

The Company completed a series of high resolution ground magnetic surveys on the main property claim block with 50m line spacing, which has been integrated into our detailed geographic information system (GIS) data base. Preliminary interpretation of the ground magnetic data has identified the strongest magnetic anomaly on the property as extending 75 to 250m on strike from a gold intersection in historical Quebec government reports.

The drill intersection from the 1940's, reported in Quebec showing report (GM 00695), returned 1.7 g/t gold over 1.16m (see map below). On-site fieldwork includes stripping and channel sampling in conjunction with detailed geological and structural mapping on priority drill targets.

December 2010, the Company announced that an airborne magnetic and electromagnetic survey was being flown in conjunction with adjacent property holder Xmet Inc. The survey will utilize the advanced TDEM EMosquito II high-resolution time domain transient electromagnetic system that will provide deep penetration. The detailed magnetic coverage and radar altimetry will be recorded for digital elevation modeling. The helicopter survey will be flown at flight line spacing of 100 metres across Tres-Or's entire Duparquet property. The survey is meant to provide refined direct detection of gold-bearing splay faults originating from the Porcupine-Destor Fault.
Tres-Or announced the addition of the 277 hectare Destor claim block just north of the past producing Duquesne Mine property.
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