The 11,287 ha Findlay Property is located approximately 30 km north of the city of Kimberley in south-east B.C. The claims were staked in anticipation of an airborne geophysical survey conducted in the fall of 1995 by the Geological Survey of Canada (GSC), and the British Columbia Geological Survey (BCGS).

Geology

The Mount Haskins property lies within the northern extension of the Omineca lithotectonic domain, underlain by the sedimentary Cassiar Platform of the Cariboo/Cassiar terrane, which has been intruded by Eocene granitic stocks. The platform is made up of the Cambrian-Ordivician Kechika Group and Lower Cambrian Atan Group of clastic sediments. Regional structural trends of folding and faulting are dominantly northwesterly, with local secondary northeast-trending faulting.

The 5,303 ha Hearne Hill South Project is located in central British Columbia, approximately 70 km northeast of Smithers and 20 km north of the past producing Bell and Granisle copper mines. The property is less than 2 kms from the Morrison and Hearne Hill deposits, highlighting the significant regional and local potential to host Cu-Au porphyry-type mineralization.

The Ice River Property is situated 45 km east of Golden, B.C. and is currently accessed by helicopter. Forest Service roads reach to within 5 km of the property boundary.  The 2310 ha property was staked in 2003 and is owned 100% by Eagle Plains Resources with a 2% NSR held by Eagle Royalties containing a 1% buy-back clause.

The Iron Range Property is located in SE British Columbia 1 km NE of the town of Creston. This 20,021ha property overlies the same Lower/Middle Aldridge Formation stratigraphy that hosts the world-class Sullivan sedimentary-exhalative (“SEDEX”) deposit which contained 160 million tons grading 12% Pb/Zn and 67 g/t Ag. Located in Kimberley, the Sullivan had a mineable lifetime of 92 years and contained metal value in present dollars exceeding $35 billion.