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REPORT

ONASSESSMENT

MAGNETIC TOTAL FIELD SURVEYA

Geological Survey(December 2001)

Morrisette Property

Morrisette TownshipLarder Lake Mining Division

North-eastern Ontario

NTS 32D/SW

UTMGrid Zone 17, NAD. 27

For

Gold Insight Resources Ltd.

32D04NW2033 2.22639 MORRISETTE 010

Douglas Robinson P. Eng. Doug Robinson Consulting

Table of ContentsI.0 SUMMARY........................................................................................................32.0 LOCATION........................................................................................................33.0 ACCESS .............................................................................................................34.0 THE PROPERTY................................................................................................35.0 PHYSIOLOGY AND VEGETATION................................................................. 46.0 REGIONAL AND PROPERTY GEOLOGY.......................................................47.0 EXPLORATION RATIONAL............................................................................480 EXPLORATION PROGRAM............................................................................. 5

Grid.............................................................................................................................5Magnetic Survey .........................................................................................................5Geological Mapping....................................................................................................5

9.0 DISCUSSION OF RESULTS..............................................................................6Grid.............................................................................................................................6Magnetic Survey .........................................................................................................6Geological Survey.......................................................................................................?

10.0 RECOMMENDATIONS.....................................................................................?II.0 REFERENCES....................................................................................................?CERTIFICATEOFQUALIFICATIONS...................................................................... 10

LIST OF TABLES 8c FIGURESFigure l. General Location of Gold Insight Property. Scale l: 100,000.

Figure 2a. Claim Map Morrisette Township: Scale l : 50,000 Figure 2b. Claim Map Morrisette Township: Scale l : 25,400 Figure 2c. Claim Map Morrisette Township: Scale l : 25,400

DETAILED MAPS AND PROFILESLegend for Detailed Geological fc Topographical Maps

Total Field Magnetic Profiles With Geology Se Topographic MapsLine 582560 Total Magnetic Field Strength (lOOnT/cm) Scale 1:2500

500-1450-NLine 582560 Geology A Topography Plan: Scale 1:2500

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Line 582560 Total Magnetic Field Strength (lOOnT/cm) Scale 1:25001400-2300-N

Line 582560 Geology A Topography Plan: Scale 1:25001400-2300-N

Line 582560 Total Magnetic Field Strength (lOOnT/cm) Scale 1:5000 500-2300-N (Surveyed S^N Black fc N^S Red)

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1.0 SUMMARYThis exploration project of Gold Insight Resources Ltd. Property located at 7 to 15 km north east of Kirkland Lake, Ontario included 1.8 km total field survey accompanied with geological mapping. This was an orientation survey conducted in advance of a large scale exploration project on the property. The survey established the magnetic signature expected for the area. The author conducted this work and prepared this report.

2.0 LOCATIONThe property is located between at UTM coordinates 0575300-0582600 mE and 5339200-534400 mN (NTS 32 D/4 approximately 7-15 km north east of Kirkland Lake, Ontario (Longitude 480 14'30"N Latitude 79057'00"W). The reader is referenced to the north edge of NTS Map Sheet 32/2 for the general location of the property.

3.0 ACCESSThe property is accessed via Highway 66 leading 13 km east from Kirkland Lake. From this location proceed 12 km north on Highway 672 (the Esker Park Road). Park at the winter access road that leads west from the Highway 672. This forest access road is located a short distance north of a culvert and is also located approximately 1.5 km north of the Howard Lake access road. Walk l km south west, crossing two creeks to the grid line along the west edge of the property.

4.0 THE PROPERTYThe property, consisting of 19 contiguous claims, is located in the central and south east quadrant of Morrisette Township (Plan #G-3217) in the Larder Lake Mining Division.

Claim #L 1167147L 1167148L 1167149L 1167150L 1167151L 1222041L 1225462L 1225886L 1225991

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DateStaked2001-OCT-192001-OCT-192001-OCT-192001-OCT-192001-OCT-191997-MAR-261997-DEC-302000-JUL-052000-JUL-05

DateWork Due2003-OCT-192003-OCT-192003-OCT-192003-OCT-192003-OCT-192002-MAR-262001-DEC-302002-JUL-05 2002-JUL-05

WorkDue600024006400320044003871400800400

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L 1225998L 1225999L 1226000L 1227075L 1238974L 1239071L 1241936L 1241964L 1241965L 1242293

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2000-JUL-052000-MAY-042000-FEB-092001-AUG-132001-AUG-222001-AUG-132000-JUL-252000-JUL-252000-JUL-252001-OCT-19

2002-JUL-052002-MAY-042002-FEB-092003-AUG-132003-AUG-222003-AUG-132002-JUL-252002-JUL-252002-JUL-252003-OCT-19

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Work was performed on claims 1167147 and 1227075 and transferred to contiguous claim 1225462.

