Guyana Mineral Exploration

[Ed Monton]

New Trench and Pit Data Expands High-Grade Zone at Sacre-Coeur's Northwest Gold Project; 12 Meters Average 7.90 g/t Au
Tuesday February 26, 3:01 am ET


VANCOUVER, BC--(MARKET WIRE)--Feb 26, 2008 -- SACRE-COEUR MINERALS, LTD. (the "Company") (CDNX:SCM.V - News) (Frankfurt:S5N.F - News) is pleased to report that further results from its trenching and test pitting program recently conducted on a portion of its Northwest Project area in Guyana continue to expand and demonstrate continuity of the zone of near surface high-grade gold mineralization. Test pit NWHTP yielded 12 meters averaging 7.90 g/t Au, which include a vein with true width of 0.8 meters grading 21.41 g/t Au hosted in mineralized country rock.
As reported previously, the Company is conducting a mechanized trenching program to further test the anomalous area identified by soil sampling in its Northwest Project area. Complete assays for four additional trenches and partial assays for seven trenches and one test pit have been received. Because the mineralized zones are sub-horizontal, trench and pit channel samples were oriented near vertical (normal to the dip of the mineralized structures) at sample stations located at approximate one meter intervals along the trenches. Selected results from some intersections of the mineralized zone are presented in the table below.

 
  
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 Trench Number     Sample Sta.   From    To   Interval       Assay 
                                  (m)    (m)     (m)        (g/t Au) 
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 NWHTP (test pit)          4m     0.0    0.8     0.8           21.41 
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                           4m     0.8    1.3     0.5            2.69 
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                           6m     0.0    0.8     0.8           17.21 
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                           6m     0.8    1.8     1.0 (assay pending) 
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                           6m     1.8    2.8     1.0            1.24 
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                          12m     0.0    1.0     1.0 (assay pending) 
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                          12m     1.0    1.6     0.6            7.87 
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                          12m     1.6    2.6     1.0 (assay pending) 
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                          14m     2.5    3.5     1.0            1.82 
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                          16m     0.0    0.8     1.4            4.26 
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  NWTR 7B                  0m     1.2    1.7     0.5            1.30 
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                           0m     1.7    2.5     0.8            4.53 
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                           2m     1.0    1.9     0.9            8.47 
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                           6m     3.0    3.8     0.8            3.87 
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                           8m     3.0    3.5     0.5            4.17 
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                          10m     3.0    3.9     0.9            1.56 
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                      64m west    1.0    1.5     0.5            2.93 
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                      64m west    1.5    2.3     0.5            3.73 
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                      66m west    0.0    0.8     0.8            1.19 
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                      68m west    0.0    0.8     0.8            3.18 
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                      70m west    0.0    0.8     0.8            3.44 
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 NWTR 19B                 14m     0.0    2.0     2.0            2.66 
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                          15m     0.0    2.0     2.0            4.35 
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  NWTR 7A                 14m     1.9    2.7     0.8           25.20 
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Notes: 1) Samples are cut normal to the dip of the structure, thus
represent true width. 2) Samples presented in this table are assayed by
Loring Laboratories as further described below. From-To represent depths in
meters from surface.

Trench Survey Data

 
  
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                   East       North 
 Trench No.        (m)         (m) 
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 NWHTP           824,682     837,565 
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 NWTR7B          824,661     837,603 
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 NWTR19B         824,364     837,219 
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 NWTR7A          824,720     837,565 
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Though trenching presents essentially only a two dimensional picture by intersecting the relatively flat-lying mineralized zone at or near its outcrop, geologic mapping of the trenches indicates a package of closely spaced sub-horizontal veins of similar tenor greater than 10 meters thick persisting over an area measuring approximately 1200 meters by 350 meters. A relatively shallow grid of core drill holes is planned to establish a third dimension for the gold bearing zone. Because of the successful in-house drilling program at its Million Mountain Project in Guyana, the Company has purchased a new Atlas Copco CT 14 core drill mounted on a crawler carrier and is preparing to commission the rig for drilling this highly encouraging zone along with numerous other prospective targets on its Northwest Project area.

According to Irwin Olian, CEO of the Company, "Early results from our trenching and pitting program at the Northwest Project are producing robust results that give us great encouragement for the potential of this new project area. We are looking forward to the arrival of our new diamond drill rig on site so that we may commence drilling to evaluate the width and continuity of the gold-bearing zone. It has already been traced on surface to cover an area of approximately 1200 m by 350 m, so the potential is certainly great. The Northwest Project now gives the Company a second major gold project in development in Guyana to go along with the Million Mountain Project where drilling is ongoing."

Assay Data

The Company uses Acme Laboratories for its core sample assays. Samples are prepared at Acme's Georgetown Guyana prep facility. Prepared samples are shipped to Acme's analytical lab in Santiago, Chile for determination. Acme's facilities are ISO certified. Every tenth sample is split and a duplicate sample is shipped to ALS Chemex Vancouver, BC facility for check assay. As well, splits of all samples determined by Acme to be 5 g/t Au or greater are also shipped to ALS Chemex for check assay. The results presented herein are composites of the assay of the coarse metallic fraction (+200 mesh) and the assay for the -200 mesh pulp to produce a total contained gold assay.

The Company uses Loring Laboratories - Guyana, a subsidiary of Loring Laboratories, Ltd. of Calgary Alberta to analyze geo-chem and other field samples. Splits of every 10th sample and splits of all samples returning assay of greater than 5.0 g/t Au are sent to ALS Chemex Vancouver BC facility for check assay. The results presented herein are composites of the assay of the coarse metallic fraction (+200 mesh) and the assay for the -200 mesh pulp to produce a total contained gold assay.

Technical Staff

The Company's exploration program is overseen by Gregory B. Sparks, P. Eng., Senior Vice President Mining and Exploration for the Company. Mr. Sparks is a Qualified Persons under NI 43-101. Mr. Luis Gana is Chief Geologist Northwest Region. He is assisted by Joseph Calpito, Senior Project Geologist. Mr. Henry Salvado is Chief Geologist Puruni Region (which includes Million Mountain Project). He is assisted by Messrs. Alan Davies, Carlos Toro-Taylor, and Bjorn Jeune, all Senior Project Geologists. Mr. Ardito Martohardjono, a Director of the Company and laboratory specialist, provides assistance establishing lab protocols and sample handling and assay quality control.

About Sacre-Coeur

The Company is engaged in the acquisition, exploration and development of properties for the potential mining of gold, metals and diamonds in South America, initially focussing on exploration for gold on its properties in Guyana. The Company presently has an interest in approximately 850 square miles of mineral properties in Guyana, including the Million Mountain Property. The Company has offices in Vancouver, Canada and Georgetown, Guyana. More information about the Company is available at www.scminerals.com.



ON BEHALF OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF
SACRE-COEUR MINERALS, LTD.

"Gregory B. Sparks"
Gregory B. Sparks, P. Eng.

Sr VP Mining & Exploration

About Sacre-Coeur

The Company is engaged in the acquisition, exploration and development of properties for the potential mining of gold, metals and diamonds in South America, initially focussing on exploration for gold on its properties in Guyana. The Company presently has an interest in approximately 850 square miles of mineral properties in Guyana, including the Million Mountain Property. The Company has offices in Vancouver, Canada and Georgetown, Guyana. More information about the Company is available at www.scminerals.com.

The TSX Venture Exchange has not reviewed and does not accept responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of the content of the information contained herein. The statements made in this press release may contain certain forward-looking statements that involve a number of risks and uncertainties. Actual events or results may differ from the Company's expectations.

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Sacre-Coeur Minerals, Ltd
Suite 1925, Box 11553
650 West Georgia Street
Vancouver, BC
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Next holes = booooooooooooooooomer

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He really does look like Irwin Olian - Chairman, CEO and President of SCM!!!

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Maybe they can grow something on the property...

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Spark it up.

