Press Releases
2004
DECEMBER
Dec. 18 2004
Annual General Meeting on February 11, 2003
On December 17, 2002 the company announced an Annual General
Meeting which will be held on February 11, 2003.
Record date January 7, 2003. Meeting in Vancouver, B.C.
CONTACT: Abby Farrage, Director Consolidated Gold Win Ventures
Inc.
TEL: (604) 671-4718
FAX: (604) 572-1891
Email: moreinfo@v-cgw.com
Dec. 16 2004
CONSOLIDATED GOLDWIN VENTURES ACQUIRES NEVADA GOLD AND COPPER
PROPERTY – ELKO COUNTY, NEVADA
(VANCOUVER BC; December 14, 2004) CONSOLIDATED GOLD WIN VENTURES
INC. (CGW TSX-V) announces that it has optioned a 50 % interest
in the South Dolly Varden Claims in the Dolly Varden District,
southeast of Elko, Elko County Nevada, adjacent to Anaconda/Hecla
companies past producing Victoria Mine. The company will pay Kokanee
Placer $75,000 US, issue 750,000 shares and complete $300,000
exploration work over the next 3 years on the 15 claims.
The Victoria Mine operated in the 1970’s into the early
1980’s as a high grade copper producer shipping over 24
million pounds of copper to the Hecla and Andaconda’s smelters.
The Dolly Varden area is recognized as a classic eastern Great
Basin district with base and precious metals associated with upper
Paleozoic sediments intruded by Cretaceous auriferous magmas,
the property has potential targets already for advanced exploration
and development.
The South Dolly Varden Claims, southeast of the Victoria Mine
have significant values of copper (up to 1.3%) and gold (up to
4.27 grams per ton), in grab samples, related to gold-copper porphery
and/or skarn system associated with felsic intrusive dykes. The
related alteration is wide spread at the edge where the mountain
meets the alluvium of the basin, suggesting a significant undiscovered
zone could be present.
The skarn mineralization is similar to a partially delineated
copper skarn zone grading 2.6% copper with potential gold values
that is associated with the Victoria Mine.
Kokanee Placer initiated an exploration program consisting of
geological mapping, rock and soil sampling and geophysical surveys
and has initiated, on behalf of CGW, drill permitting (which should
take about 2 months in Nevada). The company expects to drill the
identified zones early in 2005. The region is accessible year
round for exploration work.
The property has been reviewed by Glen Macdonald, the company’s
“qualified person” under National Instrument 43 –101,
responsible for reviewing the technical disclosure in this news
release.
NOVEMBER
Nov. 22 2004
RESIGNATION OF DAVID LEON WILLIAMS
Consolidated Gold Win Ventures Inc. has received and accepted
the resignation of David Leon Williams as a director of the company,
and wishes Mr. Williams the very best in his future endeavours.
Souhail ‘Abby’ Abi-Farrage, Chairman
Consolidated Gold Win Ventures Inc.
Vancouver, BC
Email: moreinfo@v-cgw.com
The TSX Venture Exchange has neither approved nor disapproved
of the information contained herein. The statements that are not
historical facts are forward-looking statements involving known
and unknown risk factors and uncertainties which may cause actual
results to vary considerably from these statements. The risks
and uncertainties include those described in the Company's periodic
filings on SEDAR.
MAY
May 11 2004
Diamond Exploration Continues at Drybones
VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA, May 11, 2004 (CCNMatthews via COMTEX)
-- CONSOLIDATED GOLD WIN VENTURES INC. (CGW TSX-V) would like
to re-iterate that it continues its 2004 drilling exploration
program on the Drybones Bay kimberlite camp on Great Slave Lake.
The company was granted a land use permit to conduct drilling
exploration on its GSL claims and its GTEN 9 Claim that had a
2 year term. According to past practice once a Land use permit
is issue, further exploration only requires a notification of
the Mackenzie Valley Land and Water Board (MVLWB) and a comment
period to enable the company to accommodate any potential concerns
before the new drill sites were approved.
Since further exploration on the land based portion of the Permit
area has already been approved for the GTEN 9 area, land based
drilling on the GSL claims to test other anomalies was all that
the company was requesting in this first amendment to the initial
permit.
In conjunction with that, the company had First Nation representative,
some who are working for the company, escort elders from the local
community at Dettah (just outside of Yellowknife) to the area
of proposed drilling. They reported back to the First Nation's
Land and Environment at Dettah that the proposed area was acceptable
and no adverse impact would be expected.
CGW expects to resume drilling as soon as the spring break up
is complete and access to the drill site areas can be achieved.
