0.04 grams per tonne gold, 22.8 g/t silver, 0.36% lead, 1.11% zinc over 88.6 metres
(including 0.05 g/t gold, 94.4 g/t silver, 1.99% lead, 2.76% zinc over 4.8 metres)
0.02 g/t gold, 236 g/t silver, 5.14% lead, 9.7% zinc over 5.9 metres
0.76 g/t gold, 157 g/t silver, 4.73% lead, 10.57% zinc over 5.8 metres
0.2 g/t gold, 264.6 g/t silver, 5.59% lead, 0.67% zinc over 5.6 metres
(including 0.46 g/t gold, 1,075 g/t silver, 21.4% lead, 0.7% zinc over 1 metre)

MAG Silver President/CEO Dan MacInnis commented, “These results show significant massive sulphides occurring in each section drilled to date along 1,000 metres of the 4,000-metre-long Jose Manto-Bridge-Cinco Ridge corridor, allowing us to get more aggressive with drilling out a robust high-grade resource. At the same time, the aggregate thickness and distinctive features of the two recent deep holes also indicates that we may be approaching one of the principal mineralization centres in the district.”

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Contact:
Gordon Neal
VP Corporate Development
604.630.1399 or toll free 866.630.1399

by Kevin Michael Grace

Based on an average EMM cost of $1.015 per pound, the study projects a pretax NPV of $91.2 million at a 5% discount rate, with a pretax IRR of 7.28% and a $477 million initial capital cost with a 10.3-year payback.

American Manganese President/CEO Larry Reaugh commented, “The project design capitalizes on a much better understanding of the character, controls and distribution of the mineralization, maximizing the overall utilization of the manganese resource within the contemplated mining area. The combined work produced solid representation of the commercial opportunity offered by developing the manganese deposits at Artillery Peak in the current rapidly escalating capital and operating cost environment. The Artillery Peak EMM production cost is estimated to be much lower than published Chinese production costs. The technical aspects for mining and processing for the contemplated project have been thoroughly addressed and significantly de-risked. I am pleased with the overall results and look forward to advancing the project to the feasibility level, leading eventually to a positive project development decision.”

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Contact:
Larry W Reaugh
President/CEO
604.531.9639

or Connie Fischer
Investor Relations
604.531.9639 x 110

by Kevin Michael Grace

1.44 grams per tonne gold, 26.2 g/t silver over 18 metres
(including 3.19 g/t gold, 62.2 g/t silver over 6 metres)
1.19 g/t gold, 33.5 g/t silver over 12 metres
0.4 g/t gold, 8.7 g/t silver over 60 metres
0.4 g/t gold, 24.6 g/t silver over 21.7 metres
0.92 g/t gold, 12 g/t silver over 10.5 metres

VP Exploration Stéphane Amireault commented, “We are encouraged by the results obtained in the North Corridor to date and the new intercepts reported today continue to add confidence in the potential of this exploration target. The best gold and silver intersections we have encountered are located along North-West to South-East trending structures. With this information we will be able to identify exploration targets more accurately as we follow up on these positive results with further drilling.”

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Contact:
Scott Moore
VP Corporate Development
416.861.5903

or Caroline Arsenault
Investor Relations Manager
416.861.5805

by Kevin Michael Grace

11.2% manganese over 23 metres
14.46% over 27 metres
17.57% over 19.5 metres
15.05% over 19.5 metres
27.6% over 10.9 metres
11.83% over 13.5 metres
9.11% over 28.5 metres
22.15% over 19 metres

Matthews Ridge consists of four prospecting licenses over 185 square kilometres in northwest Guyana, in and around the former Matthews Ridge and Pipiani mines. Reunion also holds two permissions for geological and geophysical survey over 19,770 square kilometres surrounding the four prospecting licences. Manganese ore was mined from 1960 to 1968 by Union Carbide and exported via railroad and a fluvial port. There are currently four diamond drill rigs at work on the project.

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Contact:
James Crombie
President/CEO
450.677.2585

by Kevin Michael Grace

Kevin Michael Grace, Editor of ResourceClips.com was interviewed by Shannon Pearson of Venture Capital Radio May 10.

Click here to download the MP3

For an in-depth summary of the graphite “bubble” controversy, see this story by Greg Klein.

For a run-down of 15 of the leading graphite companies, see here.

