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

Gold Canyon Resources Inc.
Springpole Gold Access Corridor Project
Final Environmental Study Report
generally operated on the Project to continue definition work on the Deposit. Photograph 1-2 below
is a northward view of the camp site on the north shore of Springpole Lake.
Photograph 1-2: Aerial View of Camp Site
Baseline environmental and archaeological studies are currently ongoing. GCU and its consultants
are endeavouring to scope and conduct these studies in collaboration with the government agencies
in order to complement the on-going data collection programs being carried out by government staff.
As well, GCU is continuing to utilize technicians from Cat Lake, Slate Falls and Lac Seul First
Nations to complete baseline and archaeological field programs (refer to Section 3). Outreach has
been initiated with Wabauskang First Nation and the Métis Nation of Ontario regarding opportunities
to work together on the on-going values assessment and baseline program.
1.3 Objective and Justification for Project
The objective of the Springpole Gold Access Corridor Project (“Project”) is to provide safe, reliable,
year-round, land-based access to the area of the Deposit (via highway and/or off-road vehicles).
This improved access is regarded as justifiable for the reasons listed in the bullets below.
Facilitate on-going site infrastructure improvements and the increasingly intensive
exploration and resource definition work on the Property to facilitate a timely economic
evaluation of the Deposit during the current cycle of strong gold prices.
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