Revised Final Environmental Study Report (24 MB) - Gold Canyon ...

Gold Canyon Resources Inc.
Springpole Gold Access Corridor Project
Final Environmental Study Report
positive preliminary economic assessment (“PEA”) has been completed by an independent, qualified
consulting firm. The press release is available at: http://goldcanyon.mwnewsroom.com/pressreleases/gold-canyon-resources-inc-preliminary-economic-a-tsx-venture-gcu-201303250862158001
GCU is currently publicly traded on the Toronto Stock Exchange. The head office of the company is
located at:
Suite 810 – 609 Granville Street
PO Box 10356 Pacific Centre
Vancouver, B.C. V7Y 1G5
Tel: 604.682.3234
Fax: 604.682.0537
www.goldcanyon.ca
The primary GCU contact person for the purpose of this Report is provided below.
Denise Saunders
Manager of Community Relations and Lands
Phone: 807.735.1050
denise.saunders@bell.net
denise@goldcanyon.ca
1.1 Location and Land Tenure
The Property is located in northwestern Ontario, approximately 110 km northeast of Red Lake (refer
to Figure 1-1). The Property is located in unorganized township, Red Lake Mining District, Casummit
Lake Area within the Trout Lake Forest Sustainable Forest License. The Property consists of more
than 300 mining claims (including 30 patents and 6 leases, covering an area of over 80,800 acres or
34,900 ha) and extends from the north end of Springpole Lake to Hydro One’s E1C electricity
transmission corridor via the Wenasaga Road of the Trout Lake Forest (refer to Figure 1-1). To
facilitate potential future development, GCU is leasing strategically positioned mining claims,
pursuant to Section 81 of the Mining Act. The significant investment and commitment by GCU to this
Deposit are evidenced by the forthcoming applications to lease many of the mining claims within the
Property.
The Property is primarily fly-in access using float plane or helicopter. Seasonal access has been
available on an annual basis via a seasonal ice road over Birch Lake that is in use for ~3 to 4 weeks
per year and extends from the South Bay Mine road (refer to Figure 1-1 and 2-1). South Bay Mine
Road connects with Highway 105 near Ear Falls. Access is frequently required to move
consumables, personnel and equipment. All garbage that is generated at the tent camp is flown offsite
or removed from site while the ice road is available for disposal at an approved landfill.
1.2 History
Previous preliminary exploration work on the Property has comprised surface diamond drilling,
geophysical surveys, geological mapping and exploration trail development. Supporting
infrastructure that is currently in place on the patents that adjoin the north shore of Springpole Lake
includes a ~50 plus person tent camp with cookhouse, best-in-class sewage treatment system,
domestic water supply, storage, heli-pad and ancillary laydown areas. In 2012, four (4) drills
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