NOV Gold Commissioner's Office VANCOUVER, B.C.

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1 Rock Geochemistry Report _. - \)\ Bracebridge Mineral Claims NOV Gold Commissioner's Office VANCOUVER, B.C. Nelson Mining Division Southeast BC Work Performed Summer 2007 Owners: Dan Klewchuk Rob Klewchuk Operator: Ruby Red Resources Ltd. Calgary Alberta Report Written By Sean Kennedy, Prospector 1

2 ^BRITISH COLUMBIA Ministry of Energy & Mines Energy & Minerals Division Geological Survey Branch ASSESSMENT REPORT TITLE PAGE AND SUMMARY TITLE OF REPORT [type of survey(s)] TOTAL COST AUTHOR(S) fe» ^ IC^r^N^o/ _SIGNATURE(S)_ *g- NOTICE OF WORK PERMIT NUMBER(S)/DATE(S) _YEAROFWORK_ STATEMENT OF WORK - CASH PAYMENT EVENT NUMBERcSyDATEfS) *H?4Zo ^ PROPERTY NAME f> fiftcq^crpul^ CLAIM NAME(S) (on which work was done)_ COMMODITIES SOUGHT MINERAL INVENTORY MINFILE NUMBER(S). IF KNOWN MINING DIVISION (\l,us 0 ^ NTS_ LATITUDE ' " LONGITUDE _" (at centre of work) OWNER(S) 1) Pfti>j KUj^cHyk: 2) Kofe vcle^cyyuk MAILING ADDRESS OPERATORS) [who paid for the work] 1) Rob>t l?^d fc 5#vflCt:* 2) MAILING ADDRESS *<}#» A\J& fw CAUk/Hli MjA rzpz/* PROPERTY GEOLOGY KEYWORDS (lithotogy. age. stratigraphy, structure, alteration, mineralization, size and attitude): UDfT^P, REFERENCES TO PREVIOUS ASSESSMENT WORK AND ASSESSMENT REPORT NUMBERS (OVER)

3 TYPE OF WORK IN THIS REPORT EXTENT OF WORK (IN METRIC UNITS) ON WHICH CLAIMS PROJECT COSTS APPORTIONED (incl. support) GEOLOGICAL (scale, area) Ground, mapping Photo interpretation GEOPHYSICAL (line-kitometres) Ground Maqnetic Electromagnetic Induced Polarization Radiometric Seismic Other Airborne GEOCHEMICAL (number of samples analysed for...) Soil Silt Rock 7 SfUhftfij ALU 5i«> Other DRILLING (total metres; number of holes, size) Core Non-core RELATED TECHNICAL SamDlinayassavtna l& NA*0 DAY jl^cujot> H**4 T^ck flu. z*\\s PetroqraDhic MineraloaraDhic Metallurqic PROSPECTING (scale, area) PREPARATORY/PHYSICAL Line/qrid (kilometres) Topographic/Prwtogjarnmetric (scale, area) Leqal surveys (scale, area) Road, local access (kik>metres)/trail Trench (metres) Underqjound dev. (metres) Other <?6^1?T UK^irac. ^<K3 TOTAL COST ^ST^.OO

4 June 2008 Table of Contents Introduction Page 3 Location and Access Page 3 Property Page 3 Physiography Page 4 History Page 4 Geology Page 4 Rock Geochemistry Page 4 Conclusions and Recommendations Page 5 Statement of Costs Page 5 Statement of Qualifications Page 6 Rock Sample Location Map with Copper in ppm Page 7 Appendix Rock Sample UTM/description Rock Sample Analysis List of Illustrations Property Location Map Page 3 2

5 Introduction During the summer of 2007 a rock geochemistry program was undertaken on the Bracebridge mineral claims. The work was funded by Ruby Red Resources Ltd. Rock samples were collected from the area to start a database for further evaluation of the property. Location and Access The Bracebridge mineral claims are located in the Purcell Mountains of southeast BC, about 50 kilometres west of Kimberley. The claims are in the West Fork of the St. Mary River just east of Office Creek. The property is accessed by the main West Fork St. Mary FSR as well as an old exploration road that is located in the draw east of Office Creek. Claim Map, Regional Location Top Right Property The property consists of four mineral tenures , , , and all of which are owned by Dan Klewchuk and Rob Klewchuk.