Souhail 'Abby'Abi-Farrage, President and Director Consolidated
Gold Win Ventures Inc.
Vancouver, BC Email: moreinfo@v-cgw.com
The statements that are not historical facts are forward-looking
statements involving known and unknown risk factors and uncertainties
which may cause actual results to vary considerably from these
statements. The risks and uncertainties include those described
in the Company's periodic filings on SEDAR.
Consolidated Gold Win Ventures Inc. David Williams (604) 536-6115
May 5 2004
RESUMPTION OF TRADING
(VANCOUVER BC; MAY 4, 2004) CONSOLIDATED GOLD WIN VENTURES INC.
(CGW TSX-V)
Due to a change of address and inadvertence, the receipt by the
Company of its sustaining fee notice from TSX Venture Exchange
was delayed resulting in the suspension of trading. All fees have
been paid and the Company expects to resume trading shortly.
Further information can be obtained from the company’s
web site www.v-cgw.com or by contacting David Williams at (604)
536-6115.
Souhail ‘Abby’ Abi-Farrage, President and Director
Consolidated Gold Win Ventures Inc.
Vancouver, BC
Email: moreinfo@v-cgw.com
APRIL
Apr. 20 2004
Diamond Exploration Begins at Drybones-CGW Breaks Ground
VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA, Apr 20, 2004 (CCNMatthews via COMTEX)
-- CONSOLIDATED GOLD WIN VENTURES INC. (CGW TSX-V) is continuing
its winter 2004 drilling exploration program on the Drybones Bay
kimberlite camp on Great Slave Lake.
Drill holes into magnetic anomalies with affinities to the main
Drybones Bay kimberlite are being completed to a depth of 150
- 200 metres. In conjunction with this ongoing drilling, the company
has applied to amend its current land use permit to accommodate
further drilling on adjacent properties and anomalies in the area.
On going detailed surface magnetometer surveying is being conducted
in conjunction with this proposed drilling to define the anomalies
and to take advantage of the drill being available to test these
potential zones.
The Company also announced private placements for the sale of
1,500,000 units at $0.15 per unit for a total of $225,000, where
each unit consists of 1 common share of the Company and 1 share
purchase warrant having a 2 year term for the purchase of 1 further
common share of the Company at the exercise price of $0.15 per
share in the first year and $0.20 per share in the second year.
Of these units, 1,200,000 units shall comprise flow-through shares
and flow-through share purchase warrants and 300,000 units shall
be non flow-through. The maximum allowable finder's fee shall
be payable.
Souhail 'Abby'Abi-Farrage, President and Director
Consolidated Gold Win Ventures Inc.
The statements that are not historical facts are forward-looking
statements involving known and unknown risk factors and uncertainties
which may cause actual results to vary considerably from these
statements. The risks and uncertainties include those described
in the Company's periodic filings on SEDAR.
Consolidated Gold Win Ventures Inc. David Williams (604) 536-6115
Website: www.v-cgw.com or Consolidated Gold Win Ventures Inc.
Souhail 'Abby'Abi-Farrage President and Director Email: moreinfo@v-cgw.com
Apr. 16 2004
Diamond Exploration Begins at Drybones-CGW Breaks Ground
VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA, Apr 16, 2004 (CCNMatthews via COMTEX)
--
CONSOLIDATED GOLD WIN VENTURES INC. (CGW TSX-V) completed its
first drill hole of its winter 2004 drilling exploration program
on the Drybones Bay kimberlite camp on Great Slave Lake.
The drill hole was completed to a depth of 503 feet on the eastern
anomaly of the first grid, intersecting mainly greywacke rocks.
Exotic material was intersected in a narrow dyke near the bottom
of the hole and samples have been sent to a laboratory for petrographic
and chemical analysis.
On going detailed surface magnetometer surveying is being conducted
in conjunction with the drilling to better define the anomalies
and as a guide for the continuing exploration drill program.
The drill is currently testing the western portion of the magnetic
anomaly adjacent to the first target.
Glen Macdonald, Director Consolidated Gold Win Ventures Inc.
Vancouver, BC Email: moreinfo@v-cgw.com
The statements that are not historical facts are forward-looking
statements involving known and unknown risk factors and uncertainties
which may cause actual results to vary considerably from these
statements. The risks and uncertainties include those described
in the Company's periodic filings on SEDAR.
Consolidated Gold Win Ventures Inc. David Williams (604) 536-6115
Apr. 14 2004
CONSOLIDATED GOLD WIN VENTURES RETAINS RESOURCE PR EXPERTISE
- REPUTATIONS CORPORATION
VANCOUVER BC – APRIL 14, 2004 – CONSOLIDATED GOLD
WIN VENTURES INC. (CGW:TSX-V) announced today that the Company
has selected Reputations Corporation (www.reputations.com) as
its agency of record for media communications, as it commences
diamond exploration drilling at Drybones Bay, NWT.
