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2008 Mobile Metal Ions Process Geochemical Survey

Kirana Property (Mallard Lake Mine Region)

BERNHARDT, MORRISETTE, TECK & LEBEL TOWNSHIPS

LARDER LAKE MINING DIVISION

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Table of Contents

List of Illustrations 3

Introduction 4

Purpose and Logic 8

Property History 8

Rect~nt Work 11

Property Description 11 Geography 11 Regional Geology 11 Property Geology 12

Soil Sampling Procedure 15

Assay Method 15

MMITheory 16

Results 17

Recommendations 19

References 20

Certificate of Author 22

Appendix 23

List of Illustrations

Map # 1 - Map of Claim Contiguity and Claims Worked

Map #2 - General Location Map

Map #3 - Claim Access

Map #4 - Regional Geology

Map #5 - Property Geology

Fig # 1 - MMI Theory

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Introduction

Between October 16th and October 20th, 2008 Northern Gold Mining Inc.

conducted a MMI (Mobile Metal Ion) soil geochemical survey; this was done on a portion their Kirana property in Morrisette Townships, northeastern Ontario. The Kirana Property consists of 57 unpatented mining claims and 4 patented mining claims~ this totals 150 claim units. The Kirana property includes claims under option to Northern Gold Mining Inc as well as claims held 100% by Northern Gold Mining. A consortium of prospectors optioned the claims to Northern Gold Mining in 2007~ the consortium is comprised ofT. O'Connor, M. Sutton, R. Harvey and T. Link The claim numbers on which work was performed are listed below (see map #1):

823113 (1 claim unit) 823114 (1 claim unit) 823115 (1 claim unit) 823116 (1 claim unit) 802838 (1 claim unit)

3011753 (1 claim unit) 1013305 (1 claim unit) 802843 (1 claim unit) 802842 (1 claim unit) 802835 (1 claim unit)

The property is located in the Larder Lake mining division, northeastern Ontario, 5 Km north of the town of Kirkland Lake (see map #2), The western portion of the property is accessible by heading north from Kirkland Lake on Goodfish Rd; from this point access was gained via several bush roads which are shown on map #2. The eastern portion of the property was accessed by traveling east from Kirkland Lake on Hwy 66. From the highway two roads lead north into the claim group as shown on map #3; one road is located across from Gull Lake and leads north to the Mallard Lake showing, a second access road leads north from Craig St. in the village of King Kirkland. Northern Gold Mining Inc cut 92 km of line grid on the Kirana property which was used for access and points of reference for this survey.

Hydro electric power, road and rail transportation are readily available and a skilled labour force with all necessary facilities can be found in the nearby Town of Kirkland Lake.

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Purpose and Logic

The Mobile Metal Ion geochemical survey is designed to delineate buried ore bodies. The current survey is centered around the historical Mallard Lake Gold mine in the eastern portion of the Kirana property (see map #5). The Mallard Lake Gold mine has high tenor silver, gold, lead and zinc mineralization. The mineralized vein is only exposed for a short distance before it dives beneath substantial overburden. Most of the region surrounding the vein is covered in overburden. The purpose of the MMI survey is to identify additional mineralized veins and or the continuation of the Mallard Lake vein which may be buried under overburden. The MMI survey has been tailored to target the type of mineralization found at the Mallard Lake gold mine.

Property History

A report written in 1916 titled "Goodfish Lake Gold Area" by A. G. Burrows and P.E. Hopkins gives the earliest accounts of gold prospecting in the vicinity of the Kirana property. According to Burrows and Hopkins the first gold discovery was made in the summer of 1912 on claim number L 2194, which later became the Goodfish Mine (not held by Northern Gold Mining). In 1915 significant prospecting was done in the vicinity of Goodfish Lake, with several gold discoveries; some of the gold showings are located on claims adjacent to the Kirana property claim L-2194 which were later amalgamated as the Goodfish mines. Another gold showing was found on the south shore of Goodfish Lake which later became the Kirana Gold Mine (not held by Northern Gold Mining). Northern Gold Mining's Kirana property surrounds both the Goodfish Mine and the Kirana Mine. Since 1916 significant exploration has occurred on the Kirana property by private prospectors and mining companies. An outline of previous work and gold discoveries are listed chronologically below:

1918 Fidelity Gold Mines

Sunk a 140 ft inclined shaft on a gold mineralized vein on current mining patent # L-2845. The shaft was deepened to 300 ft with 747 ft of lateral development in 1920. The grades of mineralization were not published but it was reported that the mineralized vein widened to 7 ft at a depth of 140 ft.

1935 Mallard Lake Gold Mines

Completed work on current claims #3011753 and #823115. Work was done to follow up on a silver, lead, copper, gold and barite showing; they drilled 5 holes to intersect the vein at depths up to 115 ft below the shaft; assays from this drilling

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were not significant and averaged less than 0.01 oz/ton Au, 2.57 oz/ton Ag, with minor amounts of lead and copper. Mallard Lake gold mines also discovered a gossan zone south of Morrisette Lake; this gossan zone was exposed for a width of 7-8 ft and followed along strike for 200 ft. One pit along this gossan assayed up to 0.45% Cu, however diamond drilling across this zone at 115 ft depth showed only 0.04% eu across 12 ft.

1936 Kirgood Gold Mines

Held a claim block in north Lebel Township which covered part of the Murdoch Creek fault. They sunk a 40 ft shaft along the Murdoch Creek fault and drilled four holes into this structure. The structure was intersected at depths up to 300 ft. The only gold values occurred in drill hole #4 which intersected 0.350z/ton over 1 ft and a second intersection of 0.3 50z/ton over 1 ft. Both of which occurred in a mineralized syenite unit with quartz fracturing.

1974-1981 Haas Warner Mining Ltd

Held a large group of claims covering the western portion of the Kirana property. This also includes the Kirana mine which in 1974 was the subject of an engineering report; this report outlined a 50,000 ton resource of unlisted grade at the Kirana mine. A stripping program was done on claim# 1186591 with no results listed. They completed three drill holes totaling 380m on current claim # 1186591; no assays are listed for the holes; although it has been reported that 79-1 intersected good gold values.

1980 Rosario Resources

Completed a geological and geophysical survey and drilled 4 holes on the eastern portion of the property. Several conductors were outlined by the VLF survey. These conductors were then tested with four drill holes; mineralization in these holes was negligible.

1985 Lac Minerals

Completed a mag survey over 8 claims in Morrisette Township. Drilled one 170m hole on claim# 1048775. No assays were reported.

1986-1996 T. Link

Held the claim group covering the eastern portion of the Kirana property, and has since optioned the property to Northern Gold Mining. Drilled 5 holes totaling 669.3m on claim# 802838; these holes intersected a mineralized sedimentary unit

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with gold assays up to 0.050z/ton over 20 ft. Completed power stripping on the same claim and found gold mineralization up to 883ppb over 3 ft. Completed a VLF-EM survey over the same claim but it failed to delineate the gold zone. Then drilled 2 holes totaling 614.5m on claim# 823114 which intersected minor pyrite and chalcopyrite mineralization but negligible gold. Drilled one 295.7m hole across claims #802834 and 802835 which intersected a pyritic sedimentary unit with negligible gold. Drilled an additional 3 holes on claim# 802838 in 1996; one of which intersected gold mineralization occurring as quartz stringers in a cg mafic unit~ one assay from this zone was 234g/t over a 2 ft interval with additional assays being 5.5g/t over 2 ft and another interval assayed 3.8g/t over 5 ft.