26.36 grams per tonne gold over 4.1 metres
17.24 g/t over 5.6 metres
5.31 g/t over 8.3 metres
16.81 g/t over 5.7 metres
1.6 g/t over 6.4 metres
6.5 g/t over 2.4 metres
6.74 g/t over 4.3 metres
4.49 g/t over 3.7 metres
3.84 g/t over 5.5 metres

The Bachelor Lake/Hewfran Property comprises 7,566 hectares located 225 kilometres northeast of Val-d’Or, a mining and economic centre in northwest Quebec. The mine is 3.5 kilometres from Desmaraisville, which is served by bus and truck transport, the provincial power grid and telecommunications.

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Contact:
Ronald Perry
Vice-President
514.262.8286

by Kevin Michael Grace

26.7 grams per tonne gold over 2.5 metres
18.4 g/t gold over 3 metres
7.4 g/t gold over 10 metres
13.49 g/t gold over 3 metres
25 g/t gold over 1 metre
11.5 g/t gold over 2 metres

President/CEO John de Jong commented, “The No 4 Plug contains 46% of the Lamaque gold project’s global resources, making it a high priority target for the company in 2012. The zone remain open in all directions, including at depth, while its proximity to the high grade Triangle Zone makes the area one of the most significant gold bearing zone clusters on the project. Drilling results continue to exceed our expectations, and we are encouraged by the potential this brings to the entire gold project.”

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Contact:
John de Jong
President/CEO
604.629.0891

Ariel Cobangbang
Investor Relations
604.629.0891

by Kevin Michael Grace

Alto has a 100% interest in Destiny and is the project operator. Next Gen has acquired a 60% option interest in the property. The drilling tested for the presence of gold mineralization at shallower depth and along strike between the Destiny Gold Project’s DAC Deposit and Darla Zone. The DAC Deposit has a mineral resource estimate of 364,000 ounces gold indicated and 247,000 ounces inferred.

President Mike Koziol tells ResourceClips.com, “Destiny is essentially a new discovery that was made back somewhere around 1998. It’s in the Abitibi Greenstone Belt, about 75 kilometres north of Val d’Or. The area is essentially covered by overburden—pretty well 10 metres to 15 metres all the way through of Abitibi clay. Everything we know about it is from drilling and from airborne and ground geophysics. There’s a major deformation corridor that runs roughly east-west that the Destiny deposit is contained in. We’ve traced that corridor now for about six kilometres of airborne geophysics, and we’ve found gold mineralization along four kilometres of that structure with widely spaced drilling. The DAC deposit is one area [of it]—that’s about 600 metres long on that structure—and it’s actually got enough gold for a deposit. The drilling we’ve just reported essentially fills a gap between the DAC deposit and another zone that we found back in 2000, the Darla Zone. It’s about a kilometre away, and there’s been very little drilling there in the past, because back then we were looking for shear-hosted quartz veins. So the drilling we’ve done now has essentially filled that gap and confirmed that gold continues from the DAC deposit all the way through to Darla. We’ll be requiring some infill drilling to see what significance that has to add to our DAC deposit.

“At the present time we’re just getting our results together,” Koziol continues, “and we should be meeting with our partners towards the end of June to see what the next steps are. We can’t do too much there [right now] because winter conditions are more desirable than summer conditions—it’s not wet, but it’s not dry either.

“We’re 75 kilometres north of Val d’Or and 800 metres south of a provincially numbered highway. While we’ve got a powerline that heads right through the middle of the deposit, Hydro Quebec won’t let you use it. But there is a small municipality about eight kilometres south of there, from which we can get power. There is also a source of power running along the highway. So there’s all the infrastructure that you want there, and the Quebec government is very supportive.

Koziol notes that Alto Ventures considers itself an early-stage exploration company and that, “We are probably not equipped to take [Destiny] to production by ourselves.”

Koziol does not see his company’s value reflected in its market cap. He explains, “We have only 23 million shares outstanding, and we’ve got the Destiny project, in which Next Gen is earning a 60% interest. That already has a resource, and this drilling adds significantly to it. We also have the Oxford Lake Project in Manitoba—it’s still fairly early stage, but it’s not a grassroots project by any means. It’s got an historical resource, and our drilling this winter has confirmed that the historical resource is there and that there is good potential to add to it. Then in the Beardmore-Geraldton camp we have a Trelawney lookalike—the Miner Lake property—and there’s potential for large-tonnage, low-grade mineralization right on surface. We did quite a bit of work there last summer and some drilling last fall. And we’ve got 11 million shares of Foundation Resources from the sale of our interest in the Coldstream Gold Project, plus another $950,000 in cash coming from them for the final payment.”