5.0 PHYSIOLOGY AND VEGETATIONThe area surveyed is 5QP/0 covered by spruce alder swamp with local tamarack and white cedar. Most of the remaining area surveyed was well drained outcrop area and glacial-lacustrine overburden. The well drained areas are dominated by spruce with scrub maple and lesser aspen.

6.0 REGIONAL AND PROPERTY GEOLOGYThe property is located in the Abitibi Subprovince. The bedrock is Blake River Group volcanics comprised of calcalkalic basalt, andesite, dacite, and rhyolite consisting of massive, pillowed and fragmental lavas and tuffs. Mafic rocks, including diorite and gabbro (and possibly kimberlites) probably intrude the volcanics. Faults trending 320-3400 are expected. MNDM Map 2193 is the best reference to the property.The contact with the Kinojevis Group cuts through the southern portion of the property with a northwest trend. Fe-carbonate and other alteration appears to cut the southern portion of the property.

7.0 EXPLORATION RATIONALThis exploration program was designed as an orientation survey to establish the magnetic signature of the property. The survey area was mapped to explain the magnetic fabric encountered.


8.0 EXPLORATION PROGRAM

Grid

A 1.8 km sample line was cut by the author December 14 to 18, 2001. Pickets were placed at 25 m station intervals. Uncorrected UTM coordinates of the end points of the grid line are:

1. 0500-N is located at 0582584 mE fe 5340513 mN (Nad 27).2. 2300-N is located at 0582552 mE A 5342307 mN (Nad 27).

The winter access road crosses the line at 0582562 mE *fc 5341788 mN. Logistics were performed in advance of cutting the grid line.

Magnetic SurveyThe author of this report conducted a total field strength magnetic survey December 20, 2001. A Scintrex Envimag in walkmag mode was used. Magnetic readings were measured at 2 second intervals. This reading interval rendered readings spaced at approximately two-meter intervals. Weather was near freezing and the instrument was working well. The line was surveyed twice:

1. once from north to south and2. once from south to north.

The data was plotted on l: 2500 profiles.A base station was established facing north while standing at the east side of line picket 1785-N. This station was 56963 Nt. This base station was measured before, during and after completion of the surveys. No corrections were made to the data because all base station readings were within 3 Nt. of the 56963 Nt. value established before the survey.

Geological MappingOn December 18 and 20, 2001, the Author mapped the survey area at l cm = 10 meters by pace and compass from the survey line. The outcrop locations were defined, percent slopes and slope directions were visually estimated and plotted, and topographic and vegetation features recorded.During the mapping; lighting was poor, the soil was frozen and the outcrops were covered by a less than 10 cm of snow. This mapping should be considered preliminary, but adequate to explain the magnetic responses.


9.0 DISCUSSION OF RESULTS

GridThe grid was cut along a very old survey fabric. Survey markers including square iron bars (SIB) of forfeited claims were observed and recorded on the geological map. This line could be widened to provide mechanized access to the property.

Magnetic SurveyThe magnetic signature of the grid is flat magnetic relief that is best plotted in exaggerated magnetic relief to display the magnetic trends. Although the relief is small it appears to be a viable tool to trace intrusive formations such as kimberlite dikes and pipes.The fabric indicates an increasing wavelength and amplitude to the south. This change appears to be a real response caused by bedrock features. North of 1775-N, deep overburden in combination with short wavelength low amplitude fabric make interpretation of volcanic features difficult. However: this is an ideal environment to locate and trace intrusive formations such as kimberlites.The increased background values north of 1775 may be caused by a geological contact or another bedrock feature. An alternative explanation is kimberlite or other magnetic formation under deep overburden from 1780-1975N. The continuation of the magnetic survey and geological mapping might resolve this ambiguity. Two prominent broad magnetic highs were observed at:

1. 580-640 N2. 900-1020N.

