Glacier Lake Completes Silver Vista Transaction
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GLACIER LAKE COMPLETES SILVER VISTA TRANSACTION
Vancouver, B.C. – May 4th, 2017 – Glacier Lake Resources Inc. TSXV: GLI – (“Glacier” or the “Company”)
is pleased to report the final approval of the TSX Venture Exchange (the “Exchange”) and has completed
its transaction involving the acquisition of and option to acquire the Silver Vista copper-silver property
(“Silver Vista” the “Property”), through a property option agreement, with Multiple Metals Resources
Ltd. (“Multiple Metals”), and Amarc Resources Ltd. (“Amarc”) (the transaction was previously
announced in the Company’s news release of March 17, 2017). Glacier Lake has the right to acquire the
Property which consists of a series of forty-nine (49) mineral claims located in the Province of British
Columbia.
The Company can acquire the Property through completion of (i) a series of cash payments totalling
$230,000, (ii) by issuing 750,000 common shares of the Company, and (iii) by completing exploration
expenditures on the Property of not less than $600,000, all in the thirty-six months following the grant
of the Option. Following exercise of the option, the Property will remain subject to a 2.5-percent net
smelter return royalty, of which 2.125 percent is in favour of Amarc and 0.375 percent is in favour of
Multiple Metals.
As previously reported, the Silver Vista copper-silver property comprises over 246 square kilometres,
and covers multiple mineral showings and geochemical anomalies, with the main showing area (the
“MR” prospect) located approximately 55 kilometres northeast of the town of Smithers in north-central
British Columbia.
The principal target on the Silver Vista property is best observed at the MR prospect and comprises
“sediment-hosted” copper – silver mineralization. The mineralization is very fine grained and
disseminated, and interpreted to be strata-bound, hosted in fossiliferous sandstones, siltstones and
minor conglomerate.
Sediment-hosted copper (and silver) deposits are a large and diverse group that include some of the
richest and largest copper deposits in the world, and represents a “best of class” exploration target, over
this district sized property.
Further information concerning the Silver Vista property is available in the geological report prepared in
respect of the Property and available under the Company’s profile on SEDAR.
Following completion of the transaction, effective at the open of markets on Monday, May 8th, 2017, the
Company will be listed on the Exchange as a Tier 2 Mining Issuer and trading will resume under the
ticker symbol “GLI”.
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Exploration targets include:
MR Prospect area - Only limited outcrops exposure occurs, but trenching and limited drilling (1991-
1992, 14 holes, 1,252.5 meters) returned significant copper-silver intercepts near surface and at depth.
Soil geochemistry has been very successful indicating the size and trend of the large mineralized system.
Best trench results were 16.5 metres at 0.43 percent copper (“% Cu”) and 74 grams per tonne
silver (“gpt Ag”).
Widest Intercept - Hole MR-91-03 returned the widest interval from the collar at 3.9 metres, of
61.9 metres averaging 0.11% copper and 40.5 g/t Ag.
Best Intercept - the deepest (213.4 metres) hole, MR- 92-02, returned a higher-grade intercept,
from 192.6 metres of 2.8 metres averaging 3.65 % Cu and 195.8 g/t Ag, within a wider interval
from 179.8 meters of 15.6 metres returning 0.86 % Cu, and 58.6 g/t Ag (designated the “002
Zone”). Hole MR-92-02 also ended in lower zone of mineralization, from 201.2 metres depth,
over 12.2 meters, averaging 0.33% Cu and 15.0 g/t Ag.
Petrographic analysis by Amarc in 2012 on hole MR-92-02 indicated the silver mineralization
consists of very fine-grained native silver, argentite/acanthite, argentiferous chalcocite/digenite
and trace Ag-tennantite, while copper-mineralization consists of fine grained, disseminated,
chalcocite /digenite, bornite, trace chalcopyrite and covellite.
Soil geochemistry has outlined an area approximately 1.5 by 2.0 kilometers around the MR
prospect area. Soil geochemistry values grade up to 1025 parts per million copper (“ppm Cu),
and up to 75.4 ppm Ag (equates to 75.4 g/t Ag in soils).
Exploration Program
The Company’s initial summer exploration will focus on confirming and expanding the 002 Zone
intercept with a series of steeply dipping or vertical drill holes, of about 250 metre depth, to determine
the dip and strike. Currently the mineralization is interpreted to be stratabound, dipping shallowly to the
north or northeast. These drill holes will also pass through the shallow, near-surface copper-silver
mineralization and determine the extent and grade of these targets. Other drill holes are proposed on
the other soil geochemistry and VTEM (EM geophysics) targets within the three-square kilometer target.
Other Geochemical Targets
Since discovery of the MR showing in 1990, the Silver Vista property has been covered with an extensive
geochemical sampling data base (almost 8,900 total samples, with over 7,700 soil samples). The
previous explorer Amarc (2012-2013), identified five additional geochemical targets that warrant
additional investigation. The recent (February 2017) VTEM airborne survey, indicated three additional
high-priority geophysical (VTEM) targets for follow-up work. Efforts this summer will focus on file
investigation of the SV3 target, located approximately 24 kilometres northwest of the MR prospect.
Peak soil geochemical values from this area include 1,025 ppm Cu, 93.5 ppm Ag, 4,584 ppm zinc (Zn) and
up to 6,334.4 parts per billion gold (“ppb” Au, equates to 6.33 grams per tonne gold). Field work will
include prospecting, geological mapping, soil and rock geochemistry, and hand trenching.
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Management Appointment
The Company would also like to announce that it has strengthened its technical team with the addition
of Mr. Pete Parsley from Boise, Idaho as Vice-President of Exploration. Mr. Parsley is a Senior Geologist
with over 32 years of experience in exploration, mine permitting, development, compliance and mine
disturbance reclamation in North America, including in high grade gold deposits in Alaska, Africa, Asia,
and South America. He has a Masters Degree in Geology and has been working with Daniel Kunz &
Associates from Boise, Idaho www.dkunzassoc.com, for the last 4 years.
Debt Settlement and Option Grant
The Company also announces that it has reached an agreement with an arms’ length creditor to settle
outstanding indebtedness of $21,000 though the issuance of 140,000 common shares at an effective
price of $0.15 per share. The Company has also arranged to grant 350,000 incentive stock options to
certain officers, directors and consultants of the Company. T he options vest immediately and are
exercisable at a price of $0.15 for a period of three years.
Completion of the debt settlement and option grant remains subject to the approval of the Exchange.
All securities issued in connection with the debt settlement will be subject to a four-month-and-one-day
statutory hold period.
The technical content of this news release has been reviewed and approved by R. Tim Henneberry,
P.Geo., an independent consultant and a qualified person as defined by National Instrument 43-101 –
Standards of Disclosure for Mineral Projects.
FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACT:
Saf Dhillon
President/CEO
Glacier Lake Resources Inc.
Tel: 866-687-7059
Dir: 604-688-2922
Please visit our Website at: www.glacierlake.ca
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