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ASSESSMENT REPORT ON

GROUND GEOPHYSICS OF THE RABBIT LAKE GRID

Eldridge Z Riddell Townships

UTM Zone 17 - NAD 83 Projection 608000E by 5209225N UTM 601100E by 5207000N UTM

PREPARED BY:

Andrew Tims, P.Geo. Northern Mineral Exploration Services.

For Tres-Or Resources Ltd and Rhonda Corporation

July 28, 2004

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SUMMARY

Tres-Or Resources Ltd. is exploring for diamonds in a large block of contiguous claims covering parts of 21 townships in the Temagami - Marten River area. The claims are located 40 to 90 km south of known kimberlites of the New Liskeard kimberlite field, in an area highlighted by recent government surveys as favorable for diamond-bearing kimberlites. Exploration fieldwork beginning in June 2002 has identified potential kimberlite targets based on integrated analysis of till samples, airborne geophysics, and ground geophyiscs. This work has been described in a series of assessment reports recording work in total value exceeding 51,100,000.

Fieldwork described herein consists of infill linecutting on previously completed ground grids, magnetometer and horizontal loop surveys over a prospective kimberlite target identified from the previously flown Goldak Exploration Magnetic Survey. Goldak Exploration completed a high-resolution, fixed-wing airborne three-axis magnetic gradiometer survey over the Temagami Property during May of 2002 for Tres-Or Resources.

Reconnaissance horizontal-loop electromagnetics (MaxMin) and ground magnetics have lowered two of the three targets to non-kimberlite status. The horizontal-loop survey for the third target (RI03/306) has yet to be completed.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

INTRODUCTION............................................................................................................. lPROPERTY DESCRIPTION AND LOCATION ......................................................... 3PREVIOUS WORK.......................................................................................................... 4WORK PROGRAM SUMMARY................................................................................... 6CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS.......................................................... 6REFERENCES..................................................................................................................?STATEMENT OF QUALIFICATIONS......................................................................... 8APPENDIX l -Meegwich Inc. Geophysical Report......................................................!

LIST OF FIGURES

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INTRODUCTION

Tres-Or Resources Ltd. (Tres-Or) has assembled a large property covering

64 422 hectares (338 claim) in the Sudbury and Larder Lake Mining Divisions of northeastern Ontario covering NTS map sheets 31M/4, 31L/11, 31 L/12, 31L/13, and 31L/14 to explore for diamondiferous kimberlites (Fig. 1). Tres-Or's

Temagami property ('the Tres-Or property') extends from Hammell Township in

the south to South Lorrain Township 60 km in the north.

Tres-Or's claims covers part of the Lake Timiskaming Structural Zone, an ancient, deep-seated northwest trending structure cutting the Archean Superior

Craton and extending into the Parautochthonous Belt of the Grenville Province.

The Superior Craton is the largest Archean craton in the world, and has yielded

some encouraging diamond exploration results recently. More than 30

kimberlite pipes and dykes are known in the Kirkland Lake and New Liskeard

areas, some of which are diamondiferous. The kimberlites form a northwest-

southeast trend that extends into the Tres-Or property with indicator chemistry and possibly diamond contents improving to the south (Sage, 1996). Allan (2001) reported in a recent Ontario Geological Survey (OGS) open file the recovery of kimberlite indicator minerals, including GIO pyropes and diamond-inclusion chromite from the Tres-Or property area, supporting improving chemistry south of the known kimberlites.

This report describes the ground testing of three targets via ground

magnetic surveys and summarizes the results.

PROPERTY DESCRIPTION AND LOCATION

Tres-Or's Temagami Diamond Property consists of a large block of

contiguous mining land claims in the Temagami area located in the Sudbury

Mining Divisions of northeastern Ontario. The claims are located on unpatented

ground covered by lakes, swamps, forest and recently forested ground.

The claims were staked between October 2000 and April 2002 by Norman

Collins and Roland Collins for Leane Jolin and transferred to Tres-Or Resources

Ltd. Additional claims have been staked to the present as land becomes

available or interest merits. Tres-Or's contiguous land package covers parts of

Law, Askin, Angus, Osborne, Riddell, Burnaby, Eldridge, Milne, Flett, Kenny,

Gooderham, Gladman, Hartle, Hebert, Cassels, South Lorrain, La Salle, Olive,

McLaren, Sisk and Hammell Townships. Work included in this assessment

report occurred on claims in Gooderham and Hammell Townships. Tres-Or is

100/6 owner of the claims, except for a 2.57o Net Smelter Return (NSR) retained

by vendors.

