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Robert L. Cote, Prospector P,O. Box 137 Beardmore, On., POT 1GO

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Listing of Maps by Name and Number

Introduction 1

Location 1

Access 1

Location Map # 1

Claim Map#2

Listing of Claims by Number 2

Geology Northern Section 3 Southern Section 3 Central Section 3 Whole Property 4

Airborne Electromagnetic Survey Page 1 Page 3

Trench Location Map # 3 Front Pocket

Trench Geology Map and Sample Location Map # 4 Back Pocket

Previous Work 5

Mineral Exploration Inventory MEI- Pagel Mineral Exploration Inventory MEl-Page 2 Mineral Exploration Inventory MEl-Page 3 Mineral Exploration Inventory MEl-Page 4 Mineral Exploration Inventory MEl-Page 5

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Work Program 2007

Daily log

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Sample Descriptions

Assay Results (4)

Results

Recommendations

Supporting Documents

Abstracts - Claim #3008675 4213482 4213507 4222391 4222399

Confirmation of borrowed Excavator CAT 325 BL

Names and dates that helpers worked

Budget Invoice from SRC/Lowreys Basics for coping maps Invoice from Swastika laboratories (2208) Ltd.

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Location Map # 1

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Trench Location Map #3 Front Pocket

Trench Geology Map and Sample Location Map # 4 Back Pocket

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Daily Work Map DW2

Daily Work Map DW3

Daily Work Map DW4

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INTRODUCTION

The Cote-Two Rivers Property is owned jOintly by Robert L. Cote and Richard R. Cote, each having 50% interest in the property which consists of sixty units staked in five claim blocks. Both men had owned portions of the property and had performed an OPAP project there during 1990. Given the current economic situation, Robert decided to take another look at the area and to stake the current property. The five claim blocks were staked between April 19, 2006 and November 1,2007. Precious metals and base metals were the targets.

LOCATION

The Cote-Two Rivers Property is located in the Coughlan lake Area in the Thunder Bay Mining district of northern Ontario. As the crow flies, it lies approximately fifty (SO) km north of the village of Jellicoe on the east side of lake Nipigon. The city of Thunder Bay lies approximately two hundred and twenty-five (225) km west of Jellicoe via Highway 11. The property is situated between the North Onaman and South Onaman Rivers .

ACCESS

Access to the property is provided by Hwy 801 (known locally as the Auden Road) or by the Kinghorn road which is five miles east of Jellicoe. If using the Kinghorn Road, drive fifty-six (56) km north to the South Onaman River bridge. The southern border of the property is only ten meters north of this bridge. If using Highway 801, drive to the Conglomerate lake road and turn right. This will take you to the South Onaman River Bridge and the southern boundary of the Cote-Two Rivers Property.

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The entire Cote-Two Rivers property is well mineralized. A Geological Survey done by MNDM during the 1980's indicates that four VlF conductors and three magnetic conductors run through the central portion of the property. A few diabase dikes have been noted. A narrow feldspar phorphory dike, striking northeasterly and southwesterly, was noticed in three different locations. It contains some mineralization - chalcopyrite and pyrite. Two other shears have been found by the author during the staking and prospecting of this area. One lies approximately one hundred (100) meters north of the main showing and the other is south of the main showing. These shears contain the same type of mineralization as the Thumper showing. Galena, chalcopyrite, zinc and pyrite have been found here.

Most rocks on the property are well fractured which indicates a deformation zone. Many float pieces containing copper and zinc have been noted along a bush road built with the last few years. It is the author'S belief that this property has a high potential for a massive sulphide deposit .

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• LISTING OF CLAIMS BY NUMBER

CLAIM NUMBER #ofUNITS DATE RECORDED DATE CLAIMS ARE DUE

3008675 16 units April 19, 2006 April 19, 2008

4213482 16 units December 1, 2006 December 1, 2008

4213507 12 units August 2, 2007 August 2, 2009

4222391 4 units August 20, 2007 August 20, 2009

4222399 12 units November 1, 2007 November 1, 2009

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GEOLOGY

Northern Section

The Cote-Two Rivers property is situated between the North Onaman and the South Onaman Rivers. These rivers are approximately two and one-half kilometers apart. The North Onaman River provides the contact to the Jackson lake Pluton. This area consists mainly of granite. A band of pyrrhotite and pyrite, approximately seven (7) km long, runs from the southwest to the northeast.

Southern Section

The southern section is composed of resedimented or reworked deposits - conglomerate, mudstone, sandstone, reworked tuff and iron formations. The South Onaman River provides the contact between the metavolcanics and the sediments.

