E N NAD - British Columbia

Report on

Geology and Geochemistry

of the

Tide North Property Tide North 1,2,4,5,6,8

Tenure #s: 517633,517634,524181,524183,524186,537229

Skeena Mining Division British Columbia

Canada

BCTM: 104B040 UTM: 432,000 m E 6,241,000 m N

NAD 83, Zone 9

e for: g AMramex Resource Corp. 4 950 Grand Boulevard

Canada V7L 3W4 F korth Vancouver, B.C.

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David St. Clair Dunn, P.Geo. 1154 Marine Drive

Gibsons, B.C. Canada VON 1Vl

November 30,2006

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Table of Contents Page

Introduction 2006 Geological and Geochemical Program Interpretation and Conclusions Recommendations References

List of Figures

Figure 1: General Location Map Figure 2: Claim Location Map Figure 3: Regional Geology

List of Maps

Map 1: Sample Location Map

List of Tables

Table 1: Table of Mineral Claims

List of Appendices

Appendix A: Statement of Costs Appendix B: List of Sample Locations and Descriptions Appendix C: Sample Results and Analytical Methods Appendix D: Author’s Statements of Qualifications

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Introduction

Number 517633

The author was commissioned by the Board of Directors of Auramex Resource Corp. (the company) to carry out a mineral exploration program on the Tide North Property (the property) to determine if there are ore bodies present on the property. A first phase of property scale stream sediment sampling and prospecting was carried out on the property on July 4* and 5*, 2006 under the direct supervision of the author. Anomalous gold values were returned from stream sediment samples and a second phase of prospecting and sampling was carried out on the 28* of September and 2nd of November, 2006. This report documents the second phase of work.

(hectares) Tide North 1 200071~100%~ 13/7/07 89.759

The property straddles the Bowser River south of and east across the river fiom the toe of the Frank Mackie Glacier, approximately 40 kilometres north of the town of Stewart (Figs. 1 & 2). The property can be accessed by helicopter fi-om Stewart, a 20 minute trip in good weather. A drill road has been constructed to within 1.5 kilometres fiom the southern boundary of the property and could be easily extended onto the property across the flats that formed the bed of Tide Lake. The drill road connects in two kilometers to the Granduc road, an all weather summer maintained municipal road, and thus, in 50 kilometres, to Stewart, through Hyder, Alaska. There is a bulk loading facility on year round ice free tidewater at Stewart. Stewart also has a paved air strip and all the facilities necessary to carry out mineral exploration and mine development. Paved road access to the rest of the province is possible via Highway 37A to Meziadin Junction, then Highway 37 to Kitwanga and Highway 16, which connects Prince George and Prince Rupert.

517634 524181

The 2006 geological and geochemical program on the property was carried out on a property scale and involved the collection of 15 pan concentrate samples, 14 silt samples and 19 rock samples taken by a four person helicopter supported crew on the 4* and 5* of July, 2006 (Fig. 4). Significant gold anomalies were returned in three pan concentrate samples. Follow-up work to idente the source of these anomalies was carried out on the 28* of September and 2d of October, 2006 by a three person helicopter supported crew. Nine silt samples, nine pan concentrate samples and 17 rock samples were taken.

Tide North 2 20007 1 (1 OOYO) 13/7/07 125.606 Tide North 4 200071(100%) 21/12/07 448.665

The property consists of six mineral tenures, Tenure #s 517633,517634,524181,524183,524186 and 537229, covering 93 cells totaling 1,668.321 hectares. See Table 1 below for claim details and expiry dates:

524186 Tide North 6 200071(100%) 21/12/07 448.279 537229 Tide North 8 20007 1 (1 00%) 14/7/07 107.548

Table 1: Table of Mineral Claims

I Tenure I ClaimName I Owner I Good to Date I Area

1 2 4 183 I Tide North 5 I 200071(100%) I 21/12/07 1448.464 I

The mineral claims are owned by R V. Kirkham. The company holds an option to purchase 100% interest in the claims for cash (paid) and shares (payable over the three year term of option) with Kirkham retaining a 1% NSR with a $2,000,000 buyout. The company was the operator of the 2006 programs.

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The property is located immediately south of the toe of the Frank Mackie glacier on the western slope of the Bowser River valley, on the east edge of the toe of the glacier, east across the Bowser river valley and up the eastern slope of the valley (Fig. 2). Elevations range fkom 520 metres as1 in the northern part of the claims to 1,400 metres as1 on the southwest mrner of the property. Tmah is rugged with steep valley walls rising &om the relatively flat valley bottom.

