Visible gold in quartz vein from CL101 at 89.25m downhole. Host rock with minor pyrrhotite and arsenopyrite. Clan Lake Property

Same sample from CL101 at 89.25m downhole showing visible gold. Clan Lake Property

visible gold and pyrrhotite in quartz vein from Clan Lake Property

Breccia 1:  Mineralization in the Ormsby Zone occurs within a hydrothermally altered volcanic breccia.

Breccia 2:  The hydrothermal breccia is variably silicified, carbonate and sulphide altered

Glacial striae:  Very well developed glacial striae mark the metasedimentary rocks at the Ormsby Zone

Minerals:  Intensely altered Duckfish Granite underlies the BigSky Property with galena and fluorite.

Pillows:  Well formed pillows near West Zone.

Pillows 1:  Intensely stretched pillowed mafic volcanic rocks at the Bruce Lake Zone appear weakly foliated in plan but strongly lineated in section.

Pillows 2:  Same pillows as shown in Pillows1 reveal hydrothermal brecciation apparent in cores but not selvages.  Note garnet development in pillow selvages.

Teapot 1:  Extensive silica-flooding in metasediments occur at the Teapot Zone.

Teapot 2:  Another view of the Teapot Zone with a trench in the middle ground.  Area was burned in mid 1990’s when forest fires swept though the area.

VG2 NDM236:  Visible gold in a pyrrhotit-bearing quartz vein in diamond drillhole NDM236 on the Ormsby Zone.

ZonedPorph:  Zoned plagioclase phenocrysts in porphyritic phase of the Duckfish Granite, BigSky Property.

View of Northwest Power Corp’s Bluefish hydroelectric facility, north of Yellowknife NWT.

C-Shaft and administrative buildings of Giant Yellowknife Mine, 2002.

Two open pits on the Giant Mine Property, with the City of Yellowknife in the background.

Jordon Tootoo of Nashville Predators pounds a seven iron 200 yards at Canadian North’s Midnight Sun Golf Tournament, Yellowknife, 2006.

Sandra Post approaches  tee box at Canadian North’s Midnight Sun Golf Tournament, Yellowknife, 2006.

A real shotgun start at Canadian North’s Midnight Sun Golf Tournament, Yellowknife, 2006.

Discovery Mine headframe, 2002.

Discovery Mine headframe burned in 2005.