Central Section

The central portion of the property is the subject of this report and lies between the North and South Onaman Rivers. It is a ductile deformation zone. It consists of intrusive rocks formed of intermediate intrusion of gabbro and diorite with local quartz-rich varities that form thirty (30) percent of the rocks in the area. The remainder of the rock is mafic to intermediate metavolcanic pillow basalts, pillow breccias flows, deformed pillow flows and graphite schists.. large and small pillow basalts are deformed.

Copper, zinc, silver and galena are concentrated in place in the main showing known as the Thumper Showing or TR1-D7. Graphite and quartz calcite were noted. Some of these are spectacular show pieces. A shear, approximately twenty-five (25) meters wide, is formed of quartz and calcite and is well mineralized with chalcopyrite, zinc, pyrite and graphite and dips vertically.

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This area has been staked and prospected since the early 1930's.

1 - Six drill holes were done at the VlF mag conductor by A. Gretsky. This conductor was found in 1961 at the small lake two km north of the east end of Conglomerate Lake.

2 - Asarco Explorations conducted a line cutting program and a geophysic survey in this area.

3 - A few companies performed ground magnetometer and electromagnetic surveys but no work was reported.

4 - During 1990 - OP90-496 -, Robert Cote and Richard Cote completed an OPAP program at the west and east ends of Conglomerate lake. This program consisted of prospecting and manual and mechanical stripping. Some assays were taken at the west end of Conglomerate lake. Four new mineral occurrences containing copper, zinc, galena, silver and a small amount of gold were found.

5 - The Goodmans completed an OPAP program to the north of the present Cote-Two Rivers property during the 1990's.

6 - Leroy Clarke, Len Clarke and John Koski also performed three OPAP programs- OP90-234, OP90-237 and OP90-238 - at the northwest corner of the present Cote-Two Rivers Property. This project was called the Coughlan lake Area project and was done during 1990. Most of the work was done in the rusted carbonate iron formation and consisted of prospecting, stripping, trenching and sampling by blasting. This high mag and VLF conductor is approximately seven (7) km long. Plenty of pyrite, phyrrotite, silver, galena and a small amount of copper were found.

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PREVIOUS WORK

This area has been staked and prospected since the early 1930's.

1 - Six drill holes were done at the VLF mag conductor by A. Gretsky. This conductor was found in 1961 at the small lake two km north of the east end of Conglomerate Lake.

2 - Asarco Explorations conducted a line cutting program and a geophysic survey in this area.

3 - A few companies performed ground magnetometer and electromagnetic surveys but no work was reported.

4 - During 1990 - OP9O-496 -, Robert Cote and Richard Cote completed an OPAP program at the west and east ends of Conglomerate Lake. This program consisted of prospecting and manual and mechanical stripping. Some assays were taken at the west end of Conglomerate Lake. Four new mineral occurrences containing copper, zinc, galena, silver and a small amount of gold were found.

5 - The Goodmans completed an OPAP program to the north of the present Cote-Two Rivers property during the 1990's.

6 - Leroy Clarke, Len Clarke and John Koski also performed three OPAP programs- OP90-234, OP90-237 and OP90-238 - at the northwest corner of the present Cote-Two Rivers Property. This project was called the Coughlan Lake Area project and was done during 1990. Most of the work was done in the rusted carbonate iron formation and consisted of prospecting, stripping, trenching and sampling by blasting. This high mag and VlF conductor is approximately seven (7) km long. Plenty of pyrite, phyrrotite, silver, galena and a small amount of copper were found.

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WORK PROGRAM 2007

A total of thirty-nine (39) days was spent prospecting, flagging, manually and mechanically stripping and trenching, washing, geologically mapping and sampling the central section ofthe Cote-Two Rivers property.

The first goal of this project was to locate and prospect the four mineral occurrences found during the OPAP program performed by Robert and Richard Cote during 1990 - OP90-496. It was first thought that these occurrences and the roads to them could be stripped using a truck and chainsaw. The number of trees and the amount of overburden made it necessary to obtain an excavator. Marc Cote agreed to allow the authors to use his CAT 325Bl Excavator.

Claim blocks # 4213507 and 4222391 were staked during the summer and added to this project. The target occurrences were found and prospected, flagged and mechanically stripped and trenched. Several new occurrences at the east end of this project were discovered while prospecting. These areas were also mechanically stripped and trenched.

A total of ten (10) showings were prospected, mechanically stripped and trenched, washed, geologically mapped and sampled during this program. Some of the outcrops found while prospecting were also geologically mapped.