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Sacre-Coeur drills 93.0 m of 0.81 g/t Au

2008-01-03 04:43 MT - News Release

Mr. Irwin Olian reports

SACRE-COEUR REPORTS 250 METER STEP OUT YIELDS 93.0 METERS GRADING 0.81 G/T AU AT MILLION MOUNTAIN; HIGH SULPHIDE PORPHYRY BODY DRILLED AT OLD GRANNY TARGET AREA 1 KM TO THE EAST

Sacre-Coeur Minerals Ltd. is continuing drilling to expand the gold resource at its Million Mountain project. Drill hole MM11007 drilled more than 250 metres south of its last reported drilling, encountering 93 metres grading 0.81 gram per tonne gold. Step-out drilling is continuing to expand the gold-mineralized body to the south. The company has now completed three lines of drilling at 50 metres, 150 metres and 250 metres respectively, located south of the last reported drilling. In addition drilling along the Northeast margin of the known resource body has been completed. Assays remain outstanding for approximately 20 infill holes drilled into the Million Mountain main mineralized zone.

 
  
                         TABLE OF SELECTED DRILL RESULTS 
  
 Drill hole     From (m)      To (m)   Interval (m) Assay (g/t Au) 
  
 MM11007           73.0       166.0          93.00           0.81 
 including       129.70      134.98           5.28           4.01 
 MM10707          10.13        21.3          11.17           0.58 
                  43.90       61.80          17.90           0.81 
 

Notes:
1) Intercepts are not resolved to true width.
2) Assays are uncut, though no significant statistical outliers
occur in the sample population.
3) These assays are determined by Acme Laboratories as further
described below.

 
                    DRILL HOLE SURVEY DATA 
  
 Drill hole UTM grid  East      North    Collar.  Azimuth  Inclination 
              No.     (m)        (m)     Elev (m) (true N) 
  
 MM11007      21N   241223.76  696712.19  65.94      286         -60 
 MM10707      21N   241146.10  696840.69  71.31      286         -45 
 

Assays have also been received for several holes aimed at testing the anticipated northeastern corner of the resource body. Drill holes MM8107, MM8207, MM8307, MM8407, MM8507, MM8607, MM8707 and MM8907 were drilled to test the northeastern margin of the resource body. As expected, all but MM8707 and MM8907 returned numerous scattered intercepts of 10 metres grading 0.5 gram per tonne gold, consistent with the margins of the main body of mineralization.

Recent mapping of trenches located approximately 500 metres to the southwest of the main resource body show similar rock type and veining consistent with the resource drilled to date. Presently the Million Mountain resource body remains open to the south and southwest.

In addition, the Old Granny resource target located approximately one kilometre to the east may add a further dimension to the overall Million Mountain resource target. Initial drilling in this area has revealed a large scale, sulphide-rich porphyry body, with total pyrite and chalcopyrite content ranging to more than 25 per cent. Assays for 10 holes of core drilling into this target area are pending.

According to Irwin Olian, chief executive officer of the company: "It is gratifying to see a continuation of gold mineralization as we step further to the South with our drilling. Our team is now working toward determination of an initial National Instrument 43-101 compliant resource estimate as soon as possible."

Assay data

The company uses Acme Laboratories for its core sample assays. Samples are prepared at Acme's Georgetown Guyana prep facility. Prepared samples are shipped to Acme's analytical lab in Santiago, Chile, for determination. Acme's facilities are ISO certified. Every 10th sample is split and a duplicate sample is shipped to ALS Chemex Vancouver, B.C., facility for check assay. As well, splits of all samples determined by Acme to be five grams per tonne gold or greater are also shipped to ALS Chemex for check assay. The results presented herein are composites of the assay of the coarse metallic fraction (over 200 mesh) and the assay for the under 200 mesh pulp to produce a total contained gold assay.

The company uses Loring Laboratories -- Guyana, a subsidiary of Loring Laboratories Ltd. of Calgary, Alta., to analyze geochem and other field samples. Splits of every 10th sample and splits of all samples returning assay of greater than 5.0 grams per tonne gold are sent to ALS Chemex Vancouver, B.C., facility for check assay. The results presented herein are composites of the assay of the coarse metallic fraction (over 200 mesh) and the assay for the under 200 mesh pulp to produce a total contained gold assay.

Technical staff

The company's exploration program is overseen by Gregory B. Sparks, PEng, senior vice-president mining and exploration for the company. Mr. Sparks is a qualified persons under National Instrument 43-101. Luis Gana is chief geologist, northwest region. He is assisted by Joseph Calpito, senior project geologist. Henry Salvado is chief geologist, Puruni region (which includes Million Mountain project). He is assisted by Alan Davies, Carlos Toro-Taylor and Bjorn Jeune, all senior project geologists. Ardito Martohardjono, a director of the company and laboratory specialist, provides assistance establishing lab protocols and sample handling and assay quality control.

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Sacre-Coeur drills 55.2 m of 1.09 g/t Au at Million

2007-05-14 02:44 MT - News Release

Mr. Irwin Olian reports

250 METER STEPOUT TO SOUTH YIELDS BROAD LOW GRADE ZONE; INTERVALS INCLUDE 55.2 METERS @ 1.09 G/T AU

Sacre-Coeur Minerals Ltd. has received assays from Loring Laboratories Inc. of Georgetown, Guyana, for six additional drill holes at its Million Mountain project located in the Middle Puruni River region of Guyana. The holes reported herein (MM5307 through MM5807) were drilled to expand the continuous resource body to the southwest from the zone reported in previous releases.

The farthest holes to the southwest are located approximately 200 metres south-southwest of the initial discovery holes (MM01-05 and MM02-05) and 250 metres south-southeast of the northwesternmost holes reported previously. All of these holes encountered substantial intercepts of gold mineralization above 0.5-gram-per-tonne (g/t) Au cut-off.

 
  
                     TABLE OF SELECTED DRILL RESULTS 
  
 Drill hole         From         To          Interval           Assay 
                  (metres)    (metres)       (metres)         (g/t Au) 
  
 MM5307              0.00       14.35           14.35           2.15 
 incl.               0.00        8.80            8.80           3.11 
 MM5307             46.95       48.65            1.70           0.64 
 MM5307              75.3        77.6            2.30           0.55 
 MM5307            100.35      101.95            1.60           1.70 
 MM5307            162.20      165.30            3.10           0.64 
 MM5307            179.80      199.15           19.35           0.52 
 MM5307            213.40      215.40            2.00           0.60 
 MM5407              0.00        9.75            9.75           1.39 
 MM5407             54.00       59.50            5.50           0.68 
 MM5407             68.30       72.90            4.60           0.57 
 MM5407            103.30      111.30            8.00           0.55 
 MM5407            119.00      131.40           12.40           0.88 
 MM5407            135.10      137.60            2.50           0.57 
 MM5407            152.60      155.60            3.00           0.63 
 MM5407            202.10      203.40            1.30           0.58 
 MM5407            213.30      214.70            1.40           0.59 
 MM5407            217.50      219.90            2.40           0.52 
 MM5407            221.70      224.40            2.70           0.57 
 MM5507              0.00       23.80           23.80           0.56 
 MM5507             48.53       52.23            3.70           0.94 
 MM5507             77.35       78.55            1.20           0.87 
 MM5507            100.70      104.50            3.80           0.63 
 MM5507            107.86      113.55            5.69           0.50 
 MM5507            126.15      135.80            9.65           0.52 
 MM5607             21.35       24.00            2.65           2.80 
 MM5607             40.35       43.60            3.25           0.67 
 MM5607             52.20       53.20            1.00           1.22 
 MM5607             76.00       90.40           14.40           0.65 
 MM5607             95.50      102.25            6.75           0.73 
 MM5607            111.90      118.45            6.55           0.53 
 MM5607            127.45      140.55           13.10           0.50 
 MM5707              0.00        8.20            8.20           0.74 
 MM5707              72.9       74.27            1.37           1.09 
 MM5707             81.25       83.06            1.81           0.58 
 MM5707            127.55      130.98            3.43           0.56 
 MM5707            224.98      226.30            1.32           0.93 
 MM5807              0.00        55.2            55.2           1.09 
 incl.               7.40       12.25            4.85           5.42 
 MM5807             70.50       72.25            1.75           1.11 
 MM5807             75.90       78.90            3.00           1.12 
 MM5807            112.95      118.60            5.65           0.50 
 MM5807            145.60      149.95            4.35           0.59 
 

1) Intercepts are not resolved to true width.
2) Assays are uncut, though no significant statistical outliers
occur in the sample population.



These drill holes represent the furthest data to the southwest side of the resource body, located a little over 200 metres to the southwest of the collar of the initial discovery hole (MM0106) previously reported. No mineralized intervals of one metre or less has been reported in the table of selected results, though many short intervals of greater than 0.5 g/t Au occur between the more significant intervals presented in the table of selected results.

