Zinc and Silver zone located south of the historic Red Spring deposit located in north-central British Columbia. Analyses of soil geochemical samples from a late 2016 program returned samples with values as high as 1.55% Zinc, 225 g/t (7.94 oz/t) Silver and 3.89% Copper.

The apparent Zinc-Silver zone is a 350 metre offset from the previously identified Copper-Silver zone and, as defined by the recent sampling, has dimensions of approximately 400m x 350m. The zone is open to extension to the east, south and southwest of the surveyed area.

The program conducted in late 2016 comprised 293 samples and covered an area with approximate dimensions of 750m x 1000m, and partly overlays the Red Spring deposit where earlier work, including eight shallow drill holes, explored copper and silver mineralization that, on the basis of drill core analyses, reportedly intersected high values in both metals over thicknesses from 11.9m (39 feet) to 50.3m (165 feet) in an area with approximate dimensions of 750m x 350m.