Well mineralized float pieces have been found throughout the property. This area has recently been logged, making it easier to prospect.

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• DAILY LOG

Day 1 July 17, 2007 - 2 men- 8 hours @ $150.00 each $ 300.00 Brushed road to the copper zinc showing on claim #4213482. See Map# DWl

Day 2 July 18, 2007 - 2 men - 8 hours @ $150.00 each $ 300.00 Brushed road to the copper zinc showing on claim #4213482 See Map DWl

Day 3 July 19, 2007 - 3 men - 8 hours @ $150.00 each $ 450.00 Removed trees from road with % ton truck. Brushed road, manually removed dirt, rock and brush on claim #4213482. SeeMapDW2

Day 4 July 23, 2007 - 2 men - 8 hours @ $150.00 each $ 300.00 Removed trees from road with % ton truck. Brushed road, manually removed dirt, rock and brush on claim #4213482. See Map DW2

Day 5 July 30,2007 - 3 men - 8 hours @ $150.00 each $ 450.00 Removed trees from road with % ton truck. Brushed road, manually removed dirt, rock and brush on claim #4213482.

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Day 6 July 31, 2007 - 2 men - 8 hours @ $ 150.00 each $ 300.00 Removed trees with % ton truck. Brushed road, manually removed dirt, rock and brush on claim #4213482. See Map DW2

Day 7 August 1, 2007 - 3 men - 8 hours @ $150.00 each $ 450.00 Brushed the road south to the calcite showing. Use the 4-wheeled bike to pull trees off the road on claim #4213482. See Map DW3

Day 8 August 2, 2007 - 2 men - 8 hours @ $150.00 each $ 300.00 Manually stripped the iron formation and prospected the area on claim # 3008675 See Map DW4

Day 9 August 3, 2007 - 2 men - 8 hours @ $150.00 each $ 300.00 Manually stripped the iron formation and prospected the area on claim # 3008675. See Map DW4

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Day 10 August 4, 2007 - 2 men - 8 hours @ $150.00 each Prospected claim #3008675

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Day 11 August 5, 2007 - 2 men - 8 hours @ $150.00 each Prospected claim #3008675 See Map DW4

Day 12 August 6, 2007 - 2 men - 8 hours @ $150.00 each Prospected claim #3008675 See MapDW4

Day 13 August 7,2007 - 2 men - 8 hours @ $150.00 each Prospected claim #3008675 See Map DW5

Day 14 August 8, 2007 - 2 men - 8 hours @ $150.00 each Prospected claim # 3008675 See MapDW5

Day 15 August 15, 2007 - 2 men - 8 hours @ $150.00 each Moved the Excavator from Jellicoe to the property. Started removing trees and began trenching.

Day 16 August 16, 2007 - 3 men @ $150.00 each Excavated the copper zinc discovery found during the 1992 stripping and trenching program. Removed the remaining dirt manually. Began cutting the road to access the calcite and quartz showing to the south of the copper zinc showing.

Day 17 August 17, 2007 - 3 men @ $150.00 each Started removing trees and brush from the road to the west side of the property. Finished stripping the TR2-07 showing originally discovered in 1992 and stripped a cross trench to locate the quartz vein at 30 m north. Plenty of overburden and boulders. Refilled this location and moved the machine to a new location. Plenty of rusted float pieces with mineral. Returned to TRI-07 and moved the machine to TR3-07 and began stripping this location. The remaining dirt and rocks were removed manually.

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Day 18 August 18, 2007 - 3 men @ $150.00 each Stripped and prospected TR3-07, Plenty of calcite and quartz were noted but no sulphides were found. Moved the machine to TR1-07 and stripped an area south ofthe road. The trench was washed and the remaining rocks were removed manually.

Day 19 August 19, 2007 - 3 men - 8 hours @ $150.00 each Moved the machine east to TR4-07 and stripped and trenched that location. The remaining dirt and rock was removed manually and the trench was washed. The machine was moved to the site of TR5-07. That area was stripped, trenched, the remaining dirt and rocks removed manually, then washed.

Day 20 August 20, 2007 - 2 men - 8 hours @ $150.00 each The machine was moved to the site of TR6-07. Began stripping and trenching to open the blue quartz area. The remaining dirt was manually removed from TR6-07.

Day 21 August 21, 2007 - 2 men - 8 hours @ $150.00 each Stripped TR7-07. The remaining dirt was removed manually and the area was prospected.