1987-1998 F.T. O'Connor

Held claim block covering Goodfish Lake and some of the surrounding lands. Completed a ground magnetic and VLF-EM survey over most of Goodfish Lake. Four conductors were found but were never drill tested. A Geological report was conducted over several claims in 1987; the only sample of significance from this report was on claim L-2845 which was 2lg/t and presumably from the Fidelity mine. In 1998 a mechanical stripping was completed north of Goodfish Lake; some significant values were found, the best being 3.4g/t over 2.0m. Conducted a small IP survey over the same property and drilled two holes to test the targets; the best intersection was 2.1g/t over 4.1 ft.

1987 - 1990 Minnova Inc.

Held a large claim group which covers the current Northern Gold claims 1211525, 1211524, 1199683,4220048,3010044,3010041,3010043, 1186591,L2200and L220 1. They also held the claims which cover the Kirana mine. They completed a considerable amount of exploration with the objective of finding the continuation of the "Kirana Break" a known gold bearing structure. The work which was completed includes geological mapping, geophysical surveys, mechanical powerstripping and channel sampling, they also drilled 14 diamond drill holes, 7 of which were drilled on Northern Gold's Kirana property; the best assays from this drilling was in KIR-5 which intersected 6.8g/t Au over 0.5m on claim #1186591.

1999 Medici Minerals

Held a block of claims covering some of the eastern claims on the Kirana property Drilled two holes on claim # 802834; one hole M-99-01 intersected 18.7g/t Au over l.05m as well as 0.45% Cu over a O.7m interval.

2003 M. Sutton

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Completed work on claim # 1186591 which has since been optioned to Northern Gold Mining. Drilled one hole to follow up on previous gold intersections on property. The hole intersected a quartz ankerite vein carrying molybdenite, pyrite and gold; the assay from this vein across 1.1 ft was 47.0g/t Au.

Recent Work

Northern Gold Mining Inc. acquired the current claim group in 2007. Since that time they have completed a small powerstripping program on claim# 802838 in 2007. In 2008 two diamond drill holes were drilled on claim # 118591. 92 km of lines were cut which was used for access and points of reference for the MMI survey.

Geography

Physiography: The project area lies within the central Canadian Shield in the central Abitibi geologic subprovince. The region can be generalized as being in the boreal climactic region, characteristically covered by forest, swamps and lakes with relatively little relief.

Relief on the Kirana property is less than 35m. The western portion of the claim group has moderate bedrock exposure and generally thin overburden. The eastern portion of the claim group is covered by esker sand deposits. Outcrop exposure in the western portion is about 20%; in the eastern portion however outcrop is scarce. Generally the property can be characterized by scattered outcrops and overburden thicknesses of less than 10m. The overburden is comprised of glaciofluvial and proglaciallacustrine sediments: primarily sand and but locally cobble and boulder sized clasts.

Climate: The climatic conditions are typical for the central Canadian Shield with short, mild summers and long, cold winters. Mean temperatures range from -1 TC (O°F) in January, to 18°C (64°F) in July, and mean annual precipitation throughout the region ranges from 812 to 876 mm (32-35 inches).

Geology

Regional Geology: The Kirana property lies in the Superior Geological province and the Abitibi subprovince. The Abitibi subprovince is an 800 by 300 kilometer area underlain by granite greenstone stratigraphy of Archean age (see map #4). In the Archean of northern Ontario, the supracrustal rocks are divided into rock

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packages based on their composition, morphology and geographic distribution. Individual "assemblages" consist of stratified volcanic and/or sedimentary rock units built during a discrete interval of time in a common depositional or volcanic setting. According to R. Rupert and H. Lovell the geology in the project area from oldest to youngest is comprised of Keewatin type mafic and felsic volcanic flows, Keewatin or Laurentian age early felsic intrusive rocks, Keewatin or Timiskaming metasediments, Haileyburian type mafic and ultramafic intrusive rocks, Algoman age late felsic intrusive rocks, finally late mafic intrusive rocks. Several of these rock types were found to occur on the Kirana property although Keewatin metavolcanics appear to be the dominant rock type.

Property Geology: The Kirana property is comprised entirely of Archean age rocks and quaternary sediments. The property covers parts of Bernhardt, Morrisette, Lebel and Teck townships. Bernhardt and Morrisette were mapped at a scale of 1 Inch to 1;2 Mile by R. Rupert and H. Lovell in 1967; this was then followed by Geological Report 84 by the same authors in 1970 .. A small portion of the property is in Teck Township which was last mapped in 1945 by Thomson, Hopkins, Gerrie and Maclean; this is published as map# 1945-1.

The dominant rock types are Keewatin mafic metavolcanics and Keewatin or Laurentian age early felsic intrusive rocks. The Keewatin mafic metavolcanics were found to occur in three distinct phases; these are textural differences, the first of which is a variolitic texture, the other a flow top brecciated texture. The Keewatin meta volcanics are intruded by masses of quartz feldspar porphyry which is probably Keewatin or Laurentian. The property geology is shown in map #5.

The MMI survey was only completed on a portion of the Kirana property and was centered around a silver, gold, lead, zinc showing; this is the Mallard Lake gold mine. A brief outline of the history and geology of the Mallard Lake mine based on a mechanical stripping conducted in 2008 is below:

History: The Mallard Lake showing occurs on mining claim # 3011753. Originally a silver prospect, a shaft was sunk 62 ft on a north striking quartz-barite vein. The shaft is at the location (E-577779 N-5338357). Rich mineralization was found down the shaft, channel samples cut in the shaft averaged 0.350z/ton Au, 10.80z/ton Ag, 9.14% Pb and less than 1 % eu over widths of 2-3 ft. Initial prospecting and mapping located the old shaft and samples from the rock dump confirmed the high tenor mineralization.

Geology: A braided quartz vein system up to 30cm in width strikes due north from the shaft; the shaft is sunk along the contact of an east-west quartz porphyry body and mafic volcanic rock. Several shear zones were noted but did not appear to control the mineralization. The quartz vein system pinches out 20 ft north of the shaft when it encounters a bedded chert unit; the vein is continuous southward and cuts the porphyry body. High tenor silver and lead mineralization is found along

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the vein. A larger quartz barite vein occurs 10m east of the shaft which runs subparallel to the main vein; this vein reaches widths up to 3m although it very rarely shows mineralization .

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Soil Sampling Procedure

A total of 205 soil samples were collected from the above mentioned claim block. An additional 7 samples were taken to test the reproducibility of the results from the first set of samples. The samples were from the eastern portion of the Kirana grid and centered around the Mallard Lake showing. The grid line spacing was 100m. A 25m spacing between samples was appropriate for the type of mineralization sought in this program. Soil sampling was done in accordance with SGS MMI sampling procedures for Boreal Climactic Zones which is briefly described as such: Using a spade the organic layer is removed, then the spade is sunk to a depth of 25cm into the substrate and removed with sample, the top 10cm is discarded and remainder is taken as the sample. When taking the sample the type of substrate was also noted, this included sands, soils, clays and black muck; several locations did not have proper substrate for MMI sampling, primarily in very swampy terrain or where no overburden existed (bedrock). GPS was used to establish definitive sample locations and recorded in a database in UTM coordinates; this database also contains the corresponding line grid location for each sample.

Assay Method

The 205 samples were sent to XRAL Laboratories (A Division of SGS Canada Inc.) in Toronto, Ontario for analysis. The method used was the Mobile Metal [on Process developed by Wamtech. The Mobile Metal Ions Process uses a weak partial extraction scheme to improve the conventional geochemical response over buried ore deposits.

The anomalies are sharply bounded and in most cases directly overlie and define the extent of the surface projection of buried primary mineralized zones. (see Fig #1). Multi-component extractants are used and metals are determined by ICPlMS (Inductive Coupled Plasma Spectroscopy) in the parts per billion range.

