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023J/0389

Assessment Report

of Exploration for

Magnetic Taconite & Direct Shipping Ore

in Labrador, NL

Fifth Year Assessment Report

For

Magnetic Taconite Block

Licenses 013734M, 014951M, 014952M & 014954M

Fourth Year Assessment Report

For

DSO Block

License 018114M

Second Year Assessment Report

For

Magnetic Taconite Block

License 018652M & 018653M

NTS 23J/01, 23J/02, 23J/07, 23J/10, 23J/11 & NTS 23J/14

Western Labrador

Prepared By

Henry Simpson, Senior Geologist &

Alex Howe, Geologist

For

New Millennium Iron Corporation

Work conducted: February 20th

– October 1st, 2012

Total Expenditures: $226,024.16

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Assessment Report April, 2013

Table of Contents Executive Summary ........................................................................................................................ ii

1.0 Introduction .......................................................................................................................... 1

2.0 Topography and Access ....................................................................................................... 2

3.0 Regional Geology ................................................................................................................ 3 3.1 Attikamagen Formation (300 m +) .................................................................................. 3

3.2 Denault Formation (60 m – 120 m) .................................................................................. 3

3.3 Wishart Formation (10 m – 75 m) .................................................................................... 3 3.4 Ruth Formation (5 m – 35 m)........................................................................................... 3

3.5 Sokoman Formation (120 m – 150 m) ............................................................................. 4 3.6 Menihek Formation (300 m +) ......................................................................................... 4

4.0 Method of Work ................................................................................................................... 6

5.0 Areas Investigated ................................................................................................................ 7

5.1 License 013734M, 018652M & 018653M ....................................................................... 7 5.2 License 014951M ............................................................................................................. 7

5.3 License 014952M ............................................................................................................. 8 5.4 License 014954M ............................................................................................................. 9 5.5 License 018114M ........................................................................................................... 11

6.0 Conclusions and Recommendations .................................................................................. 12

7.0 Summary of Expenditures.................................................................................................. 13

7.1 Cost Breakdown ............................................................................................................. 14

8.0 Appendix A – Figures ......................................................................................................... A

9.0 Appendix B – Tables, Certificates, and Supporting Documents ......................................... B 9.1 MRC Laboratories, Certified Analysis ............................................................................ B 9.2 MRC Laboratories, Certificate of Analysis...................................................................... B

9.3 SGS Geostat, Certified Analysis ...................................................................................... B

10.0 Appendix C – References ................................................................................................... C

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Executive Summary The objective of the exploration program is to identify additional economically minable

magnetic taconite deposits in the Millennium Iron Range (“MIR”). Towards this objective,

between 2003 and 2011 geological mapping, magnetic surveys and rock sampling had taken

place over these licenses. During 2012, mapping, sampling and locating drill hole sites were

carried out in licenses 013734M, 018652M, 018653M, 014951M, 014952M and 014954M.

The iron formation samples were sent to Midland Research center (“MRC”) for Davis

Tube (“DT”) and chemical analysis. Samples collected from gossans and rusty zones were sent

to SGS Canada Inc. for gold and ICP analyses. The Certificates of Analyses are appended to the

report.

From February 15 to October 31 geological study/research of the licenses was carried out

by Senior Geologist, Henry Simpson, Ontario. Field work was done by Geologists Bocar

Diagana and Alexander Howe, Student Geologists; William (Billy) Clarke, Jonathan Remedios,

Julia Andrews, Chris Baker and Patrice Mathieu of Memorial University in St. John’s. The

geologists were assisted by Richard Sandy, James Uniam and Kabimbetas Mokoush.

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1.0 Introduction

During the 2012, New Millennium Iron Corp. (“NML”) personnel carried out an exploration

mapping and sampling work over the taconite formation occurring in the licenses south of the

LabMag Deposit along the Millennium Iron Range and an area just south of the Timmins DSO

Mine area. (Figure 1)

The exploration program started on February 15 and concluded on October 31, 2012.

NML personnel who worked in this project were, Senior Geologist, Henry Simpson, Geologists

Bocar Diagana and Alexander Howe, Student Geologists; William (Billy) Clarke, Jonathan

Remedios, Julia Andrews, Chris Baker and Patrice Mathieu of Memorial University in St.

John’s. Local Field Assistants who participated in this program were, Richard Sandy, James

Uniam and Kabimbetas Mokoush.

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2.0 Topography and Access

Access to the exploration areas is by float plane, helicopter and by boat from the Menihek Hydro

Dam. Access to the work site in 2012 was by truck, float plane, snow mobile, boat and helicopter

from Schefferville.

The western side of the Howells River area is covered by a series of swamps along the

shore and then rising gently to the east and west with small north-south trending lakes bordering

the Iron Formation. Further to the west, the area rises to a hill over 300 m higher and extending

to the west of the licence block.

The area is dominated by elevation tundra with rare stunted black spruce, which increase

in number and size as one goes from west to east. The dominant ground cover is caribou moss

with blue berries and shrubs.

