Canadian International Minerals - Der neue Star am REE-Himmel? - 500 Beiträge pro Seite

[dijay13]

Kurzzusammenfassung:
- CIN wird seit kurzem an der TSX gelistet
- Aktien: 45,8 Mio
- fully diluted: 54,4 Mio
- Projekte:
Carbo REE
Deadhorse Creek REE
Solar Silica
Copper Mountain

Besonderes Augenmerk gilt dem Carbo Projekt. Hier wurde vor kurzem ein 1.000 m Borhprogramm bekannt gegeben. Carbo umzingelt das Gebiet von dem privaten Explorer Spectrum (Highlights: 48 m - 3,5% REE, 72 m - 2,92% REE, 144 m - 2,2% REE). Gebohrt wird
1 - 2 km von den Volltreffern von Spectrum entfernt. Die Chancen stehen also nicht schlecht ähnliche Ergebnisse zu erzielen.
Eine Erweiterung des Bohrprogramms hängt von den Ergebnissen und den Wetterverhältnissen ab. CIN ist der einzige Explorer, der auf absehbare Zeit in diesem Gebiet bohren wird.

CIN besitzt einen Option mit Commerce Resources auf 75% für 30.000 CDN$, 1,5 Mio Aktien bei 198.000 CDN$ für Explorationskosten innerhalb von 3 Jahren. Meiner Meinung nach "geschenkt"!

Bei einem Volltreffer wird der Kurs hier explodieren. Allerdings sollte sich jeder klar sein, daß es sich hier um ein hochriskantes Invest handelt!!!

Ich persönlich halte den REE-Sektor aufgrund von extremen Verknappungen (Ausfuhrstopp aus China) für den Sektor 2011.

http://www.goldletterint.com/documents/pdf/CANADIANINTMIN_RE…

http://www.cdnintlminerals.com/s/Carbo.asp

Eure Meinungen?

Gruß
Dijay

[Ahorne]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 40.420.603 von dijay13 am 30.10.10 10:32:34

Hallo dijay13

Besten Dank für den Thread. Die Story klingt interessant. Werde mich mal einlesen.
Was mich besonders interessien würde, wie lange der Cash noch reicht zum nächsten PP.
Werde mich mal schlau machen.

cu

[dijay13]

Nachtrag: News Release vom 20.10.2010


October 20, 2010
DIAMOND DRILL PROGRAM BEGINS AT CARBO RARE EARTH PROJECT

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Canadian International Minerals Corp. ("CIN") and Commerce Resources Corp. ("CCE") are pleased to announce that a minimum 1000 meter diamond drill program has commenced on their Carbo Project north of Prince George, BC.

The program is designed to drill at least 12 short diamond drill holes from up to 6 drill sites. Targets were selected on data from a high resolution Aeroquest Radiometric-Mag survey (50 metre line spacing) and closely spaced augur soil geochemical sampling (25 metre grid). Drill site location criteria incorporated anomalous values up to 2061 ppm cerium together with elevated values of other light and heavy rare earth elements (REEs) . The airborne survey has confirmed the apparent continuity of lithology and depositional environment from the adjacent Spectrum Mining rare metals discovery. The Carbo drill targets are within 900 meters of Spectrum's 2008/09 drilling, the results of which are outlined in the table below.

Spectrum Mining Corporation 2008 Drilling Results

Hole #
Interval (m)
La (ppm)
Ce (ppm)
Pr (ppm)
Nd (ppm)
Sm (ppm)
Eu (ppm)
Gd (ppm)

WI-08-01
33.37
14934
19938
1518
3052
363
79
107

WI-08-02
48.64
13570
17806
1344
2780
327
68
107

WI-08-03
72.99
10528
13750
1030
2207
262
56
94

WI-08-04
57.18
12024
16335
1373
2784
318
68
94



Note: Source Lane 2008 B.C. Assessment Report 30873

Results reported in elemental REE's which understate REE oxide content by 15.8 to 17.3 %

Expansion of the minimum 1000 meter program will be dependent on weather conditions which are currently favorable, with temperatures well above freezing. Core logging and storage facilities have arrangeded in Prince George, B.C., to facilitate secure and timely data acquisition and sampling. Samples are being sent to ALS Chemex labs in North Vancouver, B.C.

