Uranium occurs in basement gneiss.

3 km long target zone with three uranium occurrences that have samples assaying up to 3.7% U3O8.

Geophysics and drilling warranted.
Coin Canyon, Saskatchewan

The Coin Canyon property consists of one claim comprising 923 hectares that covers three outcropping uranium occurrences. Uranium mineralization occurs as structurally Click to enlargecontrolled / shear zone type mineralization which assays up to 3.7% U3O8 . The three occurrences are hosted in the footwall gneisses, similar to some of the deposits in the Uranium City and Collins Bay areas. All historical geological data has been compiled and the property has received reconnaissance sampling and mapping to confirm the uranium mineralization and prospectivity for exploration drilling. A well defined target is present that extends over a strike length of more than 3 kilometres.

The Athabasca Basin is widely recognized as the premier region in the world for high-grade unconformity-type uranium deposits like McArthur River and Cigar Lake. The region Click to enlargeaccounts for approximately 23% of the world's uranium supply.

Last updated May 29, 2009