SLAM is drilling for gold to follow up on a very successful drilling program  completed  in 2008.  The 2008 program included gold intercepts in all six holes drilled at Reserve Creek, a new gold discovery drilled at Keezhik and confirmed a historic gold occurrence at Miminiska.

SLAM plans additional drilling to follow up a successful 20 hole drilling program on its Silverjack project.  Assays range up to 653 g/t (19.05 oz/ton) silver, 2.69% copper, 14.60% zinc and 12.80% lead.

Silverjack is adjacent to SLAM's wholly owned  Nash Creek deposit, the subject of a  43-101 compliant resource estimate published by Wardrop Engineering in 2009.  Let the drill bit do the talking!

Highlights

Drilling For Gold 
Assays are pending from 10 holes in a 2,000m drilling program recently completed at Miminiska-Keezhik, the Opikeigen Joint Venture and Reserve Creek where visible gold occurs in all 3 holes.

High Grade Silver Detected 
Drilling results from the 20 hole program include intervals ranging up to 19 oz/t silver (653 g/t). Additional drilling planned.

New Resource Estimate
SLAM recently reported a new 43-101 compliant estimate by Wardrop Engineering for the Nash Creek Deposit.

 Latest Bathurst Mining Camp Discovery 
Recent drilling at TSN hit stringer zone mineralization that could lead to a major new VMS discovery in the Bathurst Mining Camp.