Mink Ventures' Exploration Progress from Its Montcalm Ni-Cu-Co Project
disseminated and more massive targets at depth. The deepest known Ni Cu Co lenses at the Montcalm Mine are known to extend from approximately 250 to 400 meters vertical depth, which is well beyond the capability of many older surface EM systems. Further, historical work at the Glencore mine site demonstrated that in addition to the higher-grade Ni Cu Co lenses, there is potential for disseminated mineralization. In some instances, this type of
mineralization is associated with a magnetic high and no coincident electromagnetic (EM) response (ex. Hole MAC9731 see Fig.2). Numerous magnetic targets of this nature are present on Mink's claims both within the Hook Zone and across the southern portion of the property representing valid exploration targets. Mink's claims cover very prospective geology including approximately 10 square km of the gabbro phase of the Montcalm gabbro complex. The gabbro phase of the complex hosted the former Montcalm mine. Mink's project has excellent access and infrastructure including an all-weather road to the property, a series of logging roads throughout, as well as a power line, and proximity
to the Timmins Mining Camp, enabling cost-effective mobilization and exploration. The Company has 14,928,257 shares outstanding. Mr. Kevin Filo, P.Geo. (Ontario), is a qualified person within the meaning of National Instrument 43-101. Mr. Filo approved the technical data disclosed in this release.