Day 22 August 22, 2007 - 2 men - 8 hours @ $150.00 each Stripped TR7-07, TR8-07 and TR9-07 and dug a water hole to use when washing these trenches. Moved the machine back to the main road. The remaining dirt was removed manually and the trenches were prospected.

Day 23 August 24, 2007 - 3 men - 8 hours @ $150.00 each Picked up the pump and hoses from TR5-07 and moved them to TR6-07 to wash this trench. There wasn't enough water to finish washing this trench. Used 4 - wheeler to drive to TR5-07 to geologically map that trench and pick up sample. Picked up 5 samples (1, 2, 3, 4, 5) for assay analysis.

Day 24 August 25, 2007 - 3 men - 8 hours @ $150.00 each

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Day 25 August 26, 2007 - 2 men - 8 hours @ $150.00 each Continued manually removing dirt and rock and manually washing TR1-07.

Day 26 August 27,2007 - 2 men - 8 hours @ $150.00 each Gerry White, Resident Geologist with MNDM visited the Property. Samples were picked up at 9 different locations.

Day 27 August 28, 2007 - 3 men - 8 hours @ $150.00 each Finished washing TR7-07, TR8-07 and TR9-07. Moved the Pump to TR1D-07, removed brush and trees and washed an outcrop for a better view. Two samples were picked up here.

Day 28 August 29, 2007 - 3 men - 8 hours @ $150.00 each Picked up samples at TR7-07m TR8-07 and TR9-07. Used the saw to cut 3 samples at TR4-07. Picked up samples to show to Steven Roach from Kodiak Explorations. A total of 22 samples were picked up from six different locations - TR1-07, TR4-07, TR5-07, TR7-07, TR8-09 and TR9-07.

Day 29 August 30, 2007 - 3 men - 8 hours @ $150.00 each Traveled to TR7-07 and TR8-07 and used the rock saw to cut 7 samples for assay analysis. Traveled to TR2-07 to pick up 4 more samples for assay anaylsis.

Day 30 August 31, 2007 - 2 men - 8 hours @ $150.00 each Prospected the south east corner of claim # 4222391. Found two showings. The first one is a quartz with tourmaline crystals and chalcopyrite about one meter square in mafic volcanic rock. The second showing is a rusted band of sulphide about two meters wide by 100 meters long. See Map DW6

Day 31 September 1, 2007 - 3 men - 8 hours @ $150.00 each Removed dirt manually from TR4-07. Manually washed area with a water pail and brush. Cut three samples at the same place where the samples for Kodiak were taken. These samples will be sent for assay analysis. Started geologically mapping this trench.

Day 32 September 2,2007 - 2 men - 8 hours @ $150.00 each Completed geologically mapped TR4-07 and moved to TRI-07. No water available for pressure washing so washed manually with a pail and brush.

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Day 33 September 3, 2007 - 2 men - 8 hours @ $150.00 each Geologically mapped TR1-Q7, TR1A-07 and TR3-Q7. Prospected and picked up 7 samples at TR1-Q7. Trench TR3-Q7 has plenty of calcite but no mineral was noted here.

Day 34 September 4, 2007 - 2 men - 8 hours @ $150.00 each Removed rock and dirt manually, then manually washed part of Trench TR1-07 for better viewing.

Day 35 September 5, 2007 - 2 men - 8 hours @ $150.00 each Started cleaning and preparing the samples to be sent in for assay analysis. Prepared description of the samples for this report.

Day 36 September 13, 2007 - 2 men - 8 hours @ $150.00 each Because it had rained a lot, the authors traveled to TR1-07 and washed that trench with the pressure pump.

Day 37 September 14, 2007 - 2 men - 8 hours @ $150.00 each Traveled to the Cote-Two Rivers property to pick up samples from TR5-Q7. Fixed a washout at Km 52.

Day 38 September 15, 2007 - 2 men - 8 hours @ $150.00 Traveled to site ofTR1-Q7 to manually remove more rock from TR1-Q7. Also used the pressure pump again.

Day 39 September 16, 2007 - 2 men - 8 hours @ $150.00 each Traveled to TR1-Q7 and manually removed more dirt and rocks.

