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Gold/Mining/Energy : Firesteel Resources Inc. (ASE)
FTR 0.05900.0%Jun 1 4:00 PM EDT

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To: Grant Baker who wrote (91)4/30/1999 3:15:00 PM
From: Ian McCartney  Read Replies (1) of 97
 
Grant,
The recent Press Release for FTR is attached. These Quebec acquisitions have potential for both Nuinsco type Ni-Cu deposits and more traditional polymetallic volcanogenic massive sulfide deposits. AT Nuinsco, explorationists seem to recognize that this story is far from over. Consequently NWI has largely recovered from the speculative selloff which immediateately followed their Monday PR.
Ian

*******Start of Quoted FTR Press RElease ***************
Firesteel options two properties in Lac Rocher area
Tuesday Apr 27 1999
Mr. David DuPre reports
The company has entered into an option agreement with
Cominco Ltd., for the exploration of two large properties in
the Lac Rocher area of northwestern Quebec where Nuinsco
Resources recently made a significant nickel-copper
discovery. The Corbevan (166 claims totalling 2,556
hectares) property is 30 kilometres northwest of the Nuinsco
discovery while the Kenevan (179 claims totalling 2,864 ha)
property is 20 kilometres north.
Numerous high priority, coincident, EM and magnetic
anomalies have been delineated on the properties. Several of
these are large and ovoid in shape. The most significant ovoid
magnetic anomaly is 700 metres long, 300 metres wide and
exhibits two strong EM conductors. It is associated with a
gabbroic intrusion mapped by the Quebec Dept. of Natural
Resources. Several gabbroic bodies have been mapped on the
Kenevan property and exhibit anomalous geophysical
responses. Cominco Ltd. acquired these properties in 1995 on
the basis of airborne geophysics and favourable geological
setting.
The option allows Firesteel to earn a 100 per cent interest in
the properties over a four-year period, through total
exploration expenditures of $1.5-million and issuing several
trenches of common shares to Cominco. The first year work
commitment is $200,000. Cominco will retain the right to earn
back a 60 per cent interest in the properties by spending 1.75
times Firesteel's expenditures over a subsequent five-year
period.
An initial drilling program will test the most prospective
geophysical and geological targets.
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