Regional geology is shown on Figure 3. The Stewart area is on the eastern margin of the Coast Plutonic Complex. Mesozoic volcanic and sedimentary rocks are intruded by Coast granitic rocks, ranging in age fiom early Jurassic to Tertiary, in the form of stocks and dyke swam~s. There are several styles of mineralization in the region, including structurally controlled quartz carbonate veins and stockworks, like the Silbak-Premier located 27 kilometres south of the property, which has produced 24,814 tomes lead, 7,961 tomes zinc, 1,853 tomes copper, 1,333 tomes silver, 81 tomes cadmium and 62 tomes gold fiom 5,876,992 million tonnes milled. Volcanogenic massive sulphide deposits are also present, both Besshi and Kuroko style, as exemplified by the Granduc and Eskay Creek deposits respectively. Granduc mine is a copper rich Besshi style volcanogenic massive sulphide deposit, located 20 kilometres west southwest of the property which has produced 190,144 tomes copper, 124 tomes silver and two tomes gold fi-om 15,559,369 tomes milled. Eskay Creek is a gold rich, shallow sub-aqueous Kuroko style volcanogenic massive sulphide deposit located 40 kilometres northwest of the property which has produced 4,293 tomes of silver, 91 tomes gold, one tome zinc and 0.4 tomes lead fkom 1,769,470 tomes milled. Copper gold alkalic porphyry deposits, dc-alkalic copper molybdenum porphyry deposits and molybdenum porphyry deposits also are present in the area as exemplified by Galore Creek, Schaft Creek and Kitsault, respectively. Galore Creek is located 100 kilometres northwest of the property and contains greater than one billion tomes grading greater than one percent copper equivalent. Schaft Creek is located 120 kilometres north northwest of the property and contains greater than 3.5 billion tones of 0.35 % copper and 0.03 % molybdenum. Kitsault is located 100 kilometres southeast of the property and contains 104 million tomes containing 0.1 1 % molybdenum.

Recorded exploration in the immediate area of the property began around 1926 when fiee gold was discovered on the East Gold Property, located 1.2 kilometres south of the property. In the early 1930’s trenching uncovered a series of auriferous quartz sulphide veins and shear zone cross-cutting stratigraphy on the Haida claim, located 240 metres south of the property boundary. In the 1980’s activity on the property was documented. Part of the property was staked as the Catspaw claim by Elan Exploration Ltd. in 1980 and optioned to E & B Exploration. E & B undertook minor prospecting, sampling and geological mapping fiom 1980 to 1982 and returned the property to Elan. Teuton Resources Corp. optioned the property in 1983 staked more ground and sub-optioned to Billikin Resources who discovered a stratifom lead-zinoanthony occurrence and a boulder train of argentiferous quartz sulphide mineralization on the eastern boundary of the property. In 1984 Canadian United Minerals Inc. optioned the property and carried out airborne EM and Mag surveys. Two EM anomalies were outlined west of the property under ice cover. In 1985 Noranda Exploration Company optioned the property and carried out prospecting, sampling and geophysical surveys. A number of different types of mineralization were identified. In 1987 and 1988 Wedgewood Resources optioned the property and carried out prospecting, trenching and geochemical surveys. In 1989 Maple Resource Corporation Exploration optioned the property and carried out a grid based geochemical program immediately west of the property. In 1990 Maple drilled 334.06 metres in two holes 1.0 kilometre west of the property. Anomalous gold values were returned. In 1992,93 and 94 Teuton carried out small programs of sampling on and immediately west of the property. No records of work on the property have been found &om 1994 to 2005.

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2006 Geological and Geochemical Program

The 2006 program was designed to test the whole of the property using a program of paired pan concentrate and silt stream sediment sampling. A standard silt sample, consisting of a gusseted haft bag filled half full of the finest material available fiom active stream channels was taken. A pan concentrate sample consisting of one pan of -10 mesh material fiom the active stream channel panned to a black sand concentrate and one pan of moss fi-om the active stream channel screened and panned to a black sand concentrate was taken at the same site as the silt sample. A ten to 20 gram concentrate was produced. The pan concentrate procedure produces a semi-quantitative result, very effective in detecting gold in the Canadian Cordillera. Analytical procedures are described and results shown in Appendix C. Fifteen pan concentrate samples and 14 silt samples were taken. A further nine pan concentrate samples and nine silt samples were taken at approximately 200 metre intervals up two

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, Prospecting of the areas traversed was also carried out and samples of any mineralized rocks encountered were taken. Nineteen rock samples were taken. All samples were located using GPS receivers and plotted on BCTM 1:20,000 Scale maps.

Interpretations and Conclusions

Three highly anomalous values were returned fi-om pan concentrate samples: 132258 - 385 ppb gold, 132264 - 590 ppb gold, 132271 - >1,000 ppb gold. The strength of these anomalies led to the conclusion that they probably did not emanate &om the Four-J's showing, located 1.5 kilometres to the west. The amount of glacial till between the sample sites and the known Four-J's showings would highly dilute any anomalous signature fiom these showings. Further detailed sampling and prospecting was carried out in an attempt to locate the source of the gold anomalies returned in the Phase 1-2006 program. Four pan concentrate were anomalous in gold; 54349-545 ppb Au, 1702-24.2 s/t Au, 1706- 180 ppb Au and 1709-100 ppb Au. The first three samples came from the same drainage. Gold colours were noted in 1702. It was also noted that the creek crossed and followed for about 20 metres a very strong structure, at least two metres wide, striking 17', dipping go", immediately above this sample site. This structure is probably the source of the gold in sample 1702. The sample above this, 1706, is still anomalous but much lower, indicating a relative cut-oE The gold in 1706 probably emanates fi-om the 44's prospect hrther up the hill.

