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The Grassy Lake claims were staked in May 2007 in the southern part of New Brunswick near the former Cape Spencer gold mine, close to the city of St. John.  The claims cover a multivariate precious metal basal till anomaly (silver, gold, bismuth, antimony, tellurium) revealed in a New Brunswick Department of Natural Resources survey of basal tills.

An initial program of prospecting and soil sampling has been completed.

- Last updated May 4, 2008

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