Though all holes reported herein, encountered substantial zones of gold mineralization, the mineralized zones are somewhat less continuous than the typical top-to-bottom zones encountered in drilling farther to the north and east. This interruption in continuity is believed to be related to a northwest-trending shear occurring just to the west of the holes reported in this release. Continuing drilling is focused on defining the attitude and relative movement along this shear, and the impacts on gold mineralization farther to the west.

 
  
                            DRILL HOLE SURVEY DATA 
  
 Drill  UTM grid     East      North        Collar    Azimuth   Inclination 
                                         elevation 
 hole      No.       (m)         (m)          (m)     (true N) 
  
 MM5307    21N   240,994.47   697,041.50     67.54       106         -60 
 MM5407    21N   240,974.68   697,002.88     66.06       286         -60 
 MM5507    21N   240,975.43   697,002.61     66.00       286         -45 
 MM5607    21N   240,936.07   696,963.04     66.02       286         -60 
 MM5707    21N   240,936.78   696,962.85     65.99       286         -45 
 MM5807    21N   240,993.17   697,041.89     67.49       286         -60 
 

According to Irwin Olian, chief executive officer of the company: "It is gratifying to see the continuation of gold-bearing mineralization reflected in this large step-out of some 250 metres on the southwest perimeter of the zone at Million Mountain. While this southwest extremity appears to be relatively low grade in tenor, all six holes yielded near-surface intervals above cut-off and add to the overall scope of the project. We look forward to further expansion of the zone as well as successful infill drilling with a near-term goal of establishing a meaningful gold resource and demonstrating continuity of the large body of mineralization discovered at Million Mountain."

Assay data

The company uses preliminary results from Loring Laboratories -- Guyana, a subsidiary of Loring Laboratories, Ltd. of Calgary, Alta., qualitatively to help guide its continuing drilling program because of expedient availability of data, but relies on ALS Chemex for final results as Chemex is an ISO-certified facility. The results presented herein are produced by Loring. These results are inclusive of the assay of the coarse metallic fraction composited with the assay for the minus-200-mesh pulp to produce a total contained gold assay. The results reported herein are produced by Loring Laboratories -- Guyana, and are therefore considered preliminary. Final assays determined by ALS Chemex, will only be reported if they differ significantly from the preliminary results determined by Loring.

Drilling

Drilling reported herein was completed using the company's Atlas Copco CS 14 core drill operated by company employees. All holes were continuously cored using HQ equipment through the saprolite and then reduced to NQ for coring unweathered rock. Core recovery in saprolite has remained in excess of 90 per cent, and approaches 100 per cent in unweathered rock.

Technical staff

The company's exploration program is overseen by Gregory B. Sparks, PEng, senior vice-president, mining and exploration for the company, along with the project geologic staff, including Henry Salvado, senior project geologist; Alan Davies, PEng, senior project geologist; and Joseph Calpito, senior project geologist, with assistance from Dr. Hendrikus Aarden, PGeo, senior geologic consultant. Mr. Sparks, Mr. Davies and Dr. Aarden are all qualified persons under National Instrument 43-101. Ardito Martohardjono, a director of the company and laboratory specialist, provides assistance establishing lab protocols and sample handling and assay quality control.

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Tom Exploration options Guyana property

2007-05-14 17:12 MT - News Release

Mr. Daniel Pauze reports

TOM EXPLORATION INC OPTIONS THE EXCLUSIVE RIGHTS CONNECTED WITH THE EXPLOITATION OF A MINERAL PROPERTY IN GUYANA

Tom Exploration Inc. has signed a letter of intent which will allow the company to obtain the exclusive exploitation rights of an alluvial deposit in Guyana. The company which until now worked exclusively in the field of mining exploration in Canada will begin appraising the resources of the property next month in order to define its full potential. At this time, no verification of the property as been made by Tom Exploration. The agreement was signed Friday, May 11.

The property

Easy to access, the property covers 14.45 square kilometres (3,570 acres). It is situated approximately 65 kilometres to the northwest of the city of Bartica at the junction of the Oko and Cuyuni rivers. A local forest company recently opened many new roads all across the property.

Several Canadian companies are already active on the banks of the Oko and Cuyuni rivers. They are Guyana Goldfields Inc., Aranka Gold Inc. and Sacre-Coeur Minerals Ltd. Since the mid-1800s, the Oko mountains, situated to the west of the property, as well as the Oko, Cuyuni, Aremu and Ekribisi rivers and their respective banks, produced and are still producing gold from the alluvial deposits. The Oko river crosses two of the claims on the property before pouring in the Cuyuni river. The Cuyuni river runs along the north side boundaries of the property.

Project manager

The person responsible for the operations will be Rafal Sweicki a renowned specialist of alluvial deposits.

Cost of the transaction

Tom Exploration agreed to do all the work and to pay the owner 10 per cent of the annual production.

The closing session is scheduled to take place next month.

[Ed Monton]

Guyana Goldfields Inc.: Aurora Exploration Update-221m @ 4.72 g/t Au.

TORONTO, ONTARIO--(CCNMatthews - April 2, 2007) - Guyana Goldfields Inc.(TSX:GUY) -

The Company is pleased to report highlights of seventeen diamond drill holes from four different zones at its' 100% owned Aurora Property, Guyana.

Rory's Knoll

The Company currently has two diamond drill rigs committed to exploring and delineating the deeper sections of the Rory's Knoll mineralized zone utilizing the Devicotm directional drilling technology. This program is designed to explore for gold mineralization between vertical depths of 600 metres to 1200 metres below surface and to position acceptable "piercing point" density for resource delineation calculation.

Holes RKD-60DV2 and RKD-60DV3L are the second and third holes designed to explore for gold mineralization between vertical depths of approximately 600 metres and 800 metres below surface. Both holes explored the eastern portion of the deposit, with RKD-60DV3L tracing the eastern edge of the deposit at these depths. Assay results are summarized below.

[Ed Monton]

Sacre-Coeur drills 108.55 m of 2.04 g/t Au


2007-01-10 18:47 ET - News Release

Mr. Gregory Sparks reports

CORE DRILLING TO THE WEST CONFIRMS EXTENSION OF ZONE AT MILLION MOUNTAIN; LONG INTERVALS INCLUDE 108.55 M @ 2.04 G/T AU

Sacre-Coeur Minerals Ltd. has received assays from Loring Laboratories Inc. of Georgetown, Guyana, for 12 additional drill holes drilled into a new zone located 250 metres west of its initial discovery holes (MM01-05 and MM02-05, reported previously). These new holes encountered long intervals of moderate grade punctuated by several high-grade shoots.

Notable results include: drill hole MM41-06, which contained 108.85 metres at 2.04 grams per tonne gold, including 8.5 metres at 12.61 g/t Au; drill hole MM29-06, which contained 139.30 metres at 1.02 g/t, including 7.1 metres at 6.42 g/t Au; drill hole MM39-06, which contained 7.9 metres at 9.63 g/t Au; and drill hole MM36-06, which contained 111.90 metres at 1.07 g/t Au.


TABLE OF SELECTED DRILL RESULTS

 
 Drill hole    from (m)   to (m)  Interval (m)  Assay (g/t Au) 
  
 MM29-06         18.7    158.0      139.3        1.02 
 including       19.7     26.8        7.1        6.42 
 including       65.0     68.0        3.0        4.83 
 MM30-06          0.0     84.8       84.8        0.79 
 MM33-06          0.0     98.6       98.6        0.54 
 MM34A-06         0.0     27.8       27.8        0.97 
 MM35-06          9.8    101.1       91.3        1.08 
 including       62.1     69.9        7.8        3.2 
 MM36-06         20.0    131.9      111.9        1.07 
 including       20.0     37.0       17.0        3.85 
 MM37-06          0.0     23.0       23.0        1.05 
                 42.9     71.5       28.6        1.56 
 MM38-06          0.0    122.0      122.0        0.62 
 MM39-06         48.9    62.55      13.65        6.13 
 including       50.2     58.1        7.9        9.63 
 MM40-06         31.9   134.65     102.75        1.02 
 MM41-06        46.75    155.6     108.85        2.04 
 including       50.5     66.5       16.0        9.02 
 including       58.0     66.5        8.5       12.61 
 MM42-06         56.6    140.2       83.6        1.75 
 including       57.2     67.2       10.0        7.68 
 

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Notes:

Assays for upper portions of MM39-06, MM40-06,
MM41-06 and MM42-06 are pending, though are not expected
to contain significant value, as the intervals are in
the barren thrust plate.