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3.0 Regional Geology

The exploration area is located at the extreme western margin of the Labrador Trough

(“Trough”) adjacent to the Archean basement gneisses. The Trough is comprised of a sequence

of Proterozoic sedimentary rocks, including iron formation, volcanic rocks and mafic intrusions

known as the Kaniapiskau Supergroup. This sequence lies unconformably over the Archean

granitic gneisses (Ashuanipi Complex). In the western part of the Trough, the Knob Lake Group

forms part of the Kaniapiskau Supergroup. The principal iron formation unit, the Sokoman

Formation is part of the Knob Lake group and forms a continuous sequence. The stratigraphy of

the Knob Lake Group is given below.

3.1 Attikamagen Formation (300 m +)

This formation is a green, red, grey and black shale and argillite interbedded with mafic volcanic

rocks. These rocks are exposed only in the DSO areas.

3.2 Denault Formation (60 m – 120 m)

This formation is comprised of dolomite with chert bands and pebbles of black chert. It is seen

only in the DSO areas and not observed near the iron ore zones.

3.3 Wishart Formation (10 m – 75 m)

This formation is a quartzite, sometimes felspathic with bands of arkose, greywacke, slate and

mafic volcanic rocks. This formation is well exposed all along the western edge of Howells

River taconite belt and on the hanging wall side of open pit mines of DSO.

3.4 Ruth Formation (5 m – 35 m)

This is a thin bedded to laminated chert carbonate shaley formation and is often black in color

with some pyrite. This has been included by some into the Sokoman formation. This unit on

leaching and enrichment forms high grade red DSO.

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3.5 Sokoman Formation (120 m – 150 m)

This formation comprises the major iron bearing units and is subdivided into three members,

Lower Iron Formation (LIF), Middle Iron Formation (MIF) and Upper Iron Formation (UIF).

These members are further sub divided into several sub-members, as given below:

All these units are exposed as outcrops in the Howells River taconite areas. In the DSO

areas, these units are recognizable in leached and enriched conditions in trenches, test pits and

old mined out pits.

The Sokoman Iron Formation under leached and enriched state produces Blue, Yellow

and Red ore. The leaching of silica, carbonates, silicates and the introduction of secondary iron

oxides produces the ore. Under these conditions all the magnetite present in the protore is

converted to martite (hematite). The Blue ore is derived mostly from UIF and MIF members,

where the units are rich in metallic oxides. Yellow Ore is derived from silicate- carbonate-oxide

units of the LIF member. The LIF member is termed as Silicate-Carbonate Iron Formation

(SCIF) in the DSO areas. The iron silicates and iron rich carbonates on leaching altered to

limonite and goethite producing Yellow Ore. Red Ore is the product of leaching of the Ruth

formation producing earthy, fine grained red hematite and goethite mixed with a little alumino-

silicates (clay).

Table 1: Sokoman Formation Subdivisions

UIF Member: Lean Chert (LC) Green, grey-green and pink-grey

Jasper Upper Iron Formation (JUIF) Layered to laminated, hematite

magnetite-chert iron formation

Green Chert (GC) Silicate-rich green chert unit

MIF Member: Upper Red Cherty (URC) Massive to layered, jasper-magnetite,

hematite–chert formation

Pink-Grey Cherty (PGC) Disseminated magnetite-chert iron

formation

Lower Red Cherty (LRC) Layered magnetite-chert iron

formation

LIF Member Lower Red Green Cherty (LRGC) Layered silicate-magnetite-carbonate,

magnetite-chert iron formation

Lower Iron Formation (LIF) Massive to layered green-grey silicate

carbonate-magnetite-chert iron

formation

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3.6 Menihek Formation (300 m +)

This formation is a dark grey to black shale with minor interbedded greywacke and carbonate

lithofacies. It is a carbonaceous, graphitic and pyrite baring shale.

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4.0 Method of Work

The 2012 field work was carried out from Schefferville by B-2 & 3 helicopters operated by Heli

Nation and Heli Boreal, DHC-2 (Beaver) aircraft operated by Air Tunilik, motor boat and pick-

up truck. The field crews consisted of two to four geologists and with two local prospecting

trainees. Sampling of outcrops was carried out in all the geological units of the Sokoman

Formation where ever possible. The basement gneissic occurrences to the west of the Sokoman

Formation were checked for the presence of gossans and rusty areas indicating sulfide

mineralization and possible associated gold mineralization. Gossans and rusty outcrops, when

noted were sampled and assayed for gold.

The outcrop and sampling locations were located with handheld Garmin GPS units. The

data gathered in the field such as geological contacts, structural measurements and sample

locations were plotted in the field and then transferred to ArcMap 9 ESRI by UTM (Nad 83).