As to funding, Koziol reports, “At the present time we’re looking to seek some funds to do some other exploration work. We’ll see what happens in the next month or two with the markets.”

He concludes, “We’ve progressively advanced the project, so that’s very positive. It’s always been a forward motion, we haven’t really stepped back. We’ve taken it from a bunch of drill-hole intersections right through to a resource of close to 600,000 ounces combined inferred and indicated. Now the drilling indicates there’s gold well beyond where we’ve drilled, so there’s a good chance that this thing can go well over one million ounces. We’ll do some infill drilling and see how that goes.”

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Contact:
Alto Ventures Ltd
Mike Koziol
President/Director
705.522.6372

or Matt Terriss
Director, Corporate Affairs
604.638.3947

by Ted Niles

21.8 g/t gold over 12.2 metres
8.9 g/t over 18.7 metres
29.7 g/t over 11.8 metres
7.8 g/t over 13.8 metres
9.4 g/t over 7.9 metres
10.6 g/t  over 6.3 metres

President/CEO George Paspalas commented, “Casa Berardi continues to deliver excellent exploration results. Some of the holes that we are releasing today were utilized in the December 31, 2011 resource update which included an 81% expansion of all measured and indicated resources at Casa Berardi. We are encouraged both by the holes encountered in the lower portion of the known Zone 123 resource block, indicating the potential to extend this zone, as well as the holes that have identified new additional stacked lenses to the main Zone 123. We are investing in infrastructure this year to extend the mine out to allow for the future mining of Zone 123, and these results highlight the potential for new zones in this area, and also provide confirmation of the strategic intent to develop the lower levels of the mine.”

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Contact:
George Paspalas
President, CEO
604.687.6600

Investor Relations
604.687.6600

by Dennis Dale

7.5 g/t gold and 0.8% copper over 36 metres (including 7 g/t gold and 2% copper over 9 metres)
1.84 g/t gold and 0.34% copper over 33 metres
15.1 g/t gold and 0.4% copper over 5.2 metres
2.71 g/t gold and 0.31% copper over 17 metres
8.05 g/t gold and 0.32% copper over 11.5 metres
12.7 g/t gold over 4.5 metres
4.6 g/t gold over 12 metres

President/CEO Charles Page said of the company’s flagship project, “The drilling program at Upper Beaver continues to deliver surprises. The new footwall zone remains open and new wedge-holes are following the mineralization upwards. Also, new drilling into the near surface Q and west zones continue to report both high-grade and lower widths of low-grade material. As a result of the strength of these new holes and the continued confirmation of deposit continuity from the infill program, an updated resource estimate will be completed in the third quarter.”

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Contact:
Ann Gibbs-Baines
Investor Relations
416.627.8872

Andreas Curkovic
Investor Relations
416.577.9927

by Dennis Dale

The Oracle Ridge Copper Mine operated from 1991 to 1996 at a rate of 1,000 tonnes per day. The current drill program is being undertaken to confirm the historic database. Its completion will allow the corporation to conduct an NI 43-101 resource estimate.

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Contact:
Alex Langer
VP Capital Markets
604.689.9293

or Jason Mercier
VP, Corporate Secretary
604.689.9261

by Ted Niles

169.1 g/t gold and 93.11 g/t silver over 9.1 metres
(including 1,590 g/t gold and 744 g/t silver over 0.6 metres)
727 g/t gold and 411 g/t silver over 1.5 metres
1,855 g/t gold and 586 g/t silver over 0.5 metres
27.18 g/t gold and 398.71 g/t silver over 20.6 metres
(including 104.12 g/t gold and 1,049 g/t silver over 2.5 metres)
39.29 g/t gold and 35.52 g/t silver over 13.5 metres
(including 311 g/t gold and 247 g/t silver over 1.5 metres)
64.31 g/t gold and 67.6 g/t silver over 5.7 metres
(including 514 g/t gold and 528 g/t silver over 0.6 metres)

The Valley of the Kings Zone has an April 2012 indicated resource estimate of 8.9 million tonnes grading 17.3 g/t gold and 14.5 g/t silver for 4.9 million ounces gold and 4.1 million ounces silver. The inferred category shows 12.7 million tonnes grading 25.5 g/t gold and 11.6 g/t silver for 10.4 million ounces gold and 4.7 million ounces silver. The estimate uses a cutoff of 0.5 g/t gold equivalent.

