Central Manitoba and Cryderman

The Bissett Gold Camp has a history of exploration dating back to the 1930’s. The claims

cover the site of past producing mines with nine mine shafts and known gold mineralization.

Within these claim boundaries, the Central Manitoba mine produced 137,817 oz Gold at an

average grade of 0.36 oz/t and the Rockland-Ogama mine produced 45,445 oz Gold at an

average grade of 0.33 oz/t.

The Rice Lake/Bissett Gold Mine is located on this greenstone belt and operated continuously

from 1932 to 1968. It has produced 1,462,055 oz Gold at an average grade of 0.26 oz/t. and it

recommenced production in April 2006.

The primary goal of the most recent exploration programs on the Central Manitoba and

Cryderman Properties was undertaken by Placer Dome under the terms of an Option

agreement with Mid-North.

2003 exploration comprised; Aeromagnetic Survey - Rock & Soil Geochemistry -

Biochemistry.

Geological report for Placer Dome (B. E, Mitten - dated Dec 18, 2003) identifies expenditures

of $190,000.

The Diamond Drill Program in 2004 intersected grades 20 to 165 grams/t Gold.

The Geological report for Placer Dome (J. W. P. Lengyel) dated Sept 7, 2004 identifies

expenditures of $415,000.

On August 20, 2004 Placer Dome advised Mid-North of its decision not to continue with the

option, resulting in Mid-North regaining 100% ownership of the properties.

Geological Report (NI 43-101) for Mid-North (G. S. Carter - dated June 17, 2005) and for Bison

(G. S. Carter - dated December 29, 2005) has recommended expenditures of $575,000 stage (1)

and a further $1,050,000 stage (2).