According to Abby Farrage, Chairman of Consolidated Gold Win
Ventures, Reputations was chosen for its acumen in the resource
sector, particularly its knowledge of the diamond industry in
Canada.
“As we begin drilling for diamonds, we need a reputable
firm that understands the complexities of the diamond industry
and the importance of the Canadian diamond industry as an International
player,” Farrage says. “Reputations is a firm that
can offer all of that with a proven track record of success.”
According to Wayne Hartrick, CEO of Reputations Corporation,
the contract award is both timely and relevant as the reputation
management agency firmly positions itself in the resource sector.
“We are adding a diamond exploration company at the height
of the diamond rush in the NWT,” Hartrick says. “This
coupled with representation of the largest robotic diamond manufacturer
in North America and representation of a Billion dollar silver
equity company - when silver is at its highest price in 20 years,
puts the Canadian resource sector on our most wanted list for
2004.”
“Canadian diamonds are hot…silver, copper and platinum
are hot and we’re thrilled from a professional standpoint
to be building, managing and protecting the reputations of these
dynamic Canadian companies.”
CGW has commenced drilling at Drybones Bay, 45 minutes from Yellowknife,
in April, after receiving the go ahead from the Federal Minister
of Indian Affairs and Northern Development (DIAND), following
a 12-month public consultation process.
Further information can be obtained from the company’s
web site www.v-cgw.com or by contacting David Williams at (604)
536-6115.
Souhail ‘Abby’ Abi-Farrage, Chairman
Consolidated Gold Win Ventures Inc.
Vancouver, BC
Email: moreinfo@v-cgw.com
The TSX has neither approved nor disapproved of the information
contained herein. The statements that are not historical facts
are forward-looking statements involving known and unknown risk
factors and uncertainties which may cause actual results to vary
considerably from these statements. The risks and uncertainties
include those described in the company’s quarterly filing
with the SEC and other period filings.
Apr. 7 2004
DIAMOND EXPLORATION BEGINS AT DRYBONES – CGW BREAKS GROUND
(VANCOUVER BC; APRIL 8, 2004) CONSOLIDATED GOLD WIN VENTURES
INC. (CGW TSX-V) began drilling today at Great Slave Lake’s
Drybones Bay where the company is exploring for diamonds on its
optioned claims adjacent to the diamondiferous kimberlite discovered
last year by New Shoshoni Ventures Ltd.
Up to six holes on three target areas will be drilled in the
next 3-4 weeks. The drill, a Longyear Super 38 will drill through
the 6-8 feet of lake ice and evaluate the potential of the kimberlite
on the property.
According to Abby Farrage, President and Director of CGW, the
three drilling target areas on the GSL Claims have many of the
same attributes as the newly discovered diamond bearing kimberlites
on the adjacent New Shoshoni Ventures property.
“We are drilling in this area with the hopes that these
similar attributes result in similar diamond bearing kimberlite
on our staked property,” Farrage said.
Core will be examined on site by W.G. Timmins P.Eng , who is
the company’s “Qualified Person” as defined
by National Policy Instrument 43-101, before being secured and
transported to a secure facility in Yellowknife for further analysis.
Mr. Timmins was the on site supervisor of last year’s successful
drilling program on the adjacent property which discovered the
new diamond bearing kimberlite – DB –02 at Drybones
Bay.
Further information can be obtained from the company’s
web site www.v-cgw.com or by contacting David Williams at (604)
536-6115. :
Souhail ‘Abby’ Abi-Farrage, President and Director
Consolidated Gold Win Ventures Inc.
Vancouver, BC
Email: moreinfo@v-cgw.com
Apr. 1 2004
Consolidated Goldwin Ventures Permit Issued-Diamond Drilling
at Drybones, NWT to Commence Immediately
CONSOLIDATED GOLDWIN VENTURES INC. (CGW TSX-V) received the permit
documents today from the Mackenzie Valley Land and Water Board
(MVLWB) after an arduous 15 month permitting process.
The Land Use Permit issued today by the MVLWB will enable the
company to drill up to six holes initially on three target areas
of the company's optioned claims adjacent to the diamondiferous
kimberlite discovered last year by New Shoshoni Ventures Ltd.
The Land Use Permit issued to Consolidated Gold Win Ventures Ltd.
will make possible the first drill testing in the area of this
second discovered kimberlite pipe in the Drybones Bay area and
highlights the potential for the discovery of a significant cluster
of diamondiferous kimberlites.
