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| Recent regional corporate transactions immediately north of Timmins have drawn attention to Moneta's North Tisdale Property ("Property") and encourage Moneta to evaluate options for this highly prospective North Tisdale Property which include exploration program financing and/or possible corporate transactions. Press release: October 30, 2009 - MONETA COMMENTS ON TIMMINS REGIONAL TRANSACTIONS ADJACENT TO ITS NORTH TISDALE PROPERTY The Property has been subject to very limited exploration activity and contains the highly prospective New Mine Trend which hosts the Porcupine Gold Mines (Goldcorp) Hoyle Pond and Owl Creek Mines as well as Lakeshore Gold Bell Creek Mine Complex. The Property is comprised of a 100% interest in 166 patented, leased, and unpatented mining claim units (approximately 2,650 hectares) located in Tisdale, Murphy and Hoyle Townships. More recent historical work dates from the 1960's onward and includes work completed by companies such as Keevil Exploration, Inco, Hollinger Argus/Labrador Mining and Exploration, Esso Minerals, Pamour Gold, Newmont, Placer Dome, Independence Mining, and Pentland Firth. Moneta's involvement dates from 1986 to the present. The Property is underlain primarily by numerous east-westerly trending intercalated mafic and ultramafic volcanic flows and variably graphitic argillites and clastic sediments. Gold mineralization can be hosted in a variety of settings mainly within quartz-sulphide-carbonate stockwork zones occupying porphyry/mafic/ ultramafic/graphitic argillite contacts and/or structural zones. The primary target is considered to be the western extension of the Bell Creek-Owl Creek New Mine Trend setting believed to cross the central portion of the Property. ![]() Regional Geology & Corporate Activity Moneta's North Tisdale Property is:
![]() Summary of Field Work and Other Activities 2004, Ontario Geological Survey, Open File Report 6145 | ||||
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