Large colour anomalies were also noted on the property down slope fi-om the stream sediment sample sites and opposite the toe of the Frank Mackie on the east side of the Bowser River. The area below the stream sediments was geologicalIy mapped, prospected and sampled in more detail in the Phase 2 program. Seventeen rock samples were taken in this area. One sample, 188135, was anomalous in silver, 3.9 ppm Ag.

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Recommendations

Further prospecting, sampling and trenching should be carried out above the sites of the highly anomalous stream sediment sample, 1702. The structure mentioned above should be mapped, trenched and sampled. This work should take a four person helicopter supported crew four days to complete.

Detailed geological mapping, prospecting and sampling of the large colour anomalies on the east bank of the Bowser River should be carried out. This should take a four person helicopter supported crew three days to complete.

The recommended program is estimated to cost $20,000 and take one week to complete. + r c . c L c. .

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References

Alldrick, D.E., (1993) Geology and Metallogeny of the Stewart mining Camp, Northwestern British Columbia. BC Survey Branch, Bulletin 85.

B.C. Minfile: Assessment Reports 8768, 8780, 1 1,716, 13,403, 14,607, 14,660, 19,800,23,263, 23,778,28,381 plus cited property reports.

Greg, C J; Anderson, R G; Daubeny, P H; Bull, K F. (1994) Geology of the Cambria Icefield: Stewart (103P/13), Bear River (104A/4), and parts of Meziadin Lake (1O4N3). Geological Survey of Canada, Open File 293 1.

E.W. Grove, (1986) Geology and Mineral Deposits of the Unuk River-Salmon River-Anyox River. BC Survey Branch, Bulletin 63.

McLeod Ian (2004) Prospectors Promoters and Hard Rock Miners, Tales firom the Stewart, BC and Hyder, Alaska Camps. Published by SH Co. Ltd. 134 609 Truswell Road Kelowna BC Copyright by Ian McLeod

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Appendix A

Statement of Costs

Statement of Costs

Wages: Consulting Geologist: R. Kirkham: 2 day @ $600/day Geologists: D. Dunn: 2 days @ $5OO/day

Helpers: P. Bilka: 2 days @ $3OO/day

r- Mob/demob: 40% of $4,000

Room and Board: 4 days @ $100/day

Truck Rental: 2 days @ $4O/day Fuel

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Helicopter: Prism: 2.4 hours @ $l,lOO/hour:

c Assays: Eco Tech: Pan Concentrates: 9 samples @ $27.75/sample Silt Samples: 9 samples @ $20.55/sample Rock Samples: 17 samples @ $25.2S/sample

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Project Total

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Appendix B

List of Sample Locations and Descriptions

AUX RVKAssay samples- Tide North 9 , l W

Sample Easting Northing Description Number

188136

1881 37 188138 188139

188140

188141

188142

188143

188144

188145

188146

1881 47 5434 54347 54348 54349 54350

1701 1702 1 703 1704 1705 1 706 1708 1708 1710 171 1 1712 1713 1714 1715 1716 1717 1718

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grabs from 4 spots over 20 m (i.8. a very repreaerrtatiVe sample)-pale grey, highly altered (silicified),

W bank of a small N-flowing stream-same paie grey highly attered rock (bedded mudstone??- dc too 431876 6241667 well-bedded mudstone (siltstone?) with - 12% v.f.g. diss and stringer py

431772 6241681 small to be certain) with 1-2 % py 431 956 6241 9!53 1 0 rn S of stream-same pale grey altered siltstone with - 5% py 432024 6241928 3 x 5 m dc of same pale a b r d siltstone with - 1-2 % py

431 993 6241 870 qz vns with minor py 10x5 m rock face N bank of Saeamaame pale attered rock with- 5 % py cut by - 30-50 % irregular

> 30 x30 m gkiated very rusty dc(photo)- grab from 3spots over 3 rn NS-intensely altered, very 432514 6242010 pale quartr-sericitegYrite (- 5%) rock

top of very steep large gladat& d c covered by moraine-pale hghly attered, silicitied mudstone with - NE end of moraine ridge top of N-facing d c and Slope-0 cm chip sample- same pale, highly altered

NE base of same large glaciated, very rue o/c(photos)-same very pale (Mi), intendy altered, s i l i i mudstone? (see bedding seen only at a dbnce) with about 7 to 10 % py- some vuggy sil i i

- 70 rn ghciated d c in moraine- very pale, s i l i i , serdzed, pyritic (5-7 %) intensely attered rock

4325% 6241872 5 % diss and fracure py (tr cp??); barren late w h i i gash calcite vns in the area

432031 6241997 silicified mudstone with > 5% py

432652 6242012 due to py leaching?