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5.0 Areas Investigated

5.1 License 013734M, 018652M & 018653M (Perault Lake Area)

The proposed drilling program to explore the airborne magnetic anomaly occurring in the Perault

Lake Area includes lic. 018653M. Good part of this license is under swamp. The original drill

site had to be moved to 6058271N, 632320E from 6058500N, 632700E. No outcrops were found

and mapped during the traverses

Licenses 013734M and 018652M were accessed by helicopter for geological mapping

and sampling. The southern section of these licenses is under cover and devoid of outcrops. On

the north end, the traverses revealed an outcrop of Sokoman Iron Formation. This outcrop was

sampled (# 10466) and sent for analysis. The Certificate of Analysis results are given in

Appendix 1.

Mapping of the rest of the area revealed Archean gneisses. Two samples of gneissic rock

were collected from a rusty zone and sent for analysis to SGS Lakefield for gold and 30 element

ICP analyses. Certificate of Analysis results are given in Appendix 1. The following Table 2

shows the sample locations. Table 3 shows the analysis results of the iron formation sample.

Table 2: Sample Collection and Locations

Licence No. Sample No. Northing UTM Easting UTM

013734M 10466 6066536 624396

12AU015 6065086 624469

12AU016 6064193 625377

Table 3: Sample Analysis Details, Licence 013734

Licence No. Sample No. Head Fe% DTWR % Conc. Fe% Conc SiO2%

013734M 10466 29.12 0.00 - -

5.2 License 014951M (North end of Menihek Lake)

Between August 12 and August 15, 2012, NML geologist Alex Howe with student geologists

Patrice Mathieu and Chris Baker spent 4 days in a fly camp located on the western shore of

Menihek Lake. Poor weather conditions hampered the field work. The traverses located a

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continuous exposure of outcrops along the shoreline. All the outcrops are of iron formation,

composed of green chert with minor amounts of carbonates and iron oxides. Some of the

outcrops are strongly magnetic, and assays of the grab samples collected show good DTWR (see

appended Certificate of Analysis). Several of the outcrops are weathered and show the presence

of goethite, secondary hydrous iron oxide. The following Table 4 shows the sample locations.

Table 5 shows the analysis results of the iron formation.



014951M 10454 6046558 640706

10455 6046700 640711

10456 6046775 640733

10457 6046856 640750

10458 6046953 640774

10459 6047022 640822

10460 6047074 640815

Table 5: Sample Analysis Details, Licence 014951M


014951M 10454 36.32 32.50 66.04 7.54

10455 19.66 0.00 - -

10456 19.51 0.00 - -

10457 16.06 0.00 - -

10458 39.93 40.00 69.95 3.34

10459 19.51 0.00 - -

10460 7.81 0.00 - -

5.3 License 014952M (West of Menihek Dam)

Between August 9 and August 12, 2012, NML geologist Alex Howe with student geologists

Patrice Mathieu and Chris Baker spent 4 days in a fly camp located on the western shore of

Menihek Lake.

One day was spent traversing along the basement on the western side of the license. The

existing NL Government map shows several sulphide locations to the west in the basement

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gneisses. These areas were traversed and no suphide mineralization or rusty zones were

observed.

A day was spent on traversing the central part of the peninsula to locate iron formation

outcrops on the license. The mapping revealed a small area of outcrops of UIF possibly LC (lean

chert). The outcrops are nonmagnetic, primarily consisting of green chert with carbonates and

the weathered surface is dark green with carbonate poch marks. Three samples were collected

and sent to MRC laboratory for Davis Tube analyses. The Certificate of Analysis results are

appended. Table 6 shows the sample locations and Table 7 shows the assay results.



014952M 10451 6037361 647713

10452 6037338 647657

10453 6037322 647632



014952M 10451 12.01 0.00 - -

10452 13.66 0.00 - -

10453 5.85 0.00 - -

5.4 License 014954M (South Menihek Lake)

Between July 11 and July 26, 2012, NML student geologists Billy Clarke, Patrice Mathieu, Chris

Baker and Jonathan Remedios with local field assistance Richard Sandy and Kabimbetas Noah

Mokoush spent 14 days in fly camps located along the western shore of Menihek Lake and at the

southwest end of Sara Lake on the Lic. 014954M.

A traverse was carried out along the interpreted fault zone (NL Govt. map) between Sara

and Vail Lakes to see if the sulphide mineralization occurrence noted in the Sara Lake, persist all

along the fault zone. The mapping failed to locate any sign of mineralization along the fault

zone. Four samples (12AU010 to 12AU013) were collected from quartz veins and granite gneiss

in the area and sent for multi-element analysis.

Several traverses across the strike of the IF were planned all along the length of the lic.

014954M. The objective was to locate all the outcrops and sample locations outlined in the

previous years and to locate sites for future drilling. However, due to extreme weather conditions

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only five traverses were made. The areas traversed show extensive boulder fields and overburden

cover. In a few areas outcrops of UIF mostly LC, weakly magnetic were observed. However, one

exposure which is over 75m long possibly MIF was mapped and sampled. This outcrop contains

strongly magnetic shaley sections and samples 8870 to 8874 and 12AU014 were collected from

this area and sent for analysis. The Certificate of Analysis results are given in Appendix 1. Table

8 shows the sample locations and Table 9 gives the analysis results of the iron formation.