Intercepts are not resolved to true width.

Assays are uncut, though no significant statistical
outliers occur in the sample population.


These drill results confirm the extension at depth of the high-grade mineralization found in trenches to the west of the initial discovery holes, which was reported in the company's press release in October, 2006. Drilling and trenching to date indicate robust disseminated gold mineralization with numerous high-grade shoots related to dilational features contained within the host body continuously from the initial high-grade discovery holes for a distance of at least 250 metres to the west and north. Step-out drilling to the north and west is continuing. Similarly, as reported in the company's news in Stockwatch of Dec. 20, 2006, trench results suggest continuity to the south and east for at least a distance of 325 metres from the discovery holes. Step-out drilling in this direction is also planned in the coming weeks.

According to Irwin Olian, chief executive officer of the company: "It is gratifying to see our drilling program confirm long intervals of gold-bearing mineralization following our trenching program to the west of the main zone at Million Mountain. This 250-metre step-out certainly gives further encouragement to the expansive character of the near-surface deposit. We are also excited by prospects for expanding the zone to the south and east as suggested by sampling and trenching in those directions. We look forward to Infill drilling along with drilling designed to further expand the perimeter of the zone in all directions."

Assay data

The company uses preliminary results from Loring Laboratories -- Guyana, a subsidiary of Loring Laboratories Ltd. of Calgary, Alta., qualitatively to help guide its continuing drilling program because of expedient availability of data, but relies on ALS Chemex for final results as Chemex is an ISO certified facility. The results presented herein are produced by Loring. These results are inclusive of the assay of the coarse metallic fraction composited with the assay for the minus-200-mesh pulp to produce a total contained gold assay. The results reported herein are produced by Loring Laboratories -- Guyana, and are therefore considered preliminary. Final assays determined by ALS Chemex will only be reported if they differ significantly from the preliminary results determined by Loring.

Drilling

Drilling reported herein was completed using the company's new Atlas Copco CS 14 core drill operated by company employees. All holes were continuously cored using HQ equipment through the saprolite and then reduced to NQ for coring unweathered rock. Core recovery in saprolite has remained in excess of 90 per cent and approaches 100 per cent in unweathered rock.

Technical staff

The company's exploration program is overseen by Gregory B. Sparks, PEng, senior vice-president, mining and exploration, for the company, along with the project geologic staff, including Jack King, senior project geologist, Alan Davies, PEng, senior project geologist, Joseph Calpito, senior project geologist, and Thomas Clarke, project geologist, with assistance from Dr. Hendrikus Aarden, PGeo, senior geologic consultant. Mr. Sparks, Mr. Davies and Dr. Aarden are all qualified persons under National Instrument 43-101. Ardito Martohardjono, a director of the company and laboratory specialist, has provided assistance establishing lab protocols, and sample handling and assay quality control.

We seek Safe Harbor.

[Ed Monton]

Sacre-Coeur extends mineralization at Million Mountain


2006-12-20 14:53 ET - News Release

Mr. Irwin Olian reports

TRENCHING AT MILLION MOUNTAIN CONFIRMS CONTINUATION OF MINERALIZED ZONE TO THE SOUTH; REFINED GEOLOGIC MODEL HIGHLY ENCOURAGING

Sacre-Coeur Minerals Ltd. has made major strides in refining the geologic model controlling gold mineralization at its Million Mountain project located in the Puruni River region of Guyana. Recent trenching has now expanded the mineralized zone approximately 325 metres to the south of the initial discovery holes reported in March, 2006. Previous trenching at Tiger Creek to the east and in the recently discovered Western zone had revealed extensions of the zone along the northwest-southeast-trending strike. Assays for 21 drill holes are pending, owing to major backlog at the company's outside assay laboratories. Assays for these holes are expected shortly and will be reported as soon as practicable.

Based on previously reported drilling and trenching, it was believed that gold mineralization at Million Mountain was hosted both in northwest-striking shear boundaries and in west-southwest-striking tensional features, which formed a stockwork of veinlets between shear boundaries. It was believed that the host rocks were a series of thrust slabs related to the Million Mountain break, a major thrust feature striking 252 degrees and dipping approximately 37 degrees to the north-northwest and that the dominant vein set in the tensional zone approximated the attitude of the Million Mountain break.

Recent work undertaken by the company's team, which now includes three new senior exploration geologists, as well as core drilling at several different orientations, and a major trenching and surface mapping program consisting of over 1,400 m of deep trenching, with all data three-dimensionally modelled using Vulcan Geomodeler, has confirmed the basic notion of mineralized shears bounding a tensional zone consisting of stockwork-like veins. However, several important refinements have emerged:


the host rock for gold mineralization is an in-place intrusive body of brittle quartz monzonite (previously characterized as felsite or leucogranite), over which slabs of a variety of barren rock types were thrust from the north-northwest postmineralization. These trust slabs have now largely weathered back on the south flank of Million Mountain ridge, leaving the underlying mineralized quartz monzonite nearly exposed under a thin overburden of detritus remaining from the weathered thrust slabs;
the quartz monzonite host has been sheared by north-west-trending shears and fractured in tension with major tensional features, striking approximately 240 degrees and dipping approximately 80 degrees to the southeast. The tensional features noted to date are generally spaced 10 m apart or less;
the tensional features in the quartz monzonite are generally homogenous, angular breccia zones persisting more than 100 m along strike and ranging in width to 10 m or more. These breccia zones are mineralized with quartz-pyrite and gold intrusions, with pyrite content ranging to 20 per cent in certain instances locally, but generally great than 5 per cent pyrite in these breccia zones; and
the in situ quartz monzonite between zones of brecciation also contains very fine-grained disseminated pyrite, ranging to 1 to 2 per cent along with attendant disseminated gold.

The trenching program, while aimed at exposing in situ geologic units for surface mapping, has also served to expand the mineralized zone well beyond previous limits. Trench TR1006 and trench TR1106 both cut saprolite and kaolinite, after quartz monzonite, which contained mineralized quartz veins suggestive of the tenor encountered in drilling into unweathered rock. Trench TR1106 is positioned 325 m to the south of the original discovery holes reported in March of 2006. The results of these trenches are as follows.


TABLE OF SUMMARY ASSAY RESULTS

From To Length Assay
Trench ID (m) (m) (m) (g/t Au)

TR1006 27.0 49.5 22.50 1.13
TR1106 2.5 54.0 51.50 0.71




TABLE OF SURVEY DATA
Total
Trench ID Azimuth Start co-ordinates Elevation length
(degrees) East North (m) (m)

TR1006 127 241117.94 697054.91 65.92 49.50
TR1106 17 241172.53 696828.63 92.34 55.00


Despite its highly weathered state near surface, discovery in trenches of the chemical remnants of the mineralized quartz monzonite host rock, continuing to the south more than 300 m, is very encouraging, with respect to potential continuous mineralization at depth, as the drilling program progresses further to the south.

Recent drilling has advanced to the west-northwest of the original discovery holes for a distance of more than 270 m. As reported above, assays for 21 additional drill holes in this area are pending, due to laboratory backlog, but are expected very soon. Observation of the core during the logging process has confirmed long intervals of mineralized quartz monzonite, including numerous mineralized brecciated zones consistent with the dilational features discussed above.

Following the holiday shutdown, trenching and drilling will resume in earnest, commencing the first week in January to continue to test the resource area to the south and to the west along the south side of the Million Mountain break thrust. With the clearer understanding of the geologic model and with the new surface exposures of mineralized quartz monzonite revealed in trenching, drilling is now proceeding on a 24-hour-a-day-seven-day-a-week basis, with an additional drill rig contemplated to be added to the program later in the first quarter of 2007.

The company's exploration program is overseen by Gregory B. Sparks, PEng, senior vice-president mining and exploration for the company, along with the project geologic staff, including Jack King, senior project geologist, Alan Davies, PEng, senior project geologist, Joseph Calpito, senior project geologist, and Thomas Clarke, project geologist, with assistance from Dr. Hendrikus Aarden, PGeo, senior geologic consultant. Mr. Sparks, Mr. Davies and Dr. Aarden are all qualified persons under NI 43-101. Ardito Martohardjono, a director of the company and laboratory specialist, has provided assistance establishing lab protocols, and sample handling and assay quality control.

