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June 16 . 2005<br />
2005 Kasabonika Assessment Report<br />
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De Beers Canada Exploration Inc.<br />
Report:<br />
Assessment reports for mineral claims<br />
in the Kasabonika Lake Area<br />
RECEIVED<br />
JUN 2 3 ?nn~<br />
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Leyla Hoosain<br />
Date: June 16, 2005<br />
GEOSCIENCE ASSESSMENT<br />
OFFI E<br />
Distribution: Provincial Recording Office (2)<br />
Copies: Toronto, Sudbury, Field<br />
KEYWORDS: Assessment Report, Kasabonika Lake, Drilling, Ground magnetic<br />
survey<br />
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ABSTRACT<br />
De Beers Canada Inc. acquired 36 mineral claim blocks in the Kasabonika Lake area<br />
in June 23, 2003, located approximately 230km north-northeast of Pickle Lake,<br />
<strong>Ontario</strong>. Exploration work including ground magnetic surveys, reverse circulation<br />
drilling, and core drilling were conducted on a number of geophysical targets<br />
within these claim blocks in order to determine kimberlite potential of selected<br />
targets. The following assessment report is submitted in accordance to the <strong>Ontario</strong><br />
Mining Act towards fulfillment of the first assessment work requirements on 24 of<br />
the 36 mineral claim blocks. Please view Table 1 for the list of mineral claims to<br />
which this assessment report is applied for.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS<br />
ABSTRACT ............................................................................................................................................................... 1<br />
1.0 INTRODUCTION ..................................................................................................................................... 1<br />
2.0 LOCATION AND ACCESS ..................................................................................................................... 1<br />
3.0 GEOLOGY ................................................................................................................................................ 1<br />
2.1<br />
2.1.1<br />
2.1.2<br />
2.1.3<br />
2.1.4<br />
2.1.5<br />
2.2<br />
2.2.1<br />
2.2.2<br />
2.2.3<br />
2.2.4<br />
BEDROCK GEOLOGy ............................................................................................................................... 1<br />
General <strong>Geology</strong> ................................................................................................................................ 2<br />
Precambrian ......... , ................................................... , ............. , ........................................................... 2<br />
Structure ............................................................................................................................................. 3<br />
Metamorphism .................................................................................................................................... 3<br />
Geochronology .................................................................................................................................. 4<br />
QUATERNARY GEOLOGY ......................................................................................................................... 4<br />
Glacial History ................................................................................................................................... 4<br />
Deposition History ............................................................................................................................. 5<br />
Tills and their material sources in NW <strong>Ontario</strong> ................................................................................. 6<br />
Tills in the Kasabonika Lake Area ..................................................................................................... 8<br />
4.0 SUMMARY OF EXPLORATION PROGRAMMES ............................................................................ 8<br />
4.1<br />
4.1.1<br />
4.1.2<br />
4.2<br />
4.2.1<br />
4.2.2<br />
4.2.3<br />
4.2.4<br />
4.3<br />
4.3.1<br />
4.3.2<br />
4.3.3<br />
4.3.4<br />
2004 GROUND MAGNETIC SURVEY ......................................................................................................... 8<br />
Survey Specifications ........................................................................................................................ 9<br />
KAS 2004 Ground Magnetic Survey Results .................................................................................... 9<br />
2004 REVERSE CIRCULATION DRILL PROGRAMME ................................................................................. 9<br />
Logistics ............................................................................................................................................. 9<br />
Water Quality Monitoring ................................................................................................................. 9<br />
Reverse Circulation Drilling ............................................................................................................ 10<br />
Results ............................................................................................................................................. 10<br />
2005 CORE DRILL PROGRAMME ............................................................................................................. 11<br />
Logistics ........................................................................................................................................... 11<br />
Water Quality Monitoring ............................................................................................................... 11<br />
Diamond Core Drilling .................................................................................................................... 12<br />
Results ............................................................................................................................................. 12<br />
5.0 CONCLUSiONS ....................................................................................................................................... 12<br />
10.0 REFERENCES ......................................................................................................................................... 13<br />
11.0 STATEMENT Of' QUALIFICATIONS ................................................................................................. 14<br />
TABLES .................................................................................................................................................................. 15<br />
TABLE 1 - LIST OF MINERAL CLAIMS ................................................................................................................... 16<br />
TABLE 2 - 2004 GROUND MAGNETIC SURVEY SPECIFICATION ............................................................................. 17<br />
TABLE 3 2004 GROUND MAGNETIC SURVEY BLOCK L1NE-KM AND INTERPRETATION ........................................ 18<br />
TABLE 4 - SUMMARY OF WORK CONDUCTED ON 24 KASABONIKA LAKE CLAIM BLOCKS .................................... 19<br />
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FIGURES ............................................................................................................................................................... 20<br />
FIGURE 1 BEDROCK GEOLOGY OF KASABONIKA LAKE AREA ............................................................................ 21<br />
FIGURE 2- TILL SEQUENCE IN NW ONTARIO (AFTER THORLEIFSON, 1989) ......................................................... 22<br />
FIGURE 3- KASABONIKA LAKE 2004 GROUND MAGNETIC SURVEY BLOCKS ...................................................... 23<br />
APPENDIX A ......................................................................................................................................................... 24<br />
APPENDIX B ......................................................................................................................................................... 33<br />
APPENDIX C ......................................................................................................................................................... 34<br />
APPENDIX D ......................................................................................................................................................... 54<br />
APPENDIX E .......................................................................................................................................................... 74<br />
APPENDIX F ........................................................................................................................................................... 75<br />
APPENDIX G ......................................................................................................................................................... 76<br />
APPENDIX H ........................................................................................................................................................ 79<br />
APPENDIX I ........................................................................................................................................................... 82<br />
APPENDIX J ......................................................................................................................................................... 87<br />
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1.0 INTRODUCTION<br />
De Beers Canada Inc. (DBCI) has been actively exploring the diamond potential in<br />
the Province of <strong>Ontario</strong> for the past 30 years. Through various studies, the area<br />
of Kasabonika Lake was identified as a potential area for kimberlite hosts. In June<br />
23, 2003, DBCI staked 36 claim blocks over magnetic targets deemed as<br />
possible kimberlite. Subsequent work in the area lead to a reverse circulation drill<br />
programme in 2004, as well as a ground magnetic survey in year 2004 and a core<br />
drill programme in 2005. This report summarises work conducted on 24 of the<br />
36 mineral claims and is submitted towards ful.filment of first assessment work<br />
required on these claims.<br />
2.0 LOCATION AND ACCESS<br />
The 24 claim blocks are located approximately 230km north-northeast of Pickle<br />
Lake, <strong>Ontario</strong>, near the First Nation Community of Kasabonika Lake. All 24<br />
claims are located within NTS Map Sheets 053H09, 0531-110, 053H15,<br />
053H16, 043E06, 043E05, and 043E12. The Community of Kasabonika Lake<br />
was consulted prior to commencement of all field work and First Nation assistants<br />
were hired to assist in all programmes.<br />
Field crew for all programmes were based out of the community of Kasabonika<br />
Lake. Access to claim blocks were by helicopter (Jet Ranger, Long Ranger, Bell<br />
205 or Bell 204 depending on programme). Aircrafts from Wasaya Airways and<br />
North Star Air were hired to transport fuel, drill, equipment and supplies, as well<br />
as personnel between the Community of Kasabonika Lake and Pickle Lake. While<br />
operational, the Asheweig Winter Road was utilized to transport fuel and<br />
equipment from Pickle Lake to the Community of Kasabonika Lake. Transport<br />
trucks from Sigfussen Northern and Ash Key Joint Ventures were hired for winter<br />
road transport.<br />
3.0 GEOLOGY<br />
2. 1 Bed rock <strong>Geology</strong><br />
The Kasabonika Lake work area is located within the Kasabonika Lake -<br />
River greenstone belt or to its adjacent in gneissic tonalite terrain.<br />
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2.1.1 GENERAL GEOLOGY<br />
The Kasabonika Lake - Ekwan River belt is part of the regional Sachigo<br />
Subprovince (Thurston et al.. 1991, modified from Card and Ciesielki, 1986),<br />
in the Canadian Archean craton. Overall, the Kasabonika Lake - Ekwan River belt<br />
is made up of linear to folded greenstone assemblages surrounded by extensive<br />
granitic and gneissiC rocks. The following summary of the general geology of the<br />
belt focuses on the geological units and features encountered in the immediate<br />
vicinity of the Kasabonika Lake settlement and the area encompassing exploration<br />
activities by DBCEI. The summary is derived essentially from Thurston et al.<br />
(1979) and the <strong>Geology</strong> of <strong>Ontario</strong> (Thurston et aI., 1991). The outline of the<br />
belt described in Thurston et al. (1979) was for the most part defined from<br />
geophysical studies whereas it is only included as part of a more regional<br />
description in the <strong>Geology</strong> of <strong>Ontario</strong> volume, where it has also been<br />
incorporated in the Oxford Lake - Stull Lake terrane.<br />
2. 1.2 PRECAM BRIAN<br />
Mafic to intermediate meta-volcani~rocks<br />
Thurston et al. (1979) identified a "G" shaped area at the northweastern end of<br />
the belt which they interpreted to be characterized by metavolcanic rocks (Figure<br />
1). These include pillowed andesite, pillow breccia. dacitic and felsic tuff, and<br />
interbanded felsic and mafic metavolcanics.<br />
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l'1igmatitic rocks<br />
The lower portion of greenstone belt in the Kasabonika area is separated from the<br />
northern portion ("G" shaped) by a thick NW-SE trending lens of gneissic rocks.<br />
These encompass both paragneiss (biotite-quartz-feldspar) and orthogneiss<br />
(hornblende-feldspar-quartz) for which Thurston et al. (19/'9) suggested a<br />
granitic content of over 25% in both cases. Pebbles encountered in the till during<br />
the course of this drilling campaign are dominantly of two types, a hornblende ±<br />
biotite, feldspar and quartz and a hornblende ± biotite, garnet, feldspar and<br />
quartz gneisses. Epidote is a common accessory mineral in both types of gneiss.<br />
Metavolcanic and metasedimentary rocks in the area are surrounded by composite<br />
batholiths of massive to foliated felsic and hybrid intrusive rocks;. The main rock<br />
units documented by Thurston et al. (1979) are hornblende-biotite tonalite and<br />
biotite-hornblende granite. which are both commonly observed as pebbles in the<br />
overlying till.<br />
2.1.3 STRUCTURE<br />
In the survey report of the Winisk area, Thurston et al. (1979) indicated that<br />
metavolcanic rocks in the area were offset by a large-scale WNW trending<br />
structure with sinistral movement displacing the "G" shaped zone from the<br />
elongated portion to the southeast. The NE trending fault to the west of the area<br />
was inferred from offsets on the aeromagnetiC maps. and its displacement is<br />
thought to be between 300 m and 6 km. Thurston and Carter (1970) suggested<br />
that the meta-volcanic rocks to the northwest of Kasabonika were folded into an<br />
anticline trending WNW and plunging to the west.<br />
On a regional scale, greenstone belt rocks of the Sachigo subprovince exhibit<br />
steeply dipping foliations and steeply dipping plunging lineations. I n the area.<br />
both metavolcanic and metasedimentary rocks show well-developed foliation<br />
mainly defined by hornblende. plagioclase porphyroblasts or biotite. The<br />
Kasabonika gabbro and granitic rocks of this part of the belt do not show<br />
foliation. Thurston et at. (1979) suggested that the metamorphic foliation is<br />
parallel to the compositional banding in highly metamorphosed sediments.<br />
2.1.4 METAMORPHISM<br />
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The Sachigo subprovince overall has undergone at least two episodes of<br />
metamorphism. The greenstone belts generally display greenschist facies in their<br />
core with surrounding amphibolite facies. However. no metamorphic petrology<br />
studies have been undertaken for the mapped area.<br />
Systematic occurrence of hornblende in metavolcanic rocks of the Kasabonika -<br />
Ekwan River belt described by Thurston et at. (1979) suggests that rocks have<br />
undergone an intermediate to high-amphibolite facies. Similarly. the overall<br />
mineral assemblage observed in the metasediments comprises biotite,<br />
hornblende. garnet and sillimanite which indicate an amphibolite facies<br />
metamorphism.<br />
The North Caribou belt to the SW of Kasabonika exhibits assemblages that are<br />
characteristic of low-pressure intermediate type of metamorphism. Breaks et at.<br />
(in prep. at the time) suggested conditions of 400°C to 500°C and pressures of<br />
300 1"1 Pa. Thurston et at. (1991) concluded that the emplacement of posttectonic<br />
batholiths was responsible for the regional metamorphism of the<br />
subprovince.<br />
2. 1 .5 GEOCHRONOLOGY<br />
There is no geochronological data available for any of the litholo!9ical units of the<br />
Kasabonika area. However, adjacent greenstone belts to the west. in the Oxford<br />
Lake - Stull Lake and North Caribou terranes. have been dated at 2900-2800 Ma<br />
and 3000-2890 Ma, respectively (Thurston et at., 1991). Available uraniumlead<br />
data indicate that the western part of the Sachigo subprOVince underwent<br />
amphibolite facies metamorphism between 2744 and 2738 Ma, followed by two<br />
granulite facies between 2700 and 2687 Ma, and between 264·6 and 2644 Ma<br />
(Mezger, 1989).<br />
2.2 Quaternary <strong>Geology</strong><br />
2.2.1 GLACIAL HISTORY<br />
The Kasabonika Lake area is located on Archaen rocks of the Superior Province in<br />
Northwest <strong>Ontario</strong>, bordering onto Paleozoic rocks of the Hudson Bay Lowlands<br />
(HBL). Two Quaternary glaciations (the Illinoian which ended 135, OOObp and<br />
the Wisconsian which lasted from 115,000 to 10.000 bp) are recorded in NW<br />
<strong>Ontario</strong>. These two glaCiations were separated by the Sangamonian Interglacial<br />
period which had duration of 20,,000 years.<br />
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During the Wisconsian glaciation, the Laurentide Ice Sheet which was part of a<br />
large continental glacier complex covered much of Canada and northern U. S. The<br />
Laurentide Ice Sheet comprised of 3 lobes: Baffin, Keewatin, and Labrador<br />
sectors. The Labrador sector moved across much of NW <strong>Ontario</strong>. affecting the<br />
Kasabonika Lake project area. and was joined with the Keewatin lobe near the<br />
<strong>Ontario</strong>-Manitoba border, resulting in interlobate deposition and ice-flow<br />
redirection (Barnett. 1992). Glacial fluting and drumlins in the project area<br />
indicate that ice-movement in the Kasabonika area was predominantly southeasterly.<br />
2.2.2 DEPOSITION HISTORY<br />
The Illinoian glaciation is represented in the HBL by 3 or 4 tills (Barnett. p.<br />
1035), which are texturally similar, as stony, sandy, tills. Notable within these<br />
layers are sand and gravel lenses containing sedimentary structures, as well as<br />
laminated silts and clays found between the upper till layers. These sediments<br />
were likely deposited by an oscillating glacier-front in a proglacial lake.<br />
Thorleifson (1989) defined only 2 tills representing the time prior to the<br />
Sangamonian interglacial, Tills D and E, separated by a poorly documented<br />
interstadial phase (Figure 2).<br />
The Sangamonian Interglacial is characterized by the Missinaibi formation.<br />
Fossils found in this material indicate a climate similar to or warmer than today's.<br />
Early to Mid-Wisconsian Glaciation in the HBL is cryptic (Barnett, 1992), with<br />
up to 4 till layers separated by thin beds of stratified sediments. Barnett (1992)<br />
suggested a subglacial origin for the stratified sediments within the till, because<br />
of continual ice cover for the HBL during this time period. Later in the<br />
Wisconsian, progracial lakes Ojibway & Agassiz 'catastrophically' drained into<br />
Hudson Bay. The proglacial water level then lowered by 300m, and the land<br />
surrounding Hudson Bay (including the Kasabonika area) was inundated with<br />
water, up to an elevation of about 145m above mean sea level. Tyrell Sea<br />
sediments reach a thickness of up to 7m where the water was deepest, coarsening<br />
upward into near-shore and beac.h deposits of sand and gravel. Kasabonika would<br />
have been situated close to the edge of this new water body, thereby allOWing for<br />
near-shore sediments to be found here. These would be incorporated into the<br />
lower-most organics and upper-most tills of the Kasabonika study area.<br />
Glaciation ended as the Laurentide ice sheet qUickly disintegrated in Hudson Bay,<br />
leaVing active ice only in Northern Quebec and in Keewatin (northern l'1anitoba<br />
Nunavut) .<br />
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According to Thorleifson (1992), three till layers are located above the<br />
Missinaibi: Tills C, B, and A (from oldest to youngest). Each of these three<br />
contains varying ice-flow directions: west for C, southwest for B and south for<br />
A. Each titl also has its own definitive composition, including pebble types and<br />
matrix materials, all of which are found in complete and incomplete sections in<br />
the Kasabonika field area. The tills will be further examined in the next section.<br />
2.2.3 TILLS AND THEIR MATERIAL SOURCES IN NW ONTARIO<br />
In general, the tills sampled by Thorleifson (1989) had the following matrix<br />
«2mm fraction) texture: 30% sand, 40% silt, and 30% clay. The carbonate<br />
content in the matrix was generally over one third. The calcite: dolomite ratio<br />
was about 2: 1 .<br />
The most interesting heavy minerals within the fine to very-fine sand are garnet<br />
and ilmenite. As well, hematite, orthopyroxene, epidote and pyrite were found.<br />
A few percent of the bulk sample was leucoxene, goethite, zircon, and rutile.<br />
Ilmenite, orthopyroxene, hematite, and siderite are likely derived from the east:<br />
Sutton Ridge and the Flaherty Formation basalts of the Belcher Islands. The likely<br />
source of garnets is from the high-grade metamorphic terrane of mainland<br />
Quebec. Orthopyroxene and epidote may also be from Archean granulite facies<br />
metamorphic rocks of the Canadian Shield. Increased hemitite content is linked<br />
to elevated numbers of Proterozoic clasts, indicating a common source.<br />
High levels of Precambrian debris within the tills are linked to westward ice flow,<br />
and the Paleozoic debris is linked to more southerly and southwesterly flow.<br />
Till A<br />
Till A, sampled along the Winisk River, contained 25% Proterozoic pebbles (2-<br />
5. 6mm), and 5% red carbonates. Sampled along the Fawn River, a till of similar<br />
composition was encountered, and therefore correlated to till A at the Winisk.<br />
Till A is enriched in red carbonate and Paleozoic clasts, compared to other titls,<br />
as well as garnet, epidote, silt and matrix carbonate.<br />
Till B<br />
Till B contained fewer Paleozoic-derived gravel clasts, and more Proterozoic and<br />
intermediate red carbonates than till A. It is also distinguished by its intermediate<br />
values for orthopyroxene and matrix calcite (compositionally between tills A and<br />
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C). Garnets are more abundant in till B than in till C, whereas hematite levels are<br />
lower.<br />
Till~<br />
Proterozoic gravel clasts were more prominent in Tilt C than tills A and B. It was<br />
also high in siderite, hematite, and sand. Till C had been somewhat debated as<br />
to whether it was deposited before or after the Sangamonian interglacial. At the<br />
Severn River, an organic unit containing clays, sedimentary bedding, lots of<br />
carbonate (but no preserved shells), and plant material was located. It is unclear<br />
whether this unit (considered part of the Missinaibi formation) underlies or<br />
overlies till C. It is likely underlying it, therefore making till C post-interglacial.<br />
The Missinaibi formation contains a lower marine member, a fluvial member, a<br />
forest bed member and an upper glaciolacustrine member. (Barnett, 1992) The<br />
forest bed member (or 'subaerial' unit) is associated with isostatic rebound in the<br />
area, once the Illinoian glacier had withdrawn from the area. The upper<br />
glaciolacustrine unit is linked with the proglacial waters, which preceded the<br />
Wisconsian glaciation. The same units are noted by Thorleifson (1989), but are<br />
always seen in incomplete sequences.<br />
JilLQ<br />
Till D was deposited from northwestward ice flow and has a very low red<br />
carbonate content and slightly greater Proterozoic clast content. Shells have been<br />
found in this till. It is known to postdate the Bell Sea (from amino acid data).<br />
~ell ~a Interstitial Deposits<br />
A layer of marine sediments and well-sorted gravel delineates an interstitial period<br />
between the depositions of till D and till E. This marine water has been named<br />
the Bell Sea. Microfossils are found in the marine components of this layer.<br />
Till E<br />
Till E, correlated to the Sundance Till, is a red carbonate-rich unit found at the<br />
base of most sections north of the Kasabonika study area (at the Shagamu and<br />
Niskibi Rivers). It was deposited by southeastward Keewatin-derived ice flow.<br />
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2.2.4 TI LLS I N THE KASABON I KA LAKE AREA<br />
The Kasabonika Lake area has been glaciated twice in the Quaternary period,<br />
resulting in up to 200m of glacially-deposited material on top of the bedrock.<br />
The earliest glaciation, the Illinoian, is represented in the area by two poorly<br />
exposed tills, E and D. Deposition of these tills was separated by an interstadial<br />
phase (a recession of the ice margin to close to this area, followed by a reprogression<br />
of the ice cover).<br />
The Illinoian glaciation was finished by 135, 000 years before present. It was<br />
followed by an interglacial time, with a climate similar to or warmer than today's.<br />
Depositional evidence of this period is known as the Missinaibi Formation, which<br />
is a series of deposits, from marine to fluvial to subaerial to glaciolacustrine.<br />
These units are rarely seen as a complete package in the study area.<br />
Three post-Sangamonian tills are associated with Wisconsian glaciation: tills C,<br />
B, and A. Each of these tills have its own unique composition. Till C is the most<br />
enriched in Precambrian pebbles, while till A is depleted in them (at 25%), and<br />
enriched in Paleozoic pebbles. Till B is intermediate to tills A and C and is<br />
distinguished by its enrichment in garnet and depletion in hematite.<br />
Wisconsian glaciation lasted from 115, 000 y. b. p. to 10, 000 y. b. p., but the<br />
last of the ice did not disappear from the Kasabonika area until about 8000 years<br />
ago (Barnett, 1992), when the Tyrell Sea level rose and then fell, disintegrating<br />
within it the last of the glacial ice.<br />
4.0 SUMMARY OF EXPLORATION PROGRAMMES<br />
4.1 2004 Ground Magnetic Survey<br />
The Kasabonika Lake 2004 ground magnetiC survey program was designed to<br />
qUickly gain high resolution magnetic data over potential drill targets in the<br />
Kasabonika Lake project area. The ground team mobilized with the 2004 reverse<br />
circulation drill program team.<br />
Seven survey blocks were conducted between February 7 and February 15 2004.<br />
These blocks were designed to individual anomalies within claim blocks. In total,<br />
two anomalies with ground coverage were recommended for drill testing.<br />
Location of the ground magnetic blocks is displayed in Figure 3.<br />
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4. 1 . 1 SURVEY SPECIFICATIONS<br />
The ground magnetic surveys were performed using GEM System GSM- 19<br />
Overhauser magnetometers. These systems are equipped with a GPS<br />
antenna and sampled the total magnetic field at 1 Hz. A typical grid size<br />
was 1 km 2 with 50m line spacing. Please view Table 2 for further<br />
information.<br />
4. 1 .2 KAS 2004 GROUND MAGNETIC SURVEY RESULTS<br />
A total of 73 line-km the 7 claim blocks were conducted during the<br />
Kasabonika Lake 2004 Ground Magnetic Survey. Line-km per survey<br />
block as well as survey interpretation can be viewed in Table 2. 10nT<br />
contour plots of the surveys can be viewed in Appendix A.<br />
4.2 2004 Reverse Circulation Drill Programme<br />
4.2. 1 LOGISTICS<br />
A heli-portable reverse circulation drill was utilized in the 2004 drill<br />
programme to test 19 targets within the group of claim blocks. Drill and<br />
crew were mobilized to the community of Kasabonika Lake on February<br />
5, 2004. The drill crew consisted of DBCI project manager Leyla<br />
Hoosain, 3 contract geologists, 1 driller and 1 drill hand from Boart<br />
Longyear. 4 First Nations assistants from the community of Kasabonika<br />
Lake, 2 helicopter pilots and 2 helicopter engineers from Heli-Max Ltd.<br />
A Bell 206 Jet Ranger and a Bell 205 helicopter were used to sling drill,<br />
personnel. and fuel to drill sites from the communit}' of Kasabonika<br />
Lake.<br />
4.2.2 WATER QUALITY MONITORING<br />
ASI Group based out of St. Catharines, <strong>Ontario</strong> wero~ contracted to<br />
undertake the water quality monitoring programme for testing of water<br />
bodies that may be affected by drilling activities.<br />
The water quality programme involved collection of single base-line<br />
samples, followed by up to 4 samples at each drill site llpon completion<br />
of drilling. The purpose of the work was to determine the overall effect<br />
of drilling activities on water quality in the area.<br />
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The samples collected were analysed for the following parameters:<br />
Metals (Ag, AI, Ba, Be, Bi, Ca, Cd, Co, Cr, Cu, Fe, K, Mg, Mn,<br />
Mo, Na, Ni, p, Pb, V, Zn), dissolved anions (chloride and sulphate),<br />
total dissolved solids (TDS), total suspended solids (TSS), fixed solids,<br />
dissolved organic carbon (DOC), total petroleum hydrocarbons (TPH)<br />
(purgeable and cold extractable), pH, conductivity, and total oil and<br />
grease.<br />
Please see Appendix B for ASI Group report on water monitoring<br />
programme as well as certificate of analyses.<br />
4.2.3 REVERSE CIRCULATION DRILLING<br />
Positioning of drill hole collars were based on previous aeromagnetic data<br />
as well as data from the 2004 Ground Magnetic Survey. A trimble GPS<br />
Pathfinder ProXRS receiver system equipped with a Canada-Wide<br />
Differential GPS (CDGPS) receiver was used to spot and measure actual<br />
drill hole collar locations. A 50 point feature was recorded for all drill<br />
hole collars.<br />
A DBCI owned heli-portable reverse circulation drill was utilized for the<br />
2004 drill programme. Boart-Longyear Drilling Ltd of North Bay,<br />
<strong>Ontario</strong> was contracted to operate the drill.<br />
Drill chips were collected into 20L pails. Character samples were<br />
collected approximately every 1 . Sm. Preliminary logs were taken by drill<br />
geologists at the drill site. Further logging was conductE~d in Kasabonika<br />
Lake prior to shipping of chip samples to DBCI Sudbury office for further<br />
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4.3 2005 Core drill programme<br />
4.3. 1 LOGISTICS<br />
A Boyles BBS 25 diamond core drill provided by Heath and Sherwood<br />
(1987) Drilling was utilized in the 2005 drill programme to test 2<br />
additional targets within the group of claim blocks. NQ size core was<br />
used.<br />
Drill and crew were mobilized to the community of Kasabonika Lake on<br />
February 25, 2005. The drill crew consisted of DBCI personnels Leyla<br />
Hoosain and Aron Long,. 2 contract geologists, 2 drillers and 2 drill hand<br />
from Heath and Sherwood, 3 First Nations assistants from the community<br />
of Kasabonika Lake, 2 helicopter pilots and 2 helicopter engineers from<br />
Gateway Helicopters. A Bell 206 Long Ranger and a Bell 204 helicopter<br />
were used to sling drill, fuel, and transport personnel to drill sites from<br />
the community of Kasabonika Lake.<br />
4.3.2 WATER QUALITY MONITORING<br />
ASI Group based out of St. Catharines, <strong>Ontario</strong> were contracted to<br />
undertake the water quality monitoring programme for testing of water<br />
bodies that may be affected by drilling activities.<br />
The water quality programme involved collection of Single base-line<br />
samples, followed by up to 4 samples at each drill site upon completion<br />
of drilling. The purpose of the work was to determine the overall effect<br />
of drilling activities on water quality in the area.<br />
The samples collected were analysed for the follOWing parameters:<br />
Metals (Ag, AI, Ba, Be, Bi, Ca, Cd, Co, Cr, Cu, FE~, K, Mg, Mn,<br />
Mo, Na, Ni, p, Pb, V, Zn), dissolved anions (chloride and sulphate).<br />
total dissolved solids (TDS). total suspended solids (TSS), fixed solids,<br />
dissolved organic carbon (DOC), total petroleum hydrocarbons (TPH)<br />
(purgeable and cold extractable), pH, conductivity, and total oil and<br />
grease.<br />
Please see Appendix F for assay results from water quality monitoring<br />
programme.<br />
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4.3.3 DIAMOND CORE DRILLING<br />
Positioning of drill hole collars for the Kasabonika 2005 drill programme<br />
were based on previous aeromqgnetic data. A trimble GPS Pathfinder<br />
ProXRS receiver system equipped with a Canada-Wide Differential GPS<br />
(CDGPS) receiver was used to spot and measure actual drill hole collar<br />
locations. A 200 point feature was recorded for all drill hole collars.<br />
A heli-portable Boyles BBS 25 diamond core drill from Heath and<br />
Sherwood (1987) Drilling of Kirkland Lake was utilized for the 2005<br />
drill programme. Core size was NQ. Initial logging of core was<br />
conducted at drill site. All cores were recovered and slung back to the<br />
community of Kasabonika, then transported to the DBCI Sudbury office<br />
for further study and storage. Magnetic susceptibility readings were<br />
completed at 1 m intervals along each drill hole with a hand held<br />
Exploranium KT - 9 magnetic susceptibility meter.<br />
4.3.4 RESULTS<br />
Diamond core drilling of 2 targets in the Kasabonika Lake area did not<br />
intercept obvious kimberlite. Please see Appendices G, H, and I for drill<br />
plans, drill sections, and drill logs for the 2 drill holes.<br />
5.0 CONCLUSIONS<br />
Although no obvious kimberlitic material was jdentified during the 2004 and<br />
2005 drill programmes, heavy mineral analyses of chip samples from 2004<br />
samples will be required to conclude non-kimberlitic nature of drilled targets.<br />
DBCI is therefore submitting assessment credits to maintain the 24 claims in<br />
good standing.<br />
Please see Table 4 for a summary of work conducted on each of the 24 claim<br />
blocks and Appendix J for Statement of Costs on the 24 claim blocks.<br />
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10.0 REFERENCES<br />
Barnett, P.J., (1992): Quaternary <strong>Geology</strong> of <strong>Ontario</strong>, in <strong>Geology</strong> of <strong>Ontario</strong>,<br />
<strong>Ontario</strong> Geological Survey, Special Volume 4, Part 2, p. 1011-1088.<br />
Card, K. D. & Cielsielki, A. (1986): DNAG# 1. Subdivisions of the Superior<br />
Province of the Canadian Shield; Geoscience Canada, v. 13, p. 5-13.<br />
Mezger, K. ( 1 989): Dating the PT evolution of granulites; unpublished Ph. D.<br />
thesis, State University of New York at Stony Brook, Stony Brook, New<br />
York, 172 p.<br />
Thorleifson, L. H. (1989): Quaternary Stratigraphy of the Central Hudson Bay<br />
Lowland, Northern <strong>Ontario</strong>, Canada; Ph. D. Thesis, University of<br />
Colorado, 363 p.<br />
Thurston, P. C. & Carter, M. W. (1970): Operation Fort Hope; <strong>Ontario</strong><br />
Department of Mines and Northern Affairs:. Miscellaneous Paper 42, 64 p.<br />
Thurston, P.C., Sage, R.P. and Siragusa, G.M. (1979): <strong>Geology</strong> of the<br />
Winisk Lake Area, District of Kenora, Patricia Portion; <strong>Ontario</strong> Geological<br />
Survey Report 193, 169 p.<br />
Thurston, P. C., Osmani, I. A. and Stone, D. (1991): Northwestern Superior<br />
Province: review and terrane analyses, in <strong>Geology</strong> of <strong>Ontario</strong>, <strong>Ontario</strong><br />
Geological Survey, Special Volume 4, Part I, p. 81-142.<br />
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11.0 STATEMENT OF QUALIFICATIONS<br />
Ley(a Hoosain, P. Geo<br />
I reside at 1937 Madison Avenue. Sudbury. <strong>Ontario</strong>, P3A 2P5<br />
I hold aM. Sc. and an Honours B. Sc. degree in Earth and Planetary Sciences from<br />
McGill University in Montreal.<br />
I have practised geology on a continuous basis since 1996.<br />
I am a practicing member of the Association of Professional Geoscientists of<br />
<strong>Ontario</strong> (Certificate of Registration Number: 07.30).<br />
I hold a valid <strong>Ontario</strong> Prospector's licence (licence number: C39136).<br />
June 17, 2005<br />
Justin Ward, P. Geo<br />
1 reside at 2800 Greenvalley Drive, Sudbury, <strong>Ontario</strong>, P3A 5B9.<br />
I hold a B. Sc. Honours (Class I) in Earth Science from Monash University<br />
