QMI's Attractive Land Package

Junior Mining Weekly (12/15/2010)
"Queenston controls 200 sq. km. of mineral properties in the Kirkland Lake gold camp in Ontario, which has historically produced over 40 Moz. gold. QMI also has two properties (one 100%-owned, one 50/50 JV) covering 6 km. of the Cadillac Break, west of Agnico-Eagle's Lapa mine in Cadillac Township, Quebec.

The company's projects can roughly be broken down into Kirkland East and Kirkland West properties. The Kirkland East properties consist of 1,109 mineral claims (23 properties), which are 100%-owned by QMI. The Kirkland West properties consist of 142 mineral claims (7 properties), which are 50/50 JVs with Kirkland Lake Gold, as well as a 100%-owned property adjacent to the JV land. In total, in the Kirkland Lake area, QMI has exposure to 1.24 Moz. of attributable NI 43-101 Au resources (6.97 g/t) and 847 Koz. Au (5.41 g/t) of historical (non-43-101) resources. In Cadillac Township, QMI has 525 Koz. attributable Au (5.2 g/t), primarily in historical resources.

Near the Kirkland Lake Main Break mineralized structure at the west end of the camp, Queenston is exploring a series of 50/50 JVs with Kirkland Lake Gold immediately to the south and east of KGI's 100%-owned properties, including a portion of the South Mine Complex, currently being mined at KGI's 100%-owned Macassa mine. The portion of the SMC resource that falls onto 50% QMI land has an NI 43-101 resource of 300 Koz. Au at 44.4 g/t (50% QMI). Underground drilling on the JV land is ongoing and an exploration drift is being advanced along the JV claim boundary to further explore east of the SMC deposit. At Kirkland West, QMI also has 100% of the Amalgamated Kirkland deposit (historical resource of 382 Koz. Au at 4.5 g/t Au)."

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