We seek Safe Harbor.

[Ed Monton]

Guyana Goldfields Intersects 231m @ 3.18 g/t Au

TORONTO, ONTARIO--(CCNMatthews - Nov. 27, 2006) - Guyana Goldfields Inc. (TSX:GUY):

The Company is pleased to report assay results from twenty eight diamond drill holes from four different zones at its' 100% owned Aurora Property, Guyana.

Rory's Knoll

The Company currently has two rigs committed to drilling in the lower portion of the Rory's Knoll mineralized zone utilizing the Devico(tm) directional drilling system. This program is designed to explore for gold mineralization between depths of 600 metres to 1200 metres vertically below surface and to position acceptable "piercing point" density for resource delineation.

The first hole in the current "directional drilling" program, Hole RKD-60, was successful in proving continuity of the Rory's Knoll zone at vertical depths from 644m to 857m below surface. The hole intersected gold mineralization having a weighted average assay of 3.18 g/t Au over 231 metres (core length) and containing internal high grade sections as shown in the table below...

[Ed Monton]

Sacre-Coeur director Sparks to continue as VP


2006-11-15 18:58 ET - News Release

Mr. Irwin Olian reports

SACRE-COEUR MINERALS EXTENDS CONTRACT WITH SENIOR EXECUTIVE

Sacre-Coeur Minerals Ltd.'s Gregory Sparks, PEng, has agreed to a one-year extension of his contract for services as the company's senior vice-president of mining and exploration. Mr. Sparks oversees the company's extensive exploration program in Guyana and also serves as a director of the company.

In connection with said contract extension, the company has granted Mr. Sparks, subject to any necessary regulatory and shareholder approvals, additional incentive stock options to purchase up to 50,000 shares. The options are exercisable for a term of three years at a price of $2.60 per share.

We seek Safe Harbor.

[Ed Monton]

Weeeeeeeeeeeeee !!

[Ed Monton]

WSR

[Ed Monton]

Westchester, Guyana sign LOI on Peters mine


2006-10-19 14:20 ET - News Release

See News Release (C-WSR) Westchester Resources Inc


Mr. Kevin O'Connor of Westchester reports

WESTCHESTER RESOURCES ENTERS LETTER OF INTENT TO OPTION THE PETERS MINE GOLD PROSPECTING LICENSE FROM GUYANA GOLDFIELDS; WESTCHESTER RESOURCES ANNOUNCES $2 MILLION PRIVATE PLACEMENT FINANCING

Westchester Resources Inc. and Guyana Goldfields Inc. have entered into a letter of intent dated Oct. 19, 2006, whereby Westchester can earn a 50-per-cent interest in Guyana Goldfield's Peters mine property in Guyana. This property is prospective for gold mineralization and consists of 8,358 acres located approximately 160 kilometres southwest of Georgetown, the capital of Guyana. The letter of intent is subject to regulatory approval and execution of definitive documentation. Guyana Goldfields is arm's length to Westchester and exists under the federal laws of Canada.

The letter of intent requires Westchester to issue five million common shares to Guyana Goldfields and commit a total of $5-million in exploration expenditures on the property over a three-year period to earn its 50-per-cent interest in the prospecting licence. A National Instrument 43-101 report by Cargill Consulting Geologists Ltd. detailing previous exploration and mining activities on the property is available in Guyana Goldfields' SEDAR filings on Jan. 29, 2004.

[Ed Monton]

I don't think that's just because of the channel results. They have been drilling for a while now and must have some nice core.

Then again, it dropped back down awfully fast after the last run over $2.00.

[Tackler]

lots of nice charts out there

[Ed Monton]

Sacre-Coeur trenches 39 m at 3.66 g/t Au


2006-10-30 05:36 ET - News Release

Mr. Gregory Sparks reports

TRENCHING CONFIRMS EXTENSION OF ZONE AT MILLION MOUNTAIN; CONTINUOUS CHANNEL SAMPLES INCLUDE 18 M. @ 5.63 G/T AU

Sacre-Coeur Minerals Ltd. has received assays from Loring Laboratories Inc. of Georgetown, Guyana, for samples from four trenches located approximately 150 metres west of its previously reported discovery holes at its Million Mountain project located in the Puruni River region of Guyana. The trenches were excavated to test the dominant vein sets of the stockwork system occurring to the west of the high-grade shear zone discovered in the initial drill holes. Results of the trenching confirm extension to the west of the near-surface, gold-bearing anomalous zone at Million Mountain and are being used to assist in targeting holes in connection with the company's continuing core drilling program.

Trenches TR0206, which yielded 39 metres at 3.66 grams per tonne gold, and TR0406, which yielded 27 metres at 3.40 grams per tonne gold are oriented north-south. Trenches TR0206 and TR0406 were excavated approximately 16 metres apart. Trench TR0306 which yielded 18 metres at 5.63 grams per tonne gold is oriented east-west to the north of the north end of trenches TR0206 and TR0406. Trench TR0506 was excavated across the contact of the Million Mountain break, a regional scale, low-angle discontinuity oriented west-southwest/east-northeast, which seems to be the principal structural control for the Million Mountain deposit and potentially others for several kilometres along strike. Trenches were excavated to a depth of approximately two metres. All trenches were continuously channel-sampled for their entire length. Sample intervals were uniform at 1.5 metres each. Sample volume taken per unit length was approximately equal to that of NQ drill core. Summary assay data, location and orientation details, are provided.

 
  
                         TABLE OF SUMMARY ASSAY RESULTS 
  
 Trench ID      From (m)     To (m)    Length (m)    Assay (g/t gold) 
  
 TR0206              0.0       39.0          39.0              3.66 
 TR0306              0.0       18.0          18.0              5.63 
 TR0406              0.0       27.0          27.0              3.40 
 TR0506              0.0        9.0           9.0              1.80 
  
                             TABLE OF SURVEY DATA 
  
 Trench ID       Azimuth        Start  Co-ordinates Elevation       Total 
                (degrees)        east         north  (metres)      length 
                                                                       (m) 
  
 TR0206              360    240923.22     697101.03    70.46        43.50 
 TR0306               90    240223.82     697144.87    81.02        18.00 
 TR0406              360    240907.89     697151.79    78.74        27.00 
 TR0506              190    240872.13     697171.81    73.44        15.00 
  
 

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The company's exploration program is overseen by Gregory B. Sparks, PEng, senior vice-president mining and exploration for the company, along with the project geologic staff including Jack King, senior project geologist, Alan Davies, PEng, senior project geologist, Joseph Calpito, senior project geologist, and Thomas Clarke, project geologist, with assistance from Dr. Hendrikus Aarden, PGeo, senior geologic consultant. Mr. Sparks, Mr. Davies and Dr. Aarden are all qualified persons under National Instrument 43-101. Ardito Martohardjono, a director of the company and laboratory specialist, has provided assistance establishing lab protocols, and sample handling and assay quality control.

[Ed Monton]

Sacre-Coeur finds new gold zone at Million Mountain


2006-10-11 08:29 ET - News Release

Mr. Gregory Sparks reports

SACRE-COEUR MINERALS TARGETS NEW ZONE AT MILLION MOUNTAIN NEAR TIGER CREEK

Sacre-Coeur Minerals Ltd. has now identified a new zone of anomalous gold-bearing mineralization at Million Mountain. The new zone is located approximately one kilometre to the southeast of the current drilling program along the trend of the previously reported southeast-northwest-trending high-grade shear system. It is situated along the flanks of Tiger Creek, a small left bank tributary of the Puruni River, which bisects the project. Historically, Tiger Creek has been the focus of intense artisanal alluvial mining. Drilling on the shear zone and the associated stockwork vein system in the main zone is continuing.

Preliminary sampling and mapping of the new Tiger Creek zone have yielded encouraging results. Assays from Loring Laboratories Inc. of Georgetown, Guyana, showed that 12 of 27 field samples collected returned anomalous gold values, the highest being a grab sample at 48.2 grams per tonne gold. A comprehensive trenching program is now under way at Tiger Creek with a view toward identifying potential drill targets in the new zone.