6 Physiography The Bracebridge claims are located in the western part of the St. Mary River valley, typically the area is steep sloped with vertical relief in excess of 1500 meters. Brush is normally good in the timber with open stands of pine, spruce, cedar, hemlock and fir, depending on the maturity of the forest. Valley bottoms and slide chutes are typically brushy with thick alder, and devils club. Higher elevations are barren of trees and brush and often cliffy and scree covered. History The Bracebridge mineral claims are located over a number of old crown grants. Historical work in the area included blasting of pits and adits on mineralized quartz carbonate veins. A number of other junior and major exploration companies have worked on the claims including Cominco. Work consisted mainly of mapping, sampling, some geophysics and limited diamond and reverse circulation drilling. Best results from the diamond drilling were obtained by Cominco where they intersected ore grade copper mineralization over economic widths. Geology The claims are underlain by rocks of the Belt-Purcell Supergroup, a group of mid-proterozoic clastic sediments, gabbro-diorite intrusive sills and dykes, and flood basalts. The Bracebridge is located along the western limb of the Purcell anticlinorium, a broad northerly dipping fold. In the area of the Bracebridge, Belt-Purcell sediments of the clastic Creston formation, carbonate rich Kitchener and carbonate rich Dutch Creek formations are highly deformed and consist mostly of schists and phyllites. Magnetic mafic dykes and sills were noted intruding the sediments. The Bracebridge claims are located along a northerly trending shearzone with widths over 100 meters. Rock Geochemistry During the program 27 samples were collected and analysed with a 31 element ICP by Acme Analytical Labs. The majority of the samples were collected along the Bracebridge shear zone, samples BB07-14 to 21 were collected from the Office Creek area, BB07-22 to 27 were from old workings along the northern strike of the shearzone. A map with copper plotted in ppm is located on page 7, sample descriptions and UTM coordinates along with analysis are in the appendix. Rock samples collected from the old workings, which were typically quartz carbonate veins occurring along fold hinges with abundant chalcopyrite, pyrite, and malachite, assayed over a percent copper with multi-ounce silver and elevated gold values. Samples collected below the old workings from chlorite schist bands with disseminated chalcopyrite contained copper values up to 888 ppm copper (BB07-7). One sample (BB07-11), taken below the historic workings, of a quartz vein containing pyrite and chalcopyrite with a 15 cm width carried over 35,000 ppb Au. Samples collected from Office Creek returned highly elevated values of copper, lead, and zinc as well as some multi-ounce silver. 4

7 Conclusions and Recommendations During the summer of 2007 a rock geochemistry program was conducted on the Bracebridge mineral claims, 27 rock samples were collected from the area. A number of samples from the Office Creek area returned significant values for copper, lead, zinc, silver and gold. Samples taken from old workings of quartz carbonate veins with copper mineralization contained multi-ounce silver, elevated gold, and high copper values. An area of elevated copper mineralization hosted by chlorite schist bands was noted. One sample of pyrite bearing quartz, taken from the main Bracebridge shear, contained an ounce per tonne of gold. At this point further work is warranted on the claims. Prospecting and rock geochemistry should be completed on the entire property, old information should be compiled into a working database, the old exploration road should be brushed and all old workings and diamond drill hole locations should be found. A test soil line should be run to determine if soils would work in areas with poor outcrop. Statement of Expenses Mike Kennedy, Prospector 3 $300/day $900 Sean Kennedy, Eric Holm, Jarred Johnson, Transportation, Rock Samples, Report Writing Prospector 3 $300/day $900 Prospector 3 $175/day $525 Prospector 1 $150/day $150 4X4 Truck 3 $150/day $ $540 Sean Kennedy 1 day (S>$300/dav $300 Total $3765 5