432912 6242130 cut by - 5% deformed cherty (chalcedonic?) narro~ quartz Stringers (photo)

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432855 432201 432201 43221 9 432219 4321 50 431894 431894 431810 431740 431594 431594 431 870 431 870 431745 431 745 431635 431635 431600 431 480 431480 431 338 431223

E base by 10 x 20 m large, very rusty dc in moraine(phot0s)- schistiose, very pale, strongly defamed

NW top comer of same larm d ~ m e pele intensely attered rock but with about 50 to 70 % irregular quark veins(1-SO cm wide) over about 3 m-mostly limonite after leached py but a few specks of sp

6242559 quark, swicite, pyrite (-10 %) intensely altered rock-small dismembered quartz veinbts

6242577 and gn(aurhws?) 6241782 S i 2m x lOcm, Slan. 30%, And. 5096, Porph. Int. 20%. 6241782 Pan concentrabe, As above. 6241488 Silt, 2m x lOcm, Slstn. 30%, And. 20%, Arg. 40%, Xstal tuff 10%. 6241488 Pan Concentrate, As above. 6241437 Grab. Arg. With 10% dss. Py. 6241418 Silt Arg. Bdrk. AndJDac. Float 6241418 Pan concerrtrsrte, As above. - VISIBLE GOLD- S colours. 6241388 Grab. Arg. With 10% diss. Pyrr. 6241347 1.2 metre Chip. Qtz stringer zone. S17' O W , Pyrr., cypy. 6241240 Sitt, l m x h . , Slstn. 5O%,Arg. 3096, And. 20%. 6241240 Pan Concentrate. As above. 6240738 Silt. Zm x 15cm. And. 60%, Int. 20%, Slstn. 20%. 6240738 Pan Concentrate. As above. 6240707 Silt. Cf. 1708. 6240707 Pan Com8nM.e. As above. 6240692 Silt Cf. 1708. 6240692 Pan Conceclb.ate. As above. 624070 Grab. Qtz. Stringer zone in Arg. 1.0 rn wide. SO' D W 6240712 Sik Cf. 1708. 6240712 Pan Concentrate. As a w e . 6240688 1 .O m chip. 20% py in Arg. 6240676 Silt. 3m x 5 cm. 90% Arg. 10% And.

1719 431223 6240676 Pan Conoenb.ate. As above.

Appendix C

Sample Results and Analytical Methods

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Sample Type: Silt Project: Stewart Shipment #: 18 Submitted by: David Dunn

Values in ppm unless otherwise reported

Et #. Tag# Ag A l % As Ba Bi Ca% Cd Co Cr Cu Feyo La Mg% Mn Mo Na% Ni P Pb Sb Sn Sr Ti% U V W Y Zn

1 54346 0.6 1.56 110 105 <5 0.84 5 25 22 111 4.72 4 0 0.97 1104 9 0.02 49 1100 64 20 <20 55 0.01 <10 57 <lo 15 215

2 54348 0.7 1.43 65 95 <5 0.38 3 21 26 94 4.56 <lo 1.12 811 8 0.01 44 1080 66 15 <20 16 0.02 <lo 75 <lo 8 146

3 1701 0.5 1.50 55 85 <5 0.38 2 18 28 80 4.31 4 0 1.19 767 7 0.01 42 1030 56 15 <20 17 0.03 <lo 81 <lo 7 129

4 1705 0.6 1.47 55 100 <5 0.38 2 18 27 86 4.41 <lo 1.19 759 7 0.01 43 1090 66 20 <20 15 0.03 <lo 81 <lo 7 138

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0.4 1.62 110 90 <5 0.79 4 24 24 103 4.69 <10 1.05 1074 8 0.02 48 1080 58 15 <20 46 0.02 <10 61 <lo 13 202

1.4 1.05 90 50 <5 0.51 1 12 59 21 1.87 10 0.56 309 <1 0.03 29 440 34 10 <20 11 0.04 <10 37 <lo 10 34

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1 54347 0.8 1.63 145 80 10 0.38 3 24 26 101 6.36 c10 1.26 620 9 0.01 47 860 62 15 c20 17 0.03 c10 74 c10 c1 150

2 54349 0.7 1.52 55 95 10 0.40 3 28 29 117 6.92 c10 1.25 593 11 0.01 59 1130 56 15 c20 17 0.03 c10 88 c10 3 122

3 1702 6.8 1.47 70 105 10 0.41 5 34 25 144 8.83 c10 1.21 553 19 0.01 76 1090 76 35 c20 16 0.03 c10 87 c10 c1 125

4 1706 0.9 1.50 50 90 c5 0.40 3 24 27 107 6.25 c10 1.25 608 11 0.01 53 1060 74 20 c20 19 0.03 c10 86 c10 3 119