The discreet magnetic anomaly that was drilled by New Shoshoni
and found to be related to a kimberlite pipe has a similar discreet
magnetic signature to those found on Consolidated Goldwin's properties.
To recap the data on CGW's targets adjacent to this second kimberlite
discovery, analysis of the magnetometer work completed by CGW
identified that both anomalies are associated with recessive bathometric
zones.
On Grid 1 the anomaly has an elongated WNW axis on the northerly
flank of an associated magnetic identified NW dike system. The
anomaly is discreet and independent of the system and appears
associated with a definite bathometric depression.
The second anomaly on Grid 2, was defined into two adjacent highs
one of which shows three internal magnetic segregations. Another
NW dyke system was identified in the regional survey but is located
south of these discreet magnetic anomalies. As with the Grid 1
anomaly this anomaly appears to be associated with a definite
bathometric depression
Souhail 'Abby'Abi-Farrage, Chairman
Consolidated Gold Win Ventures Inc.
The statements that are not historical facts are forward-looking
statements involving known and unknown risk factors and uncertainties
which may cause actual results to vary considerably from these
statements. The risks and uncertainties include those described
in the company's quarterly filing with the SEC and other period
filings.
Consolidated Gold Win Ventures Inc. David Williams (604) 536-6115
Email: moreinfo@v-cgw.com Website: www.v-cgw.com
MARCH
Mar. 26 2004
CONSOLIDATED GOLD WIN VENTURES ISSUED PERMIT FOR DIAMOND DRILLING
AT DRYBONES, NWT
VANCOUVER BC - MARCH 26, 2004 - CONSOLIDATED GOLD WIN VENTURES
INC. (CGW:TSX-V) has received confirmation of the Federal Minister
of Indian Affairs and Northern Development (DIAND) acceptance
of recommendations from the Mackenzie Valley Environmental Impact
Review Board (MVEIRB) to issue a land use permit for the company
to commence diamond drilling exploration in the Drybones Bay area
in the Northwest Territories, Canada.
Drilling on Consolidated Gold Win's (CGW) properties on Great
Slave Lake will commence once formal documentation is issued by
the Mackenzie Valley Land and Water Board (MVLWB), the regulatory
body that processes the paperwork. The MVLWB is the agency that
referred the permitting process for the 3- 4 week drilling program
to the MVEIRB approximately 12 months ago.
With the Ministry's approval CGW will be the first company to
drill in the Drybones Bay area, which is just 45 minutes from
Yellowknife since 2003 and the first drilling adjacent to New
Shoshoni Ventures Ltd. newly discovered diamondiferrous kimberlite.
The company anticipates drilling will begin in April 2004.
CGW has exploration projects in gold, nickel, platinum and diamonds
across Canada, including a nickel platinum project in Quebec,
where the company has received authorization to drill up to 12
diamond drill holes on its mineral properties in the northern
Ungava Peninsula area near Falconbridge's new mine.
Further information can be obtained from the company's web site
www.v-cgw.com or by contacting David Williams at (604) 536-6115.
Souhail 'Abby' Abi-Farrage, Chairman
Consolidated Gold Win Ventures Inc.
Vancouver, BC
Email: moreinfo@v-cgw.com
The Canadian Venture Exchange has neither approved nor disapproved
of the information contained herein. The statements that are not
historical facts are forward-looking statements involving known
and unknown risk factors and uncertainties which may cause actual
results to vary considerably from these statements. The risks
and uncertainties include those described in the company's quarterly
filing with the SEC and other period filings.
FEBRUARY
Feb. 11 2004
Environmental Impact Review Recommends Drybones Drilling Permit
Consolidated Gold Win Ventures Inc.
Suite 410 - 455 Granville Street
Vancouver, British Columbia
Canada
V6C 1V5
NEWS RELEASE
February 11, 2004
CONSOLIDATED GOLD WIN VENTURES INC. (CGW:TSX-V) had its Land
Use Permit Application referred to the Mackenzie Valley Environmental
Impact Review Board (MVEIRB) in April 2003, for review along with
all other exploration applicants on the diamond properties in
the Drybones Bay area of Great Slave Lake in the Northwest Territories,
Canada.
On February 11, 2004, the company received notification that
it has had its proposed drilling recommended by the MVEIRB to
be accepted and is expecting the Federal minister to issue a drill
permit for the program.
The company is proceeding in the normal course of business to
prepare to conduct its drilling program this winter.
For further information please contact CGW office or David Williams
at (604) 536-6115
Souhail (Abby) Abi-Farrage
Chairman of the Board
Consolidated Gold Win Ventures Inc.
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