The Carbo property comprises 7 claims totalling an area of 2,778.63 hectares and is accessible
by all weather gravel roads. It is located in the emerging Wicheeda REE carbonatite camp approximately 80 km north east of Prince George, B.C., adjacent to the Rocky Mountain trench, a major continental geologic feature which is now recognized as the locus of numerous potentially economic concentrations of rare metals. Much of this terrain has seen very little exploration incorporating current models and modern technology.


CIN is earning a 75% interest in the property from Commerce Resources Inc (CCE).

The Qualified Person who has reviewed the contents of this news release is Thomas Hasek, P. Eng.



Neither TSX Venture Exchange nor its Regulation Services Provider (as that term is defined in the policies of the TSX Venture Exchange) accepts responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this release.


Michael E. Schuss
President and Chief Executive Officer


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[dijay13]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 40.421.232 von Ahorne am 30.10.10 14:20:08

Hallo Ahorne,

hast Du schon mal Zeit gehabt Dich einzulesen?

Dijay

[dijay13]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 40.421.465 von dijay13 am 30.10.10 16:11:07

heute bis jetzt + 33 %

[dijay13]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 40.456.824 von dijay13 am 04.11.10 18:50:38

News von gestern:


Cdn Int'l Minerals starts DHC road building, stripping

2010-11-04 15:28 ET - News Release


Mr. Michael Schuss reports

DEADHORSE CREEK RARE EARTH PROJECT EXPLORATION UPDATE

Canadian International Minerals Inc. is pleased to announce that a road building and stripping program has commenced on its Deadhorse Creek ("DHC Property") rare earth element (REE) property. The DHC Property consists of 75 units (1200 ha) in Walsh Township in the Thunder Bay mining division, is approximately 25 km northwest of Marathon, Ontario, and is traversed by Provincial Highway 17.

Fugro Airborne Surveys completed a high resolution magnetic and radiometric survey between September 17-20 on the DHC property. Coverage consisted of 320 line km of traverse lines on 50 meter spacings and 32 km of tie in lines. The survey confirmed known areas of REE mineralization and delineated several new radiometric anomalies as well as structural features that may host or control REE mineralization.

The DHC Property has been intermittently evaluated (Gulf Minerals, Highwood Resources, Unocal Canada), with respect to its Yttrium, beryllium, zirconium and uranium potential since its discovery in 1977. None of this work has led to complete geological delineation of the prospect at depth or along strike, as neither a comprehensive diamond-drilling program nor a regional radiometric survey was undertaken.

A non NI 43-101 compliant mineral inventory report on the DHC property was filed by Unocal Canada (Moly Corp.) in 1987 with the Ontario Ministry of Mines; however, this had been delineated only by surface trenching and small drill program. Unocal Canada was focused on yttrium at that time to supply its contracts with TV screen producers. Assaying was limited to yttrium, zirconium, beryllium, uranium and scandium leaving an unknown potential for other REEs.

CIN is focussing on the high grade zirconium/hafnium potential of DHC. A channel sample cut of one meter returned 9.0% zirconium oxide. (A.W. Knox, Unocal 1987) Limited reconnaissance sampling by CIN has returned 3.18 % zirconium oxide and 556 ppm hafnium over a one meter chip sample and 2.96% zirconium oxide and 637 ppm hafnium in a grab sample. (G. Arseneau, SRK Consulting Canada, 2009)

The present road building program will consist of approximately 2 km in total of 4X4 and excavator access to old trenches of known mineralization as well as new features identified on the airborne survey. Soil and overburden is in general thin but vegetation and thick moss hinders ready observation of rocks. Once access is established to areas of interest, they will be stripped for geological mapping and sampling under the supervision of Dr. R. H. Mitchell, D. Sc. Ph. D FRSC, Consulting Petrologist. Dr Mitchell has studied the mineralogy of DHC extensively and is a world renowned expert in alkaline rocks of which host the mineralization at DHC.

For more information please visit the Company's website.

The Qualified Person who reviewed the technical data for this news release is Thomas Hasek, P.Eng.