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0.7 1.66 125 70 c5 0.39 3 25 28 111 6.45 c10 1.31 626 9 0.01 46 890 60 20 c20 17 0.03 c10 78 c10 1 154

1.4 1.05 80 50 c5 0.49 1 12 60 21 1.90 10 0.56 310 c1 0.03 29 430 31 10 c20 11 0.04 c10 39 c10 10 35

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Au Pt Pd ET #. Tag # (ppb) (pp b) (ppb)

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Values In ppm unlescr ofhemlse reported

Et#. Tag# Ag Al% As Ba BI Ca% Cd Co Cr Cu Fe# La Mg% Mn Mo Na% NI P Pb Sb Sn Sr TI% U V W Y 54339 6.8 0.50 10 60 <5 0.38 2 321 42 >loo00 >I0 4 0 0.39 74 16 0.05 62 4 0 <2 C5 C20 5 0.05 4 0 70 <I0 <I 54340 16.2 0.35 4 65 4 0.36 5 424 41 >loo00 >I0 4 0 0.13 52 23 0.04 79 Moo00 <2 4 c20 5 eO.01 4 0 32 4 0 4

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54344 54345 54350 1 703 1704

I 707 188134 188135 1881 36 1881 37

188138 188139 188140 1881 41

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1.3 1.49 10 30 16.2 0.67 10 25 c0.2 0.90 20 50 0.2 1.01 30 55

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>30 0.60 285 70 0.5 1.76 20 15 3.9 1.30 20 15 0.2 1.82 20 50 0.3 1.91 15 55

~ 0 . 2 1.32 40 40 e0.2 1.67 20 155 4 . 2 2.94 25 15 eO.2 0.20 60 40

c5 0.49 2 547 60 >loo00 >I0 4 0 0.50 92 38 0.05 108 c5 0.21 3 274 82 >loo00 >I0 4 0 0.55 73 16 0.03 67 4 0.60 <I 32 53 966 4.57 4 0 0.82 146 2 0.08 18

<5 0.57 2 148 69 >lo000 7.85 4 0 1.01 283 10 0.07 41 c5 0.87 3 33 68 >loo00 2.77 4 0 0.78 227 41 0.08 37 <5 0.20 4 12 65 80 2.88 4 0 0.53 283 2 0.01 15 c5 0.99 c l 18 29 102 2.98 el0 0.71 263 3 0.02 35 c5 1.46 1 17 75 84 3.84 4 0 1.01 497 3 0.03 33

c5 0.10 15 175 50 >loo00 >I0 4 0 0.16 239 21 ~0.01 26 c5 1.38 4 23 65 259 2.21 4 0 1.54 293 1 0.18 156 <5 1.49 2 129 115 2260 3.67 4 0 1.19 254 2 0.18 21 c5 1.12 41 17 59 121 4.07 4 0 1.26 524 4 0.05 16 5 0.60 <I 17 70 96 4.72 4 0 1.47 697 3 0.04 25

10 0.64 2 19 62 37 3.40 4 0 1.02 253 2 0.03 29 15 0.62 4 15 53 76 3.40 4 0 1.20 449 5 0.03 28 I 0 3.29 4 I 0 80 49 3.42 4 0 0.80 442 3~0.01 6 c5 6.66 c1 8 58 18 1.53 4 0 0.02 1601 26 0.03 18

4 0 c2 <5 c20 2 0.04 4 0 47 4 0 4 4 0 c2 4 <20 18 0.06 4 0 73 4 0 <I

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590 32 4 <20 9 0.08 4 0 174 <I0 4 580 10 5 <20 3 0.05 4 0 43 4 0 3 860 46 5 <20 3 0.04 4 0 34 4 0 <I

1790 50 4 4 0 22 0.09 4 0 45 4 0 15 890 66 5 c20 26 0.05 4 0 77 <I0 4

60 2162 c5 <20 7 ~0.01 4 0 14 <I0 <I 760 66 15 C 2 0 27 0.06 4 0 41 <I0 3 410 44 20 <20 10 0.05 4 0 59 (10 4

1600 72 10 c20 19 0.09 4 0 101 <I0 6 1180 84 15 420 14 0.09 4 0 110 <I0 3

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1 54339 7.0 0.51 10 55 c5 0.39 2 307 43 >loo00 >I0 4 0 0.40 78 17 0.05 59 4 0 C2 4 C 2 0 7 0.05 <I0 70 c10 <I

Rwplltr I 54339 7.1 0.51 10 80 <5 0.42 3 328 47 >loo00 >I0 4 0 0.39 76 16 0.05 65 4 0 c2 c5 <20 5 0.05 <I0 69 c10 c1

Standard: PblO6 >30 0.52 270 85 c5 1.78 33 3 43 6247 1.43 4 0 0.27 565 34 0.02 6 280 5294 60 c20 157 <0.01 4 0 10 10 c1

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No. of samples received: 19 Sample Type: Rock Project: Stewart Shipment #: 18 Submiffed by: D. Dunn