014954M 8865 6019201 655779

8866 6019156 655801

8867 6018468 655456

8868 6018358 655201

8869 6018367 655109

8870 6029694 650865

8871 6029549 650987

8872 6029454 651011

8873 6029370 651058

8874 6014054 657012

12AU014 6019233 654603



014954M 8865 22.68 0.00 - -

8866 29.79 0.00 - -

8867 47.17 50.00 70.16 2.72

8868 27.52 0.00 - -

8869 2.72 0.00 - -

8870 1.81 0.00 - -

8871 23.44 0.00 - -

8872 29.18 0.00 - -

8873 22.14 0.00 - -

8874 17.15 19.00 71.02 1.16

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5.5 License 018114M (Timmins South)

The geological work in this area was completed by geologists Alex Howe and Jonathan

Remedios. The area was accessed by truck from Schefferville. Three outcrops were examined in

this area. The first outcrop is a Flemming Chert Breccia, a rock composed of angular fragments

of varicolored chert in a cherty matrix. The second outcrop is Ruth Shale that is highly contorted

and altered. The third outcrop examined is an iron formation, identified as MIF (See attached

map). The out crop displayed moderate to strong magnetics. One sample 10465 was collected at

6081396N, 062313E and analyzed at MRC (the Certificate of Analysis results are appended).

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6.0 Conclusions & Recommendations

Much of the ground in the Menihek Lake area is covered by thick overburden with a few

outcrops. The few IF outcrops examined show evidences of weathering and leaching of

carbonates. The surface sample results indicate that oxidation of magnetite is widespread near

surface. However, presence airborne magnetic anomalies indicate that the oxidation of magnetite

does not extend deeper. Future work could include gravity survey to see if the areas with low

magnetic response have potential for DSO and seismic survey to determine the overburden depth

to select the exploration method such as drilling or test pitting to find out the nature of the iron

formation.

Mapping in the Perault Lake area has shown that only the western half of the Sokoman

Formation outcrops on these claims. Mapping of the basement should be done to clear the area

for possible tailings and waste dumping sites. In the Timmins south area historic test pits and

trenches dug for DSO exploration were located. These pits should be re-sampled with a view to

locate further DSO material. More detailed mapping of the iron formation outcrop and sampling

is also recommended to identify the structure.



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7.0 Summary of Expenditure

Table 8: Summary of Expenditures

License Number Expenditure 2012 Requirements 2012 Overage

013734M $ 5,546.13 $ 3,748.15 $ 2,067.98

014951M $ 16,999.61 $ 13,618.57 $ 3,381.04

014952M $ 22,239.24 $ 13,334.51 $ 8,904.73

014954M $ 158,242.59 $ 73,150.56 $ 85,092.03

018114M $ 1,743.60 $ 830.54 $ 913.06

018652M $ 16,617.94 $ 1,734.93 $ 14,883.01

018653M $ 4,635.06 $ 14,883.01 $ 3,739.47



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7.1 Cost Breakdown

Table 9: Cost Details (all figures in Dollars)

Expenditure

License Number

013734M 014951M 014952M 014954M 018114M 018652M 018653M

Field Supervision - - 8,449.64 60,117.11 692.59 - -

Labor and Wages 402.80 2,186.60 - - - 4,077.28 1,553.64

Health and Safety 41.53 225.46 9,538.90 67,866.91 781.88 420.41 160.20

Geologists Salaries 4,085.22 9,891.22 - - - 6,985.12 1,185.86

Supplies 82.20 446.22 - - - 832.04 317.05

Field Work GIS 17.98 97.58 508.72 3,619.45 41.70 181.96 69.34

Analysis Costs 172.34 935.56 - - - 1,744.51 664.74

Transport and

Shipping 20.65 112.12 - - - 209.06 79.66

Air transport, Fixed

wing - 887.51 841.21 5,998.78 - - -

Sub-Total 4,822.72 14,782.27 19,338.47 137,602.25 1,516.17 14,450.38 4,030.49

Administration 15% 723.41 2,217.34 2,900.77 20,640.34 227.43 2,167.56 604.57

Total 5,546.13 16,999.61 22,239.24 158,242.59 1,743.60 16,617.94 4,635.06

Requirements 2012 3,478.15 13,618.57 13,334.51 73,150.56 830.54 1,734.93 895.59

Overage 2,067.98 3,381.04 8,904.73 85,092.03 913.06 14,883.01 3,739.47



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8.0 Appendix A – Figures

Figure 1:

Location of Menihek Area Licenses (UTM 19N, NAD 27 – 1:250,000)

Figure 2:

Licence 018114M (UTM 19N, NAD 27 – 1:30,000)

Figure 3:

Licence 013734M & 018652M (UTM 19N, NAD 27 – 1:30,000)

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Licence 014954M North (UTM 19N, NAD 27 – 1:30,000)

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Licence 014954M Mid (UTM 19N, NAD 27 – 1:30,000)