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Contact:
Robert Quartermain
President/CEO
or Michelle Romero
Corporate Relations Director
604.558.1784

Read an interview with President/CEO Robert Quartermain.

Read a feature story about Pretium Resources.

by Greg Klein

The 2,180-hectare property covers the western extension of the geology that hosts the graphite-bearing structures shown in historic drilling at the company’s Quatre Milles Property. The combined property now covers two claim blocks, one eight kilometres by seven kilometres, and the other seven kilometres by five kilometres, bringing the expanded Quatre Milles Property from approximately 1,600 hectares to 3,780 hectares.

Lomiko plans an exploration program for the Quatre Milles Property including mapping, prospecting and drilling to test and confirm historic high-grade graphite intersected previously by Graphicor Resources in a 26-hole, 1,625-metre drill program.

CEO Paul Gill tells ResourceClips.com, “The geologist we’re working with, Jean-Sébastien Lavallée, identified this property a little while ago and brought it to our attention. He’s part of a group that includes Zimtu Capital TSXV:ZC and the vendor of the original Quatre Milles Property, Michel Robert. Given the price tag—there’s no major cash outlay and the shares over time are very reasonable—we’ve basically doubled our potential here with a similar geological setting. It’s perfect for us. The EM conductor over similar geology at the original Quatre Milles Property has good results, so we anticipate good results from the new property. So, after we issue 1.8 million shares and pay $3,000, we’ll own that property 100%, subject to a 2% NSR.”

Lomiko has a $307,000, 16-hole drill program scheduled for its original Quatre Milles Property.

“We’ll be working the first property, so we’ll have our crew do some initial work on the new property and identify targets there too,” Gill says. “Probably the first thing to do there is an EM survey. The crew will be on the original property very shortly, and drilling could start in June.”

The company also has the 5,407-hectare Vines Lake Property in north BC, adjacent to China Minerals Mining’s TSXV:CMV Table Mountain Project.

“China Minerals is doing $3 million of work on their property,” Gill points out. “We’re going to do some work up there too. We’ve had good results, and I’m about to put a new PowerPoint presentation on our website with the zinc, gold and silver finds at Vines Lake. It’s very interesting that there’s an electromagnetic anomaly in the very far northeast of our property, which is nearest to the Table Mountain Mine. There’s actually a hole that occurs in the rock based on the electromagnetics. That’s the area where we had intensive gold and silver finds, so that’s very good news because it looks like there’s a faulting or some sort of system that pushed up through those rocks. So we want to explore that. We want to look at the large zinc anomaly as well for outcrops.”

Gill concludes, “We’re excited about the upcoming drill program at Quatre Milles, and we’re at the point where we can add a lot of value to the company based on the results.”

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Contact:
A. Paul Gill
CEO
604.729.5312

Read a feature story about Lomiko Metals.

Disclaimer: Lomiko Metals Inc is a client of OnPage Media, and the principals of OnPage Media may hold shares in Lomiko.

by Greg Klein

The Ogden Project is under option from Goldcorp Canada Ltd and Goldcorp Inc TSX:G. Metals Creek is earning a 50% interest by spending $3.1 million and issuing cash and shares totaling $460,000 over four years.

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Contact:
Metals Creek Resources Corp
Alexander (Sandy) Stares
President/CEO
709.256.6060

by Ted Niles

28.46 g/t gold over 3.3 metres
3.49 g/t over 10.5 metres
4.09 g/t over 8.7 metres
4.35 g/t over 4.5 metres
9.48 g/t over 1 metre
2.7 g/t over 3 metres

President/CEO Chris Dupont commented: “We continue to be extremely pleased and encouraged by these excellent drill results. The continuity of the mineralization from hole to hole as well as the grade encountered to date with the increasing width as we go to depth are very significant in terms of establishing a potentially large mineable gold resource.”

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Contact:
Chris Dupont
President/CEO
888.997.4630
819.797.4630

by Greg Klein

By G Joel Chury

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Independent only since 1991, the former Soviet republic of Azerbaijan is a small country with a population of only nine million. It is, however, rich in oil and gas, and development of these resources for export is increasingly central to Azerbaijan’s burgeoning prosperity. Its state-owned oil fund currently brings in US$5 billion per quarter or US$625 per capita every 90 days.