Au Au Ag Ag Cu Pt Pt Pd Pd * ET#. Tag# (sit) ( oz/t) (g It) (oz/t) (%) (91t) (OZlt) (sit) (OZtt)

1 54339 0.21 0.006 4.45 ~ 0 . 0 3 ~0.001 ~0.03 ~0.001 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19

54340 54341 54342 54343 54344 54345 54350 1703 1704 1707 1881 34 1881 35 1881 36 1881 37 1881 38 1881 39 188140 188141

2.81 0.082 0.45 0.013 0.55 0.016

0.07 0.002 ~ 0 . 0 3 ~0.001

~0 .03 ~0.001 ~ 0 . 0 3 ~0.001 ~ 0 . 0 3 ~0.001 ~0.03 ~0.001 35.5 1.035

~0 .03 ~0.001 0.03 0.001

~ 0 . 0 3 ~0.001 ~ 0 . 0 3 ~0.001 ~ 0 . 0 3 ~0.001 ~0.03 ~0.001 ~ 0 . 0 3 ~0.001 0.03 0.001

9.24 ~0.03 5.48 ~0 .03 6.76 ~0 .03

~ 0 . 0 3 1.16 ~0.03 1.13 ~0 .03

~ 0 . 0 3 ~0 .03 c0.03

494 14.41 1.09 c0.03 ~0 .03 ~ 0 . 0 3 ~0 .03 ~ 0 . 0 3 ~0 .03 ~0 .03 ~0.03 ~0 .03

<O.OOl <0.001 <0.001 <O.OOl <0.001 <0.001 <0.001 <O.OOl <0.001 <0.001 <0.001 <0.001 <0.001 <0.001 <0.001 <O.OOI <O,QQz <0.001

~0.03 c0.03 ~0.03 ~0 .03 ~ 0 . 0 3 ~0.03 ~0.03 ~0 .03 ~0.03 ~0 .03 ~0 .03 ~0 .03 ~0 .03 ~0 .03 ~0 .03 c0.03 ~0 .03 ~0 .03

<0.001 <0.001 <0.001 <O.OOl <0.001 <0.001 <0.001 <0.001 <0.001 <0.001 <0.001 <0.001 <0.001 co.001 <0.001 <0.001 <0.001 <0.001


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Au Au Ag Ag Cu Pt Pt Pd Pd c ET#. Tag# (git) ( oz/t) (g ti) (OZJtj (%) (rn) (OZJt) (sit) (OZJt)

QC DATA:

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Repeat: 1 54339 2 54340 3 54341 10 1704 11 1707

Res p I its: 1 54339

Standard: PG115 OXJ47 Pb106 cu120

JJ/bp 1 i

0.29 0.008 2.73 0.080 0.46 0.013

37.5 1.094 c0.03 ~0.001

0.26 0.008

0.54 0.016 2.40 0.070

58.2 33.9

4.45 <0.03 <0.001 ~ 0 . 0 3 ~0.001

<0.03 <0.001 ~0.03 ~0.001

0.1 3 0.004 1.24 0.036

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Au Au Ag Ag Cu Pt Pt Pd Pd ET#. Tag# (glt) (oztt) (glt) ( OZR) (%) (gtt) (Ozly) (gh) (Ozly)

QC DATA: - - Repeat:

1 54339 2 54340 3 54341 10 1704 11 1707

Resplits: 1 54339

Standard: PG115 OXJ47 PblO6 cu120

JJ/bp XLS/OG

0.29 0.008 2.73 0.080 0.46 0.013 c0.03 <0.001

37.5 1.094

0.26 6.008

0.54 0.016 2.40 0.070

4.45 ~ 0 . 0 3 ~0.001 ~ 0 . 0 3 ~0.001

0.13 0.004 1.24 0.036

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Au Au Ag Ag Cu Pt Pt Pd Pd ET#. Tag# (@I ( oz/t) (git) ( OZ/t) (%) (@I (OZtt) (git) (Ozrt) QC DATA:

Repeat: 1 54339 0.29 0.008 2 54340 2.73 0.080 3 54341 0.46 0.013 10 1704 <0.03 <0.001 11 1707 37.5 1.094

Resplits: I 54339 0.26 0.008

4.45 e0.03 <0.001 ~ 0 . 0 3 ~0.001

g0.03 gO.001 <0.03 <0.004

c0.03 eO.001 <0.03 <0.001

Standard: PG115 0.54 0.016 0.1 3 0.004 1.24 0.036 OXJ47 2.40 0.070 PblO6 58.2 1.70 0.63 Cu120 33.9 0.99 1.53

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No. of samples received: 5 Sample Type: Silt