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TRI-07 #1

TRI-07 #2

TRI-07 #3

TRI-07 #4

TR1-07 #5

TR2-07#1

TR2-07 #2

TR2-07 #3

TR2-07 #4

TR2-07 #5

TR4-07 #1

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Quartz, calcite and malachite chalcopyrite of 1%

Banded dacitic quartz and fragments of volcanic rock with pyrite and chalcopyrite of 1%

Rusted carbonated graphite with chalcopyrite and pyrite of 2%

Rusted carbonated graphitic quartz calcite with 10% to 20% zinc and chalcopyrite

Quartz calcite carbonate with 5% zinc and chalcopyrite

Quartz carbonate with some rust and 1% chalcopyrite, bournite and graphite

Quartz carbonate graphite with 2% chalcopyrite

Quartz carbonate rusted ankerite alteration with 1% sulphide

Quartz carbonate rusted with 1% sulphide

Rusted quartz carbonate with 2% sulphide

Graphite with 2% sulphide and sugary quartz

Graphite with chalcopyrite of 10%

Graphite with chalcopyrite of 20% and some pyrite

Rusted carbonated quartz with arsenopyrite, chalcopyrite, zinc and pyrite of 20%

Carbonated volcanic with band of quartz with pyrite and chalcopyrite of 2%

Rusted volcanic rock with some quartz and sugar quartz with arsenopyrite, pyrite and chalcopyrite of 2%

Rusted quartz and volcanic rock with some arsenopyrite and chalcopyrite of 2%

Bands of sulphides with some quartz and graphite 30%

Rusted graphitic volcanic rock with 2% sulphides

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TR7-D7 #4

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Graphitic volcanic with 20% sulphides and some sugar quartz

Magnetic graphite with some sugar quartz and sulphides of 2%

Rusted magnetic graphitic volcanic with sugar quartz with pyrrhotite and pyrite of 50%

Rusted magnetic volcanic sugar quartz with graphite, pyrrhotite, pyrite and chalcopyrite of 40%

Rusted graphitic volcanic quartz with pyrrhotite and pyrite of 30%

Quartz and sugar quartz fractured volcanic with pyrrhotite, pyrite and chalcopyrite of 10%

Breciated quartz and sugar quartz graphite with pyrite and pyrrhotite

Rusted carbonate quartz in volcanic rock with chalcopyrite

Rusted volcanic pyrite of 20% with some sugar quartz

Taken three (3) meters north ofTR2-07

Quartz in volcanic with rust, chalcopyrite and pyrrhotite of 2%

Bands of quartz in the volcanic with chalcopyrite and zinc of 5%

• Swastika Laboratories Ltd [stabl ished 1928 Assaying - Consulting - Representation

Assay Certificate

Company: ROBERT COTE Project: Attn: R. Cote

We hereby certify the following Assay of 32 Rock samples submitted NOV-16-07 by .

Samp Ie Number

Au Au Check Mil t i g/tonne g/tonne Element

33918 0.05 Results 33919 0.14 to 33920 0.14 follow 33921 0.03 33922 0.12 33923 0.19 33924 0.08 0.19 33925 0.10 33926 0.03 33927 0.21

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Assay Certificate

Company: ROBERT COTE

Attn. R. Cote

We hereby cenify the following Assay of 32 Rock samples submitted NOV-16-07 by .

Samp I e Au Au Check Mll t i Number g/tonne g/tonne Element

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1.4 0.57

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16.6 0.33

12.2 0.16

99.7 0.08

3.9 0.53

0.5 1.66

<0.2 0.72

• Assayers Canada

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Multi-Element ICP-AES Analysis

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1.54 <1 0.02 <10 0.14 169 <2 0.01

