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TABLE OF CONTENTS

ABSTRACT.......................................................................................................................... li

1. INTRODUCTION ...............................................................................................................i

j 2. THE HALFMOON PROPERTY..............................................................................................2

3. CONTROLLED SOURCE EM SURVEY......................................................................................^

4. RESISTO/TTY 7 INDUCED POLARISATION SURVEY......................................................................6

1 5. SURVEY PRODUCTS...........................................................................................................8

6. INTERPRETATION............................................................................................................^

LIST OF FIGURES

GENERAL LOCATION OF THE HALFMOON PROJECT .......................................................................... l

INDEX OF CLAIMS AND SURVEY GRID AT HALFMOON ....................................................................... 3

THE POLE-DIPOLE ARRAY........................................................................................................6

ELREC-IO TIMES GATES..........................................................................................................7

TRANSMITTED SIGNAL AT Q-Cz..............................................................................................7

DRILL TARGET DDH-2A........................................................................................................ 10

DRILL TARGET DDH^B........................................................................................................ 11

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ABSTRACT

THIS GEOPHYSICAL CAMPAIGN IS PART OF AN ONGOING BASE

METAL AND GOLD EXPLORATION PROGRAM BY EXPLORERS

ALLIANCE CORPORATION ON THEIR HALFMOON PROPERTY

LOCATED 25 KM NORTH-WEST OF TIMMINS, ONTARIO.

HALFMOON is ABOUT 3 KM WEST OF THE PAST PRODUCING KAM KOTIA MINES.

IP (5.1 KMOFTD POLE DIPOLE, A= 50 M, N= l TO 8) AND

PICSAMT (3.1 KM, FREQUENCY RANGE FROM 8.75 TO 4480

HZ) WERE CARRIED OUT IN APRIL 2000 BY VAL D'OR SAGAX

CREWS. SURVEY SPECIFICATIONS, INSTRUMENTATION CONTROL,

DATA ACQUISITION, PROCESSING AND INTERPRETATION WERE ALL

SUCCESSFULLY PERFORMED WITHIN OUR ISO9001 QUALITY

SYSTEM FRAMEWORK.

THE SURVEYS WERE DESIGNED TO TEST THE SENSITIVITY OF THE

IP AND CSEM METHOD TO THE TYPE OF ZINC-RICH SULFIDE

MINERALISATION ENCOUNTERED ON HALFMOON. ALTHOUGH THE

CSEM TECHNIQUE DID NOT SHOW ANY DEFINITE RESPONSE, THE

IP CHARGEABILITY RESULTS ACCURATELY DETECTED THE

MINERALISED ZONE INTERSECTED BY SEVERAL DRILL HOLES IN

THE AREA. AN ADDITIONAL CHARGEABILITY RESPONSE (PD-2)

WAS DETECTED AT DEPTH AND AT THE NORTH END OF THE

SURVEYED AREA. ALTHOUGH A LARGER IP COVERAGE WOULD BE

RECOMMENDED TO BETTER DEFINE THE EXTENSION OF THOSE

ANOMALIES, THIS DEEPER NORTHERN ANOMALY COULD BE DRILL

TESTED.

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1. INTRODUCTION

a PROJECTID

a GENERAL LOCATION

a CLIENT

a REPRESENTATIVE

a SURVEY TYPES

a SURVEY PERIOD

a GEOPHYSICAL OBJECTIVES

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Halfmoon (8152)(Val d'Or Sagax Reference : 00-N458a)

In the Abitibi Greenstone Belt,25 km north-west of Timmins, Ontario

Explorers Alliance Corporation168 Algonquin Boulevard East Timmins, Ontario Canada P4N 1A9 Telephone: (705) 267-3511

Mr Lionel [email protected]

Time Domain Induced Polarisation Controlled Source Electromagnetic (PICSAMT)

From April 11 th to 18*, 2000

1. Delineate base metal sulphide mineralised zone (zinc- bearing).

2. Provide effective exploration through thick overburden.3. Determine the IP and CSEM responses over known

mineralised zones.

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a NEAREST SETTLEMENT

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a GEOMORPHOLOGY

Robb Township, North-eastern Ontario, Canada Centred on 480 36'N and 81" 3? W NTS map number: 42A/12

Timmins: 25 km north-west on Highway 101

By Highway 101 then road 576 to the north toward Halfrnoon.

The ground is flat and low, mostly wooded.

a ARTIFICIAL FEATURE None

la MINING CLAIMS The present survey line grid covers 7 daim blocks of the

Halfrnoon property owned by Explorers Alliance Corporation , in the Robb Township.The daim numbers encompassed in the present surveys are depicted on page 3.

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a SURVEY GRID

a GEOLOGICAL SETTINGS

A base line ( 100+OON) was established with a N 1150 azimuth. Seven (7) cross lines (50+OOE to 56+OOE) are at 100m intervals and picketed every 25m.