Shlpmenttk 19 Submittedby: D. Dunn

Pmjectr Stewert

Values In ppm unless othemlse reported

Et#. Tag# AgAl% As Ba BI Ca% Cd Co Cr Cu Fe% La Mg% Mn Mo Na% NI P Pb Sb Sn Sr TI% U V W Y Zn 1 1708 0.6 1.55 95 125 <5 0.45 3 18 20 91 4.47 4 0 1.28 895 6 0.01 29 1210 44 15 <20 19 0.02 4 0 90 4 0 6 131 2 1710 3 1712 4 1715 5 1718

sGMI& Repeai=

1 1708

Standard: Till 3

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0.5 1.49 65 130 5 0.41 2 16 22 76 4.15 4 0 1.25 788 6 0.01 28 1130 46 15 <20 24 0.02 4 0 85 4 0 9 125 0.5 1.50 95 130 <5 0.46 2 18 21 87 4.46 4 0 1.26 882 6 0.01 30 1210 48 10 <20 18 0.03 4 0 90 4 0 7 130 0.6 1.49 105 130 <5 0.47 3 19 20 90 4.72 4 0 1.26 902 7 0.01 28 1230 52 15 <20 19 0.03 <I0 94 4 0 7 141 1.2 1.52 110 125 <5 0.47 3 19 19 116 4.88 4 0 1.32 1012 8 0.01 28 1320 50 20 <20 18 0.02 <I0 105 4 0 7 152

0.7 1.53 105 140 <5 0.46 2 18 21 86 4.50 4 0 1.27 907 6 0.01 29 1240 54 10 <20 20 0.03 4 0 90 4 0 8 136


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No. of samples received: 5 Sample Type: Silt Project: Stewatt Shipment#: I S Submiited by: D. Dunn

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Au ?t Pd ET#. Tag# (ppb) (ppb) (ppbL

1 1708 70 <5 <5 2 1710 40 <5 <5 3 1712 55 <5 <5 4 1715 55 <5 <5 5 1718 65 4 <5

Repeak 1 1708

Standard.. PG115

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Attentlon: J. WhltbylD. Dunn

Phone: 250-573-5700 Fax : 250-573-4557

No. of samples received: 5 Semple Type: Pan Concentrate Pro@& Stewart ShlpmentL 18 Submittedby: D. Dunn

Values in ppm unless ofhenube reported

Et#. Tag# AQ Al% As Ba Bi Ca% Cd Co Cr Cu Fp% La Ma% Mn Mo Na% NI P Pb Sb Sn Sr TI% U V W Y Zn 1 1709 1.9 1.53 90 110 <5 0.47 2 19 22 98 5.39 4 0 1.29 710 7 0.01 30 1240 48 15 <20 19 0.03 4 0 93 <I0 4 137 2 1711 9.2 1.53 75 120 10 0.49 11 19 20 95 5.19 4 0 1.29 731 7 0.01 29 1310 54 20 <20 24 0.03 4 0 96 4 0 7 777 3 1713 0.7 1.61 85 100 <5 0.45 2 19 23 82 4.98 4 0 1.38 777 6 0.01 30 1170 48 15 4 0 12 0.03 4 0 101 4 0 4 129 4 1716 1.5 1.56 95 90 4 0.50 4 22 21 106 5.96 4 0 1.32 788 12 0.01 35 1280 50 30 <20 15 0.03 4 0 100 4 0 3 142 5 1719 0.9 1.58 100 85 4 0.47 3 23 19 101 6.19 4 0 1.37 826 9 0.01 28 1210 52 10 ~ 2 0 14 0.03 4 0 107 <lo 4 154

ii&RAm Repeat:

1 1709

Standard: Till 3

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2.2 1.63 70 115 5 0.45 3 18 22 84 5.19 4 0 1.37 730 7 0.01 32 1180 48 20 <20 16 0.03 4 0 96 4 0 5 127

1.4 0.95 80 40 c5 0.56 4 12 61 21 1.97 10 0.56 299 <1 0.03 29 450 34 10 <20 11 0.07 4 0 38 4 0 10 38


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No. of samples received: 5 Sample Type: Pan Concentrate Pmject: Stewart

Submitted by: D. Dunn Shipment#: 419

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Au Pt Pd ET #. Tag # (ppb) (ppb) (ppb)

1 1709 100 <5 <5 2 1711 3 1713 4 1716 5 1719

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Standard: PG115

JJhp XLS/00

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Phone: 250-573-5700 Fax : 250-573-4557

No. of samples received: 8 Sample Type: Rock Project; Stewart ShIpmentIY; 18 Submiftedby: D. Dunn

Values In ppm unless otherwise reported

Et#. Tag# Ag Al% As Ba BI Ca% Cd Co Cr Cu Fe% La Mq% Mn Mo Na% NI P Pb Sb Sn 8r TI% U V W Y Zn 1 1714 0.3 1.73 15 5Q 10 0.95 2 19 87 66 4.02 4 0 1.40 814 4 0.07 19 1620 58 5 4 0 20 0.09 <I0 183 4 0 7 203