[dijay13]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 40.464.873 von dijay13 am 05.11.10 17:04:55

Carbo Drill Core Displays Abundant REE Minerals
Trading Symbol CIN-TSX.V
VANCOUVER, Nov. 8 /CNW/ - Canadian International Mineral Inc. (CIN - TSX.V) and Commerce Resources Corp. (CCE - TSX.V) are pleased to update the current and ongoing diamond drill program on their Carbo Rare Earth Element (REE) property. CIN is earning a 75% interest in the property from Commerce Resources Corp. (CCE), and is meeting all conditions of the agreement to earn their interest. Drilling is currently on the eighth diamond drill hole (DDH). Total core as of late November 6 was 1226 meters. Drilling will continue until weather dictates the end of safe and cost effective working conditions.
Core is flown out daily to a staging area about 1km from the drill site and trucked to a secure core processing and storage facility in Prince George. There it is logged and sawn by Mackevoy Geosciences Ltd. personnel and shipped to ALS Chemex via DHL. Samples are pulverized, split and analyzed using Au FA ICP-AES finish (gold fire assay), Whole Rock ICP-AES, 38 element fusion ICP -MS (includes all REEs) and trace lead and zinc packages. No assays have been received and first results are anticipated in two weeks.
The Carbo property comprises 7 claims totalling an area of 2,778.63 hectares and is accessible by all weather gravel roads. It is located in the emerging Wicheeda REE carbonatite camp approximately 80 km north east of Prince George, B.C., on the western margin of the Rocky Mountain trench, a major continental geologic feature which is now recognized as the locus of numerous potentially economic concentrations of rare metals. Much of this terrain has seen very little exploration incorporating current models and modern technology. It is adjacent to and contiguous with Spectrum Mining's Wicheeda rare metals discovery, as described in B.C.G.S. Assesement Report # 30873. The Carbo drill targets are within 900 meters of Spectrum's 2009 drilling.
The region has garnered significant attention due to the discovery of significant REE mineralization associated with the Wicheeda Carbonatite-Syenite Complex. The Carbo Property covers in excess of 6 km strike length of the complex, which is manifested as an elongate, northwest to southeast trending geophysical anomaly.
A geological synopsis has been provided by Allison Brand, M.Sc. Mackevoy Geoscience Ltd. as follows.
The area currently undergoing diamond drilling corresponds to a distinct airborne geophysical anomaly and coincident soil sample assays from several locations with anomalous rare earth elements and pathfinders. Diamond drill core from the initial five holes has been examined and all holes intersect sections of carbonatite, associated alkaline dykes and metasomatic alteration. Assays are expected shortly from all drill core in the first two drill holes.
Carbonatite intersections can be thin to several tens of metres in thickness, and are generally planar and parallel to host rock (siltstone/phyllite) fabric, which is consistently subvertical. Occasionally the carbonatite is transitional to some of the alteration styles or occurs as crosscutting dikes or veins. Interfingered layering and breccia matrix infill of fine-grained, carbonatite material occurs near or at carbonatite contacts. Carbonatite is typically a combination of crystalline calcite, dolomite, and/or ankerite, accompanied by a variety of rare element accessory minerals. The host rocks around the intrusive are altered in a variety of modes, to varying degrees. The alteration variably consists of bleaching, hornfelsing, pyritization, Na-K-carbonate metasomatic halo, and flooding of grey-blue feldspar-feldspathoid proximal to carbonatite. In addition, carbonate-bearing alkaline dikes that crosscut the host rocks are sulphide-rich (sphalerite, pyrite, pyrrhotite and galena).
Several research samples were chosen to elucidate the composition and identities of accessory minerals in carbonatite and its associated alteration zones. These samples were investigated via scanning electron microscopy (SEM) by Prof. Lee Groat, Dr. Jim Evans, and Dr. Leo Millonig of the University of British Columbia's Mineralogical Research Group. Most significantly, REE-carbonate phase(s) were identified in carbonatite, and likely correspond to a combination of bastnae-sitesynchysite-parisite. Where concentrations of this mineral assemblage were reported they were noted to be up to 50% of the interval by mode. Sphalerite, strontianite (strontium carbonate), an unknown Ni- Fe-Cr oxide, barite, columbite((Fe, Mn)(Nb, Ta)2O6) and Nb-rich rutile were also identified. Significant sulphide is also present in deeper carbonatite intervals: phases identified in core include sphalerite, galena, pyrite, pyrrhotite, and chalcopyrite. The SEM investigation also confirmed the presence of feldspathoid and feldspar phases in alteration zones.
The style of mineralization thus far observed, is consistent with known occurrences of REE mineralization within the region. As previously stated, all core from the first two holes is currently being assayed.
CIN and CCE are proud to be sponsors of the upcoming International Workshop on the Geology of Rare Metals in Victoria November 9-10 organized by the British Columbia Geological Survey, Geological Survey of Canada and the Pacific Section of the Geological Association of Canada. We are also honored that five of our consultants or members of CINs advisory board are presenting or authored papers for the workshop. They are Professor Lee Groat, Ph.D., and David Turner, M.Sc. (University of B.C., Mackevoy Geoscience Ltd.), Professor Anton Chakhouradian Ph.D. and Ryan Kressell M.Sc. (University of Manitoba) and Professor Roger Mitchell Ph.D. (Lakehead University).
Select sections of core from the current drilling program at Carbo are being sent out for further study, and.pictures of mineralized core are available for viewing on the company's website.
The Qualified Person who has reviewed the technical data for this news release is Thomas Hasek P.Eng.
Michael E. Schuss
CEO, Director

