Located in Northwest Territories, Canada.

The Selwyn Recce Project is a gold, silver, base metal project in the Northwest Territories. The project consists of a large land package (Aben has staked 100,278 acres of ground in the Yukon/NWT east of ATAC’s Rackla Project and Osiris Gold Zone) as well as an accompanying proprietary geological database. There has been over $8.5 million in early-stage exploration and reconnaissance culminating in the large 21,000 geochemical sample database Aben owns as well as the land package. A number of prospective mineralized showings (2 gold, 1 silver, 1 base metals) have been discovered that warrant further work. The exploration that has been carried out spreads over a 36,000 square kilometre area and the database is the summation and compilation of all of this field work making it the largest proprietary database for this underexplored region in the NWT. The extensive amount of geological information contained in the database would help set the stage for further exploration in the region and offers companies/groups who maintain large mineral databases to add to their databanks.

The Selwyn Recce area is considered to be prospective for the presence of Carlin-type gold deposits as well as carbonate-hosted and sedimentary-exhalative (''sedex'') style silver-lead-zinc deposits and sediment-hosted copper deposits. The area has garnered considerable attention recently with the discovery of Carlin-style mineralization in the Yukon Territory at ATAC Resources' (TSX.V: ATC) Osiris gold zone discovery. The Selwyn Recce Project has targets with both Carlin-style stratigraphy and promising geochemical signatures. The Sewlyn Recce area is also prospective for Cretaceous intrusive-related gold systems found within the Tintina Gold Belt of the Yukon and Alaska.

The 2011 field work was successful in delineating four high-priority targets warranting further exploration. The four targets consist of:

1.) ENYO target: silver-zinc showing
2.) Suriso target: prospective for intrusion-related gold systems
3.) Bonk target: base metal showing with extensive 6 km horizon
4.) Energizer target: potential for Carlin-style gold mineralizatio

Highlights and conclusions from the 2011 exploration program at these four showings include:

- Grab samples from the ENYO target returned a range of assay results from anomalous silver and base metal numbers to as high as 651 g/t Ag and 5.5% Zn.
- The Suriso showing is prospective for intrusion-related gold systems based on favourable geology and geochemical signatures.
- Grab sample assay results ranged from anomalous to as high as 0.4% Cu, 2.3% Pb and 2.8% Zn from the Bonk showing with an extensive horizon traceable for over six kilometres.
- Eight grab samples from the Energizer target returned over 10 ppm Thallium indicating the potential for Carlin-style gold mineralization in the area.

The land mass over which the various targets are located is roughly 36,000 square kilometres and much of this ground has yet to be systemically explored.

Field crews completed a very large scale regional reconnaissance program on the Company's Selwyn Recce Project in 2011 that included geological mapping, regional prospecting, geochemical surveys and geophysical surveys. Eighteen high priority targets had previously been identified to form the focus of the 2011 exploration efforts.

The bulk of the field work was carried out on the high priority targets with many thousands of samples having been collected including 7368 soil samples, 681 rock samples, 668 silt samples, 14 heavy mineral bulk samples, and 51 petrographic analysis samples. All of the obtained data from the 8,782 samples has been imported into a database to allow for geological interpretation and analysis. Aben also re-analyzed historical geochemical samples from previous work programs for precious metal content which had never been done before. The Company now possesses the largest proprietary database for the region consisting of over 21,000 samples assayed for precious and base metals. Aben also conducted 3,233 line kilometres of airborne magnetic and radiometric geophysical surveys to complement the sampling and prospecting program.

Aben owns a 100% interest in a number of properties in the Selwyn Recce region (the Selwyn Recce Project includes all of these various properties) totaling 100,278 acres of prospective ground.

The Company also owns a proprietary database that has been assembled through decades of systematic mineral exploration in the Mackenzie Mountains. This 21,000 geochemical sample database is the largest geological database for this underexplored region with over $8.5 million being spent in field work and data compilation/analysis to create it. The database covers an area of 36,000 square kilometres and is exclusive to Aben. The extensive amount of geological information contained in the database would help set the stage for further exploration in the region and offers companies/groups who maintain large mineral databases to add to their databanks.

The Selwyn Recce Project consists of all of the properties as well as the geological database.