Diamonds / GTEN16

Description

The GTen 16 property is adjacent to the Drybones Bay, Great Slave Lake, kimberlite camp approximately 55 km. S.E. of Yellowknife NWT. Consolidated Gold Win Ventures Inc. has an option to earn a 49% interest in GTEN 16.

GTen 16 is located 15 kilometres northeast of Snowfield's Mud Lake kimberlite discovery and approximately 18 kilometres east of New Shoshoni's two diamondiferous kimberlite pipe discoveries.

An initial drill hole was completed on one target from the ice in 2005.

The drill was then moved to test the Defeat Lake anomaly of New Shoshoni's Fate Claim (CGW was granted a 10% interest for its part).

Delineation geophysics on the GTEN 16 has outlined a strong high and low magnetic anomaly on the GTEN 16 claim which is typical of kimberlites elsewhere. The high was tested from the ice in 2005 and the low remains to be drill tested this winter (2006) as this significant anomaly has not been explained.