[dijay13]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 40.476.974 von dijay13 am 08.11.10 19:09:59

Hallo, ist sonst noch jemand da???

[Tipptopptip]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 40.496.290 von dijay13 am 10.11.10 20:37:26

Hallo,

ich wollte die Aktie schon vor 2 Wochen kaufen. Aber da hatte ich die Isan Nummer noch nicht. Jetzt steht Sie ja auch oben aber weder bei comdirect noch Cortal consors noch flatex kann man die Aktie kaufen.

Hatte jemand das gleiche Problem?

[Tipptopptip]

Heute nochmal probiert und geht jetzt. Hat sich also erledigt.

Vielen Dank

[dijay13]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 40.501.590 von Tipptopptip am 11.11.10 13:59:20

Ab Anfang nächster Woche könnten die Ergebnisse der ersten 2 Bohrlöcher kommen.

Bin mal gespannt! Tradinghalt ???

[dijay13]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 40.556.789 von dijay13 am 19.11.10 20:04:32

News - Neue Landaquisition!!!

Canadian International Minerals Inc. (CIN - TSX.V) is pleased to announce that, subject to the acceptance of the TSX Venture Exchange, it has acquired a 100% interest in mineral claims in the Cariboo Mining Division, British Columbia, known as the Basto claims (the "Property"). The Property covers a total of approximately 618.91 hectares and is located 500 metres northwest of the Carbo property currently being drilled. It is contiguous with the Spectrum Mining Corp. REE discovery property. The Carbo project is a joint venture between CIN (75%) and Commerce Resources Corp (CCE) (25%). Consideration in the transaction is 600,000 common shares of CIN to the vendor, due upon TSX Venture Exchange acceptance of the property acquisition, with no NSR or other residual. "Neither TSX Venture Exchange nor its Regulation Services Provider (as that term is defined in the policies of the TSX Venture Exchange) accepts responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this release."

[Kraut107]

ich habe noch mal bisschen rumgestöbert und bru mit cin verglichen.

CINs Gebiet ist einmal komplett von BRUs Liegenschaften umzingelt. BRUs Gebiet ist mindestens 15fach größer als CIN. Die Bohrergebnisse von CIN waren sehr gut, demnach dürften auch sehr gute Ergebnisse von BRU folgen.

Nur zur Marktkapitalisierung:

Bru 29.954.558 x 0,45 CAD = 13,5 Mio CAD
Cin 44.555.226 x 0,73 CAD = 32,5 Mio CAD

demnach müsste BRU locker über 1 CAD stehen um eine Marktkapitalisierung von CIN hinzubekommen. Wenn man dazu bedenkt, dass das Gebiet von Bru 15 fach größer ist, und BRU doch diverse Goldprojekte am laufen hat, könnte es sich bei BRU um einen neuen TENBAGGER handeln. Ich möchte hier nicht CIN schlecht reden, sondern einen Vergleich ziehen und darauf aufmerksam machen, dass BRU deutlich unterbewertet ist. Es soll nicht heißen, dass CIN nicht weiter steigen kann. Ganz im Gegenteil, nur Bolero sollte als logische Schlußfolgerung auf die Überholspur kommen und dürfte nach jetzigem Stand (nur im CIN Vergleich bei 10-15 CAD angesetzt werden) ich gebe mich schon mit deutlich weniger zufrieden. Aufgehts!

Alle Behautungen und Informationen kann man auf den HPs von Canadian international minerals und Bolero resources nachlesen!

Lieben Gruß

[dijay13]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 40.560.280 von Kraut107 am 20.11.10 21:16:47

Im Prinzip hast Du recht.

Fakt ist aber, dap in dem "heißen" Gebiet CIN die einzigen sind, die auf absehbare Zeit gebohrt haben. Die Ergebnisse stehen noch aus. Bei gleichen Ergebnissen wie Spectrum wird der Wert meines Erachtens über 1 CAD steigen.