8 Statement of Qualifications I, Sean Kennedy, certify that: 1. I am an independent prospector residing at 272 Kimbrook Crescent, Kimberley, BC. 2. I have been actively prospecting in the East Kootenay district of BC for the past 15 years 3. I have been employed as a professional prospector by junior mineral exploration companies. 4. I own and maintain mineral claims in BC

9 M BE SCALE 1 : 50,000 1 KILOMETERS &RACE Kffi&cE f\ock &t OCHEr< COPPER /AJ P/^M ;V

10 APPENDIX

11 Brace Bridge 2007 Rock Sample Sample* UTM E UTM N Description BB X-cutting Qtz vein Cart). Alt,Little Cpy.Lim.sericite 302/86 BB07-2,3, green schist beds/lens with diss Cpy,PO/Py up to 20cm wide over 7m zone 5 BEDS 78/70N BB SAME AS ABOVE 3 CM WIDE BBO Band of chlorite schist, folded, Cpy.Py.Lim BB cm wide chlorite schist band Cpy, sericite 177/73 beds BB m above BB07-08 Same as above BB Qtz vein in chlorite schist.cpy, bomite.py BB07-11 above last 10m 15cm qtz vein Cpy.Py BB cm wide zone sheared phylitic material, blue metal diss, vugs w/yeltow oxide BB Qtz vein 1 Cpy,Py,MoS?,Sericite 1 ZnS BB Qtz float, rusty Po, PbS, ZnS?, Cpy, Anchorite BB Epidote(Olivine?)rich biotitcsill 187/84E 24mwide,py Pinkish phase in hangin wall magnetic.cpy.weird pinkish stuff, UltraMafic? BB Qtz Vein with >90%Py BB Qtz/carb veins, hem, banded texture, Py, Cpy, Mai BB cm wide piece of qtz breccia, matrix of Py, Po, Cpy, orange coloured creamy fragments BB Qtz float in grey/black muds, ZnS/Py/Cpy?/PbS? BB m cubed Qtz vein float full of Py>70% sulphide vugs/black sulphide? Zone of cleaved whitish phyllite seds tightly folded, plunging back into hillside, qtz veining with massive CuPy, Py, malachite, azurite, carb alt, main workings Pit dug on similar mineralization as last

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14 Brace Bridge Workings Method 3A Analyte Au Unit PPB BB-22 Rock BB-23 Rock 50.2 BB-24 Rock BB-25 Rock 314 BB-26 Rock BB-27 Rock 26.2 BB-23 Rock D 1D Co Mn PPM PPM Sample BB BB BB BB BB BB BB Mo Cu Pb PPM PPM PPM <1 > <1 > <1 > <1 > <1 > <1 > <1 > Fe As U % PPM PPM <2 < <2 < <2 < < <2 < <2 < <2 <8 Zn Ag Ni PPM PPM PPM 363 > > Au Th Sr PPM PPM PPM <2 <2 6 <2 <2 14 <2 <2 9 <2 <2 2 <2 <2 <1 2 <2 25 <2 <2 14 1D 1D Cd Sb PPM PPM Sample BB <3 BB <3 BB <3 BB <3 BB <3 BB BB <3 Bi V Ca PPM PPM % < < < P La Cr % PPM PPM D 1D Mg Ba % PPM Sample BB <1 BB BB-24 1 <1 BB <1 BB <1 BB <1 BB Ti B Al % PPM % <0.01 < <0.01 < <0.01 < <0.01 < <0.01 < <0.01 < <0.01 < Na K W % % PPM <0.01 < < <0.01 < <0.01 <0.01 <2 <0.01 < < <2 <

15 ACME ANALYTICAL LABORATORIES LTD. 852 E. HASTINGS ST. VANCOUVER BC V6A 1R6 PHO Ruby Red Resources Inc. PROJECT BRACE BRIDGE Acme file # A Received: AUG * 23 samples in this disk file. Analysis: AU* GROUP 3A - IGNITED, ACID LEACHED, ANALYZED BY ICP-MS. (15 gm) ELEMENT Au* SAMPLES ppb G-1 <.5 BB BB BB BB RE BB BB BB BB BB BB BB BB BB BB BB BB BB BB BB BB BB BB STANDAR 722.1