The MMI analysis currently offers eight element MMI digestions. The elements chosen for MMI analysis on this program was Au, Ag, Ni, Zn, Cu, Pb, Pd, Ba.

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Results

The results of the MMI survey have been plotted on maps in the appendix of this report. A brief discussion of each individual element that was analyzed has been given.

Gold: Detection Limit 0.1 ppb

Of the 20S samples that were collected for analysis, Au showed low variability with the exception of one sample; samples ranged from <0.1 to 13.6ppb; of the samples, 36 were at or above the detection limit. Of these however only 1 sample was above O.Sppb which was the sample of 13.6ppb. Since this value is significantly anomalous it was then recommended that the location be resampled to see if the result could be reproduced. The resampling however was unsuccessful and it showed gold values of <0.1 ppb. It is thought that the initial sample may have contained a grain of gold which could have increased the sample response. The other gold values found on the property are not significantly anomalous.

Silver: Detection Limit = 1 ppb

Of the 20S samples collected for analysis Ag showed moderate variability between samples. Silver values on the Kirana property ranged from <1 to 3Sppb; only 79 of the samples had values above the detection limit. The values which are at or above lSppb can be considered anomalous in this case; only 3 samples however were at or above this value. The three samples do not correlate with each other. The only region of anomalous silver values occurs around the highest sample of 3Sppb, this is at the point (E-S7727I , N-S338S18); samples in this region all have values above 10ppb; it is unclear if this is representative of a buried ore body.

Copper: Detection Limit 10ppb

Of the 20S samples collected for analysis Cu showed moderate variability between samples. Copper values on the Kirana property ranged from <1 Oppb to 4190ppb; 200 of the samples were above the detection limit. Only one copper value is highly anomalous which is 4190ppb, this sample occurs at the point (E-S7790S, NS338481). This sample correlates well with several other samples with elevated copper values; these values clearly outline an east-west region of anomalous copper values which extends over 300m. The anomalous region covers a region known for hosting copper mineralization; this is a sedimentary chert unit which contains substantial pyrite, pyrrhotite and chalcopyrite mineralization. A drill hole 100m east of the highly anomalous sample intersected O.4S% Cu over 0.7m when

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drill through the sedimentary unit; this is drill hole M99-0 1 by Medici minerals. This intersection lies directly beneath two anomalous samples at the location (E-578010, N-5338450). It is thought that the elevated copper values do represent buried mineralization and it is a legitimate anomaly.

Nickel: Detection Limit = 5ppb

Of the 205 samples collected for analysis Nickel showed very little variability. Nickel values on the Kirana property ranged from 7 to 404ppb; these values are not considered to be significantly anomalous. Since there are no known nickel deposits in the area it was expected that nickel values would be low.

Lead: Detection Limit 10ppb

Of the 205 samples collected for analysis Lead showed moderate variability. Lead values on the property ranged from < I 0 to 4580ppb. Five of the samples had values above 1000ppb; due to the high tenor of mineralization at the Mallard Lake mine, up to 25.5% Pb, it is thought that this would produce a very high MMI response. The highest value of 4580ppb is considered to be highly anomalous and is located 250 m north of the Mallard Lake shaft. This anomaly may represent the northern extent of the Mallard Lake vein. Additional high lead values were located just 50m north of the Mallard Lake shaft, which may be related to the mineralization at the shaft. A third region of anomalous lead values occurred on the eastmost grid line 88E; this sample was 3350ppb; follow up reconnaissance was done at this location to see if mineralization was present nearby; no mineralization was found because it was covered in overburden but the soil anomaly was retested; the retested value was significantly lower than the original but still showed anomalous lead values, this value was 990ppb; it is unknown why there: is such a large discrepancy between the original and retest.

Zinc: Detection Limit = 20ppb

Of the 205 samples collected for analysis Zinc showed minor variability in the sample values. The Zinc values ranged from 10 to 2640ppb. There was moderate correlation between the elevated samples. One region of anomalous Zinc mineralization is located around the highest sample of 2640ppb; this is centered around the point (E-577900 N-5338668). This region extents 200m in an east-west direction widens to the east. It is unknown if this represents a buried mineralization as the values are not exceptionally high.

Palladium: Detection Limit 1 ppb

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Of the 205 samples collected for analysis Palladium had only one sample which was above the detection limit. This sample was 18ppb which is considered to be significant; upon resampling of the location however the palladium value was <1 ppb. The original sample is thus thought to be erroneous.

Barium: Detection Limit = 20ppb

Of the 205 samples collected for analysis Barium showed low variability between samples. Barium values ranged from 20 to L800ppb. Since high concentrations of Barite are known to occur on the property (>50% Ba) it would be expected that sample values would be quite high. Only 4 samples had values above 1000ppb; these samples do not correlate with each other. It is unclear if any of these samples indicate barium mineralization.

Resampling:

Two results were considered significant enough that resampling of that location was required. A total of 7 samples were taken for the retest. For sample K -08-110 which had a high gold value, a total of 6 samples were taken within a 10m radius of the original sample, none of these showed high gold values. Sample K -08-108 initially showed a high lead value which was retested at the same location; the retested sample returned moderate lead values.

Recommendations

Several areas have been outlined in this geochemical soil survey which have shown anomalous values. The two most prominent anomalies are listed below: (I)A 300m wide zone of anomalous copper values; this zone is probably related to the pyritic sedimentary rocks, powerstripping may be effective at uncovering this zone. (2)The high lead values found scattered on the property require further investigation; the thicknesses of overburden at these locations are unknown; field investigation techniques can be utilized such as powerstripping and or diamond drilling. The resampling of several locations in this survey proved to be unsuccessful; before further work is completed on these anomalies the MMI results should be tested for reproducibility.

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References

Burrows, A.G. & Hopkins P.E. 1916. Go04fish Lake Gold Area. Ontario Geological Survey.

Constable, D.W. 1987. Geophysical Reportfor F. T. O'Connor, Good/ish Lake Claims. AFRI# 42AOINE0021

Haas Warner Mining. 1979. Diamond Drill Report 14 Morrisette Township. AFRI# 42AOI NE0006

Hopkins et al. 1923. [map]. Kirkland-Larder Area. Timiskaming District, Ontario. Ontario Geological Survey.

Link, T. 1996. 1996 Report. Morrisette Property. AFRI# 32D04NW0382.

Lovell, H. 1977. Kirana and Fidelity Prospects. Kirkland Lake Property Visit# PV007-1.

1976. Geology of Lebel Township. Ontario Geological Survey.

Pearson, V. 1988. Leve geologique de fa propriete Lebel Cantons de Lebel et de Morrisette Kirkland Lake Ontario. AFRI# 3204NW0185

Maclean, A. & Hogg, N. 1945. [map]. Township of Lebel, Timiskaming District, Ontario. Ontario Geological Survey.

Markov, R.A. 1980. Geophysical and Geological survey ~lMorrisetteLebel-Arnold Townships. AFRI# 32D04NW0043

R.J. Rupert & H.L.Lovell. 1967. [map]. Bernhardt and Morrisette Townships. Timiskaming District. Ontario Geological Survey.

1970. Geology of Bernhardt and Morrisette Townships, Timiskaming District. Ontario Geological Survey.

Savage, W.S. 1964. Mineral Resources and Mining Properties in the Kirkland Lake - Larder Lake Area. Ontario Geological Survey.

Skeries, R. 1999. Drill Hole Recordfor M-99-01 and TL-99-01, Morrisette Township. AFRI#: 32D04NW2019

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Sutton, M. 2003. Report on the Sutton Property, Morrisette Township. AFRI# 42AO 1 NE2049

Thomsom et al. 1945. [map]. Township QfTeck, District o/Timiskaming, Ontario. Ontario Geological Survey.