In der zweiten Reihe sehe ich aber dann EMI (Electric Metals), grenzt im Norden an Spectrum an. Gerüchten zufolge sollen die Mineralisierungen 2 - 3 mal so groß sein wie bei CIN. Ergebnisse der Auswertung sollen in Kürze folgen. Martkapitalisierung: 6,3 Mio CAD. Im Sog von den CIN Ergebnissen dürfte EMI auch profitieren. Deshalb habe ich mir hier auch schon eine kleine Position aufgebaut.

Grüße

[dijay13]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 40.560.966 von dijay13 am 21.11.10 11:12:12

News!

CANADIAN INTERNATIONAL MINERALS ACQUIRES PRAIRIE LAKE RARE EARTH CLAIMS
Trading Symbol CIN-TSX.V

VANCOUVER, Dec. 1 /CNW/ - Canadian International Mineral Inc. (CIN -TSX.V) is pleased to announce that, subject to the acceptance of theTSX Venture Exchange, it has acquired a 100% interest in mineral claimslocated in the Thunder Bay Mining Division, Ontario, known as thePrairie Lake North/South and Prairie Lake West Properties,approximately 40 kilometers north-east of Terrace Bay, Ontario.

The Prairie Lake North/South Property consists of 218 mineral claims in16 claim blocks covering 3,504 hectares in the Killala Lake andCairngorm Lake Townships.

The Company will acquire the Prairie Lake North/South Property by payingan aggregate of $165,000 and issuing a total of 3,100,000 common sharesover a five year period. The Company will also incur explorationexpenditures totaling $360,000 over five years. The vendor will retaina 3% NSR, half of which can be purchased by the Company for $1,500,000.

The Prairie Lake West Property consists of 37 mineral claims in 3 claimblocks covering 592 hectares in the Killala Lake Township.

The Company will acquire the Prairie Lake West Property by paying anaggregate of $142,000 and issuing a total of 2,240,000 common sharesover a five year period. The Company will also incur explorationexpenditures totaling $250,000 over five years. The vendor will retaina 3% NSR, half of which can be purchased by the Company for $1,500,000.

The new claims surround the Prairie Lake Carbonatite Complex (PLCC). ThePLCC lies at the intersection of fractures subsidiary to the northernextension of the Big Bay-Ashburton Fault (BBAF). The BBAF is deepseated, related to the Lake Superior mid continental fault, and isconsidered to be a controlling structure in the formation of the majoralkaline intrusives at Prairie and Killala Lakes, and the ColdwellComplex, which is adjacent to the company's Dead Horse Creek (DHC)property (Sage 1987).

Field work conducted by the vendor and confirmed by CIN has locatedmultiple new occurrences of alkaline rocks which contain REEs as wellas elevated radiometric signatures. The properties are readilyaccessible by the principal Deadhorse Creek mainline logging road andare approximately 20 km north of the company's DHC property andadjacent to its KM 23 property.


Michael E. Schuss
President and Chief Executive Officer

[Frischzelle]

Price Change % Change Volume
0.62 +0.12 +24.00% 761,350

CIN anticipating very good - perhaps big news very shortly - looks like this week! Strong close. Satellites will follow: IMT and EMI.

[Frischzelle]

Nicht mehr Brand aktuell aber informativ.

[urlhttp://www.igeostore.com/rareearthprospects.html][/url]

[Frischzelle]

Overview:

Canadian International Minerals Inc (CVE:CIN) is focused on the exploration and development of rare earth elements (REEs) and exotic minerals and metals such as silicon, germanium, gallium, indium, tantalum, lanthanum and neodymium and other rare earth elements, in response to demand for technologies related to renewable energy, hybrid vehicles, clean air and carbon emission reduction.

The Company is headquartered in Vancouver, BC, but has mineral projects across Canada in British Columbia, Manitoba and Ontario. On November 8, 2010 Canadian International announced they had completed 8 drill holes on their Carbo Project in British Columbia and several mineralized sections have been sent to the lab for assay.
What We Like About Canadian International Minerals Inc
Canadian International Minerals is awaiting rare earth assay results for the recently completed drilling on its Carbo Property in British Columbia.
Trenching is underway on the Dead Horse Creek rare earth property in Ontario.
The Copper Mountain property is in a copper camp that produced 1.42 billion pounds of copper, 8.5 million ounces of silver and 499.5 thousand ounces of gold between the years 1908 to 1996.