Oil tankers are filled every six to 10 days on the Black Sea, while the country gears up for the completion of natural-gas pipeline routes into neighbouring Georgia and Turkey for European distribution. Britain’s BP and France’s TOTAL SA are among the majors in the region, but a junior headquartered in Houston, Greenfields Petroleum TSXV:GNF, thrives with its production from the Gum Deniz oilfield and the Bahar gas field.

Gum Deniz has produced approximately 539 million barrels of oil (mmbbls), while Bahar has produced approximately 5.6 trillion cubic feet of gas (Tcf), with the former holding 329 mmbls in reserves and the latter 1.3 Tcf. Greenfields owns a third of those remaining oil and gas reserves, through a partnership with the government’s State Oil Company Azerbaijan Republic (SOCAR) and a group of private interests.

“[Azerbaijan doesn't] need to reinvest in the oil and gas industry because the foreign companies are already doing that,” says John Harkins, Greenfields President/CEO. “What they need to do is invest in industries that increase Gross Domestic Product.”

Azerbaijan’s 2010 GDP was US$72.2 billion. With the oil fund taking in about US$20 billion annually, this represents nearly 28% of the total, and Harkin believes the government is well cognizant of this. “When you negotiate a contract with the state-owned company for production, they actually read it in parliament and sign it into law,” Harkins reports. “This is important, as it includes tax exemptions and import-export exemptions.

“People have asked me if I couldn’t have done better if I marketed our own oil, and I said ‘Look. This is a phenomenal deal,’” Harkin declares.

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Alto has a 100% interest in Destiny and is the project operator. Next Gen has acquired a 60% option interest in the property. The drilling tested for the presence of gold mineralization at shallower depth and along strike between the Destiny Gold Project’s DAC Deposit and Darla Zone. The DAC Deposit has a mineral resource estimate of 364,000 ounces gold indicated and 247,000 ounces inferred.

President Mike Koziol tells ResourceClips.com, “Destiny is essentially a new discovery that was made back somewhere around 1998. It’s in the Abitibi Greenstone Belt, about 75 kilometres north of Val d’Or. The area is essentially covered by overburden—pretty well 10 metres to 15 metres all the way through of Abitibi clay. Everything we know about it is from drilling and from airborne and ground geophysics. There’s a major deformation corridor that runs roughly east-west that the Destiny deposit is contained in. We’ve traced that corridor now for about six kilometres of airborne geophysics, and we’ve found gold mineralization along four kilometres of that structure with widely spaced drilling. The DAC deposit is one area [of it]—that’s about 600 metres long on that structure—and it’s actually got enough gold for a deposit. The drilling we’ve just reported essentially fills a gap between the DAC deposit and another zone that we found back in 2000, the Darla Zone. It’s about a kilometre away, and there’s been very little drilling there in the past, because back then we were looking for shear-hosted quartz veins. So the drilling we’ve done now has essentially filled that gap and confirmed that gold continues from the DAC deposit all the way through to Darla. We’ll be requiring some infill drilling to see what significance that has to add to our DAC deposit.

“At the present time we’re just getting our results together,” Koziol continues, “and we should be meeting with our partners towards the end of June to see what the next steps are. We can’t do too much there [right now] because winter conditions are more desirable than summer conditions—it’s not wet, but it’s not dry either.

“We’re 75 kilometres north of Val d’Or and 800 metres south of a provincially numbered highway. While we’ve got a powerline that heads right through the middle of the deposit, Hydro Quebec won’t let you use it. But there is a small municipality about eight kilometres south of there, from which we can get power. There is also a source of power running along the highway. So there’s all the infrastructure that you want there, and the Quebec government is very supportive.

Koziol notes that Alto Ventures considers itself an early-stage exploration company and that, “We are probably not equipped to take [Destiny] to production by ourselves.”

Koziol does not see his company’s value reflected in its market cap. He explains, “We have only 23 million shares outstanding, and we’ve got the Destiny project, in which Next Gen is earning a 60% interest. That already has a resource, and this drilling adds significantly to it. We also have the Oxford Lake Project in Manitoba—it’s still fairly early stage, but it’s not a grassroots project by any means. It’s got an historical resource, and our drilling this winter has confirmed that the historical resource is there and that there is good potential to add to it. Then in the Beardmore-Geraldton camp we have a Trelawney lookalike—the Miner Lake property—and there’s potential for large-tonnage, low-grade mineralization right on surface. We did quite a bit of work there last summer and some drilling last fall. And we’ve got 11 million shares of Foundation Resources from the sale of our interest in the Coldstream Gold Project, plus another $950,000 in cash coming from them for the final payment.”