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Certificate of Author

I, Greg Matheson of the Town of Kirkland Lake, Ontario hereby certifY:

1) I am a graduate of Brock University, St. Catharines, Ontario having recieved a B.SC (Honours) in Earth Sciences in 2008.

2) I have worked as a geologist for 2 years, predominantly in the Kirkland Lake mining camp.

3) I am employed as an exploration geologist with Northern Gold Mining Inc.

4) I have made use of the records of the Ontario Geological Survey as well as field observations and personal knowledge of the area in the preparation of this report.

Dated: February 8, 2009

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Appendix

#1 MMI Certificates of Analysis - TOI04511, T0103957, T0103927, TO 103956, TO 1 03928

#2 Map of Gold (Au) MMI results #3 Map of Silver (Ag) MMI results #4 Map of Copper (Cu) MMI results #5 Map of Nickel (Ni) MMI results #6 Map of Lead (Pb) MMI results #7 Map of Zinc (Zn) MMI results #8 Map of Palladium (Pd) MMI results #9 Map of Tellurium (Ba) MMI results

To: Northern Gold Mining Inc. Attn: Ken Rattee Box 453 1470 Government Rd, W, KIRKLAND LAKE ON P2N 3J1

P,O, No, Project No, No, Of Samples Date Submitted Report Comprises

DEFAULT 56 Oct 23,2008 Pages 1 to 3

Certificate of Analysis Work Order: T0103928

(Inclusive of Cover Sheet}

Distribution of unused material:

STORE: 56 Soils

Certified By

Date: Nov 13, 2008

Operations Manager

SGS Minerals Services (Toronto) is accredited by Standards Council of Canada (SeC) and conforms to the requirements of ISOIIEe 17025 for specific tests as indicated on the scope of accreditation to be found at http://www.scc.ca/enlprograms/lablmineral.shtml

Report Footer: L, N, R. = Listed not received n,a, = Not applicable

IS = Insufficient Sample No result

*INF = Composition of this sample makes detection impossIble by this method

M after a result denotes ppb to ppm conversion, % denotes ppm to % conversion

Methods marked with an asterisk (e,g, 'NAA08V) were subcontracted Methods marked with the @ symbol (e,g, @AAS21E) denote accredited tests

ThIs document is Issued by ttle Company under its Geoeral Conditions of Service accessible at httpJiWww sas,com/terms and conditions htm Atteotion IS drawn to the limitation of liability. lndemniflcation and jurisdiction issues defined thereIn .

.. WARNtNG: The sample(s) to which the findings recorded herein (the "Findings") relate was (were) drawn and I Of provided by the Client or by a third party acting at the Client's

.. direction, The Findings constitute no warranty 01 the sample's representatJvily afthe goods and stndly relate to the sample(s) The Company accepts no hability with regard to the origin or source from which the sample(s) islare said to be extracted The findings report on the samples proVlded by the dient and are not Intended for commercial or contractual settlement purposes Any unauthonzed altera~on, forgery or falSIfication of the content or appearance of thIS document IS unlawful and Offenders may be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law,

SGS Canada Inc,

M.mIMt'ofttt. $GS G,.up (Soc::~G""'tII". :5t.Ir'WoIU.tIi"WC.)

Element Method OelLim. Unit!!

KOS-OS1

'Rep KOB-061

KOS-OS2

KOS-OS3

KOB-064

KOB-OS5

KOB-OS6

K08-OS7

KOB-OSS

KOS-OS9

K08-070

K08-07l

KOS-072

KOS-073

'Rep K08-073

K08-074

K08-075

KOS-076

KOS-On

K08-07B

KOS-079

KOS-OBO

KOB-08l

K08-OB2

KOS-083

KOB-OB4

KOB-OB5

'Rep K08-QS5

KOS-OB6

KOB-OB7

KOB-OBS

KOB-OB9

KOS-090

K08-091

K08-092

K08-093

KOB-094

KOB-095

KOB-096

KOB-097

'Rep KOB-097

KOB-098

KOB-099

Ag MMI-M5

PPB 12

lS

2 <1

2

3 <1

<1

<1

<1

<1

<1

3

<1

<1

<1

<1

<1

<1

<1

<1

<1

<1

1

2

5

1

4

6

<1

<1

<1

<1

<1

<1

<1

<1

<1

2

<1

Au MMI-M5

0.1 PPB

0.3

0.4

<0.1

<0.1

0.2

<0.1

0.1

0.1

<0.1

<0.1

<0.1

<0.1

<0.1

<0.1

<0.1

<0.1

<0.1

<0.1'

<0.1

0.2 <0.1

<0.1

<0.1

<0.1

<0.1

<0.1

<01

<01

0.2

0.1

<01

<01 <0.1

<01

<0.1

<0.1

<0,1

<0.1

<0.1

<0,1

<01

<01

0.1

Ba MMI-M5

10 PPB 360

320

260

250

330

180

SSO

lBO

170

130

130

140

240

210

190

160

180

130

100

110

140

130

300

520

3S0

450

1370

1480

180

180

250

400 110

80

110

90 110

90

SO

60

70

80

560

Cu MMI-M5

10 PPB

4550

3830

250 150

960

380

320 260

70

60

40

<10

290

260

200

150

50

80

50

70 70

50

30

30

120

210

190

270

340

1220

960

140

90.

SO

50

30

30

30

40:

40

40

90

350

Ni MMI-M5

5 PPB

58

58

73

48

234.

52

77

33

19

83

41

22

52

62

57

74

55

30

76.

36

21

23

63

46

70

52

87

115

197

237

96

123

88

46

24

45

35.

51

15

26

24

36

56

Pb Pd MMI-M5 MMI-M5

10 1 PPB PPB

70 <1

60 <1

1300 <1

380 <1

870 <1

SO <1

lS0 <1

390 <1

10 <1

530 <1

200' <1

20 <1

370 <1

180 <1

210 <1

140 <1

50 <1

330 <1

30

190

160

60 40

20

200

190

120

120

110

220 40

<10

10

200

10

140

110

50

80

250

210

390

440

<1

<1

<1

<1

<1

<1

<1

<1

<1

<1

<1

<1

<1

<1

<1

<1

<1

<1

<1

<1

<1

<1

<1

<1

<1

Zn MMI-M5

20 PPB

30

<20

320

130

1430

210

110

120

290

2640

580

470

370

210

210

740

400

1040

410

740 330

<20

70

<20

80

210

120

130

840

760

200

400

820

280

1220

920

1390

1240

900 860

930

40

230

Page 2 of3

This document is ,ssued by Ule Company under its General Condit,ons of Service accessible at http IIwww 50S comllerms and conditions.hlm. Attention is drawn to the limitation of liability. indemnification and junsdiction issues defined Ihere'n.

