The Lac Nadeau Property consists of 48 claims and covers a total area of
2823 hectares on NTS sheet 31I16. The Property is located 70km West of Quebec City and 11km South of the village of Rivière-à-Pierre.  The property is easily accessible via a good network of gravel roads.

The Property is located within the Grenville geological Province, in a portion of the Bostonais Complex where a series of small ultramafic bodies intrudes the Grenvillien gneisses over a distance of 1.80km. These rocks contain trace to 10% disseminated sulfides and are strongly anomalous in PGE.

At the Eastern end of the property,  grades of 0.67%Ni, 0.51%Cu and 0.55g/t PGE have been obtained from the Keno showing. At the western end, the Lac Nadeau showing was trenched and several short holes were drilled on a mineralized outcrop. Few samples were assayed for PGE but a sample from one drill hole reported 0.50%Ni, 0.40%Cu and 0.68g/t PGE over 1.50m. A sample taken by MRN geologists in 2004 for a metallogenic study reported 1366ppb Pt, 2011ppb Pd and 470ppb Au in an olivine bearing gabbro-norite showing 5% disseminated sulfides.

Using key element ratios, the survey concluded that these intrusions had excellent potential for hosting nickel and PGE economic mineralization.