(Clayton Campus), Melbourne Australia.<br />
I have been practising geophysics since 1996.<br />
I am a practicing member of the Association of Professional Geoscientists of<br />
<strong>Ontario</strong> (Certificate of Registration Number: 1082).<br />
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TABLES<br />
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Table 1 -<br />
list of mineral claims<br />
Claim Number Assessment Period Township G-Plan Number Unit Size<br />
Work Required<br />
($)<br />
TB 1199715<br />
TB 1199752<br />
TB 1199757<br />
TB 1199758<br />
TB 1199759<br />
TB 3006290<br />
TB 3006291<br />
TB 3006292<br />
TB 3006293<br />
TB 3006294<br />
TB 3006296<br />
TB 3006298<br />
TB 3006313<br />
TB 3006314<br />
TB 3006315<br />
TB 3006320<br />
TB 3006322<br />
TB 3006323<br />
TB 3006324<br />
TB 3006325<br />
TB 3006326<br />
TB 3006327<br />
TB 3006328<br />
TB 3006329<br />
June 23, 2003 to<br />
June 23, 2005<br />
East of eroal Lake G·0233 9 3600<br />
June 23, 2003 to<br />
June 23, 2005<br />
eroal Lake G-0223 6 2400<br />
June 23, 2003 to<br />
June 23, 2005<br />
BMA 538883 G-5734 4 1600<br />
June 23, 2003 to<br />
June 23, 2005<br />
BMA538883 G-5734 12 4800<br />
June 23, 2003 to<br />
June 23, 2005<br />
BMA 538883 G-5734 12 4800<br />
June 23, 2003 to<br />
June 23, 2005<br />
East of eroal Lake G·0233 6 2400<br />
June 23, 2003 to<br />
June 23, 2005<br />
East of eroal Lake G·0233 9 3600<br />
June 23, 2003 to<br />
June 23, 2005<br />
BMA 534873 G·5704 4 1600<br />
June 23, 2003 to<br />
June 23,2005<br />
East of eroal Lake G-0233 4 1600<br />
June 23, 2003 to<br />
June 23, 2005<br />
BMA 534872 G~4233 12 4800<br />
June 23, 2003 to<br />
June 23,2005<br />
BMA 534872 G·4233 4 1600<br />
June 23, 2003 to<br />
June 23, 2005<br />
BMA 537884 G-5736 12 4800<br />
June 23, 2003 to<br />
June 23, 2005<br />
BMA 538884 G-5735 4 1600<br />
June 23, 2003 to<br />
June 23, 2005<br />
BMA 538884 G-5735 4 1600<br />
June 23, 2003 to<br />
June 23, 2005<br />
BMA 537884 G-5736 4 1600<br />
June 23. 2003 to<br />
June 23. 2005<br />
BMA536883 G-5732 9 3600<br />
June 23, 2003 to<br />
June 23, 2005<br />
BMA 538883 G-5734 4 1600<br />
June 23, 2003 to<br />
June 23, 2005<br />
BMA537882 G-5730 16 6400<br />
June 23, 2003 to<br />
June 23, 2005<br />
BMA 536882 G-5729 12 4800<br />
June 23, 2003 to<br />
June 23, 2005<br />
BMA536882 G-5729 9 3600<br />
June 23, 2003 to<br />
June 23, 2005<br />
BMA 537881 G-~i727 9 3600<br />
June 23, 2003 to<br />
June 23, 2005<br />
BMA537881 G-5727 4 1600<br />
June 23, 2003 to<br />
June 23, 2005<br />
BMA536881 G-5728 4 1600<br />
June 23, 2003 to<br />
June 23. 2005<br />
Shibogama Lake G-0505 12 4800<br />
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2004 Ground magnetic survey specification<br />
Survey Name:<br />
Survey ID:<br />
Country:<br />
Province( s)<br />
Project ID, Name:<br />
Contract Staff:<br />
Geologists;<br />
Technicians;<br />
'Canada<br />
I<strong>Ontario</strong><br />
,KAS, Kasabonika La:.::k:..:e ____ -'<br />
IAnnick Chouinard ------I<br />
:Melodie Stone<br />
~ason Berenyi<br />
Leroy SamuelJ\nderson<br />
General Location:<br />
WGSS4 Lat: 153.42 N<br />
~-~-----~<br />
WGSS 4 Long: .1--_8_8_._'.....<br />
2_E ____ ~<br />
East:ng:420800 mE<br />
Northing:<br />
Datum:<br />
15950200 mN<br />
I WGS84<br />
1-'-'-:::.:::-:'-'------1<br />
Zone: IL' ..... 6_N~ __________ ~<br />
Darrell Vincent Anderson 1<br />
Instrument:<br />
Dates:<br />
Survey Specifications:<br />
Survey Blocks:<br />
Project Geologist:<br />
Geophysicist;<br />
Magnetometer:<br />
GPS;<br />
Field crew mobilized:<br />
First production day;<br />
Last production day:<br />
Field crew demobilized:<br />
Total Production days<br />
Magnetics:<br />
Positioning System:<br />
line Spacing:<br />
Terrain Clearance<br />
Number;<br />
Total kilometres;<br />
Total area covered:<br />
Edward Cam Anderson ! Magnetic Field ,---------,<br />
GEM GSM-I 9 Overhauser V6. 0 Intensity:<br />
,Marconi AIiStar<br />
Inclination:<br />
~? February 2004 Declination:<br />
17 February 2004<br />
'15 February 2004<br />
, I 6 February 2004<br />
8<br />
; Total Field<br />
WGS84, UTM Zone 16N<br />
50m<br />
2m<br />
7<br />
73km<br />
3.02 kml<br />
Leyla Hoosain<br />
~enna McKenzie<br />
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2004 Ground magnetic survey block line-km and<br />
i nte rp retation<br />
ClaimlD<br />
Ground Magnetic<br />
Survey 810ck<br />
Kmlline Interpretation Survey Grade'<br />
600nT anomaly, Source is small (-1 Ha) and comprised of two<br />
T81199759 KAS_04_002_ TMI 9,3 smaller sources in close proximity. Source has only a small<br />
I probability of beinq a kimberlite.<br />
3<br />
TS 1199758 KAS_04_003_ TMI 10<br />
High frequency 4000nT anomaly. Not recommended for further<br />
work. Source is small (-1 Ha) and very magnetic.<br />
3<br />
T81199757 KAS_04_004_ TMI 7,9<br />
500nT anomaly. Elongate NE-SW. Source was determined to be<br />
amphibolite at 38m .<br />
. 900nT magnetic low at eastern edge of KAS 9000. Modeled<br />
1<br />
T81199752 KAS_04_005_ TMI 12,6 well a,; a very small pipe. Drill tested and found to be diorite at<br />
24,75m,<br />
2<br />
TS 3006290 KAS_04_006_TMI 7<br />
Large broad 1800nT anomaly. Source is likely deep and similar to<br />
regional scale units to the north.<br />
3<br />
TS 1199715 KAS_04_007 _ TMI 15,1<br />
700n T EW trending structure. roor shape. Anomaly is not<br />
recommended for drilling.<br />
Large (- 10 Ha) magnetic low, Anomaly does not remain cohesive<br />
2<br />
T83006291 KAS_04_008_ TMI 11,1<br />
on ground data, Breaks apart on 1 VD and AS, Source is lik'!ly<br />
surfici"l magnetic material, and similar to other nearby largl!<br />
lows.<br />
3<br />
* Survey Grade:<br />
Survey Grade<br />
2<br />
3<br />
Explanation ... ~<br />
Recommended for drilling - anomaly most likely caused by a :<br />
vertical intrusive source<br />
Consider for drilling - anomaly may be ca an intrusive<br />
source<br />
Anomalous but not recommended for drilling - only consider<br />
the event of su<br />
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2005 Kasabonika Assessment Report<br />
Summary of work conducted on 24 Kasabonika<br />
Lake claim blocks<br />
2004 Ground<br />
CLAIM<br />
2004 RC Drill CORE<br />
Geophysical<br />
NUMBER Programme DRILLING<br />
Survey<br />
TB 1199715<br />
Yes<br />
TB 1199752 Yes Yes<br />
TB 1199757 Yes Yes<br />
TB 1199758<br />
Yes<br />
TB 1199759<br />
Yes<br />
TB 3006290<br />
Yes<br />
TB 3006291<br />
Yes<br />
TB 3006292<br />
Yes<br />
TB 3006293<br />
Yes<br />
TB 3006294<br />
Yes<br />
TB 3006296<br />
Yes<br />
TB 3006298<br />
Yes<br />
TB 3006313<br />
Yes<br />
TB 3006314<br />
Yes<br />
TB 3006315<br />
Yes<br />
TB 3006320<br />
Yes<br />
TB 3006322<br />
Yes<br />
TB 3006323<br />
Yes<br />
TB 3006324 Yes Yes<br />
TB 3006325 Yes Yes<br />
TB 3006326<br />
Yes<br />
TB 3006327<br />
Yes<br />
TB 3006328<br />
Yes<br />
TB 3006329<br />
Yes<br />
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FIGURES<br />
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Figure 1 -<br />
Bedrock geology of Kasabonika Lake area<br />
-- -<br />
, ,<br />
,<br />
o De Beets Claim 8IocI
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Figure 2 - Ti ll sequence In NW <strong>Ontario</strong> (after Thorlelfson ,<br />
1989)<br />
CENTRAL LOWLAND<br />
Ice Flow North American Moose River Nelson River<br />
Direction Stratigraphy Basin Manitoba<br />
Holocene<br />
\ '"A /<br />
s<br />
Late<br />
Wisconsian<br />
TillS<br />
SW<br />
Middle<br />
Wisconsian<br />
Kipling Till<br />
Sky Pilot<br />
Till<br />
Till C<br />
W<br />
Early<br />
Wisconsian<br />
Long Spruce<br />
Till<br />
Deglaciation<br />
St. Pierre<br />
Missinaibi<br />
Formation<br />
Nelson River<br />
Sediments<br />
Till 0<br />
WNW ?<br />
Amery<br />
Till<br />
Deglaciation Sangamonian Bell Sea<br />
TillE<br />
S? Illinoian ?<br />
Sundance<br />
Till<br />
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Figure 3- Kasabonika Lake 2004 Ground Magnetic Survey Blocks<br />
o<br />
N<br />
A<br />
c:J De 8eet11 Cllms<br />
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APPENDIX A<br />
1 OnT contour plots of 2004 Kasabonika Ground Magnetic Survey<br />
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~ Ground Magnetic Survey<br />
~ of Mineral Claim Block TB 1199715<br />
UTM Nad 27, Zone 16<br />
NTS: 43E/12<br />
June 16,2005<br />
Author: Leyla Hoosain<br />
Drawn by: Anik Boucher<br />
5935000<br />
c=J Claim TB 1199715<br />
o Comer Post<br />
• Line Post<br />
10nT Contour<br />
•<br />
0.1 0.2 km<br />
I<br />
459000 460000<br />
1: 10,000<br />
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~~ Ground Magnetic Survey<br />
~J' of Mineral Claim Block TB 1199752<br />
UTM Nad 27, Zone 16<br />
NTS 43E/12<br />
June 16, 2005<br />
Author: Leyla Hoosain<br />
Drawn by: Anik Boucher<br />
5931()()()<br />
D Claim TB 1199752<br />
o Comer Post<br />
• Line Post<br />
.... Witness Post<br />
-- 10nT Contour<br />
5930000<br />
449000 450000<br />
0.1 O.2km<br />
i<br />
1: 10,000<br />
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~ Ground Magnetic Survey<br />
~ of Mineral Claim Block TB 1199754<br />
UTM Nad 27. Zone 16<br />
NTS: 53H/16<br />
June 16, 2005<br />
Author: Leyla Hoosain<br />
Drawn by: Anik Boucher<br />
D Claim TB 1199754<br />
o Comer Post<br />
5966000<br />
• Line Post<br />
-- 10nT Contour<br />
417000 410000<br />
0.1 O.2km<br />
I<br />
1: 10,000<br />
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l~ Ground Magnetic Survey<br />
I~ of Mineral Claim Block TB 1199757<br />
UTM Nad 27, Zone 16<br />
NTS: 53H/15, 53H/16<br />
June 16, 2005<br />
Author: Leyla Hoosain<br />
Drawn by: Anik Boucher<br />
D Claim TB 1199757<br />
o Comer Post<br />
51178000<br />
• Line Post<br />
10nT Contour<br />
400000 401000<br />
0.1 O.2 km<br />
,<br />
1: 10,000<br />
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l~ of Mineral Claim Block TB 1199758<br />
UTM Nad 27 . Zone 16<br />
NTS: 53H/15<br />
June 16, 2005<br />
Author: Leyla Hoosain<br />
Drawn by: Anik Boucher<br />
D ClaimTB 1199758<br />
[] Comer Post<br />
• Line Post<br />
10nT Contour<br />
0.1 02km<br />
,<br />
1: 10,000<br />
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UTM Nad 27, Zone 16<br />
NTS : 53H/15<br />
June 16,2005<br />
Author: Leyla Hoosain<br />
Drawn by: Anik Boucher<br />
o Claim TB 1199759<br />
[J Comer Post<br />
• Line Post<br />
10nT Contour<br />
395000 396000<br />
0.1 O..2km<br />
1:10,000<br />
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~ Ground Magnetic Survey<br />
~ of Mineral Claim Block TB 3006290<br />
UTM Nad 27. Zone 16<br />
NTS : 43E/12<br />
June 16 , 2005<br />
Author: Leyla Hoosain<br />
Drawn by: Anik Boucher<br />
5937000<br />
D Claim TB 3006290<br />
o Comer Post<br />
• Line Post<br />
-- 1 Ont Contour<br />
0.1 O.2km<br />
5936000<br />
458000 459000<br />
1:10.000<br />
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l~ Ground Magnetic Survey<br />
~ of Mineral Claim Block TB 3006291<br />
UTM Nad 27, Zone 16<br />
NTS: 43E/12<br />
June 16,2005<br />
Author: Leyla Hoosain<br />
Drawn by: Anik Boucher<br />
5941000<br />
D Claim TB 3006291<br />
[] Comer Post<br />
• Line Post<br />
-- 10nT Contour<br />
5940000<br />
459000 460000<br />
0.1 02 kin<br />
I<br />
1:10,000<br />
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APPENDIX B<br />
ASI Group Ltd -<br />
Water Monitoring Programme Heport<br />
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DE BEERS CANADA INC.<br />
KASABONIKA lAKE, ONTARIO<br />
KASABONIKA LAKE<br />
EXPLORATION SITE<br />
WATER MONITORING PROGRAMME<br />
DRAFT SUMMARY REPORT<br />
AS. Group Pro jed E20104<br />
Submitted<br />
June 28, 2004<br />
ASI Group Ltd.<br />
St. Catharines, <strong>Ontario</strong>, Canada<br />
~A516roup
TABLE OF CONTENTS<br />
1.0 BACKGROUND AND INTRODUCTION ................................................................................. 1<br />
2.0 PROGRAMME EXECUTION ..................................................................................................... 2<br />
3.0 RESULTS AND DiSCUSSION ..................................................................................................... 2<br />
4.0 SOLIDS AND TURBIDI1'Y .......................................................................................................... 2<br />
LIST OF APPENDICES<br />
APPENDIX I:<br />
APPENDIX II:<br />
APPENDIX III:<br />
Chemistry Results<br />
Chain of Custody Forms<br />
Sample Log Sheets
~A51liroup<br />
DE BEERS CANADA INC.<br />
KASABONIKA LAKE, ONTARIO<br />
KASABONIK
DE BEERS CANADA INC.<br />
ASI Group Project E20104<br />
Kasabonika Lake Exploration Site; Water Monitoring Programme; Draft Summary Report June 28,2004<br />
2.0 PROGRAMME EXECUTION<br />
Two representatives of ASI visited the Kasabonika site between<br />
February 7 and February 11 2004. A short theoretical training<br />
session was conducted on February 8 and then the principles<br />
demonstrated in the field using areas which were not targeted for<br />
drilling. Upon completion of the training demonstration, the AS}<br />
representatives undertook sampling at several target areas.<br />
Thereafter, sampling was conducted by the De Beers personnel who<br />
had been trained. Samples were shipped to Philip Analytical Services<br />
Corporation (P ASq in Burlington, <strong>Ontario</strong> for analysis and results<br />
of analyses passed to ASI.<br />
Of the 41 drilling locations originally targeted for water sampling,<br />
only seven were actually sampled. This was due to the fact that many<br />
of the sites were frozen down to the lake or stream bcd, with no<br />
water available for collection. A baseline sample, i.e., before drilling,<br />
was collected at one target point which did not end up being drilled.<br />
There was also another point where a baseline sample was collected,<br />
but no post-drilling sampling was possible due to inadequate water<br />
volume. There were three lake drilling locations where monitoring<br />
was completed and four stream locations. A total of seven samples<br />
were taken before drilling, with twelve samples being collected<br />
following drilling.<br />
Field parameters were measured at most stations as per the<br />
monitoring programme. However, it was noted that field<br />
measurement of parameters was discontinued midway through the<br />
program because of technical difficulties.<br />
3.0 RESULTS AND DISCUSSION<br />
The tabulated results for all parameters are presented in Appendix I.<br />
4.0 SOLIDS AND TURBIDIlY<br />
There was the expected increase in turbidity as a result of increased<br />
suspended solids following drilling. The suspended solids dissipated<br />
over time and with distance from the drill sites. Dissolved solids were<br />
only slightly increased following drilling. The increases in suspended<br />
solids were not considered detrimental to the water quality, and no<br />
effect on the biota of the area would be expected from these shortlived<br />
increases in suspended solids.<br />
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AS[ Group Project E20l04<br />
June 28. 2004<br />
Drilling did not cause any significant alteration of water pH. When<br />
measured in the field, baseline pH valucs ranged between 6.4 and<br />
6.98. Laboratory measurements were consistently higher (7.07 to<br />
7.72) due to the fact that they were measured at higher<br />
temperatures. pH values are known to increase with increased<br />
temperature. All laboratory pH values for baselin~ and post-drilling<br />
were within the Provincial Water Quality Objectives (PWQO's)<br />
range of 6.S to 8.5.<br />
Baseline conductivity ranged from 160 to 290. Conductivity values<br />
for the most part remained unaffected by drilling. A marked increase<br />
was noted in one location, KAS-0050, where it was most likely due to<br />
an increase in water calcium and chloride levels following drilling.<br />
Calcium and chloride are harmless to biota, and there are presently<br />
no PWQOs for these compounds. Calcium levels were high across<br />
the study area.<br />
Most metals were either below detection or marginally above<br />
detection. Drilling had very little effect on water metal<br />
concentrations except in the case of iron. Iron was found to have<br />
background levels above the PWQO of 0.3 mglL throughout the<br />
area. Following drilling, there were noticeable increases in the water<br />
iron concentrations. The geological constitution of the area<br />
contributes to the high baekground levels. While the drilling<br />
increased the iron levels, it should be noted that the iron PWQO is<br />
more aesthetic and is not based on toxicity. This means that there is<br />
no danger to biota associated with the elevated iron levels.<br />
Additionally, these elevated iron concentrations were localized and<br />
short -lived.<br />
There were high background concentrations of calcium and<br />
magnesium, which contributed to the relatively high conductivity<br />
across the study area. The concentrations were largely unaffected by<br />
the drilling except in the case of calcium at KAS-OOSO noted earlier.<br />
Total Purgeable Hydrocarbons (TPH) along with Oil and Grease<br />
were measured in order to assess any impact from petroleum<br />
products such as gasoline, diesel or hydraulic oil. The drill used in<br />
exploration was diesel powered and used hydraulic oil. In addition,<br />
the auger used for boring sample holes was powered by gasoline.<br />
The presence of Oil and Grease was noted at all but two sampling<br />
sites, both before and after drilling. TPH presence was also noted at<br />
eight of the nineteen sampling sites. The remaining sites were free of<br />
TPH. There were nine instances where Oil and Grease were<br />
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Kasabonika Lake Exploration Site; Water Monitoring Programme; Draft Summary Report June 28,2004<br />
detected, but no TPH was detected. From the results. it seems that<br />
the source of the oil and gas and TPH was the auger. In one instance<br />
it was communicated to ASI that handling of the samples had<br />
occurred prior to the discovery that there was gasoline residue on<br />
the collector's hand. Placing the auger in a position which allowed<br />
spillage may have contributed to the TPH levels. It should be noted<br />
however, that the TPH concentrations were in trace amounts, well<br />
below 1 part per thousand in all but one case. There is no evidence<br />
that the exploratory drilling in any way contributed to the Oil and<br />
Grease, TPH or Petroleum Hydrocarbon levels.<br />
In summary, it can be said that the water of the Kasabonika Lake<br />
area is of good quality, with naturally occurring high levels of<br />
calcium, iron, magnesium and chloride. The exploratory drilling<br />
undertaken by DeBeers had no significant negative biological or<br />
chemical impact to the water quality in the immediate vicinity of the<br />
drill sites. Elevated suspended solids, calcium and iron which<br />
occurred were short-lived without impact on the biota. Trace<br />
contamination of gasoline was apparently caused by the powered<br />
auger used to bore sampling holes. It is suggested that in the future,<br />
special care be taken in the handling of the auger during drilling.<br />
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APPENDIX I<br />
CHEMISTRY RESULTS<br />
~A516roup
1<br />
KAS-0013-04- KAS-0013-04- KAS-0013-04- KAS-0013-04- KAS-0013-04- KAS-0034-04- KAS-0034-04- KAS-0034-04- KAS-0034-04- KAS-0034-04-<br />
CCME 01A-B 01A-01 01A-02 01A-03 01A-04 01A-B 01A-D1 01A-D2 01A-D3 01A-04<br />
Component<br />
PWQO<br />
-~ - .<br />
. :"~I ... ~" ..\1. • uatic Life 16-Feb 27-Mar 27-Mar 27-Mar 27-Mar 9-Feb-2004 31 -Mar 31-Mar 31-Mar 31-Mar<br />
No Field No Field No Field No Field No Field No Field No Field No Field No Field<br />
Measurement Measurement Measurement Measurement Measurement<br />
Measurement Measurement Measurement Measurement<br />
s s s s s Baseline s s s s<br />
Field pH 0.01 6.5-8.5 6.5-8. 5 6. 5-90 X X X X X 6A7 X X X X<br />
Lab pH (20 OEG C) 0.01 7.3 7.72 7.57 7.56 7A1 7.31 7.37 7.35 7. 38 7.22<br />
Field Temperature 0.1 °C
Component<br />
PWQO<br />
Titanium 0.001 mg/L<br />
Uranium 0.0002 mg/L 0.005 0.1<br />
Vanadium 0.002 mg/L 0.006<br />
Zinc 0.003 mg/L 0.020
KAS-0036-04- KAS-0036-04- KAS-0043-04- KAS-0049-04- KAS-0049-04- KAS-0050-04- KAS-0050-04- KAS-0050-04- KAS-0084-04-<br />
CCME 01A-B 01A-D 01A-B 01A-B 01A-D 01A-B 01A-D 01A-D 01A-B<br />
Component PWQO c ~'-.1.U .-C t I' ,',...'. • uatic Life 16-Feb 3-Mar Feb 16 9-Feb-2004 16-Feb 9-Feb-2004 15-Feb 9-Mar 16-Feb<br />
Baseline Drill Baseline Baseline Drill Baseline Drill (rep 1) Drill (rep 2) Baseline<br />
Field pH 0.01 6.5-8.5 6.5-8.5 6.5-90 6.98 6.95 6.61 6.40 6.18 6.26 6.53 6.63 6.98<br />
Lab pH (20 DEG C) 0.01 7.64 7.32 7.36 7.07 7.04 7.17 717 7.26 7.72<br />
Field Temperature 0.1 °c
Component<br />
PWQO<br />
CCME<br />
u~fe<br />
KAS-0036-04- KAS-0036-04- KAS-0043-04-<br />
01A-8 01A-D 01A-8<br />
16-Feb 3-Mar Feb 16<br />
KAS-0049-04- KAS-0049-04- KAS-0050-04- KAS-0050-04- KAS-0050-04- KAS-0084-04-<br />
01A-8 01A-D 01A-8 01A-D 01A-D 01A-8<br />
9-Feb-2004 16-Feb 9-Feb-2004 15-Feb 9-Mar 16-Feb<br />
Titanium 0.001 mg/L<br />
Uranium 0.0002 mg/L 0.005 0.1<br />
Vanadium 0.002 mg/L 0.006<br />
Zinc 0.003 mg/L 0.020
Certificate of Analysis<br />
CLIENT INFORMATION<br />
LABORATORY INFORMATION<br />
Attention:<br />
Client Name:<br />
Project:<br />
Project Desc:<br />
John Sferrazza<br />
ASI Group Ltd.<br />
E20104<br />
DeBeers<br />
Contact:<br />
Project:<br />
Date Received:<br />
Date Reported:<br />
Elaine Cousins, B.Sc.<br />
AN040146<br />
12-Feb-2004<br />
20-Feb-2004<br />
Address: P.O. Box 2205, Station B<br />
St. Catharines, ON<br />
L2M 6P6<br />
Fax Number: 905-641-1825#71:<br />
Phone Number: 905-641-0941<br />
Submission No.: 4B0340<br />
Sample No.: 006553-006558<br />
NOTES:<br />
"_, = not analysed '
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Client ID: KAS-0050 KAS-0049 KAS-0034<br />
Lab No.: 00655304 00655404 00655504<br />
Date Sampled: 09-Feb-2004 09-Feb-2004 09-Feb-2004<br />
Component MDL Units<br />
pH (20 DEG C) 7.17 7.07 7.31<br />
Conductivity 4.2 uS/cm 270 230 270<br />
Fixed Solids 20 mglL 36 < 79<br />
TDS (180°C) II 140 110 130<br />
TS (105 Deg C) 4 190 130 160<br />
TSS 2.0 4 3.3 5.5<br />
VS (550 Deg C) 10 150 120 80<br />
DOC (uv/persulf) 0.20 mgIL 18 41 IS<br />
Chloride 0.05 mgIL 3.2 1.J<br />
Sulphate (as S04) 0.10 2.3 < <<br />
Calcium 0.20 mgIL 41 35 40<br />
Iron 0.010 2.5 1.3 1.1<br />
Magnesium 0.40 6.2 5.2 6.1<br />
Phosphorus 0.06 < < <<br />
Potassium 1.0 < < <<br />
Sodium 0.10 1.5 J.3 1.3<br />
Sulphur 0.060 0.29 0.28 0.18<br />
Aluminum(dissolved) 0.010 mgIL<br />
Aluminum 0.010 0.031 0.014 0.013<br />
Antimony 0.002 < < <<br />
Arsenic 0.002 < < <<br />
Barium 0.005 0.019 0.01 0.006<br />
Beryllium 0.001 < < <<br />
Bismuth 0.002 < < <<br />
Boron 0.005 0.011 < <<br />
Cadmium 0.00007 < < <<br />
Chromium 0.002 < < <<br />
Cobalt 0.0005 0.0007 < <<br />
Copper 0.002 0.002 < 0.002<br />
Lead 0.0005 < < <<br />
Manganese 0.002 2 0.23 0.093<br />
Molybdenum 0.002 < < <<br />
Nickel 0.002 < < <<br />
Selenium 0.002 < < <<br />
Silver 0.0001 < < <<br />
Strontium 0.002 0.051 0.037 0.022<br />
Thallium 0.0002 < < <<br />
Tin 0.002 < < <<br />
Titanium 0.001 0.001 < <<br />
Uranium 0.0002 < < <<br />
Vanadium 0.002 < < <<br />
Zinc 0.003 0.008 0.Q!8 0.016<br />
Oil & Grease 1.0 mgIL I.3 1.6 1.4<br />
Total Purgeable Hydrocarbons 25.0 ugIL < 380 <<br />
Petroleum Hydrocarbons/Cold 100 ugiL < < <<br />
Surrogate Recoveries %<br />
I-Chlorooctadecane 80 86 89<br />
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Client ID: KAS-0050 KAS-0049 KAS-0034<br />
Lab No.: 00655604 00655704 00655804<br />
Component<br />
Date Sampled: 09-Feb-2004 09-Feb-2004 09-Feb-2004<br />
MDL Units<br />
pH (20 DEG C)<br />
Conductivity 4.2 uS/cm<br />
Fixed Solids 20 mgIL<br />
TDS (180°C)<br />
II<br />
TS (105 Deg C) 4<br />
TSS 2.0<br />
VS (550 Deg C) 10<br />
DOC (u'ifpersulf) 0.20 mgIL<br />
Chloride 0.05 mgIL<br />
Sulphate (as S04) 0.10<br />
Calcium 0.20 mglL<br />
Iron 0.010<br />
Magnesium<br />
OAO<br />
Phosphorus 0.06<br />
Potassium 1.0<br />
Sodium 0.10<br />
Sulphur 0.060<br />
Aluminum(dissolved) 0.010 mgIL<br />
Aluminum 0.010<br />
< < 0.011<br />
Antimony 0.002<br />
Arsenic 0.002<br />
Barium 0.005<br />
Beryllium 0.001<br />
Bismuth 0.002<br />
Boron 0.005<br />
Cadmium 0.00007<br />
Chromium 0.002<br />
Cobalt 0.0005<br />
Copper 0.002<br />
Lead 0.0005<br />
Manganese 0.002<br />
Molybdenum 0.002<br />
Nickel 0.002<br />
Selenium 0.002<br />
Silver 0.0001<br />
Strontium 0.002<br />
Thallium 0.0002<br />
Tin 0.002<br />
Titanium 0.001<br />
Uranium 0.0002<br />
Vanadium 0.002<br />
Zinc 0.003<br />
Oil & Grease 1.0 mglL<br />
Total Purgeable Hydrocarbons 25.0 ugIL<br />
Petroleum Hydrocarbons/Cold 100 ugIL<br />
Surrogate Recoveries %<br />
I-Chlorooctadecane<br />
ClientASI Group Ltd. Project:E20J04
Certificate of Analysis<br />
CLIENT INFORMATION<br />
LABORATORY INFORMATION<br />
Attention:<br />
Client Name:<br />
Project:<br />
Project Desc:<br />
John Sferrazza<br />
ASI Group Ltd.<br />
E20104<br />
DeBeers<br />
Contact:<br />
Project:<br />
Date Received:<br />
Date Reported:<br />
Elaine Cousins, B.Sc.<br />
AN040146<br />
12-Apr-2004<br />
20-Apr-2004<br />
Address: P.O. Box 2205, Station B<br />
St. Catharines, ON<br />
L2M6P6<br />
Fax Number: 905-641-1825#71<br />
Phone Number: 905-641-0941<br />
Submission No.:<br />
Sample No.:<br />
4D0413<br />
018808-018811<br />
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KAS KAS KAS KAS<br />
Client lD: 001.3-04-01 A-D \ 0013-04-0 \ A-D2 0013-04-0 I A-D3 0013-04-0IA-D4<br />
Lab No.: 01880804 01880904 01881004 01881104<br />
Date Sampled: 27-Mar-2004 27-Mar-2004 27-Mar-2004 27-Mar-2004<br />
Component MDL Units<br />
(1) (I) (I) (I)<br />
pH (20 DEG C) 7.72 7.57 7.56 7.41<br />
Conductivity 4.2 uS/cm 300 300 350 340<br />
(I) (I) (I) (I)<br />
Fixed Solids 20 mglL 210 38 160 160<br />
TDS (180°C) II 210 210 230 220<br />
TS (105 Deg C) 4 580 300 290 260<br />
TSS 2.0 330 87 72 38<br />
VS (550 Deg C) 10 360 260 130 93<br />
DOC (uv/persulf) 0.20 mgIL 21 22 23 18<br />
Chloride 0.05 mgIL 3.1 0.94 0.95 0.94<br />
Sulphate (a~ S04) 0.10 0.37 0.14 0.16 0.12<br />
Calcium 0.20 mgIL 59 57 63 59<br />
Iron 0.010 4.2 4A 3.1 2.5<br />
Magnesium OAO 6.4 6.8 7.5 6.9<br />
Phosphorus 0.06 0.25 0.12 0.09 <<br />
Potassium 1.0 1.6 < < <<br />
Sodium 0.10 1.9 1.8 3.\ 3.2<br />
Sulphur 0.060 1.3 0.59 0.36 0.34<br />
Aluminum 0.010 mgIL 0.81 0.42 0.81<br />
Antimony 0.002 < < <<br />
Arsenic 0.002 " < 0.002 0.002<br />
Barium 0.005 0.052 0.027 0.032 0.028<br />
Beryllium '!<br />
0.001 < < < <<br />
Bismuth 0.002 " < < < <<br />
Boron 0.005 0.012 0.007 0.011 0.005<br />
Cadmium 0.00007 0.00018 0.00008 0.00011 <<br />
Chromium 0.002 0.003 < 0.003 0.002<br />
Cobalt 0.0005 0.0008 < 0.0008 0.0006<br />
Copper 0.002 0.003 0.003 0.012 0.003<br />
Iron 0.020 3.4 3.9 2.6 2.2<br />
Lead 0.0005 0.0041 0.0023 0.0079 0.002<br />
Manganese 0.002 0.16 0.15 0.18 0.18<br />
Molybdenum 0.002 < < < <<br />
Nickel 0.002 < < 0.003 <<br />
Selenium 0.002 < < < 0.002<br />
Silver 0.0001 < < < <<br />
Strontium .,<br />
0.002<br />
0.069 0.059 0.072 0.066<br />
Thallium 0.0002 < < < <<br />
Tin 0.002 < < < <<br />
Titanium 0.001 0.04 0.D21 0.079 0.042<br />
Uranium 0.0002 0.0003 < 0.0003 0.0002<br />
Vanadium 0.002 0.003 < 0.003 0.002<br />
Zinc 0.003 0.023 0.053 0.Q38 0.014<br />
Oil & Grease 1.0 mgIL 2 1.8 1.8<br />
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KAS KAS KAS KAS<br />
Client ID: 0013-04-01A-Dl 0013-04-01 A-D2 0013-04-0IA-D3 00J3-04-01A-D4<br />
Lab No.: 01880804 01880904 01881004 01881104<br />
Date Sampled: 27-Mar-2004 27-Mar-2004 27-Mar-2004 27-Mar-2004<br />
Component MDL Units<br />
Total Purgeable Hydrocarbons 25.0 ugiL 6400 580 540 540<br />
(2)(1) (1) (2)(1) (2)(1)<br />
Petroleum HydrocarbonS/Cold 100 ugiL 990 < 170 140<br />
Surrogate Recoveries %<br />
I-Chlorooctadecane 97 90 93 90<br />
ClientASI Group Ltd. Project:E20104
Certificate of Analysis<br />
CLIENT INFORMATION<br />
LADORA TORY INFORMATION<br />
Attention:<br />
Client Name:<br />
Project:<br />
Project Desc:<br />
John Sferrazza<br />
ASI Group Ltd.<br />
E20104<br />
DeDeers<br />
Contact:<br />
Project:<br />
Date Received:<br />
Date Reported:<br />
Elaine Cousins, B.Sc.<br />
AN040146<br />
05-Apr-2004<br />
15-Apr-2004<br />
Address: P.O. Box 2205, Station B<br />
St. Catharines, ON<br />
L2M 6P6<br />
Fax Number: 905-641-1825#711<br />
Phone Number: 905-641-0941<br />
Submission No.:<br />
Sample No.:<br />
4D0158<br />
017419-017422<br />
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KAS KAS KAS KAS<br />
Client ID: 0034-04-0 I A-D I 0034-04-0 I A-D2 0034-04-01A-DJ 0034-04-0IA-D4<br />
Lab No.: 01741904 01742004 01742104 01742204<br />
Date Sampled: 31-Mar-2004 31-Mar-2004 31-Mar-2004 31-Mar-2004<br />
Component MDL Units<br />
(1) (1) (1) (1)<br />
pH (20 DEG C) 7.37 7.35 7.38 7.22<br />
Conductivity 4.2 uS/em 280 260 170 140<br />
Fixed Solids 20 mgIL 180 140 20 100<br />
TDS (180°C) II 180 170 110 93<br />
TS (105 Deg C) 4 430 180 130 520<br />
TSS 2.0 260 35 7.5 410<br />
VS (550 Deg C) 10 250 49 110 420<br />
DOC (uv/persulf) 0.20 mgIL 26 16 8.7 14<br />
Chloride 0.05 mgIL 3.6 1.2 0.81 0.71<br />
Sulphate (as S04) 0.10 0.78 0.26 0.76 J.3<br />
Calcium 0.20 mgIL 36 41 16 28<br />
Iron 0.010 6.2 4.2 0.&3 4.9<br />
Magnesium OAO 5.3 5.8 3 4.3<br />
Phosphorus 0.06 0.7&
Certificate of Analysis<br />
CLIENT INFORMATION<br />
LABORA TORY INFORMATION<br />
Attention:<br />
Client Name:<br />
Project:<br />
Project Desc:<br />
John Sferrazza<br />
ASI Group Ltd.<br />
E20104<br />
DeBeers<br />
Contact:<br />
Project:<br />
Date Received:<br />
Date Reported:<br />
Elaine Cousins, B.Sc.<br />
AN040146<br />
12-Mar-2004<br />
23-Mar-2004<br />
Address: P.O. Box 2205, Station B<br />
St. Catharines, ON<br />
L2M6P6<br />
Fax Number: 905-641-1825#71<br />
Phone Number: 905-641-0941<br />
Submission No.:<br />
Sample No.:<br />
4C0500<br />
011819<br />
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KAS<br />
Clieflt ID:<br />
0050-04-0 I A-D<br />
Lab No.: 01181904<br />
Date Sampled:<br />
09-Mar-2004<br />
Component MDL Units<br />
pH (20 DEG C) 7.26<br />
Conductivity 4.2 uS/em 660<br />
Fixed Solids 20 mgIL 260<br />
TDS (180°C) II 430<br />
TS (105 Deg C) 4 490<br />
TSS 2.0 5.5<br />
VS (550 Deg C) 10 230<br />
DOC (uv/persult) 0.20 mgIL 20<br />
Chloride 0.05 mgIL 89<br />
Sulphate (as S04) 0.10 17<br />
Calcium 0.20 mgIL 77<br />
Iron 0.010 2.6<br />
Magnesium 0.40 17<br />
Phosphorus 0.06 0.08<br />
Potassium 1.0 3<br />
Sodium 0.10 7<br />
Sulphur 0.060 6.1<br />
Aluminum 0.010 mgIL 0.042<br />
Antimony 0.002 <<br />
Arsenic 0.002 0.002<br />
Barium 0.005 0.04<br />
Beryllium 0.001<br />
Bismuth 0.002<br />
<<br />
0.005 0.018<br />
Cadmium 0.00007 <<br />
Chromium 0.002 <<br />
Cobalt 0.0005 0.001<br />
Copper 0.002 <<br />
Lead 0.0005 <<br />
Manganese 0.002 2.7<br />
Boron<br />
Molybdenum 0.002 <<br />
Nickel 0.002 <<br />
Selenium 0.002 <<br />
Silver 0.0001 <<br />
Strontium 0.002 1.2<br />
Thallium 0.0002<br />
Tin 0.002 <<br />
Titanium 0.001 0.002<br />
Uranium 0.0002 0.0003<br />
Vanadium 0.002<br />
Zinc 0.003 0.005<br />
Oil & Grease 1.0 mgIL 1.4<br />
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Component<br />
Total Purgeable Hydrocarbons<br />
Cliellt [D:<br />
Lab No.:<br />
Dale Sampled:<br />
MDL<br />
25.0<br />
Units<br />
ugIL<br />
KAS<br />
0050-04-0IA-D<br />
01181904<br />
09-Mar-2004<br />
<<br />
Petroleum Hydrocarbons/Cold<br />
Surrogate Recoveries<br />
I-Chlorooctadecane<br />
100<br />
ugIL<br />
%<br />
<<br />
91<br />
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KAS<br />
Client ID:<br />
0036-04-0 I A-D<br />
Lab No.: 01060804<br />
Date Sampled:<br />
03-Mar-2004<br />
Component MDL Units<br />
pH (20 DEG C) 7.32<br />
Conductivity 4.2 uS/cm 280<br />
Fixed Solids 20 mglL 32<br />
TDS (180°C) II 190<br />
TS (105 Deg C) 4 190<br />
TSS 2.0 2.5<br />
VS (550 Deg C) 10 160<br />
DOC (uv/persuJf) 0.20 mgIL 17<br />
Chloride 0.05 mgIL 1.3<br />
Sulphate (as S04) 0.10 0.63<br />
Calcium 0.20 mgIL 49<br />
Iron 0.010 I<br />
Magnesium OAO 7.3<br />
Phosphorus 0.06 <<br />
Potassium 1.0 1.3<br />
Sodium 0.10 1.5<br />
Sulphur 0.060 0.29<br />
Aluminum 0.010 mgIL 0.039<br />
Antimony 0.002 <<br />
Arsenic 0.002 <<br />
Barium 0.005 0.012<br />
Beryllium 0.001 <<br />
Bismuth 0.002 <<br />
Boron 0.005 <<br />
Cadmium 0.00007 <<br />
Chromium 0.002 <<br />
Cobalt 0.0005 <<br />
Copper 0.002 <<br />
Lead 0.0005 <<br />
Manganese 0.002 0.069<br />
Molybdenum 0.002 <<br />
Nickel 0.002 <<br />
Selenium 0.002 <<br />
Silver 0.0001 <<br />
Strontium 0.002 0.047<br />
Thallium 0.0002 <<br />
Tin 0.002 <<br />
Titanium 0.001 0.001<br />
Uranium 0.0002 <<br />
Vanadium 0.002 <<br />
Zinc 0.003 0.026<br />
Oil & Grease 1.0 mgIL 1.5<br />
Client:ASI Group Ltd. Project:E20104
6/25/2004<br />
PASC - Certificate of Analysis<br />
Page 2 of2<br />
Component<br />
Total Purgeable Hydrocarbons<br />
Client ID:<br />
Lab No.:<br />
Date Sampled:<br />
MDL<br />
25.0<br />
Units<br />
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ClientASI Group Ltd. ProjectE20 1 04
Certificate of Analysis<br />
CLIENT INFORMATION<br />
LABORATORY INFORMATION<br />
Attention:<br />
Client Name:<br />
Project:<br />
Project Desc:<br />
John Sferrazza<br />
ASI Group Ltd.<br />
E20104<br />
DeBeers<br />
Contact:<br />
Project:<br />
Date Received:<br />
Date Reported:<br />
Elaine Cousins, B.Sc.<br />
AN040146<br />
20-Feb-2004<br />
27-Feb-2004<br />
Address: P.O. Box 2205, Station B<br />
St. Catharines, ON<br />
L2M 6P6<br />
Fax Number: 905-641-1825#71<br />
Phone Number: 905-641-0941<br />
Submission No.: 4B0614<br />
Sample No.: 007881-007883<br />
NOTES:<br />
".' = not analysed '
Certificate of Analysis<br />
CLIENT INFORMATION<br />
LABORATORY INFORMATION<br />
Attention:<br />
Client Name:<br />
Project:<br />
Project Desc:<br />
John Sferrazza<br />
ASI Group Ltd.<br />
E20104<br />
DeBeers<br />
Contact:<br />
Project:<br />
Date Received:<br />
Date Reported:<br />
Elaine Cousins, B.Sc.<br />
AN040146<br />
20-Feb-2004<br />
27-Feb-2004<br />
Address: P.O. Box 2205, Station B<br />
St. Catharines, ON<br />
L2M 6P6<br />
Fax Number: 905-641-1825#71<br />
Phone Number: 905-641-0941<br />
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007875-007877<br />
NOTES:<br />
"-' not analysed '
6/25/2004<br />
PASC - Certificate of Analysis Page 2 of2<br />
KAS KAS KAS<br />
Climt ID: 0043-04-0IA-B 0084-04-0 I A-B 0036-04-0IA-B<br />
Lab No.: 00787504 00787604 007877 04<br />
Date Sampled: 16-Feb-2004 16-Feb-2004 16-F eb-2004<br />
Component MDL Units<br />
Total Purgeable Hydrocarbons 25.0 ugfL < < <<br />
Petroleum Hydrocarbons/Cold 100 ugfL < < <<br />
Surrogate Recoveries %<br />
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ClientASI Group Ltd. ProjectE20104
APPENDIX II<br />
CHAIN OF CUSTODY FORMS<br />
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ANALYTICAL SERVICES<br />
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SAMPLE LOG SI-IEETS
MAR-09-2004 11:59 PSC ANALYTICAL SERVICES<br />
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De Beers Water Quality Sampling Log Sheet<br />
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File: E2010410e 8!l1et'$ W~ter Quality I.oQ Sheet<br />
MAR-09-2004 11:58AM FAX:1 905 332 1511 ID:ASI GROUP LTD PAGE:002 R=100%
MAR-09-2004 12:01 PSC ANALYTICAL SERVICES<br />
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File: E201041De Bears Water Quqllty Log Sheel<br />
MAR-09-2004 12:00PM FAX:1 905 332 151:[ ID: AS! GROUP LTD PAGE:006 R=100%
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Station 10:<br />
Sample Time:<br />
o<br />
~ Running Stream/River<br />
o Frozen Stream<br />
Lake<br />
o Other. ______<br />
Weather:<br />
SNO<br />
~ Still<br />
o Slow<br />
Sample Collection:<br />
Composite Sample;<br />
o Kemmerer Boute<br />
IS3 Grab(S~S.bucket)<br />
0 Yes Description:<br />
No<br />
Frozen Water<br />
Field Parameters Measurement Time: de.' (0<br />
Conductivity a.
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Type of Waterbody:<br />
De Beers Water Quality Sampling Log Sheet<br />
Running Stream/River<br />
Frozen Stream<br />
Sample Time:<br />
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Weather:<br />
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~ Grab(S.S.bucket)<br />
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Composite Sample: Ves Desaiption:<br />
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Sample Crew:<br />
Field Parameters Measurement Time:, ____ _<br />
Conductivity 0l.02- (CirCle~ mslcm pH_~;--...~ __<br />
Tern rature '3. °C NTU<br />
Additional Comments: (Description of sampl{f location, amount CQllected, colour, odour, particulate matter,<br />
frozen sample thawed)<br />
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De Beers Water Quality Sampling Log Sheet<br />
Weather. L..<br />
Flow:<br />
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Running StreamlRiver<br />
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Slow<br />
Kemmerer Botfle<br />
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Fast<br />
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Frozen Water<br />
Composite Sample: Yes Description:<br />
No<br />
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Field Parameters Measurement Time: _____<br />
