The Greenland Creek property consists of 247 claims (15,000 acres) located 30km north of Kimberley, in southeastern British Columbia. Initial drilling on the property was carried out in 1996 by the Eagle Plains/Miner River joint-venture (now merged), and consisted of 5 drillholes totalling approximately 1800' (550m). Drilling completed in early November of 1997 consisted of 7 shallow holes comprising a total of 2000' (600m). All 7 holes encountered base-metal mineralization and alteration assemblages associated with sedex deposits. Numerous thin stratabound sulphide bands were intersected, some of which display continuity over 60m, and are open down-dip and along strike.

This property is project of merit and is available for option.

Updated June 26, 2009

 Greenland Creek - Project Details [PDF]

 Greenland Creek Geology Map [PDF]

Project News:

Aug 23, 2007 - Drilling Commences

Sept 7, 2000 - Drilling Programs Completed

Jun 28, 2000 - Drilling Commences

Nov 19, 1999 - Exploration Program Completed

Jul 22, 1999 - Kennecott Begins Exploration

Feb 2, 1999 - Option Agreement Executed

Jan 12, 1999 - Findlay Drilling Yeilds Results