The Property is located in the Abitibi Greenstone Belt with felsic volcanic rocks containing base metal sulphide mineralisation. It is located about 3 km west of the past producing Kam Kotia Mines.

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a TYPE OF SURVEY

a PERSONNEL

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a SURVEY PERIOD

Frequency Domain Fixed Loop Electromagnetic

Martin Dubois, Geologist, Crew Leader, Rx operatorHerbert Pribil, Tx operatorMario Chouinard, Reid AssistantGilles Bacon, T.Se., Logistics ft Instrumentation ControlCarole Picard, T.Sc., Data Processing St PlottingPierre Berube, P . Eng., QC 81 Interpretation

3.1 l ine-kmLine 50+OOE to 56+OOE

April 15th and 18th, 2000Four (4) survey days.No breakdown or weather day.

a RECEIVER (Rx) IRIS Magnetotelluric Receiver serial #027 Two magnetic inputs

Antennas: 2 CMS coils (Hz and Hr) Sensitivity: 50 mV/nT Spectrum: l -10 000 Hz

Typical Noise at 1000 Hz : 2 x 10'8 A/m

a TRANSMITTER (Tx) IRIS Tx-3000 serial #011Power Supply : Honda 220V/5000W Motor Generator Maximum Output: up to 3.0 kW, or 20 A or 800V Loop : 200m x 300m, double turn, 12 Q

Centred at 53+OOE, 108+OON Output Current at 4480 Hz: 3.5 A Output Current from 8.75 Hz to 560 Hz: 14 A

a FREQUENCIES USED (Hz) 8.75, 17.5, 35, 70, 140, 280, 560, 1120, 2240, 4480

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a APPARENT RESISTIVITY CALCULATION

ISO 9001 QUALITY CONTROL EVIDENCES (QUALITY RECORDS A VAILABLE UPON REQUEST)

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P = real (in-phase) componentQ = quadrature (out-of-phase) componentK= is a function of the frequency and the distance from the loop

Before the survey :s Maximum output capabilities of the Transmitter 81

Motor Generator were checked in VDS calibrated loads. ^ Receiver and antennas were calibrated over the 8,75

to 4480 Hz frequency range. During data acquisition :

^ Quadrature readings showing a :^007o error wererepeated, (average error is 3 07o)

s Enough pulses were stacked.(average is 6 pulses)

At the Base of Operations :^ Reid QCs were inspected (k validateds In-phase readings were calculated, corrected for

source-receiver geometry and some spurious valuesdiscarded

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a TYPE OF SURVEY

a PERSONNEL

a SURVEY COVERAGE

a SURVEYPERJOD

a SPECIAL FEATURES

Time Domain Resistivity/Induced Polarisation Pole-Dipole array, wcf s 50m, " rf = lto8 Location of C*: L40+OOE, Station 70+OON (> 3.0 km distant)

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Michel Coulombe, Geophysical Operator, Crew LeaderGabriel Pilon, Reid AssistantMarcel Nault, Field AssistantMichel Guimont, Field AssistantRoger Desforges, Field AssistantMartin Dubois, Geologist, Fieldwork SupervisorGilles Bacon, T.Se., Logistics 81 Instrumentation ControlCarole Picard, T.Sc., Data Processing 81 PlottingDominique BeVube, Geophysicist, QC 81 Interpretation

5.1 l ine-km

April 11th and 12th, 2000 Two (2) survey days. No breakdown.

Results were processed on a daily basis using our proprietary Refusilo™ package in order to monitor both the efficiency of the survey parameters and the data quality. Spectral IP processing using the Australian Geophysical Research (AGR) Spectral processing package.

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IRIS Elrec-lO serial #111 (10 input channels) Electrodes: stainless steel stakes

Vp Primary voltage measurement: 4- Input impedance : 10 M u 4- Resolution : 0.001 mV *- Typical accuracy : Q.3%

Ma Apparent chargeability measurement: 4- Resolution : 0.1 mV/V ^ Typical accuracy : D.6% fr Arithmetic sampling mode, 20 time slices (Mt to M20)

Time

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fr All windows are normalised with respect to a standard decay curve for QC in the field.

GDD Instruments TxII serial #207Power supply : Kodiac 1800 W Motor GeneratorMaximum output: up to 1.4kW or 10 A or 2000 VElectrodes : stainless steel stakesResolution on output current display I: l mAWaveform : bipolar square wave at 50Vo duty cyclePulse duration : 2 seconds

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a APPARENT RESISTIVITY CALCULATION

F p0 = 2n - —- - n (n + 1) - a ( in Q-m)

Cumulative error: 507o max, mainly related to chaining accuracy

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ISO 9001 QUALITY CONTROL EVIDENCES (QUALITY RECORDS A VAILABLE UPON REQUEST)

Before the survey :^ Transmitter 81 Motor Generator were checked for maximum

output in VOS calibrated loads. ' Receiver was checked with VOS SIMP certified

calibrated VP 8t M signal simulator. During data acquisition :

^ Rx 81 Tx cable insulation were verified every morning. ^ Output current was always sufficient

(average is 928 m A, minimum 310 mA) s Contact resistance at Rx was always acceptable

(average is 0.4 KG, maximum 4.4 Kii) ^ Vp level at Rx was high enough

(n=8 average is 62.9 mV, minimum 27.0 mV) s Enough pulses were stacked.