These sample results, along with the history of pervasive alluvial mining directly along the projected trend of the shear system, suggest a target of good potential for at least one kilometre beyond the area of current drilling in the main zone, to and including the Tiger Creek zone. An extensive trench sampling program advancing to the southeast along this projected trend is currently under way. Pending continuing encouragement from the trenching program, drilling will continue to advance to the southeast close on the heels of the trenching.

The company's exploration program is overseen by Gregory B. Sparks, PEng, senior vice-president mining and exploration for the company, with assistance from Dr. Hendrikus Aarden, PGeo, Jack King, project geologist, and Thomas Clarke, project geologist. Mr. Sparks and Dr. Aarden are both qualified persons under National Instrument 43-101. Ardito Martohardjono, a director of the company and laboratory specialist, has provided assistance establishing lab protocols, and sample handling and assay quality control.

We seek Safe Harbor.




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[Ed Monton]

Sacre-Coeur hires more Guyana staff


2006-10-02 09:17 ET - News Release

Mr. Irwin Olian reports

SACRE-COEUR MINERALS ACCELERATING PROGRAMS IN GUYANA WITH KEY STAFF ADDITIONS

Sacre-Coeur Minerals Ltd. is accelerating its exploration programs in Guyana with key staff additions at both the administrative and technical levels. The new additions are designed principally to permit the company to expand drilling and exploration at its Million Mountain project, in the Puruni region of central Guyana, as well as commence comprehensive exploration of the company's Northwest district gold prospect.

On the administrative side, Edward G. Hopkinson, MSc Geol, has joined the company as country manager in Guyana. His responsibilities include managing the day-to-day in-country affairs and local administration of the company's operating subsidiary, Sacre-Coeur Guyana Inc., and include interfacing with the company's geological team in Guyana. He has been active as a geologist in Guyana for several decades and has proven competence in surveying, engineering and geological concepts, as well as financial and engineering management of a wide variety of projects.

In addition to wide-ranging geologic experience from grassroots through feasibility and environmental studies in the private sector, including work for Denison Mines, Gold Fields, Golden Star Resources, Homestake, Placer-Dome, Bema Gold and Coeur d'Alene Mines, Mr. Hopkinson has extensive experience in the public sector. He has served as director of the Guyana Geology and Mines Commission, commissioner of Geological Surveys and Mines and chief inspector of mines. This has given him a breadth of experience in both the private and public sectors in Guyana that will be invaluable to the company.

On the technical side, the company has now added three new senior exploration geologists to its Guyana team. Jack King, Joseph Calpito and Alan Davies have joined the company's exploration team. They each have in excess of 10 years of broad-based exploration experience in varying settings and environments, ranging from Guyana, Venezuela, the Philippines, Africa and Asia to other parts of South and North America. They will report to Greg Sparks, PEng, senior vice-president of the company, who is overseeing the company's exploration and mining programs in Guyana.

According to Irwin Olian, chief executive officer of the company: "These new staff additions will enable us to expand our drilling and exploration programs at Million Mountain in order to accelerate our infill drilling in the main zone, continue core drilling along trend with a view toward expanding the main zone, and develop additional drill targets in the region, including across the river near Tiger Creek. In addition, they will enable us to bring our second major gold project on-line by commencing extensive exploration of our Northwest district property, which is situated near StrataGold Corp.'s Tassawini property as well as prospects controlled by Newmont Mining Corp. With in excess of $8-million in the bank and strong drill results to date from our efforts at Million Mountain, an acceleration in our programs is warranted and reason for increased optimism."

We seek Safe Harbor.

[Ed Monton]

I missed it too and I own some ! No news yet, must be something good coming though. Maybe I'll be a bag holder no more!

[Tackler]

fell of my radar and missed it

[Ed Monton]

SCM is prone to some pretty crazy over reactions in both directions. It is a buy now.

[Tackler]

The bar has been raised!

[Ed Monton]

Oh I get it. Anything less than 150m of 24 g/t is not good enough for you.

[Tackler]

If they keep up with these drill results it will be back where I sold it at.

[Ed Monton]

Sacre-Coeur cuts 19.6 m of 5.8 g/t Au at Million


2006-06-09 08:27 ET - News Release

Mr. Irwin Olian reports

HIGH GRADE SHEAR ZONE EXTENDED AT MILLION MOUNTAIN -- NEW ASSAYS INCLUDE 19.6 M @ 5.8 G/T AU

Sacre-Coeur Minerals Ltd. has received preliminary assays from Loring Laboratories Inc. of Georgetown, Guyana, for 10 additional drill holes targeting extensions to the high-grade shear zone intersected by previously reported drill holes MM01-05 and 02-05. The shear zone intercept in drill hole MM01-06, drilled 20 metres to the southeast along strike from the MM01-05/02-05 collar, contains 17.3 metres grading 4.2 grams per tonne (g/t) Au. The shear zone intercept in drill hole MM08-06, drilled 20 metres to the northwest along strike from the MM01-05/02-05 collar, contains 19.6 metres grading 5.8 g/t Au, and in drill hole MM12-06, drilled 40 metres to the northwest along strike from the MM01-05/02-05 collar, contains 12.7 metres grading 3.4 g/t Au.

The current drilling program is focused on testing the extent of a high-grade northwest-trending shear zone discovered originally by trenching and subsequently intercepted at depth by previously reported drill holes MM01-05 and MM02-05. To develop a better understanding of the structure, the company has drilled fans of holes at minus 45 degrees and minus 60 degrees from drill pads situated on the hangingwall side of the structure, evenly spaced at 20 metres along a line oriented at 294 degrees true (parallel with the estimated strike of the structure). This release reports the results of two fans to the northwest and two fans to the southeast along strike from the initial discovery holes, and two holes drilled off-trend approximately 150 metres to the southeast to test for the presence of suspected offsetting structures for a total of 10 additional drill holes.

 
  
 TABLE OF SELECTED DRILL RESULTS 
  
                        Assay 
 Drill   From To   Int.  Au 
 hole     m    m     m   g/t 
  
 MM08-06 45.0 64.6 19.6  5.8 
 MM07-06 31.5 41.6 10.1  4.5 
 MM11-06 50.8 59.2  8.4  4.2 
 MM12-06 74.3 84.8 10.5  3.7 
 MM01-06 19.0 36.3 17.3  4.2 
  
 

...



According to Irwin Olian, chief executive officer of the company: "It is rewarding to see the continuity of the shear zone persist as we continue to advance the geologic model for the Million Mountain property. We look forward to further delineation of the high-grade shear zone as well as commencement of drilling on the stockwork zone to the west. We are focused on development of a low-cost, surface-minable resource at the earliest possible date, and are guided by the principles of best professional practice in achieving this goal. These include such things as ensuring that our drilling is oriented to achieve optimum core angles with the intended target in order to produce reliable estimates of the true width of mineralized zones. Furthermore, our hole spacing is designed to ensure that our data density is sufficient to provide continuity and reliability of our data to facilitate valid resource estimates."

Drill hole fan including MM07-06 and MM08-06

This fan, including MM07-06 drilled at minus 45 degrees and MM08-06 drilled at minus 60 degrees, is located 20 metres to the northwest of the discovery holes. The shear zone was intercepted in each hole as indicated in the table above. Both holes encountered continuous mineralization through the shear zone, with numerous vein intercepts in granitic breccia below the shear zone which is consistent with the quartz vein stockwork system known to exist to the west of the shear zone.

Drill hole fan including MM11-06 and MM12-06

This fan, including MM11-06 drilled at minus 45 degrees and MM12-06 drilled at minus 60 degrees, is located 40 metres to the northwest of the discovery holes. Each hole encountered the shear zone as indicated in the table above. Both holes encountered numerous quartz vein intercepts in stockworks west of the shear zone.

Drill hole fan including MM01-06 and MM02-06

This fan, including MM01-06 drilled at minus 45 degrees and MM02-06 drilled at minus 60 degrees, is located 20 metres to the southeast of the discovery holes. Though hole MM01-06 intercepted the shear zone as indicated in the table above, hole MM02-06 drilled from the same pad at minus 60 degrees, encountered only stockwork veining without intercepting the shear zone. Information obtained from subsequent shear zone intercepts to the northwest of the discovery holes has now shown that the strike is more east-west than initially thought, and as a consequence, the collar location for this fan of holes was located too far south and west to effectively test the entire shear zone. It appears that hole MM01-06 may have intersected only a small portion of the footwall side of the shear zone. Hole MM02-06 encountered a large wedge of barren kaolinite thrust into place along the Million Mountain break, which locally displaced the shear zone away from this drill hole. Subsequent holes are planned to test the shear zone farther to the east and below the slab of kaolinite.