Figure 7-3:

Licence 014954M South (UTM 19N, NAD 27 – 1:30,000)

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9.0 Appendix B – Tables and Certificates

9.1 – MRC Laboratories, Certified Analysis

9.2 – MRC Laboratories, Certificate of Analysis

9.3 – SGS Geostat, Certified Analysis



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9.1 – MRC Laboratories, Certified Analysis

Approved for Issuance

Richard R. Smith

Midland Research Center


Post Office Box 67

Nashwauk, MN 55769-0067

Telephone: 1-218-885-1951

Fax: 1-218-885-1955

E-mail: [email protected]

Job Number 750.707

New Millennium Iron Corp., 2012 Drilling Program

Core and Surface Sample Test Results - Area 6

New

Millennium

Area

Davis

Tube

Head

Davis Tube Concentrate

Fe, % Wt Rec, % Fe, %

SiO

2

, % Al

2

O

3

MgO CaO

Na

2

O K

2

O TiO

2

P

2

O

5

MnO

Cr

2

O

3

V

2

O

5

LOI

6661 7 43.55% 56.0% 70.76 1.94

8861 7 36.74% 43.0% 60.93 15.26

8862 7 23.89% 4.0% 61.08 12.00

8863 7 30.09% 0.0% short short

8864 7 32.21% 36.0% 53.83 17.88

8865 7 22.68% 0.0% short short

8866 7 29.79% 0.0% short short

8867 7 47.17% 50.0% 70.16 2.72

8868 7 27.52% 0.0% short short

8869 7 2.72% 0.0% short short

8870 7 1,81% 0.0% short short

8871 7 23.44% 0.0% short short

8872 7 29.18% 0.0% short short

8873 7 22.14% 0.0% short short

8874 7 17.15% 19.0% 71.02 1.16

8875 7 28.48% 0.0% short short

8876 7 36.87% 47.0% 64.52 6.80

8877 7 1.51% 0.0% short short

8878 7 9.44% 0.0% short short

8879 7 2.34% 0.0% short short

8880 7 28.56% 12.0% 68.45 3.92

8881 7 35.66% 41.5% 66.03 8.46

8882 7 38.83% 0.0% short short

8883 7 10.88% 0.0% short short

8884 7 10.73% 0.0% short short

8885 7 22.08% 33.5% 61.24 14.74

8886 7 32.21% 36.0% 66.91 7.46

8887 7 23.74% 5.5% 61.31 15.10

8888 7 35.99% 44.5% 66.07 7.64

8889 7 9.37% 0.0% short short

8890 7 35.83% 38.5% 67.89 5.70

8891 7 36.44% 21.0% 69.10 3.98

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Number

Approved for Issuance

Richard R. Smith



Post Office Box 67

Nashwauk, MN 55769-0067

Telephone: 1-218-885-1951

Fax: 1-218-885-1955

E-mail: [email protected]

Job Number 750.707

New

Millennium

Area

Davis

Tube

Head

Davis Tube Concentrate

Fe, % Wt Rec, % Fe, %

SiO

2

, % Al

2

O

3

MgO CaO

Na

2

O K

2

O TiO

2

P

2

O

5

MnO

Cr

2

O

3

V

2

O

5

LOI

8896 7 8.77% 0.0% short short

8897 7 35.46% 19.0% 66.91 6.92

8898 7 6.05% 0.0% short short

8899 7 9.07% 0.0% short short

8900 7 39.54% 51.0% 70.16 2.04

9831 7 43.97% 40.0% 65.73 8.26

9832 7 32.49% 37.5% 69.81 3.14

9833 7 40.04% 24.0% 70.14 2.38

9834 7 35.21% 4.0% 67.84 4.76

9835 7 36.57% 52.0% 65.88 5.58

9836 7 24.93% 12.0% 68.90 1.92

9837 7 41.10% 0.0% short short

9838 7 33.70% 0.0% short short

9839 7 29.01% 34.0% 70.34 2.04

9840 7 39.74% 50.0% 71.17 1.20

9841 7 41.55% 58.0% 68.75 4.34

9842 7 24.33% 29.0% 65.28 9.32

9843 7 43.97% 55.0% 70.14 2.68

9844 7 26.44% 37.5% 63.91 11.40

9845 7 23.72% 0.0% short short

10451 7 12.01% 0.0% short short

10452 7 13.66% 0.0% short short

10453 7 5.85% 0.0% short short

10454 7 36.32% 32.5% 66.04 7.54

10455 7 19.66% 0.0% short short

10456 7 19.51% 0.0% short short

10457 7 16.06% 0.0% short short

10458 7 39.93% 40.0% 69.95 3.34

10459 7 19.51% 0.0% short short

10460 7 7.81% 0.0% short short

10461 7 31.97% 21.5% 69.35 1.06

10462 7 18.08% 4.5% 69.42 3.26

10465 7 25.67% 26.5% 69.20 1.54

10466 7 29.12% 0.0% short short

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9.2 – MRC Laboratories, Certificate of Analysis

_______________________________________Midland Research Center

POST OFFICE BOX 67

NASHWAUK, MN 55769-0067

PHONE: (218) 885-1951

FAX: (218) 885-1955

E-MAIL: [email protected]

February 27, 2013


1303 Greene Avenue, Suite 400

Westmount, Quebec, Canada H3Z 2A7

Re: Certified Assays of NML Drill Core Samples, 2012 Area 7 Program

Dear Sir:

Attached is a complete set of Davis Tube and assay data that was included within

the Midland Research Center scope of work for the 2012 Drill Core Samples Area 7

Program. Report data has been organized according to the NML sample number. Each

entry includes the head and Davis Tube information requested by NML for each specific

sample for work done by Midland.