_ WARNING. The sample(s) to which the findings reconded herein (tile "F,ndlngs") relate was (were) drawn and I or provided by the Client or by a third party acting at the Client's .., direction, The Findings consMute no warranty afthe sample's representat,vity of the goods and slnctly relate 10 tile sample(s). The Company accepts no liability with regard to tile origin

or source from which the sample(s) islare said to be extracted. The findings report on the samples prOVided by the dient and are not intended for commercial or contractual settlement purposes. Any unauthorized altera~on. forgery or falsification af the content or appearance of this document is unlawful and offenders may be prosecuteo to the fullest extent of the law

SGS C!mada Inc. Mineral Services 1665 Leslie Street Toronto ON M3B 2M3 t(416) 445-5755 f(416) 445-4152 www.sgs.com

e

Page 3 of 3

Element Ag Au Ba Cu Ni Pb Pd Zn

Method MMI-M5 MMI-M5 MMI-M5 MMI-M5 MMI-M5 MMI-M5 MMI-M5 MMI-M5

OetLim. 1 0.1 10 10 5 10 1 20

Units. PPB PPB PPB PPB PPB PPB PPB PPB

K08-100 <1 <0.1 230 590 102 460 <1 490

K08-101 <1 <0.1 210 190 81 130 <1 100

K08-1 02 <1 <0.1 190 120 36 280 <1 460

K08-103 <1 <0.1 140 80 31 340 <1 4BO

1<06-104 <1 <0.1 120 50 28 <1 470

KOB-l05 <1 <0.1 110 150 72 740 <1 290

K08-106 <1 <0.1 530 80 45 580 <1 520

K08-107 <0.1 640 360 59 740 <1 260

K08-106 <1 0.3 660 850 129 3350 <1 360

K08-1 09 12 <0.1 720 140 72 170 <1 <20

'Rep KOB-l 09 12 <0.1 750 130 52 160; <1 50

K08-110 13 13.6 300 540 389 570 18 260

K08-111 7 01 600 190 262 120 <1 190

K08-112 3 01 330 100 44 250 <1 40

K06-113 1 <01 380 350 64 170 <1 480

K08-114 7 <0.1 330 180 87 360 <1 1070

K08-115 <1 <0.1 100 320 59 <10 <1 150

KOB-116 <1 <0.1 80 40 39 200 <1 660

'Std MMISRM18 20 8.8 140 710 534 440 16 620

'Std MMISRM18 21 8.7 150 730 533 440 17 690

'BlkBLANK -<1 <0.1 <10 <10 <5 <10 <1 <20

'BlkBLANK <1 <01 <10 <10 <5 <10 <1 <20

This document is issued by the Company under its General conditions of Service accessible at http:ltwww.SQs.comltermsandconditions.htm . Attention IS drawn to the lim~aliOn of liability, indemnification and jurisdiction issues defined therein .

.. WARNING: The sample(s) to whiCh Ihe findings recorded herein \the "Findings") relate was (ware) drawn and I or provided by the Client or by a third party actmg at tM Client's

.. direction. The Findings constitute flO warranty of the sample's representativity of the goods and strictty relate to the sample(s). The Company accepts no liaoility with regard to the Orl91n or source from whiCh the samole(s) ISiare said to be extracted The findings report on the samples provided by the dient and are not mtended for commerCial or contractual settlement pUiposes Any unauthonzed alteration. forgery or falSification of the content or appearance of thiS document is unlawful and offenders may be prosecuted to the tullest extent Of the law.

SGS Canada Inc. Mineral Services 1885 Leslie Street Toronto ON M3.B 2M3 1(416) 445-5755 f(416) 445-4152 www.sgs.com

To: Northern Gold Mining Inc. Attn: Ken Rattee Box 453 1470 Government Rd. W. KIRKLAND LAKE ON P2N 3J1

P.O. No. Project No. No. Of Samples Date Submitted Report Ccmpfises

DEFAULT 7 Nov 20,2008 Pages 1 to 2


(Inclusive of Cover Sheet)


STORE: 7 Soils

Certified By

Date: Dec 11, 2008

Gavin McGill Operations Manager

SGS Minerals Services (Toronto) is accredited by Standards Council of Canada (SCC) and conforms to the requirements of ISOI/EC 17025 for specific tests as indicated on the scope of accreditation to be found at http://www.scc.caleniprogramsllablminera/.shtml

Report Footer: L.N.R. Listed not received n.a. = Not applicable

I.S I nsufficient Sample = No result

'INF Composition of this sample makes detection impossible by this method


Methods marked WITh an asterisk (e.g. 'NAA08V) were subcontracted Methods marked with the @symbol (e.g. @AAS21E) denote accredited tests

This document is issued by thE' Company under its General Conditions of Service accessible at http://www.sgs.com/termsandcondltions.htm . Attention is drawn to the limitation of Ilab,lily, indemrllflcation and jurisdiclion,ssues defined thereIn

... WARNING: The sample(s) to whiCh the findings recorded herein (the "Findngs"J relate was (were) drawn and I 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 representatlvlty of the goods and slnctly relate to the sample(s). The Company accepts no lIability with regard to the origm

or source from whIch the sample(s) islare said to be extracted. The findings report on the samples provided by the client and are not .ntended for commerCIal or contractual settlement purposes Any unauthorized al::eration, forgery or falSification of the content or appearance 01 thIS document is unlawfUl and offenders may be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law

SGS Canada Inc,

e Page 20f2

Element Cu Pb Zn Au Ni Pd Ag Ba Method MMI-M5 MMI-M5 MMI-M5 MMI-M5 MMI-M5 MMI-M5 MMI-M5 MMI-M5

OetLim. 10 10 20 0.1 5 1 1 10

Units PPB PPB PPB PPB PPB PPB PPB PPB

K08-110 B 170 460 70 <0.1 89 <1 4 600

'Rep K08-110 B 210 430 80 <0.1 105 <1 6 630

K08-110 N 110 70 <20 <0.1 126 <1 24 760

K08-110 E 240 660 110 <0.1 60 <1 5 910

K08-110 S 170 220 30 <0.1 132 <1 6 930

K08-110W <10 <10 <20 <0.1 <5 <1 <1 <10

K08-110 P 60 180 <20 <0.1 90 <1 11 240

K08-108 B 390 990 490 0.1 105 <1 <1 430

'Std MMISRM18 820 400 720 8.7 665 15 22 210

'Blk BLANK <10 <10 <20 <0.1 <5 <1 <1 <10

'Std MMISRM16 710 140 280 31.2 239 32 20 130

ThiS document is issued by the, Company under ItS General Conditions of Service accessible at http://www.SQs.comllerms and cond~ions htm Attention IS drawn to the limitation of Iisbil'l'!, indemnification and jufisdlClion issues defined therem

.. WARNING: The sample(s) to which Ihe findmgs recorded herein (the "Findings") relate was (were) drawn and I or provided by the Chent or by a th"d party actmg at the Client's

.. direction. The Findings constitllte no warranty of the sample's representaliv'ty of the goods and strictly rei ale to the sample(s). The Company accepts no liabimy with regard to ihe origin or source from which the Sample(s) islare said to be extracted. Tile findings report on the samples provided by the dlent and are not intended for commercial or contractual settlement purposes. Any unauthorized allerabon, forgery or falsificabon of the contenl or appearance of this document is unlawful and offenders may be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law

SGS Canada Inc. Mineral Services 1885 Leslie Street Toronto ON M3B 2M3 t(416) 445-5755 f(416) 445-4152 www.sgs.com


P.O. No. Project No. No. Of Samples Date Submitted Report Comprises

DEFAULT 38 Oct 23.2008 Pages 1 to 3


Date: Dec 04, 2008



STORE: 38 Soils

• /~" ~~/?~ t ·/) h " Certified By : ---F-r-------:----'--"""--""/'-----

Gavin McGill Operations Manager

SGS Minerals SeNices (Toronto) is accredited by Standards Council of Canada (SCC) and conforms to the requirements of (SOIlEC 17025 for specific tel$ts as Indicated on the scope of accreditation to be found at http://www.scc.caleniprogramsllablmineraJ.shtml

Report Footer: l.N.R. = Listed not received n.a. = Not applicable

I.S. Insufficient Sample = No result

'INF Composition of this sample makes detection impossible by this method


Methods marked with an asterisk (e.9. *NAA08V) were subcontracted Methods marked with the @symbol (e.g. @AAS21E) denote accredited tests

This document is issued by the Company under its General Conditions of Serv.ce accessible at hUp:llwww.sgscomllerms and conditionS.htm . Attention .s drawn to Ihe limitation of liability. indemnifICation and jUrisdiction issues defined there.n

WARNING' The sample(s) to which the findings recorded herem (the "Findings") relale was (were) drawn and lor prov,ded by the Client or by a Ihird party acllng at the Clienl's directIOn. The Findings const·lute no warranty of the sample's representatlvily of the goods and strictly relate to the sample(s) The Company accepts no liab.lity With regard 10 the origin or source from which the sample(s) Islare said to be extracted The findings report on the samples proVIded by Ihe dien\ and are nOl intended for commercial or contractual settlement purposes. Any unauthorized ,.I"~ration. forgery or falsification of the cootent or appearance of \h.s document is unlawful and offenders may be prosecuted to the fullest extenl of the law

SGS Canada Inc.

