Exploration

Phase 1 of the 2014 program included 3,000 m of in-fill, step-out and exploration diamond drilling complete with preliminary metallurgical testing. The latter demonstrated the Olive Zone is amenable to heap leaching and a comprehensive test program was designed and implemented in the Olive 2014 Phase II program.

Together, the Phase 1 and 2 Olive 2014 Programs culminated in:

• 68 Diamond drill holes
  • 49 Exploration Drillholes - HQ
  • 12 Metallurgical Test holes - PQ sized
  • 7 Geotechnical Drillholes - HQ sized
• 9,832 meters of core diamond drilling
  • 7,885m Exploration drilling
  • 920m Metallurgical drilling
  • 1,027m Geotechnical drilling
• 882 meters of Surface Trenching
• 6,757 drill core and trench assays
• 18 line km Geophysics (I.P./VLF-EM)

Table 3 - Olive-Shamrock Zone 2014 Phase I and II Diamond Drill Summary Results

Note: Reported intersections are drilled intersections, as true widths have not yet been determined.

Trenches

During the course of the Phase 2 Olive-Shamrock Zone program, 17 trenches were excavated and sampled. In total, 882m of trenching was completed and 800 trench samples collected and analyzed. These trenches represented a combination of targeted trenches across the width of the Olive-Shamrock Zone and from side cuts made available during construction of access roads.

The 2014 Olive-Shamrock Zone trenching program proved effective in defining high grade surface mineralization within the Olive shear zone and confirmed that the Olive-Shamrock Zone mineralization defined at depth extends to surface along the strike of the Olive-Shamrock Zone.

Table 4: 2014 Olive-Shamrock Zone Trenching Program Summary Results