Midland appreciates being able to serve you on this project, including this

performance and certification of drill core sample assays, and we look forward to being

of service to your future needs.

Sincerely,

Richard R.Smith, President



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9.3 – SGS Geostat, Certified Analysis

New Millenium Iron Attn : Thiagarajan Balakrishnan

1303 Greene Ave, 2nd FloorMontreal, Quebec, H3Z 2A7Canada

Phone: 514 935 3204Fax:514 935 9650

December-06-12

Date Rec. : 05 November 2012

LR Report : CA02223-NOV12 Client Ref : PO #NML-00-3041

CERTIFICATE OF ANALYSIS Final Report

Sample ID SiO2%

Al2O3%

Fe2O3%

MgO%

CaO%

Na2O%

K2O%

TiO2%

P2O5%

MnO%

Cr2O3%

V2O5%

LOI%

Sum%

Aug/t

1: 12ST 001 --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- < 0.02

2: 12ST 002 --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- < 0.02

3: 12ST 003 --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- < 0.02

4: 12ST 004 --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- < 0.02

Sample ID Agg/t

Alg/t

Asg/t

Bag/t

Beg/t

Big/t

Cag/t

Cdg/t

Cog/t

Crg/t

Cug/t

Feg/t

Kg/t

Lig/t

Mgg/t

1: 12ST 001 < 2 68900 < 50 861 0.98 < 20 20000 < 2 < 30 345 11.4 47900 14700 < 50 13200

2: 12ST 002 < 2 64500 < 50 670 0.82 < 20 11300 < 2 < 30 285 7.3 46600 15800 < 50 5490

3: 12ST 003 < 2 61500 < 50 662 0.78 < 20 9280 < 2 < 30 384 6.1 63200 17700 < 50 4370

4: 12ST 004 < 2 57400 < 50 480 0.78 < 20 12900 < 2 < 30 315 5.4 64600 12300 < 50 4920

Sample ID Mng/t

Mog/t

Nag/t

Nig/t

Pg/t

Pbg/t

Sbg/t

Seg/t

Sng/t

Srg/t

Tig/t

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Ug/t

Vg/t

Yg/t

Zng/t

Weightg

1: 12ST 001 2690 < 40 26300 34 394 < 60 < 10 < 30 < 20 381 1690 < 30 < 40 70 8.6 48 251

2: 12ST 002 796 < 40 25200 < 20 294 < 60 < 10 < 30 < 20 345 839 < 30 < 40 32 4.9 28 372

3: 12ST 003 561 < 40 23000 < 20 236 < 60 < 10 < 30 < 20 311 804 < 30 < 40 29 6.5 27 459

4: 12ST 004 414 < 40 22700 < 20 389 < 60 < 10 < 30 < 20 321 1010 < 30 < 40 35 6.9 28 357

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Lakefield - Ontario - KOL 2HO

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Page 1 of 5 This document is issued by the Company under its General Conditions of Service accessible at http://www.sgs.com/terms_and_conditions.htm. Attention is drawn to the limitation of liability, indemnification and jurisdiction issues defined therein. WARNING: The sample(s) to which the findingsrecorded herein (the 'Findings') relate was (were) drawn and / or provided by the Client or by a third party acting at the Client’s direction. The Findings constitute no warranty of the sample’s representativity of the goods and strictly relate to the sample(s). The Company accepts no liability with

regard to the origin or source from which the sample(s) is/are said to be extracted. The Findings report on the samples provided by the client and are not intended for commercial or contractual settlement purposes. Any unauthorized alteration, forgery or falsification of the content orappearance of this document is unlawful and offenders may be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. Test method information available upon request.