Chief Properties




The Carbo Property

Canadian International Minerals Inc. is earning a 75% interest from Commerce Resources Inc (CCE) for the Carbo Property, located about 80 km northeast of Prince George and 50 km east of Bear Lake, British Columbia. The Property encompasses a series of niobium and rare earth element-bearing carbonatite and alkaline intrusions. In late October 2009, Spectrum Mining Corporation, a private company, reported significant rare earth element mineralization on claims contiguous to the Carbo Property. Mineral analysis on 2009 drill core has indicated that the primary rare earth elements are contained in coarse grained monazite and a bastnesite-synchistite parasite mineral.
The drill targets on CIN’s Carbo property are within 900 m of where Spectrum drilled in 2009. Spectrum has encountered intersections reported that run up to 3.55% rare earth elements. The Wicheeda rare earth mineralization of Spectrum is simple and will be easy to produce a saleable concentrate compared to most other world rare earth deposits including Mountain Pass of Molycorp. By applying flotation a rare earth concentrate of some 60% is estimated achievable. This would exceed the grade at Mountain Pass, the main North American producer over the last four decades.

The value of the rock on some sections of the Spectrum drill hole would provide gross value of the rock in terms of rare earth oxides at over $1,700 per tonne in a 33m intersection. Spectrum stated they had an inferred resource of 11 million tonnes at cut off grade of 1.00% rare earth elements.

CIN’s Carbo property comprising 2,778 hectares, on the western margin of the Rocky Mountain trench 80km northeast of Prince George. The Carbo property covers in excess of 6km of strike length of the complex which is manifested as an elongate trending geophysical anomaly. Seven diamond drill holes have been completed with drilling ongoing. Carbonatite mineralization has been detected in intervals throughout the holes drilled with some intersections exceeding 20m. No assays are yet available but all cores from the first 2 holes are currently at the lab for assaying with results expected before the end of the

The style of mineralization observed is consistent with the other reported rare earth mineralization in the region. Drilling is ongoing until weather precludes cost effective conditions.

Dead Horse Creek Project

Canadian International Minerals Inc has entered into an option agreement to purchase 100% of the Dead Horse rare earth element property. The Dead Horse property consists of two non-contiguous claim blocks, the Dead Horse Creek block and the KM 23 block, totaling 1,456 ha. The Dead Horse Property consists of 52 units in Walsh Township in the Thunder Bay mining division, approximately 25 km northwest of Marathon, Ontario, and easily accessed via an all-weather dirt road that begins at Provincial Highway 17.

Rare earth element hosting minerals at the Dead Horse Property are xenotime and monazite, phosphate minerals with favorable chemical characteristics for economic rare earth element extraction. Of particular interest are the heavy erbium, gadolinium, dysprosium and ytterbium which have been identified in the xenotimes.

The limited work to date on the Dead Horse Property indicates potential for a deposit of substantial size and economic tenor of heavy rare earth elements and associated metals that will not require caustic cracking. Canadian International is awaiting a proposal from Aeroquest Limited to fly a close spaced AeroTEM III-Radiometric-Mag survey over the Property.

Copper Mountain Project


Canadian International Minerals Inc. has 100% ownership of the Copper Mountain Project, consisting of five claims totaling 1,410 ha., located approximately 10 km SW of Princeton, B.C. The property existing infrastructure and road access, only a three hour drive from Vancouver.

The Copper Mountain camp is one of the premier copper, silver, gold porphyry camps in Canada, producing 1.42 billion pounds of copper, 8.5 million ounces of silver and 499.5 thousand ounces of gold between the years 1908 to 1996.

The Similkameen Copper mine (Similco) shut down in 1996 after an extended period of low copper prices. The Canadian International property directly adjoins the mine site to the west. The Similco Mine is currently undergoing an extensive development program by Copper Mountain Mining Corporation (CMC).
Solar and Silicon Projects

An exploration program consisting of geological mapping and sampling has been completed on Canadian International Mineral’s 100% owned Solar and Silicon properties located in the Golden silica belt of British Columbia. Twenty eight large rock samples are currently being processed at Stewart Group Inspection and Analyses Limited in Kamloops for potential as metallurgical grade silica (>99.7% SiO2). Assays are pending. The claim group consists of seven claims totalling 1778.99 ha and hosts a significant amount of Mount Wilson Formation quartzites, the host formation for both producing silica mines in the region. The Company’s claims are located between the Moberly and Hunt silica mines and have road, power and rail access.
Excelsior Gold Property