Primary access for both the Rabbit Point (U73, 306) and Rabbit Lake Dam

(N0203) grids is via boat access on Rabbit in the summer and skidoo in the

winter. The closest road access road to Rabbit Lake off of Hwy 11 is Lo well Lake

Road 3.5 km south of the town of Temagami. An ATV trail used by local

cottagers for access crosses the Rabbit Point (U73, 306) grid. The Rabbit Lake

Dam (N0203) grid can be accessed from Rabbit Lake directly from the boat. See

the geophysical report by Meegwich Consultants in Apendix l for details

regarding access to the specific claims upon which the grid cutting and

geophysical work was carried out.

PREVIOUS WORK

Riddell Township has been prospected for silver since 1904 yielding

numerous occurrences of copper, cobalt, silver and gold. Polymetallic

occurrences of these metals are either hosted within the margins of the Nipissing

diabase or within the neighboring sedimentary rocks of the Huronian sediments.

Sporadic exploration continued up into the early 1970's.

Eldridge Township has seen a similar prospectiong history with much of

the work concentrated around the Cooper Lake Showing 6 km to the northeast of

Rabbit Lake Dam (N0203) grid.

Kimberlite exploration in the area began with the intersection of thin

kimberlite dykes in drill holes as early as 1948 in Michaud Township, and in 1968

in the Kirkland Lake area. Falconbridge and Monopros led diamond exploration

programs in the late 1970s and 1980s, which resulted in the discovery of many of

the Kirkland Lake and New Liskeard area pipes.

Lumbers 1971, completed a compilation map based on previous

government mapping. An updated and expanded compilation by Card, 1975

included Riddell fe Eldridge Townships in a colour compilation map.

A regional stream sample study covering the Temagami Marten River

area by the Ontario Geological Survey (OGS) recovered kimberlite indicator

minerals suggestive of derivation from diamondiferous mantle, and concluded

that the area had good potential to host diamond-bearing kimberlites (Allan,

2001). The Cr-pyrope chemistry reported from this study includes distinctly

more sub-calcic grains (GlOs) than known pipes in the New Liskeard kimberlite

field to the north. A second OGS kimberlite indicator mineral study extended

sample coverage east to the Montreal River, and again recovered grains

suggesting potential of the area to host diamond-bearing kimberlite (Reid, 2002).

Goldak Exploration completed a high-resolution, fixed-wing airborne

three-axis magnetic gradiometer survey over Riddel and Eldridge Townships

during May of 2002 for Tres-Or Resources.

WORK PROGRAM SUMMARY

See Appendix l for details of the work program.

CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS

The 3 line magnetic fill in survey over the Rabbit Lake Dam grid (N0203)

emphasized the erratic and discontinuous nature of the target. The magnetic

highs defined by 50 m lines correlate with topographic highs (outcrop).

The 7-additional lines completing the detail magnetic survey on the Rabbit

Point grid defined target U73 as two closely spaced north-south magnetic linears.

The survey was successful in further delineating a lobate magnetic feature for

target 306. Reconnaissance horizontal-loop electromagnetics (MaxMin) was

completed only over target U73. The EM survey indicated a weak and shallow

north-south conductor between the two linear north-south magnetic features.

The more prospective target, 306, was not covered by the horizontal-loop survey.

No further work is recommended for targets N0203 and U73. Target 306

on the Rabbit Point grid is highly prospective and is recommended for MaxMin

to ready it for potential drill testing.

REFERENCES

Allan, S.E., 2001. Regional modern Alluvium Sampling of the Temagami-Marten River Area, Northeastern Ontario. Ontario Geological Survey, Open File Report 6043, 194 p.

Averill, S.A., 1996. Airphoto analysis of kimberltie potential. Sudbury Contact Mines Limited, Twin Lakes, Bucke Township and Lac Bay Properties, Lake Timiskaming Diswtrict, Ontario - Quebec.

Card, K. D., Lumbers, S. B., 1974-75. Map 2361: Sudbury-Cobalt, Ontario Geological Survey

Dyke, A. S. and Prest, V. K., 1987. Late Wisconsinan and Holocene Retreat of the Laurentide Ice Sheet; Geological Survey of Canada, Map 1702A, scale 1:5000000.

Lumbers, S.B., 1971. Geology of the Tomiko Area (West Half). OntarioDepartment of Mines and Northern Affairs, Geological Series, Preliminary Map P.678.

Parent, M., Paradis, S.J. and Doiron, A., 1996; Palimpsest glacial dispersal trains and their significance for drift prospecting. Journal of Geochemical Exploration, 56, 123-140.

Sage, R. P., 1996. Kimberlites of the Lake Timiskaming Structural Zone. Ontario Geological Survey, Open File Report 5937, 435 p.

Veillette, J.J., 1989; Ice movement, till sheets and glacial transport in Abitibi- Timiskaming, Quebec and Ontario. In: DiLabio, R.N.W. and Coker, W.B. (eds), Drift prospecting, Geological Survey of Canada, Paper 89-20, 139- 154.