Conductivity ~~<br />
(Circle@ ms/cm<br />
Tem rature;;'" °c Turbid' NTU<br />
Additional Comments: (Oescription of sample location, amount collected, colour, odQlJr, particulate matter,<br />
frQzen sample UJawed)<br />
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GPS Coordinates:<br />
NAD83<br />
Type of WaterbOdy:<br />
Weather;<br />
flow:<br />
/..Itnrr 5tJo~<br />
o Running Stream/River<br />
o Frozen Stream<br />
Still<br />
o Slow<br />
~Lake<br />
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Sample Collection:<br />
Composite Sample;<br />
Kemmerer BolUe<br />
~ Grab(S.S.bucket)<br />
o Frozen Water<br />
Sample Crew:<br />
6-<br />
Field Parameters Measurement Time: 9/ tJ9<br />
Conductivity ____ (circle)- us/em ms/cm<br />
pH ____ ~_<br />
Tern rature °c Turbid" NTU<br />
Additional Comments: (Description of $$mple location, amount collected, 00101,1", odour, partil;:ulate matter,<br />
fro2en sample thawed) .<br />
hKJ..]) 5trMP).b~<br />
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GPS Coordinates:<br />
NAD83<br />
Type of WaterbOdy:<br />
Weather:<br />
Flow:<br />
Sample Collection;<br />
Composite Sample:<br />
r3 Running Stream/River<br />
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D Kemmerer Bottle<br />
~ Grab(S.S.bucket}<br />
Sample Time:<br />
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Northing<br />
DLake<br />
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water Depth:<br />
DFast<br />
o Frozen<br />
Frozen Water<br />
Field Parameters Measurement Time: 9 ;02 r<br />
Conductivity: ;;.V (circle)- us/em mslcm<br />
pH --lft;~. f.tllo-l-( __<br />
Tern rature 13 ~ 0 °C Turbidi • f 0 NTU<br />
Additional Comments: (Description of sample location, amount coIleeted, colour, odour, particulate matter,<br />
frozen sa~e thawed)<br />
File: E201 ()4JDe Beers Waler Quality Log Sheet
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Weather;<br />
Flow:<br />
D Running StreamlRiver<br />
o Frozen Stream<br />
lake<br />
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Sample Collection:<br />
Kemmerer Bottle<br />
Grab(S.S.bucket)<br />
Frozen Water<br />
ComposH:e Sample:<br />
Sample Crew; .<br />
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Conductivity Lbo d... (cirde)- us/em mslcm pH (',qB<br />
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Adcfrtional Comments: (Oesc:ription Of sample location. amount collected. colour. odour, particulate matter.<br />
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Northing<br />
Weather:<br />
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Flow:<br />
Sample Collection;<br />
Composite Sample:<br />
Sample Crew!<br />
ISZl Running Stream/River<br />
o Frozen Stream<br />
0 Kemmerer Bottle<br />
~ Grab(S.S.bucket)<br />
0 Yes Description:<br />
No<br />
Lake<br />
o Other: ______<br />
Water Depth:<br />
o Fast<br />
o Frozen<br />
o Frozen Water<br />
Field Parameters Measurement Time: ____<br />
Conductivity a,PI! (circler us/em ms/cm<br />
°c Turbid' NTU<br />
File: E201041De Beers Water Quality Log Sheet
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Flow:<br />
Sample Collection:<br />
Composite Sample:<br />
Sample Crew:<br />
Running Stream/River<br />
Frozen Stream<br />
o Kemmerer BoHle<br />
3 Grab(S.S.bucket)<br />
0 Yes Description:<br />
No<br />
o Lake<br />
O~hw: __________ __<br />
Water Depth:<br />
o Fast<br />
o Frozen<br />
Frozen Water<br />
Field Parameters Measurement Time:<br />
Conductivity ;:2& {<br />
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PS Coordinates:<br />
NAD83<br />
Type of Waterbody:<br />
Running Stream/River<br />
Frozen Stream<br />
Sample Time:<br />
;:J. ! o,s .......<br />
Northing<br />
WeatheF"j<br />
I Flow:<br />
,...Jfre,{r >tJoe,j<br />
00 Still<br />
Sample Collection:<br />
o Slow<br />
o Kemmerer BotHe<br />
~ Grab(S.S.bucket)<br />
Fast<br />
o Frozen<br />
Frozen Water<br />
Composite Sample:<br />
Sample Crew:<br />
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Yes Description:<br />
No<br />
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pH<br />
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Northing<br />
Weather;<br />
Flow:<br />
SampJe Collection:<br />
Running Stream/River<br />
Frozen Stream<br />
Still<br />
Slow<br />
Kemmerer Bottle<br />
~ Grab(S.S.bucket)<br />
Lake<br />
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Water Depth:<br />
o Fast<br />
o Frozen<br />
Frozen Water<br />
Composite Sample~<br />
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Tem erature ~... °C Turbldi NTU<br />
Additional Comments: (Oe$Cliption of sample location. amount colleeted. colour, odour, particulate matter,<br />
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Northing<br />
Running Stream/River<br />
o Frozen Stream<br />
Lake<br />
o Other: _____ ~<br />
Weather.<br />
Flow:<br />
Sample Collection:<br />
Composite Sample:<br />
Sample Crew:<br />
G- >;:>'<br />
Kemmerer Bottle<br />
o Grab(S.S.bucket)<br />
0 Yes Description:<br />
No<br />
Fast<br />
o Frozen<br />
o Frozen Water<br />
Field Parameters Measurement nme: __ -_<br />
Conductivily ___ -{circler us/em ms/em<br />
pH _____ _<br />
Tem eratur. °C Turbidi NTU<br />
Additional Comments: (Description of sample location, amount collected. colour. odour, particulate matter.<br />
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Sample Time:<br />
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Northing<br />
o lake<br />
o Other: ~ ___ ~_<br />
Weather:<br />
Flow:<br />
Sample Collection:<br />
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Conductiv~ 900<br />
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Tern erature (o;L °C Turbid' NTU<br />
Additional Comments: (Oescription of sample l()C8tion, amount collected, colour, odour, particulate n-etter,<br />
frozen s."ple thawed)<br />
Tech: ____ -<br />
________ _<br />
File: E201()4/De a~rs Water Quality Log Sheet
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Frozen Water<br />
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Field Parameters Measurement Time: Oid Mf /J1d.tSuYe<br />
Conductivity __ ~_.(circle}- us/em ms/em<br />
pH_~ ___ _<br />
: Tern erature °C Turbidi NTU<br />
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Sample Time:<br />
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Northing<br />
Running Stream/River<br />
o Frozen Stream<br />
Lake<br />
o Other; ______<br />
Weather:<br />
Flow:<br />
Sample Collection:<br />
Composite Sample:<br />
Sample Crew:<br />
D ~mmerer Bottle<br />
~ Grab{S.S.bucket)<br />
es Description:<br />
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Water Depth:<br />
Fast<br />
~rozen<br />
Frozen Water<br />
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Conduetivity ____(cirele)- uslcm msJcm pH_~ ____<br />
TOOl rature °C Turbid NTU<br />
Tech:~ ___ ~ ______ _<br />
File: E2010410e Seers WatM Quality Log Sheet
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~tion 10: I Date:<br />
! Sample Time:<br />
If)~ ~4-"'~ ~Ol A - Oz Mttrtcf, ?', 04-<br />
i<br />
GPS Coordinat.= I Eastlng I Northing<br />
NAD83<br />
Type of Waterbody:<br />
Weather:<br />
CR..t.,tu St~l.'00<br />
bJ Running Stream/River<br />
o Frozen Stream<br />
o Slow<br />
~Lake<br />
o Other:<br />
I Water Depth:<br />
Flow: o Still o Fast<br />
CZ'"Frozen<br />
*'Z ~.Ii)?,..",<br />
Sample Collection: ~emmerer Bottle o Frozen Water<br />
Grab(S.S.bucket)<br />
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No<br />
Sample Crew:<br />
Lut{", HfiO~ ~ J«d1~ ... ~<br />
Field Parameters Measurement Time: "-l01-<br />
fq~c<br />
Conductivity (circle)- us/em ms/cm pH<br />
Temperature DC Turbidity NTU<br />
Additional Comments: (Description of sample location, amount collected, colour, odour, particulate matter,<br />
frozen sample thawed)<br />
,<br />
p~ t;:eL tl1S- 6/() '3f-Df -u, f7 - Pj<br />
Tech:<br />
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station 10: I Date:<br />
Sample Time:<br />
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Mtuc~ ~/l otr<br />
GPS Coordinates: 1 Easting Northing<br />
NAD83 /<br />
Type of Waterbody: o Running Stream/River ~Lake<br />
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Weather: ~. ~<br />
t.! ??OYt'l<br />
Water Depth:<br />
Flow: Still 8{ast<br />
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Sample Collection: ~emmerer Bottle o Frozen Water<br />
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Sample Crew: ~&.<br />
fd: Yes Description:<br />
No<br />
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f{fif7)~ { ~ ~<br />
Field Parameters Measurement Time: 11 tJ"f ..fri ~<br />
Conductivity (circle)- us/an ms/cm pH<br />
Temperature °C Turbidity NTU<br />
Additional Comments: (Oescription of sample location, amount collected, colour, odour, particulate matter,<br />
frozen sample ltlawed)<br />
I<br />
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kl Running Stream/River<br />
D Frozen Stream<br />
~Lake<br />
o Other.<br />
Water Depth:<br />
FIow= Still QFast<br />
o Slow<br />
Q'Frozen<br />
Sample Collection: ~mmerer Bottie U Frozen Water<br />
Grab{S.S.bucket)<br />
composite Sample:<br />
Sample Crew:<br />
~ (es Description:<br />
No<br />
~ta. f{()O~<br />
~ ~J.M Skrn-t<br />
Field Parameters Measurement Time: fJo1 t(,l~<br />
Conductivity (circle)- uslcm mslcm pH<br />
TemDerature °C Turbidity NTU<br />
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frozen sample thawed)<br />
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June 16, 2005<br />
2005 Kasabonika Assessment Report<br />
APPENDIX C<br />
Drill plans for 2004 reverse circulation drill holes<br />
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(~ Location Map of Mineral Claim Block<br />
~ TB 1199752<br />
UTM Nad 27, Zone 16<br />
NTS: 43E/12<br />
June 16, 2005<br />
Author: Leyla Hoosain<br />
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~ Location Map of Mineral Claim Block<br />
~ T83006292<br />
UTM Nad 27, Zone 16<br />
NTS: 43E105<br />
June 16,2005<br />
Author: Leyla Hoosain<br />
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59210<br />
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37
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2005 Kasabonika Assessment Report<br />
I~ Location Map of Mineral Claim Block<br />
~ TB3006293<br />
- ---- - - --- ---_._--<br />
UTM Nad 27, Zone 16<br />
NTS: 43E/05, 43E/12<br />
June 16,2005<br />
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Drawn by: Anik Boucher<br />
5928000<br />
-$- DriliHole<br />
D Claim TB 3006293<br />
o Comer Post<br />
• Line Post<br />
o<br />
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~ Location Map of Mineral Claim Block<br />
~ T83006294<br />
----- ~<br />
UTM Nad 27, Zone 16<br />
NTS: 43E/11, 43E/12<br />
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Drawn by: Anik Boucher<br />
5930000<br />
-$- DriliHole<br />
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39
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(~ Location Map of Mineral Claim Block<br />
~ T83006296<br />
- - ----_.._----------- - - - - -<br />
UTM Nad 27, Zone 16<br />
NTS: 43E/06<br />
June 16,2005<br />
Author: Leyla Hoosain<br />
Drawn by: Anik Boucher<br />
5925000<br />
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June 16, 2005<br />
2005 Kasabonika Assessment Report<br />
'~ Location Map of Mineral Claim Block<br />
I~# TB 3006298<br />
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UTM Nad 27, Zone 16<br />
NTS: 53H/15<br />
June 16, 2005<br />
Author: Leyla Hoosain<br />
Drawn by: Anik Boucher<br />
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41
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~ Location Map of Mineral Claim Block<br />
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- --- - --<br />
5974000<br />
UTM Nad 27, Zone 16<br />
NTS: 53H/15<br />
June 16.2005<br />
Author: Leyla Hoosain<br />
Drawn by: Anik Boucher<br />
KAS 0011-04-01 A<br />
-$--<br />
-$- DriliHole<br />
D Claim TB 3006313<br />
o Corner Post<br />
• Line Post<br />
5973000<br />
0.1 0.2 km<br />
375000 376000<br />
1: 10,000<br />
42
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~ Location Map of Mineral Claim Block<br />
~ TB3006314<br />
- - - -- - - -<br />
r-------------------------,-----~----~~--------------__r-----,-----------,<br />
5977000<br />
UTM Nad 27, Zone 16<br />
NTS: 53H/15<br />
June 16, 2005<br />
Author: Leyla Hoosain<br />
Drawn by: Anik Boucher<br />
. .<br />
KAS 0012·04·01A<br />
-$--<br />
-$- DriliHole<br />
D Claim TB 3006314<br />
o Comer Post<br />
• Line Post<br />
5976000<br />
377000 378000<br />
190<br />
0.1 02km<br />
i<br />
1:10,000<br />
43
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a<br />
Location Map of Mineral Claim Block<br />
~J' TB 3006315<br />
UTM Nad 27, Zone 16<br />
NTS: 53H/10<br />
June 16,2005<br />
Author: Leyla Hoosain<br />
Drawn by: Anik Boucher<br />
5970000<br />
KAS 001S-04-01A<br />
-$- -<br />
-$- DriliHole<br />
D Claim TB 3006315<br />
o Comer Post<br />
• Line Post<br />
......... 0
June 16, 2005<br />
2005 Kasabonika Assessment Report<br />
~ Location Map of Mineral Claim Block<br />
~ TB3006320<br />
- -- -<br />
200<br />
g<br />
'"<br />
UTM Nad 27. Zone 16<br />
NTS: 53H/10<br />
June 16.2005<br />
Author: Leyla Hoosain<br />
Drawn by: Anik Boucher<br />
5953000<br />
KAS 0034-04-01 A<br />
~ -<br />
~ DriliHole<br />
D Claim TB 3006320<br />
o Comer Post<br />
• Line Post<br />
0.1 02 km<br />
396000 397000<br />
1: 10.000<br />
45
June 16, 2005<br />
2005 Kasabonika Assessment Report<br />
I~ Location Map of Mineral Claim Block<br />
i~J TB 3006322<br />
5978000<br />
UTM Nad 27, Zone 16<br />
NTS 53H/15<br />
June 16,2005<br />
Author: Leyla Hoosain<br />
Drawn by: Anik Boucher<br />
KAS 0036-04-01 A<br />
-$--<br />
-$- DrillHole<br />
D Claim TB 3006322<br />
o Comer Post<br />
• Line Post<br />
5977000 +<br />
399000 400000<br />
0.1 02 kIn<br />
I<br />
1:10,000<br />
46
June 16 , 2005<br />
2005 Kasabonika Assessment Report<br />
~ Location Map of Mineral Claim Block<br />
~ TB3006323<br />
-- -- - ----------<br />
5963000<br />
UTM Nad 27, Zone 16<br />
NTS: 53H/16<br />
June 16,2005<br />
Author: Leyla Hoosain<br />
Drawn by: Anik Boucher<br />
-$- Drill Hole<br />
D TB3006323<br />
o Comer Post<br />
• Line Post<br />
5962000 -<br />
KA S 0044<br />
~ -<br />
408000<br />
'If"<br />
"<br />
409000<br />
0.1 O.2 km<br />
1:10,000<br />
47
June 16, 2005<br />
2005 Kasabonika Assessment Report<br />
~ Location Map of Mineral Claim Block<br />
~}' TB 3006324<br />
--- ----------------- -- ----<br />
UTM Nad 27. Zone 16<br />
NTS: 53H/09<br />
June 16,2005<br />
Author: Leyla Hoosain<br />
Drawn by: Anik Boucher<br />
5955000<br />
D Claim TB 3006324<br />
o Comer Post<br />
-t!r<br />
DriliHole<br />
KAS 0047-04-01 A<br />
~-<br />
• Line Post<br />
411000 412000<br />
0.1 02 km<br />
I<br />
1:10,000<br />
48
June 16, 2005<br />
2005 Kasabonika Assessment Report<br />
~ Location Map of Mineral Claim Block<br />
~ TB3006325<br />
- - -- - -<br />
5956000<br />
UTM Nad 27, Zone 16<br />
NTS; 53H/09<br />
June 16, 2005<br />
Author: Leyla Hoosain<br />
Drawn by: Anik Boucher<br />
KAS 0049-04-01A<br />
-$- KAS-=-0049-05-01C<br />
-$- DriliHole<br />
D Claim TB 3006325<br />
CJ<br />
Corner Post<br />
• Line Post<br />
5955000<br />
0.1 0..2 krn<br />
I<br />
110,000<br />
49<br />
414000<br />
41S000
June 16, 2005<br />
2005 Kasabonika Assessment Report<br />
~ Location Map of Mineral Claim Block<br />
~ TB3006326<br />
-- - ----- - ---- -<br />
UTM Nad 27 , Zone 16<br />
NTS: 53H/16<br />
June 16,2005<br />
Author: Leyla Hoosain<br />
Drawn by: Anik Boucher<br />
5957000<br />
-$- Drill Hole<br />
D Claim TB 3006326<br />
o Comer Post<br />
• Line Post<br />
0.1 02krn<br />
417000 ' 18000<br />
1:10,000<br />
50
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2005 Kasabonika Assessment Report<br />
~ Location Map of Mineral Claim Block<br />
~ T83006327<br />
I<br />
_____ _<br />
5967000<br />
UTM Nad 27, Zone 16<br />
NTS : 53H/09<br />
June 16,2005<br />
Author: Leyla Hoosain<br />
Drawn by: Anik Boucher<br />
0051-04-{)1<br />
-$- DriliHole<br />
D Claim TB 3006327<br />
[J Comer Post<br />
• Line Post<br />
5966000<br />
419000 420000<br />
0.1 02 km<br />
I<br />
1: 10,000<br />
5 1
June 16 . 2005<br />
2005 Kasabonika Assessment Report<br />
~ Location Map of Mineral Claim Block<br />
,~ T83006328<br />
------ - -- --<br />
UTM Nad 27 . Zone 16<br />
NTS: 53H/09<br />
June 16,2005<br />
Author: Leyla Hoosain<br />
Drawn by: Anik Boucher<br />
5953000<br />
-$- DriliHole<br />
D Claim TB 3006328<br />
o Corner Post<br />
• Line Post<br />
0.1 02km<br />
422000 423000<br />
1: 10,000<br />
52
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2005 Kasabonika Assessment Report<br />
5931000<br />
~ Location Map of Mineral Claim Block<br />
~ TB3006329<br />
-- -- - -<br />
..<br />
L<br />
./"<br />
~<br />
)<br />
---<br />
[ ~/<br />
(<br />
~<br />
C )<br />
UTM Nad 27, Zone 16<br />
NTS: 53H/09<br />
June 16,2005<br />
Author: Leyla Hoosain<br />
Drawn by: Anik Boucher<br />
. .<br />
KAS_OO56-04-01 A<br />
-$-<br />
-$- DriliHole<br />
D Claim TB 3006329<br />
D<br />
Comer Post<br />
• Line Post<br />
~<br />
5930000<br />
11 - - - I<br />
,<br />
0.1 02 km<br />
I<br />
c<br />
1: 10,000<br />
53<br />
426000 427000
June 16, 2005<br />
2005 Kasabonika Assessment Report<br />
APPENDIX D<br />
Drill sections for 2004 reverse circulation drill holes<br />
54
June 76. 2005<br />
• 30 5<br />
2005 Kasabonika Assessment Report<br />
Project· Kasabomka<br />
Drill Hole KAS 0011-04-01A<br />
Anomaly: KAS _-DO 11<br />
Location: 3759' 4 .amE ; 5973341 .7mN<br />
NAD27 Zone 16<br />
NTS 053HI15<br />
Depth<br />
KAS_0011-04-01A<br />
Claim Number TB 3006313<br />
Drilled: 26102104 to 26102104<br />
Geotoglst: J Berenyi, A, Choumard<br />
Dip/Azimuth. -90·/000·<br />
Drilled by: Boarl Longyear<br />
Core Size: RC Chips<br />
LEGEND<br />
.-.- : Overburden<br />
Em Country Rock<br />
-o 5 10m<br />
10m<br />
...............<br />
..<br />
.:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::<br />
EOH: 10m<br />
Om • 3m: Organics and Ice<br />
3m -6m: Till<br />
6m -10m: Ph logopite bearing serpentinite
June 16, 2005<br />
2005 Kasabonika Assessment Report<br />
Project Kasabonika<br />
Drill Hate KAS 00 12·04·01A<br />
Anomaly· KASJJ012<br />
l ocation: 377828mE 1 597642S. 1mN<br />
NAD27 Zone 16<br />
NTS 053HI15<br />
Depth<br />
KAS_0012-04-01 A<br />
Claim Number TB 300631 4<br />
Drilled 25102104 to 25102104<br />
Geologist A ChoUInard<br />
Dip/Azimuth. -90°1000°<br />
Drilled by. Boart l ongyear<br />
Core Size: RC ChlD.S<br />
~<br />
LEGEND<br />
Overburden<br />
Country Rock<br />
-o 5 10m<br />
EOH: 8.3m<br />
Om • 3m: Organics and Ice<br />
3m· S.7Sm : Till<br />
S.7Sm ·8.3m : Hornblend e orthogneiss
June 76, 2005<br />
2005 Kasabonika Assessment Report<br />
Pro:ecl KasabOn.lKa<br />
iJrlil riole KAS 001;;.:o1·01A<br />
Anc1f'llrtly KAS -,t(]lJ<br />
local.Co 382i3~ 7rrlE 5960217 40lN<br />
NAO~ I ZonE! 16<br />
NTS or3H ,~<br />
Deplh<br />
Claim Number 1 ~ 30';Jt529ij<br />
Dnlled 2~I03,1()4 10 26103/11 4<br />
GeOlogl,t ,~, $1 cme<br />
Dlp/Azt1TUJtn -9U tOOCY'<br />
Dnlled by' Boa" Lon9~eaf<br />
- R hilS<br />
KAS_0082-04-01A<br />
P rOject Kli!ssbomJc;a<br />
DIIII Hal< KAS lMJ82·iJ.1-lJ1A<br />
Moma") KAS]Jce2<br />
local.Or, 382905 I mE 960121 fjf')N<br />
NAD2! lone 16<br />
~ 5 HI1<br />
Depth<br />
Cia,.,., Number IB 3006198<br />
Unllea 1/1031114 10 ' 7'U3104<br />
Ge,:, oglSI J BEtren'yi<br />
[l'p,A71rr1ul'l '10"JOOoo<br />
Drillea I:}" Soart LOfl~ Vcar<br />
- h·<br />
Dice<br />
LEGEND<br />
Om -1 .25m: lI;:e<br />
1.2Snl- 2.7Sm: LUo bollom seckments<br />
2.75.m - 19.25m: Tilt<br />
LEGEND<br />
Overburden<br />
~5~ ~t5~ : 0.pfnics<br />
3.5m - 18m: Till<br />
~ Overburden<br />
r: :::'5 Counlry Rock<br />
Country Rock<br />
19.2Sm - 25.25m' Am<br />
IrxHne<br />
18m - 21.5m: Pyrolttmlte<br />
21.5m -24m: P},rQ;(!!'N1O<br />
o 5 10m<br />
-<br />
EOH: 25.25m<br />
o 5 10m<br />
EOH: 25m<br />
24m - 24.5m' Quarlz ",.,.<br />
24.Sm ·25m: Pyro;(fmitO<br />
57
June 76, 2005<br />
2005 Kasabonika Assessment Report<br />
KAS_0015·04·01 A<br />
Project: Kasabonika<br />
Drill Hole KAS 0015-04-01A<br />
Anomaly: KASJl015<br />
Location. 383772 6mE 15969950 5mN<br />
NAD27 Zone 16<br />
NTS 053HI15<br />
Depth<br />
LEGEND<br />
I¥!&l Overburden<br />
o Country Rock<br />
Claim Number: TB 3006215<br />
Drilled: 25/02/04 to 26/02/04<br />
Geologist' J. Berenyi. M Stone<br />
Dip/Azimuth: -90 0 1000 0<br />
Drilled by: Boart Longyear<br />
Core Size. RC Chi~s<br />
Om - O.75m: TFt'lrlozen Organics<br />
O.75m - 6m:<br />
6m - 11.3m: Till<br />
11.3m -12.75m: Till<br />
12.75m - 16m: Serpentinite<br />
EOH: 16m<br />
-o 5 10m
June 16, 2005<br />
2005 Kasabonika Assessment Report<br />
Dice<br />
Project· Kasabonika<br />
Drill Hole· KAS 0034-04-01A<br />
Anomaly: KAS 0034<br />
Location: 596311.9mE /5952970.5mN<br />
NAD27 Zone 16<br />
NTS: 053HI10<br />
Depth<br />
LEGEND<br />
KAS_0034-04-01A<br />
Claim Number TB 3006320<br />
Dnlled. 27103/04 10 31/03/04<br />
Geologist· M. Stone<br />
Dip/Azimuth -90"1000"<br />
Dnlled by: Boarl Longyear<br />
Core Size RC Ch~s<br />
Om -1m: Ice<br />
1m - 2m: lake bottom organics I minor till<br />
2m - 13m: Garnet Amphibolite<br />
Overburden<br />
Em Country Rock<br />
EOH: 13m<br />
o 5 10m<br />
-
June 16. 2005<br />
2005 Kasabonika Assessment Report<br />
D<br />
Project· Kasabontka<br />
Drill Hole: KAS 0036·04·01A<br />
Anomaly: KAS 0036<br />
Location: 399866 SmE IS977439.1 mN<br />
NAD27 Zone 16<br />
NTS: 053HI15<br />
Depth<br />
LEGEND<br />
Overburden<br />
Country Rock<br />
KAS_0036-04-01A<br />
omlillM<br />
10m _<br />
Claim Number TB 3006322<br />
Drilled: 01 /0 3104 to 02/03104<br />
Geologist. A Chouinard. M. Stone<br />
Dip/Azimuth ·90"fOOOO<br />
Dnlled by: Boart Longyear<br />
Core Size . RC Chi 5<br />
Om ·4m:<br />
Organics<br />
4m ·14.3m: Till<br />
14.3m · 32.2m: Pyroxenite<br />
20m<br />
o 5 10m<br />
- EOH:<br />
30m<br />
32 .2m
June 16. 2005<br />
2005 Kasabonika Assessment Report<br />
Project Kasabonlka<br />
Drill Hole. KAS 0043-04 -01A<br />
Anomaly: KAS.0043<br />
Location: 407816 4mE I 5962760.6mN<br />
NAD27 Zone 16<br />
NTS 053HI16<br />
Depth<br />
KAS_0043-04-01A<br />
Claim Number TB 3006323<br />
Drilled. 15103104 to 16103/04<br />
Geologist· A. ChoUinard. M. Slone<br />
Dip/Azimuth: -90°1000°<br />
Dnlled by Boart Longycar<br />
Core Size. RC Chi 5<br />
LEGEND<br />
Om<br />
Om - 1.7Sm : Frozen Organics<br />
1.75m ·7.1Sm: Till<br />
-:.<br />
...<br />
Overburden<br />
Country Rock<br />
10m<br />
7.15m ·20m: Till<br />
20m·23.6m: Clinopyroxenile<br />
o 5 10m<br />
-<br />
EOH: 23.601
June 16, 2005<br />
2005 Kasabonika Assessment Report<br />
KAS _ 0044-04-01 A<br />
Project Kasabonika<br />
Drill Hole KAS 0044·04·01A<br />
Anomaly: KAS_0044<br />
Location: 4080496mE 15962028.4mN<br />
NAD27 Zone 16<br />
NTS 053HI16<br />
Depth<br />
Claim Number TB 3006323<br />
Drilled 18102/04 to 24/02/04<br />
Geologist: A. Chouinard. M Stone<br />
Dip/Azimuth: .90 % 00°<br />
Dnlled by: Boarl Longyear<br />
Core Size RC Chi s<br />
LEGEND<br />
Overburden<br />
t:.:.:.·j Country Rock<br />
Om<br />
10m<br />
Om ·1.1m: Organics<br />
1.1m·2.6m: Glaciolacustrine Clay<br />
2.6m·18.25m: Till<br />
18.25m • 26m: Till<br />
26m· 31.35m: Till<br />
20m<br />
31.35m·35.3m: Till<br />
-o 5 10m<br />
30m _<br />
35.3m ·56.5m: Biotite·rich amphibolite<br />
40m --< ..••.•..•.•..<br />
SOm - [:.:.: .. :.:.::':':':':':':':.':':~<br />
EOH: 56.5m
June 76, 2005<br />
2005 Kasabonika Assessment Report<br />
P ~olec t\asaoontk3<br />
01111 MOte KAS 0046·J4-01A<br />
AflOmal'l KAS OU"€<br />
lor..alion 4U~!>t5 SrnE 5955,'.7 emN<br />
NAD27 Zone 16<br />
Deplh<br />
ClaIm Number 18 3006324<br />
IJnKea 17!02'O~ 10 18'1)2104<br />
Geolog.S! M S 1 o~e<br />
D'plAz,mul" 90 '000"<br />
DnMed by BoM longyc.'<br />
cS,eRC his<br />
Pro,ec.t KasabOnt"'a<br />
Onll HOI~ KAS uo-" '~-alA<br />
"'nom.l), KAS_W~I<br />
locallon 41131S8rnE 5~i541"g -.."N<br />
NAO~7 !o'le 16<br />
NTS 053 'O~<br />
Depth<br />
Claim NlImber '8 3i)06!t'~<br />
Onlleo '5'()2I(lJ 10 11102.U4<br />
GeIl)Qglsl A ChoumSflJ<br />
O'pIAtlmul'\ -9t''':OOt'fl<br />
Dnlle[! by Boart longvear<br />
·ore I hi<br />
LEGEND<br />
[;:;] Overburden<br />
f:::::::J Coun1ry Rock<br />
Om - 1.1m: BouICk!(<br />
1,lm' 2.5m: TIl<br />
2.5m - 3.1m: Till<br />
3.1m·8.6m: TIU:<br />
8.6m - '1 .6m: Tin<br />
11 .6m - 12.5m : Tlli<br />
12.Sm -15m: TIU<br />
D<br />
LEGEND<br />
Overburden<br />
t::::::'j Coun1ry Rock<br />
Om . 13.5m: O~'erburd e (t<br />
13.Sm - 16.5m: Till<br />
15m - 17 .5m: Meca-Gat!bro<br />
16.Sm - 18.Sm : Ampf'l1bOId.O<br />
EOH: 175m<br />
o 5 10m<br />
-<br />
o 5 10m<br />
63
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2005 Kasabonika Assessment Report<br />
Project Kasabonika<br />
Drill Hole' KAS 0049-04-01A<br />
Anomaly : KAS'=-0049<br />
Localion: 414546 2mE 15955646 7mN<br />
NAD27 Zone 16<br />
NTS 053H/09<br />
Depth<br />
KAS_0049-04-01A<br />
Claim Number. TB 3006325<br />
Drilled 15102104 to 15/02/04<br />
Geologist L Hoos8m, J BerenYI<br />
Dip/Azimuth : -90%00°<br />
Drilled by : Boart Longyear<br />
Core Size. RC Ch~s<br />
LEGEND<br />
Dice<br />
Overburden<br />
t:.:.:.:j Country Rock<br />
Om"""'"F.~~~~~<br />
I:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ~<br />
EOH : 3m<br />
Om - O.2m: Ice<br />
O.2m·O.75m: Till<br />
O.75m ·3m: Amphibolite<br />
-o 5 10m
June 16 . 2005<br />
2005 Kasabonika Assessment Report<br />
Pnl}eCI Kas.at.aru .... a<br />
Drtll HOi!" KAS lJU!J[I~0 4 ·0lA<br />
A""",,,11' KAS -0050<br />
L O-:::8lion 417875 t mE Sr:'l56!12'=t .2mN<br />
NAD2l Zone 16<br />
t TS 053H!'6<br />
Deplh<br />
KAS_0050-04-01A<br />
Claim Num"'" I B J()J6326<br />
Ortlfeod. 10'02'0..110 . J.'02'0~<br />
GPOIIlgI$t A ChouInard<br />
DIP' Azlmulh ·90"000"<br />
DrIlled tJV 8031'1 lOI'9'f'ertr<br />
'ore S'le RC Chi ,<br />
PrOject "'asa.bol1l"~<br />
Dnlt Hoi€- I(AS UO!:JU :)4 C2A<br />
Amona \. KAS ·0050<br />
Lo.::ahol"l 4178750 8mE 59569l811mN<br />
NAD2 { lone 16<br />
t T5 053H '6<br />
Deplh<br />
KAS _ 0050-04-02A<br />
CIaIl'1 NlImher I ~ 3006,26<br />
lJnnen OflI)3'UJ Ie 08lt)J'04<br />
GeoIOg'SI A Cho",nard<br />
Dlp,A,"IMIII" ·90 .'Otxt'<br />
Dn~ed by BOil., lon9vcar<br />
Core Sll(l RI~ Chi S<br />
LEGEND<br />
o Overburden<br />
om •... ',. _;~ Om . 118m: Till<br />
. ~.;:<br />
10m .· .. :..·.<br />
LEGEND<br />
~ Overburden<br />
Country Rock<br />
Om · 6.7Sm:<br />
Till<br />
6 .7Sm . 11m; rill<br />
EOH: 11 .8m<br />
17m · 20 .2m: Ultramafic rock<br />
EOH: 20.2m<br />
o 5 10m<br />
-<br />
o 5 10m<br />
-<br />
65
June 16, 2005<br />
2005 Kasabonika Assessment Report<br />
Project· Kasabonika<br />
Drill Hole KAS 0051·04·01A<br />
Anomaly: KAS~0051<br />
Location: 419252 7mE 15966465mN<br />
NAD27 Zone 16<br />
NTS 053H/16<br />
Depth<br />
KAS_0051-04-01A<br />
~Iaim Number: TB 3006327<br />
f.;lnlled : 06/03104 to 07103104<br />
. ~eoI09Ist: J Berenyi. M Stone<br />
Dip/Azimuth: ·90°/000°<br />
Drilled by. Soarl Longyear<br />
Core Size: R Chi<br />
LEGEND<br />
Overburden<br />
I::::::::j Country Rock<br />
Om<br />
10m -, ......... ....,<br />
Om • 2.5m:<br />
Organics<br />
2.5m ·20.5m: Till<br />
20.5m ·25m: Sulfide Granodiorite<br />
o 5 10m<br />
-<br />
EOH: 25m
June 16. 2005<br />
2005 Kasabonika Assessment Report<br />
KAS _ 0053 ~04 -01 A<br />
PrOject; Kasabonika<br />
Drill Hole: KAS 0053·04·01A<br />
Anomaly: KAS'::-0053<br />
Localion: 422158.6mE / 5952702.6mN<br />
NAD27 Zone 16<br />
NTS 053HI09<br />
Claim Number: TB 3006328<br />
Dnlled: 14/03/041014/03/04<br />
Geologist: J. Berenyi<br />
Dip/Azimuth: .90 0 /000.<br />
Dnlled by: Boart Longyear<br />
Core Size : RC Chi S<br />
LEGEND<br />
Overburden<br />
Om ----.===<br />
Om - O.5m: . Organics<br />
O.Sm - 4.Sm. HI<br />
4.5m -11.4m: Chlorite-actinolite schist<br />
~<br />
~<br />
Country Rock<br />
1 Om -+,:.:.:-:.:.:.:.:.:.:.,:.:.:.:.: ~<br />
EOH: 11.4m<br />
o 5 10m<br />
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P'o,eel t< asaC(lOlSo;a<br />
Unll HQle !(AS OU!>6· "-lllA<br />
Anom"y KA$ -00;6<br />
lO(.Auon 4l(.148 fmF "'}3{l8UU emN<br />
NAD27lon. 16<br />
NTS 41 '"<br />
Depth<br />
Clam NUlTlbe' r' lll063l9<br />
Dnlletd ll2'lJ·1't.i~ Ie ,,3rt,", {J4<br />
Ge-01oglSI r ... ~ Stone<br />
DIp A. ... lrlLtl": -~ "'OOl<br />
Or.Ued b.. Boart lonoy ar<br />
"R h<br />
P rOject t(3sabMlu<br />
Dnll ",ole KAS 006Y .... 0 I A<br />
",am., K"S -(0069<br />
Lo-:ahon 46iJ \ !:Ie. 4mE: 5920524 1 mN<br />
NAC27 Zone 16<br />
NTS C43E.():<br />
Depth<br />
Clal'" Number 1 B ]0062~~<br />
Dnll~ 06'(14'041010,'04.'04<br />
Geo
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ProJecl. Kasabonika<br />
Drill Hole KAS U070·04·111A<br />
Anomaly: KAS-':-0070<br />
LocatIOn: 46054BmE 15927851 .5mN<br />
NAD27 Zone 16<br />
NTS 043E/12<br />
Depth<br />
Claim Number TB 3006293<br />
Dnlled . 12/04104 to 15104/04<br />
Geologist J Berenyi<br />
Dip/Azimuth: .90 0 /000 0<br />
Dnlled by : Boarl Longyear<br />
Core Size' RC Chi s<br />
LEGEND<br />
Om<br />
Om ·3.5m:<br />
Organics<br />
Overburden<br />
~ Country Rock<br />
10m<br />
3.5m-ll.6m: Till<br />
11.6m -16m: Tonalite<br />
EOH : 16m<br />
-a 5 10m
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PrOject Kasabonika<br />
Drill Hole· KAS 0074·04·01A<br />
Anomaly· KAS'=-0074<br />
Location. 467205.6mE I 5929848.1 mN<br />
NAD27 Zone 16<br />
NTS 043E/11<br />
Depth<br />
KAS_0074-04-01A<br />
Claim Number: TB 3006294<br />
Dnlled: 18/04/04 to 19/04/04<br />
Geologist. L. Hoosain<br />
Dip/Azimuth: ·90·/000·<br />
Drilled by Boart Longyear<br />
. RC Chi S<br />
LEGEND<br />
Overburden<br />
I:':':':'j Country Rock<br />
om __<br />
10m i l ••<br />
EOH: 15.5m<br />
Om· 1.3m: ~rganics<br />
1.3m • 14.8m. Till<br />
14.8m·15.5m: Granite gneiss<br />
o 5 10m<br />
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Project Kasabonika<br />
Drill Hole KAS 0076-04-01A<br />
Anomaly: KAS'::-0076<br />
Location: 471368 7mE / 5924736.4mN<br />
NAD27 Zone 16<br />
NTS: 043EI06<br />
Depth<br />
LEGEND<br />
Overburden<br />
I::::::::j Country Rock<br />
Claim Number TB 3006329<br />
Drilled : 16104104 to 17/04104<br />
Geologist. J Berenyl<br />
Dip/Azimuth. -90°1000°<br />
Drilled by: Boart Longyear<br />
Core SIze: RC Chi s<br />
Om - 2.5m:<br />
2.5m - 8m: Till<br />
Organics<br />
8m - 13m: Chlorite-actinolite schist<br />
EOH: 13m<br />
o 5 10m<br />
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t~rOll::ct Ka!>cl rukclo<br />
Otlll ~t')le KAS YO;!J..u.t 01A<br />
AnOrtla1v t\AS -&C2 j<br />
loc.,oOn 4"~770 .nmE ~9]R074 40mtl<br />
NA021 Zone 1 &<br />
NT H 1C<br />
Depth<br />
Cla,m Numbe I B l1Y!1I~'<br />
Drolled 2MJ2·Q4 10 29'02'01<br />
Geologist A CIlOulna,-d<br />
Dlp.Aztnutn OO!OlY.)<br />
Drilled by Boa'1 long)' 0'<br />
r 0 IIC' RC Ch1 c;<br />
pjOJ~"t<br />
Ka~Lt'>m~<br />
Onll Hole KAS Y02-1 .. 14 b\<br />
Anoma y kAS -90l4<br />
locahon 10077.' 10mE 597#1;078 '301TN<br />
NA027 lone '6<br />
NTS 053 'S<br />
Depth<br />
Clal", Num r 1 B 119!n51<br />
Dnl)ed V3~03'04 to 05'03 04<br />
Ge~logtSl A CIl:JuntJld<br />
O'p,Az""Ulh -90 'QUO'<br />
Onlted ty Boal'1 l o"~vear<br />
Corel ;;:Chs<br />
0<br />
LEGEND<br />
Overburden<br />
o 5 IDm<br />
-<br />
20m<br />
Om<br />
10m<br />
EOH: 20.3m<br />
Om - 20.3m:<br />
Till<br />
GJJ<br />
0<br />
LEGEND<br />
Overburden<br />
Country Rock<br />
Om<br />
10m<br />
20m<br />
Om - O.Sm : Orga""s<br />
O.5m-Sm: T,II<br />
Sm - 21.Sm: Till<br />
21.Sm -41.4m: Amplllbollte<br />
o<br />
l Orn<br />
30m<br />
40m<br />
EOH: 41.4m<br />
c.n<br />
72
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Project Kasabonika<br />
Drill Hole' KAS 9054·04·01A<br />
Anomaly : KAS3054<br />
Location: 449399 40mE 15930767,OOmN<br />
NAD27 Zone 16<br />
NTS: 043E/12<br />
Claim Number' TB 1199752<br />
Drilled: 05/04104 to 09/04/04<br />
Geologist' M, Stone<br />
DlplAzlmuth, .90 0 1000.<br />
Dnlled by' Boart Longyear<br />
Care Size: RC Chi s<br />
I@ ~¥l<br />
D<br />
LEGEND<br />
Overburden<br />
Country Rock<br />
Om ·2.5m : Organics<br />
2,5m ·24.75m: Till<br />
_. o 5 10m<br />
24,75m · 31m: Diorite<br />
EOH : 31m
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APPENDIX E<br />
Drill logs for 2004 reverse circulation drill holes<br />
74
iHole Name :KAS_0011-04-01 A<br />
I<br />
Geologist Jason Berenyi/Annick Chouinard<br />
I StartDate :' 2126/2004 8:00:00 AM ' I<br />
FinishedDate '2/26/20041 2:00:00 PM '<br />
INorthing :5973341.7 IEasting :375994.8<br />
I<br />
NAD27-CANADA MEAN<br />
I<br />
Zone 16<br />
I<br />
ClaimlD :TB 3006313<br />
I<br />
Contractor :BOART LONGYEAR<br />
I<br />
DriliRig lD :MHD-2<br />
~egment Start Depth :0.00 ~egment End Depth :14.78<br />
Depth Unit Sub-unit Texture Mineralogy Description Mag. Susc. Reading (mcgs)<br />
1<br />
-2<br />
Overburden Organics and ice . N/A ' · NOT RECORDED ' · Frolen O(ganics ..<br />
3 - - -<br />
4<br />
5<br />
6<br />
7<br />
, Mostly subrounded , poorly sorted, all size<br />
Overburden Till fractions present. but coarse fractio n is<br />
dominant<br />
,.<br />
· Dominantly limestone >60%, to nalite 25%"<br />
mafic lIolcanics, metasediments. quarzt veins<br />
in granite, and sorne serpentinite also presenl.<br />
· Till - magnetic material in some samples.<br />
Material often ground to silky powder, a few · Serpentine group minerals. Serpentine.<br />
Phlogopite bedrock chips and some till influx . Bedrock phlogopite, chlorite (possibly another form of · Phlogopite bearing Serpentinite. (Uncertain<br />
8 Country Rock bearing chips become larger and more competent with serpentine), with accessory magnetite and aboul rock desIgnation}. '<br />
serpentinite depth. ' pyrite . .<br />
9<br />
I I I I I I<br />
'"<br />
'"<br />
0<br />
I. ~<br />
./' EOH ./ EOH /' EOH" 1- -r--~<br />
-...<br />
0 - - -<br />
'"<br />
'"<br />
0 U1 0<br />
I<br />
I<br />
I<br />
" I<br />
~<br />
I<br />
I<br />
'"<br />
11<br />
12<br />
13<br />
I<br />
14<br />
I
Hole Name :KAS_0012-04-01A<br />
Geologist :Annick Chouinard<br />
StartDate :' 2125/2004 8:30:00 AM' FinishedDate :' 2125/2004 5:00:00 PM '<br />
I<br />
I<br />
I<br />
Northing :5976425.1 IEasting :377828 NAD27-CANADA MEAN Zone 16 ClaimlD :TB 3006314 Contractor :BOART LONGYEAR<br />
DrillRiglD :MHD-2<br />
I<br />
I<br />
I<br />
I<br />
I<br />
"'''Y"I''''<br />
Start Depth :0.00 ~egment End Depth 14.78<br />
Depth Unit Sub-unit Texture Mineralogy Description Mag. Susc. Reading (mcgs)<br />
1<br />
Overburden Organrcs and ice ' NIA ' · NOT RECORDED' , Organics and tce . .<br />
2<br />
I ! I I I I<br />
'" " 0 -<br />
0<br />
-<br />
0<br />
'" '" '"<br />
'" 0<br />
3<br />
4<br />
5<br />
6<br />
· limestone (60%), subordinate tonalite, mafic<br />
Overburden Till . Sub-rounded ' volcanics. melasediments and gneisses (no ' Till. Poorly sorted . .<br />
garnet) . .<br />
.- f- -<br />
· Hornblende-bearing with accessory biotileand<br />
7 Coun1ry Rock<br />
Hornblende 'N/A' epidote, minor magnetite and pyrit9@6.6-S.7m Mafic orthogneiss . .<br />
orthogneiss<br />
borderline amphibolite. '<br />
~<br />
~<br />
I<br />
8<br />
~ I<br />
-<br />
r.<br />
-~<br />
/' EOH / EOH '<br />
- - ,- - I- 1-- f - -<br />
·9<br />
10<br />
11<br />
12<br />
13<br />
14
Hole Name :KAS_0013-04-01A<br />
I<br />
Geologist :Melodie Stone<br />
I StartDate :' 3/25/2004 9:15:00 AM' I<br />
FinishedDate :' 3/26/2004 5:30:00 PM '<br />
Northing :5960217.4 Easting :382232.7<br />
I NAD27-C ANADA MEAN I Zone 16 I ClaimlD :TB 3006298 I Contractor :BOART LONGYEAR I<br />
DriliRiglD :MHD-2<br />
Isegment Start Depth :0.00 ~egment End Depth :14.78<br />
Depth Unit Sub-unit Texture Mineralogy Description Mag. Susc. Reading (mcgs)<br />
1<br />
J I I I I I<br />
~ ~ ~<br />
en "-J<br />
Ice Ice · NJA' . NOT RECORDED' . NOT RECORDED' en 0 en 0<br />
en<br />
0 en 0<br />
'"<br />
'"<br />
2 Overburden<br />
Lake bottom<br />
sediments<br />
· Very fine sill and decaying organ'cs ' . NOT RE CORDED .<br />
"lake Bottom Sediments. Very fine silt and<br />
decaYing organics'<br />
3<br />
4<br />
5<br />
6<br />
7<br />
-<br />
8<br />
9<br />
Overburden<br />
Till<br />
· Poorly Sorted , a.1I clas! sizes pre sent inequaJ<br />
amounts. Clasts are angular wi th low<br />
sphericity. Average leXlure percentages : Clay<br />
5%, Silt 30%, Sand 40 11- /0-, Oversize 25%. '<br />
, Lithologies: Carbonates 60%, Mafic<br />
Volca nics20o/." Metasediments 5%, Granitoids . Ti ll '<br />
15% .. .<br />
10<br />
11<br />
12<br />
13<br />
14
~ ,<br />
Hole Name :KAS_0013-04-01 A<br />
I<br />
Geologist :Melodie Stone<br />
I StartDate :' 3/25/2004 9:15:00 AM ' 1<br />
FinishedDate :' 3/26/2004 5:30:00 PM '<br />
Northing :5960217.4 IEasting :382232.7<br />
I NAD27-CANADA MEAN 1 Zone 16 I ClaimlD :TB 3006298 I Contractor :BOART LONGYEAR I<br />
DriliRiglD :MHD-2<br />
'"'''>I'' "" " Start Depth :14.78 b. End Depth :29.56<br />
1"">1"''''<br />
Depth Unit Sub·unit Texture Mineralogy Description Mag. Susc. Reading (mcgs)<br />
16<br />
I I I I I I<br />
'"<br />
'"<br />
U1 ..... - - U1<br />
-<br />
U1 0 U1 0<br />
0 U1 0<br />
17 O verburde n Till<br />
, Poorly Sorted, all clasl sizes present inequal<br />
amounTs. Clast s are angular with low<br />
sphericity. Average te xture percentages: Clay<br />
5%, Silt 3O'Y., Sand 40%, OIiersize 25%. '<br />
. l uhologies: Carbonates 600/9. Mafic<br />
Voicanics20%. Metasediments 5%, Granitoids<br />
150/ .. .<br />
' T,II'<br />
18<br />
19<br />
r 20<br />
f 21<br />
'60% HornblendelTremolite, 30% Acti nolite.<br />
, Amphiboles are seen in tabular masses,<br />