Drill hole fan including MM03-06 and MM04-06

The fan, including MM03-06 drilled at minus 45 degrees and MM04-06 drilled at minus 60 degrees, is located 40 metres to the southeast of the discovery holes. Both holes encountered only stockwork veining to the west of the shear zone. These holes are collared well to the south and west of the currently known strike of the shear zone. Planned holes positioned farther to the east should test the shear zone.

Drill hole fan including MM05-06 and MM06-06

Drill holes MM05 and MM06-06, located approximately 150 metres farther to the east-southeast and angled at minus 45 degrees and minus 60 degrees, respectively, were drilled to test for the presence of a postulated offsetting fault. Neither hole returned significant results and no fault was encountered.

Stockwork veining

All holes except MM05 and MM06-06 encountered significant gold-bearing quartz-stockwork veining to the west of the shear zone. These intercepts were not reported because the orientation of the drill holes appropriate for testing the shear zone is subparallel with the orientation of the dominant vein set in the stockwork zone. A separate drilling program with orientation optimized to accurately test the stockwork vein system is planned as a part of this phase of drilling.

Assay data

The company uses preliminary results from Loring Laboratories -- Guyana, a subsidiary of Loring Laboratories Ltd. of Calgary, Alta., to help guide its continuing drilling program because of expedient availability of data, but relies on ALS Chemex for final results as Chemex is an ISO certified facility. The results presented herein are produced by Loring. These results are inclusive of the assay of the coarse metallic fraction composited with the assay for the minus 200 mesh pulp to produce a total contained gold assay. The results reported herein are produced by Loring Laboratories -- Guyana, and are therefore considered preliminary. When available, assays determined by ALS Chemex will be reported and considered final.

Drilling

Drilling reported herein was completed using the company's new Atlas Copco CS 14 core drill operated by company employees, as well as by Kanuku Explorations Inc., a subsidiary of Fry International. All holes were continuously cored using HQ equipment through the saprolite and then reduced to NQ for coring unoxidized rock (typically highly altered granite breccia with pyrite and arsenopyrite). Core recovery in saprolite has remained in excess of 90 per cent and approaches 100 per cent in unoxidized rock.

The company's exploration program is overseen by Gregory B. Sparks, PEng, senior vice-president of mining and exploration for the company, along with Dr. Hendrikus Aarden, PGeo, chief geologist -- Million Mountain project, with assistance from Timothy Sadler, PEng, chief engineer, and Thomas Clarke, geologist. Mr. Sparks, Mr. Sadler, and Dr. Aarden are all qualified persons under National Instrument 43-101. Ardito Martohardjono, a director of the company and laboratory specialist, has provided assistance establishing lab protocols and sample handling and assay quality control.

We seek Safe Harbor.

[Tackler]

Funny GUY... just trying new stuff with ARU profits.

[Ed Monton]

That could be interpreted in a few ways...

[Tackler]

I got some GUY on sale

[Ed Monton]

ARK

[Ed Monton]

SCM

[Ed Monton]

Guyana drills 304.1 m of 4.85 g/t Au at Aurora


2006-06-01 16:18 ET - News Release

Mr. Patrick Sheridan reports

GUYANA GOLDFIELDS INTERSECTS 304.1 METRES OF 4.85 G/T AU.

Guyana Goldfields Inc. has released additional assay results from the continuing drilling program at the Aurora mine property, Guyana.

Rory's Knoll

Diamond drill holes RKD-55 (170.4 metres at 2.73 grams per tonne (g/t) Au), RKD-56 (303 metres at 3.2 g/t) and RKD-57 (304.1 metres at 4.85 g/t Au) were designed to test the vertical continuity of mineralization at Rory's Knoll. A longitudinal section illustrating these holes is available at the company website.

RKD-55 was designed to probe continuity from depth interval of 150 metres to 300 metres; RKD 56 to probe from depth 250 metres to 650 metres and RKD-57 to probe from 500 metres to 800 metres from different positions due to the minus-70 plunge of the mineralized zone. These holes were successful in identifying such continuity.

The three holes were drilled vertically for two additional reasons:


to be used as mother holes for a directional drilling program using the Devico system; and
to study any vertical zonation of mineralization.

Full results are tabulated below:

 
  
                            DRILL RESULTS 
  
                                                 Mineralized 
             Location                            core length    Grade 
 Hole No. North  East     Dip Azimuth    From     To  Length      Au 
                           (degrees)         (metres)           (g/t) 
  
 RKD-55   10053 10760      90       0   118.6  126.6       8     6.68 
                                        172.6    343   170.4     2.73 
                                                2.71 (cut to 25 g/t Au) 
 incl.                                  227.1  239.1      12     8.64 
                                       254.76  272.1   17.34     5.94 
                                                5.82 (cut to 25g/t Au) 
  
 RKD-56   10100 10750      90       0    96.9  156.6    59.7     1.79 
                                        254.6  299.1    44.5     2.17 
                                        278.1  282.6     4.5     8.29 
                                        320.6  374.1    53.5     2.77 
                                        366.6  374.1     7.5    12.53 
                                        395.1  698.1     303     3.20 
                                                2.92 (cut to 25 g/t Au) 
  
 incl.                                  446.1  473.1      27     7.62 
                                                6.47 (cut to 25 g/t Au) 
                                        482.1  503.1      21     7.44 
                                                6.87 (cut to 25 g/t Au) 
                                        599.1  603.6     4.5    16.51 
                                                9.75 (cut to 25 g/t Au) 
                                        644.1  650.1       6     7.33 
                                        657.6  666.6       9    10.47 
                                                9.18 (cut to 25 g/t Au) 
  
 RKD-57   10198 10773      90       0     482  491.5     9.5     0.81 
                                          534  838.1   304.1     4.85 
                                                4.24 (cut to 25 g/t Au) 
 incl.                                    558  610.5    52.5    10.29 
                                                9.06 (cut to 25 g/t Au) 
                                          663    669       6    24.76 
                                                8.12 (cut to 25 g/t Au) 
                                          684    690       6     8.74 
                                        700.5  715.5      15     8.08 
                                                7.32 (cut to 25 g/t Au) 
                                        727.5  736.5       9     7.68 
                                                6.86 (cut to 25 g/t Au) 
                                        742.5    750     7.5    12.22 
                                        766.5    771     4.5    11.91 
                                          859 868.35    9.35     1.41 
  
  
 

                            

[Ed Monton]

WHY

Guyana Goldfields Inc.: New Gold Zone at Aurora

TORONTO, ONTARIO--(CCNMatthews - May 30, 2006) - Guyana Goldfields Inc. (TSX:GUY) is very pleased to report that it has received assay results from the first four drill holes in the Marupa area located approximately three kilometers north of the Rory's Knoll gold zone. Drilling has indicated significant gold values over meaningful widths. Exceptional results include hole MRD-4 which returned core lengths of 23m @ 59.57 g/t Au.

Hole No.  North   East  Dip   Azimuth  From (m)    To (m)    Length (m) Au (g/t) 
   
 MRD-1    755474  197600 -45     360       30.00    31.50         1.50     1.52 
  
 MRD-2    755500  197610 -50      45        0.00    31.00        31.00     2.12 
 Including                                  0.00     6.00         6.00     2.67 
                                            7.00    10.00         3.00     1.60 
                                           14.50    16.00         1.50     3.97 
                                           20.50    23.75         3.25    10.60 
  
 MRD-3    755469  197640 -50     45        13.20    20.00         6.80     2.22 
                                                     1.94     (cut to 25 g/t Au) 
 Including                                 13.20    16.00         2.80     4.91 
                                                     4.24     (cut to 25 g/t Au) 
  
 MRD-4    755550  197586 -50     45         2.00    25.00        23.00    59.57 
                                                     4.79     (cut to 25 g/t Au) 
 Including                                 17.50    21.56         4.06   335.24 
                                                    24.93     (cut to 25 g/t Au) 
                                           17.50    25.00         7.50   182.17 
                                                    14.19     (cut to 25 g/t Au) 
  
  
  
 

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The Marupa area, which is approximately two kilometres by two kilometres, is characterized by significant geochemical and geophysical anomalies. Drilling and exploration work continue in the area.

