The Snow Property is a 74 sq. kilometer high-grade gold, silver and zinc property situated in the Alberni Mining Division, Vancouver Island, British Columbia.

Previous sampling on the property has produced assays of up to 160.7 g/t gold, 57.83 g/t silver and 4.58% zinc.

The gold is hosted in vein systems and exploration for 2012 will focus on discovering the extent of these systems.

A 1988 geological report stated that the property was prospective for porphyry deposits.

An airborne geological survey is being conducted over the entire property.



The Ticho Property is a 16,188 hectare exploration property located in NWT, 50 kilometers from Yellowknife, on the edge of Great Slave Lake.

In 2008, at the urging of De Beers, a 500 tonne kimberlite bulk-sample was completed; the results were disappointing and not in line with expectations based on previous exploration. The Company was not happy with the way the bulk-sample was taken and has settled out of court its litigation with Dyno Nobel Canada.

Further work to explore the Mud Lake kimberlite is planned

Gold is known to exist on the property, but no follow up work was conducted as the Company's focus was on diamonds.
Snowfield now intends, in tandem with diamond exploration, to pursue gold exploration at Ticho, where till sampling has returned up to 20.0 g/t in visible gold.