4.03 <1 0.01 <10 0.03 46 <2 0.01

31 124 290 2.12 <5 <1

67 150 489 4.63 <5 <1

27 105 107 0.61 <5

18 75 47 0.67 <5 <1

47 109 217 3.28 <5 <1

344 4.46

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19 <5 <0.01 <10 <10

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11 <5 <0.01 <10 <10

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86 161

212 129

43 123 138

19 167

998 8.84

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< 1 0.09 10 0.28 324

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<1 0.03 <10 0.13 410

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33935

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33940

33941

33942

33943

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33945

33946

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0.2 0.37

0.6 0.71

<0.2 0.66

<0.2 3.43

<0.2 0.62

<0.2 1.15

<0.2 1.08

<0.2 0.54

<0.2 0.48

<0.2 3.01

<0.2 1.80

<0.2 0.45

1.1 1.48

<0.2 1.37

<0.2 3.98

2.0 1.28

216 <10 <0.5

9966 12 <0.5

143 10 <0.5

6S <10 <0.5

292 <10 <0.5

153 <10 <0.5

25 18 <0.5

<5 <10 <0.5

27 11 <0.5

<5 <10 <0.5

<5 <10 <0.5

11 1.0

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<5 <10 0.6

9 <10 1.0

10 <10 <O.S

<5 1.41

<5 0.12

<5 3.36

lS 0.04

0.06

16 0.12

10 0.34

53 0.02

31 0.02

33 0.13

27 0.09

41 0.11

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38 0.06

18 0.09

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3 123 196

21 25 179

11 116 65

23 115 75

25 64 129

8 36 96

21 169 18

19 82 58

14 :66 161

12 95 98

16 91 41

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14 125 77

98 156

100 200

170 3.70

198 4.51

49 3.07

1482 >15.00

2616 >15.00

447 >15.00

<1 0.06 <10 0.27 291

0.04 <10 0.29 507

<1 <0.01 16 1.60 1543

<1 0.03 <10 0.21 642

<1 0.03 <10 0.83 629

256 13.17 <1 0.10 <10 0.74 1686

232 >15.00 <1 0.01 <10 0.14 70

533 >15.00 <1 0.06 <10 0.13 118

220 >15.00 <1 <0.01 <10 2,48 1189

369 >15.00 <1 <0.01 <10 1.59 990

558 > 15.00

6024 4.98

319 >15.00

128 > 15.00

3484 4.74

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1 <0.01 <10 1.47 597

<1 0.01 <10 0.85 684

<1 <0.01 <10 4.10 1211

0.03 <10 0.33 368

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25 171

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162 479

78 334

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<2 0.01 246 270

<2 0.01 166 295

<2 0.01 465 351

<2 0.01 228 270

<2 0.01 139 254

<2 0.01 22 534

<2 <0.01 198 237

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• ROBERT COTE Attention: R. Cote

Project:

Sample type:

Sample Number

Ag ppm

N %

33948

33949

0.2 0.36

0.6 0.32

As Ba Be Bi ppm ppm ppm ppm

• Assayers Canada

8282 Sherbrooke St., Vancouver, B.C., V5X 4R6

Ca Cd Co Cr Cu % ppm ppm ppm ppm

Tel: (604) 327-3436 .fax: (604) 327-3423

Multi-Element ICP-AES Analysis Aqua Regia Digestion

Fe %

Hg ppm

K La Mg Mn Mo Na % ppm % ppm ppm %

Ni P Pb S ppm ppm ppm %

<5 <10 <0.5 <5 0.39 50 33 186 526 5.23 0.01 <10 0.18 241 <2 0.02 34 212 10 3.67

Sb Sc Sr Th Ti ppm ppm ppm ppm %

Report No

Date

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TI U V W Zn Zr ppm ppm ppm ppm ppm ppm

2 17 <5 0.02 <10 <10 19 <10 >10000

17 <10 <0.5 <5 2.15 63 177 387 6.91 <1 0.02 <10 0.11 241 <2 0.02 41 131 7 3.56 <5 2 20 <5 0.02 <10 16 18 <10 253 7

A .5 gm sample is digested with 5 ml 31 HCIIHN03 at 95DC for 2 hOllrs 8nd diluted to 25m!.

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RESULTS

During the OPAP program done during 1990 - OP90-496 - Robert and Richard Cote had

discovered a few mineral occurrences throughout this property. As the property owners began further investigation of the area, it became obvious that they needed to stake some additional claim blocks. Claim number 4213507 - 12 units, and claim number 4222391- 4 units - were added to increase the size of the property. One additional claim block - number 4222399 consisting of 12 units - was staked

after the completion of this work program.

TR1-07 is well mineralized with copper and zinc over 1%. This zone is approximately thirty (30) meters wide. Many other quartz showings in this stripped area are well mineralized. More channel sampling should be done to determine the exact type and amount of mineralization in this zone.

TR2-07 was opened up to assess the possibility of mineralization. Native copper, galena, silver and chalcopyrite were all found here. Samples returned assay results of over 200 ppm Ag and ~% Cu and a small amount of galena. A lot of quartz was also found here.

TR5-07 was also opened up during this program. Copper, zinc, arsenopyrite and a small amount of galena were found here. Assays returned results over 1% Zn and 1,OOOppm Cu.

Float pieces containing copper and zinc were found at many locations throughout this property. Float pieces containing banded phorphoritic material was found in many different areas. One sample returned assay results of close to one gram gold and a fair amount of silver. A gold find reported during the 1930's could not be located.

An area at the northeast corner of the property was noted to contain pyrite, pyrottite and chalcopyrite associated with quartz and sugary quartz. A lot of graphite was found throughout the stripped areas. Assays from TR7-07, TR8-07 and TR9-07 returned results of over 6,OOOppm Cu and over 1% zinc.

Many more mineralized zones that need to be stripped and assayed were found during this program. Many thanks are due to Marc Cote for the use of his excavator and to the OPAP program of the 1990's for their help in the initial discovery of these mineralized areas.