1717 1.3 0.75 115 30 5 2.03 1 10 22 15 5.99 4 0 0.25 500 11 ~0.01 11 650 38 15 ~ 2 0 71 ~0.01 <I0 10 4 0 4 52 3 188142 ~ 0 . 2 1.41 35 30 10 3.41 4 20 61 92 4.13 4 0 2.04 927 9 0.03 92 1410 46 15 ~ 2 0 137 ~0.01 <I0 59 4 0 <I 25 4 188143 ~ 0 . 2 0.76 70 40 15 2.25 4 33 35 29 4.99 4 0 0.82 804 6 0.01 167 1100 26 c5 ~ 2 0 91 0.04 4 0 20 4 0 <I 80 5 188144 ~ 0 . 2 0.19 140 45 5 4.35 <I 22 30 28 4.51 4 0 0.02 1181 11 ~0.01 82 890 10 15 4 0 103 0.04 4 0 12 4 0 9 54

6 188145 ~ 0 . 2 1.98 50 35 4 4.15 <I 14 91 51 3.89 4 0 2.18 1044 4 0.02 76 1070 58 30 <20 92 0.04 4 0 45 4 0 3 36 7 188146 ~ 0 . 2 0.30 1215 35 15 1.67 6 24 33 31 4.62 4 0 0.16 329 6 0.01 49 1750 26 35 ~ 2 0 44 ~0 .01 4 0 7 4 0 4 60 8 188147 4.3 0.40 295 40 4 3.90 7 11 94 83 3.43 4 0 1.11 1313 4 0.02 38 700 26 45 4 0 238 ~0.01 4 0 16 4 0 8 445

!wUI& Repeut:

1 1714

Respllt: 1 1714 8 188147

Sfamlard: PblO6

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0.3 1.70 15 35 10 0.99 1 19 89 64 4.11 4 0 1.46 835 4 0.07 19 1650 54 5 <20 14 0.11 <I0 190 4 0 4 200

0.3 1.73 10 45 5 1.16 1 17 79 71 4.03 4 0 1.50 846 4 0.08 18 1590 54 10 ~ 2 0 19 0.09 <I0 189 4 0 3 223 4.4 0.54 305 40 <5 4.05 6 11 92 83 3.41 4 0 1.21 1302 3 0.02 39 720 38 60 ~ 2 0 256 ~0.01 4 0 20 4 0 8 427

c30 0.52 270 75 c5 1.79 44 3 33 6233 1.41 4 0 0.28 587 36 0.02 6 270 5271 55 c20 159 <0.01 <I0 11 10 4 8345


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Attention: J. WhitbyID. Dunn

No. of samples received: 8 Sample Type: Rock Project: StewarC Shipment #: 18 Submitied by: 0. Dunn

Au Au Pt Pt Pd Pd ET#. Tag# (9Et) (Ozrt) (MI (OZ/t) (rn) (OM)

1 1714 ~0.03 ~0.001 ~0.03 eO.001 ~0.03 eO.001 2 1717 ~0.03 eO.001 ~0.03 eO.001 ~0.03 eO.001 3 188142 e0.03 eO.001 ~0.03 eO.001 ~0.03 eO.001 4 188143 ~0.03 eO.001 ~0 .03 eO.001 <0.03 <0.001 5 188144 0.07 0.002 e0.03 <0.001 <0.03 eO.001 6 188145 ~0.03 ~0.001 ~ 0 . 0 3 eO.001 ~0.03 eO.001 7 188146 0.07 0.002 e0.03 <O.OOl ~0.03 eO.001 8 188147 0.04 0.001 <0.03 ~0.001 ~ 0 . 0 3 gO.001

QC DATA.

Repeat: 1 1714

Res pl its: 1 1714

Standard: PG115

JJ/bp ' XLS/06

~0.03 eO.001 <0.03 eO.001 ~0.03 <0.001

~0.03 <0.001 ~ 0 . 0 3 ~0.001 ~0 .03 eO.001

0.53 0.01 5 0.12 0.003 1.23 0.036

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Appendix D

Author’s Statement of Qualifications

Author’s Statement of Qualifications

I, David St. Clair Dunn, Professional Geoscientist, with a business address at 1154 Mafine Drive, Gibsons, British Columbia, Canada c e r t q that: 1. I am a graduate of the University of British Columbia and hold a degree of Bachelor of Science in

Geology.

2. I have practised my profession as a prospector and geologist for 37 years.

3. I am registered as a Professional Geoscientist with the Association of Professional Engineers and Geoscientists of the Province of British Columbia (Reg. ## 18479). I am a Fellow of the Geological Association of Canada and a member of the Association of Applied Geochemist’s, the Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum, the Education Committee of the Association for Mineral Exploration of B.C., the Society of Economic Geologists and the Mining Exploration Group.

4. I have based my conclusions and recommendations in this report on a review of all available reports and direct supervision of the Phase 2-2006 geological and geochemical program on the Tide North property.

5 . I am the sole author of this report.

6. I am not aware of any material fact or material change fi-om the information in this report that would make the report misleading.

7. I consent to the use of this report for the purpose of private or public financing.

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