Amphibolite. One granitic boulder is seen at<br />
5% Biotite, 5% C lorile , trace garnet and<br />
Fine-grainad. Chlorite forms irregular planes<br />
20m-21.25m. 30% quartz , 400/. plagioclase,<br />
pyrile. Pyroxene seen al 20.Sm (up to 5%) .<br />
22 (forroing schistose fabric). and is pale bluish<br />
with clinopyroxene, hornblende. epidote,<br />
.<br />
Country Rock Amphibolite green,and icaceou s. Garnets are 5ubh edrat chlorite, pyrite. Coarse-grained (-2mm)<br />
21.25m: 15% chlorite, 80% amphiboles<br />
and very small l
Hole Name :KAS_0015-04-01A<br />
Geologist :Jason BerenyilMelodie Stone<br />
Start Date :' 2125/2004 1 :15:00 PM ' FinishedDate ' 2/26/2004 9:00:00 AM '<br />
I<br />
I<br />
I<br />
Northing :5969950.5 IEasting :383772.6 NAD27-CANADA MEAN Zone 16 ClaimlD :TB 3006215 Contractor :BOART LONG YEAR<br />
DriliRiglD :MHD-2<br />
I<br />
I<br />
I<br />
I<br />
I<br />
'v\'/'''v<br />
Start Depth :0.00 I" End Depth :14.78<br />
Depth Unit Sub-unit Texture Mineralogy Description Mag. Susc. Reading (mcgs)<br />
r"\J"'''"<br />
Overburden Frozen organics 'NiA ' . NOT RECORDED' , Frozen Organics. '<br />
1<br />
I I I I I I<br />
'" '"<br />
...<br />
0 -0<br />
- -01<br />
'"<br />
'"<br />
'"<br />
0 01 0<br />
2<br />
, Pebbles are: 35% meta-limestone . 23%:0<br />
3 . 2.5m: Clay-rich till. 35% clay. 250/, silt. 25% quartzJquartz-rich intru s r~e s . 17% mafic<br />
Overburden<br />
Till<br />
sand, 15 • overwed . Pebbles are a max. size intrusives, 15% nondescnpt meta-sediments,<br />
01 7.Smm. well-sorted. All are 10% mafic volcanics. Of interest: highly<br />
rounded-subrounded . . magnetic phyllite pebble. chloritlZed. Soh. 3<br />
4 small chunks seen 1-3mm in diameter. '<br />
. Clayey till. Colour is : grey . .<br />
5<br />
6<br />
7<br />
8<br />
. 6.0m: Pebbles are : 35' 0 quartz/quartz-rich<br />
intrusives, 30% meta-limestone, 20% mafic<br />
. 6.0m: Silty till. 15% clay, 40% silt. 25% sand , volcanics, 8% other metasediments (including<br />
200/. oversized. Pebbles are up 10 1.3cm in 4 phyllites). 7%. mafic intruSives.<br />
diameter. and subrounded to angular.<br />
Overburden Till 7.5m: Pebbles are: 85% intermediate-mafic . Silty ti ll. Colour: grey to dark grey . .<br />
7.5m: Very silty/sandy till. 5% clay, 40% silt, intrusive (10% with epidote, 40"10 hornblende<br />
9 45% sand. 10% oversized. Pebbles are<br />
angular to subangular! 2.5<br />
10<br />
11<br />
12 Overburden Till<br />
13<br />
, Serpentine is tabular and rad iating-fibrous, to<br />
Country Rock Serpentinite (?) platey/micaceous. with striations on platey<br />
14 surface s. SoM rock , breakable and tlakey. '<br />
1/;<br />
1 t .3m: Pebbles : 40% limestone . 20%<br />
felsic-intermediate intrusives, 25%<br />
'serpentinIte', 10% other metasediments , 5%<br />
, l'.3m: increased sand content. Serpentinite mafic volcanic.<br />
clast s - serpentine is platey to tabular and<br />
fibrous. STriations on planes. no cleavage<br />
12.Sm: Increase in granitic pebble content (to<br />
other than 1 direction. Dark-medium green. 60%) . Disasserrt>led (smeared out) garnet<br />
Non-magnetic<br />
seen in one intermediate intr<br />
, Serpentine is medium to dark green. Lustre is<br />
greasy to glassy. Trace pyrite. '<br />
'Sandy till. Colour: grey to dark grey. '<br />
, Serpentinite.<br />
~<br />
1 "" It ~<br />
(
~ ~ ~<br />
Hole Name :KAS_0015-04-01 A I Geologist :Jason Berenyi/Melodie Stone I Start Date , 2125/2004 1 :15:00 PM ' I FinishedDate :' 2/26/2004 9:00:00 AM '<br />
Northing :5969950.5 Easting383772.6 I NAD27-CANADA MEAN I Zone 16 I ClaimlD :TB 3006215 I Contractor :BOART LONGYEAR I DriIiRigIDMHD-2<br />
Segment Start Depth :14.78 ~egment End Depth :29.56<br />
Depth<br />
Unit<br />
Sub-unit<br />
Texture<br />
Mineralogy<br />
Description<br />
Mag. Susc. Reading (mcgs)<br />
17<br />
Country Rock<br />
Serpentinite (?)<br />
. Serpentine is tabular and radialing-f,brous, to<br />
platay/micaceous, with striations on plaley<br />
surfaces. Soft rock, breakable and flakey ..<br />
. Serpentine is medium to dark green. lustre is<br />
greasy to glassy. Trace pyrite . .<br />
. Serpentinite.<br />
----I~<br />
\ \ I I ! I<br />
(}1<br />
en '" 0<br />
0<br />
'"<br />
0<br />
'"<br />
r<br />
'" 0<br />
I<br />
I<br />
18<br />
19<br />
20<br />
21<br />
22<br />
23<br />
24<br />
25<br />
26<br />
27<br />
28<br />
29
IHoie Name :KAS~0021-04-01A<br />
I<br />
Geologist :Melodie Stone<br />
I<br />
Start Date :' 2127/2004 10:00:00 AM '<br />
I<br />
FinishedDate .' 2127/2004 3:30:00 PM '<br />
INorthing5976496.3 IEasting :386131.6<br />
~egment Start Depth :0.00<br />
I<br />
NAD27-CANADA MEAN<br />
I<br />
Zone 16<br />
I<br />
ClaimlD :NOCLAIM<br />
Ie-<br />
F".\!'"'''''' End Depth 14.78<br />
I<br />
Contractor :BOART LONGYEAR<br />
I<br />
DriIiRigIDMHD-2<br />
Depth Unit Sub-unit Texture Mineralogy Description Mag. Susc. Reading (mcgs)<br />
1<br />
Overburden Orga nics 'N'A ' ' NOT RECORDEO ' , Organics. Dark brown . .<br />
f2<br />
f 3<br />
- - , - - ' -<br />
I I I I I I<br />
'"<br />
'" 0<br />
-oJ<br />
-<br />
'"<br />
I<br />
0 - c.n -<br />
0<br />
'"<br />
0<br />
f4<br />
I<br />
5<br />
'5% clay, 20% Sill. 30% sand. 45% oversized.<br />
Pebbles are up 10 3cm in diameter: poorly<br />
soned. Fine-grained maties are angular.<br />
Overburden Till<br />
Felsic-intermediate intrusives are rounded 10<br />
subangula. Meta-limestones are rounded to<br />
subrounded. Later in sample (al 7.5m)<br />
f6<br />
fS<br />
. Pebbles fraclion includes: 50%<br />
1ine-to-medium-9rained mafic pebbles<br />
(Iona liles), 25% felsic-la-intermediate intrusive ' Sandy ti ll. Colour: light brown-grey ..<br />
rocks (accessory minerals including game\'<br />
epidote. muscovite}. 25% mela-limestone. '<br />
7 I<br />
-<br />
~<br />
t<br />
10<br />
r9 - - -<br />
'30% Hornblende, 30% Actinolite, 30%<br />
Magnetite al 12.2m: 1 mm diameter garnets<br />
11 Rock IS medium-grained. ' throughout some chips; magnetite content<br />
Country Rock Amphibolite increases to 40%, 'With 25% hornblende, 25%<br />
actinolite and 10% garnet. '<br />
12<br />
, 13 / 'EOH /" ' EOH' ~ -J<br />
Magnetite Amphibolite, Colour is light to dark<br />
green,<br />
I<br />
I<br />
I<br />
(<br />
14
IHoie Name :KAS_0034-04-01 A<br />
Geologist :Melodie Stone<br />
StartDate :' 3/27/2004 9:30:00 AM ' FinishedDate :' 3/31/200412:00:00 PM'<br />
I<br />
I<br />
I<br />
INorthing :5952970,5 IEasting :596311.9 NAD27-CANADA MEAN Zone 16 ClaimlD :TB 3006320 Contractor :BOART LONGYEAR<br />
DriliRiglD :MHD-2<br />
I<br />
I<br />
I<br />
I<br />
I<br />
~egment Start Depth :0.00 ~"\i' ""'" End Depth 14.78<br />
Depth Unit Sub-unit Texture Mineralogy Description Mag, Susc. Reading (mcgs)<br />
I I I I I I<br />
en<br />
"'" - - -<br />
Ice Ice ' NIA' , NOT RECORDED' , NOT RECORDED' c.n '" 0 c.n 0<br />
c.n<br />
0 c.n '" 0<br />
1 - f- -<br />
-,.<br />
Lake bottom . Pebble SI Z . IS O. s-.2.0cm. 35,),. CldY 3 5~ silt , . Peb ~ es are 75% rounded basalts, 25%<br />
Overburden<br />
. Lake Bonom Organics and minor till.<br />
nor till 25% sand, 5% oversi zed .. angular li me stone.<br />
'''''<br />
'2<br />
~3<br />
r4<br />
,..<br />
~<br />
5<br />
f6<br />
, Rock is qUite soft - powders readily. '80% HornblendelTremolite, 10% Actinolite.<br />
r7 Fine-grained, with 1 mm crystals. on average. 5% Chlorite. 3% Calcite, 2% Garnet (pyrope<br />
Colo,IJr is dark green to black. Hornblende<br />
and gros5ular?), trace pyrite. Magnetite is<br />
Garnet<br />
Country Rock 'appears in tabular masses Wi th no preferred disseminated throughout hornblende/lremollte<br />
Amphibolite orientation. Magnetite is disseminated up to half of it (40% 01 rock). Secondary<br />
[8 throughout, is anhedral and black. epidote in veins ... 10% of rock. On<br />
, Garnet Amphibolite ..<br />
~<br />
r 9<br />
10<br />
11<br />
12<br />
!,<br />
",/' EOH /'EOH' /'EOH<br />
14
Hole Name :KAS_0036-04-01A<br />
1<br />
Geologist :Annick Chouinard/Melodie Stone I StartDate :' 3/1/20048:00:00 AM ' I FinishedDate :' 3/2/2004 3:00:00 PM '<br />
Northing :5977439.1 Easting :399866.5 l NAD27·CANADA MEAN I Zone 16 I ClaimlD :T8 3006322 I Contractor SOART LONGYEAR<br />
Segment Start Depth :0.00<br />
~egment End Depth 14.78<br />
I<br />
DriliRiglD :MHD-2<br />
Depth<br />
Unit<br />
Sub-unit<br />
Texture<br />
Mineralogy<br />
Description<br />
Mag. Susc. Reading (mcgs)<br />
I<br />
~<br />
I<br />
on<br />
o<br />
I I<br />
OJ 8<br />
I<br />
on<br />
'"<br />
I<br />
2 Overburden<br />
Organics<br />
'N/A'<br />
. NOT RECORDED'<br />
'Organics'<br />
3<br />
4 --<br />
5<br />
6<br />
7<br />
8<br />
9<br />
Overburden<br />
Till<br />
, Trace clay P "/o) in this silty-sandy Till. Clasts<br />
are subangular to sub1Ounded. up to Scm.<br />
often unbroken. 90% oversiZed.<br />
13.0m. 3% powder. Subangular pebbles<br />
dominant Very poorly sor1 ed lill . .<br />
. Pebbles indude: limestone (60%). mafic<br />
volcanics, granite. lonalite, sandstone.<br />
meta-sediments. Decreasing limestone con lent<br />
(to 40%), Increasing tonalite content + felsic<br />
gneiss (to 50%).<br />
' 3.0m: 30% limestone, 30% granitic. 15%<br />
gneisses. 10% met<br />
. Sandy .ill. Colou,: GREY '<br />
10<br />
11<br />
12<br />
13<br />
Rock is medium-grained. It is also very soft -<br />
created a lot of powder during drilling.<br />
Clinopyroxene was subhedral. Hornblende<br />
14 subhedral to anhedral, magnetite anhedral 10<br />
/:<br />
----- -jt-- - ---- f euhedral. calcite subhedral to anhedral,<br />
phlogopite subhedral, pyrite euhedr<br />
Country Rock Pyroxenite<br />
I:<br />
35% hornblende. 30% clinopyroxene, 25%<br />
calcite, 5'% phlogopile, 3% sulphides<br />
(unoxidized pyrite), 2'0/0 rusty material<br />
(garnet?). Acid dissolves calcite. As well, sttH<br />
milky white bubbles form, which could be due<br />
to presence of olivine, which is slowty<br />
, Calcic Pyroxenite. Colour IS meolum to dark<br />
groon. '
IHoie Name :KAS_0036-04-01A Geologis1 :Annick Chouinard/Melodie Stone<br />
I I Start Date :' 3/1/2004 8:00:00 AM' I FinishedDate :' 3/2/2004 3:00:00 PM '<br />
INorthing :5977439.1 IEasting :399866.5 I NAD27-CANADA MEAN I Zone 16 I ClaimlDTB 3006322 Contractor :BOART LONGYEAR<br />
DriliRiglD :MHD-2<br />
I I<br />
~egment Start Depth: 14. 78<br />
fegment End Depth :29.56<br />
Depth Unit Sub-unit<br />
Texture<br />
Mineralogy<br />
Description<br />
Mag. Susc. Reading (mcgs)<br />
i<br />
I<br />
'" en en 0<br />
I<br />
o<br />
I<br />
'" en<br />
I<br />
en<br />
o<br />
16<br />
17<br />
18<br />
19<br />
21<br />
22<br />
r23<br />
Counlry Rock<br />
Pyroxenite<br />
. Rock is medium-grained. It IS also lIery sot! -<br />
created a lot of powder during drilling.<br />
,Clinopyroxene was subhedral. Hornblende<br />
subhedral to anhedral, magnetite anhedral to<br />
euhedral, calcite subhedral to anhedral<br />
phlogopite subhedral. pyrite euhedr<br />
'35% hornblende, 30% clinopyroxene, 25%<br />
calcite, 5% phlogopile, 3% sulphides<br />
(unoxidized pyrite). 2% rusty material<br />
(garnet?). Acid dissolves calcite. As well, stiff<br />
milky white bubbles form, which could be due<br />
\0 presence of olivine, which is slowly<br />
. Calcic Pyroxenite. Colour is medium to dark<br />
green ..<br />
24<br />
25<br />
26<br />
27<br />
28<br />
29
Hole Name :KAS_0036-04-01A<br />
I<br />
Geologist :Annick Chouinard/Melodie Stone I StartDate :' 3/1/2004 8:00:00 AM' I FinishedDate :' 3/2/2004 3:00:00 PM'<br />
Northing :5977439.1 IEasting :399866.5 l NAD27-CANADA MEAN I Zone 16 I ClaimlD :TB 3006322 I Contractor BOART LONG YEAR<br />
I<br />
DriliRiglD :MHD-2<br />
Segment Start Depth :29.56 ~egment End Depth :44.34<br />
Depth Unit Sub-unit Texture Mineralogy Description Mag. Susc. Reading (mcgs)<br />
30<br />
31<br />
Coun1ry Rock<br />
Pyroxenite<br />
, ROCk IS medium-grained. It is also very soft -<br />
created a lot 01 powder during drilling.<br />
Clinopyroxene was subhedral. Hornblende<br />
subhedral to anhedral. magnetite anhedral to<br />
euhedral, calci Te subhedral to anhedral.<br />
phlogopite subhedral. pyrite euhoof<br />
33<br />
. 35% hornblende, 30% clinopyroxene. 25%<br />
calcite, 5% phlogopite, 3% sulphides<br />
(unoxidized pyrite), 2
IHoie Name :KAS_0039-04-01A<br />
I<br />
Geologist :Melodie Stone/Jason Berenyi<br />
I Start Date :' 3/31/2004 12:30:00 PM ' I<br />
FinishedDate :' 4/1/2004 9:30:00 AM'<br />
INorthing :5946329.1 IEasting :403059.6<br />
~egment Start Depth :0.00<br />
I<br />
NAD27-CANADA MEAN<br />
l Zone 16 I<br />
ClaimlD :NO CLAIM<br />
I Contractor :BOART LONGYEAR I<br />
I,<br />
t'v~' 'v," End Depth :14.78<br />
DrillRiglD :MHD-2<br />
Depth Unit Sub-unit Texture Mineralogy Description Mag. Susc. Reading (mcgs)<br />
Overburden Organics · N!A · . NOT RECORDED · . Dark bro ..... n 10 black. '<br />
1 --- .-.<br />
, I I I I I<br />
" - - -<br />
I\) U><br />
U> 0 U> 0 I\)<br />
0<br />
'"<br />
'" 0<br />
2<br />
3<br />
I<br />
' Clay 35%. Silt 35%, Sand 25%, Oversize 5%. ' Limestone 20%. Ouartz 30%, BasalIs 30%.<br />
Overburden Till<br />
'Clay rich [ill. Pebbles are small : <br />
fS - - -- - -<br />
I~<br />
r-,<br />
f7<br />
f8<br />
f9<br />
. Clorite 60Ofo, Serpentine 20%. Magnetite 15%. . Slate· Darl< green flat platy chips. Mane<br />
Accessory minerals: SiOllle 3%, Calcite, 1% .<br />
. Very line grained. Small labular to prismatic<br />
Sulphides 1 'Yo. Chlorite is light to daf'k green grained, and are nearly indistinguishable<br />
crystals intergrowns with magnelile.<br />
Counlry Rock Slate tabular 10 prismatic. Serpentine is small white the highest microscope magnilication (40x).<br />
calci1e overgrowlhs . .<br />
fiberous and very soft. Magneh!e is small black Rock is hard 10 break accross the cleaveage,<br />
10 granular crys1als. B but soft 10 scratch.<br />
11 r\<br />
12<br />
~, U'<br />
/ "Tc:lH'<br />
._- -<br />
/ ·EOH / ·EOH<br />
I<br />
~<br />
(<br />
14
Hole Name :KAS_0043-04-01 A Geologist :Anni ck Chouinard/Melodie Stone<br />
I I StartDate:' 3/15/2004 8:00:00 AM ' I FinishedDate :' 3/16/2004 3:30 :00 PM '<br />
Northing :5962760.6 Easting :407816.4 I NAD27-CANADA MEAN I Zone 16 I ClaimlD :TB 3006323 Contractor :BOART LONGYEAR<br />
DriliRiglD :MHD-2<br />
I I<br />
~egment Start Depth :0,00<br />
~egment End Depth :14.78<br />
Depth Unit Sub-unit<br />
Texture<br />
Mineralogy<br />
Description<br />
Mag . Su sc. Reading (mcgs)<br />
Overburden<br />
Frozen organics<br />
, NIA'<br />
· NOT RE CORDED'<br />
, Frozen O rg anics'<br />
I I I I I I<br />
'"<br />
'"<br />
....,<br />
- - -<br />
'"<br />
0 U1 0<br />
0 U1 0<br />
'"<br />
2<br />
3<br />
---_._--<br />
I<br />
I<br />
4<br />
5<br />
Overburden<br />
Till<br />
. 15% clay. 30% slit. 20% sand, 35% oversized.<br />
Pebbles are small, wi th an average size 01<br />
Q.4
Hole Name :KAS- I 0043-04-01 A Geologist :Annick Chouinard/Melodie Stone<br />
I 1 Start Date :' 3/15/2004 8:00:00 AM ' FinishedDate :' 3/16/2004 3:30:00 PM '<br />
Northing :5962760.6 Easting :407816.4<br />
I I I I I NAD27-C ANADA MEAN Zone 16 ClaimlD :TB 3006323 Contractor BOART LONGYEAR DriliRiglD :MHD-2<br />
~egment Start Depth :14.78 ~egment End Depth 29,56<br />
Depth Unit Sub-unit Texture Mineralogy Description Mag, Susc, Reading (mcgs)<br />
16<br />
17<br />
18<br />
. 5% clay. 25% sill. 35% sand 35% overSIzed.<br />
Pebbles are angular 10 subrounded. and poorly<br />
sorted. The average peoble size is 1 em.<br />
Overburden Till 8m: Dionte boulder· coarse. Throughout till .<br />
boulders are encounlered: from coarse 10 very<br />
tine.<br />
l7.5m:Same till<br />
. Pebbles are: 45%. coarse-grained intrusives<br />
(intermediale-maiic). 20% 'cryptocrystalline'<br />
meta-limestone. 2% medium-grained<br />
carbonates. 25% mafic volcanics, 5% pure<br />
quartz. 3% sandstones. No more speckly<br />
sandstonellimestone presenl.<br />
8m: Dionle bou<br />
. Boulder.rich sandy till. Colour IS light brown .<br />
I I I I I I<br />
'"<br />
" - - -<br />
Hole Name :KAS_0044-04-01 A I Geologist :Melodie Stone/Annick Chouinard I Start Date :' 2118/2004 3:00:00 PM' I FinishedDate:' 2/24/2004 12:10:00 PM '<br />
Northing :5962028.4 Easting :408049.6 I NAD27-CANADA MEAN I Zone 16 I ClaimlD :TB 3006323 I Contractor :BOART LONGYEAR I DrillRiglD :MHD-2<br />
!segment Start Depth :0,00<br />
~egment End Depth :14,78<br />
Depth Unit Sub-unit<br />
Texture<br />
Mineralogy<br />
Description<br />
Mag. Susc, Reading (mcgs)<br />
-<br />
Overburden<br />
Organics<br />
. NJA'<br />
. NOT RECORDED'<br />
. Organics'<br />
I I I<br />
T\) '" -.j<br />
'" 0 '"<br />
I<br />
I<br />
T\)<br />
'"<br />
I<br />
3<br />
Overburden<br />
Glaciolacustnne<br />
Clay<br />
, 50% clay , 40% silt. 10% sand'<br />
-<br />
. NOT RECORDED '<br />
, Glacio-lacustrine'<br />
5<br />
6<br />
7<br />
8<br />
9<br />
Overburden<br />
Till<br />
Pebbles are angular to subangular 10<br />
subrounded.<br />
Pebbles are: Well-mixed lithologies. Mainly<br />
limestone and tonalite. Minor granite. mafic<br />
volcanics, quartz veins. and metasediments.<br />
Deeper in hole, arkosic and gneissic pebbles<br />
encountered. One large boulder at 17.2m was<br />
a hornblende tonalite, wit<br />
, Till'<br />
10<br />
11<br />
12<br />
13<br />
14<br />
I<br />
I<br />
I
Hole Name :KAS_0044-04-01 A<br />
I<br />
Geologist :Melodie Stone/Annick Chouinard I StartDate:' 2118/2004 3:00 :00 PM ' l FinishedDate:' 2/24/2004 12:10:00 PM '<br />
Northing :5962028.4 Easting :408049.6 I NAD27-CANADA MEAN l Zone 16 I ClaimlD :TB 3006323<br />
I Contractor :BOART LONG YEAR J<br />
DriliRiglD :MHD-2<br />
Segment Start Depth :14.78<br />
~egment End Depth :29.56<br />
Depth Unit Sub-unit<br />
Texture<br />
Mineralogy<br />
Description<br />
Mag. Susc. Reading (mcgs)<br />
16<br />
17<br />
Overburden<br />
Till<br />
. Pebbles afO angular to subangular 10<br />
subrounded, .<br />
· Pebbles are. Well-mixed lithologies. Mainly<br />
limestone and tonalite. Minor granite , mafic<br />
volcanics. quartz ve ins. and metasediments .<br />
Deeper in hole. arkosic and gneissic pebbles<br />
encounlered. One large boulder al 17.2m was<br />
a hornblende lonalite, wil<br />
. Till '<br />
I I I<br />
'" Ul ...,<br />
'" 0 Ul<br />
I<br />
o<br />
Ul '"<br />
I<br />
Ul<br />
o<br />
18<br />
--- ---<br />
19<br />
20<br />
21<br />
22<br />
23<br />
Overburden<br />
Till<br />
, 15% clay, 40% silt. 20% sand, 25% oversized.<br />
Average pebble size !S O.75cm. (from<br />
2mrTl.;3.Ocm in diameter) . Limestones are<br />
·rounded to subangula r. Granitic intrusives are<br />
subrounded to subangular, MafiC volcanics are<br />
subrounded 10 subangular, and other me<br />
· Pebble lithologies are: 35% meta-limestone.<br />
20% other meta-sediments, 30 0)/ ..<br />
felsic-intermediate intrusives. 15% mafic<br />
volcanics.<br />
. Silty till . Colour \s hghl brown.<br />
24<br />
25<br />
26 1-------<br />
-<br />
27<br />
28<br />
29<br />
Overburden<br />
Till<br />
. 30% clay, 20% Silt, 15% sand. 35% oversized.<br />
Pebbles are angular to sub-rounded. Very<br />
poorly sorted, with sizes from 2mm 10 3cm ..<br />
· Pebbles are: 30% meta-limestone. 20%, other<br />
meta-sediments, 30% malic volcanics, 20%<br />
intrusive granites .<br />
29m: limestone/dolomite clast content<br />
increases to 70%. 'Nith mafic volcanics at 5%.<br />
and minor tonalite. tuff. gneisses, muscovite<br />
schists. and qu<br />
'Till. Colour is grey to dark brown. '
IHoie Name :KAS_0044-04-01 A<br />
I<br />
Geologist :Melodie Stone/Annick Chouinard<br />
I StartDate :' 2118/2004 3:00:00 PM . I<br />
FinishedDate :' 2124/2004 12:10:00 PM .<br />
Northing :5962028.4 IEasting :408049.6<br />
I NAD27-CANADA MEAN I Zone 16 I ClaimlD :TB 3006323 I Contractor :BOART LONGYEAR I<br />
DriliRiglD :MHD-2<br />
,~~, ,~'" Start Depth :29.56<br />
L<br />
End Depth :44.34<br />
t'0~"'v<br />
Depth Unit Sub-unit Texture Mineralogy Description Mag. Susc. Reading (mcgs)<br />
~30<br />
· Pebbles are: 30% meta-limestone, 20% other<br />
I I I I I I<br />
~<br />
Hole Name :KAS_0044-04-01 A<br />
I<br />
Geologist :Melodie Stone/Annick Chouinard<br />
I Start Date :' 2/18/2004 3:00:00 PM ' I<br />
FinishedDate :' 2/24/2004 1210:00 PM '<br />
'.u'" ,;, '
Hole Name :KAS<br />
- 0046-04-01 A I<br />
Geologist :Melodie Stone<br />
J Start Date .' 2/17/2004 10:30 :00 AM ' I<br />
FinishedDate :' 2/18/2004 12:30:00 PM '<br />
Northing :5955747,8 Easting :409945.5<br />
I NAD27-CANADA MEAN 1 Zone 16 I ClaimlD :TB 3006324 I Contractor :BOART LONG YEAR I<br />
DrillRiglD :MHD-2<br />
Segment Start Depth :0.00 ~egment End Depth :1 4.78<br />
Depth Unit Sub-unit Texture Mineralogy Description Mag. Susc. Reading (mcgs)<br />
Overburden Boulder · Weakly foliated . . 75% chlonTe. 15% biotite, 10% titanile . • · Nepheline Granite Boulder ' '" '"<br />
1 - f-<br />
· clay:silr:sand ralio is 1:1 :1. Pebbles:<br />
limestone is rounded to angular. intrusives are · Pebbles are : 40% mela-llmestone. 30%<br />
Overburden Till<br />
, Till '<br />
rounded to 5ubrounded basalts are angular to intrusive. 30e-/" mafic volcanics (basalt). '<br />
2<br />
subrounded . .<br />
3<br />
, Only one pebble lound. 2mm in diameter,<br />
Overburden Till ' 1 % oversized, 50% clay 45% sil , 4% sane! .. · Cl ay-rich Till. Colour is light brown ..<br />
Marble. '<br />
~<br />
I I I I I I<br />
-... - - -<br />
'"<br />
I<br />
en 0 en en<br />
0 en 0<br />
I<br />
-<br />
4<br />
5<br />
6<br />
1 Q% oversized. 10- 15% clay. , 0-15% sill,<br />
60-70% sand. Pebbles are rounded<br />
Overburden Till (limestones and fel sic intrusives) to<br />
sub-angular (malic volcaniCS), and 5mm-l .Scm<br />
in size ..<br />
· 20% limestone, 40% mafic volcanics. 40%,<br />
felsic intrusives. '<br />
' Sandy Till. Colour is light brown to grey. '<br />
7<br />
.<br />
8<br />
9<br />
- f- I<br />
I<br />
10<br />
· 15% oversized, 45% sand , 20% silt, 20% clay.<br />
Overburden Till<br />
o Pebbles are: 60% malic volcanics, 30%<br />
(sieved sample contained 60% pebbles. 40%<br />
meta-limestones, 10% felsic inlrusives '<br />
sand). '<br />
' Pebbly till. Colour is light brown. 0<br />
11<br />
12 Overburden Till<br />
13<br />
' 2% oversized. Pebbles are
~.<br />
-<br />
Hole Name :KAS_0046-04-01A<br />
I<br />
Geologist :Melodie Stone<br />
I Start Date :' 2117/2004 10:30:00 AM ' I<br />
FinishedDate :' 2118/2004 12:30:00 PM '<br />
Northing :5955747.8 Easting :409945.5<br />
I NAD27·CANADA MEAN I Zone 16 I ClaimlD :TB 3006324 I Contractor :BOART LONGYEAR 1 DriIiRigIDMHD-2<br />
iSegment Start Depth :14.78 ~egment End Depth 29.56<br />
Depth Unit Sub-unit Texture Mineralogy Description Mag. Susc. Reading (mcgs)<br />
f--.'Lverburden UIJ _ ",,' 75% oversized. 20% sand. 3% silt. 2% clay.<br />
1\ ' Pebbles are 70% malic intrusive (gabbro).<br />
I Cl asts are angular . .<br />
25% felSIC intrUSive. and 5% meta-limestone. '<br />
, Bedrock is coarse-grained , Magnetite is<br />
16 anhedral 10 subhedral and seen dispersed ' Bedrock: 25% magnetite (mterstiH al to<br />
Country Rock Meta-Gabbro throughout actinolite (cpx?) and hornblende . euhedral), 25% hornblende, 25% calcite, 25% . Bedrock IS marie intrUSive.' Gabbro . .<br />
Calene IS subhedral to anhedral. Some clay<br />
actinolite (or possibly clinopyroxene - groon).<br />
also may be in sample· contamination from Chips : 5% of chips are jasper (contamination<br />
17<br />
drill casing/hammer/rods . . from upper level rocks ?) .<br />
' Pebbly till. Colour is dark grey . . I I I I I I<br />
II<br />
-- k:..:..eolol·<br />
/ EOH' I<br />
- i<br />
18 I<br />
,<br />
i<br />
19 l<br />
20<br />
21<br />
I ~<br />
'" '"<br />
0 '" -0<br />
- -<br />
'"<br />
I<br />
I~ IJ<br />
I<br />
I<br />
'"<br />
0<br />
'"<br />
'" 0<br />
22<br />
23<br />
24<br />
25<br />
26<br />
27<br />
28<br />
29
Hole Name :KAS_0047-04-01A<br />
I<br />
Geologist :Annick Chouinard I Start Date :' 2115/2004 3:45:00 PM ' I FinishedDate :' 2117/2004 10:30 :00 AM '<br />
Northing :5954779.1 Easting :411318.8 I NAD27-CANADA MEAN I Zone 16 I ClaimlD :TB 3006324 I Contractor :BOART LONGYEAR I DriliRiglD :MHD-2<br />
~egment Start Depth :0,00<br />
regment End Depth :14.78<br />
Depth Unit Sub-unit<br />
Tex1ure<br />
Mineralogy<br />
Description<br />
Mag. Susc. Reading (mcgs)<br />
I I I I I I<br />
N OJ><br />
..,<br />
OJ> 0 OJ> 0 - N - OJ><br />
-<br />
0<br />
'"<br />
0<br />
2<br />
I<br />
I<br />
3<br />
6<br />
Overburden<br />
Overburden<br />
, Sub-angular '<br />
. Percentages vary. In rough order ot<br />
importance: carbonates, granite , tonalite. mafic<br />
volcanics, melasedimenls ..<br />
. Till. Variably sonecl . Muddy in The first ponion<br />
of the interval, then sandy . .<br />
8<br />
9<br />
10<br />
11<br />
12<br />
13<br />
14<br />
Overburden<br />
Till<br />
I I: ' / v~ canlcs I<br />
Range 01 texture tram angular to sUb-round~· { clarbona!es, tonalite. gneiss. metasediments, I I,<br />
Sandy horizon in the till. Poorly soned. '
IHoie Name :KAS_0047-04-01A<br />
I<br />
Geologist :Annick Chouinard<br />
I Start Date :' 2115/2004 3:45:00 PM ' l<br />
FinishedDate :' 2117/2004 10:30:00 AM '<br />
INorthing :5954779.1 IEasting :411318.8<br />
~egment Start Depth :14.78<br />
I<br />
NAD27-CANADA MEAN<br />
l Zone 16 I ClaimlD :TB 3006324<br />
I Contractor :BOART LONGYEAR I<br />
DriliRiglD :MHD-2<br />
I", t'v~"'v'" End Depth :29.56<br />
Depth Unit Sub-unit Texture Mineralogy Description Mag. Susc. Reading (mcgs)<br />
""-.' ~ Till. Variably sorted 'A~~dY in the first portion I I I I I I<br />
.....<br />
importance: carbonates, granite, tonalite,mafic<br />
a a I'><br />
O verburden Till volcaniCS, metasediments. '<br />
16 ./ ' Sandy horizon in the till. Poorly sorted ..<br />
/ Co, ...... , ' (m;:~ , tonali te. gneiss. me asedlrTlent.s,<br />
I , '<br />
._.<br />
1- --<br />
17<br />
. Homblende, rellC1 of clinopyroxene and<br />
'NlA ' orthopyroxene. Magnetile is interstitial and . Hornblendite '<br />
Country Rock Amphibolite<br />
disseminated. Interstitial calcile .<br />
18<br />
-<br />
/~ :/"EOH'<br />
V EOH '<br />
19<br />
I / ,~." "".,,,~ .~"'". '".~- I\;"~""~' "'. '" ,~,,, 0
IHoie Name :KAS_0049-04-01 A<br />
INorthing :5955646.7 IEasting :414546.2<br />
~"'\I"""" Start Depth :0.00<br />
I<br />
I<br />
Geologist :Leyla Hoosain/Jason Berenyi<br />
I<br />
Start Date :' 2115/2004 8:30:00 AM '<br />
NAD27-CANADA MEAN<br />
I Zone 16 I ClaimlD :TB 3006325 I Contractor :BOART LONGYEAR I<br />
'"<br />
t"'\1'''''''' End Depth :14.78<br />
I<br />
FinishedDate :' 2/15/2004 3:00:00 PM '<br />
DriliRiglD :MHD-2<br />
Depth Unit Sub-unit Texture Mineralogy Description Mag. Susc. Reading (mcgs)<br />
Ice Ice 'NiA ' . NOT ~Fr.mmFn . No recoveoy I I I<br />
-<br />
I I I<br />
Overburden Till ~ , RECORDED ' . Till- Poor recovery, no sampfe available. ' '" U> 0 U> U><br />
f- 0<br />
'"<br />
U> 0<br />
I<br />
1-2mm well developed tabular crystals<br />
tran slucent green to clear in color. Amphibole<br />
, Fme gramed , most minerals visible Ih a<br />
cleavage do mi nant.<br />
, Amphibolite- Li ghte grey to green In hand<br />
Calcile SOlo-thin white coalins. likely secondary. specimen . .<br />
Magnetite 3'% small finely disseminated and<br />
infrequent<br />
c. c. L}OH.' '/' EOH' £EoH '<br />
1 ' Amphibole (Tremolite-Actinolile series) 90%.<br />
r2<br />
Country Rock Amphibolite hand lens and are dominantly euhed'al. '<br />
U> .... - - -<br />
f4<br />
[5<br />
6<br />
7<br />
[8<br />
[9<br />
.<br />
I<br />
I<br />
10<br />
11<br />
12<br />
13<br />
14
Hole Name :KAS_OO50-04-01A<br />
I<br />
Geologist :Annick Chouinard<br />
I StartDate :' 2110/2004 11 :00:00 AM ' I<br />
FinishedDate :' 2113/2004 2:00:00 PM '<br />
lNorthing :5956929.2 Easting :417875.1<br />
I NAD27-CANADA MEAN I Zone 16 I ClaimlD :TB 3006326 I Contractor :BOART LONGYEAR I<br />
DriliRiglD :MHD-2<br />
iSegment Start Depth :0.00 ~egment End Depth :14.78<br />
Depth Unit Sub-unit TeXlure Mineralogy Description Mag. Susc. Reading (mcgs)<br />
1<br />
I I I I I<br />
'"<br />
'"<br />
U1 -..J<br />
- - U1 -<br />
U1 0 U1 0<br />
0 U1 0<br />
2<br />
I<br />
3 I<br />
4<br />
5<br />
' Carbonates are limestone and calcc-arenit9<br />
(-50%), coarse-grained dIorite to tonalite. ' Till. Poorly sorted. All mafic volcanic rocks are<br />
, Sub-rounded to sub-angular'<br />
Overburden Till mafic volcanic. arkose, gneiss, iron formation, metamorphosed 10 amphibolite facies . '<br />
6 serpentinized chips. '<br />
7<br />
-<br />
8 I<br />
I<br />
9<br />
I<br />
10<br />
11<br />
12<br />
-£<br />
/ 'EOH' ~ .-::::::: . EOH' ~<br />
-<br />
13<br />
14
Hole Name :KAS_0050-04-02A<br />
Northing :5956928.8 Easting :417875.8 I<br />
iSegment Start Depth :0.00<br />
I<br />
Geologist Annick Chouinard I StartDate :' 3/7/20042:30:00 PM ' I FinishedDate :' 3/8/2004 2:30:00 PM '<br />
NAD27-CANADA MEAN 1 Zone 16 I ClaimlD :TB 3006326 I Contractor SOART LONGYEAR<br />
~egment End Depth 14.78<br />
I<br />
DriliRiglD :MHD-2<br />
Depth Unit Sub-unit<br />
Texture Mineralogy Description<br />
Mag. Susc. Reading (mcgs)<br />
: I I I I I<br />
~ m ~ - - -<br />
UlOc..nONUl<br />
a '" a<br />
2<br />
3<br />
Overburden Till , Sub-angular to sub-rounded'<br />
. Carbonates, tonalite, granite. metasediments ,<br />
mafic volcanics '<br />
, Till, with >O.5m boulders of granitic gneissIc<br />
rocks '<br />
5<br />
6<br />
7<br />
.-.<br />
------------t---<br />
8<br />
9<br />
10<br />
11<br />
Overburden<br />
Till<br />
'N/A'<br />
. NOT RECORDED'<br />
. Sandy horiZo n in the till. Same lithology and<br />
textu re . .<br />
12<br />
13<br />
14
~,<br />
Hole Name :KAS_0050-04-02A<br />
J<br />
Geologist :Annick Chouinard<br />
I Start Date :' 3/7/2 004 2:30:00 PM ' I<br />
FinishedDate :' 3/8/2004 2:30:00 PM '<br />
" u," '" '\,I :5956928.8 IEasting :41 7875.8<br />
I<br />
NAD27-CANADA MEAN<br />
1 Zone 16 1 Cl ai mlD :TB 3006326 I Contractor :BOART LONGYEAR I<br />
DriliRiglD :MHD-2<br />
"'\,I" '''''' Start Depth :14.78 r egment End Depth :29.56<br />
Depth Unit Sub-unit Texture Mineralogy Description Mag. Susc. Reading (mcgs)<br />
16<br />
' Sandy hori zon in the till. Same lithology and<br />
Overburden Ti ll . N!A' , NOT RE CORDED<br />
text ure . '<br />
17 f-<br />
I I I I I I<br />
'"<br />
~,~<br />
'" a<br />
...,<br />
- - -<br />
'"<br />
a<br />
'"<br />
'" a<br />
18<br />
19<br />
Cou ntry Rock<br />
Ultramafic rock<br />
NIA'<br />
. Pyroxene and blui sh muscovite or phlogop!le<br />
ph enocrystsin a fine-grained groundmass.<br />
Accessory pyrite and magnetite . .<br />
, Pyroxene- muscovite (or bluish ph logopite)<br />
-bearing ultramafic or alkaline rock'<br />
20 / ' EOH / -E0H '<br />
---<br />
.<br />
21<br />
22 .<br />
23<br />
-<br />
- /' EOH'<br />
I<br />
I<br />
~<br />
-<br />
I<br />
I<br />
I<br />
24<br />
25<br />
I<br />
26<br />
27<br />
28<br />
29
Hole Name :KAS_0051-04-01A Geologist :Jason Berenyi/Melodie Stone<br />
I I StartDate :' 3/6/2004 8:10:00 AM ' I FinishedDate " 31712004 1 :00:00 PM '<br />
Northing :5966465 Easting :419252.7 I NAD27-CANADA MEAN I Zone 16 I ClaimlD :TB 3006327 Contractor :BOART LONGYEAR<br />
DriliRiglD :MHD-2<br />
I I<br />
!segment Start Depth :0.00<br />
~egment End Depth 14.78<br />
Depth Unit Sub-unit Texture<br />
Mineralogy<br />
Description<br />
Mag. Susc. Reading (mcgs)<br />
I I I I I<br />
I\.) '"<br />
'" 0<br />
o<br />
o<br />
I\.)<br />
'"<br />
Overburden Organics 'N/A '<br />
, NOT RECORDED '<br />
. Frozen Organics-peat moss and ttumus . .<br />
r---- ·----~I----------~--------<br />
3<br />
4<br />
5<br />
6<br />
7<br />
8<br />
9<br />
Overburden<br />
Till<br />
, 5% Clay. 35% Silt. 40% Sand and 20%<br />
Oversize, are the average textur e percentages.<br />
The majority of clasts are subangular with<br />
some clasts. (mostly meta- sediments and<br />
carbonates), ranging to subrounded . The clay<br />
and silt contents in safTlpl es decrease gra<br />
. Average Lithology Content: 30°'0 Carbonates,<br />
20% Metasediments. 20 % Mal ic volcanics.<br />
, 5% Granitoids, 15% Gneiss. Lithology varies<br />
only slightly throughout the hole with no other<br />
units visLble in significant Quantil9s. '<br />
. Till : one consistent light brown till unit. with<br />
only minor variations in mineralogy and texture.<br />
10<br />
11<br />
12<br />
13<br />
14
IHoie Name :KAS_0051-04-01A<br />
I<br />
Geologist :Jason Berenyi/Melodie Stone<br />
I StartDate :' 3/6/2004 8:10:00 AM ' I<br />
FinishedDate :' 3f712004 1 :00:00 PM '<br />
!Northing :5966465 IEasting :419252.7<br />
is,,\!, "'''' Start Depth 14.78<br />
I<br />
NAD27-CANADA MEAN<br />
I Zone 16 I ClaimlD :TB 3006327 I Contractor :BOART LONG YEAR I<br />
DriliRiglD :MHD-2<br />
I,<br />
F"\J""'"<br />
End Depth :29.56<br />
Depth Unit Sub-unit Texture Mineralogy Description Mag. Susc. Reading (mcgs)<br />
16<br />
17 ' 5% Clay, 35% Silt. 40% Sand and 20%<br />
, Average Lithology Content. 30°/", Carbonates,<br />
Oversize. are the average texlure percentages.<br />
20% Metasediments, 20% M a~lc volcanICS. ' Till: one consistentlighl brown till unit, with<br />
The marority of clasts are subangular with<br />
Overburden Till<br />
15% Granitoids, 15% Gneiss. Lithology varies only minor variations in mineralogy and lexture.<br />
some clasts. (mostly meta-sediments and<br />
only Slightly throughout the hole with no other<br />
18 carbonates), ranging to subrounded. The clay<br />
units visible in significant quantlles . .<br />
and silt contents In samples decrease gra<br />
19<br />
I I I I I I<br />
'"<br />
'"<br />
--J<br />
~ ~ ~<br />
'"<br />
on 0 on 0<br />
on<br />
0 0 on<br />
I<br />
I<br />
I<br />
I<br />
I<br />
20<br />
- - - . . I---<br />
21<br />
I<br />
22 . ROGk IS coarse-grained. with albite up to . Stibnit (?) 25%. Plagioclase (albite/oligoclase)<br />
· O.5cm, hornblende elongate to massive. 25%. Quartz 15%, Magnetite 10%. Epidote 6%,<br />
Country Rock<br />
Biotite is micaceous, coarse. Epidote is<br />
Hornblende 5'%, Biotite 5%, Chlorite 4%, Pyrite<br />
Sul1lde<br />
subhedral. Chlorite is bluish green, micaceous 2%. Orthoclase trace. Muscovite trace, Sulphur<br />
23<br />
24<br />
Sulphide Granodiorite'<br />
Granodiorite to massive. Magnetite is euhedral, ....men it's trace . "Cinnaba(~ trace, Galena trace. One I<br />
visible, but there is probably much<br />
major constituent is d<br />
I<br />
/ ToH'<br />
---<br />
r. c. V<br />
EOH' /· EOH<br />
I<br />
I<br />
26<br />
-27<br />
r28<br />
f29
Geologist :Jason Berenyi<br />
.' 3/14/2004 8:45 .00 AM '<br />
.' 3/14/200410:45:00 AM'<br />
DriliRiglD :MHD-2<br />
ment Start Depth :0.00<br />
nt End Depth :14.78<br />
Depth<br />
Unit<br />
Sub-unit<br />
Texture<br />
Mineralogy<br />
Description<br />
Mag. Susc. Reading (mcgs)<br />
2<br />
3<br />
Overburden<br />
Till<br />
. Average teXlure percentages: 5% Clay, 35%<br />
Sill. 40% Sand. 20% Oversize. Clasts are<br />
dominantly angular to 5ubangular . '<br />
Lithologies Presen!: Carbonates 35% .<br />
Melaseds 20%. Granitoids 30% and 10% Mafic<br />
Volcanics ..<br />
, Till al O.Sm ' Poorly soned. all size fractions<br />
present.<br />
4<br />
5<br />
6<br />
Country Rock<br />
Chlorite-actinolite<br />
Schist<br />
. N/A'<br />
. Chlori te 50%: Dark green to black. perled<br />
mica cleavage, soft, flexible. malleable,<br />
crystals. but non-elastic. Vitreous lustre.<br />
Actinolite 45%: lighter green mineral. much<br />
harder than chlorite. and shows cleavage on<br />
elongale tabular crystals . Vitreou<br />
. Chlorite-Actinolite SchiSt - Majority of bedrock<br />
being ground to powder by drill. Dark green 10<br />
black. sma ll plaley chips ..<br />
to<br />
11<br />
t2<br />
t3<br />
t4
Hole Name :KAS<br />
- 0056-04-01 A I<br />
Geologist :Melodie Stone<br />
I Start Date :' 4/2/2004 2:30:00 PM ' I<br />
FinishedDate :' 4/3/200412:30:00 PM '<br />
Northing :5930800.8 Easting :426148.7<br />
I NAD27-CANADA MEAN I Zone 16 I ClaimlD :TB 3006329 I Contractor :BOART LONG YEAR I<br />
DriliRiglD :MHD-2<br />
~egment Start Depth :0.00 ~_egment End Depth :14.78<br />
Depth Unit Sub-unit Texture Mineralogy Description Mag. Susc. Reading (mcgs)<br />
1<br />
2<br />
Overburden Organics · N'A· , NOT RECORDED· , Organics. Dark brown. I I I I I I<br />
I-- --- -_. '" '"<br />
0<br />
3<br />
I<br />
.....<br />
0 - - -<br />
'"<br />
I<br />
I<br />
0<br />
'"<br />
'" 0<br />
4 I<br />
I<br />
5 · Till is 30% clay, 30% Sill. 30% sand, 10'%<br />
oversized. Moderately well· sorted. with no<br />
pebbles > 1cm in diameter. All pebbles are<br />
rounded 10 subrounded.<br />
6 Overburd en<br />
Till<br />
6.0m. Pebbles are larger. and angular 10<br />
subangular. Colour is grey.<br />
7<br />
8<br />
-<br />
7.75m. Mafic pebbles a<br />
. Pebbles are. 30% meta-limestone, 26%<br />
intrusives, 16% dolostones. 16% basalts, 12%<br />
other metasediments (mostly quartzite -<br />
. Till. Colour is light brown (grey. but probably<br />
metasandsTone). Intrusives include a range of 'browned' by organics' presence).<br />
compositions. from quartz+sulphides to<br />
gabbroic with garnets. 6.0m : lill is grey, .<br />
7.75m. Schistos.e m<br />
I<br />
9<br />
10<br />
11<br />
-<br />
12<br />
13 Overburden Till<br />
14<br />
· 12.25m: Sandy lill. 5% clay. 35% silt. 30%<br />
sand, 30% oversized. Pebbles are poorly<br />
sorted - < 1 mm to 3cm.<br />
16.0m: Yellow sand lens is silt and sand.<br />
(O.5m)<br />
17.4m: Gabbro boulder. Coarse-grained<br />
(pegmalitiC). Rock is dark grey and soft.<br />
19.25m: Ga<br />
. 11.35m: Diorite boulder.<br />
12.25m· Pebbles are: 55% meta-limestone.<br />
25% granitic intrusives. 15%<br />
16.0m: Yellow sand lens, about O.5m thick.<br />
17.4m: Boulder. Gabbro (pegmatitic mafic)<br />
with 15% pink micaceous mineral with metallic<br />
lustre. 10% quar<br />
Sandy. boulder-rich till. Colour is grey-dark<br />
grey.