Element Method Oet.Lim. Units

K08-251

'Rep K08-251

K08-252

K08-253

K08-254

KD8-255

K08-256

K08-257

K08-258

K08-259

K08-260

K08-261

K08-262

K08-263

'Rep K08-263

K08-264

K08-265

K08-266

KD8-267

a K08-268 .. K08-269

K08-270

K08-271

K08-272

K08-273

K08-274

K08-275

'Rep K08-275

K08-276

K08-277

K08-278

K08-279

K08-280

K08-281

K08-282

K08-283

K08-264

K08-285

KOS-286

K08-2S7

'Rep KOS-2S7

KOS-288

'Std MMISRM18

Ag MMI-M5

PPB

6

5

4

1

8

6

35

9

5

5

<1

<1

<1

4

3

<1

1

5

3

<1

<1 <1

<1

<1

2

<1

13

7

2

7

3

5

<1

<1

<1

20

Au MMI-M5

01 PPB

<0.1

0.1

02

02

<0.1

<0.1

<0.1

0.5

<0.1

<0.1

<01

<0.1

<0.1

<0.1

<0.1

0.3

<01

<01

<0.1

<0.1

<0.1

0.2

<0.1

<0.1

<0.1

<0.1

<0.1

<0.1

<0.1

<0.1

0.2

01

0.1

0.2

<0.1

0.2

<0.1

<0.1

0.1 <0.1

<01

<0.1

8.8

Ba MMI-M5

10 PPB

80

70

100

350

510

110

60

130

20 310

140

180

220 540

430

1520

200 160

730

330 280 570

530 290

530 290 240 220 240 250 210

90

220

240 1470

570

220 200

70

80

70

HID

140

Cu MMI-M5

10 PPB

70 70

190

210 70

80

70 80

30

310

40

20

160 220

300 750

140

120 410

250

160 240

550

160 720

50

50

60 40

840

600 90

260

410 310

220 170

130 120

10

10 30

800

Ni MMI-M5

5 PPB

40 35

48 40

69

22

23 29

18

61 28 34

42 42

61 253 48

21.

142

82

44

148 190

49

76 36

27 32 23

83

85

18 22

132 82

53

41

21

17 43

42 30

508

PI> MMI-M5

10 PPB

150 150

460

300

60

160

170

130 170

150

680 240

200

240

320

240

280

160

20

90

50

120

320

30

320

10

140 170

130

40 480 130

130

200 1230

380

230

250

150 80

80 210

320

Pd MMI-M5

1 PPB

<1

<1

<1

<1 <1

<1

<1

<1

<1

<1

<1

<1

<1 <1

<1

<1

<1 <1

<1

<1 <1 <1

<1

<1

<1

<1

<1

<1

<1

<1 <1

<1

<1

<1

<1

<1 <1

<1

<1 <1

<1

<1

17

Zn MMI-M5

20 PPB

60

70

230

200

60

210

270

70 150

130

540

670

270

110 110 570

80 60

<20

30

70 120

120

20 100 <20

340

340

1610

130

460

160

<20

180

1120

340

120

260 150

<20

<20

340

580

Page 2 of 3

Th,s document is Issued by the Company under its General Conditlons of Service accessible at http://www sgscomlterms and condltlons.hlm Attention IS drawn to Ihe lim~ation of Ilabillly, indemnification and Jurisdiction Issues defined therein

a WARNING: The sample(s) 10 whIch the findings recorded herein (the ·'Flndlngs·') relate was (were) orawn and I or provided by the Client or by a third party acting at the CHent's .. direction The FindIngs constllute no warranty Qf the sample·s r<!presentativity of the goods aM stnctly relate to the sample(s) The Company accepts no liability with regard to the ongin

or source from which the sampie(s) islare saId to be extracted. The findings report on the samples provided by the dlent and are not Intended for commerQal or contractual settlement purposes. Any unauthonzed alteration. forgery or falsification of the content or appearance of thiS document is unlawful and offenders may be proseruted to the fullest extent of thB law.


of3

Element Ag Au Ba Cu Ni Pb Pd Zn


Det-Lim. 1 0< 1 10 10 5 10 20


'Std MMISRM18 22 R8 110 820 562 320 18 640

'BlkBLANK <1 <0<1 <10 <10 <5 <10 <1 <20

'BlkBLANK <1 <0<1 <10 <10 <5 <10 <1 <20

This document IS issued by the Company under Its General Conditions of Service accessible at hltpJlwww<sgs comllenns and condltlons<htm < Attention Is drawn to lhe Ilmitatlon of liability, tndemmficatron and jUi\sdict\<.ln iSSUes denned thereH'I

~ WARNING The sample(s) to which the findings recorded herein (the "Findings") relate was (were) d'awn and I or provided by the Client Of by a third party acting at Ihe Client's .., dncllon< The Findings constitute no warranty of the sample's representatlvity althe goods and stnclly relate to the sampte(s)< The Company accepts no liability with regard to the Oflgln

ar source from which the samp e(s) Is/are said to be extracted The findings report on the samples provided by Ihe dlent and are nollnlended for commeraal or contractual settlement purposes< AnV unauthorized alteration < forgery or falslficabon of the content or appearance of Ihis document Is unlawful and offenders may be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law

SGS Canada Inc< Mineral Services 1885 Leslie Street Toronto ON M3B 2M3 t(416) 445-5755 f(416) 445-4152 www<sgs<com

To: Northern Gold Mining Inc. Attn: Ken Rattee Box 453 1470 Government Rd. W KIRKLAND LAKE ON P2N 3J1






STORE: 60 Soils

Certified By

Date: Nov 20,2008

Operations Manager

SGS Minerals Services (Toronto) is accredited by Standards Council of Canada (SCC) and conforms to the requirements of ISOIIEC 17025 for specific tests as indiCated on the scope of accreditation to be found at http://www.scc.calen/programsilablmineral.shtml

Report Footer: L. N. R. = Listed not received n.a. = Not applicable

I.S. = Insufficient Sample = No result

'INF = Composition of this sample makes detection impossible by this method

M after a resuH denotes ppb to ppm conversion, % denotes ppm to % conversion

Methods marked wrth an asterisk (e.g. 'NAA08V) were subcontracted Methods marked with the @symbol (e.g. @AAS21E) denote accredited tests

This document is issued by the Company under Its General Conditions of Service accessible at http://wwwsgs.com/terms and conditlons.htm Attention is drawn to the limitation of liability, Indemnification and Jurisdiction Issues defined therein

__ WARNING: The sample(s) to which the findings recorded herein (the "Findings") relate was (were) drawn and I or provided by the Chent or by a third party acting at the Chent's

direction. The Findings constitute no warranty of the sample's representativlty of the goods and strictly relate to the sample(s) The Company accepts no liability Wlth regard to the origin or source from which the sample(s) Is/are said to be extracted. The findmgs report on the samples provided by the d'ient and are not intended for commeraal or contractual settlement purposes. Any unauthorized alteration, forgery or falsification of the content or appearance of this document IS unlawful and offenders may be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law.