(kept constant at 5 pulses for Spectral IP) At the Base of Operations :

s Reid QCs were inspected 81 validated^ Each IP decay curve was analysed with Refusilo™:

> 99.5VO of observed gates were found to fit on a pureelectrode polarisation relaxation curve.

> Rejected gates were not included in the computationof the plotted Ma .

s The average error on Ma at n=8 is 0.25 mV/V

5. SURVEY PRODUCTS

The following colour plates are bounded at the end of this report or inserted into pockets. Our IS09001 Quality System requires that every final map is inspected by at least two qualified persons before being approved and included within a final report. Moreover, the author have to submit his interpretation concept to the Engineering Committee for review and approval before completing the interpretation and writing the final report.

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Description

PICSAMT (CSEM) Survey In-Phase and Out-of-Phase Apparent Resistivity Frequency Pseudosections (7 plates bounded at the end)

Colour Apparent Resistivity 81 Chargeability Pseudosections and imageZD™ True-depth Sections with four spectral parameters and Interpretation (7 plates bounded at the end)

Colour image2D™ Resistivity at 125m Depth

Colour image2D™ Chargeability at 125m Depth

Geophysical Interpretation

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6. INTERPRETATION

A WORD ABOUT THE CSEM TECHNIQUE

CSEM is a fixed-loop deep penetrating system that is quite sensitive to a wide range of mineral

targets because- It operates in the mid-range induction spectrum as opposed to HLEM (low-induction) and

VLF-EM (high induction).- It uses a relatively small transmitter loop (200m x 300m in this case) for best coupling

with targets the size of a mineral deposit.

- Being a purely inductive technique, it is also free of static shift effects as encountered in

magnetotellurics (CSAMT for instance).

In the profiling-sounding mode, readings are taken at about 10 frequencies to detect

conductive targets up to 500 m depth. In-phase and Out-of-phase field ratios (Hr/Hz) are

normalised by the Tx-Rx distance and the frequency to derive a set of two apparent resistivity

pseudosections. These are interpreted with the help of numerical models.

CSEM TEST-SURVEY RESULTS

This survey was intended as a test of the CSEM sensitivity to the presence of zinc-rich sulfide

occurrences like those discovered at Halfmoon. Unfortunately, the quadrature (out-of-phase)

results which are the most sensitive to poorly conductive targets are devoided of anomalous

signatures along all pseudosections. The shift in the colour spectrum to warmer shades in the

northern direction is related to an increase in overburden thickness toward the lake.

The results therefore appear as discouraging as those of the other types of EM surveys tested

in the area. The overall picture is quite similar to the galvanic apparent resistivity results from

the IP survey.

Measurements done on core samples confirm the absence of resistivity contrast between the

mineralisations and the host rocks, fully explaining the failure of all EM techniques to react to

these targets.

RESISTIVITY A IP RESPONSES

The resistivity values show little variation throughout the whole surveyed grid. Ranging from

values of about 200 to 400 Q.m on the first separations (near surface) to values of about

1000 to 2000 n.m on the last separations (at depth). This resistivity increase at depth

indicates that the bedrock was reached by the present survey.

The chargeability values generally show a low range of variation with anomalous areas

reaching 1.5 to 4 mV/V over a background of about 0.5 mV/V. Two chargeability anomalies

were identified on the Halfmoon grid and were labelled PD-1 and PD-2. They are shown along

the survey lines on the Geophysical Interpretation Map and on the Pseudosections Plates. The

characteristic of the IP anomalies are tabulated in the table on page 11.

The spectral parameters show no variation throughout the surveyed area probably indicating

little variation in the rock characteristics (grain size and distribution).

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EXPLORA JION PROSPECTS

Anomaly PD-1 corresponds very well with the mineralisation that was intersected by some of the drill holes just north of 101+OON. This anomaly shows a well defined response from line 52+OOE to line 56+OOE and is therefore open to the east. It can be trace very well with the chargeability response as well as the drill hole results, to name a few, HM99-32 intersects some semi-massive sulfides at 101+30N, R44-11 intersects some suifides at about 101+25N, and especially on line 54+OOE with holes EAL98-01 and HM98-19 that intersected some massive and semi-massive sulfide around 101+20N. There seems to be a very weak response on line 51+OOE and no response on line 50+OOE, but the IP coverage on this area is too limited to allow a confident conclusion about the extension of the mineralisation to the west. Drill hole HM99-35, on line 51+50E, did intersect some sulfide mineralisation just north of 101+OON, therefore the length of the lines in this area should be extended to the north and south as well as the survey area extended to the west to better determine the possible extension of this anomaly.