STATEMENT OF QUALIFICATIONS

I, Andrew A. B. Tims, of 1190 Gatineau Blvd., Timmins, Ontario hereby certify that:

1.) l am the author of this report.

2.) I graduated from Carleton University, in Ottawa, with a Bachelor of Science Degree in Geology (1989).

3.) I possess a valid prospector's license and have been practising myprofession as a geologist involved in mineral exploration for the past 14 years.

4.) I am a practising member of the Association of Professional Geoscientist of Ontario as well as a Fellow of the Geological Association of Canada.

5.) I do not hold or expect to receive any interest in the property described in this report.

6.) I consent to the use of this report by Tres-Or Resources.

Timmins, Ontario '' Andrew Tims July 28, 2004 Geologist

Northern Mineral Exploration Services

APPENDIX 1 - MEEGWICH INC. GEOPHYSICAL REPORT

NTS: 31 M/4

GROUND GEOPHYSICAL SURVEYS Assessment Report

Rabbit LakeArea one - U73 8, 306 Riddell Tp.

Area two - TEM.N0203 Eldridge Tp.

Temagami Diamond Project

TRES-OR RESOURCES LTD.

April 30, 2004.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

1.0 Summary

2.0 Property Description

3.0 Location and Access

4.0 Magnetometer Survey

4.1 Instrumentation

4.2 U73 and 306 -Survey Results and

Interpretation

4.3 TEMJ)203 -Survey Results and

Interpretation

5.0 HLEM Survey

5.1 Instrumentation

5.2 U73 and 306 -Survey Results S

Interpretation

6.0 Conclusions and Recommendations

LIST OF FIGURES

Figure 1 Grid Location Map 1:100,000

LIST OF MAPS

U73 and 306 Map 1- Magnetometer survey -Total Field Contours 1:5000

Map 2- HLEM- Profiles 1760 Hz. 1:5000

Map 2- HLEM- Profiles 3520 Hz. 1:5000

Map 4- HLEM - Profiles 7040 Hz. 1:5000

Map 5- HLEM - Profiles 14080 Hz. 1:5000

TEM-N0203 Map 6- Magnetometer survey -Total Field Contours 1:5000

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1.0 SUMMARY:

From March 25 to 30, 2004 a program of detail grid establishment and

geophysical surveying was carried out on previously surveyed airborne targets

situated in Riddell and Eldridge Townships. The purpose of the work is to

further resolve the anomalies to a drill ready status. This exploration work is

part of the extensive Temagami Diamond Project. The property is held by

Tres-Or Resources Ltd., of 1934-131 Street, White Rock, B.C. V4A 7R7.

The grid establishment and surveying was done by Stephane Coulombe and

David Laronde on behalf of Meegwich Consultants Inc. P.O. Box 482,

Temagami, Ontario POH 2HO. David Laronde was the field supervisor and

authored this work report.

Summary of work done

Area one - U73 and 306 Riddell Tp.

Linecutting 1.700 km

HLEM 1.929km

Magnetometer survey 7.000 km

Flagged line 5.400 km

Area two - TEMJ)203 Eldridge Tp.

Magnetometer survey 1.000 km

Flagged line 1.000 km

2.0 PROPERTY:



The work was done on mining claims that are part of extensive land holdings

in several townships in the Temagami area. Only the claims that were worked

on are listed below.

Area one - U73 and 306 Riddell Tp.:

1248993 14 units due May 30, 2004

1248996 15 units due May 30, 2004

Area two - TEWLN0203 Eldridge Tp.:

1248441 16 units due Sept. 4, 2004

Sudbury Mining Division NTS 31 M/4

3.0 LOCATION AND ACCESS:

As the crow flies the U73 and 306 grid is located 13 km southeast of the town

of Temagami. The TEM-N0203 grid is 18 km south-southeast of Temagami

in a straight line.

Both grids are accessed from the Rabbit Lake public access landing at the

southern tip of the lake. The landing is found at km 7 along the Rabbit Lake

logging road that originates 18 km south of Temagami along Hwy 11. To

access the grids a boat or snowmobile can be used to travel Rabbit Lake for a

distance of 10 and 14 km respectively.

4.0 MAGNETOMETER SURVEY:

4.1 Instrumentation: Gem Systems GSM-19 overhauser

magnetometers serial no. 58479 and 712776 were used for field units



measuring in nanoteslas (nT) with an accuracy of +/-1/100"1 nT. These

instruments have an excellent gradient tolerance at 10,000 nT/m.

A Scintrex EDA Omni IV proton precession magnetometer ser. No. 255228

was used for a base station to monitor the diurnal variation. The base station

cycled at 20 second intervals. This instrument has an accuracy of 1/10* nT.