The owners have since optioned the Cote-Two Rivers Property to Sage Gold Inc.

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THUNDER BAY Mining Division Claim No: TB 4213482 Status: ACTIVE

Due Date: 2008-DEC-Ol Recorded: 2006-Dec-Ol

Work Required: $ 6,400 Staked: 2006-Nov-1914:45

Total Work: $0 Township/Area: COUGHLAN LAKE (G-0026)

Total Reserve: $0

Present Work $0

Assignment:

Claim Bank: $0

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Record~d Holder(s) Percentage COTE, RICHARD ROBERT ( 50.00 %) COTE, ROBERT LUCIEN ( 50.00 %)


Lot Description:

Claim Units: 16

STAKER2006-Dec- RECORDED BY COTE, ROBERT LUClEN (E30435) 01

TRAN 2007-Nov-01

Claim Reservations

COTE, ROBERT LUCIEN (121365) TRANSFERS 50.00 % TO COTE, RICHARD ROBERT (121347)

01 400' surface rights reservation around all lakes and rivers 02 Sand and gravel reserved 03 Peat reserved 04 Other reservations under the Mining Act may apply 05 Including land under water 06 Excluding road


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THUNDER BAY Mining Division

Due Date: 2009-AUG-02 Work Required: $ 4,800

Total Work: $0 Total Reserve: $0

Present Work $0 Assignment: Claim Bank: $0

Claim Holders Record~dHolder(s) Percentage COTE, RICHARD ROBERT ( 50.00 %) COTE, ROBERT LUCIEN ( 50.00 %)

Transaction Listing

Claim No: TB 4213507 Status: ACTIVE

Recorded: Staked:

Township/Area: Lot Description:

Claim Units:

2007-Aug-02 2007-Jul-ll 15:40

COUGHLAN LAKE (G-0026)

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Client N urn ber 121347 121365

Type Date Applied STAKER2007-Aug-

Description RECORDED BY COTE, RICHARD ROBERT (E31449)

Performed Number' R0740.04077

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COTE, RICHARD ROBERT (121347) RECORDS 50.00 % IN THE NAME OF COTE, ROBERT LUCIEN (121365)


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Due Date: 2009-AUG-20

Work Required: $ 1,600

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Claim No: TB 4222391 Status: ACTIVE

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2007-Aug-20

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Type Date Applied Description STAKER2007-Aug- RECORDED BY COTE, RICHARD ROBERT (E31449)

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THUNDER BA Y Mining Division Claim No: TB 4222399 Status: ACTIVE

Due Date: 2009-NOV-Ol Recorded: 2007-Nov-Ol . Work Required: $ 4,800 Staked: 2007-0ct-06 15:40

Total Work: $0 Township/Area: COUOHLAN LAKE (0-0026) Total Reserve: $0

Present Work $0

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Claim Bank: $0

Cla~ Holders Record~d Holder(s) Percentage COTE, RICHARD ROBERT ( 50.00 %) COTE, ROBERT LUCIEN ( 50.00 %)


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STAKER 2007-Nov- RECORDED BY COTE, RICHARD ROBERT (E31449) 01

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August 30, 2007

MARC'S BACKHOE SERVICE LOT 1, ROLLAND LAKE

JELLICOE, ONTARIO POT 1 VO (807) 879-2550

To Whom it May Concern

I have lent my Cat 325 BL excavator to Robert Cote for 12 days from August 14,2007 to August 25,2007 inclusive. This is for mechanical stripping and trenching on the Cote 2 River property.

Marc Cote

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NAMES AND DATES THAT HELPERS WORKED

Robert Cote - 38 days

July 17, 18, 19, 23, 30, 31

August 1, 2, 3, 4,5,6, 7, 8,15, 16, 17, 18, 19,20,21,22,23,25,27,28,29,30,31

September 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 13, 14, 15, 16

Richard Cote - 38 days

July 17, 18, 19, 23, 30,31

August I, 2, 3,4,5,6, 7,8, IS, 16, 17, 18, 19,20,21,22,23,25,26,27,28,29,30,31

September 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 13, 14, 16

Marcel Cote - 11 days

July 19, 30

August 1, 16, 17, 23, 25, 26, 28, 29

September 1

Dianne Cote - 3 days

August 18, 29

September 15

Marc Cote - 8 days operating excavater

August 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22

BUDGET - COTE-TWO RIVERS PROPERTY JULY 17 TO SEPTEMBER 16, 2007

COSTS OF WORK PERFORMED

Workers 90 man days @ $150.00/DAY Excavator& Operator 8 days @ $l,OOO.OO/hour

ASSOCIATED COSTS

Equipment Rental

Power Saw 7 days @ $ l00.00/day Truck 4 days @ $l00.00/day 4-wheeled Bike 11 days @ $l00.00/day Water Pump & Hoses 6 days @ $150.00/day Rock Saw 1 Yz days @ Sl00.00/day Small Water Pump 1 Yz days @ $l00.00/day

