Vision Lithium Inc.
MD&A for the year ended August 31, 2020
Epithermal Property
The Epithermal property is located in between and contiguous to both the Red Brook and Benjamin properties. It was only recently staked following construction of new forestry access roads. The vendors discovered a large outcrop of sericite-altered rhyolite with apparent breccia textures and quartz veins. A single sample assayed 40 ppb Au, indicating a fertile environment for gold mineralization. The occurrence has no reported prospecting or drilling history. Field work is required to advance this new and exciting prospect.
Benjamin Property
The Benjamin property is located east of the Epithermal property. The property covers approximately 15 sq. km. and is host to a copper-molybdenum porphyry type deposit in intensely altered and fractured granodiorite porphyry, part of a Devonian intrusive complex. Best historical intersections include 218m @ 0.22% Cu, 312m @ 0.12% Cu, 52m @ 0.20% Cu, 10m @ 0.39% Cu and 10m @ 0.30% Cu.
Stratmat first explored the area in 1954, followed by Soquem-Temex in the 1970’s. In the summer of 2019, the Vendors located two old trenches using a Lidar map, and resampled the old trench of hole 7014, as well as the old trench in the South C zone. The trenches exhibit altered and mineralized rocks. The trench along hole 7014 returned values of up to 1.14 g/t Au. The description of the drill hole in the Soquem report describes a 200m hole with mineralized rhyolite, which appears to coincide with the surface rocks found in the trench. Drill holes were not assayed for gold at the time of drilling. The core for several of the historic drill holes is preserved and may be available for resampling and assaying for gold.
The Benjamin property has been recognized as a porphyry copper-moly type. It is near a large granite intrusive. Only a relatively small area near the intrusive has been tested. A thorough prospecting program is recommended along with trenching and sampling and ground IP surveys. In addition, a review of the porphyry deposit is warranted to model the deposit, evaluate its potential at depth and its gold potential. The property warrants a further evaluation for porphyry deposits and contact related skarn deposits and their gold potential.
The Company is planning exploration programs for these Properties in 2021.
Dme Lemieux Property
The Dme Lemieux Property is made up of 238 map-designated claims totaling 11,599.84 hectares or roughly
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115.99 km . The Property is located in the Gaspsie region of eastern Qubec, approximately 32 km south-southeast of
the town of Sainte-Anne-des-Monts, Qubec. Access is accessed by way of the main road that cuts across the Gasp peninsula and the National Park of the same name.
No field work was completed on the property during the period. However, the Company had planned a field and drilling program for 2020 and had received drilling permits for the program. Funding is in place for this program which is now planned for 2021. The Dome Lemieux property is located less than 200km north by road from the newly acquired New Brunswick, creating synergies for the exploration of both sites.