Both magnetic highs occur in gaps in the outcrop exposure. The continuation of the grid to the west in combination with outcrop mapping are likely to establish if these responses are controlled by the stratigraphy of volcanic formations, intrusive formations or other causes.John Thompson in assessment report KL-3271 in the Kirkland Lake Resident Geologist Office quotes Meyer of the MNDM Resident Geologist's Office stating Alfie Creek 2 kimberlite pipe is located at UTM coordinates 0582650 mE and 5340950 mN. The magnetic anomaly at 890-1020N appears to be associated with this pipe; however the Author has not had time to confirm this. The second anomaly 300 m to the south has a similar signature.


Geological SurveyThe outcrops mapped were aphanitic to fine grained Blake River volcanic rocks, probably andesite. The outcrops had a very thin pale grey-white weathering rind. A single outcrop at 555N appears to be Fe-carbonate alteration.

10.0 RECOMMENDATIONS

Exploration of the property should include:1. a 100 m spaced grid with control lines spaced at regular intervals.2. a total magnetic field strength Walkmag using:

a. 2 second (2 meter) reading interval, b. plotted as profiles.

3. MaxMin EM survey using 100 meter cable frequencies 800 and 3555 hz.4. geological mapping.

11.0 REFERENCES

Savage, W.S., 1964. Mineral Resources and Mining Properties in the Kirkland Lake- Larder Lake Area. Ontario Department of Mines, Mineral Resources Circular No 3. p77 Se Chart A.

MERQ-OGS1983: Lithostratigraphic Map of the Abitibi Subprovince;

Ontario Geological Survey/Ministere de l*Energie et des Ressources, Quebec. Scale 1:500 000; Catalogued as "Map2484"in Ontario and "DV 83-16" in Quebec.

Map 2628. Precambrian Geology, Larder Lake Area. Ontario Geological Survey. Scale 1:50,000

Rupert, R. J., and Lovell, H. L. 1970. Geological Report 84 - Ontario Department of Mines.

Geology of Bernhardt and Morrisette Townships and accompanying Map 2193

Bernhardt and Morrisette Townships. Scale 1:31,680

Map P. 447 - Ontario Department of Mines Preliminary Geological Map No. P. 447, Morrisette Township, District of Timiskaming, 1968.

Scale 1:15,840.

MAP P. 882 - Ontario Geological Survey Preliminary Map P. 882 (Rev),

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Kirkland Lake Data Series, Morrisette Township, District of Timiskaming, 1978. Scale 1:15,840.

OFR 5356 - Open File Report 5356, Benoit, Melba, Bisley,Maisonville, Morrisette, Arnold, Grenfell, Lebel, Eby, Otto, Boston and McElroy Townships. Overburden Drilling and Geochemical Sampling., 1881.

OFR 5395 - Open File Report 5356, Melba, Morrisette and Portion ofEby, Bisley and McElroy Townships: Mid-density mineralogy of glacial overburden as an indicator of Au mineralization. 1993.

OFR 5831 - Open File Report 5831, Larder Lake-Cadillac Break,Kerr Addison-Chesterville System: Archean Au-Ag-(W) quartz vein/disseminated mineralization. 1993.

MAP P 2258 - Ontario Geological Survey Preliminary Map P. 2258Kirkland Lake Area, Morrisette Township: Airborne Electromagnetic Survey, Total Intensity Magnetic Survey, District of Cochrane, 1983. Scale 1:20,000

MAP P 2484 - Ontario Geological Survey Map P. 2484 Lithostratigraphic Map of the Abitibi Subprovince Scale 1:500,000

Volume 25, Part l, Section 8 Goodfish Lake Area, 1916.

Geological Report 84 - Ontario Department of Mines.Geology of Bernhardt and Morrisette Townships. By R. J. Rupert and H. L. Lovell,1970.Accompanying Map 2193 Bernhardt and Morrisette Townships. Scale l :31,680

Map P. 447 - Ontario Department of Mines Preliminary Geological Map No. P. 447, Morrisette Township, District of Timiskaming, 1968. Scale 1:15,840.

MAP P. 882 - Ontario Geological Survey Preliminary Map P. 882 (Rev),Kirkland Lake Data Series, Morrisette Township, District of Timiskaming, 1978.