Hole Name :KAS_0056-04-01A<br />
I<br />
Geologist :Melodie Stone I StartDate :' 4/2/2004 2:30 :00 PM ' I FinishedDate :' 4/3/2004 12:30:00 PM '<br />
Northing :5930800.8 Easting :426148.7 I NAD27-CANADA MEAN<br />
Segment Start Depth : 14. 78<br />
I Zone 16 I ClaimlD :T8 3006329 I Contractor :BOART LONG YEAR<br />
~egment End Depth :29.56<br />
I<br />
DriIiRigIDMHD-2<br />
Depth Unit SUb-unit<br />
Texture<br />
Mineralogy<br />
Description<br />
Mag. Susc. Reading (mcgs)<br />
I I I I I I<br />
16<br />
17<br />
18<br />
19<br />
20<br />
Overburd en<br />
Till<br />
. 12.25m: Sandy lill. 5% clay, 35% si lt. 30%,<br />
sand, 30% oversized. Pebbles are poorly<br />
sorted·
Hole Name :KAS_0056-04-01 A Geologist :Melodie Stone<br />
I I StartDate :' 4/2/2004 2:30 :00 PM' I FinishedDate :' 4/3/200412:30:00 PM'<br />
Northing :5930800.8 Easting :426148.7 I NAD27-CANADA MEAN I Zon e 16 I ClaimlD :TB 3006329 I Contractor :BOART LONGYEAR I DriliRiglD :MHD-2<br />
Segment Start Depth :29.56 ~egment End Depth :44.34<br />
Depth Unit Sub-unit Texture Mineralogy Description Mag. Susc. Reading (mcgs)<br />
I I I I I I<br />
Overburden<br />
~.I"<br />
i IiHole--+E· ~N.~ 'A~·~========_=_=:rE' §N~O T~RE~C~O~R~D~E~D ::::<br />
' ===::::::==~ . Mixture 01 till and boulders (malic and grani"c)<br />
~--~~~<br />
. ~~~ .~ .~~----~==~--~==t-~:--~-a~~~~rn--i<br />
0<br />
0 I\)<br />
~ E~O~H_' __________________ I<br />
'"<br />
'"<br />
0<br />
'"<br />
'" 0<br />
31<br />
I<br />
32<br />
33<br />
I<br />
I<br />
34<br />
35<br />
36<br />
37<br />
38<br />
39<br />
40<br />
4 1<br />
42<br />
43<br />
44
Hole Name :KAS_0069-04-01 A<br />
Geologist :Jason Berenyi<br />
Start Date :' 4/8/2004 12:30:00 PM ' FinishedDate :' 4/10/20045:00:00 PM '<br />
I<br />
I<br />
I<br />
Northing :5920824.1 IEasting :460190.4 NAD27-CANADA MEAN Zone 16 ClaimlD :TB 3006292 Contractor :BOART LONGYEAR<br />
DriliRiglD :MHD-2<br />
I<br />
I<br />
I<br />
I<br />
I<br />
Segment Start Depth :0.00 ~egment End Depth 14.78<br />
Depth Unit Sub-unit Texture Mineralogy Description Mag, Susc, Reading (mcgs)<br />
Overburden Organics · N/A' . NOT RECORDED' . Organics: Peat Moss'<br />
1<br />
I I I I I I<br />
on<br />
on 0 on 0<br />
on<br />
'"<br />
" - - -<br />
'"<br />
0 on 0<br />
- 2<br />
-<br />
·3<br />
4<br />
5<br />
Overburden<br />
Till<br />
· Poorly sorted. fme to coarse fract ion. Average<br />
leX1ure percentages. C lay 5%. Silt 40%. Sand<br />
40% , Oversize 15% . C lasts are dominanUy<br />
subangula( and show some degree of<br />
rounding<br />
. Dominant Lithologies: Average percentages<br />
Carbonates 60%. Metasediments 20%, Malic<br />
Volcanics 10% . Granitoids 10% ..<br />
' TIl! '<br />
r6<br />
7<br />
fa<br />
f9<br />
·<br />
,- -<br />
10 ~<br />
. Quartzite : Very fine grained. black in hand<br />
'Mineralogy: Quartz: 65% clear euhedral<br />
specimen, saccharoidal (su9a ry) texlUre. All<br />
11<br />
crystals. Magnetite: 20% Black metallic lu stre, grains
~<br />
--<br />
Geologist :Jason Berenyi<br />
I<br />
J I Start Date :' 411212004 8:00 :00 AM '<br />
.vrth" '\I :592785 1.5 IEasting :460548<br />
I 1 I I I NAD27-CANADA MEAN Zone 16 ClaimlD :TB 3006293 Contractor :BOART LONG YEAR DriliRiglD :MHD-2<br />
Hole Name :KAS_0070-04-01 A<br />
Segment Start Depth :0,00 ~egment End Depth 14.78<br />
FinishedDate :' 411512004 4:30:00 AM '<br />
Depth Unit Sub-unit Texture Mineralogy Description Mag. Susc. Reading (mcgs)<br />
I<br />
. Organics· Till boundary is estimated<br />
Overburden Organics NA' . NOT RECORDED ' because return hose was plugged. No return<br />
2 until 5.5m ..<br />
I I I I I I<br />
rv<br />
'"<br />
'" a '" a - rv - -<br />
'"<br />
a<br />
'"<br />
'" a<br />
3<br />
4<br />
---<br />
I<br />
5<br />
6<br />
7 . Till is poorly sorted, all size fr actions present.<br />
Averflge texture percentages: Clay' 0%. Sill<br />
Overburden<br />
Till<br />
"'30%, Sand 35%, Oversize 25%. Clasts are<br />
angular 10 subangutar with larger clasts<br />
showing a greater degree of rounding,<br />
8<br />
particularly carbonates. Sphericity<br />
. Average lithologies: Carbonates 45%,<br />
Granitoids 35%, Mafic Volcanics 15%.<br />
Metasediments 5% ..<br />
' Till '<br />
9<br />
to<br />
11<br />
I<br />
12<br />
, Plagiodase-25% Fine to coarse grained<br />
«0.1 mm up to +2mm) Anhedral to euhedral<br />
13 transparent to white. Visible cleavage.<br />
Country Rock Tonalite 'NIA' Hornblende-35% Black tabular crystals.<br />
Subhedral to euhedral amphibole cleavage.<br />
Quartz-10% Dark grey. translucent. al"UI~"VU"<br />
14 crysta<br />
. Bedrock all' .6m. Tonalite. dark. grey to black<br />
chips of various sizes and shapes. Grain sizes<br />
range from >0. 1 mm up to 2mm. Granular<br />
texture ..<br />
~<br />
I.<br />
.........<br />
r<br />
~
~ ~ ~<br />
Hole Name :KAS_0070-04-01 A<br />
I<br />
Geologist :Jason Berenyi<br />
I StartDate :' 4/1212004 8:00:00 AM ' I<br />
FinishedDate :' 4/15/2004 4:30:00 AM '<br />
Northing :5927851.5 Easting :460548<br />
I NAD27-CANADA MEAN I Zone 16 I ClaimlD :TB 3006293 I Contractor :BOART LONGYEAR I<br />
DriliRiglD :MHD-2<br />
!segment Start Depth :14.78 ~egment End Depth 29.56<br />
Depth Unit Sub-unit Texture Mineralogy Description Mag. Susc. Reading (mcgs)<br />
17<br />
, Plagiodase-25 Q /Q Fine to coarse grained ' Bedrock at 11.6m. Tonalite, dark gray to black I I I I I I<br />
'N/A' «O.1mm up to +2mm) Anhedral to euhedraJ chips of various sizes and shapes. Grain sizes<br />
Country Rock Tonalite '" c<br />
'" '"<br />
0<br />
transparent to white. Visible cleavage. range from >0. 1 mm up to 2mm. Granular 0<br />
1- '" '" 0<br />
- Hornblende-35% Black tabular crystals.<br />
telCture . .<br />
/ ' EOH"<br />
T<br />
r.<br />
". -Hole-- Subl ,ed,.1 to eul ,ed, .<br />
:\ Quartz- \0% Dark grey. translucent. amorphOus<br />
crysta<br />
'EOH '<br />
18<br />
I<br />
19<br />
20<br />
21<br />
22<br />
-<br />
23<br />
24<br />
25<br />
26<br />
27<br />
28<br />
29
Hole Name :KAS_0074-04-01A<br />
I<br />
Geologist :Leyla Hoosain I StartDate:' 4/18/2004 8:00:00 AM ' I FinishedDate :' 4/19/2004 8:00:00 AM '<br />
Northing :5929848.1 Easting :467205.6 I NAD27-CANADA MEAN l Zone 16 I ClaimlDTB 3006294 I Contractor :BOART LONG YEAR I DriliRiglD :MHD-2<br />
~egment Start Depth :0.00<br />
~egment End Depth :14.78<br />
Depth Unit Sub-unit<br />
Texture<br />
Mineralogy<br />
Description<br />
Mag. Susc. Reading (mcgs)<br />
1<br />
2<br />
Overburden<br />
Organics<br />
'N/A '<br />
--- - --<br />
. NOT RECORDED'<br />
. Organics-peat moss , .<br />
-<br />
I I i I I I<br />
'" " - - -<br />
0<br />
0<br />
'" '" 0<br />
0<br />
'" '"<br />
I<br />
I I<br />
I<br />
3<br />
4<br />
5<br />
6<br />
7<br />
8 Overburden Till<br />
. N/A'<br />
. NOT RECORDED .<br />
. Till at 1.3m. Clay rich, si lty till. matrix is<br />
carbonatitic (brown) 'Nith gravel sized<br />
oversizes. Average tSX'ture: Clay 5%. Sill 35%,<br />
Sand 30% and Oversize 30% .<br />
9<br />
7.Sm Sandler till, caroonal !tic matrix with gravel<br />
sized oversize , Texture : Clay 2%. Silt<br />
10<br />
11<br />
12<br />
13<br />
14
IHoie Name :KAS_0074-04-01 A<br />
INorthing :5929848.1 IEasting :467205.6 I<br />
~egment Start Depth: 14.78<br />
'Depth Unit SUb-unit<br />
I<br />
Geologist :Leyla Hoosain<br />
NAD27-CANADA MEAN l Zone 16 I<br />
Texture<br />
I StartDate' 4/18/2004 8:00:00 AM'<br />
I FinishedDate :' 4/19/2004 8:00:00 AM '<br />
ClaimlD :TB 3006294 Contractor :BOART LONGYEAR<br />
I<br />
DrillRiglD :MHD-2<br />
I.<br />
f-'~~' ,~'" End Depth :29.56<br />
Mineralogy Description Mag. Susc. Reading (mcgs)<br />
16<br />
Coun1ry Rock<br />
".<br />
Granrte gneiss<br />
......... ' NiA '<br />
. NlA '<br />
\ :overslzes Average texture Clay 5% Slit 35% ,<br />
Sand 30% and OversIze 30%.<br />
17<br />
\<br />
7 5m Sandler till , carbonatltlc matrix WIth gravel<br />
SiZed overSize Texture Clay 2%. Silt<br />
I<br />
18<br />
. Bedrock is granite gneiss wah amphibole<br />
(hornblende) and possibly pyroxene (Augite).<br />
Mafic banding . Some epidote alteration,<br />
muscovite and tourmaline present.<br />
Metamorphic garnets and minor sulphides<br />
(pyrite) also Observed.<br />
19<br />
20<br />
------.<br />
21<br />
-22<br />
f24<br />
f25<br />
r26<br />
r29
Hole Name :KAS<br />
- 0076-04-01 A I<br />
Geologist :Jason Berenyi<br />
I Start Date :' 4/16/2004 4:00:00 PM ' I<br />
FinishedDate :' 4/17/2004 5:30:00 PM '<br />
Northing :5924736.4 Easting :471368.7<br />
I NAD27-CANADA MEAN I Zone 16 I ClaimlD :TB 3006296 I Contractor :BOART LONGYEAR I<br />
DriliRiglD :MHD-2<br />
Segment Start Depth :0.00 ~egment End Depth :14.78<br />
Depth Unit SUb-unit Texture Mineralogy Description Mag. Susc. Reading (mcgs)<br />
1<br />
Overburden Organics . N/A 'NJA ' Organics - Dark humus'<br />
2<br />
3<br />
------- --<br />
I I I I I I<br />
'"<br />
'" 0<br />
--J<br />
~ ~ ~<br />
0<br />
0<br />
0<br />
'"<br />
'"<br />
'"<br />
I<br />
~.<br />
4<br />
5 'Texture percentages: Clay 5%, Silt 35%, Sand Average Lithology content: Carbonates 55%,<br />
Till at 2.5m. Till is brown. abundant fine<br />
Overburden Till 40%. Oversi ZE) 20%. Clasts are dominantly MafiC volcanics 15% . Granitoids 25°,';,<br />
fraction, unsorted ..<br />
angular With low degree of sphericity' Metasediments 5% ..<br />
6<br />
\ \ I<br />
7<br />
8 -- -<br />
. . _. ---_._--. .-<br />
9<br />
10<br />
11<br />
12<br />
Coun1ry Rock iorite-actinoli1e'sc ' MicaceouS/schistose'<br />
,-----<br />
' Bedrock at 8m. Chlorite·Actinolite Schist; Dar ~<br />
green to black, micaceous cleavage. glassy<br />
. 40% Chlorite. 40% actinolite. 15% serpentine. lustre. brittle chips: Chlorite 4O%-dark. green to<br />
5% magnetite' black. transparent under higher magnification.<br />
Vitreous lustre. Tabular to prismatiC well<br />
developed crystals. M<br />
~)<br />
"-<br />
"<br />
14
Hole Name :KAS_0082-04-01A<br />
I<br />
Geologist :Jason Berenyi J Start Date :' 3/17/2004 8:00 :00 AM ' I FinishedDate :' 3/17/2004 2:30:00 PM '<br />
Northing :5960127.6 Easting :382905. 1 I NAD27-CANADA MEAN I Zone 16 I ClaimlD :TB 3006298 I Contractor :BOART LONGYEAR I DriliRiglD :MHD-2<br />
~egment Start Depth :0.00<br />
!segment End Depth :14.78<br />
Depth<br />
Unit<br />
Sub-unit<br />
Texture<br />
Mineralogy<br />
Description<br />
Mag. Susc. Reading (mcgs)<br />
Overburden<br />
Organics<br />
. NfA'<br />
, NOT RECORDED' Organics: Oark Humus '<br />
I<br />
'" en<br />
I<br />
en<br />
a<br />
I<br />
a<br />
I<br />
en '"<br />
I<br />
en<br />
a<br />
-.-----+ ---------- --1<br />
2<br />
Overburden<br />
Till<br />
Average texture %'s Clay 15"/0, Silt 40%.<br />
Sand 30%. Oversize 1 5%~ .<br />
, Clast lithology: Carbonates: 60°/11, Motaseds:<br />
10%. Mafic Volcanics 30%.<br />
, Till at 105m. Very clay rich tIll. Clast moderate,<br />
angular to subangular. moderate amount 01<br />
clasts.<br />
3<br />
- r- - - .------- - - +---------<br />
5<br />
6<br />
8<br />
9<br />
Overburden<br />
Till<br />
, Average teXlure %'$ Clay. 5%, Sill 45%. Sand<br />
35%, Oversize 15%.<br />
, Clast lithology: Carbonates. 45%. Mafic<br />
Volcanics 40%. Metaseds: 5%. Granitoids<br />
10% ..<br />
, Till at 305m more silt and sand and much less<br />
clay than overlying till. Poorly soned, all clast<br />
size ranges present. Clasts are dominantly<br />
angular,<br />
Possible quaternary contact.<br />
10<br />
11<br />
12<br />
13<br />
14
~<br />
IHoie Name :KAS_0082-04-01A<br />
I<br />
Geologist :Jason Berenyi<br />
I StartDate" 3/17/2004 8:00:00 AM' I<br />
FinishedDate :' 3/17/2004 2:30:00 PM '<br />
INorthing :5960127.6 IEasting :382905.1<br />
I NAD27-CANADA MEAN I Zone 16 I ClaimlD :TB 3006298 I Contractor :BOART LONGYEAR I<br />
DriliRiglD :MHD-2<br />
~egment Start Depth 14.78<br />
Fb 8 ''''''<br />
End Depth :29.56<br />
Depth Unit Sub-unit Texture Mineralogy Description Mag. Susc. Reading (mcgs)<br />
16<br />
17<br />
18<br />
. Average texture oI}.s Clay . 5%, Silt 45%, Sand . Clast lithology: Carbonates. 45%. Mafic<br />
Overburden Till 35% , Oversize 15 6 /" . Volcanics 40%, Mernseds: 5% . Gran'folds<br />
10%. '<br />
, Till al 3.5m more silt and sand and much less<br />
clay than over1ying lill. Poorly soned. all clast<br />
size ranges present. Clasts are dominantly<br />
angular<br />
Possible quaternary contact.<br />
1<br />
- -<br />
I I I I I I<br />
I\) Ul --oJ<br />
-<br />
Ul 0 Ul I\) Ul<br />
0 Ul 0<br />
19<br />
. Pyroxene (Enstalile) 90% - Average crystal<br />
size «O.2mm). colourless to lighllo dark<br />
green. 90 degree cleavage. Medium hardness.<br />
Country Rock Pyroxenite ' N/A'<br />
r 20 Short euhedral tabular crystals. Amphibole 7%<br />
- small dark tabular crystals «O.2mm).<br />
interspursec! amongst pyroxene. Magne<br />
f 21<br />
'Bedrock @ 18m Pyroxenite: Dark green 10<br />
black small platey crystals. Significant<br />
magnetic signature.<br />
. Serpentine at 2t .Sm. Material returned is<br />
r22<br />
I<br />
ground to a nearly aphanitic powder. Oistince<br />
serpentine feel and light green colour.<br />
Country Rock Pyroxenite ' N/A'<br />
Serpentine - very small white fiberous crystals Alteration zone¥ serpentine is created by<br />
with waxy lustre<br />
alteration of pyroxene. likely throug h fluid<br />
23 migration along the top of the quartz<br />
I<br />
/ / Quartz vein at 24m 0 5m Wide Coarse .la' '"<br />
24 - crystals With pyroxe ne boarders on chips<br />
~<br />
ntry Quartz vein 'NIA ' NOT RE CORDED '<br />
- -<br />
' ~A '<br />
~YT:0x,e,nite<br />
._-<br />
r. J~~ry, G~<br />
, Pvroxenite ' same rock tha, occurrs at 18m.<br />
\-mH<br />
26<br />
I<br />
I<br />
27<br />
I<br />
28<br />
I<br />
29<br />
I
~<br />
Hole Name :KAS_9024-04-01 A<br />
I<br />
Geologist :Annick Chouinard I StartDate:' 2128/2004 8:00 :00 AM' 1 FinishedDate :' 2/29/2004 5:00:00 PM .<br />
~orthing :5978074.4 Easting :400770.4 I NAD27-CANADA MEAN I Zone 16 I ClaimlD :NO CLAIM I Contractor :BOART LONGYEAR J DriliRiglD :MHD-2<br />
iSegment Start Depth :0.00<br />
~egment End Depth :14.78<br />
Depth<br />
Unit<br />
Sub-unit<br />
Texture<br />
Mineralogy<br />
Description<br />
Mag. Susc. Reading (mcgs)<br />
1<br />
I I I I I I<br />
~<br />
Ul -..J<br />
'" -<br />
Ul 0 Ul Ul<br />
0 Ul 0<br />
'"<br />
2<br />
3<br />
I<br />
I<br />
4<br />
5<br />
6<br />
7<br />
8<br />
Overburden<br />
Till ... Sub-angular .<br />
, Limestone/carbonates (50%), mafic volcanics<br />
(25%), tonalite (20%). metasediments, foliated<br />
granite. diorite, quartz-veins, traces of iron<br />
formation ..<br />
. Till. Poorly soned ..<br />
9<br />
10<br />
11<br />
12<br />
13<br />
14
Hole Name :KAS_9024-04-01A<br />
I<br />
Geologist :Annick Chouinard<br />
I StartDate :' 2128/2004 8:00:00 AM ' I<br />
FinishedDate :' 2129/2004 5:00 :00 PM '<br />
Northing :5978074,4 Easting :400770.4<br />
I NAD27-CANADA MEAN I Zone 16 I ClaimlD :NO CLAIM I Contractor :BOART LONGYEAR I<br />
DriliRiglD :MHD-2<br />
!segment Start Depth: 14, 78 Jsegment End Depth :29,56<br />
Depth Unit Sub-unit Texture Mineralogy Description Mag, Susc, Reading (mcgs)<br />
16<br />
N<br />
I I I I I I<br />
'"<br />
'" 0 '" 0 -<br />
N<br />
- -<br />
'"<br />
0<br />
'"<br />
'"<br />
0<br />
17 . limestone/carbonates (50%), mafic volcanics<br />
Overburden Till<br />
. Sub-angular. '<br />
(25%), tonalite (20%), metasediments. foliated<br />
granite, diorite, quartz-veins, traces of iron<br />
formation. '<br />
18<br />
, Till. Poorly soned, '<br />
19<br />
20<br />
I<br />
~,<br />
/ 'EOH' / 'EOH' L 'EOH '<br />
I<br />
21<br />
22 I<br />
I<br />
23<br />
24<br />
25<br />
26<br />
27<br />
28<br />
29
Hole Name :KAS_9024-04-02A<br />
I<br />
Geologist :Annick Chouinard I Start Date :' 3/3/2004 9:00:00 AM ' I FinishedDate :' 3/5/2004 3:00:00 PM '<br />
Northing5978078.5 Easting :400774.1 I NAD27-CANADA MEAN I Zone 16 I ClaimlD :NO CLAIM<br />
I Contractor :BOART LONGYEAR I<br />
DriliRiglD :MHD-2<br />
Segment Start Depth :0.00<br />
~egment End Depth :14.78<br />
Depth Unit Sub-unit Texlure<br />
Mineralogy<br />
Description<br />
Mag. Susc. Reading (mcgs)<br />
Overburden Organics . N/A '<br />
. NOT RECORDED'<br />
. Dark brownplanl male rial, soli. '<br />
-<br />
I<br />
N<br />
()'O<br />
I<br />
~<br />
I<br />
-.J<br />
()'O<br />
I I I<br />
3<br />
Overburden<br />
Till<br />
, Sub-angular to sub-rounded<br />
, Clay' 5%, silt 20%. sand 20%. oversize 45%.<br />
Pebbles are 40% limestone, 30% mafic<br />
volcanics.15% tonalite. 15% metasediments. '<br />
. Till. Poorty sorted . '<br />
5<br />
----<br />
6<br />
8<br />
9<br />
to<br />
Overburden Till . N/A'<br />
. NOT RECORDED '<br />
, Sandier till. Similar lithologies. '<br />
11<br />
12<br />
13<br />
14
Hole Name :KAS_9024-04-02A<br />
Northing :5978078.5 Easting :400774.1 I<br />
!segment Start Depth :14.78<br />
Geologist :Annick Chouinard<br />
I I Start Date :' 3/3/2004 9:00 :00 AM ' I FinishedDate :' 3/5/2004 3:00:00 PM '<br />
NAD27-CANADA MEAN I Zone 16 I ClaimlD :NO CLAIM Contractor :BOART LONGYEAR<br />
DriliRiglD :MHD-2<br />
I I<br />
~egment End Depth :29.56<br />
Depth Unit Sub-unit<br />
Texture<br />
Mineralogy<br />
Description<br />
16<br />
17<br />
18<br />
Overburden Till ' NIA'<br />
, NOT RE CO RDED'<br />
, Sandler till . Simi lar lithologies. '<br />
19<br />
20<br />
21<br />
- - -<br />
22<br />
23<br />
24<br />
25<br />
26<br />
Country Rock Amphibolite . N/A'<br />
. Actinolite with accessory calcite. Hornblende<br />
also present. Variable actinolite/hornblende<br />
ratio . .<br />
, Amphibolite, May locally be a gabbro.<br />
Possibly cut by minor granite or syenite '<br />
27<br />
28<br />
29
Hole Name :KAS_9024-04-02A<br />
INorthing 5978078.5 IEasting :400774.1<br />
pegment Start Depth :29.56<br />
I<br />
Geologist :Annick Chouinard<br />
Start Date :' 3/3/2004 9:00:00 AM ' Finished Date :' 3/5/2004 3:00:00 PM '<br />
I<br />
I<br />
I<br />
NAD27-CANADA MEAN Zone 16 I ClaimlD :NOCLAIM Contractor :BOART LONGYEAR<br />
DriliRiglD :MHD-2<br />
I<br />
I<br />
I<br />
fsegment End Depth :44_34<br />
Depth Unit Sub-unit Texture Mineralogy Description Mag, Susc, Reading (mcgs)<br />
r 30<br />
[31<br />
I I I I I I<br />
'"<br />
(]1 --J<br />
(]1 0 (]1<br />
0 - (]1<br />
-<br />
'"<br />
0 (]1 0<br />
[32<br />
f33<br />
,34<br />
[35 . Actinolite with accessory calcIte. Hornblende<br />
' N!A'<br />
also present. Variable actinolite/hornblende<br />
Country Rock Amphibolite<br />
ratio. '<br />
36<br />
r37 -<br />
. Amphibolite. May locally be a gabbro.<br />
Possibly cuI by minor granite or syenite '<br />
I<br />
r38<br />
r39<br />
40<br />
r 41<br />
/ · EOH' /· EOH / ·EOH<br />
~<br />
[42<br />
f 43<br />
r44
Hole Name :KAS_9054-04-01 A Geologist :Melodie Stone<br />
I I Start Date :' 4/4/2004 1 :00 :00 PM ' I FinishedDate' 4/8/200411 :30:00 AM '<br />
!Northing :5930767 Easting :449399.4 I NAD27-CANADA MEAN I Zone 16 I ClaimlD :N/A Contractor :BOART LONG YEAR<br />
I<br />
isegment Start Depth :0,00<br />
~egment End Depth :14.78<br />
I<br />
DriliRiglD :MHD-2<br />
Depth<br />
Unit<br />
Sub-unit<br />
Texture<br />
Mineralogy<br />
Description<br />
Mag. Susc. Reading (mcgs)<br />
I I ; I I I<br />
NOl-.J ---<br />
Ul OtnOI\) Ol<br />
o '" 0<br />
Overburden<br />
Organics<br />
. lots of plan\ maHer in spongey organic<br />
material. '<br />
. NOT RECORDED'<br />
. Organics· Dark Brown'<br />
2<br />
- - --<br />
- -<br />
3<br />
4<br />
5<br />
6<br />
7<br />
8<br />
9<br />
Overburden<br />
Till<br />
. N/A'<br />
. NOT RECORDED'<br />
. Till. 25% clay. 25% sill. 25% sand, 25%<br />
oversized. Pebbles are " 40% meta-limestone.<br />
30% igneous intrusives (granIte-gabbro), 20%<br />
basalts, 10'% other metasediments (i ncluding a<br />
red meta-sandstone-jasper) ..<br />
10<br />
11<br />
12<br />
I<br />
13<br />
14
~ ~<br />
Hole Name :KAS_9054-04-01A Geologist :Melodie Stone<br />
I I StartDate :' 4/4/2004 1 :00:00 PM ' I FinishedDate' 4/8/2004 11 :30:00 AM '<br />
Northing :5930767 Easting :449399.4 I NAD27-CANADA MEAN 1 Zone 16 I ClaimlD :N/A Contractor :BOART LONGYEAR<br />
DriliRiglD :MHD-2<br />
I I<br />
Segment Start Depth :14.78<br />
~egment End Depth :29,56<br />
Depth Unit Sub-unit<br />
Tex1ure<br />
Mineralogy<br />
Description<br />
Mag. Susc. Reading (mcgs)<br />
I I I I I I<br />
'"<br />
'"<br />
...,<br />
~<br />
'"<br />
(}'O 0 (}'O (}'O<br />
0<br />
0 (}'O 0<br />
16<br />
17<br />
I<br />
18<br />
19<br />
20<br />
Overburden<br />
Till<br />
. N/A<br />
. NOT RECORDED<br />
' Till. 25% clay, 25% sill. 25% sand. 25%<br />
oversized, Pebbles are : 40% meta-limestone.<br />
30% igneous intrusives (granite-gabbro), 20%<br />
basalts, 10%, other metasediments (including a<br />
red meta-sandstone-jasper) . '<br />
21<br />
22<br />
23<br />
24<br />
25<br />
26<br />
27<br />
28<br />
Country Rock<br />
Diorite<br />
, Ultra fine grained, Individual crystals often too<br />
small to identify.<br />
. Plagioclase 65%: Clear to translucent white.<br />
Very fine grained, granular tex1ure. Hornblende<br />
20%: Black elongate tabular. Clealleage visible<br />
on some larger crystals. Biotite 10%: Dark<br />
brown to black.. Small thin, micaceous cleavage<br />
viSible. Quartz 5%: Op<br />
, Bedrock at 24.75m. Diorite - small t»ack fine<br />
grained chips.<br />
29
~<br />
Hole Name :KAS_9054-04-01 A<br />
I<br />
Geologist :Melodie Stone<br />
I Start Date :' 4/4/2004 1 :00 :00 PM ' I<br />
FinishedDate ' 4/8/2004 11 :30:00 AM '<br />
Northing :5930767 Easting :449399.4<br />
I NAD27-CANADA MEAN I Zone 16 I ClaimlD :N/A I Contractor :BOART LONGYEAR I<br />
DrillRiglD :MHD-2<br />
fsegment Start Depth 29.56 ~egment End Depth :44.34<br />
Depth Unit Sub-unit Tex1u re Mineralogy Description Mag. Susc. Reading (mcgs)<br />
, Ultra fine grained . individual crystals otten too I I I I I I<br />
~<br />
en ......<br />
""<br />
;;;<br />
Very tine grained. granular tex1ure. Hornblende grained chips. en 0 en 0 on<br />
Country Rock Diorite 0 on 0<br />
30 small to identify. . Plagioclase 65%: Clear to translucent white. . Bedrock al 24.75m. Diorite· small black flne<br />
-Bld-oI<br />
32<br />
20% : Black elongate tabular. Cleaveage visible<br />
on some larger crystals. Biotite 10%: Dark<br />
~ ' EO H ' blown [0 black. Sinall trun. micaceous c~ /'" EOH' I<br />
I~ visible. Quartz 5%' Op<br />
'{EOH'<br />
-<br />
33<br />
34<br />
35<br />
36<br />
37 -<br />
38<br />
39<br />
40<br />
4 t<br />
I<br />
42<br />
43<br />
44
June 16. 2005<br />
2005 Kasabonika Assessment Report<br />
APPENDIX F<br />
ASI Group Ltd<br />
Assay results from KAS 2005 Water Monitoring<br />
Programme<br />
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A.NAL YfICAI~ RKPORT<br />
Anal !IC~<br />
Anions<br />
Di •• olved 0<br />
'nie CKrbon (DOC)<br />
i'etroleum Hf'''',ro. ceM, I:i CWS-PHC iiI!; BTEX<br />
Pcr:roleum H dmo;arbons F2-F4(CCME)<br />
rotal Mctal~ :.\nalysis III W:..1o::r by ICPMS<br />
'--'rot~l Mctals:!-\!llnlysis of Water byICP<br />
Total Oil an~orea;.t;<br />
TO!.li DiU1d Solids<br />
r".IS.., ~ ,,, ,,,"'"<br />
Ollie D~le Method<br />
Extructed A,nlllYlcd Lahon!t!1Q' Method Rcfc;r~l\~t<br />
NlA 2ooS/031OS Om SOl' 0078 APHA-4110B<br />
4 N/I\. 2005103108 0111 SOP 0622 AI'~A 5310<br />
4 :ZOOS/OJ/OS 20051OJI08 Onl SOP 01541 MIS CHII.u'CCMF. CWS<br />
4 2005tnJ/OX 2!')(IS/O~I(U~ (>nt S()I' 0755 CCME Hydl'OCarbons<br />
4 i()05/0l/0~ ~V()~/03109 o"t SOP 0624 EPA 6020<br />
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2005103/08 21105103/08 OhISOI'OO12 Uf'A60IO<br />
4 2005/03109 2005/03/09 00150P00911 AI'HA5S10<br />
4 N/A 2(lO5103108 AI'HA254OC<br />
4 N/A iIM),5/03101,t Qnt:)OP 0076 APHA2540D<br />
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ANAL YflCAI~ RF.PQRT<br />
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Maxxam J b #: A515769<br />
Report Oa ~i 2005103111<br />
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Client Project #: E20105 DEBEERS<br />
Project name: KASABO!l.IIKA<br />
Your PO. #: 12628<br />
Sampler Initials:<br />
RESULTS OF ANALYSES OF LlaUID<br />
M%\lO(ilm 10 F03107 F03108 F03109<br />
St"lln g Date 2005102127 2005102128 2005102126<br />
HS;OO 12:40 15:30<br />
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Units KAS 0049·N..BASE KAS 0054..oS.(I01C-E!JASE KAS 0048~5-.o01C·BASE<br />
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OIL,& GREASE<br />
Tqal Oil & GrliliilSe mgtL 05 0.7 0.5<br />
CONVENTION,IlLS<br />
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Tqal Dissolved Solids 131 439 1M<br />
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O~solved ~anic Car!;loo 21.0 31.8 130<br />
Tqtal Suspended Solids (TSS) mg!l 3 5 22.0<br />
e~loridQ (el) mgll. NO ND ND<br />
S Ipl'la Ie ($04) mgtL NO NO ND<br />
PI.. QC Bau::1'1<br />
0.5 699068<br />
1 69$345<br />
0.1 6984e8<br />
1 698158<br />
1.5 6985.26<br />
5 698526<br />
N ~ 1= Not detected<br />
a~Balch '" Quality C011l10! Batch<br />
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f03110<br />
Samp"ng Date 2005103101<br />
13:45<br />
Units !CAS OD5S.cS.c01C·BAS!; DL QC Batch<br />
OIL & GREASE<br />
Total au & Grease mglL 0.7 O.S 699088<br />
i CONVSNTIONALS<br />
• Total Dissolved Solids mgJL 224 1 69$345<br />
Dissolved Organic Carbon mgJL 54.9 0.1 698468<br />
Tolal Suspended Solids (TSSl mg/l 550 1 698158<br />
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Chloride {elJ m~L NO 1.S 698526<br />
Sulpt'lale (S04) mg/L NO S 698526<br />
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NO '" Not dflll(!cte(!<br />
QC Batch "" Quality Control Batc;h<br />
Please cl'le¢ll for attacl'led comments<br />
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Max.xam J~b #: AS1S769<br />
Report Da~: 200S/03f11<br />
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ASI GrQup LId<br />
Cient Project #; E2Q105 DEBEERS<br />
Project name: KASABONIKA<br />
Yovr P.O. #: 12628<br />
Sampler Initials:<br />
ELEMENTS BY ATOMIC SPECTROSCOPY (LIQUID)<br />
MauamlD F03107 F03108<br />
Sampling Dale 2005102127 : 2005102128<br />
15:00 12:40<br />
I Units CRITERIA !(AS 0049·N.BA!lE KAS OO~5-oC1C·BASE pj.. at: Bateh<br />
METALS<br />
T alai Aluminum (Al) mgll 0.025 0.04.2 0.016 0.0042 698240<br />
Total Barium (Sa) mgil<br />
·<br />
0.0092 0.076 0.0006 698240<br />
Total Beryllium (Be) mgIl. 0.011 ND ND 0.0014 698240<br />
Total Bismulh (81) mg/L.<br />
·<br />
ND ND 0.0022 696240<br />
Total Cadmium (Cd) mg/L 0.0002 NO NO 0.001 698240<br />
Total Calcium (Ca) mgll · 32 130 0.1 698240<br />
T olal Chromium (Cr) mgll · 0.0017 0.0016 0.0016 698240<br />
Total Cobalt (CO} mglL 0.005 NO NO 0.001 698240<br />
Total Copper (Cu) rngIL 0.0025 NO NO 0.003 698240<br />
Tolal Iron (Fe)<br />
f--..<br />
mg/L O.l 1.6 2.1 0.1 698240<br />
I Tolal Lead (Pb) mg/l 0.002 NO NO 0.0022 698240<br />
ToLaI Migni~ium (Mg) mgll<br />
·<br />
4.3 19 O.OJ 698240<br />
Total Manganese (Mn) mllNl · 0.19 2.4 0.0014 698240<br />
Total Molybdenum (Mo) mg/l 0.04 NO NO Q.0014 698240<br />
Total Nickel (Ni) mg/L 0.025 NO NO 0.001 698240<br />
Total PhosphOrus Tolal (P) ITl9I1. - NO NO 0.04 698519 I<br />
Total Potassium (K) mglL · 0.35 1.2 0~698240<br />
Total SillI1:Ir (AgJ mg/L 0.0001 NO NO 0.0 698240<br />
Total Sodium (Na) mgJL<br />
· 0.8 3.S 0.3 698240<br />
Tolal Vanadium (V) mgIl. 0.006 NO NO 0.001 698240<br />
Tolal Zinc (Zn) mglL O.Ol 0.056 0.007 0.005 698240<br />
NO = Nol ootectad<br />
QC Batch '" Quality ConlIol Batch<br />
CRITERIA: ONTARIO PROVINCIAL WATER QUALITY 09JI;CTIVES GUIDELINES<br />
Ref. to MOEE Waler Management document dated July, 1994<br />
Please check for attached comments<br />
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ELEMENTS 8Y ATOMIC SPECTROSCOPY (LIQUID)<br />
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Project name: KASABONIKA<br />
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Sampler Initials<br />
Maxx.amlD F031 09 F03110<br />
Sampling Dat., 2005102128 2005/03101<br />
15:30 13:45<br />
Units CRITERIA K4S 0048-0S-G01C-6ASE K4S 0055-05-(J01C-BASE<br />
DL<br />
.. _=----:-<br />
QC Batch<br />
METAI..S<br />
Total Aluminum (AI) mg/L 0,025 0.074 1.2 OJ.xJ42 698240<br />
Total Barium (Ba) mg/l.. - 0.038 0.047 0.0006 696240<br />
Total Beryllium (Be) mg/L 0.011 NO ND 0.0014 698240<br />
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Total Bismuth (Bll ms;Vl - ND ND 0.0022 698240<br />
Total C;tgmlum (Cd) mglL 0.0002 NO NO 0.001 698240<br />
Tolal Calcium (Ca) mg,\. - 42 52 0.1 698240<br />
Toral Chromium (Cr) mgtL<br />
· NO 0.0026 0.0016 698240<br />
Total Cobalt (CQ) mgll O.ooS NO 0.001 0.001 698240<br />
Total Copper feu) mgll.. 0.0025 NO ND 0.003 698240<br />
T alai Iron (Fe J mgll.. 0.3 2.0 9.t O.t 698240<br />
Total Lead (Pb) mgfL 0.002 ND 0.0026 0.0022 698240<br />
Total Magnesium (Mg) mgtL<br />
-<br />
5.9 7.9 0.03 698240<br />
Total Manganese (Mn) mgll..<br />
· 0.56 1.0 0.0014 698240<br />
Tolal MoI)'lxlenum (Mo) mgfL 0.04 NO NO 0.00,'1 898240<br />
Total Nickel (Ni) mg/l 0.025 NO 0.002 0.001 698240<br />
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Total Phosphorus Total (P) mg/L<br />
· NO 0.31 0.04 698519<br />
Total Potassium (K) mgJl - 0.62 1.3 0.06 698240<br />
Tolal Sliver (Ag) mg/L 0.0001 NO 0.0007 0.0006 698240<br />
T 01011 Sodium (Na) mgIL - 1.0 1.2 0.3 698240<br />
T "tal Vanadium (V) mglL 0.006 NO 0003 0.001 6~240<br />
Total Zinc (Zo) mgIL 0.03 NO 0.047 0.005 698240<br />
NO .. Not detected<br />
QC BatCh = Qulllity Control Balch<br />
CRITERIA: ONTARIO PROVINCIAL WATER QUALITY OBJECTIVES GUIDeliNES<br />
Ref. to MOEE Wal:8r M;;mag~nt dQ
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Maxxam J lb #: A515769<br />
R"port Da~ej 2005/03/11<br />
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Client Project #: E20105 DEBEERS<br />
Project name: KASABONIKA<br />
YI)ur PO. #: 12628<br />
Sampler Initials:<br />
GENERAl. COMMENTS<br />
Sample<br />
F0311 0·01; sample walt' dlll.lllild 10 x dl.K.! to dark c.alour of matrix<br />
Results rt:late only to the items tested.<br />
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OAIO(<br />
Batc;t<br />
Num Inl<br />
698089 Sf •<br />
698158 Hi It.<br />
698240 JaL<br />
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MATRIX SPIKE<br />
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QCSTANDARO<br />
Method Blank<br />
RPD<br />
MATRIX SPIKE<br />
Spiked Blank<br />
Quality Assurance Report<br />
M axxam Job N urn be r: MAS15769<br />
ASI Group Ltd<br />
Attention: John Sferrazza<br />
Client Project #: E20105 DEBEERS<br />
P,o. #: 12628<br />
Projoct name: KASABONIKA<br />
Date<br />
Analyzed<br />
Parameter YYVY/mm/dd Value Recovery Units<br />
0-T erphenyf 2005l0lfOS 101 %<br />
F2 (C1D-C16 Hydrocatboni) 2005l0ll06 100 %<br />
F3 (C1e.c34 Hydrocatbons) 2005103/08 100 %<br />
F4 (C34-C50 Hydrocarbons) 2005103/08 100 %<br />
Readll:lld 8asollne at C50 2005103/06 YES %<br />
0-Terphenyf 2005lO3l0e 107 %<br />
F2 (C1D-C16 Hydrocarbons) 2005103106 103 %<br />
F3 (C16-C34 Hydrocarbons) 2005l03/0B 103 %<br />
F4 (C34-C50 HydrCl(:;;lrbonsl 2005103/06 103 %<br />
Readied Ba&ellne OIl esa 2005103108 YES %<br />
0-Terphenyl 2005103/08 101 %<br />
F2 (C1D-C16 Hydrocarbons) 2005103/08 NO,DL-100 uQlL<br />
F3 (C1SC)4. Hydrocarbons) 2005103/06 ND. DL-100 ugIL<br />
F4 (C34-CSO Hy~rocalbons) 2005103/08 NO. DL==100 ugll<br />
Reached Baseline at C50 2005103108 YES, DL:O ugiL<br />
F2 (C1D-C16 Hydrocarbons) 2005103/08 NC %<br />
F3 (C16-C34 Hydrocarbons) 2005/03108 NC %<br />
F4 (CJ.4-CSO HydrocalbQns) 2005103108 NC %<br />
Reachod Ba$8Uns at COO 2005l0JlC'S NC %<br />
Total Suspended Solids (TSS) 2005J03/08 102 %<br />
Total suspended Solids (TSS) 20()5I031'08 NO,OL-l mwL<br />
Total Suspended Solids (TSS) 2005103/08 8.8 %<br />
T olal Aluminum (AI) 2005103/09 101 %<br />
Total Bar1um (8a) 2005103/09 108 %<br />
Tolal Beryllium (Be) 2005103109 112 %<br />
Total Bismuth (8i) 2005103/09 10J %<br />
T Qtal Cadmium (Cd) 2005103109 '10 %<br />
Total C~tlum (Ca) 2005/03/09 76 %<br />
Total Chromium (Cr) 20051031'09 103 %<br />
TQlaI Cobalt lCo) 20051031'09 103 %<br />
Total Copper (Cu) 2005l031O!i:/ 99 %<br />
Total Iron (Fe) 2005103109 107 %<br />
Total load (Pb) 2005103109 103 %<br />
TQIaI Magnesium (Mg) 200510310') 106 %<br />
T~I Manganese (Mnl 2005103109 102 %<br />
Total Molybdenum (Mol 2005103109 111 %<br />
Total Nickel (NI) 2005103/0!l 102 %<br />
Total Potassium (K) 2005l0ll09 106 %<br />
Total Sodium (Ha) 2005103/09 101 %<br />
Total V
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Num Ini!!:<br />
698240 JBW<br />
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698345 HI-<br />
698460 EE ~<br />
aCTvoc<br />
Spiked Blank<br />
Method Blank<br />
RPD<br />
OC STANDARD<br />
Method Blank<br />
RPD<br />
MATRIX SPIKE<br />
Spiked Blank<br />
Quality Assurance Report (Continued)<br />
Ma.o:am Job Number: MAS15769<br />
Da16<br />
Analyzed<br />
Pal'l!lmerer ww/mrnldd Value Recoverv Units<br />
Total Potassium (K) 2005lOlI09 101 %<br />
Tolal Sliver (Ag) 2005103/09 104- %<br />
Tolal Sodium (Na) 2005103/1)9 113 %<br />
Total Vanadium (V) 200510311)9 106 %<br />
Total Zinc (Zn) 200SJOll09 102 %<br />
Total Aluminum (Al) 2005103.109 NO, OL=00042 mgll..<br />
TQlaI BarIum (Sa) 2005103109 NO, OL=00006 mgll<br />
Total Beryllium (Be) 2DOSJ03l1l9 NO, DL"O.oo14. rngll<br />
T etal Bismuth (Bi) 2005103109 NO, 01.-0.0022 mgll.<br />
Total cadmium (Cd) 200SJOll09 NO, OL=0.001 mg/I,.<br />
Total Caldum (Ca) 2005(03109 NO,OL"0.1 rngll<br />
Tol:;II CtItomlum fCr) 2005103109 NO, 01.=0.0016 mg/L<br />
Tocal Cobalt (Co) 20051031(19 NO, 01.:::0.001 mg/L<br />
Total Copper (Cu) 2005103.109 NO, OL"O.OOJ mgll<br />
T Qlal I ron (F.,) 20051031(19 ND.OI.",O.l mQlL<br />
Tola! Lead (Pb) 20051031(19 NO, OL=0.0022 mQIL<br />
Total Magnesium (M9) 2oo5lOlI09 NO. 01,.=0.03 rnglL<br />
Total Manganese IMn) 2005l03)C19 NO. OL-O.OO14 mg/l<br />
Tolal Molybdenum (Mol 200SlO3l09 NO. 01.-0.0014 mg/l<br />
Tol:;II Nlc;:Icel (NI) 2005103109 NO, DL=0.001 rngll<br />
To~1 Potassium (K) 2005103109 NO.OL"O.Oe mgll<br />
Total Silver lAg) 2005103.109 NO, OL"'0.0006 mgll.<br />
Total Sodium (Na) 2005103100 NO.OL-o.3 mQll<br />
Total Vanadium (V) 200SJ03l1l9 ND. OLiiiiO.OOl mgIL<br />
Total Zinc an) 2005103109 NO, OL::o.005 mel\..<br />
Total Aluminum (Al) 2005103109 7.7 %<br />
Total Barium (Sa) 2005103109 3.8 %<br />
Total Beryllium (Be) 2005103109 NC %<br />
T alai Bi$muth (81) 2005103109 NC %<br />
TOIaI cadmium (Cd) 2005I03I09 NC %<br />
Tola! calcium (Ca) 2005103109 1.7 %<br />
Tolal Chromium (0) 2005103109 NC %<br />
Tolal Cobalt (Co) 2005/03/09 NC %<br />
Total Copper (Cu) 2005103109 NC %<br />
TOlallron (Fe) 2(105l03J09 NC %<br />
Tolal Lead (PO) 2005103109 NC %<br />
T alai Magnesium (Mg) 2005103109 1.1 %<br />
Total Mangantl$e (Mn) 2005103/09 0.9 %<br />
Tolal Molybdenum (Mo) 2005lO3IOi~ NC %<br />
Total Nickel (Ni) 2005103109 NC %<br />
Total PotaSSium (K) 2005103109 2.1 %<br />
Total Silv.r (Ae) 2005103/09 NC %<br />
Total Sodium (Na) 2005103109 0.5 %<br />
Total Vanadium (V) 2005lO3I0!' NC 'Yo<br />
Total Zinc (In) 2005103109 1.9 %<br />
Total Dissolved Solids 2005103/08 95 %<br />
Tolal Olssol-..ed Solids 2005l0J/08 NO,OL"'1 mglL<br />
Tolal Dl&soive
Quality Assurance Report (Continued)<br />
Manam Job Number: ~A515169<br />
ASI Group ltd<br />
Attention: John Sferrazza<br />
Client Project #: E20105 DEBEERS<br />
P.O. #: 12628<br />
Project name: KASABONIKA<br />
ON(lIC<br />
Batc.h<br />
Num Irlit<br />
e98460 ~9G<br />
!ilCTXEe<br />
Spiked Blank<br />
Method Blank<br />
RPD<br />
698468 D ~A MATRIX SPIKE<br />
OCSTANDARD<br />
Spiked Blank<br />
Melhod Blank<br />
RPD<br />
698519 B ;'11 MATRIX SPIKE<br />
QC STANDARD<br />
_5~.t<br />
Spikod Blank<br />
Molhod Blank<br />
RPD<br />
MATRIX SPIKE<br />
OCSTANDARD<br />
Spiked Blank<br />
M(lthod Blank<br />
RPD<br />
699086 AJ J QCSTANDARD<br />
Method Blank<br />
II RPD<br />
ND = NOl 11~c:Ied<br />
NfA :: NQI ~pplicable<br />
NC = Non·~lculable<br />
RPD - ReioitivQ Percent Difference<br />
ac Standa~=- Quality Control Srandard<br />
SPIKE .. Fe ~fied sample<br />
Oate<br />
Analyzed<br />
Parameter 'lJD./mrnldd Value Recolll:!!)' Units<br />
Benzone 200510.1108 90 %<br />
Toluene 2Q05l03l08 9.t %<br />
Elhylbenzene 2005103108 91<br />
D-Xylene 2005/0JlOS 92 "'" %<br />
p+m-Xylene 2005103108 92 %<br />
F1 (C6-Cl01 2005103108 85 %<br />