SGS Canada Inc. Mineral.$ervic~s 1885 Lesl.ie.$!reet. Toronto (lNr>JI.31;! ?1III3. t(416) 445.-.5755 f(41.!i2.445-41.52. . w.yw.sgs.colTl

Member of It. SOS Group (Soc .... G .... ,. .. d_ ... .--III.ne_)

Element Method DetUm. Units

K08·001

'Rep K08-001

K08-002

K08-003

K08-004

K08-005

K08-006

K08-007

K08-008

K08-009

K08-010

K08-011

K08-012

K08-013

'Rep K08-013

K08-014

K08-015

K08-016

K08-017

.& K08-018

., K08-019

K08-020

K08-021

K08-022

K08-023

K08-024

K08-025

'Rep K08-025

K08-026

K08-027

K08-028

K08-029

K08-030

K08-031

K08-032

K08-033

K08-034

K08-035

K08-036

K08-037

'Rep K08-037

K08-038

K08-039

Ag MMI-M5

PPB <1

<1

<1

<1 <1

<1 <1

<1

<1

<1

<1

<1

<1

<1

<1

-<1

2 -<1

<1

4

-<1

<1

<1

<1

<1

<1

2

2

<1

<1

6

1

5

11

4

7

<1

<1

<1

<1

<1

<1

<1

Au MMI-M5

0.1 PPB <0.1

<0.1

<0.1

<0.1

<0.1

<0.1

<0.1

<0.1

<0.1

<0.1

<01

<0.1

<01 <01

<0.1

<0.1

<0.1

<0.1

<0 1

0.4

<0.1

<0.1

<0.1

<0.1

<0.1

<0.1

0.2 <0.1

<0.1

<0.1

<0.1

<0.1

<0.1

<0.1

02

0.1

<0.1

0.1 <0.1

<0.1

<0.1

<0.1

<0.1

Ba MMI-M5

10 PPB 130

160

140

210

150

260

240

570

240

360

160

360

680

170 120

190

120

60 150

1800 870

190

180

140

230

200

730 590

60

200

200 280 120

280

200 170 180

200

400

220 250

230

160

Cu MMI-M5

10 PPB

20

10

30

20

60

60

30

70

200

1090

130

340

30

60

60

90

90

130

180

700

40

10

20 20

20

600

600

680

40 340 300

100

90

50

660 130

70 60

10 10

10

30 40

Ni MMI-M5

5 PPB

7 9

15

38

34

14

19

16

46

56

30

60

31

56

43 44

24

7

59

152

26

16

16

11

11

174

193

190

40

51 76

36

27

59 120

40

33

69

12

8

12

29

48

Pb MMI-M5

10 PPB

30

20

20

70

230

90

50

20

150

80

150

40

90

410

340

180

220

90

110

20

110 100

110

100

60

4580

360

320

220

910

260 170

230

140

25BO

500

360

260

80

20

40

170

140

Pd MMI-M5

1 PPB

<1

<1

<1

<1

<1

<1

<1

<1

<1

<1

<1

<1

<1

<1

<1

<1

<1

<1

<1

<1

<1

<1 <1

<1 <1

<1

<1

<1

<1

<1

<1

<1

<1

<1

<1

<1

<1

<1

<1

<1

<1

<1

<1

Zn MMI-M5

20 PPB 670

590

360

10BO

710

1410

440

750

430

230

110

50

290

490

400

30

210

70

140

120

320

230 710

240

50 1310

1600

1740

90 1360

300

230

130

60

200 80

530

770 540

550

640

620 840

Page 2 of3

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~ WARNING: The sample(s) to whiCh the findings recorded herein (the "Findings") relate was (were) drawn and I or proVIded by the Chent or by a Ihtrd party acting at the Client's ., direction The Findings constitute no warranty of the sample's representativlty 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} islare said to be extracted. The findings reporl on the samples prOVided by the dien! and are nol intended for commercial or contractual settlement purposes. Any unauthorized alteration. forgel)' or falSification of the content or appearance of thiS document is unlawful and offenders may be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law

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Element Ag Au Sa Cu Ni Pb Pd Zn


Oet.lim. 0.1 10 10 5 10 20


K08-040 <1 <0.1 110 30 18 130 <1 670

K08-041 <1 <0.1 130 50 33 70 <1 620

K08-042 <1 <0.1 70 30 20 70 <1 520

K06-043 <1 <0.1 100 30 28 310 <1 910

K08-044 <1 <0.1 120 30 20 90 <1 460

K08-045 <1 <0.1 70 40 22 70 <1 570

K08-046 <1 <0.1 110 80 35 220 <1 1040

K08-047 <1 <0.1 170 70 19 50 <1 580

K08-048 <1 <0.1 140 30 40 110 <1 480

K08-049 <1 <0.1 220 30 18 80 <1 790

'Rep KOB-049 <1 <0.1 190 20 14 70 <1 610

K08-050 <1 <01 550 <10 9 20 <1 500

K08-051 <1 <01 420 <10 7 20 <1 290

K08-052 <1 <0.1 350 110 8 20 <1 20

K08-053 5 0.3 80 600 404 100 <1 70

K08-054 <01 290 460 118 170 <1 270

K08-055 15 0.3 510 180 141 140 <1 80

K08-056 <1 <0.1 110 120 66 630 <1 390

KOB-OS7 <1 <0.1 130 200 81 310 <1 370 e K08-058 2 0.1 240 310 176 440 <1 370

K08-059 9 0.1 340 360 36 480 <1 430

K08-060 5 0.1 370 270 109 280 <1 480

'Sld MMISRM18 21 9.4 140 740 508 270 13 670

'Sld MMISRM18 19 8.6 130 870 463 260 12 620

*BlkBLANK <1 <0.1 <10 <10 <5 <10 <1 <20

*BlkBLANK <1 "0.1 <10 <10 <5 <10 <1 <20

ThiS document is Issued by the Company under its General Conditions of Service accessible at http://www.sgs.comlterms and condrtlons.htm Attention is drawn to the limitation of liability, indemnification and }uri~;diction issues damed therein

a WARNING: The sample(s) to wtlich Ihe findings recorded herein (the "Findmgs") relate was (were) drawn and / or provided by the Client or by a third party acting at the ellent's .. dlfecllon. The Findings constitute no warranty of Ihe sample's representa\lvity of the goods and strictly rei ale to tne 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 Ihe dian! and are not intended for commeraal or contractual settlement purposes. Any unauthorized alterabon, forgery or falSification of the content or appearance of thiS dowment IS unlawful and offenders may be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law.








STORE 51 Soils

Certified By

Date: Nov 19,2008

Operations Manager

SGS Minerals Services (Toronto) is accredited by Standards Council of Canada (SeC} and conforms to the requirements of [SOIlEC 11025 for specifIC tests as indicated on the scope of accreditation to be found at http://www.scc.ca/eniprogramsl/ablmineral.shtml

Report Footer: L. N.R Listed not received n.a. = Not applicable

I.S. = Insufficient Sample = No resuij

'INF = Composition of this sample makes detection impossible by this method


Methods marked with an asterisk (e.g. 'NAA08V) were subcontracted Methods marked with the @symbol (e.g. @AAS21E) denote accredited tests

Thrs document is rssued by the Company under rls General Conditrons of SeNree accessible at http://wwWsgscomllermsandcondrtions.htm . Attention rs drawn to the limrtatron of liability, indemnificalton and iurisdtction issues defrned therern

a WARNING' The sample(s) to which the findings recorded herein (the "Findmgs") relate was (were) drawn and I or prOVided by the Client or by a third party acting at Ihe Client's .. directron The Findings constitut<l no warranty of Ihe sample's representalivity of the goods and strictly relate to the sample(s). The Company accepts no liability with regard to the origrn

or source from whiCh the sample(s) islare said to be extracted. The findrngs report on the samples provrded by the drent and are nollntanded for commercial or contractual settlement purposes Any unauthonzed alterabon, forgery or falsificabon 01 Ire conte'll or appearance of this document is unlawful and offenders may be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law.

