The KS Project is a massive sulphide exploration target and is believed to be the feeder dyke (“Chonolith”) for the emplacement of the extensive Koillismaa layered intrusion. The very high-tenor mineralization discovered at the adjoining LK project (~84 g/t total-precious-metals, 10% nickel and 13% copper) suggests a discovery of massive sulphides, in perhaps a trap or embayment of the dyke, could be of significant value.

The LK Project represents 37kms of basal contact along the fault blocked Koillismaa Intrusion. It is an exploration stage property with four deposits having been defined over 5km strike length of drilling and which host current mineral resource estimates.  LK is a bulk tonnage project having very high-tenor sulphide mineralization  (~84 g/t total-precious-metals, 10% nickel and 13% copper).

The Property is located approximately 20 km northeast of the community of Red Lake, northwest Ontario, and is easily accessible via an all-weather road. The 100% owned Black Bear Property consists of 97 unpatented claims totalling 1,988 hectares.

The 100% owned North Rock Property is located approximately 25km east of Fort Frances in northwestern Ontario and is easily accessed via Highway 11 and local gravel roads. The property is 100% owned by Metalcorp, a wholly owned subsidiary of GT Resources and consists of 343 unpatented claims totalling 7,031 hectares.

The property is 100% owned by Metalcorp a wholly owned subsidiary of Palladium One and consists of 319 cell claims covering 6,539 hectares.

The Hemlo East property consist of 279 unpatented mining claims covering ~5,719 hectares. The property is 100% owned by Metalcorp a wholly owned subsidiary of GT Resources.

Potential for Voisey’s Bay style magmatic sulphide Ni-Cu-PGE mineralization. The Tyko Project is Archean aged, hosted mafic-ultramafic rocks which have been disrupted by the Black Pic Batholith. The Project covers over 24,000 hectares located in Northwestern Ontario, and boast excellent infrastructure with road, power and rail infrastructure close by. The surrounding area has a history of mining with several current and past producing gold and base metal mines.

High-grade sulphide PGE-rich, nickel – copper mineralization located within magma conduits.

The Canalask Property is located in the Whitehorse Mining District, approximately 320 km west of Whitehorse and is accessible from the Alaska Highway near Beaver Creek, Yukon. The Canalask property consists of a contiguous block of 179 quartz claims covering an area of approximately 3,400 hectares.