04-1,2-DlchlorobenZl)ne 2005l0~lOa 1i8 %<br />
Ben2;911e 2005103/08 NO.OL"'O.2 ug/L<br />
Toluene 2005103108 NO, DL"'O.2 ug/L<br />
ElhylbQnzene 2005103108 NO.DL=O.2 ugll<br />
o-Xytene 2005103108 NO,OL=0.2 ug/l.<br />
p+m-Xylene 2005103/08 NO,DL..n.4 ug/L<br />
Total Xylonas 20(l5lO3/08 NO,Ol=O.4 ugll<br />
F1 (Cfi.C10) 2005l03l08 NO,OL"'1oo ug/L<br />
F1 (Cf).C10) - BTEX 2005l0YOS NO. DL=100 ug/L<br />
BeflZSl1e 2005103108 HC 'lb<br />
Toluene 2005103108 NC %<br />
Eth:tlbenzel"llJ 2005103108 NC %<br />
a-Xylene 2005103108 NC %<br />
p"'m-Xylene 2005103.'08 NC %<br />
Total Xylenes 2005.103.'08 NC %<br />
F1 (C6-C10) 200~3I08 NC %<br />
Fl (C6-C10) - BTEX 2005103/108 NC %<br />
Djs~ol"ed Organic; Cartlon 2005/03108 103 %<br />
Dissolved Organic Carbon 2005/03108 103 %<br />
DisSOlved Of'lij3nic Carbon 2oo5l0J.'08 99 %<br />
Dissolved Organic; Carbon 2005103108 0.1,OL-O.1 mgIl<br />
Di$$oIved OrganIc Cal'bOn lOO5I03108 1.5 %<br />
Total PhosphOll,lS Total (PI 2005103108 101 %<br />
TOlal Phosphorus Total (PI 2005103106 101 %<br />
Total PhosphOfUS Total (PI 2005103108 101 %<br />
Total Phosphorus Tolql (P) 200:s/03l08 0.05, OL>
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YourC.O ·.#:N/A<br />
ANALYTICAL REPORT<br />
MAXXA .• TOR #: 4.520166<br />
Received: :Z:OOS/03/%1.11:S0<br />
Sample tri,,: LIQUID<br />
It S"lT1ple~ J.(.eceived: 1<br />
An .. 1 '~R<br />
~s~niC Carbon (DOC)<br />
Pe\(oleum dro. CCME CWS-PHC FI& STEX<br />
I'ctTolc;um H ~roc:;ubolls n·f'4(CCME)<br />
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Report Da a: 2005/03/31<br />
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Client Project #: E201 05 DEBEERS<br />
Project name: KASABONIKA<br />
Your P.O. #: 12628<br />
Sampler Initials:<br />
PETROLeUM HYDROCARBONS (CCME)<br />
Max)(amlD F23240 I I<br />
Sampling Oalo 2005/03/13 I I<br />
Units !(AS 0090.GS.(101C.NW-ORILLI DL IQC Batch<br />
Petroleum Hydro. - CCME<br />
Benzene uftL. ND 0.2 707220<br />
Toluene ug/L. NO 0.2 707220<br />
Ethylbel'lZene uglL NO 0.2 707220<br />
o-X~lene ugIL ND 0.2 707220<br />
p"'m.-Xylene ugIl NO 0.4 707220<br />
T 0131 Xylenes ugIL NO 0.4 707220<br />
F1 (C&-C10) ugll NO 100 707220<br />
F1 (C6--C10) BTEX uglL NO 100 707220<br />
TPH COMPOUNDS<br />
F2 (C1O-C16 Hydrocarbons) ugfl NO 100 706166<br />
F3 (C1fl..C34 Hydrocartx:lf\s) ugll NO 100 706166<br />
F4 (CJ4.C50 Hyd1Q\;srbons) ugfL. NO 100 706166<br />
ReaChed Baseline at COO ugJl YES N/A 706166<br />
Surrogate Recovery (%)<br />
1,4-DlfluOI'abenzene % 96 7072'l1J<br />
.... BromolluOl'obenzene o~ 102 707220<br />
D1 D-Ethylbenz.ene % 105 707220<br />
04.1.2-Dlchloroethane % 101 707220<br />
0-T erphenyl % 92 706166<br />
NO '" Not doleclsd<br />
OC Batch .. Quality ContrOl Batch<br />
Please check for attached CDIl1mellb<br />
Pagq 30f9
MaJa~,~<br />
Maxxam J..,b #: A520766<br />
Report DC! a: 2005/03/31<br />
ASI Group Ltd<br />
Client Project #: E20105 DEBEERS<br />
Project name: KASABONIKA<br />
Your P.O. #: 12628<br />
Sampler Initials:<br />
ELeMENTS BY ATOMIC SPECTROSCOPY (LIQUID)<br />
IManamlD 1 I F23240<br />
I Sampling Dale I I ZOO5l03l13<br />
I lUnitsl!(AS 0090.oS.o01C-NW-DRllL DL QC Batch<br />
MET.lLS<br />
TOLaI Aluminum (All mg/l. 3.8 0.0042 705575<br />
Totill Barium (l3a) mg/l.. 0.099 0.0006 705575<br />
T alai Beryllium (Be) mgll. ND 0.0014 705575<br />
Tolal Bismuth (Bil mgll NO 0.0022 705575<br />
ToLaI Cadmium (Cd) mgIL NO 0.001 705575<br />
ToLaI CalCium (Ca) mgIL 81 0.1 705575<br />
Total Chromium (Cr) mg/L 0.0075 D.OCllS 705575<br />
Total Cobalt (Co) mgtL 0.005 0.001 705575<br />
Tolal Copper (Cu) mgfl. 0.014 0.003 705575<br />
TOlallron (Fe) mglL 9.9 0.1 705575<br />
Total Lead (Pb) mgll 0.0064 to:oo22 705575<br />
Tolal Magnesium (Mg) mgfL 12 0.03 705575<br />
Total Mang;mase (Mn) mgfl. 0.69 0.0014 705575<br />
Tolal Molybdenum (Mo) mijjlL ND 0.0014 705575<br />
Total Nickel (Nil mgIl 0.007 0.001 705575<br />
ToLaI PhosphOrus (P) mg/L 0.92 0.04 705561<br />
Totill Potassium (K) mgtL 2.0 0.06 705575<br />
Total Sillier (Ag) mg/L NO 0.0006 705575<br />
Total Sodium (Na) mg/L 1.7 0.3 705575<br />
Total V .. nadlum (V) mglL 0.009 0.001 705575<br />
Tolal Zinc (In) mgll 0,14 D.ODS 705575<br />
ND '" Not defected<br />
OC Batch =: Qu:)lIty ConlfOl Batch<br />
Please cheok ror attached comments<br />
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ASI Group Ltd<br />
Attention: John Sferrazza<br />
Client Project #: E20105 DEBEERS<br />
I P.O. #: 12628<br />
I<br />
Project name: KASABONIKA<br />
Quality Assurance Report (Continued)<br />
Maxxam Job Number: MA520766<br />
QAlQiC<br />
Dale<br />
Bat~<br />
Analyzed<br />
Num Inlt, QC TYtle Parameter yyyy/mmldd value Reooverv Units<br />
QC Limits<br />
106166 S~ MeUled Blarll~ o-Terphen~ 2005l0l/24 90 % 65 - 135<br />
F2 (C10-C16 Hydrocarbons) 2005l03lZ4 ND. DL"'100 ug/L<br />
P3 (C1S-C34 Hydrocarl:lOl'ls) 2005103124 ND. Dl.=lOO ugll.<br />
F4 (Cl4-CSO Hydrocarbons) 2005103124 NO. 01.:100 ugfl.<br />
Reached Baseline at COO 2005103124 YES,OU=O ugll<br />
RFD F2 (C10-C16 Hydrocarbons) 2005/03124 NC % 20<br />
F3 (C16.C34 HydrocarbonS) 2005103124 NC % 20<br />
F4 (C34-CSO Hydrocartx:Jl"is) 2005l03l;~ NC % 20<br />
Reached B85e1ine al csa 2005103124 NC % NlA<br />
7D6~T<br />
QCSTANOARO Total Dissolved Solids 2005103126 97 % 90 - 110<br />
Melhod Blank Total Dissolved Solids 2005103126 NO. DL"1 mgll<br />
RPO Total Dissolved Solids 2005103126 1.1 % 25<br />
707220 ~ MATRIX SPIKE 1.4-0inI,lQfOb$nzene 2005/03129 99 % ti5 ·135<br />
4-BromoRuorobenzane 2005/03l;!9 98 % oS - 13S<br />
D1()'Elhylbenzene 2005lO3r.19 89 % 65 - 13S<br />
04-1 ,2-DldllorooltJane 2005lO3rl9 93 % 65 - 135<br />
Benzene 2005/03129 60 % eo -120<br />
Toluene 20051OY.!9 68 % 80 - 120<br />
Elhylbol'\Zene 2005/03129 6S % 60 -120<br />
o-Xylene 2005/03129 68 % BO - 120<br />
p'1Tl-Xylene 200S/0ar.!9 67 % BO 120<br />
F1 (Ce;..C10) 2005/O:v.!9 97 0/. !!O -120<br />
Spiked Blank 1,4-DifluOf"Obenzene 2005103129 101 % 65 ·135<br />
4~~oftuQ~nzene 20051031'29 99 % 65 - 135<br />
D1()'Ethylbenzene 2005/03129 1'55 % 65 135<br />
D4-1.2·Didlloroethane 2005103129 96 % 65 - 135<br />
Benzeno 2005l03li!9 66 % 65 -135<br />
Toluene 2005J0Jr.1!9 66 % 65 - 135<br />
5thylbenzene 20051031211 72 % 65 135<br />
o-X~ene 2005/03f29 70 % 65·135<br />
p+m-Xylenll 2005103129 e9 % 65 - 135<br />
F1 (C5-C1O) 2005103129 75 % 65 135<br />
Method Blank 1 .4-0ifluof"Obenzene 2005103129 100 % 65 -135<br />
4-Bromolluoroberlzell6 2005lO3n:9 99 % 65·135<br />
D 1 ().Elhylbonzene 2005103129 93 % 65·135<br />
04-1,2-0idllcrooth.me 200510312:9 96 % 65-135<br />
Benzene 2005103129 NO, DL.:O.2 ugfL<br />
Toluene 200S103J29 NO. 01..:0.2 ugtL<br />
Ethylbenzene 2005!03I29 ND. DI.::::0.2 ugIL<br />
o-X'ylene 2005103129 NO.OL"0.2 ugll.<br />
p+m-Xylene 2005103129 ND. DL'"()." ugJL<br />
Total Xylen~ 2005103129 NO. 01..:0.4- uglL<br />
F1 (C6-C10) 2OO5IQ3129 ND, DL=1oo ug/L<br />
Fl (C6·Cl0) • BTEX 200S!03/29 NO. Dl"100 ugll<br />
RPD Benzene 2005103129 NC % 20<br />
Toluene 2005103129 NC % 20<br />
Ethylbenzene 2005103129 NC % 20<br />
o-Xylene 2005103129 NC % 20<br />
p+m-Xylene 2005103129 NC % 20<br />
Total Xylenes 2005103129 NC % 20<br />
; F1 (Ca.c10) 2005/03129 NC % N/A<br />
F1 (C~101· BTEX 2005/0312!~ NC % N/A<br />
ND = Nol ~$te(;ted<br />
N/A :::: Not ~pplicable<br />
. NC ''ion-i;iIicuIaDle<br />
"~I RPD :;;: Re \l~ve PSra!nt Difference<br />
I<br />
Mississauga Enll; 6740 Campobello Road l5N 2L8 Telephone(905) 811-5700 FAX(905) 817.5717<br />
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C''IT'-'-''-ol!,t:..P =L"'td=--_____ • D_R_IV_f_N_B_Y_BE_R_V_I_C_E_A_N_D_S_C,I_E_N_C_E_.<br />
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Ma~~,~<br />
Max.xam ~db #: AS1 8546<br />
Reporl-D~te: 2005/03/22<br />
I<br />
ASI Group Ltd<br />
Client Projoct #: E20105 DEBEERS<br />
Project name: KASABONIi
GROUP 905 641 1825 TO:705 674 7784 P.7<br />
ELEMENTS BY ATOMIC SPECTROSCOPY (LIQUID)<br />
ASI Group Ltd<br />
CIII,mt Project #: E20105 DE BEERS<br />
Prc/jed name: KASABONIKA<br />
Your p,O, #: 12628<br />
Sampler Inrnals:<br />
MallOxarn 10 F14245 F14246 I F14247<br />
,arPling Oate 2005103108 2005103108<br />
!<br />
2005103/08<br />
15:20 15:05 14:55<br />
U : Units KAS 0048-CS.o01C·W I
JUN-17-2005 13:12 FROM:ASI GROUP<br />
905 641 1825<br />
TO:705 674 7784<br />
P.B<br />
" Ma '-.. am<br />
I ..... 'I ... IV(U::1io In.:<br />
'1<br />
Maxxam J~b #: A518S46<br />
R~pol't Date 12005/03/22<br />
ASI Group Ltd<br />
Client Project #: E20105 DEBEERS<br />
Pmjecl name: KASABONIKA<br />
Your P.O. #: 12628<br />
Sampler Initials:<br />
• GENERAl COMMENTS<br />
Samplo<br />
1=14245-01: sample was diluted and analysetl due 10 dar .. colour in malriJl:<br />
Results r \ lato only to tnoltems tested.<br />
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Atle,nlion: John Sferrazz:a<br />
Client Project #: E2010S DEBEERS<br />
P.O. #: 12628<br />
Prol19ct name: KASABONIKA<br />
'I<br />
QA/Qj'<br />
Quality Assurance Report<br />
Maxxam Job Number: MA518546<br />
Date<br />
Batch<br />
Analyzed<br />
Num Inll QCT~ee Parameter yvvy'mm'dlj Value Recovery Units ac limits<br />
7017213 JB~ MATAIX SPIKE Total Aluminum (AI) 2005'03'1 i' 84 % 75· 125<br />
Total Barium (Ba) 2005103'11' 104 "10 75 - 125<br />
Total Beryllium (Be) 2005103/11' 97 % 1'5 - 125<br />
I<br />
Totell Cadmium (Cd) 2005103/1,' 104 % 75 - 125<br />
Tolal Chromium (Cr) 2005103/1 i' 106 % 75·125<br />
Total Cobalt (Co) 2005/03/17' 110 % 75 - 125<br />
T olal Coppor (Cu) 2005103111' 107 % 75 -125<br />
Tolallron (Fe) 2005103111' 112 % 75 - 125<br />
Tolal Lead (PI;i) 2005103/11' 105 % 75 -125<br />
TOIaI Magnesium (Mg) 2005103/1 " 97 % 75 - 125<br />
Tolal r.Aanganese (Mn) 2005103/1 " 113 % 75 - 125<br />
lolal MOlybdenum (Mo) 2005l03/H 116 % 75 - 125<br />
Total Nickel (Ni) 2005103/1,' 107 % 75 - 125<br />
T olal Potassium (J
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• .J.IW<br />
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ASI Group Ltd<br />
Attention: John Sferrazza<br />
Client Project #: E20105 DEBEERS<br />
!<br />
- P.O.#: 12628<br />
Pr10ject name: KASABONn-Xylene 2005103/18 9S % 80 120<br />
p+m-Xylene 20051031'18 92 % 80-120<br />
F1 (C6-C10) 2005103116 90 % 80·120<br />
Spikod Blank 1,4-Di6uarobonzene 20051031'18 95 'Y. 65·135<br />
4-Brornofluorobenzene 2005103/18 103 % 65 -'35<br />
D10-Elhyll)enz;ene (FS) 2005/03/18 99 ,.,.<br />
65 135<br />
D4-1.Z-Oiohloroelhane Z005l03118 106 % 65 - 135<br />
Benzene 2005103/'8 76 % 55·135<br />
Toluene 20051031'1 e 97 % 65·135<br />
Elhylbenzene 2005103/18 99 % 65 - 135<br />
1..._-------.1, :<br />
o-Xylene 2005103/'16 101 % 65 - 135<br />
p+rn-Xyklne 2006103/"18 96 % 65·135<br />
F1 (C6-C10) 2005103/18 9S % 65· 135<br />
I Method Blank 1,4-01Iluorobsnzena 2005/03118 102 % 65· 135<br />
4-Bromofluorobenzene 2005/03/18 104 % 65 135<br />
I D10·Elhylbenzene (FS) 2005103/18 106 % 65 - 135<br />
MlssJssauga Env. 6740 Campobello Road L5N 2LB TelephOl"le(905~ 817·5700 FAX(905) 811.5777<br />
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Quality Assurance Report (Continued)<br />
Maxxam Job Number: MA!i18546<br />
ASI GI'OUP Ltd<br />
Attention: John Sferrazza<br />
Client Pl'Oject #: E20105 OEBEERS<br />
P.O. #: 12628<br />
Project namo: KASA80NtKA<br />
NC .. NOn)~ICl.Ilable<br />
RPD ,. Retative Percent Difference<br />
QC Stand~~ ;;;; Quality Control Standard<br />
$PII
ASI Group Ltd<br />
Maxxam Job #: A515769<br />
Report Date: 2005103128<br />
Client Project # E20105 DEBEERS<br />
Project name: KASABONIKA<br />
Your P.O, # 12628<br />
Sampler Initials:<br />
RESULTS OF ANALYSES OF LIQUID<br />
'Maxxam 10<br />
F03107 F031 08 F031Q9 F03110<br />
Sampling Date 2127/200515:00 21281200512:40 21281200515:30 3111200513:45<br />
Units KAS 0049-N-BASE KAS OOS4"()5-OO1C-BASE KAS 0048..()5..()01C-BASE KAS 0055"()5-001C-BASE DL QC Batch<br />
,OIL & GREASE<br />
Total Oil & Grease mg/l 0.5 0.7 0,5 0.7 0,5 699088<br />
CONVENTIONALS<br />
Total Dissolved Solids mg/l 131 439 184 224 1 698345<br />
Dissolved Organic Carbon mg/L 21 31.8 130 54,9 0.1 698468<br />
Total Suspended Solids (TSS) m!lll 3 5 22 550 1 698158<br />
Chloride (CI)mglL NO ND ND ND 1,5 698526<br />
Sulphate (S041. mglL ND NO NO NO 5 698526<br />
METALS<br />
Total Aluminum (AI) mglL 0,042 0,016 0,074 1.2 698240<br />
Total Barium (Ba) mg/l 0,0092 0,076 0.038 0,047 698240<br />
Total Bervtlium (Bel ,m!lIl NO NO NO NO 698240<br />
Total Bismuth (Bi) ImglL NO NO ND NO 698240<br />
'Total Cadmium (Cd) mg/L NO NO NO NO ° 698240<br />
:Total Calcium (Ca) IIT)gIl 32 130 42 52 0.1 698240<br />
Total Chromium (Cr) ImglL 0,0017 0,0016 NO 0.0026 698240<br />
'Total Cobalt (Co) mg/L NO NO NO 0.001 ° 698240<br />
,Total Copper (Cu) lm!lll ND NO NO NO 0 698240<br />
I Total Iron (Fe) ImglL 1,6 2.1 2 9,20,1 698240<br />
~T~ota~ll~e~ad~i~{lp~b~)~~ ____ ~~rN~O ________ ~~N~O ____________ ~~N=O ____________ ~~------______ 0~,~00~26~~0+_~6~98~2~4~0<br />
,Total Magnesium (Mg)<br />
m<br />
~ 4.3 19 5,9 7,9 0 698240<br />
I Total Manganese (Mn) mglL 0,19 2,4 0,58 1 0 698240<br />
Total Molybdenum (MOl mg/L NO NO NO ND ° 698240<br />
:Total Nickel (Ni)<br />
NO NO ND 0,002 0 698240<br />
~T~ota~IP~ho~)~~tho~ru~S~T~ota~I(~IP~)-+~~ ~~NO~ ______ ~~N~O~ __________ ~~~N~O ____________ ~~ ____________ ~07,3~1~70~~69~8~5~19~1<br />
Total Potassium (K)..... 0,35 1,2 0,62 1,3 0,1 698240<br />
Total Silver lAg) m!lIl NO ND NO 0,0007 ° 698240<br />
Total Sodium (Nal mg/l 0,8 3.6 1 1,2 0,3 698240<br />
Total Vanadium (V) mg/l NO NO NO 0.003 0 698240<br />
Total Zinc (Znl m!lll 0.056 0,007 NO 0,047 0 698240<br />
Petroleum Hydro. - CCME<br />
Benzene<br />
ugll NO<br />
Toluene<br />
ugIl NO<br />
I Ethyloonzene i NO<br />
cO-~X~~fne~~ __________-+<br />
NO<br />
:p+m-Xvlene<br />
NO<br />
Total X~nes<br />
u!lll NO<br />
F1 (C6-C10)<br />
ug/l NO<br />
F1 (C5-C101- BTEX luglL NO<br />
TPH COMPOUNDS<br />
F2 (C1O-C16 Hydrocarbons) ug; NO<br />
F3 (C16-C34 HYdrocarbons) lugll NO<br />
H (C34-C5O Hydrocarbons) lug, NO<br />
Reached Baseline at C50 lug, YES<br />
Surroaate Recovery (%0)<br />
04-1,2-Dlchlorooonzene %<br />
0-T erphenyl %<br />
105<br />
103<br />
GENERAL COMMENTS<br />
Sample F03110.Ql: sample was diluted 10 x due to dark colour of matrix<br />
NO<br />
NO<br />
NO<br />
NO<br />
NO<br />
NO<br />
NO<br />
NO<br />
YES<br />
NO<br />
0,6<br />
NO<br />
0,5<br />
0.5<br />
NO<br />
NO<br />
103<br />
114<br />
NO<br />
NO<br />
YES<br />
NO<br />
0,6<br />
0,3<br />
0,7<br />
NO<br />
NO<br />
NO<br />
1400 NO<br />
NO<br />
YES<br />
106<br />
95<br />
0,2<br />
1,5 0,2<br />
1.3 0,2<br />
2.9 0.2<br />
6.3 0.4<br />
9.2 0.4<br />
100<br />
100<br />
106<br />
116<br />
100<br />
100<br />
100<br />
NlA<br />
698460<br />
698460<br />
698460<br />
698460<br />
698460<br />
698460<br />
698460<br />
698460<br />
698089<br />
698OS9<br />
698089<br />
698OS9<br />
698460<br />
698089<br />
Results relate only to the items tested.<br />
This report dated: 2005/03128 replaces all previous reports.
Maxxam Job#: A515769<br />
Report Date: 2005103/28<br />
NO = Not detected<br />
QC Batch = Quality Control Batch<br />
Please check for attached comments<br />
ASI Group LId<br />
Client Project # E20105DEBEERS<br />
Project name: KASABONIKA<br />
Your P.O. #: 12628<br />
Sampler Initials:<br />
RESULTS OF ANALYSES OF LIQUID<br />
MaxxamlD<br />
F03107<br />
F03108<br />
F03109<br />
F03110<br />
Sampling Date<br />
2127/200515:00<br />
2128/2005 12:40 212812005 15:30<br />
Units KAS 0049-N-BASE KAS 0054.oS-001C·BASE KAS 0048.05-001 C·BASE<br />
OIL & GREASE<br />
Total Oil & Grease<br />
I moIL<br />
0.5<br />
0.7 0.5<br />
CONVENTIONALS<br />
Total Dissolv: Solids jmg!l<br />
131<br />
439 184<br />
Oi<br />
mg/l<br />
21<br />
31.8 130<br />
Total Sus<br />
ImgIL<br />
3<br />
5 22<br />
Chlorlde{CI)<br />
I maIL NO<br />
NO<br />
NO<br />
Sulphate (S04)<br />
ImgIL NO<br />
NO<br />
NO<br />
311/200513:45<br />
KAS 0055.oS-001C·BASE DL<br />
I<br />
0.7 0.5 699088<br />
224 1 698345<br />
54.9 0.1 698468<br />
550 1 698158<br />
NO 1.5 698526<br />
NO 5 698526
Maxxam Job #: A517726<br />
Report Date: 2005103/28<br />
ASI Group Ltd<br />
Client Project #: E20105 DEBEERS<br />
Project name: KASABONIKA<br />
Your P.O. #: 12628<br />
Sampler Initials:<br />
RESULTS OF ANALYSES OF LIQUID<br />
Maxxam ID 1 F10383 F10384 F10385<br />
Sampling Date 1 3/5120059:30 3/51200510:00 318120059:00<br />
IUnits KAS-0049-05-00IC·N-ORILL KAS-0049-8W-DRILL KAS-0054-05-00IC·BASE DL QC Batch<br />
OIL & GREASE 1<br />
ND ND 0.5 702375<br />
Total Dissolved Solids ________ ~117<br />
120 1 700958<br />
Dissolved 20.1 0.1 700679<br />
ITotal Sus --------=<br />
34 1 701273<br />
IChloride (CI m L 7: N=D---------' ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~=~~::::::::~~;~<br />
1.5 700942<br />
Sulphate (804)<br />
mglL ND<br />
5 700942<br />
METALS<br />
Total Aluminum (Al) mglL 0.16 0.13<br />
Total Barium (8a) mglL 0.016 0.013<br />
Total Beryllium (Be) mg/L ND ND<br />
Total Bismuth (Bi) mg/L ND ND<br />
Total Cadmium (Cd) mg/L ND ND<br />
Total Calcium (Ca) mglL 33 39<br />
Total Chromium (Cr) mgIL ND ND<br />
Total Cobalt(Co) mglL ND ND<br />
Total Copper (Cu) mglL 0.016 0.004<br />
Total Iron (Fe) ~ 2.5<br />
2.2<br />
Total Lead (Pb) NO ND<br />
r-T~ota~IM7a~~g~'ne~s~iu~m-~«iMg77,])----~~m L~~------~4~.9~~------4~.7<br />
Total Manganese (Mn) mglL ~ 0.24<br />
Total Molybdenum (Mo) mglL ND<br />
r-T~ota~IN7.i~~e~I(~IN~i)~~~--~'~m~g.IL~7:N=D-----------~ ~N~D~----------;<br />
Total Phosphorus Total (P) mg.L 0.091 ~<br />
~T~o~ta~IP~0~ta~s~s~iu~m~'(~IK~)~~-~m~1~g.IL~--------~0.~6~3r-----~~<br />
. Total Silver (Ag) mg,L ND ND<br />
Total Sodium (Na) mg,L 1.1 0.9<br />
Total Vanadium (V) mg, L 0.003 ND<br />
Total Zinc (Zn) mg/L 0.051 0.15<br />
Petroleum Hydro.· CCME<br />
. Benzene ug.L ND ND<br />
• Toluene ug,L ND 4.8<br />
Ethylbenzene ugL ND 2.2<br />
ia-Xylene lugL ND 4.3<br />
p+m-Xylene ugL 0.4 9.6<br />
Total Xylenes ugL 0.4 13.9<br />
F1 (C6-C10) ugL ND NO<br />
F1 (C6-C10)· BTEX uglL NO NO<br />
TPH COMPOUNDS<br />
F2 C1O-C16 Hydrocarbons ugL ND NO<br />
F3 C16-C34 Hydrocarbons ND NO<br />
F4 C34-C50 Hydrocarbons ug L ND ND<br />
Reached Baseline at C50 uglL YES YES<br />
Surrogate Recovery W.)<br />
1,4-Difluorobenzene % 99 97<br />
4-Bromofluorobenzene % 100 100<br />
D1Q-Ethylbenzene % 109 106<br />
r.D4~.1~.2~.D*i~ch~~~~th~a-n-e-----;~%~~-------------~9~8r---------~I~<br />
~a-~T~e~rp~lh~e~nyl~ _____ ~~%~~ _______ ~1~06~ ______ 1~<br />
GENERAL COMMENTS<br />
Sample F 10383·01: sample was diluted due to dark coloured matrix<br />
Sample F 10384·01: sample was diluted due to dark coloured matrix<br />
Results relate only to the items tested.<br />
This report dated: 2005/03/28 replaces all previous reports.
Maxxam Job #: A517726<br />
Report Date: 2005103/28<br />
NO = Not detected<br />
QC Batch = Quality Control Batch<br />
Please check for attached comments<br />
ASI Group Ltd<br />
Client Project #: E20105 DE BEERS<br />
Project name: KASABONIKA<br />
Your P.O. #: 12628<br />
Sampler Initials:<br />
RESULTS OF ANALYSES OF LIQUID<br />
• Maxxam 10<br />
F10383<br />
IF10384<br />
F10385<br />
: Sampling Date<br />
3/5/2005 9:30 3/5/200510:00<br />
3/8/2005 9:00<br />
Units KAS.Q049-OS-00IC·N-DRILL KAS-0049-5W·DRILL KAS-0054-05-00IC-BASE DL QC Batch<br />
lOlL & GREASE<br />
Total Oil & Grease<br />
• CONVENTIONALS<br />
mg/l NO<br />
NO NO<br />
M 702375<br />
T olal Dissolved Solids mg/L<br />
117<br />
120 1 700958<br />
Dissolved Organic Carbon mg/l<br />
20.9<br />
20.1 0.11 700679<br />
Total Suspended Solids (TSS) mg/L<br />
63<br />
34 73<br />
Chloride (CI)<br />
mg/l NO<br />
NO 1. 2<br />
Sulphate (S04)<br />
mg/l NO<br />
NO 51 700942<br />
·)<br />
.. ~ f
Maxxam Job #: A518546<br />
Report Dale: 2005103128<br />
RESULTS OF ANALYSES OF LIQUID<br />
Maxxam 10<br />
F14245<br />
• Sampling Date<br />
3181200515:20<br />
Units !(AS 0048"()5"()01C·W<br />
lOll & GREASE<br />
Total Oil & Grease<br />
maIL NO<br />
CONVENTiONALS<br />
ASI Group Ltd<br />
Client Project #: E201 05 OEBEERS<br />
Project name: KASABONIKA<br />
Your P.O. #: 12628<br />
Sampler Initials:<br />
F14246<br />
F14247<br />
31812005 15:05 3181200514:55<br />
!(AS 0048..()5..()()1C·NE !(AS 0048..()5..()()1C-SE<br />
0.7 0.5<br />
Total Dissolved Solids mg/L 144 127<br />
m1-1<br />
Dissolved Or(lanic Carbon maIL<br />
24.9<br />
25.4 24.8 0.1<br />
Total Suspended Solids (TSS) mg/L<br />
106<br />
167 311 1<br />
Chloride (CI)<br />
mgJt. NO<br />
0.73 0.71 0.15<br />
Sulphate (S041<br />
maiL NO<br />
NO<br />
NO 0.5<br />
METALS<br />
Total Aluminum (Al) ImgIL 1<br />
0.4<br />
Total Barium {Ba I<br />
maiL<br />
0.04<br />
Total Beryllium (Bel<br />
mg/L NO<br />
NO<br />
Total Bismuth (Bi)<br />
mg/L NO<br />
NO<br />
Total Cadmium (Cd)<br />
mg/l NO<br />
NO<br />
Total Calcium (Cal<br />
mall<br />
44<br />
Total Chromium (Cr)<br />
!mg/L NO<br />
NO<br />
Total Cobalt (Co)<br />
NO<br />
Total Copper (Cu)<br />
NO<br />
Total Iron (Fe I<br />
6.3<br />
Total Lead (Pb) ~<br />
0.0034<br />
Total Magnesium (M(l) maIL<br />
5.8<br />
Total Manganese (Mn) mgIL<br />
0.46<br />
Total Molybdenum (Mol maIL<br />
0.0047 NO<br />
Total Nickel (Ni)<br />
maIL NO<br />
NO<br />
Total Phosphorus Total (P) mg/L<br />
Total Potassium (Kl<br />
Total Silver (Ao)<br />
Total Sodium (Na)<br />
Total Vanadium (V) ~<br />
: Total Zinc (Znl mall 1<br />
Petroleum Hydro .• CCME 1<br />
Benzene<br />
NO<br />
Toiuene<br />
NO<br />
Ethylbenzene UQ7i. NO<br />
o-Xylene uall NO<br />
Ip+m·Xylene Iug/L NO<br />
Total Xylenes lugIt NO<br />
F1 (C6-Cl0) luall NO<br />
F1 (C6-C10) - BTEX Iug/L NO<br />
TPH COMPOUNDS<br />
F2 (C10-C16 Hydrocarbons) uaIl NO<br />
F3 (C16-C34 Hydrocarbons) uglL NO<br />
~ ocarbons) uglL NO<br />
Baseline at C50 uaIL YES<br />
Surrogate Recovery (%)<br />
1 4-0ifluorobenzene %<br />
4-Bromotluorobenzene %<br />
010·Eltlylbenzene %<br />
04-1.2-0ichioroethane 1%<br />
0-T erphenyl 1%<br />
NO = Not detected<br />
QC Batch = Quality Control Balch<br />
Please check for attached comments<br />
~<br />
1<br />
0.002<br />
0.065<br />
92<br />
103<br />
93<br />
92<br />
99<br />
GENERAL COMMENTS<br />
Sample F14245-01: sample was diluted and analysed due 10 dark colour in<br />
matrix<br />
NO<br />
NO<br />
NO<br />
NO<br />
NO<br />
0.25 0.22<br />
0.035 0.04<br />
NO<br />
NO<br />
NO<br />
37 40<br />
NO<br />
NO<br />
NO<br />
3.3 5.1<br />
0.0023 NO<br />
5.4 5.4<br />
0.55 0.54<br />
NO<br />
NO<br />
0.13 0.12<br />
0.66 0.73<br />
NO<br />
0.9 0.9<br />
0.002 0.002<br />
0.006 0.017<br />
NO<br />
NO<br />
NO<br />
NO<br />
130 NO<br />
NO<br />
NO<br />
YES<br />
97 94<br />
106 100<br />
102 97<br />
93 89<br />
106 103<br />
Dl<br />
0.5<br />
QCBatch<br />
702632<br />
701857<br />
702896<br />
702349<br />
702127<br />
702127<br />
Results relate only to the items lested.<br />
This report dated: 2005103128 replaces all previous reports.
Maxxam Job #: A518546<br />
Report Date: 2005/03/28<br />
RESULTS OF ANALYSES OF LIQUID<br />
Maxxam 10<br />
Sampling Date<br />
F14245 ~F14246<br />
3/81200515<br />
I<br />
3/8/200515:051<br />
Units KAS 0048"()S"()01C KAS 0048"()S"()01C-NE QC Batch<br />
OIL & GREASE<br />
Total Oil & Grease<br />
mg/l NO 0.7 702632<br />
CONVENTIONALS<br />
Total Dissolved Solids Img/l I<br />
Dissolved Organic Carbon mall<br />
Total Suspended Solids (TSS) maIL<br />
Chloride(CI)<br />
mg/L<br />
Sulphate (S04)<br />
mg/l<br />
NO = Not detected<br />
QC Batch = Quality Control Batch<br />
Please check for attached comments<br />
ASI Group Ltd<br />
Client Project #: E20105 DEBEERS<br />
Project name: KASABONIKA<br />
Your P.O. #: 12628<br />
Sampler Initials:<br />
144 127 701857<br />
24.9 25.4 702896<br />
106 167 702511<br />
NO 0.73 702127<br />
NO IND 1 702127<br />
F14247 1<br />
31812005 14:55<br />
KAS 0048"()S"()01C-5e<br />
~<br />
0.5 0.5 702632<br />
111 1 701857<br />
24.8 0.1<br />
311 1 ~<br />
0.71 0.15 702127<br />
NO 0.5 702127
MaJO
AST Group Ltd<br />
PO Box 2205 Station B<br />
I5U Martindale Rd<br />
St Caiharines, ON<br />
L2M6P6<br />
• DRIVEN BY SERVICE AND S(IENCE·<br />
AttentiOnJOhn Sferrazza<br />
Yom p.o. ~,<br />
l1628<br />
Y our PTOjC:~I: #: E20105 DEBEERS<br />
Site: KAS aONIKA<br />
Yow: C.O .. #: NA<br />
Report Date: 2005103/14<br />
MJ JOB n, A51'S73<br />
Receivt:tl: ~OOS/03/1S. 1l:23<br />
ANALYflCA.I~ REPORT<br />
Sample Mllix: LIQUID<br />
# Srunnles Received: 4<br />
-r I'<br />
II<br />
Anionl<br />
Dissolved O"...,iG C~tbon (DOC)<br />
I'c1T\llcum Hlrl!ru. CCME CWS-PH( 1'1& BnlX<br />
Petroleum H~dro" .. rburu; Fl·P4(CCME)<br />
V TOlal Mctalslf!.~lllysi. in WUler by ICPMS<br />
'r!!l.ul Metals \Nlalysi, of Wal.(;r fly lC'P<br />
"',,111.1 Oil ur~al'easc<br />
Total Oil an Grew.e<br />
rulal Dissol .cd Solid~<br />
d Solids<br />
D~TC<br />
QUllrttily Extract
~I .<br />
... Ma~,,~.~<br />
Manam Jo#: A518S73<br />
Qopol1 Dat : 2005(03/24<br />
'-..,..<br />
ASI Group ltd<br />
Client Project #: E20105 DEBEERS<br />
Project nama: KASABONIKA.<br />
Your P.O. #: 12628<br />
Sampler Initials:<br />
RESULTS OF ANALYSES OF LIQUID<br />
Ma)(Xam ID F14356 F14357<br />
Sampling Date 2005103110 2005/03110<br />
11:00 12:20<br />
Units !CAS OQ90..Q01C-BASE KAS OOS4.o01C·NE-DRILl<br />
Dl QC Batcn<br />
OIL&GREASe<br />
Total Oil & Grease mgll 05 NO 0.5 7D2632<br />
CONVENTIONAL$<br />
Tota! Dissolvad SoOds mglL 237 324 702475<br />
Dlssolvod Organic Carbon mgll 15.1 14.7 0.1 102896<br />
Tolal Suspended Solids (TSS) mgtL 163 300 702559<br />
Chlalide (CI) mglL 2.04 1.91 0.15 702524<br />
Sulphate (S04) mg/l NO NO 0.5 702524<br />
NO '" Not detected<br />
QC Balch;;; Quality Control Batch<br />
Please check for attached eomments<br />
lMa~)(amID F14358 F14359<br />
Sampling Date 200s/03/10 2005103110<br />
12;40 13:00<br />
1. Units KAS 00540001C-N-DRILI. QC Batch KAS 0054-001 C-NW-DRILL OL QC Baten<br />
Oil & GREASE<br />
Tolal Oll & Grease mg/L NO 702951 NO 0.5 702632<br />
CONVENTIONALS<br />
ITotal Dissolved SQ/ids mg/L 288 703688 304 1 702415<br />
I Dissolved Organic Carboo mgIl 20.3 70ZS96 19.2 0.1 702896<br />
Irotal Suspended SOlids (TSS) mglL 859 7025fX1 854 1 702559<br />
Chloride (CI) mg/L 3.53 702524 1.48 0.15 71)2524<br />
I~ulpha\a (S04) mglL. 0.7 702524 0.9 0.5 702524<br />
NO = Not delel;\ed<br />
QC Balch '" OU
\.....-.<br />
1\/i' a?<br />
I' ,<br />
!<br />
Ilt:,·<br />
~~lC~<br />
Malix amJo 1'#: A518573<br />
Repo It Dati :2005/03/24<br />
I ,<br />
IU; fl':D Df"! f ft:l"-l<br />
ASI Group Ltd<br />
Client Project #: E201 05 DEBEERS<br />
Project name: KASABONIKA<br />
Your P.O, #: 12628<br />
Sampler Initials:<br />
PETROLEUM HYDROCARBONS (CCME)<br />
Malt,; amiD<br />
Sam I>lIl'Ig Date<br />
Fl4356 F14357 F14358<br />
2005103110 2000103110 2005103110<br />
11:00 12;;20 12:40<br />
Units AAS OQ90..o01C-BASe 11.um Hydro •• CCME<br />
aliln ene ug/l 3.0 NO NO 0.2<br />
Tol~(,1e ugiL 43.4 8.5 0,3 0.2<br />
EthY.)benzene ug/l 13.5 6.6 0,4 0.2<br />
o.x~jene ugll 26.7 13.2 0.6 0.2<br />
p+ni~Xylene ugll. 590 29.7 1,6 0,4<br />
Told) Xylenes uglL 85.7 42,9 2.2 0.4<br />
Fl te..C10) uglL 144 190 NO 100<br />
f1 ¢e-C1O) • BTEX ug/l NO 132 NO 100<br />
TP~ COMPOUNDS<br />
F2 t~O-C16 HydrocarbOl1sJ "gIL NO NO 100<br />
F3 t,16-C34 Hydraear\Xlns) ugIL NO NO 100<br />
F4 d.:~-cso Hydrocarbons) uglL NO NO 100<br />
Reap~ed Baseline at COO Vgll YeS YES N/A<br />
Sur ogate Recovery (%)<br />
1.4 Cl!nuorobenzene % 100 99 100<br />
4-B ofnafluorObenzene % 101 99 100<br />
Ole e thylbem:ane 'Yo 89 as 89<br />
D4 .:2.0ichloroothane % 98 98 96<br />
o-T rphonyl % 103 103<br />
103(;)30<br />
703630<br />
703630<br />
703630<br />
703630<br />
703630<br />
703630<br />
703630<br />
702393<br />
702393<br />
702393<br />
702393<br />
70ae30<br />
703630,<br />
703630<br />
703630<br />
702393<br />
QC NDf""~-<br />
!ltd'! .. Quality Control Batch<br />
PIQ ~e check far attached comments<br />
Paille 3 of 10
cl UN - 1 ( - c'ldld") 1-5 : ,5~ H-
M<br />
Repo<br />
1..-"<br />
I<br />
!<br />
I<br />
~~.!!1<br />
IU; 11::0 DI'-t 11t:1'-f<br />
a~ AS! Group ltd<br />
Maxx amJ~ ~#: A518573<br />
Client Project #: E20105 DEBEERS<br />
It Date :.2005/03(24<br />
Project name: KASABONIKA<br />
Your P.O. #: 12628<br />
Satnplar Inilials:<br />
I<br />
!<br />
ELEMENTS BY ATOMIC SPECTROSCOPY (LIQUID)<br />
MsxlI miD F14356 F14357 F14358<br />
sl.lfli1i~9 Date 2005103110 2005/03/10 2005/03/10<br />
',:00 12:20 12:40<br />
~ . Units KAS 0090..0
:1klJ b'tl ltlc::> IU. IILIJ 01"'1' IIO"-t<br />
r .. . -.J<<br />
.J..I-J<br />
am<br />
Maxxam Jo .#: A51B573<br />
Report Oat . ~ 2005l03f24<br />
'-' !<br />
ASI Group l.td<br />
Oient Project #: E20105 OEBEERS<br />
PrOject name: KASASONIKA<br />
YourP.O.#: 12628<br />
Sampler Initials:<br />
ELEMENTS BY ATOMIC SPECTROSCOPY (LIQUID)<br />
MalCxamlD<br />
F14359<br />
Sampling Date 2005/03/10<br />
13:00<br />
Units !(AS IJO~01C-NW·ORllL DL QC Batch<br />
METAL.S<br />
Total Aluminum (AI) mglL 1.5 0-011 702397<br />
T ot$l Barium (8a, rngll 0.14 0.0015 702397<br />
Total BeryRlum (Be) mglL NO 0.0035 702397<br />
Totll Blsmvlh (Si) mgJL NO 0.0055 702391<br />
Total Cadmium (Cd) mg/L NO 0.0025 702397<br />
TOIaI Calcium (Ca) mgll 7S 0.25 702397<br />
Totll Chromium (Cr) mgll NO 0.004 7~397<br />
Tolal Cobalt (CO) mglL 0.0030 0.0025 702397<br />
Total Copper {Cu} mg/L 0.034 o.cans 702397<br />
Total Iron (Fa) mgIL 10 0.3 702397<br />
TOlal Lsad (Pb) mgIL O.of9 0.0055 702397<br />
Total Magnesium (Mg) mglL 11 0075 702397<br />
Total Manganese (Mn) mglL 1.4 0.0035 702397<br />
Total Molybdenum (MO) mglL ND 0.0035 702397<br />
10lal NIckel (Nil mgIL 0.0050 0.0025 702397<br />
TOIaI Phosphorus Total (P) mg/L 0.65 0.04 702481<br />
Tot
Ma<br />
am<br />
Maxxam Jo #: A518573<br />
Report Cat : '2005/03/24<br />
\.......--<br />
ASI Group Ltd<br />
Client Project #: E20105 CEBEERS<br />
Project nama: KASABONIKA<br />
Your P.O. #: 12628<br />
Sampler Initials:<br />
I<br />
Results r61ate 01'11<br />
[0 the Items tested.<br />
GENERAL COMMENTS<br />
page 7 0110
Mac ~~,~<br />
ASI Group Ltd<br />
Attention: John Sferrazza<br />
Client Project #: E2010S DEBEERS<br />
P.O. #: 12628<br />
Project name' KASABONIKA<br />
QA/Qq<br />
Batch I<br />
Quality Assurance Report<br />
Max.xam Job Number; MA$18573<br />
.<br />
Dala<br />
Anal~EId<br />
Num Inil QC Tvoe Parameter wvvlmm/dd va'u~ Recovery Units ac Urnits<br />
702393 sf< MATRIX SPIKE 0·1 erphenyl 2005103/11 97 % 65 - 135<br />
F2 (C10·C16 Hydrocar1Xlns) 2005103117 97 % 65· 135<br />
F3 (C16.C34 Hydrocarbons) 2005/03(17 97 % 65.135<br />
F4 (C34·C50 HydrQ(:.arbons) 2005/03/17 97 % ~·135<br />
Reached Baseline at CSO 2005/03117 YES % N/A<br />
Spiked Blank 0-Terphenyl 2005/03117 100 % 65 135<br />
F2 (C10.c16 Hydrocarbons) 200~03/17 97 % 65·135<br />
F3 (C1S.C34 Hrdrocarbons) ;Z005/03/ 17 97 % 65 -135<br />
F4 (C34-CSO HyclrocalbQns) 2005103117 97 % 65-135<br />
Reached Baseline at C50 2005103/17 YES % N/A<br />
Method Blank 0-Ter'phefl y1 2005103/17 106 % ~·1J5<br />
F2 (C1D-C16 HyOrQCarbol'lS) 2005/03/17 ND,DL=100 ug/L<br />
F3 (C1S-C34 Hydrocarbons) 2005103/17 ND. DL:100 ugll..<br />
F4 (C34-C50 Hydrocarbons) 2005/03/17 ND,Ol!!100 ug/l<br />
RPD<br />
~Q
~~ Bat<br />
QuaHty Assurance Report (Continued)<br />
Ma.:xam Job Numbir: MA518573<br />
Date<br />
Analyzed<br />
ASI Group Ltd<br />
Attention: John Sferrazza<br />
Client Project #: E20105 DEBEERS<br />
P.O. #: 12628<br />
Project name: KASABONIKA<br />
Num Iflit QCTvDe ParamQtar yvvv/mm/dd: Value Recovery Units ac Umlls<br />
102397 JB N~ Method Blank Total Aluminum (AI) 2005103117 NO, OL-O.0042 mglL<br />
Total Barium (Sa) 2005103/1"1 NO. OL=0.OOO6 mglL<br />
TOIaI Beryllium (Be) 2
Quality Assurance Report (Continued)<br />
Manam Job Number;; MA518573<br />
ASI Group Ltd<br />
Attention: John Sferrazza<br />
Client Project #: E20105 DEBEERS<br />
P.O. #: 12628<br />
Project name: KASA.BONIKA<br />
QAlQC<br />
Balch<br />
Num Init QCType<br />
702696 SAJ RPO<br />
702951 A~lJ, QCSTANDARD<br />
Method Blank<br />
II RPD<br />
703630 NGiN MATRIX SPIKE<br />
I<br />
,<br />
Spiked 61anlc<br />
Method Blank<br />
RPD<br />
703668 Hlr QC STANDARD<br />
Method Blank<br />
I RPO<br />
I<br />
ND:;;Nol ~ieCl8d<br />
N/A" Not pplicable<br />
NC = Non alculable<br />
RF'D = Relittlv8 Percent Difference<br />
QC Stand '!rd = Quality Control Standard<br />
SPIKE", F pf,t1t1ed sample<br />
Dale<br />
Analyzed<br />
Parnmeler wvv/mmldd Value Recovery Units<br />
DIS$oIved Oroanic Carbon 2005/03117 2.0 %<br />
Total 011 & Grease 2005103118 92 %<br />
T atal Oil & Gmase 2005/0J/18 ND, Dl:::(l.5 mglL<br />
Total Oil & Grease 2005/03lUI IIIC %<br />
1,4·Difluoroben2:ene 2005103123 101 %<br />
4·8romonuorobenzene 200&0312
JUN-17-2005 13:17 FROM:RSI GROUP<br />
'-..,.. ...<br />
.'<br />
M<br />
905 541 1825 TO:705 574 7784 P.2<br />
• DRIVEN BY SERYICE AND SCIENCE·<br />
ASI Group Ltd____ _ __.<br />
PO Box. 2205 Station B<br />
oNWW m~xx;)rn;jnalyli(, (()In<br />
250 Martindale R.d<br />
St Catharic.cs, ON<br />
LlMGP6<br />
Attention: John Sferrazza<br />
Report Date: 2005/0J/18<br />
Your P,D #: 12628<br />
Your Projtt:L #; E20} 05 DEBEERS<br />
Site: KAtBONl.KA<br />
Your C. C. It: N/A<br />
ANALYTICAL REPORT<br />
.JOB #: AS17726<br />
Recei"Ved<br />
l<br />
'l2.005/03/11, 11 :06<br />
Sample atrix: LIQUID<br />
# Sampl 'Rf:ceived: 3<br />
Anions<br />
J)i~sol ... cd t~nic Carbon (\JOC)<br />
r~tl"olcum "'0""1."'" ydrncarbuns CCME F2-F4 CW'·'HC (CCM,,& 1',) OrEX<br />
\.....-.. Total Me ~Analy,is in Water by lerMS<br />
. 'rutal Meta An31ysi~ of Watct by ICP<br />
T\'I~I Oil dGreasc<br />
TDtallli~~ .Jc;d Solids<br />
Tot~1 Susp n~cd Solids<br />
DaD; D~te M.,lnLld<br />
Extnclcd An;l~zcd Lahorat0!1 Method R~f=
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M;axxa mJ ~b #: A517726<br />
Report Da ~: 2005/03/18<br />
A'~I .) G rou P Ltd<br />
Client Project #: E20105 DEBEERS<br />
PI'Oject name: KASAaONIKA<br />
Your P.O. ,,: 12628<br />
Sampler Initial$:<br />
RESULTS OF ANALYSES OF LIQUID<br />
Mai(l(amID<br />
safP'ing Dlilto<br />
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Units<br />
F10383 F10384 F1038S<br />
2005103105 200S103/05 2005103106<br />
09:30 10:00 09:00<br />
KAS.o049..oS.ooIC..N..oRILl KAS..o049..sW·DRILL KAS.ooSrWlS.oOIC..eASE Dl QCBatch<br />
OIi!.&GREASE<br />
To~1 011 & Grease<br />
mgJL<br />
CqNvENTIONALS<br />
T~I Dissolve" Solids mgll<br />
Oi~OIyed Organic: Carbon mgll.<br />
Tc4a'l Suspended Solids (TSS) mgiL<br />
e~QJide (el)<br />
mgfL<br />
S~phate (S04)<br />
mglL<br />
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ND ND NO 0.5 702375<br />
117 120 1 700958<br />
2Q.9 20,' 0,' 100679<br />
63.0 34.0 1 701273<br />
NO NO 1.5 700942<br />
ND NO 42<br />
N~ 'Ii Net detected<br />
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PETROLEUM HYDROCARBONS (CCME)<br />
ASI Group Ltd<br />
Client Project #: E20105 DEBEERS<br />
Project name: KASABONlKA<br />
Your P.O. #; 12628<br />
Sampler Initials:<br />
MaxxamlO F10383 F1031l4<br />
sampling Dale 2005/03/05 :2005103105<br />
09:30 10:00<br />
UnIts KAS...oQ4;..QS..QolC-N.oAILl KAS.o049--SW-DRltl DL ICIC Batch<br />
PeIToleum Hydra •• CCME<br />
Benzene ug/l NO NO 0.:2 701177<br />
Toluene ugI1.. NO ~.8 0.2 701177<br />
Elhylbenzene ugIl NO 2.2 0.2 701177<br />
c>-Xylene ugJl NO 4.3 0.2 701177<br />
p+m-Xy1ene ugIL 0.4 9.6 0.4 701177<br />
T alai X.ylenes uWL 0,4 13.9 0,4 701177<br />
F1 (Ce.C10) ugIL NO NO 100 701177<br />
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Maxxam J~ b #: AS17726 Client Project #: E20105 OEBEERS<br />
Report 0 atl'; 2005/03/18<br />
Proia¢! neme: KASABONIKA<br />
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Your P.O. #: 12628<br />
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Sampler Initials:<br />
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ELEMENTS BY ATOMIC SPECTROSCOPY (LIQUID)<br />
MaxxamlO F10383 F10384<br />
Sampling Dale 2005103105 2005103105<br />
09:30 10;00<br />
Units KAS..Q()49.oS.o0IC·N-ORll..l Icc Batch KAS.o049-8W-DRILL<br />
Dl IQC Batch<br />
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METALS<br />
T ctal Aluminum (AI) mgIL 0.16 700853 0.13 0.0042 700852<br />
Tot;J1 Barium (Ba) mgll. 0.018 100853 0.013 0.0006 700852<br />
Tolal Beryllium (Be) mglL NO 100853 NO 0.0014 700852<br />
Tolal Bismuth (131) mgIL NO 700853 NO 0.0022 100852<br />
Total Cadmium (Cd) mg/L NO 700853 NO OOQ1 100852<br />