Sample ID SiO2%

Al2O3%

Fe2O3%

MgO%

CaO%

Na2O%

K2O%

TiO2%

P2O5%

MnO%

Cr2O3%

V2O5%

LOI%

Sum%

Aug/t

5: 12ST 005 --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- < 0.02

6: 12ST 006 --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- < 0.02

7: 12ST 007 --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- < 0.02

8: 12ST 008 --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- < 0.02

9: 12ST 009 --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- < 0.02

10: 12AU 001 --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- < 0.02

11: 12AU 002 --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- < 0.02

12: 12AU 006 --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- < 0.02

Sample ID Agg/t

Alg/t

Asg/t

Bag/t

Beg/t

Big/t

Cag/t

Cdg/t

Cog/t

Crg/t

Cug/t

Feg/t

Kg/t

Lig/t

Mgg/t

5: 12ST 005 < 2 69400 < 50 687 0.90 < 20 13200 < 2 < 30 303 11.3 40400 15000 < 50 6310

6: 12ST 006 < 2 59900 < 50 388 0.78 < 20 16900 < 2 < 30 516 10.2 44700 8750 < 50 6060

7: 12ST 007 < 2 70700 < 50 779 0.88 < 20 18300 < 2 < 30 387 9.6 50900 15300 < 50 8910

8: 12ST 008 < 2 53400 < 50 407 0.74 < 20 17800 < 2 < 30 516 16.7 103000 6510 < 50 6750

9: 12ST 009 < 2 52700 < 50 481 0.80 < 20 9070 < 2 < 30 267 7.7 72500 13700 < 50 7610

10: 12AU 001 < 2 90600 < 50 137 6.20 < 20 1870 < 2 < 30 87 27.9 103000 63500 108 13000

11: 12AU 002 < 2 60300 < 50 407 3.50 < 20 37900 < 2 < 30 98 24.6 87200 24000 110 29100

12: 12AU 006 < 2 28200 < 50 316 1.44 < 20 3070 < 2 < 30 147 11.2 215000 13400 < 50 23100

Sample ID Mng/t

Mog/t

Nag/t

Nig/t

Pg/t

Pbg/t

Sbg/t

Seg/t

Sng/t

Srg/t

Tig/t

Tlg/t

Ug/t

Vg/t

Yg/t

Zng/t

Weightg

5: 12ST 005 423 < 40 27400 < 20 446 < 60 < 10 < 30 < 20 385 1200 < 30 < 40 40 6.7 38 281

6: 12ST 006 512 < 40 23700 22 577 < 60 < 10 < 30 < 20 332 1210 < 30 < 40 40 8.4 42 200

7: 12ST 007 966 < 40 21400 25 602 < 60 < 10 < 30 < 20 408 1890 < 30 < 40 59 9.5 45 145

8: 12ST 008 2160 < 40 13000 30 749 < 60 < 10 < 30 < 20 259 1420 < 30 < 40 49 10.0 128 118

9: 12ST 009 423 < 40 16000 < 20 420 < 60 < 10 < 30 < 20 248 1250 < 30 < 40 39 7.2 46 385

10: 12AU 001 352 < 40 2510 27 208 < 60 13 < 30 < 20 54.0 958 < 30 < 40 170 31.8 96 1059

11: 12AU 002 2000 < 40 2210 59 1150 < 60 10 < 30 < 20 210 2070 < 30 < 40 659 54.9 102 2636

12: 12AU 006 8020 < 40 336 22 431 < 60 < 10 < 30 < 20 24.6 945 < 30 < 40 134 19.3 70 1915

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Al2O3%

Fe2O3%

MgO%

CaO%

Na2O%

K2O%

TiO2%

P2O5%

MnO%

Cr2O3%

V2O5%

LOI%

Sum%

Aug/t

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14: 12AU 008 --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- < 0.02