SGS Canada Inc

Element Method

Oet.Lim. Units

K08-200

'Rep K08-200

K08-201

K08-202

K08-203

K08-204

K08-205

K08-206

K08-207

K08-208

K08-209

K08-21 0

K08-211

K08-212

'Rep K08-212

K08-213

K08-214

K08-215

K08-216

.. K08-217

WK08-218

K08-219

K08-220

K08-221

K08-222

K08-223

K08-224

'Rep K08-224

K08-225

K08-226

K08-227

K08-22B

KOB-229

K08-230

K08-231

K08-232

K08-233

K08-234

K08-235

K08-236

'Rep K08-236

K08-237

KOB-238

Ag MMI-M5

1 PPB

<1

<1

<1

<1

<1

<1

<1

<1

<1

<1

<1

<1

<1

<1

3

<1

<1

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<1

<1

<1

<1

<1

<1

<1

<1

<1

<1

3

4

7

11

3

2

6

2

<1

<1

<1

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Au MMI-M5

01 PPB <0,1

<0,1

<0,1

<0,1

<01

<0,1

<0,1

<0,1

0,1

<0,1

<0,1

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<01

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<0.1

<0.1

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<0,1

<0.1

<0,1

<0,1

<0.1

<0.1

<0,1

<01

<0.1

<01

<0.1

<0.1

<0.1 <01

<0.1

<0.1

<0.1

<0.1

0.1

<0.1

<0.1

<0.1

<0.1

<0,1

Ba MMI-M5

10 PPB

430 380 500

620

250

180

210

320

260

150

320 630

330 420

400 80

340

540

370

210

150

170

170

30

380

110

220

230 70

20

370 460

60

20

280 350 710

200

40

150

110

310

330

Cu MMI-M5

10 PPB

80

120

60

30 20

30 20 30

30 50 70

10

60

10

10 50

50 <10

10

60

10 50

50

50 10

<10

30 40

230

20

50 110

50

210

160

100

200

70 180 30 30 80 40

Ni MMI-M5

5 PPB

83

72

52

64

86

78

57

68

30

21

36

32

31

40 43

23

14

40

65

58

30 49

43

21

41

58

47

43

17

36

30

56

18

38

43

28

86

45

26 25

24

42

39

Pb Pd MMI-M5 MMI-M5

10 1 PPB PPB

30 <1

60 <1

30 <1

20 <1

370 <1

210 <1

120 <1

450 <1

80. <1.

70 <1

580 <1

60 <1

110 <1

130 <1

110 <1

170 <1

70 <1

20 <1

90 <1

10 <1

530 <1

290 <1

50 <1

90 <1

120 <1 190 <1

20 <1

20 <1

90 <1

100 <1 70 <1

280 <1

90 <1

130 <1

110 <1

110 <1 460 <1

200 <1

240 <1

100 <1

90 <1

80 <1

120 <1

Zn MMI-M5

20 PPB

260

370

130

450 920

780

430 540

30

130

170 330

80

420

480 150

50

270

360

50 230

230 50 70

620

630

60

80

100

30 30

500 40

150 60

60 930 120

120

180

170

60

550

Page 2of3

Th.s document is .ssued by the Company under Its General Conditions of SeIVlce accessible at http/iwww sgs.comlterms and conditicns.htm. Attention is drawn to the limitation of liability, indemnification and jurisdidion issues defined therein

.. WARNING: The sample(s) to which the findings recorded hereIn (Ihe "Findings") rei ate was (were) drawn and I 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 represenlatlvit)' of the goods and stnctly relate 10 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 Of contractual settlement purposes. Any unauthorized alte'ration. forgery or falSification of Ihe content or appearance of this document IS unlawful and offenders may be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law,


e Page 3 of 3

Element Ag Au Ba Cu Ni PI:> Pd In Method MMI·M5 MMI·M5 MMI·M5 MMI·M5 MMI·M5 MMI-MS MMI·M5 MMI·M5

Oet.lim. 0,1 10 10 5 10 20


K08·239 <1 <:0,1 250 30 41 200 <1 1410

K08-240 <1 <:0.1 320 80 49 200 <1 440

K08-241 <1 <0,1 210 10 55 40 <1 200

K08·242 <1 <0.1 300 10 35 30 <1 410

K08·243 <1 <0.1 90 10 23 80 <1 40

K08-244 <1 <0,1 350 10 37 90 <1 270

K08--245 <1 <0.1 160 60 25 20 <1 120

K08-246 <1 <0,1 600 60 77 210 <1 180

K08-247 1 <0.1 580 100 117 120 <1 40

K08-248 2 <0,1 80 30 30 130 <1 30

'Rep K08-248 2 0.2 80 40 32 140 <1 20

K08-249 3 <0,1 100 90 51 140 <1 70

K08-2S0 6 <0.1 60 190 49 370 <1 240

'Std MMISRM18 25 9,3 140 850 633 460 16 700

'Std MMISRM18 23 8.2 150 860 605 450 13 670

*BlkBLANK <1 <0.1 <10 <10 <5 <10 <1 <20

'Blk BLANK <1 <0.1 <10 <10 10 <10 <1 <20

This document is issued by the company under its General Conditions of Service accessible al http://www.sgs comltenns and conditions. him Attention is drawn to the limitalion of liabi\j\y. indemnlfication and jUl\sdic\ion issues -defined therelo

~ WARNING: The sample(s) to Which the findings recorded herSln (Ihe "Findings-) relate was (were) drawn and I or provide" by the Client or by a third party acting at the Client's

.,directlon. The Findmgs constitute no warranty althe sample's representativlty olthe goods and strictly relate to the sample(s) The Compaoy accepts no liability with regard to the origin or source from which the sample(s) Islare said to be extracted The findings report on the samples provided by the dient and are oat Intended for commercial or contractual settlement purposes, Any unauthonzed alteration, forgery or falsification of the content or appearance of this document is unlawful and offenders may be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law.

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Larder Lake Mining Division, Ontario

Mobile Metal Ions Process Geochemical Survey

Gold (Au)

Data and Drawing By: David W Eves Jan. 26, 2009.

Magnetic declination is taken at 11<136' W as per Nalional Geophysical Data Centre Standards.

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Silver (Ag)

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MALLARD LAKE MMI (Cu) Morrisette Township



Copper (Cu)

Data and Drawing By: David W Eves Jan. 26, 2009,

Magnetic declination is taken at 11 · 36' W as per National Geophysical Data Centre Standards.

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MALLARD LAKE MMI (Ni) Morrisette Township

Larder Lake Mining Division. Ontario


Nickel (Ni)

Data and Drawing By:

David W. Eves Jan. 26. 2009.

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Lead (Pb)


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MALLARD LAKE MMI (Zn) Morrisette Township



Zinc (Zn)

Data and Drawing By:

David W Eves Jan, 26, 2009,

Magnetic declination is taken at 11°36' W as per National Geophysical Data Centre Siandards.


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MALLARD LAKE MMI (Pd) Morrisette Township



Palladium (Pd)


Magnetic declination is laken at 11 "36' W as per Nalional Geophysical Data Cenlre Standards.

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MALLARD LAKE MMI (Sa) Morrisette Township



Barium (Ba)


Magnetic declination is taken at 11'36' W as per National Geophysical Data Centre Standards


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