Total Calclum (Ca) rngIl 33 100853 39 0.1 700852<br />
Tolal Chromium (Cr) mgll NO 700853 NO 0.0016 700852<br />
Total Cobalt(Co) mg/L NO 700853 NO 0.001 700852<br />
Total Copper (Cu) mg/L 0.016 700853 0.01)4 0.003 7Q0852<br />
Total Iron (Fe) mglL 2.5 700853 2.2 0.1 700852<br />
Total Lead (Pb) mg/L ND 100853 NO 00022 700852<br />
Tolal Magnesium (Me) mglL 4.9 700853 4.7 0.03 700852<br />
Total Manganese (Mn) mgIL 0"25 700853 0.24 0.0014 700852<br />
Total Molybdenum (Mo) mgtL 0.0032 700853 NO 0.0014 700852<br />
T oal Nldcel (Ni) mg/L NO 700853 NO 0.001 700852<br />
Total Pliosphorus Total (P) rngIL 0.09 700654 0.11 0.04 700854<br />
Tolal Potassium (K) mgll 0.e3 700853 0.56 0.06 700852<br />
T ota! Silver (Ag)<br />
NO 700853 NO 0.0006 700852<br />
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Tolal Sodium (Na) 1.1 700853 a.9 0.3 700852<br />
Total Val'ladium (V) 0.003 7DOaS3 NO 0.001 700852<br />
Tolal Zinc (ZIi) mgIl 0.051 100853 0.15 0.005 700as2<br />
NO '" Not detecl8d<br />
QC Batch ;;;: Quality Conlrol Batch<br />
PI~1;lS6 check for attached comments<br />
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M3X.I\am Job Number: MAS17726<br />
AHention: John Sferraz.t.a<br />
Client Projed #: E2010S DESEERS<br />
PO. #: 12626<br />
Project name: KASABONIKA<br />
QA/a(<br />
Dale<br />
Batch i<br />
Analyzed<br />
Num Ini QCTVI)e Parameter MvfmmJdd Value Recovery Units Delimits<br />
100500 IXI\ Spiked Siank 0-Terphenyt 2005103114 99 % 65 - 135<br />
F2 (C10-C16 Hydrocarbons) 2005103114 8T 0,," 65·135<br />
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RPO F2 (C10-C16 Hydrocal'tx:lns) 2005/03114 0 % 20<br />
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Spiked Blank F3 (C16-C34 Hydrocarbon$) 2005103114 87 % 65 -135<br />
! RPO F3 IC16-C34 Hydrocarbons) 2005103/1·. 0 % 20<br />
Spiked Blank F4 (C34-C50 HydroCOlrbolls) 2oo5l0J/14 87 % 65-135<br />
RPO F4 (C34-CSO Hydl1Xarl)orlS) 2005103114 0 % 20<br />
Method Blank 0-T erpl'lel'lyl 2005103114 103 % 65·135<br />
F2tC1Q..Ct6 Hydrocarbon$1 2005103/14 NO,OL::100 ugJL<br />
FJ (C1S-c34 Hydrocarbons) 200510311" NO.OL"100 ugfl<br />
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F4 (C34-e50 H)'drocarbOns) 21)05103/14 ND,OL"'1oo uglL<br />
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Reached Baseline al CSO 2005103/14 YES. OLeO lIg1L<br />
RPO Reached Baseline at C50 2005/03114 NC % NIP.<br />
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70067901 MA.TRIX SPIKE Dissolved Organic Carbon 2005103114 124 % 75 - 125<br />
QCSTANOARD Oi$Solved Organic Carbon 2005103114 102 % 85 115<br />
j Spiked Blank Dissolved Organic Carbon 2005103/14 84 % 75 - 125<br />
1 Melhod Blank Dissolved Organic Carbon 200510311 " 0.1,Ol=0.1 mgfl<br />
RPO Dissolved Organic Camoll 2005103114 3.7 % 25<br />
700652 JI W MATRIX SPIKE Tolal Aluminum (Al) 2005103115 107 % 75 125<br />
Total Barium (Ba) 2005103/15 104 % 75·125<br />
Totoll Beryllium (Be) 2005/03/'15 103 % 75 - 125<br />
Total Bismuth (Bi) 2005103115 105 % 75 - 125<br />
Total Cadmium (Cd) 2ooS/03l15 107 % 75·125<br />
Total Calcium (Ca) 200S/C3I'15 119 % 75·125<br />
Tatal Ctll'Omlum (Cr) 20051031'15 101 'Yo 75 -125<br />
Total Cobal, (Co) 2005103115 105 % 75·125<br />
Total Copper (Cu) ZOOs/03/IS 102 % 75 -125<br />
Total Iron (Fe) 2005103115 107 % 75·125<br />
Total Lead (Pb) 2005103115 10~ '% 75.125<br />
Total Magnesium (Mg) 2005103115 111 % 75 -125<br />
Tatal Manganese (Mn) zo05l03l15 107 % 75 ·125<br />
Talal Molybdenum (Mel) 2005103115 105 % 75 - 125<br />
Total NIr;.k1;J1 (Ni) 2005/03/15 '03 % 75 - 125<br />
Total Po",sslum {K) 2005103115 109 % 75 -125<br />
Total Silver (Ag) 200S103I15 93 % 75 -125<br />
Total Sodium (Na) 2005103115 106 % 75 - 125<br />
Tala 1 Vanadium (V) 2005103/'1$ 108 % 75·125<br />
Spiked Blank<br />
Total Zinc (Zn) 2005103115 113 "10 75 ·125<br />
Total Aluminum (AI) 2005/03115 103 'Yo 76 - 134<br />
Tctal Beryllium (Be) 10a % 85·132<br />
Total Bismuth (Bi) 2005103115 105 % 78-120<br />
Total Bari1.lm (Ba) 2005/031'15<br />
ZOOS/OJ/15<br />
103 % 83 - 115<br />
TOTal Cadmium (Cd) 2OO5103l15 107 % 85 116<br />
Total Calcium (Cal 2005103/15 108 % 75 - 125<br />
Total Chromium (Cr) 2005103115 107 % 76 - 120<br />
Total Cobalt (Co) 2005/03,115 106 % 82 -117<br />
TOlal Copper ICu) 2005103115 102 % 79 -117<br />
Totallrol'l (Fe) 2005103/15 10e % 80 ·125<br />
T ota/ Lead (Pb) 2005l0JI15 105 % 60.123<br />
Total Magnesium (Mg) 2005103115 111 % 7S - 12S<br />
I Total Manganese IMn} 2005103115 106 % 75 125<br />
Total Molybd'enum (Mol 2005103/15 103 % 82 - 117<br />
Total Nickel (Ni) 2005103115 103 % 81 ·117<br />
Total PotaSSium (1
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Attention: John Sferrazza<br />
, I Client Project #: E20105 DEBEERS<br />
P.O. #: 121328<br />
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Project name: KASA80NlKA<br />
QN°l Batch I<br />
Quality Assurance Report (Continued)<br />
MaXlIQm Job Number. MA517726<br />
DaIS<br />
Analyzed<br />
Num Inl OCTyee Paramel~r vvvv!mm/dd V
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700853 U(J Splk6d Blank<br />
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70094.sL<br />
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Method Blank<br />
RPO<br />
MATRIX SPIKE<br />
QCSTANOARO<br />
Spiked Blank<br />
Method Blank<br />
RPO<br />
MATRIX SPIKE<br />
QCSTANOARO<br />
Spike-(I Blank<br />
Method Blank<br />
700958 H: QCSTANOARD<br />
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Method Blank<br />
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RPO<br />
701177 eEG MATRIX SPIKE<br />
Quality AssurancEI Report (Continued)<br />
Maxxam Job Nl,lmbet: MA517726<br />
ASI Group Ltd<br />
Attention: John Sferrazza<br />
Oient Project #: E20105 DEBEERS<br />
P.O. #: 12628<br />
Project name: KASA90NlKA<br />
Oale<br />
AnalyZed<br />
Par&lTl918r vvvvlmmldd Value R6COVery Unil:s<br />
Tolal Chromium (Cr) 2005103115 104 0/0<br />
Total Cobalt (Co) 2005/03/15 101 04<br />
Total Copper feu) 2()O5lO3/1 ~i 105 %<br />
Total Iwn (Fe) 2005103115 106 %<br />
Tolal Lead (Pb) 2005/03115 104 %<br />
Tolal Magne:sium (Mg> 2005103/15 106 %<br />
Tolal Manganese (Mn) 200510311 !i 102 %<br />
Total Molybdenum (Mo) 2005f03/15 101 %<br />
Tolal NiCkel (NI) 2005103115 102 %<br />
TOIaI PolasSium (K) 201)5/0311 ~, 102 %<br />
Tolal Silver (Ag) 2005103/15 97 %<br />
Total Sodium (Na) 2005103(15 101 %<br />
Total VanadIum (V) 2005103/15 106 %<br />
Total ZinC (Zn) 200510311 ~'it 102 %<br />
Tolal Aluminum (AI) 2005103115 NO, Ol-0.0042 mg/L<br />
Total Barium (8a) 2005103115 NO, OU::0.OO06 mgIl<br />
Total BerylUum (Be) 2005103115 NO. 01."'0.0014 mgll<br />
Total Bismuth (61) 2005103115 NO. OL-o.0022 mgIl.<br />
Total Cadmium (Cd) 2005103/15 NO. Dt.=O.001 mgtL<br />
TOIaI Calc:lum (Ca) 2005103/15 NO,DL=O.1 mg/l<br />
Total Chromium (Cr) 2005103115 NO,OU::0.0016 mgtL<br />
Total Cobalt (Co) 2005/03115 NO. OL:0.001 mg/l.<br />
Total Copper (Cu) 2005103115 ND. DI..;o().003 mgll<br />
Total Iron (Fe) 2005103115 NO, 0\.=0.1 mg/l.<br />
Total lead (Pb) 2005103/15 NO. DL::0.OO22 mglL<br />
Tolal Mi;lgnesium (M!l) 2005103/15 ND. OL!!().03 mgiL<br />
Total Manganese (Mn) 2DQSIOJ/15 NO.OL=0,0014 mglL<br />
Total Molybdenum (MO) 2005103115 0,0070. OL:0.0014 mg/L<br />
Total Nidle-I (Ni) 2005103115 NO, DL=(I.001 mgll<br />
TOtal PotaSSium (K) 2005103115 0.15,OL=O.00 mgIL<br />
Total Slivor (Ag) 2005103/15 NO.Ol..o.OOOS mgtL<br />
TOlal Sodium (NOI) 2005103/15 NO. Ol:;().3 rngIL<br />
Total Vanadium (V) 2005103115 0.001, OL:O.OQ1 mgiL<br />
Total Zinc (Zn) 2005103115 NO, OL"0.005 mglL<br />
Tolallrnn (Fe) 2005103115 NC %<br />
Total NIckel (Ni) 2005103115 0.2 %<br />
Total Zinc (Zn) 2005/03115 6.3 %<br />
Total Phosphorus Total (P) 2005f03/14 105 %<br />
Tolal Phosphotus Total (P) 20051031114 99 %<br />
Total Pho$phorus Tolal (P) 20051031' -4 101 %<br />
TOIaI Pho$phorus Total (P) 20Q5l()3/'14 NO.OL=O.04 mgll<br />
TOIaI Phosphorus Total (P) 2005103114 NC %<br />
Chloride- (CI) 21)051031'14 109 %<br />
Sulphate (S04) 2005/03114 113 %<br />
Chlortde (CI) 2005103/14 103 %<br />
Sulphate (S04) 20051031'14 107 %<br />
Chloride (CI) 20051'03114 104 'Yo<br />
Sulphate (504) 2005103'14 111 %<br />
Chloride (Cl) l005l'03l14 NO. Dl=O.15 mgIL<br />
Sulphate (504) 2oo5lO~/14 NO,OL"0.5 mgll<br />
Total Di$sollled Solids 2005103115 100 %<br />
Total Dissolved Solids 2005103116 NO.Ol;;1 mgll<br />
Total Dlsso~ Solids 2005/031113 2.4 %<br />
1,4-Diftuorobenzene 2005103116 101 %<br />
4-Bromoftuarobenzenr:t 2005103116 102 %<br />
01o..Elhylbenzene 2005/03116 109 %<br />
QCUmilS<br />
76 - 120<br />
8.2·117<br />
79·117<br />
80·125<br />
80 12J<br />
7S - 125<br />
75-125<br />
82·117<br />
81 • 117<br />
75 125<br />
75 - 125<br />
75·125<br />
62 - 118<br />
80 -128<br />
25<br />
25<br />
25<br />
75·125<br />
90 110<br />
90·110<br />
25<br />
75 - 125<br />
75 -125<br />
tIS - 115<br />
8$-115<br />
75 -125<br />
75 -125<br />
90·110<br />
,<br />
25<br />
65-135<br />
S S - 135<br />
65 135<br />
Mississauga Env: 6740 Campobello Road L5N 2LS Telaphone(90S) 617.5700 F'AX(905) 817-5777<br />
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ASI Group ltd<br />
Attention: John Sferrazza<br />
-, Client Project #: E20105 DEBEERS<br />
.P.o, #: 12628<br />
Project nama: KASABONIKA<br />
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Quality Assurance Report (Continued)<br />
MaJUt:Qm Jot) Number; MA517726<br />
QAlQC<br />
Batch I I<br />
Date<br />
Analyzed<br />
Num Init QCType Parameter yyyylmmldd Value Recovl1ll'V Units OClImil3<br />
701177 EE MATRIX SPIKE 04-1,2-DichIOl'Oethatle 2005103116 99 % 65 135<br />
Befl%IJnf! 2005lO~/16 95 % 80-120<br />
Toluene 2CI05f03I1 Ei 111 % 80 -120<br />
Elhylbenzene 2oo5lOJ/16 110 % 80·120<br />
o-xylene 2005/03/16 110 % 80-120<br />
p+m·Xylene 200510311 Ei 113 % 80 -120<br />
F1 (C6-C10) 2OO5IOl/16 124 % 80 -120<br />
Spiked Blank , ,4..oiftuOlOberwme 2005103116 100 % as -135<br />
4-8~"uOfobBnzens 20051031115 100 % 65 -135<br />
D10-Ethylbenzene 2005/03116 109 % 65·135<br />
04-1 :~·OJchloroelhane 2005103/16 99 % 65·135<br />
Benzene 20051031115 99 % 65 - 135<br />
Toluene 2005103116 122 % 65 - 135<br />
Ethyfben%ene 2005/03118 116 % 65 - 135<br />
o-Xyfene 2005103116 117 % 65 - 135<br />
p+m-Xylene 201)5IOl/16 120 % 65·135<br />
F1 (C6-C10) 2005/03116 108 % 65 135<br />
! Muthod Blank 1,4-0I11uorobenzene 2005103/11;1 102 % 65 - 135<br />
4-BromollUOlObenzene 2005103116 103 % 65·135<br />
D1o-EII'1yltJenzene 2oo5lOl/16 110 % as· 135<br />
()4..1,2·0id1l0r0ethane 2005103116 101 % 65 - 1.35<br />
Benzene 2005103/16 NO. OL;;(),2 uglL<br />
TOluene 2005103116 NO, OL:::O,2 uglL<br />
Ethyfbenzene 2005103116 NO,OL=0.2 uglL<br />
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o-Xylene 201)5/03116 NO,DL=0.2 ugIl<br />
p+rJI..Xylene 200510311 fl NO. OL;;(),4 u9IL<br />
Total Xylenes 2005/03116 NO,OL=O.4 ugl\.<br />
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F1 (C6-C10) 2005/03/16 NO, DL",00 ug/L<br />
F1 (C6-C10) BTEX 2005103/16 NO, DL=100 uglL<br />
RPD N/A<br />
F1 (C6-C10) aTeX 2005103115 NC % NIt:.<br />
701273 H!-IT QCSTANOARD Total Suspended SolIds (TSS) 2005103116 98 % as· 115<br />
Method Blank Total SuspentJed Scnds (TSS)<br />
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2OOSI03I'16 NO,Ol-1 mglL<br />
RPD Total Suspended Solids (TSS) 2005103/16 0 % 25<br />
70237SM J QCSTANOARO Total 011 & Grease 2005l0l/17 94 % B5 -115<br />
Method Blank Total Oil & Grease 2005/03117 ND, DL=0.5 mgll<br />
r RPO Talal 011 &. Grease 2005103117 NC % 25<br />
F1 (C6-Cl0) 2005103116 NC %<br />
NO -= Not 4.ected .<br />
NIA'" NQt:PliC8tJ1e<br />
NC '" Non Iculable<br />
RPO '" RelAtive Percent Difference<br />
QC SUlndaJd .. Ouality Control Standard<br />
SPIKE'" F r1Illed sample<br />
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I Dale<br />
OIL&<br />
~Oil&<br />
IUnits<br />
mg/l<br />
DL<br />
3/1/200513:45 i 9:30 ·15:05 3/1' 512:2D ,12:40 ,13:00<br />
KAS I~ KAS KAS IKAS<br />
0.5 0.5 0.7 0.5<br />
0.7 NC N[ N[ D.7 0.5 0.5 NC N[ N[<br />
IKAS<br />
N[<br />
Tmal<br />
'olal<br />
Solids<br />
mg 1 131 439 184 224 117 120 144 127 111 237 288 304<br />
100<br />
mg 0.1 21 31.8 130 54.9 20.9 20.1 24.9 25.4 24.8 15.1 20. 19.2<br />
16.8<br />
Cil<br />
. Solids (TSS) mg<br />
mg/L<br />
1<br />
1.5 N[<br />
5<br />
N<br />
~ 550 63 34 106 167 160 86' 85C<br />
~~--------------~N~c-----------------i~~~c------------N~[------------~N~[-------------'O~ .. 7~3-------------~0~------------~2!~ .. 04----------------i1..9~1--------------~3~<br />
5~--------------~1~.48------------------~1~1~2<br />
~:S04l mg/L 5 N[ N N[ NC NC N[ N[ N[ N[ NC 0.7 0.9<br />
METAi:S<br />
Tmal ~Q mglL 0.025 0.042 0.016 0.074 1.~ 0.16 0.13 0.4 ~~ _____________ ~00.~n ____________ ~I~ ______________ ~~~I ______________ ~~CO.~8 ______________ ~1~.5~----------------~3~, .. 8<br />
rotal (Ba) ImglL - 0.0761 0.038 0.047 0.016 0.013 0.04 0.035 0.04 0.04' 0.085 0 0.1 4 0.099<br />
~~::: (~~ l~~;L O.~11 ~~ ~ ~~--------------~~~~-----------------7.~----------~~----------~~~--------------~~r-----------___ ~~~ ______________ N~I ________________ ~~~C ______________ ~~ ________________ ~~~ ___________________ ~~~<br />
~IT~ola~l~~~'~C(~~~--------4i~~~;~~--~01 .. ~00~~'·21~~O~'~.~~·~2-+------------+'~~C··6~--------------~~~---------------'N~[2~------------'0~1 .. 0~~I.~2----------------~~~.5+-----------~iFo 6.3 oo~; ~~ ~ o~~ 0 5 . 8 o . o~~ 0~·9<br />
I (Mgl Img/L 0.03 - 4.3 19 5.9 7.9 4. 4. 5.8 5.4 5.4 11 11 12<br />
(Mn) ImglL 0.0014 - 0.19 0.58 0.25 1 ( 0 O. 0.54 0.45 1 1.4 0.89<br />
Total I(M~ I~ 0.0014 n~ NC N[ NC 0.01 NC ~~ ______________ ~~ _______________ ~N[~ ____________ ~~~N[ __________________ ~~N[<br />
Total Nickel (Nil Img 0.001 JJi25 NC NO 0.002 N[ NC f\j[ N[ 0.0 0.007<br />
Tolal Tolal (P) mg 0.04 - N[ NI 0.31 0 0 0 ( 0.12 0.3 0 0.28 O. 0.92<br />
Total I(~ I~ o. - O. 1~1 ________________ ~0~1 .. 6~. ____________ ~~.~3 ________________ ~0~ __________ ~0~+-__________ ~0~~------------~(~-------------0~+_------------~1~.5----------------~01 .. ~9----__________ ~1~--------------~~------------------~<br />
Total Silver (Ag) 1m!:! ~ NI 0.0007 N[ NC N[ NC N[<br />
Total (Na) Img - O. 3.6 1 1.? 1 0.9 1 0.9 1.7 1.8 1.8 1.8 1.7<br />
Total I (V) I mg/l 0.001 0.006 ND ND ND 0.003 0.003 NO 0.002 0.002 0.002 N[ NC N[ N[ 0.009<br />
Total Zinc (Zn) Img/l 0.005 0.03 0.056 0.007 NC 0.047 0.051 0.15 0.065 0.006 0.017 0.04 0.09 0.06 0.12 0.14<br />
. -CC<br />
uglL<br />
0.2 100 ND ND ND ND \10 NO ND N[ NO 3 NC N[ N[ N[<br />
uglL<br />
0.8 NC 0.6 0.6 1. \Ie 4.8 NC ~~ ____________ ~N~C _____________ 4~3, .4+-______________ ~~ _______________ 0~<br />
. 3 ________________ ~N~[ __________________ ~N~C<br />
uglL<br />
8 NDI N[ NC I.J \Ie 2.~ NC 'NE" NC 13.5 0.4<br />
uglL<br />
40 NDI N[ 0.3 2.9 N[ 4.3 NC N[ NC 26.7 0.6<br />
Ip+m<br />
luglL<br />
0.4<br />
NDI o. 6. a . ID 59 29. 1.6<br />
ITolal .<br />
uglL<br />
0.4<br />
NC a 9. a IC 85.7 42.9 2.2<br />
NC<br />
NC<br />
IFI (C6 Cl0)<br />
uglL<br />
100<br />
NC ~ N[ N[ N IC 144 190 NC<br />
NC<br />
NC<br />
IFI )- BTEX<br />
ug/l<br />
100<br />
NC N[ NC NC NC NC NC N[ NC NO 132 N[<br />
NC<br />
NC<br />
0-C16 ugiL<br />
6-C34 ug/L<br />
IF4 (I 0 lu!llL<br />
l al C5D I ugiL<br />
100<br />
100<br />
100<br />
N/A<br />
N[ N[ NC NC N[ NC NC 13C NC N[ bottle in N[<br />
NO ND 1400 ND . NO NO ND N[ NC N[ bottle I in N[<br />
NC N[ NC NC N[ NC NC N[ NC N[ bottle I in transport ND<br />
YES YES YES YES I YES YES YES YES YES YES bottle I in YES<br />
N[<br />
NC<br />
NC<br />
YES<br />
NC<br />
NC<br />
NO<br />
YES
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Drill plans for 2005 core drill holes<br />
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KAS_0048-0S-0 1 C<br />
~ Location Map of Mineral Claim Block<br />
~ TB3006324<br />
I<br />
UTM Nad 27, Zone 16<br />
NTS: 53H/09<br />
June 16,2005<br />
Author: Leyla Hoosain<br />
Drawn by Anik Boucher<br />
59550<br />
-$- DriliHole<br />
D Claim TB 3006324<br />
o Comer Post<br />
KAS 0047-04-01A<br />
~-<br />
• Line Post<br />
0.1 02km<br />
1: 10,000<br />
77<br />
411000 '12000
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&<br />
Location Map of Mineral Claim Block<br />
~ T83006325<br />
- - - -<br />
5956000<br />
UTM Nad 27, Zone 16<br />
NTS: 53H/09<br />
June 16 , 2005<br />
Author: Leyla Hoosain<br />
Drawn by: Anik Boucher<br />
KAS 0049-04-01 A<br />
-$- KAS--:' 0049-05-01 C<br />
-$- DriliHole<br />
D Claim TB 3006325<br />
o Corner Post<br />
• Line Post<br />
5955000<br />
0.1 02 Ian<br />
i<br />
1: 10,000<br />
78<br />
11114000<br />
415000
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Drill sections for 2005 core drill holes<br />
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PrOject KasatlorOika<br />
Drill Hole KAS0046·05·0lC<br />
Arlomaly' KAS_0048<br />
Location 411604 63mE I 5955033.60mN<br />
NA027 ZOne 16<br />
T HI<br />
Depth<br />
KAS0048.1)S.I)1C<br />
Claim Number PA 3006324<br />
Onlled. 05103'0510 08103105<br />
Geologist. L Hoosam, T Hamillon<br />
DlplAzll'l1lllh .45°,248"<br />
Drilled by Heath & ShetWOCKl Or~lm9<br />
LEGEND<br />
m Overburden<br />
_<br />
_<br />
Granite<br />
Gabbro nome<br />
Om · 3.tlm:<br />
Ovel'bl.lrdeo<br />
3.6m ·18m: Pyrox&nite wlttI OOC8ssional high magnetk:<br />
suceptatlUity. PegmaWc veins presenl approXimately every<br />
mel8f.Ia/'g8SI vein 15cm wide. Massive 10 medium grained<br />
pyroxenes otIserved MiIIOl pynte present. Gran~e<br />
pegnlil~le veining. MLlky greeo mlnerals observed. POSSIbly<br />
olivine Of 5&'penIine<br />
20.5m .24m: Large sprawling veln jusl prior 10 20.5m.<br />
Increased amorphlous magnetite conleot otIserved<br />
24m. 27m: Faulted c;:onlllCt on each side 01 gmnlle A<br />
42cm quart
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KAS0049'()5'()1C<br />
PrOjeCI Kasabotuka<br />
Don Hole KASG049·05·01C<br />
Anomaly KAS _ 0049<br />
locatlOo 414544 47mE I 5955646 37mN<br />
NAD27 Zooe 16<br />
TS 0<br />
Depth<br />
Cia,," Number PA 3Q06324<br />
DnlkHI-01lQ3J05 to..D5I03lO5<br />
Geologist A Long<br />
DIp/Azimuth .g()OJOOO-<br />
Dolled by H8$lh & ShelWOOd Drillaog<br />
•<br />
Im!J<br />
LEGEND<br />
Overburden<br />
Om<br />
Om ·2.3m:<br />
Overtlurden<br />
2.3m .6.85m: Pyrw:enilll Dark greYIsh glll8l1. Modef1l1a/y<br />
magfl6l1C, madium grained, masslva.<br />
-~<br />
t::::..:::J<br />
Granite<br />
Pyroxenite<br />
5m -,," ,':'-<br />
20m<br />
25m<br />
..<br />
20.51m.21m: Granile, whrush grey. Sharp upper and<br />
Iow,,, C:OOL&CtS al 80 and 55 t\egrees, repecti~aly.<br />
21m·21.7m: Pyfoxooil •• Oark greylsh green<br />
21.1m. 22.9Sm: GllIn~e pegmalrte. Pinkish grey. Sharp<br />
upper and lower contacts al 42 and 45 degrees.<br />
30m<br />
. . ,<br />
35m -1'-:',',:,-<br />
22.95m·2S.6Sm: f'yroxeJIIla. Dark graYIsh 9reen.<br />
Moderately magfl6tic; •<br />
25.65m·25.76m: Granna pegmal!le. Pink,sh while<br />
Sharp upp&r alKllower contaclS al 60 and 53 degrees.<br />
25.76m.21.36m: Pyroxenlta. Dark greylsh green.<br />
Modelllia/y mllgfl6tH;. Pegmatite dyklet cuUJng al10<br />
degrees from 27.0 10 27 15m.<br />
27.36m·27.65m; Granite pegmebte. PmklSh orange<br />
colour. Contains pyro~anittt ~ar\Olith$. Sharp upper (:()llIIICl<br />
at 45 degrees, Gra
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APPENDIX I<br />
Drill logs for 2005 core drill holes<br />
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KAS_0048-05-00 1 C geology log<br />
Drill hole 10: KAS_0048-Os.o01C Claim 10: PA 4202764 Project Number: 1051<br />
Spot Method: Trimble Pro XRS (CDGPS) Datum: NAD 27 Canada Mean Zone: 16<br />
Eastlng: 411804.631 Northing: 5955033.598 Elevation: 182.259<br />
Contractor: Heath & Sherwood Drilling Drill Rig 10: Boj'ies BBS 25 Map Sheet: 053H09<br />
Start Date: March 5, 2005 End Date: March 8, 2005 Logged By: Leyla Hoossin & Tom Hamilton<br />
Interval Major Rock Type Minor Rock Type Oescrlptlon<br />
0-3.6m Overt>urden Overt>urden<br />
3.8 -18m Gabbro Norite<br />
Pyroxenite with occassional high magnetic suceptability. PegmaUlic veins present<br />
approximately every meter, largest vein 15cm wide. Massive to medium grained pyroxenes<br />
observed. Minor pyrite present Granite pegmatite veining. MUky green minerals observed,<br />
possibly olivine or serpentine.<br />
18 -205m Gabbro Nolile<br />
20.5 - 24m Gabbro Nolita<br />
24 -27m Granite<br />
At approximately 18m, notice gradational change to presence of coarser (-2m) plagioclase<br />
grains. Possibly in layered intrusion<br />
large sprawling vein just plior to 20.5m. Increased amorpllious magnetite conlent<br />
observed.<br />
Faulted contact on each side at granile. A 42cm quartz vein present within granite unit<br />
Extensive serpentinizatioolepldote in fractures.<br />
27 - 35.3m i Gabbro Nolite Gabbro-nonle with granitic veins.<br />
35.3· 44.77m<br />
Igneous<br />
Granite<br />
Medium to coarse grained white granile, slightly moUled appearance with k-feldspars,<br />
biotite mica and light muSOOllite, with light grey quartz. Minor pink k-feldspars and pyrite as<br />
well. T awards the bottom contact with the gabbro nOlite the granite increases in biame<br />
content The contact is sharp, OCCUling at -45 degrees TCA<br />
Gabbro-norite (diabase) consisls of milky green serpentine and sometimes quartz, which<br />
can be ~een when the core is fnashly broken and minor pyrite. The diabase is massive<br />
with moderate veining and xenoliths. Details are listed below. Moderate pegmaliUc velns<br />
present (pink feldspars and quartz), size ranges from 1 10 Scm wide. Most of the veins<br />
cross cut the core at 45 degrees TCA Less veining is seen from 62m downwards, but has<br />
green serpenbne patches or btotches. Large 66cm long granile xenolith seen at 73.23m.<br />
44.77 - 101m Gabbro NoIite Pegmatilic veins increase again from 72.23m downwards. At 82m Ihere is a digasled<br />
granite >enolith (gem wide) with k.feldspars. From 66 10 8S.5m there is a 2.87m long<br />
granite, quartz and minor k-feldspar xenolith. The upper contact is sharp and occurs at 80<br />
degrees TCA, while tha bottom contact is gradational and diffuse; there is a zone where<br />
the diabase appears 10 be the xenolith willin the granite and quartz (analectilc quartz?).<br />
Another digested pegmatitic granite alS5m and large pinklwhile granite xenolilh (L37m)<br />
thai follows. The upper contact is diffuse, while the bottom contact is sharp.<br />
EOH<br />
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KAS_0048-05-00 1 C magnetic susceptibility log<br />
Drill hole 10 Depth (m)<br />
Mag. Susc. Reading<br />
Mag. Susc. Reading<br />
Comments Drill hole 10 Depth (m)<br />
(10-3 SI units)<br />
(10-3 SI units)<br />
KAS 0048-05-001 C 3.6 88 KAS 0048-05-001 C 52 130<br />
KAS 0048-05-001C 4 107 KAS 0048-05-001C 53 58.3<br />
KAS 0048-05-001C 5 13.4 KAS O~ 5-001C 54 137<br />
KAS 0048-05-001 C 5.1 375 KAS 0048-05-001C 55 151<br />
KAS 0048-05-001 C 6 90 KAS 0048-05-001 C 56 127<br />
KAS 0048-05-001 C 7 61 KAS 0048-0S-001C 57 49.9<br />
KAS 0048-05-001 C 8 128 KAS 0048-05-001 C 58 47.3<br />
KAS 0048-05-001 C 9 1 On vien KAS 0048-05-001 C 59 1.94<br />
KAS 0048-05-001 C 10 66 KAS 0048-05-001C 60 6S.9<br />
KAS 0048-05-001 C 11 13 KAS 0048 -05~01 C 61 181<br />
KAS 0048-05-001 C 12 175 KAS 0048-05-001 C 62 159<br />
KAS 0048-05-001 C 13 0.59 KAS 0048-05-001C 63 153<br />
KAS 0048-05-001 C 14 60 KAS 0048-05-001 C 64 122<br />
KAS 0048-05-001 C 15 0.6 KAS 0048-05-001 C 65 116<br />
KAS 0048-05-001 C 16 0.67 KAS 0048-05-001C 66 91 .9<br />
KAS 0048-05-001 C 17 2.78 KAS 0048-05-001C 67 181<br />
KAS 0048-05-001C 18 0.55 KAS 0048-05·001 C 68 764<br />
KAS 0048-05-001 C 19 21 .6 KAS 0048-05-001 C 69 226<br />
KAS 0048-05-001 C 20 3.79 KAS 0048-05-001 C 70 197<br />
KAS 0048-05-001 C 21 140 KAS 0048-05-001 C 71 37.2<br />
KAS 0048-05-001C 22 125 KAS 0048-05-001 C 72 52.1<br />
KAS 0048-05-001 C 23 159 KAS 0048-05-001 C 73 63.1<br />
KAS 0048-05-001 C 24 0.1 .Qranite KAS 0048-05-001C 74 143<br />
KAS 0048-05-001 C 25 0.1 granite KAS 0048-05-001 C 75 40. 1<br />
KAS 0048-05-001 C 26 0.05 gra nite KAS 0048-05-001C 76 145<br />
KAS 0048-05-001 C 27 80 KAS 0048-05-001 C 77 117<br />
KAS 0048-05-001 C 28 160 KAS 0048-05-00 1 C 78 179<br />
KAS 0048-05-001 C 29 27 KAS 0048-05-001 C 79 173<br />
KAS 0048-05-001 C 30 150 KAS 0048-05-001 C 80 173<br />
KAS 0048-05-001C 31 15 KAS 0048-05-001 C 8 1 205<br />
KAS 0048-05-001 C 32 87 KAS 0048-05-001C 82 160<br />
KAS 0048-05-001 C 33 85 KAS 0048-05-001 C 83 80.8<br />
KAS 0048-05-001 C 34 130 KAS 0048-05-001 C 84 164<br />
KAS 0048-05-001 C 35 6 KAS 0048-05-001 C 85 38.9<br />
KAS 0048-05-001C 36 0.02 granite KAS 0048-05-001C 86 0.08<br />
KAS 0048-05-001 C 37 0.06 KAS 0048-05-001 C 87 0.38<br />
KAS 0048-05-001C 38 0. 1 KAS 0048-05-001C 88 2.5<br />
KAS 0048-05-001 C 39 0.04 KAS 0048-05-001C 89 1.14<br />
KAS 0048-05-001 C 40 0.04 KAS 0048-05-001 C 90 203<br />
KAS 004 8 -05~0 1 C 41 0.08 KAS 0048-05-001 C 9 1 107<br />
KAS 0048-05-001 C 42 0.04 KAS 0048-05-001 C 92 90.2<br />
KAS 0048-05-001C 43 0.02 KAS 0048-05-001 C 93 70.5<br />
KAS 0048-05-001 C 44 0.61 KAS 0048-05-001 C 94 4 1.2<br />
KAS 0048-05-001 C 45 152 KAS 0048-05-001 C 95 102<br />
KAS 0048-05-001 C 46 70.9 KAS 0048-05-001C 96 0.04<br />
KAS 0048-05-001 C 47 111 KAS 0048-05-001 C 97 100<br />
KAS 0048-05-001 C 48 83.6 KAS 0048-05-001C 98 36.7<br />
KAS 0048-05-001 C 49 71.5 KAS 0048-05-001 C 99 126<br />
KAS 0048-05-001 C 50 27.7 KAS 0048-05-001C 100 0.82<br />
KAS 0048-05-001 C 51 27.7<br />
Comments<br />
I<br />
I<br />
Mag. Susc. Reading (10-3 SI Units)<br />
41---...,---<br />
101-__ _<br />
13<br />
16<br />
19 "'--__<br />
221---<br />
25<br />
28 1-__<br />
31<br />
34<br />
37<br />
40<br />
g 431-__<br />
~46<br />
o<br />
~ 49<br />
~<br />
852<br />
a 55 ~iiiiiiii~<br />
CII<br />
058<br />
200 400 600 800<br />
61==<br />
64<br />
67~=---t---+-<br />
70<br />
73~--<br />
76~ 1<br />
79~<br />
82jiililiiiiiiiiiii._<br />
85<br />
881-........ _ .....<br />
91<br />
94<br />
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KAS_0049-05-00 1 C geology log<br />
Drill hole 10: KAS_0049-05-001C Claim 10: PA 3006325 Project Number: 1051<br />
Spot Method: Trimble Pro XRS (CDGPS) IDatum: NAD 27 Canada Mean Zone: 16<br />
Eastlng: 414544.472 Northing: 5955646.366 Elevation: 180.611<br />
Contractor: Heath & Sherwood OriIUng Drill Rig 10: Boyles BBS 25 Map Sheet: 053H09<br />
Start Date: March 1. 2005 End Date: March 5. 2005 Logged By: Aroo Loog<br />
Interval Major Rock Type Minor Rock Type Description<br />
0-2.3m Overburden Overburden<br />
2.3 - 6.85m Pyroxenite Pyroxenite. Dark greyish green. Moderately magnetic. medium grained. massive.<br />
Granitic pegmatite. Pinkish white colour. Coarse grained. Sharp upper contact at4 7<br />
6.85·7.45m Granite degrees. Rubbly lower contact. Cootains pryroxenite xenolith at 6.95m. Quartz rich from<br />
7.25 to 7.45m.<br />
7.45-11.24m Pyroxenite Pyroxenite. massive. medium grained. Dark greyish green. Moderately magnetic.<br />
11.24 -11.35m Granite<br />
Granitic pegmatite. Orange white colour. Sharp. weathered upper and lower contacts at 85<br />
and 65 degrees respectively.<br />
11.35-11.72m Pyroxenite Pyroxenite. Dark greyish green. Moderately magnetic.<br />
11.72-12.1m<br />
12.1·18.75m<br />
Granile<br />
Pyroxenite<br />
GranitiC pegmatite. Pinkish white colour. Gradational upper and lower contacts. Minor<br />
hematite staining.<br />
Pyroxonile. Dark greyish green. Massive. medium grained. Moderately magnetic. 3cm<br />
quartz vein aI12.82m. Clay filled fault gouges at 12.69. 12.82 and 14.04m.<br />
18.75 -18.96m Granite<br />
Granitic pegmatite. Pinkish grey colour. Numerous healed fractures. Sharp upper and<br />
lower contacts at 55 and 60 degrees .<br />
.<br />
18.96·20.57m Pyroxenite Pyroxenite. Dark greyish green. Moderately magnetic.<br />
20.57 ·21m Granite Granite. whitish grey. Sharp upper and lower contacts at 80 and 55 degrees. repeclively.<br />
21·21.7m Pyroxenite Pyroxenite. Dark greyish green.<br />
21.7-22.95m Granite Granite pegmatite. Pinkish grey. Sharp upper and lower contacts at 42 and 45 degrees.<br />
Igneous<br />
22.95 • 25.65m Pyroxenite Pyroxenite. Dark greyish green Moderately magnetic.<br />
2565 - 25.76m Granite Granite pegmatite. Pinkish white. Sharp upper and lower contacts at 60 and 53 degrees.<br />
25.76 - 27.36m Pyroxenite<br />
27.36·27.65m<br />
Granite<br />
Pyroxenite. Dark greyish green. Moderately magnetic. Pegmatite dyklet cutting at 10<br />
degrees from 27.0 to 27.15m.<br />
Granite pegmatite. Pinkish orange colour. Cootains pyroxenite xenoliths. Sharp upper<br />
contac."\ at 45 degrees. Gradational lower contact.<br />
27.65 - 28.8m Pyroxenite Pyroxenite. Dark greyish green. Moderately magnetic.<br />
28.8 - 29.44m Granite<br />
29.44 • 40.35m Pyroxenite<br />
40.35 ·40.52m I Granite<br />
Granite pegmatite. Whitish orange in colour. Conlains pyroxenite xenoliths. Sharp upper<br />
and lower contacts at 35 and 50 degrees.<br />
Pyroxenite. Dark greyish green. Moderately to highly magnetic locally. Thin pegmatite<br />
dyklets occur at 29.81.29.98.32.97.33.25.37.49.37.64.37,68.37.77 and 36.11m.<br />
Granite pegmatite. Whitish grey. Sharp upper cootact at 54 degrees. Fractured lower<br />
contact.<br />
20.52 - 44.5m Pyroxenite<br />
Pyroxenite. Dark greyish green. Moderately to highly magnetic. Pegmatite dyklel from<br />
43.65 to 43.73m. Dyklet has core angle of 24 degrees.<br />
44.5· 45.72m Granite Granite. White to light pink. Looks slightly altered. Well fractured locally.<br />
45.72 ·50.5m Pyroxenite<br />
EOH<br />
Pyroxenite. Dark greyish green. Moderately to highly magnetic. 4 minor Pegmatite dykiet<br />
(2crn) . Dyklet has core angle of 50 degrees.<br />
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KAS_0049-05-00 1 C magnetic susceptibility log<br />
Drill hole 10<br />
Depth (m)<br />
Mag. 5usc. Reading<br />
(10-351 units) Mag. Susc. Reading (10. 3 51 Units)<br />
KAS 0049-05-001 C 2.4 27.5 o 50 100 150 200<br />
KAS 0049-05-001 C 3.4 33<br />
KAS 0049-05-001 C 4.4 84.9<br />
KAS 0049-05-001 C 5.4 99<br />
KAS 0049-05-001 C 6.5 31.6<br />
KAS 0049-05-001 C 7 0.12<br />
KAS 0049-05-001 C 8 38.5<br />
KAS 0049-05-001 C 9 103<br />
KAS 0049-05-001 C 10 97.6<br />
KAS 0049-05-001 C 11 88.1<br />
KAS 0049-05-001 C 12 0<br />
9<br />
KAS 0049-05-001 C 13 98.1 11<br />
KAS 0049-05-001 C 14 40.1<br />
KAS 0049-05-001 C 15 0.3 13<br />
KAS 0049-05-001 C 16 86.5<br />
KAS 0049-05-001 C 17 5.16 15<br />
KAS 0049-05-001 C 18 85.5<br />
KAS 0049-05-001 C 19 98.1 17<br />
KAS 0049-05-001 C 20 74.3<br />
KAS 0049-05-001 C 21 110 19<br />
KAS 0049-05-001 C 22 0.06<br />
_ 21<br />
KAS 0049-05-001 C 23 82.5<br />
KAS 0049-05-001 C 24 20.9 .s<br />
Q)<br />
KAS 0049-05-001 C 25 118<br />
23 I!!!!!!!!!!!!!!<br />
"0<br />
KAS 0049-05-001 C 26 85.2<br />
J:<br />
c: 25<br />
~<br />
0<br />
C ~<br />
KAS 0049-05-001 C 27 18.9<br />
KAS 0049-05-001 C 28 103<br />
KAS 0049-05-001 C 29 0<br />
KAS 0049-05-001 C 30 2.87<br />
KAS 0049-05-001 C 31 25<br />
KAS 0049-05-001 C 32 79 .7<br />
KAS 0049-05-001 C 33 110<br />
KAS 0049-05-001 C 34 28.9<br />
KAS 0049-05-001 C 35 93.7<br />
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3 I<br />
5<br />
7<br />
.c: 27<br />
c.<br />
Q)<br />
C 29<br />
31<br />
II<br />
• ~<br />
I<br />
I<br />
I<br />
I<br />
33 I I<br />
I<br />
KAS 0049-05-001 C 36 78.1 35<br />
•<br />
KAS 0049-05-001 C 37 5.28<br />
I<br />
KAS 0049-05-001 C 38 69.8 37<br />
I<br />
KAS 0049-05-001 C 39 124<br />
... --<br />
I<br />
KAS 0049-05-001 C 40 47.5<br />
39<br />
I<br />
KAS 0049-05-001 C 41 112<br />
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I<br />
i<br />
KAS 0049-05-001 C 42 27.4<br />
41<br />
...<br />
KAS 0049-05-001 C 43 27<br />
KAS 0049-05-001 C 44 99.6<br />
43<br />
KAS 0049-05-001 C 45 0.02<br />
KAS 0049-05-001 C 46 20.3<br />
45<br />
I<br />
KAS 0049-05-001 C 47 152<br />
KAS 0049-05-001 C 48 47.9<br />
47<br />
i<br />
KAS 0049-05-001C 49 159<br />
KAS 0049-05-001 C 50 65.3<br />
49<br />
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June 16, 2005<br />
2005 Kasabonika Assessment Report<br />
APPENDIX J<br />
Statement of Costs for 24 claim blocks in Kasabonika Lake area<br />
87
Statement of Costs<br />
TB 1199715<br />
Work Type: 2004 Ground Magnetic Survey<br />
Associated Costs:<br />
Aircraft Rentals<br />
Associated Costs:<br />
Personnel<br />
Cost Breakdown<br />
Cost per unit of work<br />
(1Iine-km)<br />
Heli-Max (Long Ranger) 223<br />
Helicopter Fuel 92<br />
Technician Cost 53<br />
Contract geologist cost 16<br />
Food and Lodging Accomodalion 37<br />
Groceries 11<br />
Associated Costs:<br />
Vehicle Rental<br />
Vehicle Rental 21<br />
Travel Costs Airfare 31<br />
Associated Costs:<br />
Equipment and Equipment Rental 18<br />
Supplies<br />
Units of work Total<br />
(Iine-km) Cost<br />
15.1 3362.07<br />
15.1 1386.91<br />
15.1 802.49<br />
15.1 240.36<br />
15.1 552.44<br />
15.1 165.73<br />
15.1 317.65<br />
15.1 465.21<br />
15.1 270.40<br />
Associated Costs:<br />
Report Preparation<br />
Report Preparation 40<br />
Drafting 8<br />
15.1 600.90<br />
15.1 120.18<br />
Value of<br />
assessment 8284.35<br />
work<br />
Total value of assessment work: s 8,284.35<br />
Certification verifying costs:<br />
I, Leyla Hoosain, do hereby certify that the amounts shown are as accurate as<br />
may reasonably be determined and the costs were incurred while conducting<br />
assessment work on the lands indicated on the accompanying Declaration of<br />
Work form. As proj~ct geologist I am authorized t:o make this certification.<br />
June 21, 2005<br />
Date
Statement of Costs<br />
TB 1199752<br />
Wor1< Type: 2004 RC Otill!nll<br />
Coot B .... kdown I Coot per unit 01 I UnItt 01 wor1< It'[.<br />
_11 drtll h ....' drtll h ....' Total Coot<br />
Wor1< Type: 2004 Ground ~Il""tlc Survty<br />
I<br />
Coot B .... kdown I Cool per unit or wor1< I Unlit 01 wor1< I T 0101 I<br />
Ii llne-lun) 1IIfMI-Itm' Coot:<br />
AsSOCiated CoSls'<br />
AsSOCiated Costs:<br />
Equipment and Field Supplies and equipment<br />
,<br />
833 832.11 Heli-Max (Long Ranger) 223 126 280543.<br />
Supplies<br />
AIrcraft Rentals<br />
On" Equipmefll 1318 , 1318,22 HeIi
Statement of Costs<br />
TB 1199757<br />
Work Type; 2004 RC DrUling<br />
Work Type: 2004 Ground Magnetic: Surwy<br />
Coat S,..kdown I Coet 1M' uniC of I Unit. of work (f: IT Ie<br />
work (1 drill hollt) drill hoW) ota os<br />
Co •• B,..kdown<br />
I Co.t pe-r un~ of work I Unit. ofwark I Total<br />
1111 ...... mI I-mi C_<br />
Auociated Co$ta:<br />
Associated Co .. t ..:<br />
Equipment end Field Supj::ilioa and oqulpmEtllI 833 2 1665.41<br />
Aircraft ReotM<br />
SUppMs.<br />
HeftwMax (long Rat\Q4!If') 223 79 1758.96<br />
Orill Equipment 1318 2 2636.43 He-Ik:opter Fuel 92 7.9 n5.60 ,<br />
Office and computer supplios 152 2 303.87<br />
Auociated Costs:<br />
p"""""eI<br />
Toctmoan Coal 53 7.9 419.35 I<br />
Satelite te(eptwnos 218 2 4l5.79 Convect ge040gist cost 16 7.9 125.75<br />
Camp and driiting fvel 236 2 475.60 Food and lodging Acwmodation 37 79 289,02<br />
A""""ia1ed Coots Heft..Mip (Long Ranger, Ben<br />
Aircraft Rentat8 205)<br />
Auodatod Costs:<br />
Vehicle Rental<br />
Auociated Costs:<br />
F...,;ghl<br />
AssocNMed Costa:<br />
P8f'SQnnei<br />
16234 2 32468.95 Gn)cen.s 11 7.9 8tL71<br />
Heiicopter Fuel 2582 2 5153,18<br />
Fixed Wing Rental (W Haye<br />
Airw~. North Star Airl<br />
Associated eom:<br />
Vehicle Rente:l<br />
YahdeRental 21 7.9 166,19<br />
1327 2 2653.15 ira~Co.t$ Airfare 31 7,g 243,39<br />
Auociated Coats:<br />
Fixed Wing Fuel 21 2 41,26 Equi9ment and Equipment Rental 18 7.9 14,,"7<br />
S--<br />
Vahides ~ Oporaliog eoats 6 2 11.17<br />
Aaeoclated Coats<br />
Report Preparation<br />
Report Preparation 40 7.9 314.38<br />
Vetm:::les ~ Mileage Paymenta 9 2 18.04 Orafting 8 7.9 62.86<br />
Airffetghl ~ Wauya AWw3yl$ 249 2 497.63<br />
Frej,ght • S;gfusl58f'l Not1hem.<br />
Ashkey Joint Venhmts, 1879 2 3757.62<br />
Manttoultn T ran~port<br />
Field Assistants 1760 2 3519.11<br />
Contract Geologists 2289 2 4577.64<br />
Project GeOk)~p$l 31 2 (;2,77<br />
Auociated Costs:<br />
Boart longyear 4009 2 8137.75<br />
Drii Contractor<br />
~. Project Geologitt l10 2 620.00<br />
rt P.fepNation<br />
0",_ SO 2 100,00<br />
