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Exploration projects in southeastern British Columbia

Grassi Minerals holds two road-accessible exploration projects in established mining divisions of southeastern British Columbia. Project information is presented as it is available and remains subject to ongoing technical review.

Gem Hunter project area reference map

Fort Steele Mining Division

Gem Hunter

Approximately 12 km west of Kimberley, British Columbia.

Gem Hunter is located within the Fort Steele Mining Division in southeastern British Columbia. The project is approached from the St. Mary Lake area and is supported by established regional access. The property boundary is accessible along the well-maintained Hellroaring Creek Forest Service Road, within 2 km of its start point at the east end of St. Mary Lake. Paved roads connect St. Mary Lake to Kimberley, while secondary and tertiary forest service roads provide access to eastern and southern areas of the property.

Technical information (2023-2025)

- Total hard rock samples to date: 91 - Total soil samples to date: 258 - Best hard rock results: Tungsten (2960ppm W), Tin (8620ppm Sn), Beryllium (628ppm Be)

2025 Gem Hunter Report
Beryl Hunter project area reference map

Nelson Mining Division

Beryl Hunter

Approximately 20 km west-northwest of Creston, British Columbia.

The property is road accessible via Forest Service Roads (FSR) that branch from the Crowsnest Highway (Hwy 3) west of the town of Creston. The northeastern 1/3rd of the property can be accessed via Topaz Creek FSR starting at approximately the 20 km marker. The southwestern side of the property can be accessed by driving along the highway 3 for 22 km west of Creston and turning northwards (uphill) onto Lower Toby Creek FSR. Crowsnest highway to the south of the property is the closest infrastructure in which leads to the town of Creston where several amenities such as fuel, hardware, vehicle repair, food supply, and medical facility can be accessed easily if needed.

Technical information (2024 - 2025)

- Skarn Zone: 800m long in a WNW direction (open), and upwards of 200m wide - Pegmatite outcrop found over a span of 3.5km   - Total hard rock samples to date: 47 - Total soil samples to date: 629 - Total silt samples to date: 7 - Total channel samples: 119  - Best channel sample: 1m of Tungsten (1895ppm W), Tin (594ppm Sn), Beryllium (970ppm Be) - Additional metal results of interest: Nickel (750ppm Ni), Copper (530ppm Cu), Molybdenum (133ppm Mo), Bismuth (51ppm Bi), Zinc (420ppm Zn), Tantalum (319ppm Ta), Niobium (145ppm Nb), Rubidium (1,675ppm Rb), Lithium (200ppm Li) - Discovery of Gem quality Aquamarine, Heliodor, and Grossular Garnet

2025 Beryl Hunter Report
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