Located in Boyvinet Township, some 150 km to the northeast of Val-d’Or and is comprised of 14 mineral claims in 2 distinct blocks covering an area of 224 hectares. The property is registered with no obligations or royalties associated.

Geologically, the Boyvinet Property is centered on a local folded sequence of mafic volcanics injected by conformable gabbroic injections.

A mechanical stripping program was commenced to expose the rocks near a hole drilled in 1981 by Falconbridge Gold that had encountered an interval grading 40,1 g/t over 3,1m. Preliminary stripping exposed a sheared contact between a felsic dyke and the mafic volcanics. The contact zone appears strongly sheared with quartz veining and a strong carbonate alteration. 6 samples were collected from loose blocks excavated during the stripping and from rocks collected directly at the bottom of the trenches. The following table summarizes the results obtained:
 

The company is currently pursuing the stripping program to expose the structure along strike. The work will help to explain the discrepancy between the geology described in the hole drilled by Falconbridge and the geology encountered on surface. Moreover it will allow for a more thorough, channel sampling program across the altered sheared zone.