Food ..... lodging Accomodation 3943 2 7885.60<br />
Grocerk!i:$ 780 2 1559.11<br />
Restaurants 55 2 109.67<br />
rrav1!i4 Coats A~ 686 2 1171.73<br />
TAlCi 20 2 39,66<br />
Meal, a 2 16.00<br />
Environmental<br />
Consuftal'\t<br />
Hotels/Motels 87 2 173.74<br />
ASIGroup 1307 2 2613.52<br />
V.l_of<br />
Value of<br />
...... men! 81314."" ......"""'t 43:\4.1G<br />
wo'"<br />
.. -<br />
Total value of aSS&S$I11ent work:<br />
85.64a.59<br />
Certification verifying costs:<br />
I, ~la Hoosain, do hereby certify that the amounts shown are as accurate as<br />
may reasonably be determined and the costs were incurred while conducting<br />
assessment work on the lands indicated on the accompanying Declaration of<br />
Work form. As project geologist I am authorized to make this certification.<br />
June 21, 2005<br />
Date
Statement of Costs<br />
TB 1199758<br />
Work Type: 2004 Ground Magnetic Survey<br />
Associated Costs:<br />
Aircraft Rentals<br />
ASsociated Costs:<br />
Personnel<br />
Cost Breakdown<br />
Cost per unit of work<br />
(1I1ne-km)<br />
Heli-Max (Long Ranger) 223<br />
Helicopter Fuel 92<br />
Technician Cost 53<br />
Contract geologist cost 16<br />
Food and Lodging Accomodation 37<br />
Associated Costs:<br />
Vehicle Rental<br />
Groceries 11<br />
Vehicle Rental 21<br />
Travel Costs Airfare 31<br />
Associated Costs:<br />
Equipment and Equipment Rental 18<br />
Supplies<br />
Units of work<br />
(IIne·km)<br />
Total Cost<br />
10.0 2226.53<br />
10.0 918.49<br />
10.0 531.45<br />
10.0 159.18<br />
10.0 365.85<br />
10.0 109.76<br />
10.0 210.37<br />
10.0 308.09<br />
10.0 179.08<br />
Associated Costs:<br />
Report Preparation<br />
Report Preparation 40<br />
Drafting 8<br />
10.0 397.95<br />
10.0 79.59<br />
Value of<br />
assessment 5486.32<br />
work<br />
Total value of assessment work: $ 5.486.32<br />
Certification verifying costs:<br />
I, Leyla Hoosain, do hereby certify that the amounts shown are as accurate as<br />
may reasonably be determined and the costs were incurred while conducting<br />
assessment work on the lands indicated on the accompanying Declaration of<br />
Work form. As project geologist I am authorized to make this certification.<br />
./ Sign
Statement of Costs<br />
TB 1199759<br />
Work Type: 2004 Ground Magnetic Survey<br />
Associated Costs:<br />
Aircraft Rentals<br />
Associated Costs:<br />
Personnel<br />
Cost Breakdown<br />
Cost per unit of work<br />
(lline-km)<br />
Units of work (line-km)<br />
Heli-Max (Long Ranger) 223 9.3<br />
Helicopter Fuel 92 9.3<br />
Technician Cost 53 9.3<br />
Contract geologist cost 16 9.3<br />
Food and Lodging Accomodation 37 9.3<br />
Associated Costs:<br />
Vehicle Rental<br />
Groceries 11 9.3<br />
Vehicle Rental 21 9.3<br />
Travel Costs Airfare 31 9.3<br />
Associated Costs:<br />
Equipment and Equipment Rental 18 9.3<br />
Supplies<br />
Total<br />
Cost<br />
2070.68<br />
854.19<br />
494.25<br />
148.04<br />
340.24<br />
102.07<br />
195.64<br />
286.52<br />
166.54<br />
Associated Costs:<br />
Report Preparation<br />
Report Preparation 40 9.3<br />
Drafting 8 9.3<br />
Value of assessment<br />
work<br />
370.09<br />
74.02<br />
5102.28<br />
Total value of assessment work: $ 5.102.28<br />
Certification verifying costs:<br />
I, Leyla Hoosain, do hereby certify that the amounts shown are as accurate as<br />
may reasonably be determined and the costs were incurred while conducting<br />
assessment work on the lands indicated on the accompanying Declaration of<br />
Work form. As project geologist I am authorized to make this certification.<br />
June 21, 2005<br />
Date
Statement of Costs<br />
TB 3006290<br />
Work Type: 2004 Ground Magnetic Survey<br />
Associated Costs:<br />
Aircraft Rentals<br />
Associated Costs:<br />
Personnel<br />
Cost Breakdown<br />
Cost per unit of work<br />
(1Iine-km)<br />
Units of work (Une-km)<br />
Heli-Max (Long Ranger) 223 7.0<br />
Helicopter Fuel 92 7.0<br />
Technician Cost 53 7.0<br />
Contract geologist cost 16 7.0<br />
Food and Lodging Accomodation 37 7.0<br />
Associated Costs:<br />
Vehicle Rental<br />
Groceries 11 7.0<br />
Vehicle Rental 21 7.0<br />
Travel Costs Airfare 31 7.0<br />
Associated Costs:<br />
Equipment and Equipment Rental 18 70<br />
Supplles<br />
Total<br />
Cost<br />
1558.57<br />
642.94<br />
372.02<br />
111.42<br />
256.10<br />
76.83<br />
147.26<br />
215.66<br />
125.35<br />
Associated Costs:<br />
Report Preparation<br />
Report Preparalion 40 7.0<br />
Drafting 8 7.0<br />
Value of assessment<br />
work<br />
278.56<br />
55.71<br />
3840.43<br />
Total value of assessment work: $ 3,840.43<br />
Certification verifying costs:<br />
I, Leyla Hoosain, do hereby certify that the amounts shown are as accurate as<br />
may reasonably be determined and the costs were incurred while conducting<br />
assessment work on the lands indicated on the accompanying Declaration of<br />
Work form. As EFoject geologist I am authorized to make this certification.<br />
June 21, 2005<br />
Date
Statement of Costs<br />
TB 3006291<br />
Work Type: 2004 Ground Magnetic Survey<br />
Associated Costs:<br />
Aircraft Rentals<br />
Associated Costs:<br />
Personnel<br />
Cost Breakdown<br />
Cost per unit of work<br />
(1Iine-km)<br />
Units of work (line-km)<br />
Heli-Max (Long Ranger) 223 11.1<br />
Helicopter Fuel 92 11.1<br />
Technician Cost 53 11.1<br />
Contract geologist cost 16 11.1<br />
Food and Lodging Accomodation 37 11.1<br />
Associated Costs:<br />
Vehicle Rental<br />
Groceries 11 11.1<br />
Vehicle Rental 21 11.1<br />
T ravel Costs Airfare 31 11.1<br />
Associated Costs:<br />
Equipment and Equipment Rental 18 11.1<br />
Supplies<br />
Total<br />
Cost<br />
2471.45<br />
1019.52<br />
589.91<br />
176.69<br />
406.10<br />
121.83<br />
233.51<br />
341.98<br />
198.77<br />
Associated Costs:<br />
Report Preparation<br />
Report Preparation 40 11.1<br />
Drafting 8 11.1<br />
Value of assessment<br />
work<br />
441.72<br />
88.34<br />
6089.82<br />
Total value of assessment work: $ 6,089.82<br />
Certification verifying costs:<br />
I, Leyla Hoosain, do hereby certify that the amounts shown are as accurate as<br />
may reasonably be determined and the costs were incurred while conducting<br />
assessment work on the lands indicated on the accompanying Declaration of<br />
Work form. As project geologist I am authorized to make this certification.<br />
June 21, 2005<br />
Date
Statement of Costs<br />
TB 3006292<br />
Work Type: 2004 RC Drilling<br />
Co.t S ... kdown I Co.t p41r unit of I<br />
work [1 drill hoi.)<br />
Unit. of work (# drill ITt let<br />
hoi.) o. o.<br />
Associated Costs:<br />
Equipment and Field Supplies and equipment 833 1 832.71<br />
Supplies<br />
Drill Equipment 1318 1 1318.22<br />
Offtce and computer supplies 152 1 151.94<br />
Satelite telephones 218 1 217.90<br />
Camo and drillina fuel 238 1 237.80<br />
Associated Costs: Heli-Max (Long Ranger, Bell<br />
Aircraft Rentals 205)<br />
16234 1 16234.48<br />
Helicopter Fuel 2582 1 2581.58<br />
Fixed Wing Rental (Wasaya<br />
Airways, North Star Air)<br />
1327 1 1326.58<br />
Fixed WinQ Fuel 21 1 20.53<br />
Associated Costs:<br />
Vehicle Rental<br />
Vehicles - Operating Costs 6 1 5.59<br />
Vehicles· Mileaoe Pa ments 9 1 9.02<br />
Associated Costs:<br />
Freight<br />
Airfreight - Wasaya Airways 249 1 248.81<br />
Freight - Siglussen Northern,<br />
Ashkey Joint Ventures, 1879 1 1878.81<br />
Manitoulin Transoor!<br />
Associated Costs:<br />
Personnel<br />
Field Assistants 1760 1 1759.56<br />
Contract Geologists 2289 1 2288.82<br />
Pmject Geclogist 31 1 31.38<br />
Associated Costs:<br />
Drill Contractor<br />
Boar! Longyear 4069 1 4068.87<br />
Associated Costs:<br />
paration<br />
Project Geologist 310 1 310.00<br />
Dralting 50 1 50.00<br />
Food and Lodging Accomodation 3943 1 3942.80<br />
Groceries 780 1 779.55<br />
Restaurants 55 1 54.83<br />
Travel Costs Air 886 1 885.87<br />
Taxi 20 1 19.83<br />
Meals 8 1 8.00<br />
HotelS/Molels 87 1 86.67<br />
Environmental<br />
Consultant<br />
ASI Group 1307 1 1306.76<br />
V.lu. of ...... m.nt<br />
work<br />
40657.20<br />
Total value of assessment work: $ 40,657.20<br />
Certification verifying costs:<br />
If Leyla Hoosain f do hereby certify that the amounts shown are as accurate as<br />
may reasonably be determined and the costs were incurred while conducting<br />
assessment work on the lands indicated on the accompanying Declaration of<br />
Work form. As project geologist I am authorized to make this certification.<br />
June 21, 2005<br />
Date
Statement of Costs<br />
TB 3006293<br />
C.,..t Breakdown<br />
I Co.t per unit of I<br />
work 11 drill hol.l<br />
Wo", Typ.: 2004 RC Drilling<br />
Unit. of wo"' Cal drill ITt I C t<br />
holel o. .,..<br />
Associated Costs:<br />
Equipment and Field Supplies and equipment 833 1 832.71<br />
Supplies<br />
Drill Equipment 1318 1 1318.22<br />
Offoce and computer supplies 152 1 151.94<br />
Satelite telephones 218 1 217.90<br />
Camo and drillino fuel 238 1 237.80<br />
Associated Costs: Heli-Max (Long Ranger. Bell<br />
Aircraft Rentals 205)<br />
16234 1 16234.48<br />
Helicopter Fuel 2582 1 2581.58<br />
Fixed Wing Rental (Wasaya<br />
Airways. North Star Air)<br />
1327 1 1326.58<br />
Fixed Wino Fuel 21 1 20.63<br />
Associated Costs:<br />
Vehicle Rental<br />
Vehicles Operating CUsts 6 1 5.59<br />
Vehicles - Mil~e Payments 9 1 9.02<br />
Associated Costs:<br />
Freight<br />
Airfreight - Wasaya Airways 249 1 248.81<br />
Freight Sigfussen Northern.<br />
Ashkey Joint Ventures. 1879 1 1878.81<br />
Manitoulin Transport<br />
Associated Costs:<br />
Personnel<br />
Field Assistants 1760 1 1759.56<br />
Contract Geologists 2289 1 2288.82<br />
Pro'eeI Geolooist 31 1 31.38<br />
Associated Costs;<br />
Drill Contractor<br />
Boart Longyear 4069 1 4068.87<br />
Associated Costs:<br />
Report Preparation<br />
Project Geologist 310 1 310.00<br />
Draftinc 50 1 50.00<br />
Food and Lodging Accomodation 3943 1 3942.80<br />
Groceries 780 1 779.55<br />
Restaurants 55 1 54.63<br />
Travel Costs Air 666 1 665.87<br />
Taxi 20 1 19.83<br />
Meals 8 1 8.00<br />
Hotels/Motels 87 1 86.87<br />
Environmental<br />
Consultant<br />
ASI Group 1307 1 1306.76<br />
Value of ...... m.nt<br />
wo",<br />
40857.20<br />
Total value of assessment work: $ 40.857.20<br />
Certification verifying costs:<br />
I, Leyla Hoosain, do hereby certify that the amounts shown are as accurate as<br />
may reasonably be determined and the costs were incurred while conducting<br />
assessment work on the lands indicated on the accompanying Declaration of<br />
Work form. As project geologist I am authorized to make this certification.<br />
June 21, 2005<br />
Date
Statement of Costs<br />
TB 3006294<br />
Cost B ..... kdown<br />
I Cost per unit of I<br />
war!< Ii drill hole)<br />
War!< Type: 2004 RC Drilling<br />
Unit. of h'::'~ ('" drill I T olal Cost<br />
Associated Costs:<br />
Equipment and Field Supplies and equipment 633 1 832.71<br />
Supplies<br />
Drill Equipment 1318 1 1318.22<br />
OffICe and computer supplies 152 1 151.94<br />
Satelite telephones 218 1 217.90<br />
Camo and arillino fuel 238 1 237.80<br />
Associated Costs: Hefi-Max (Long Ranger. Bell<br />
Aircraft Rentals 205)<br />
16234 1 16234.48<br />
Helicopter Fuel 2582 1 2581.58<br />
Fi"ed Wing Rental (Wasaya<br />
AirwayS, Nonh Star Air)<br />
1327 1 1326.58<br />
Fixed Wino Fuel 21 1 20.63<br />
Associated Costs:<br />
Vehicle Rental<br />
Vehicles· Operating Costs 6 1 5.59<br />
Vehicles· Mileaoe Pavments 9 1 9.02<br />
Associated Costs:<br />
Freight<br />
Airfreight. Wasaya AirwayS 249 1 248.81<br />
Freight. Sigfussen NoMhem,<br />
Ashkey Joint Ventures, 1879 1 1878.81<br />
ManitOUlin Transoort<br />
Associated Costs:<br />
Personnel<br />
Field Assistants 1760 1 1759.56<br />
Contract Geologists 2289 1 2288.82<br />
Pro'eel Geolooist 31 1 31.38<br />
Associated Costs:<br />
Drill Contractor<br />
Boan Longyear 4069 1 4068.87<br />
Associated Costs:<br />
Repen Preparation<br />
Project Geologist 310 1 310.00<br />
Oraftina 50 1 50.00<br />
Food and Lodging Accomodation 3943 1 3942.80<br />
Groceries 780 1 779.55<br />
Restaurants 55 1 54.83<br />
Travel Costs Air 886 1 885.87<br />
Taxi 20 1 19.83<br />
Meals 6 1 8.00<br />
Hotels/Motels 87 1 86.87<br />
Environmental<br />
Consultant<br />
ASI Group 1307 1 1306.76<br />
Value of ••• e.sment<br />
wor!<<br />
40657.20<br />
Total value of assessment work: $ 40,657.20<br />
Certification verifying costs:<br />
I, ~la Hoosain, do hereby certify that the amounts shown are as accurate as<br />
may reasonably be determined and the costs were incurred while conducting<br />
assessment work on the lands indicated on the accompanying Declaration of<br />
Work form. As project geologist I am authorized to make this certification.<br />
June 21, 2005<br />
Date
Statement of Costs<br />
TB 3006296<br />
C.,.t B .... kdown<br />
J Cost p"r unit of I<br />
work (1 drill hoi.)<br />
Work Typ": 2004 RC Drilling<br />
Units of h';;::~ (JIll drill I Total Coat<br />
Associated Costs:<br />
Equipment and Field Supplies and equipment 833 1 632.71<br />
Supplies<br />
Drill Equipment 1318 1 1318.22<br />
Office and computer supplies 152 1 151.94<br />
Sateilla telephones 216 1 217.90<br />
Cam" and drillino fuel 238 1 237.80<br />
Associated Costs: HeH-Max (Long Ranger, Bell<br />
Aircraft Rentals 205)<br />
16234 1 16234.48<br />
Helicoptar Fuel 2562 1 2561.56<br />
Fixed Wing Rental (Wasaya<br />
Airways, North Star Air)<br />
1327 1 1326.56<br />
Fixed Wino Fuel 21 1 20.63<br />
Associated Costs:<br />
Vehk:1e Rental<br />
Vehicles Operating Costs 6 1 5.59<br />
Vehicles - Mileaoe PaYments 9 1 9.02<br />
Associated Costs:<br />
Freight<br />
Airfreight - Wasava Airways 249 1 248.61<br />
Freight Sigfussen Northern,<br />
Ashkey Joint Ventures, 1879 1 1878.61<br />
Manitoulin T ransoort<br />
i<br />
Associated Costs:<br />
Personnel<br />
Field Assistants 1760 1 1759.56<br />
Contract Geologists 2289 1 2288.82<br />
PrJHect Geolocist 31 1 31.36<br />
Associated Costs:<br />
Drill CQrnractor<br />
60art Longyear 4069 1 4068.87<br />
Associated Costs:<br />
Report Preparation<br />
Project Geologist 310 1 310.00<br />
Draftino 50 1 50.00<br />
Food and Lodging Accomodation 3943 1 3942.60<br />
Groceries 760 1 779.55<br />
Restaurants 55 1 54.83<br />
Travel Costs Air 666 1 685.87<br />
Taxi 20 1 19.63<br />
Meals 6 1 6.00<br />
HotelsIMotels 87 1 86.67<br />
Environmental<br />
ConSUltant<br />
ASI Group 1307 1 1306.76<br />
V.lu. of .......... nt<br />
work<br />
4Oe57.20<br />
Total value of assessment work: s 40,657.20<br />
Certification verifying costs:<br />
I, ~la Hoosain, do hereby certify that the amounts shown are as accurate as<br />
may reasonably be determined and the costs were incurred while conducting<br />
assessment work on the lands indicated on the accompanying Declaration of<br />
Work form. As project geologist I am authorized to make this certification.<br />
-<br />
June<br />
21, 2005<br />
Date
Statement of Costs<br />
TB 3006298<br />
Coat Breakdown<br />
I ea.t per unit of I<br />
work 11 drill hole'<br />
Work TYpe: 2004~rI ling<br />
Unb of work (lI! drill IT t I Co<br />
holel o. a<br />
Associated Costs:<br />
Equipment and Field Supplies and equipment 833 2 1665.41<br />
Supplies<br />
Drill Equipment 1318 2 2636,43<br />
OffICe and computer supplies 152 2 303,87<br />
Satelite telephones 218 2 435,79<br />
Camp and drilliog fuel 236 2 475,60<br />
Associated Costs: Heli-Max (Long Ranger, Bell<br />
Aircraft Rentals 205)<br />
16234 2 32468,95<br />
Helicopter Fuel 2582 2 5163,16<br />
Fixed Wing Rental (Wasaya<br />
Airways, North Star Air)<br />
1327 2 2653,15<br />
Fixed Wino Fuel 21 2 41,26<br />
Associated Costs:<br />
Vehicle Rental<br />
Vehicles Operating Costs 6 2 11,17<br />
Vehicles - MileaQe Payments 9 2 18,04<br />
Associated Costs:<br />
Freight<br />
Airfreight- Wasa'la Airways 249 2 497,63<br />
Freight· Sigfussen Northern,<br />
Ashkey Joint Ventures, 1879 2 3757.62<br />
Manitoulin TranliPQr!<br />
Associated Costs:<br />
Personnel<br />
Field Assistants 1760 2 3519.11<br />
Contract Geologists 2289 2 4577.64<br />
Pro' eet Geoloaist 31 2 62.77<br />
Associated Costs:<br />
Drill Contractor<br />
Boar! Longyear 4069 2 8137.75<br />
Associated Costs:<br />
Report Preparation<br />
Project Geologist 310 2 620.00<br />
DraftinQ 50 2 100.00<br />
Food and Lodging Accomodation 3943 2 7885.60<br />
Groceries 780 2 1559.11<br />
Restaurants 55 2 109.67<br />
Travel Costs Air 686 2 1771.73<br />
Taxi 20 2 39.66<br />
Meals 8 2 16.00<br />
HotelslMotels 87 2 173.74<br />
Environmental<br />
Consultant<br />
ASI Groop 1307 2 2613.52<br />
Value of .a_ment<br />
work<br />
81314.40<br />
Total value of assessment work: $81,314.40<br />
Certification verifying costs:<br />
I, Leyla Hoosain, do hereby certify that the amounts shown are as accurate as<br />
may reasonably be determined and the costs were incurred while conducting<br />
assessment work on the lands indicated on the accompanying Declaration of<br />
Work form. As project geologist I am authorized to make this certification.<br />
June 21,<br />
Date<br />
2005
Statement of Costs<br />
TB 3006313<br />
Co.t B .... kdown<br />
I Coat p.r unit of I<br />
work 11 drill holel<br />
Work Type: 2004 RC Drilling<br />
Units Ofh':~: (j/ drill I Total Co.t<br />
Associated Costs:<br />
Equipment and Field Supplies and equipment 633 1 832.71<br />
Supplies<br />
Drill Equipment 1318 1 1318.22<br />
OffICe and computer supplies 152 1 151.94<br />
Satelite telepltenes 218 1 217.00 i<br />
Camp and drillillll fuel 238 1 237,80<br />
Associated Costs: Heli·Max (Long Ranger, Bell<br />
Aircraft Rentals 205)<br />
16234 1 16234.46<br />
Helicopter Fuel 2562 1 2581.58<br />
Fixed Wing Rental (Wasaya<br />
Airways, North Star Air)<br />
1327 1 1326,58<br />
Fixed Wino Fuel 21 1 20.63<br />
Associated Costs:<br />
Vehicle Rental<br />
Vehicles - Operating Costs 6 1 5,59<br />
Vehicles - Mileage Pa';Tllents 9 1 9,02<br />
Associated Costs:<br />
Freight<br />
Airfreight - Wasaya Airways 249 1 246,61<br />
Freight - Sigfussen Northern,<br />
Ashkey Joint Ventures, 1879 1 1876,81<br />
Manitoulin T ransoort<br />
Associated Costs:<br />
Personnel<br />
Field Assistants 1760 1 1759,56<br />
Contract Geologists 2269 1 2286,62<br />
Pro'ect Geolooist 31 1 31,36<br />
Associated Costs:<br />
Drill Contractor<br />
Boart Longyear 4069 1 4068,87<br />
Associated Costs:<br />
Report Preparation<br />
Project Geologist 310 1 310,00<br />
Draftillll 50 1 50,00<br />
Food and Lodging A.ccomodation 3943 1 3942,80<br />
Groceries 780 1 779.55<br />
Restaurants 55 1 54.63<br />
Travel Costs Air 686 1 865,87<br />
Taxi 20 1 19.83<br />
Meals 8 1 8,00<br />
HotelsIMotels 87 1 86,87<br />
Environmental<br />
Consultant<br />
ASI Group 1307 1 1306.76<br />
Valu. of a ••••• ment<br />
work<br />
40657.20<br />
Total value of assessment work: $ 40,651.20<br />
Certification verifying costs;<br />
I, Leyla Hoosain , do hereby certify that the amounts shown are as accurate as<br />
may reasonably be determined and the costs were incurred while conducting<br />
assessment work on the lands indicated on the accompanying Declaration of<br />
Work form. As project geologist I am authorized to make this certification.<br />
June 21, 2005<br />
Date
Statement of Costs<br />
TB 3006314<br />
Wort.: Type: 2004 RC Drlllirtg<br />
Cost B .... kdown I Cost per unit of I Units of wort.: (. drill ITt I C t<br />
wort.: (1 drill hoi ..)<br />
hole) 0 a os<br />
Associated Costs:<br />
Equipment and Field Supplies and equipment 833 1 832.71<br />
Supplies.<br />
Olill Equipment 1318 1 1318.22<br />
Olf"", and computer supplies 152 1 151.94<br />
Satelite telephones 218 1 217.90<br />
Camo and dlillino fuel 236 1 237.80<br />
Associated Costs: Heli-Max (Long Ranger. Bell<br />
Aircraft Rentals 205)<br />
16234 1 16234.46<br />
Helicopter Fuel 2582 1 2581.58<br />
Fixed Wing Rental (Wasaya<br />
Airways. North Star Air)<br />
1327 1 1326.58<br />
Fixed Wino Fuel 21 1 20.63<br />
Associated Costs:<br />
Vehicle Rental<br />
Vehicles - Operating Costs 6 1 5.59<br />
Vehicles - Mile;>ge p",vments 9 1 9.02<br />
Associated Costs:<br />
Freight<br />
Airfreight· Wasaya Airways 249 1 246.81<br />
Freight - Sigfussen Northem.<br />
Ashkey Joint Ventures. 1879 1 1878.81<br />
Manitoulin Transoort<br />
Associated Costs:<br />
Personnel<br />
Field Assistants 1760 1 1759.56<br />
Contract Geologists 2289 1 2288.82<br />
Pro· eel Geolooist 31 1 31.36<br />
Associa1ed Costs:<br />
Olill Contractor<br />
Boart Longyear 4069 1 4088.87<br />
Associated Costs:<br />
Report Preparation<br />
ProjeCt Geologist 310 1 310.00<br />
Drafting 50 t 50.00<br />
Food and Lodging Accomodation 3943 1 3942.80<br />
Groceties 780 1 779.55<br />
Restaurants 55 1 54.83<br />
Travel Costs Air 886 1 885.87<br />
Taxi 20 1 19.83<br />
Meals 8 1 8.00<br />
HotelsIMotels 87 1 86.87<br />
Environmental<br />
Consultant<br />
ASI Group 1307 1 1306.76<br />
Value of assessment<br />
wort.:<br />
40657.20<br />
Total value of assessment work: $ 40,657.20<br />
Certification verifying costs:<br />
I, Leyla Hoosain, do hereby certify that the amounts shown are as accurate as<br />
may reasonably be determined and the costs were incurred while conducting<br />
assessment work on the lands indicated on the accompanying Declaration of<br />
Work form. As project geologist I am authorized to make this certification.<br />
June 21, 2005<br />
Date
Statement of Costs<br />
TB 3006315<br />
Co.1 B",.kdown<br />
I Co.t per unit of I<br />
work (1 drill hoi.)<br />
Work Type: 2004 K(; Drlilng<br />
Units of work (lIJ drill I T I I C I<br />
hoi.} o. o.<br />
Associate
Statement of Costs<br />
TB 3006320<br />
Co.t B .... kdown<br />
I Cosl per unH of I<br />
wor1< 11 drill hol-U<br />
Wor1< Type: "",,4 Rt; Drilling<br />
UnHa of wor1< (It. drill I T I I Co I'<br />
hol.l 0.. I<br />
Associated Costs:<br />
Equipment and Field Supplies and equipment 633 1 832.71<br />
Supplies<br />
Drill Equipment 1316 1 1316.22<br />
OffICe and computer supplies 152 1 151.94<br />
Sate lite telephones 218 1 217.90<br />
CamP and drillil]g fuel 236 1 237.80<br />
Associated Costs: Heli-Ma)( (Long Ranger. Sell<br />
Aircraft Rentals 2(5)<br />
16234 1 16234.46<br />
Helicopter Fuel 2582 1 2581.58<br />
Fixed Wing Rental (Wasaya<br />
Airways. North Star Air)<br />
1327 1 1326.58<br />
Fixed Wing Fuel 21 1 20.63<br />
Associated Costs:<br />
Vehicte Rental<br />
Vehicles· Operating Costs 6 1 5.59<br />
Vehicles· Mileaoe Payments \I 1 9.02<br />
Associated Costs:<br />
Freight<br />
Airfreight - Wasaya Airways 249 1 248.81<br />
Freight· Sigfussen Northem,<br />
Ashkey Joint Ventures. 1879 1 1678.61<br />
Manitoulin TranSPOrt<br />
Associated Costs:<br />
Personnel<br />
Field Assistants 1760 1 1759.56<br />
Contract Geologists 2269 1 2266.82<br />
Pro'act Geoloaist 31 1 31.36<br />
Associated Costs:<br />
Drill Contractor<br />
Soart Longyear 4069 1 4066.67<br />
Associated Costs:<br />
Reporl Preparation<br />
Project Geologist 310 1 310.00<br />
DraftinQ 50 1 50.00<br />
Food and Lodging Accomodation 3943 1 3942.60<br />
Groceries 780 1 779.55<br />
Restaurants 55 1 64.63<br />
Travel Costs Air 666 1 685.67<br />
Taxi 20 1 19.83<br />
Meals 8 1 8.00<br />
HotelsJMotels 87 1 86.67<br />
Environmental<br />
Consultant<br />
ASIGroup 1307 1 1306.76<br />
V.lu. of •••••• m
Statement of Costs<br />
TB 3006322<br />
Work Type: 2004 RC rlilln<br />
Co.t Breakdown I Cost p4tr unit of I Unit. of work (. drill I T tal Co t<br />
work (1 drill hoi.)<br />
ho .., o.<br />
Associated Costs:<br />
Equipment and Field Supplies and equipment 833 1 832.71<br />
Supplies<br />
Drill Equipment 1318 1 1318.22<br />
OffICe and computer supplies 152 1 151.94<br />
SateUta telephones 218 1 217.90<br />
Came and drillina fuel 238 1 237.80<br />
Associated Costs: Heli-Max (long Ranger, Bell<br />
Aircraft Rentals 205)<br />
16234 1 16234.48<br />
Helicopter Fuel 2582 1 2581.58<br />
Fixed Wing Rental (Wasaya<br />
Airways, North Star Air)<br />
1327 1 1326,58<br />
Fixed Wing Fuel 21 1 20,63<br />
Associated Costs:<br />
Vehicle Rental<br />
Vehicles Operating Costs 6 1 5.59<br />
Vehicles - Mileaoe Pavments 9 1 9.02<br />
Associated Costs:<br />
Freight<br />
Airfreight - Wasaya Airways 249 1 248.81<br />
Freight Sigfussen Northern,<br />
Ashkey Joint Ventures. 1879 1 1878.81<br />
Manitoulin T ransPPrt<br />
Associated Costs:<br />
Personnel<br />
Field Assistants 1760 t 1759.56<br />
Contract Geologists 2289 1 2288.82<br />
Pro'eeI Gernooist 31 1 31.38<br />
Associated Costs:<br />
Drill Contractor<br />
Boart Longyear 4069 1 4068.87<br />
Associated Costs:<br />
Report Preparation<br />
project Geologist 310 1 310.00<br />
Draftina 50 1 50.00<br />
Food and Lodging Accomodalion 3943 1 3942.80<br />
Groceries 780 1 779.55<br />
Restaurants 65 1 54.83<br />
Travel Costs Air 886 1 885.87<br />
Taxi 20 1 19,83<br />
Meals 8 1 8.00<br />
HoteisIMotels 87 1 86.87<br />
Environmental<br />
Consultant<br />
ASIGroup 1307 1 1306.76<br />
Value of ......""'nl<br />
work<br />
40657.20<br />
Total villue of ilssessment work: s 40,657.20<br />
Certification verifying costs:<br />
I, Leyla Hoosain, do hereby certify that the amounts shown are as accurate as<br />
may reasonably be determined and the costs were incurred while conducting<br />
assessment work on the lands indicated on the accompanying Declaration of<br />
Work form. As project geologist I am authorized t.o make this certification.<br />
June 21, 2005<br />
Date
Statement of Costs<br />
TB 3006323<br />
Work Type: 2004 RC Drilling<br />
Co.t e ..... down I Coat per unit of I<br />
work 11 drill holel<br />
Unit. of work (* drill ITt I C t<br />
holel 0 a o.<br />
Associated Costs:<br />
Equipment and Field Supplies and equipment 833 1 832.71<br />
Supplies<br />
Drill Equipment 1318 1 1318.22<br />
OffICe and computer supplies 152 1 151.94<br />
Sa!eli!e telephones 218 1 217.00<br />
Camp and drilling fuel 238 1 237.80<br />
Associated Costs: Heli-Max (Long Ranger. Bell<br />
Aircraft Rentals 205)<br />
16234 1 16234.48<br />
Helicopter Fuel 2582 1 258L58<br />
Fixed Wing Rental (Wasaya<br />
Airways. North Star Air)<br />
1327 1 1326.58<br />
Fixed Wing Fuel 21 1 20.63<br />
Associated Costs:<br />
Vehicle Rental<br />
Vehictes • Operating Costs 6 1 5.59<br />
Vehicles· Mileaae Pavments 9 1 9.02<br />
Associated Costs:<br />
Freight<br />
Airfreight· Wasaya Airways 249 1 248.81<br />
Freight· Siglussen Northern,<br />
Ashkey Joint Ventures. 1879 1 1878.81<br />
Manitoulin T ranSJ)On<br />
Associated Costs:<br />
Personnel<br />
Field Assistants 1760 1 1759.58<br />
Contract Geologists 2289 1 2288.82<br />
Pro'eet GeoIOOist 31 1 31.38<br />
Associated Costs:<br />
Drill Contractor<br />
Boan Longyear 4069 1 4068.87<br />
Associated Costs:<br />
Report Preparation<br />
Project Geojogist 310 1 310.00<br />
Draftina 50 1 50.00<br />
Food and Lodging Accomodation 3943 1 3942.80<br />
Groceries 780 1 779.55<br />
Restaurants 55 1 54.83<br />
Travel Costs Air 886 1 885.67<br />
Taxi 20 1 19.63<br />
Meals 8 1 8.00<br />
HotelslMotels 87 1 86.67<br />
Environmental<br />
Consultant<br />
ASI Group 1307 1 1306.78<br />
Valu. of a ....... m.nt<br />
work<br />
40667.20<br />
Total value of assessment work: s 40.657.20<br />
Certification verifying costs;<br />
I, Leyla Hoosain, do hereby certify that the amounts shown are as accurate as<br />
may reasonably be determined and the costs were incurred while conducting<br />
assessment work on the lands indicated on the accompanying Declaration of<br />
Work form. As Eroject geologist I am authorized to make this certification.<br />
June 21, 2005<br />
Date
C.,.I BreaI
Statement of Costs<br />
TB 3006325<br />
wort< I ype: 2004 RC Drilling<br />
Co., linlakdown I Co., per unit of I Unit. of worI< I T I Cm<br />
wort< (1 drill hokt) ~ drill hot.) o~<br />
CO*tBnlakdown<br />
I eo.t per unit of<br />
wort<<br />
I<br />
(1 drill hot.)<br />
Wer!< Type: 2005 eo .. Drilling<br />
Unll$ of ~I·<br />
(' drill hole) Total Cost<br />
~iated Costs<br />
Associated Costs:<br />
Ftekl Supplies and<br />
EQUIjlf11entand Field Supplies and equipmeot 833 1 832.71 Equipment and<br />
equipment<br />
Supplies<br />
Supplies<br />
774.8 1 774.80<br />
Drill Equipment 1316 1 131622 Sateite telephones 444.5475 1 «4.55<br />
Office and compute< supplies 152 1 151.94 Camo and drillina fuet 697.3125 1 697.31<br />
Sateiite telepllooes 216 1 217.00<br />
Associated Costs: Gateway Helicopters (loog<br />
Aircraft Reotais Ra,...,., Bell 204)<br />
36652.7225 1 36652.n<br />
Camo and drillina fuet 236 1 237.80 Helicopter Fuel 4108.205 1 4108.21<br />
Associated Costs: Heli-Max (Loog Ranger, Bell<br />
Fixed Wing Rental (Wasaya<br />
16234 1 16234.46<br />
«ircrnft Reotals 205) AiIwa"'. NOrih Star Air)<br />
11269.79 1 11269.79<br />
Heli
Statement of Costs<br />
TB 3006326<br />
Co.t B ..... kdown<br />
I Coat per unit of I<br />
wol1< 11 drill hole)<br />
Wol1< Type: 2004 R(; Drilling<br />
Units of work (# drill J Ttl Co<br />
hohtl 0 a •<br />
Associated Costs:<br />
Equipment and Field Supplies and equipment 833 2 1665.41<br />
Supplies<br />
Drill Equipment 1318 2 2636.43<br />
OffICe and computer supplies 152 2 303.87<br />
Sate.ite telephones 218 2 435.79<br />
Camp and drillinq fuel 238 2 475.60<br />
Associated Costs: Heli-Max (Long Ranger, Bell<br />
Aircraft Renlals 205)<br />
16234 2 32468.95<br />
Helicopler Fuel 2582 2 5163.16<br />
Fixed Wing Renlal (Wasaya<br />
Airways, North Star Air)<br />
1327 2 2653.15<br />
Fixed Winq Fuel 21 2 41.26<br />
Associated Costs:<br />
Vehicle Renlal<br />
Vehicles· Operating Costs 6 2 11.17<br />
Vehicles· Mile
Statement of Costs<br />
TB 3006327<br />
Work Type: 2004 Rc.; rlllln<br />
Co.t Breakdown I Co.t per unit of I Unit. Of:;:: (iJ drill<br />
work (t drill ho~}<br />
h<br />
I Total Cost<br />
Associated Costs:<br />
Equipment and Field Supplies and equipment 633 1 632.71<br />
Supplies<br />
Drill Equipment 1316 1 1316.22<br />
Office and computer supplies 152 1 151.94<br />
Satelite telephones 216 1 217.90<br />
Camp and drilliflll fuel 236 1 237.60<br />
Associated Costs: Heli-Max (Long Ranger, BeU<br />
Aircraft Rentals 205)<br />
16234 1 16234.48<br />
Helicopter Fuel 2582 1 2581.58<br />
Fixed Wing Rental (Wasaya<br />
Airways, North Star Air)<br />
1327 1 1326.58<br />
Fixed WinQ Fuel 21 1 20.63<br />
Associated Costs:<br />
Vehicle Rental<br />
Vehicles - Operating Costs 6 1 5.59<br />
Vehicles - Mileaoe Pavments 9 1 9.02<br />
Associated Costs:<br />
Freight<br />
Airfreight - Wasaya Airways 249 1 248.81<br />
Freight - Sigfussen Northem,<br />
Ashkey Joint Ventures, 1679 1 1878.81<br />
Manitoulin Transpon<br />
Associated Costs:<br />
Personnel<br />
Field Assistants 1760 1 1759.58<br />
Conlract Geologists 2289 1 2288.82<br />
Pro·act GeQi~ist 31 1 31.36<br />
Associated Costs:<br />
Drill Contractor<br />
Soan Longyear 4069 1 4068.87<br />
Associated Costs:<br />
Repon Preparation<br />
P~act Geologist 310 1 310.00<br />
Drafting 50 1 SO.OO<br />
Food and Lodging Accomodation 3943 1 3942.80<br />
Groceries 780 1 779.55<br />
Restaurants 55 1 54.83<br />
Travel Costs Air 886 1 885.67<br />
Taxi 20 1 19.83<br />
Meals 8 1 8.00<br />
HotelsIMotels 87 1 66.87<br />
Environmental<br />
Consultant<br />
ASI Group 1307 1 1306.76<br />
Valu. of a ••••• ment<br />
work<br />
40857.20<br />
Total value of assessment work: s 40,857.20<br />
Certification verifying costs:<br />
I, Leyla Hoosain, do hereby certify that the amounts shown are as accurate as<br />
may reasonably be determined and the costs were incurred while conducting<br />
assessment work on the lands indicated on the accompanying Declaration of<br />
Work form. As project geologist I am authorized to make this certification.<br />
June 21, 2005<br />
Date
Statement of Costs<br />
TB 3006328<br />
Co.t a ..... kdown<br />
I Co.t per unit of I<br />
work (1 drill hoi.)<br />
Work Type: 2004 RC Drilling<br />
Unit," of work (' drill ITt I C t I<br />
hoi., O. 011,<br />
Associated Costs:<br />
Equipment and Field Supplies and equipment 833 1 832.71<br />
I<br />
Supplies<br />
Drill Equipment 1318 1 1318.22<br />
OffICe and computer supplies 152 1 151.94<br />
Satelite telephones 218 1 217.90<br />
Cam" and drillino fuel 238 1 237.80<br />
Associated Costs: Heli-Max (Long Ranger. Bell<br />
Aircraft Rentals 205)<br />
16234 1 16234.48<br />
Helicopter Fuel 2582 1 2581.58<br />
Fixed Wing Rental (Wasaya<br />
Airways. North Star Air)<br />
1327 1 1326.58<br />
Fixed Wino Fuel 21 1 20.63<br />
Associated Costs:<br />
Vehicle Rental<br />
Vehicles - Operating Costs 6 1 5.59<br />
Vehicles - Mile811e Payments 9 1 9.02<br />
Associated Costs:<br />
Freight<br />
Airfreight Wasaya Airways 249 1 248.81<br />
Freight - Sigfussen Northern.<br />
Ashkey Joint Ventures. 1879 1 1878.81<br />
Manitoulin Transport<br />
Associated Costs:<br />
Personnel<br />
Field Assistants 1760 1 1759.56<br />
Contract Geologists 2289 1 2288.82<br />
Pro' eet Geolooist 31 1 31.38<br />
Associated Costs:<br />
Orin Contractor<br />
Boart Longyear 4069 1 4068.87<br />
Associated Costs:<br />
Report Preparation<br />
Project Geologist 310 1 310.00<br />
OraftinQ 50 1 50.00<br />
Food and Lodging Accomodalion 3943 1 3942.80<br />
Groceries 760 1 779.55<br />
Restaurants 55 1 54.63<br />
Travel Costs Air 886 1 665.67<br />
Taxi 20 1 19.83<br />
Meals 8 1 8.00<br />
HotelslMolels 67 1 66.67<br />
Environmental<br />
Consultant<br />
ASIGroup 1307 1 1306.76<br />
Value of .......... nt<br />
work<br />
40657.20<br />
Total value of assessment work: $ 40,657.20<br />
Certification verifying costs:<br />
I, Leyla Hoosain, do hereby certify that the amou.nts shown are as accurate as<br />
may reasonably be determined and the costs were incurred while conducting<br />
assessment work on the lands indicated on the accompanying Declaration of<br />
Work form. As project geologist I am authorized to make this certification.<br />
June 21, 2005<br />
Date
Statement of Costs<br />
TB 3006329<br />
"<br />
.,<br />
I Coat per unit of I<br />
wort< (1 drill hole)<br />
Wort< rype: 2004 RC Drilling<br />
Co.t B .... kdown<br />
Units of wort< (II drill ITt I C t<br />
hole) O. O.<br />
Associated Costs:<br />
Equipment and Field Supplies and equipment 633 1 632.71<br />
Supplies<br />
Drill Equipment 1316 1 1318.22<br />
OffIce and computer supplies 152 1 151.94<br />
Satelite telephones 218 1 217.90<br />
Camo and drilli"" fuel 236 1 237.80<br />
Associated Costs: HelioMax (Long Ranger, Bell<br />
Aircraft Rentals 205)<br />
16234 1 16234.48<br />
Helicopter Fuel 2582 1 2581.58<br />
Fixed Wing Rental (Wasaya<br />
Airways, North Star Air)<br />
1327 1 1326.58<br />
Fixed Wino Fuel 21 1 20.63<br />
Associated Costs:<br />
Vehicle Rental<br />
Vehicles - Operating Costs 6 1 5.59<br />
Vehicles - Mileaae PaYments 9 1 9.02<br />
Associated Costs:<br />
Freight<br />
Airfreight - Wasaya Airways 249 1 248.61<br />
Freight Sigfussen Norlhem.<br />
Ashkey Joint Ventures, 1679 1 1678.81<br />
Manitoulin T ransoort<br />
Associated Costs:<br />
Personnel<br />
Field Assistants 1760 1 1759.56<br />
Contract Geologists 2289 1 2288.82<br />
Pro'eet Geclooist 31 1 31.38<br />
Associated Costs:<br />
Drill Contractor<br />
8aart Longyear 4069 1 4068.87<br />
Associated Costs:<br />
Report Preparation<br />
Project Geologist 310 1 310.00<br />
Drafti"" 50 1 50.00<br />
Food and Lodging Accomodation 3943 1 3942.80<br />
Groceries 780 1 779.55<br />
Restaurants 55 1 54.83<br />
Travel Costs Air 886 1 885.87<br />
Taxi 20 1 19.83<br />
Meals 8 1 8.00<br />
Hotels/Motels 87 1 86.87<br />
Environmental<br />
Consultant<br />
ASI Group 1307 1 1306.76<br />
Valu. of •••••• mant<br />
wort<<br />
40657.20<br />
Total value of assessment work: s 48,657.20<br />
Certification verifying costs:<br />
I, Leyla Hoosain, do hereby certify that the amounts shown are as accurate as<br />
may reasonably be determined and the costs were incurred while conducting<br />
assessment work on the lands indicated on the accompanying Declaration of<br />
Work form. As project geologist I am authorized to make this certification.<br />
June 21, 2005<br />
Date
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