Anomaly PD-2 is located just north of PD-1, north of 103+OON. It is not always very well defined being located at the edge of the survey area and at depth. It seems to originate from a larger source at depth and with a signature sometime affected by the PD-1 response, it is therefore more problematic to pin point an accurate target. Two drill hole targets are recommended on this anomaly but any additional geoscientific information should be evaluated to better identify reliable targets.

A first target is recommended on line 54+OOE with a second target recommended on line 56+OOE, although the IP coverage should be extended to the north and east before this last is investigated by DDH.

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Comments

- Chargeability response that corresponds to the sulfidemineralisation located by previous DDHs.- Its extension is open to the east and weak to the west butpossibly extending further west.- Additional IP coverage is recommended to the east andwest with line extending further north and south. Line ofover 1 km in length are preferable.- Chargeability anomaly located on the northern edge of theIP coverage.- Located at depth (- 50 to 100 metres to top of source).- Could be drill tested on 54+OOE. Although additionalIP coverage would be preferable to better define moreaccurate targets. Pending results, could also be drill testedon 56+OOE.

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The interpretation of the IP survey data embodied in this report is essentially a geophysical

appraisal of the Halfmoon Property. As such, it incorporates only as much geoscientific

information as the author has on hand at the time. Geologists thoroughly familiar with the

area are in a better position to evaluate the geological significance of the various geophysical

signatures. Moreover, as time passes and information provided by follow-up programs are

compiled, exploration targets recognised in this study might be down- or up-graded.

Respectfully submitted, Val o"Or Sagax inc.

Dominique Berube, B.Sc. Geophysicist

'Pierre Berube, Eng. Geophysicist

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lull nania)

reasonably be determined and the costs were incurred wh.ie conducting assessment work on the .anas ,no,ca;co

the accompanying Declaration of Work form as ^

to make this certification.

Ministry of Ministere duNorthern Development Developpement du Nordand Mines et des Mines Ontario

Geoscience Assessment Office 933 Ramsey Lake Road

January 3, 2001 6th FloorSudbury, Ontario

FALCONBRIDGE LIMITED P3E 6B5SUITE 1200, 95 WELLINGTON STREET WESTTORONTO, ONTARIO Telephone: (888)415-9845M5J-2V4 Fax: (877)670-1555

Visit our website at: www.gov.on.ca/MNDM/MINES/LANDS/mlsmnpge.htm

Dear Sir or Madam: Submission Number: 2 .20754

Status Subject: Transaction Number(s): W0060.00491 Approval

We have reviewed your Assessment Work submission with the above noted Transaction Number(s). The

attached summary page(s) indicate the results of the review. WE RECOMMEND YOU READ THIS

SUMMARY FOR THE DETAILS PERTAINING TO YOUR ASSESSMENT WORK.

If the status for a transaction is a 45 Day Notice, the summary will outline the reasons for the notice, and any

steps you can take to remedy deficiencies. The 90-day deemed approval provision, subsection 6(7) of the

Assessment Work Regulation, will no longer be in effect for assessment work which has received a 45 Day

Notice. Allowable changes to your credit distribution can be made by contacting the Geoscience Assessment

Office within this 45 Day period, otherwise assessment credit will be cut back and distributed as outlined in

Section #6 of the Declaration of Assessment work form.

Please note any revisions must be submitted in DUPLICATE to the Geoscience Assessment Office, by the

response date on the summary.

If you have any questions regarding this correspondence, please contact JIM MCAULEY by e-mail at

[email protected] or by telephone at (705) 670-5858.

Yours sincerely,

y

ORIGINAL SIGNED BYLucille JeromeActing Supervisor, Geoscience Assessment OfficeMining Lands Section

Correspondence ID: 15564

Copy for: Assessment Library

Work Report Assessment Results

Submission Number: 2.20754

Date Correspondence Sent: January 03, 2001 Assessor:JIM MCAULEY

Transaction First Claim Number Number

W0060.00491 997539

Section:14 Geophysical EM 14 Geophysical IP

Township(s) / Area(s)

ROBB

Status

Approval

Approval Date

January 03, 2001

Correspondence to:

Resident Geologist South Porcupine, ON

Assessment Files Library Sudbury, ON

Recorded Holder(s) and/or Agent(s):

Lionel BonhommeTIMMINS, ONTARIO, CANADA

FALCONBRIDGE LIMITED TORONTO, ONTARIO

JOHN PETER HUOT TIMMINS, ONTARIO

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