Scale 1:15,840.

OFR 5356 - Open File Report 5356, Benoit, Melba, Bisley,Maisonville, Morrisette, Arnold, Grenfell, Lebel, Eby, Otto, Boston and McElroy Townships. Overburden Drilling and Geochemical Sampling. 1881.

OFR 5395 - Open File Report 5356, Melba, Morrisette and Portion ofEby, Bisley and McElroy Townships: Mid-density mineralogy of glacial overburden as

an indicator of Au mineralization. 1993

OFR 5831 - Open File Report 5831, Larder Lake-Cadillac Break,Kerr Addison-Chesterville System: Archean Au-Ag-(W) quartz vein/disseminated mineralization. 1993

MAP P 2258 - Ontario Geological Survey Preliminary Map P. 2258Kirkland Lake Area, Morrisette Township: Airborne Electromagnetic Survey, Total Intensity Magnetic Survey, District of Cochrane, 1983. Scale 1:20,000

MAP P 2484 - Ontario Geological Survey Map P. 2484 Lithostratigraphic Map of the Abitibi Subprovince Scale 1:500,000

Volume 25, Part l, Section 8 Goodfish Lake Area, 1916.


CERTIFICATE OF QUALIFICATIONS

I, Douglas Robinson, of 24 Victoria Avenue, Swastika, Ontario hereby certify that:

1. I am a registered professional Engineer of the province of Ontario, No. 39322011.

2. I am a graduate of Queen's University in Kingston Ontario with an Honours Bachelor of Science, Geological Engineering 1975, and Northern College, School of Mines in Haileybury, Ontario, 1970.

3. I have been practising my profession since graduation.

4. The information contained in this report is the result of work done by myself and the references cited.

Respectfully submitted

Douglas Robinson, P. Eng. December 28, 2001

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Legend for Detailed Geological & Topographical Maps Scale l cm = 25 m4 Blake River Group Felsic to Intermediate volcanics

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ONT&RIO MINISTRY OF NORTHERN DEVELOPMENT AND MINES

Transaction No:

Recording Date:

Approval Date:

Client(s):

297244

Survey Type(s):

W0180.31303

2001-DEC-28

2002-JAN-03

Work Report Summary

Status: APPROVED

Work Done from: 2001-DEC-14

to: 2001-DEC-28

GOLD INSIGHT RESOURCES LTD.

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Work Report Details:

Claim*

L 1167147

L 1225462

L 1227075

Perform

31,000SO

3695

31,695

Perform Approve

31,000

SO

3695

31,695

Applied

30

31,200

30

31,200

Applied Approve

SO

31,200

30

31,200

Assign

51,000

SO

3200

31,200

Assign Approve

1,000

0

200

31,200

Reserve

30

SO

3495

S495

Reserve Approve

SO

SO

3495

S495

Due Date

2003-OCT-19

2004-DEC-30

2003-AUG-13

Status of claim is based on information currently on record.

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Ministry ofNorthern Developmentand Mines

Date: 2002-JAN-07

Ministere du Developpement du Nord et des Mines Ontario

GEOSCIENCE ASSESSMENT OFFICE 933 RAMSEY LAKE ROAD, 6th FLOOR SUDBURY, ONTARIO P3E6B5

GOLD INSIGHT RESOURCES LTD. 111 GARRISON VILLAGE DR., APT. 204 NIAGARA-ON-THE-LAKE, ONTARIO LOS 1JO CANADA

Tel: (888)415-9845 Fax:(877)670-1555

Dear Sir or Madam

Submission Number: 2.22639 Transaction Number(s): W0180.31303

Subject: Approval of Assessment Work

We have approved your Assessment Work Submission with the above noted Transaction Number(s). The attached Work Report Summary indicates the results of the approval.

At the discretion of the Ministry, the assessment work performed on the mining lands noted in this work report may be subject to inspection and/or investigation at any time.

If you have any question regarding this correspondence, please contact STEVEN BENETEAU by email at [email protected] or by phone at (705) 670-5855.

Yours Sincerely,

Ron GashinskiSupervisor, Geoscience Assessment Office

Gc: Resident Geologist

Douglas Raymond Robinson (Agent)Gold Insight Resources Ltd. (Assessment Office)

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Surveyed South to North in Black Surveyed North to South in Red

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