Canadian International Minerals has completed a reconnaissance exploration program on its 100% owned Excelsior gold property in the White Gold district of Yukon. The property comprises 56 claims and is located 25 km north west of the Golden Saddle deposit. Outcrops observed during fieldwork indicate a widespread presence of granitic dikes intruding metasedimentary country rocks. One outcrop encountered in the field revealed the presence of hydrothermal alteration associated with some of these dikes, suggesting a potential for gold mineralization. Records show the claim area was originally staked in 1907 and a small adit was driven before 1912. The Excelsior claims are 5 km south east of Radius Gold Inc.’s Ten Mile Creek property which hosts widespread gold mineralization. Other landholders in the immediate vicinity are Kinross Gold and Silver Quest Resources Ltd.
Management

Michael Schuss, President, C.E.O., Secretary, Director – Michael Schuss has over 29 years of experience in mining exploration and venture capital. During that period he has worked in the trading operations of a national brokerage firm, several underground mining and surface drilling contractors as well as being director, officer and consultant to several V.S.E., A.S.E., and T.S.X. Venture companies. Mr. Schuss first travelled to China in 1989 and to Africa in 1993, and consulted for some of the first Canadian juniors to operate in those regions. African projects whose potential was identified by Mr.Schuss resulted in a million ounce gold deposit being developed from grassroots exploration, and three separate joint ventures with a world class gold producer and two mid tier gold producers. In recent years he has specialized in acquiring mining properties in Africa, China and Canada for junior mining companies.

Tor Bruland, Director – Tor Bruland is a graduate of the University of Bergen, Norway, with Cand. Mag. (B.Sc.) in 1977 and Cand. Real. (M.Sc.) in 1980. Mr. Bruland arrived in Canada in 1980 and has more than 30 years of exploration and management experience in the industry both with major mining companies and junior exploration companies.

Casey Forward, C.F.O., Director - As an independent professional accountant in Canada since 1990, Casey has worked for public companies in Canada, the United States, and Great Britain. He has owned companies in Canada and, in particular, he was an owner and president of a company in the construction and land development business and an owner and president of a storage and transport company, both located in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. Before entering the field of accountancy, he was studying molecular biology at the University of Manitoba.

Garth Evans, Director - A partner in the law firm Barbeau, Evans & Goldstein, Garth Evans has a lifelong interest in mining exploration. He was previously a director and chairman of Ecstall Mining Corporation, which was taken over by Mantle Resources – now Canadian Zinc Metals Corp.

Chris Verrico, Director - Chris Verrico has extensive experience in mining and construction contracting, particularly in Northern Canada. He is currently President and CEO of Lateegra Gold Corp.
Board of Advisors

CIN is a sponsors of the upcoming International Workshop on the Geology of Rare Metals in Victoria on Nov. 9 and 10, organized by the British Columbia Geological Survey, Geological Survey of Canada and the Pacific Section of the Geological Association of Canada. Five of CIN’s consultants or members of CIN’s advisory board are presenting or authored papers for the workshop. They are Prof. Groat and David Turner, MSc (University of B.C., Mackevoy Geoscience Ltd.); Prof. Anton Chakhouradian, PhD, and Ryan Kressell, MSc (University of Manitoba); and Prof. Roger Mitchell, PhD, (Lakehead University).

Select sections of core from the current drilling program at Carbo are being sent out for further study, and pictures of mineralized core are available for viewing on the company’s website.
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[Frischzelle]

neews is in the air
time to launch!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[dijay13]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 40.892.367 von Frischzelle am 19.01.11 22:16:19

Sieht so aus, als kommen nächste Woche die News
mit den Bohrergebnissen.

Warten wir's ab.

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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 40.904.659 von dijay13 am 21.01.11 17:22:00

Talked extensively with Michael and somewhat with Dr. Mariano today. It is very clear that they both feel they are onto something substantial with the Wicheeda complex.

Spectrum is basically doing nothing with their property, so there was some mention of the possibility of CIN taking it over. This obviously is just speculation at this time, but would make perfect sense since the REE resource is seemingly prominent on both properties.

News regarding the assay results could come at anytime within the next few weeks, although MS is being extremely guarded as he has already been bitten by passing on release dates from the labs that ended up being incorrect.