4.2 U73 and 306 Survey Results and Interpretation: The results

are presented in contour format on plans at 1:5000 scale. A total of 7.000 km

of line was surveyed (560 readings) at 12.5 meter intervals throughout the

surveys.

From L 200 E at 75 S to L 600 E at 400 S the previously surveyed dike is

further defined as being a continuous structure trending southeast. The width

is narrow at 20-30 meters with fairly low intensity at only 100 nT over

background. A continuation of this feature can be followed off the grid to the

west and east

A low intensity bull's eye high found on the BL from 350-450 E also has more

detail. It appears that there is a parallel dike feature at the north end of this

that shows on L 550 and 600 E. Another low intensity, narrow dike at the

north end of the grid from 350 - 900 E is more evident as a result of the infill

surveying. The feature spans the grid and continues off in both directions.

The detail magnetometer surveying in the northwest corner of the grid

indicates the area is not as massive with irregular shaped highs with a slightly

higher intensity at 150-200 nT over background.



4.3 TEM N-0203 Survey Results and Interpretation: The results are

presented in contour format on plans at 1:5000 scale. A total of 1.000 km of

line was surveyed (80 readings) at 12.5 meter intervals throughout the

surveys.

In the area of interest the infill lines cover the small pond between L 400 and

600 E. The results indicate small highs at the north perimeter of the pond and

an isolated high on L 450 E at 100 N that is about 40 meters across. There

are a few moderately intense readings that indicate the presence of magnetic

mineral. The highest two are found on L 400 E at 200 N (1439 nT) and on L

450 E at 125 N (1755 nT).

5.0 HLEM Survey:

5.1 Instrumentation: An Apex Maxmin l unit (ser. no. 5309) was used

for the horizontal loop EM survey (HLEM). Four frequencies were read, 1760,

3520, 7040 and 14,080 Hz. measuring the in-phase and quadrature

components of the secondary field. Correction for coil attitude was done by

measuring the slope between each station using a maxmin computer (MMC)

that calculates the optimum tilt and coil separation.

5.2 U73 and 306 Survey Results and Interpretation:

The survey results are presented in profile format at a scale of 1:5000. A total

of 1.925 km of Horizontal Loop EM was done (160 readings) at 25 meter

stations using a coil spacing or cable length of 100 meters.

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The survey picked up a weakly conductive horizon running north south at 150

W on TL 650 N. This conductor shows very little response on the 3520 Hz

channel but shows very well on the high channel of 14,080 Hz. This would

imply a weak response such as a water-filled fault or conductive lineament. In

the field there is creek trending north-south at this location.

There is an overburden response on L 250 and 300 W at 400 and 250 N

respectively. This response is marginal on the 3560 Hz channel and shows

best on the 14,080 Hz channel.

The three responses mentioned coincidentally occur along a linear projection

trending north-northeast at 020 degrees.

6.0 CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS:

U73 and 306: The surveys were successful in detailing previously surveyed

magnetic responses. The narrow dikes trend southeast and might be parallel

substructure relating to a large break trending the same direction. The main

structure runs down Rabbit Lake and is wide and continuous as viewed on a

satellite photogragh. Structure is critical in the placement of mafic intrusives

and kimberlites.

The presence of structure warrants drill testing of the isolated high centred on

L 400 E at 0. The area is also a topographic low.

The HLEM survey may indicate a linear cross-cutting structure running from L

300 W at 250 N to TL 650 N at 150 W. This feature could be important

because it represents a cross-cutting lineament which is important in the

placement of intrusives. There is a coincident magnetic high on the

lineament at TL 650 N at 150 W that is a somewhat interesting drill follow-up

target.



TEM-N0203: The infill magnetometer survey has basically eliminated what

was before a magnetic high large enough to consider a kimberlite. The

magnetic values under the pond are low background values rather than

contributing high values as hoped for. The only follow-up recommended here

is to field check the outcrop on L 450 E and immediately south of the baseline

to examine the source of magnetic highs.



References

Ontario Geologic Survey Map 2361 Geological Compilation Series



CERTIFICATE OF AUTHOR

l, David Laronde of the town of Temagami, Ontario hereby certify:

1. That l am a geology technologist and have been

engaged in mineral exploration for the past 24 years.

2. That l am a graduate of Cambrian College in Sudbury

with a diploma in Geology Engineering Technology

1979.

3. That my knowledge of the property described herein

was acquired by fieldwork and documentation.

Dated at Temagami this 30th day of April 2004.

David Laronde


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ONTMUO MINISTRY OF NORTHERN DEVELOPMENT AND MINES

Transaction No:

Recording Date:

Approval Date:

Client(s):202512

Survey Type(s):

W0470.01221

2004-JUL-30

2004-AUG-20

Work Report Summary

Status: APPROVED

Work Done from: 2004-MAR-01

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Reserve:58,650 Reserve of Work

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