii wei oe useo w maaiiawi e lecmu eno ongoing status of the mining daJm(s). QueaBone ebout this cofectton shoutd be dbected to the Provincial Manager. MMngs Lands. MbiMry of Northern Development and Mnes. 4th Floor. 158 Cedar Street. Sudbury. Ontario P3E 6A5. telephone (70S) 670-7264.

mswgr, tents personnels contenus dane la preeente atantrak

formate sorti en vertu de la td eur lea mhwa ei servkont 4 lantr a Jour un regtstre

des concessions mlntares. Adreeeer toute quesHon eur la coHece de ces ronsoignemonts au chef provincial dee terrains mtniors. ministers du Devetoppement du Nord et des Mhws. 150. rue Cedar. 4* wage. Sudbury (Ontario) P3E 6A5. telephone (705) 670-7264.

1. Direct Costs/CoOts directs

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Note: The recorded holder wH be required to verify expenditures dafcned hi this statement of costa wKWn 30 days of a request for verification. M verification Is not made, the MMster may reject for assessment work a* or pert of the assessment work submitted.

Note: l^ttaWreeniegMie sera tarw da vaiffisr tostw present etat des coots dans lee 30 Jours autvani une demande a cet effet. SI la verification n'est pas effectuas. w mMstrepeutre)slertout ou une paitw des travaux d'evaJuallon pntoentas.

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2. Work Wed three, four or five years after completion Is claimed at SOTb of the above Total Value of Assessment Credit. See calcufatJons belowt

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2. Les travaux deposes trots, quatreoudnq ana aprte tour achevement aont rambourees a 50 H de la vafeur totaw du credtt d'evahiation

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Certification Verifying Statement of Costs

l hereby certify:that the amounts shown are as accurate as possible and these costs

i incurred whJe conducting assessment work on the lands shown

am authorized

on the accompanying Report of Work form,

that as ___."^(*C***T-——^^—^————(Recorded Holder. Agent. Portion hi Company)

to make tMs certification

Attestation de I'etat des coOts

J'atteste par la presente:Que tes montants indiojuta son! to plus exact possible et que ces dtfponses ont 6td enojarjdes poOr effectuer tes travaux d'Avatuation sur tes terrains indlques dans la formuto de rapport de travail ti-Joint.

Etqu'atttrede. Je sute autorisdre. npreNntmt. poilv occiew J^^ hj COMPSOJM)

a faire cette attestation.

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OntarioMinistry ofNorthern Developmentand Mines

Ministere du Developpement du Nord et des Mines

Geoscience Approvals Office 933 Ramsey Lake Road 6th Floor Sudbury, Ontario P3E 6B5

Telephone: (705) 670-5853 Fax: (705) 670-5863

March 07, 1995 Our File: 2.15871 Transaction f: W9540.00019

W9540.00020 W9540.00021

Mining RecorderMinistry of Northern Development i Nines435 James Street SouthSuite B003Thunder Bay, OntarioP7E 6E3

Dear Mr. Weirmeir:

Subject: APPROVAL OF ASSESSMENT WORK CREDITS OM TB 1082884 *t ml. IM WABIKON* LAKE AREA

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Assessment work credits have been approved as outlined on the report of work forms. The credits have been approved under Section 12 (Geology), Section 14 (Geophysical) and Section 17 (Assays) of the Mining Act Regulations.

The approval date is March 06, 1995.

If you have any questions regarding this correspondence, please contact Steven Beneteau at (705) 670-5858.

ORIGINAL SIGNED BY:

Ron C. GashinskiSenior Manager, Mining Lands Section Mining and Land Management Branch Mines and Minerals Division

SBB/jl Enclosure:

cc: Resident Geologist Thunder Bay, Ontario

ssessment Files Library 'Sudbury, Ontario

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REFERENCES

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CLAIMS SHOULD CONSULT WITH THE MINING R

NT AND MINES, FORDTIONAL INFORMATION

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