MS did say at one point earlier on, that they were promised results in three weeks from the new lab, but he then qualified that by saying that it was a marketing guy speaking. What actually transpires in the lab with respect to processing the core, will no doubt be different in terms of actual timing.

Anyway it seems that new lab physically got the cores on Jan 3rd...so who knows...we may get a nice surprise sometime soon, if the marketing guy is actually correct.

Other positive news is that MS is planning a 10,000 m drill program and a new financing to raise $5M...all after the results are in. So to be talking a program and financing of this magnitude and at this point in time, should be a good indication of the confidence he has in what the assays will be.

Can't wait for the news!

http://www.stockhouse.com/Bullboards/MessageDetail.aspx?s=CI…

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CANNACORD'S - David Pescod - Late Edition News Letter Nov/10 Interview with CIN advisory board member Paul Brockington.

See $ values below of 2 0f Spectrums holes calculated by Brockington.

Compare to say Hemlo Gold 10g/ton $1350.00 x .33% = $450.00/Ton.
Extraction costs key to minable deposit in both REEs & Gold see Dr Mariano's coments on processing Wecheeda ore.

It was when David Pescod (cannacord broker who does daily newsletter) interviewed Paul Brockington (CIN director) back in November 2010

DP: What do you know about the mineralogy of The Spectrum Wicheeda discovery and how close are you drilling to it?

PB: The drill targets on CIN Carbo property are within 900m of where Spectrum drilled in 2009. Spectrum Mining has encountered

intersections reported that run up to 3.55% rare earth elements ( note this understates the grade on an oxide

basis which I am quoting elsewhere today). No specific breakdown was provided on the individual rare earths that were

contained in this intersection. Dr Anthony Mariano, a world acknowledged rare earth geologist has identified the rare

earths here contained in a coarse-grained monazite and a bastnesite–synchistic-parasite mineral. This description

matches the mineralization noted in the CIN Wicheeda core as described in the news release today. Furthermore some

recovery work undertaken by Dr Mariano shows that this Spectrum mineralization can be concentrated. He has conducted

bench scale heavy liquid and magnetic separation on a composite core sample as well as rock samples from the

site. He produced a rare earth concentrate that contained 56.09%wt rare earth elements. This shows that the Wicheeda

rare earth mineralization of Spectrum is simple and easy to produce a saleable concentrate compared to most other

world rare earth deposits including Mountain Pass of Molycorp. By also applying flotation a rare earth concentrate of

some 60% is estimated achievable.. This would exceed the grade at Mountain Pass, the main north American producer

over the last four decades.

I can take you one step further, giving an example of the value of the rock on some section from a Spectrum drill holes.

In DDH 08-WI-01 I have calculated a gross value of the rock in terms of rare earth oxides at over $1770 per tonne in a 33m

intersection. Another hole DDH 08-WI-03 had a 234m intersection of over $600 per tonne. I am not a believer in stating

gold equivalent grades, or any equivalent grade comparisons. I believe you know that figures of this magnitude are significant.

At a presentation in Kamloops last spring the president of Spectrum stated they had an inferred resource of 11

million tonne at cut off grade of 1.00% rare earth elements (not oxides) with a light rare earth grade of 1.95% and no details

on the heavy rare earth components, which gave rise to the high values I just quoted for 2 selective drill holes as

reported in drill hole logs in the assessment report on open file.

[dijay13]

So, jetzt endlich scheint es soweit zu sein.

Ergebnisse Ende dieser Woche oder Anfang nächster Woche,
dann PP, dann Fusion/Übernahme Spectrum.

Glänzende Aussichten und keinen in D interessiert's.

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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 41.053.247 von dijay13 am 16.02.11 20:17:04

Hallo, kann jemand den Einbruch erklären. Lohnt ein Einstieg ???

[dijay13]

Zitat von Tipptopptip: Hallo, kann jemand den Einbruch erklären. Lohnt ein Einstieg ???

[dijay13]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 41.095.784 von Tipptopptip am 23.02.11 22:05:04

Ergebnisse waren viel schlechter als vom Markt (und leider auch von mir) erwartet.
PP steht an für das Bohrprogramm 2011. Ich glaube mit bevorstehendem PP sehen wir noch niedrige 0,20er CAD.
Vorerst verbrannte Erde.

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November 29, 2011 3:10 PM - Financial

Save Carbo Drilling Confirms Significant Rare Earth Mineralized Alkaline Intrusive System

http://www.newswire.ca/en/story/886653/carbo-drilling-confir…