Assay Analysis Copy Maps

TRANSPORTATION COSTS

39 days @200 km/day x $O.40/km Trip to Thunder Bay to get maps copies

400 km x $0.40/km

FOOD AND LODGING COSTS

39 days @ $30.00/day

TOTAL BUDGET

$ 13,500.00 8,000.00

$ 21,500.00

$ 700.00 400.00

1,100.00 900.00 150.00 150.00

3,400.00

636.80 38.40

$ 4,075.20

$ 3,120.00

160.00 $ 3,280.00

$ 1,170.00

$ 30,025.20

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Robert L. Cote P.O. Box 137, 169 Main Street Beardmore, Ontario POT 1GO Ph/Fax: 807-875-2077 Email: ~oJ5~~.n1~rjses2002.ffi2yaho~§

Mr. Roy Denomme Senior Manager, Mining Lands Section Ministry of Northern Development and Mines Geoscience Assessment Office 933 Ramsey Lake Road, 3rd Floor Sudbury, OntariO, P3E GBS

March 31, 2008

Dear Mr. Denomme:

Re: Submission Number: 2.37190 Transaction Number: W0840.OO333

In response to your letter dated March 19, 2008, I have prepared a correlation of field and trench samples and the sample numbers showing on the assay certificates. While doing so, I found two samples that had not been entered into the Report on Prospecting on the Cote-Two Rivers Property. These are trench sample number TR9-07 # 3 and Field Sample # 3. These should have been added to the appropriate spot on page 13 of the report.

I hope that this correlation is what you required. If not, please let me know and I will attempt to do it properly.

Yours Sincerely

Robert L Cote

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REPORT ON PROSPECTING, ETC. On the

COTE-TWO RIVERS PROPERTY COUGLAN LAKE AREA

CORRELATION OF FIELD SAMPLES AND SAMPLE NUMBERS ON ASSAY CERTIFICATES

FIELD NUMBER ASSAY SAMPLE NUMBER

TR1-07 # 1 33918

TR1-07 # 2 33919

TR1-07 # 3 33920

TR1-07 #4 33921

TR1-07 # 5 33922

TR2-07 # 1 33923

TR2-07 # 2 33924

TR2-07 # 3 33925

TR2-07 #4 33926

TR2-07 # 5 33927

TR4-07 # 1 33928

TR4-07 # 2 33929

TR4-07 # 3 33930

TR5-07 # 1 33931

TR5-07 # 2 33932

TR5-07 # 3 33933

TR5-07 # 4 33934

TR5-07 # 5 33935

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TR7-Q7 # 1 33937

TR7-Q7 #2 33938

TR7-Q7 # 3 33939

TR7-Q7 # 4 33940

TR8-Q7 # 1 33941

TR8-07 # 2 33942

TR8-07 # 3 33943

TR9-Q7 # 1 33944

TR9-Q7 # 2 33945

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COTE-TWO RIVERS PROPERTY COUGLAN LAKE AREA

CORRELATION OF FIELD SAMPLES AND SAMPLE NUMBERS ON ASSAY CERTIFICATES

FIELD NUMBER ASSAY SAMPLE NUMBER

TR1-07 # 1 33918

TR1-07 # 2 33919

TR1-07 # 3 33920

TR1-07 #4 33921

TR1-07 # 5 33922

TR2-07 # 1 33923

TR2-07 # 2 33924

TR2-07 # 3 33925

TR2-07 #4 33926

TR2-07 # 5 33927

TR4-07 # 1 33928

TR4-07 # 2 33929

TR4-07 # 3 33930

TR5-07 # 1 33931

TR5-07 # 2 33932 "

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TR5-07 #4 33934

TR5-07 # 5 33935

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TR7-07 # 1 33937

TR7-07 # 2 33938

TR7-07 # 3 33939

TR7-07 #4 33940

TR8-07 # 1 33941

TR8-07 # 2 33942

TR8-07 # 3 33943

TR9-07 # 1 33944

TR9-07 # 2 33945

TR9-07 # 3 33946

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#1 33947

#2 33948

#3 33949

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