As to funding, Koziol reports, “At the present time we’re looking to seek some funds to do some other exploration work. We’ll see what happens in the next month or two with the markets.”

He concludes, “We’ve progressively advanced the project, so that’s very positive. It’s always been a forward motion, we haven’t really stepped back. We’ve taken it from a bunch of drill-hole intersections right through to a resource of close to 600,000 ounces combined inferred and indicated. Now the drilling indicates there’s gold well beyond where we’ve drilled, so there’s a good chance that this thing can go well over one million ounces. We’ll do some infill drilling and see how that goes.”

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Contact:
Alto Ventures Ltd
Mike Koziol
President/Director
705.522.6372

or Matt Terriss
Director, Corporate Affairs
604.638.3947

by Ted Niles

The 2,180-hectare property covers the western extension of the geology that hosts the graphite-bearing structures shown in historic drilling at the company’s Quatre Milles Property. The combined property now covers two claim blocks, one eight kilometres by seven kilometres, and the other seven kilometres by five kilometres, bringing the expanded Quatre Milles Property from approximately 1,600 hectares to 3,780 hectares.

Lomiko plans an exploration program for the Quatre Milles Property including mapping, prospecting and drilling to test and confirm historic high-grade graphite intersected previously by Graphicor Resources in a 26-hole, 1,625-metre drill program.

CEO Paul Gill tells ResourceClips.com, “The geologist we’re working with, Jean-Sébastien Lavallée, identified this property a little while ago and brought it to our attention. He’s part of a group that includes Zimtu Capital TSXV:ZC and the vendor of the original Quatre Milles Property, Michel Robert. Given the price tag—there’s no major cash outlay and the shares over time are very reasonable—we’ve basically doubled our potential here with a similar geological setting. It’s perfect for us. The EM conductor over similar geology at the original Quatre Milles Property has good results, so we anticipate good results from the new property. So, after we issue 1.8 million shares and pay $3,000, we’ll own that property 100%, subject to a 2% NSR.”

Lomiko has a $307,000, 16-hole drill program scheduled for its original Quatre Milles Property.

“We’ll be working the first property, so we’ll have our crew do some initial work on the new property and identify targets there too,” Gill says. “Probably the first thing to do there is an EM survey. The crew will be on the original property very shortly, and drilling could start in June.”

The company also has the 5,407-hectare Vines Lake Property in north BC, adjacent to China Minerals Mining’s TSXV:CMV Table Mountain Project.

“China Minerals is doing $3 million of work on their property,” Gill points out. “We’re going to do some work up there too. We’ve had good results, and I’m about to put a new PowerPoint presentation on our website with the zinc, gold and silver finds at Vines Lake. It’s very interesting that there’s an electromagnetic anomaly in the very far northeast of our property, which is nearest to the Table Mountain Mine. There’s actually a hole that occurs in the rock based on the electromagnetics. That’s the area where we had intensive gold and silver finds, so that’s very good news because it looks like there’s a faulting or some sort of system that pushed up through those rocks. So we want to explore that. We want to look at the large zinc anomaly as well for outcrops.”

Gill concludes, “We’re excited about the upcoming drill program at Quatre Milles, and we’re at the point where we can add a lot of value to the company based on the results.”

View Company Profile

Contact:
A. Paul Gill
CEO
604.729.5312

Read a feature story about Lomiko Metals.

Disclaimer: Lomiko Metals Inc is a client of OnPage Media, and the principals of OnPage Media may hold shares in Lomiko.

by Greg Klein

156.9 g/t gold over 1.7 metres (including 221.6 g/t over 1.2 metres)
152.4 g/t over 1.5 metres (including 437.8 g/t over 0.5 metres)
8 g/t over 5.5 metres (including 44.7 g/t over 0.5 metres)
8.2 g/t over 12.8 metres (including 30.6 g/t over 2 metres)
28.8 g/t over 5.0 metres (including 135 g/t over 0.9 metres)
4.1 g/t over 17.4 metres (including 21.4 g/t over 1 metre)
33.6 g/t gold over 3.0 metres

President/CEO David Adamson remarked, “These results continue to build upon those released March 29, 2012. Our infill drilling near surface to date has been successful and has added to our geological confidence in these areas as well as identifying extensions to known zones. Drilling of expansion target areas continues.”

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Contact:
Bill Cavalluzzo
VP Investor Relations
604.623.3333
866.365.4706

by Dennis Dale