15: 12AU 009 --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- < 0.02

16: 12AU 010 --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- < 0.02

17: 12AU 011 --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- < 0.02

18: 12AU 012 --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- < 0.02

19: 12AU 013 --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- < 0.02

20: 12AU 014 --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- < 0.02

Sample ID Agg/t

Alg/t

Asg/t

Bag/t

Beg/t

Big/t

Cag/t

Cdg/t

Cog/t

Crg/t

Cug/t

Feg/t

Kg/t

Lig/t

Mgg/t

13: 12AU 007 < 2 56000 < 50 329 2.38 < 20 1350 < 2 < 30 100 75.1 64300 20000 71 16900

14: 12AU 008 < 2 4310 < 50 36 1.52 < 20 6350 < 2 < 30 250 3.7 269000 818 < 50 11300

15: 12AU 009 < 2 49700 < 50 621 7.36 < 20 41900 < 2 < 30 142 18.6 100000 19600 270 26900

16: 12AU 010 < 2 67600 < 50 590 1.36 < 20 15000 < 2 < 30 345 28.4 54300 14700 < 50 18200

17: 12AU 011 < 2 65800 < 50 1250 1.06 < 20 21400 < 2 < 30 256 43.2 39700 30100 < 50 15300

18: 12AU 012 < 2 14200 < 50 13 0.18 < 20 375 < 2 < 30 479 117 32600 360 < 50 6910

19: 12AU 013 < 2 43300 < 50 667 0.38 < 20 5980 < 2 < 30 302 4.2 9570 19900 < 50 2050

20: 12AU 014 < 2 53400 < 50 1040 0.72 < 20 5350 < 2 < 30 200 27.8 21900 37900 < 50 8170

Sample ID Mng/t

Mog/t

Nag/t

Nig/t

Pg/t

Pbg/t

Sbg/t

Seg/t

Sng/t

Srg/t

Tig/t

Tlg/t

Ug/t

Vg/t

Yg/t

Zng/t

Weightg

13: 12AU 007 323 < 40 4310 99 453 < 60 < 10 < 30 < 20 24.9 2610 < 30 < 40 415 31.4 170 702

14: 12AU 008 6030 < 40 233 < 20 166 < 60 < 10 < 30 < 20 9.91 399 < 30 < 40 17 3.0 38 9599

15: 12AU 009 3590 < 40 304 75 2810 < 60 < 10 < 30 < 20 48.4 2960 < 30 < 40 1030 111 57 1380

16: 12AU 010 668 < 40 24300 65 327 < 60 < 10 < 30 < 20 528 2880 < 30 < 40 94 10.9 79 2368

17: 12AU 011 255 < 40 26500 49 1100 249 < 10 < 30 < 20 387 3030 < 30 < 40 95 7.1 409 1979

18: 12AU 012 108 < 40 368 < 20 109 < 60 < 10 < 30 < 20 7.91 349 < 30 < 40 18 1.4 56 2894

19: 12AU 013 265 < 40 16600 < 20 157 < 60 < 10 < 30 < 20 205 198 < 30 < 40 5.2 11.0 12 1006

20: 12AU 014 200 < 40 29400 < 20 339 < 60 < 10 < 30 < 20 329 891 < 30 < 40 25 2.0 40 1128



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Al2O3%

Fe2O3%

MgO%

CaO%

Na2O%

K2O%

TiO2%

P2O5%

MnO%

Cr2O3%

V2O5%

LOI%

Sum%

Aug/t

21: 12AU 015 --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- < 0.02

22: 12AU 016 --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- < 0.02

23: 12AU 017 --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- < 0.02

24: 12AU 018 --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- < 0.02

25: 12AU 019 --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- < 0.02

26: 12AU 020 --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- < 0.02

27: 12DOL 001 7.79 0.70 0.91 18.8 28.2 0.04 0.41 0.03 0.06 0.13 < 0.01 < 0.01 43.1 100.2 ---

Sample ID Agg/t

Alg/t

Asg/t

Bag/t

Beg/t

Big/t

Cag/t

Cdg/t

Cog/t

Crg/t

Cug/t

Feg/t

Kg/t

Lig/t

Mgg/t

21: 12AU 015 < 2 66000 < 50 953 0.86 < 20 18700 < 2 33 347 51.1 44300 18900 < 50 16000

22: 12AU 016 < 2 63200 < 50 1120 2.43 < 20 9570 < 2 31 482 39.7 50400 28000 < 50 19200

23: 12AU 017 < 2 58000 < 50 795 1.21 < 20 20000 < 2 < 30 318 6.1 31700 19200 < 50 11200

24: 12AU 018 < 2 59100 < 50 1430 0.82 < 20 18700 < 2 36 269 142 48700 34900 < 50 17900

25: 12AU 019 < 2 52600 < 50 906 0.84 < 20 12100 < 2 < 30 175 13.4 17100 30800 < 50 5810

26: 12AU 020 9 42700 < 50 290 0.81 < 20 19000 < 2 < 30 249 15.6 16200 12700 < 50 5740

27: 12DOL 001 --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- ---

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Mog/t

Nag/t

Nig/t

Pg/t

Pbg/t

Sbg/t

Seg/t

Sng/t

Srg/t

Tig/t

Tlg/t

Ug/t

Vg/t

Yg/t

Zng/t

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21: 12AU 015 562 < 40 28800 53 590 < 60 < 10 < 30 < 20 437 3240 < 30 < 40 98 11.4 64 2474

22: 12AU 016 607 < 40 20200 63 249 < 60 < 10 < 30 < 20 288 3020 < 30 < 40 124 12.3 61 3572

23: 12AU 017 632 < 40 27000 35 468 < 60 < 10 < 30 < 20 345 2280 < 30 < 40 70 11.2 40 388

24: 12AU 018 340 < 40 27000 74 603 < 60 < 10 < 30 < 20 356 < 0.4 < 30 < 40 146 7.4 87 1069

25: 12AU 019 170 < 40 27300 < 20 145 < 60 < 10 < 30 < 20 352 1500 < 30 < 40 38 1.9 36 2179

26: 12AU 020 166 < 40 34200 28 110 < 60 < 10 < 30 < 20 349 1830 < 30 < 40 49 1.3 39 1145

27: 12DOL 001 --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- 4767

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Debbie WaldonProject Coordinator, Minerals Services, Analytical

Email: [email protected]



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10.0 Appendix C – References

Andrew & Quinlan

2009 Andrew & Quinlan Government of Newfoundland & Labrador;

Assessment file 23J (358)

Avison, A T

1984 LME Government of Newfoundland & Labrador; Assessment file

LAB (666)


LAB (719)

Barry, A.

1983 IOCC Government of Quebec, Assessment file GM40396

Belland, M


23O (007)

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