[Ed Monton]

GUY

[Ed Monton]

178m of 2.48 g/ton
261m of 1.64 g/ton

Pretty good.

[Ed Monton]

Sacre-Coeur checks step up Million Mountain assays 40%


2006-05-24 09:23 ET - News Release

Mr. Gregory Sparks reports

SACRE-COEUR RECEIVES ALS CHEMEX CHECK ASSAYS ON MILLION MOUNTAIN

Sacre-Coeur Minerals Ltd. has received check assays from ALS Chemex Laboratories, Vancouver, B.C., an ISO-certified laboratory, for splits of the minus-200 mesh screen fraction of samples for drill holes 0105 and 0205 on its Million Mountain project in the Middle Puruni region of Guyana. Preliminary assays previously reported were determined by Loring Laboratories Inc. of Georgetown, Guyana. ALS Chemex results for the previously reported intervals were approximately 40 per cent higher than the preliminary assays determined by Loring for drill hole 0105 but were essentially consistent with Loring's preliminary results for drill hole 0205.

Table of comparative assays

 
                             DRILL HOLE MM01-05 
  
 From (m)   To (m)    Interval  Preliminary   Check assay       Grade  
                         (m)      assay by        by ALS   increase/decrease 
                                 Loring Labs      Chemex        (+/- %)  
                                  (g/t Au)       (g/t Au)  
  
 24.0       202.4 (TD)   178.4         1.81        2.48         +37% 
 incl.      107.3         83.3         3.69        5.07         +37% 
 incl.       43.2         19.2        14.34       19.93         +39% 
    
 27.0        39.0         12.0        21.60       30.52         +41% 
  
 Note: TD -- total depth 
  
  
  
                             DRILL HOLE MM02-05 
  
 From (m)    To (m)    Interval   Preliminary  Check assay       Grade  
                         (m)       assay by      by ALS   increase/decrease 
                                  Loring Labs    Chemex        (+/- %)  
                                    (g/t Au)    (g/t Au)  
  
 29.5        291.3 (TD)   261.8         1.72       1.64        -4.6% 
 incl.       112.5         83.0         4.74       4.47        -5.7% 
 incl.       67.05        37.55         9.41       9.34        -0.7% 
 incl.        42.7         13.2        13.10      14.04        +7.2% 
   
 44.85       47.85            3        21.64      21.07        -2.6% 
    
 56.1         60.8          4.7        11.65      11.09        -4.8% 
  
 Note: TD -- total depth 
 

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The company uses preliminary results from Loring qualitatively to help guide its continuing drilling program because of the expedient availability of data but relies on Chemex results for reporting purposes as Chemex is an ISO-certified facility. Some variability in sample results can be expected with carefully prepared splits of the same sample due to the presence of a component of relatively coarse free gold. However, the consistent undervalue of nearly 40 per cent reported by Loring with respect to the assays for drill hole 0105 suggests a negative bias due to procedural differences. Though the difference seemed to be resolved with the comparative results for drill hole 0205, which is within normally expected variability, the company is working with Loring to ensure that its procedures are consistent with those of ALS Chemex and produce similar analytical results in the future.

Drilling is continuing along the trend of the northwest-striking shear zone intersected in drill holes 0105 and 0205 with the company's new Atlas Copco CS14 core drill. Receipt of preliminary assays for several additional fans of holes along this trend is expected shortly. As soon as analysis by the company's geologic team is completed shortly thereafter, a clear picture of the strike length tested to date will be released.

We seek Safe Harbor.

[Ed Monton]

Sacre-Coeur Minerals names Rubin CFO, director


2006-05-02 13:24 ET - News Release

Mr. Irwin Olian reports

SACRE-COEUR MINERALS APPOINTS LIMOR RUBIN AS NEW CFO AND DIRECTOR

Sacre-Coeur Minerals Ltd. has appointed Limor Rubin, CA, to serve as the new chief financial officer of the company and as a director, replacing Ron Jorgensen, CA. Mr. Jorgensen has resigned as CFO and as a director by mutual agreement in order to pursue other professional and personal interests. He will remain as a financial consultant for the company for a period of one year.

Ms. Rubin has been serving since Jan. 1, 2006, as controller of the company and of Pan African Mining Corp. She is a member of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of British Columbia and the Israeli Bureau of Accountants. In addition to experience in the mining industry, Ms. Rubin has experience with the financial services industry, mutual funds, insurance, real estate and the public sector. Prior to joining the company and Pan African, she served as accounting manager for KPMG and as a senior accountant with both KPMG and Ernst & Young.

According to Irwin Olian, chief executive officer of the company: "We are delighted to bring Limor on as our new chief financial officer and as a director. She brings a wealth of experience and strong credentials. Management felt that the company and Pan African have now matured to the point where they require the services of a full-time, dedicated chief financial officer. We are grateful for the loyal service Ron Jorgensen has rendered to the company since inception. His outside professional and personal commitments, however, have begun to limit the amount of time he could commit to the business and affairs of the company. Thus, a realignment of personnel was deemed to be in the best interests of all concerned. Jennifer Todhunter remains our finance manager and Danica Payette continues to serve as administrative assistant.

We seek Safe Harbor.

[Ed Monton]

Sacre-Coeur course tests boost Million Mount results 9%


2006-05-01 14:52 ET - News Release

Mr. Gregory Sparks reports

COARSE METALLICS ASSAYS ADD TO SACRE-COEUR'S RESULTS AT MILLION MOUNTAIN

Sacre-Coeur Minerals Ltd. has received assays for the plus-200 mesh screen fraction of samples from previously reported drill holes 0105 and 0205 on its Million Mountain project in the Puruni region of central Guyana. Inclusion of the gold contained in the plus-200 mesh screen fraction resulted in an overall grade increase of approximately 9 per cent in the total contained gold in the samples from the two holes.

 
  
 TABLE OF PREVIOUSLY REPORTED DATA WITH  
    ATTENDANT +200 MESH ASSAYS 
  
 Drill   From   To   Previously Weighted 
 hole    (m)   (m)    reported  composite 
 No.                  -200 mesh including 
                        assay   +200 mesh 
                       Au (g/t)   assay 
                                 Au (g/t) 
    
 MM01-05 24.0 202.4(td)  1.67      1.81 
 Incl.   24.0 107.3      3.39      3.69 
  
         24.0  43.2     13.10     14.34 
  
         27.0  39.0     19.72     21.60 
  
 MM02-05 29.5 291.3(td)  1.58      1.72 
 Incl.   29.5 112.5      4.33      4.74 
         29.5  67.05     8.52      9.41 
  
         29.5  42.7     11.83     13.10 
  
         44.85 47.85    19.42     21.64 
  
         56.1  60.8     10.60     11.65 
  
 Drill   From      To   Interval  Grade 
 hole     (m)     (m)     (m)   increase 
 No.                               (%) 
  
 MM01-05 24.00   202.40  178.40    8.5 
 Incl.   24.00   107.30   83.30    8.8 
  
         24.00    43.20   19.20    9.5 
  
         27.00    39.00   12.00    9.5 
  
 MM02-05 29.50   291.30  261.80    9.1 
 Incl.   29.50   112.50   83.00    9.6 
         29.50    67.05   37.55   10.4  
  
         29.50   42.70    13.20   10.7  
  
         44.85   47.85     3.00   11.5  
  
         56.10   60.80     4.70    9.9 
  
  
  
 

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Note: td -- total depth

Because of the presence of relatively coarse free milling gold particles in many samples from the Million Mountain property, the company commissioned its assay laboratory, Loring Laboratories -- Guyana, a subsidiary of Loring Laboratories, Ltd. of Calgary, Alta., to analyze the coarse screen reject from all samples with pulp (minus 200 mesh) assays of 1.0 gram per tonne (g/t) gold or greater. The results of the coarse reject assays were composited with the pulp assays weighted according to each sample's weight per cent of the total pulverized sample. Assays from all future holes will be reported inclusive of the coarse metallic component, if any, to more fully reflect the total gold content of the samples.

[Tackler]

Ya definetly did dick all that time, well hope it flies now.

[Ed Monton]

That was 2.5 years ago. You would have been holding the bag a long time if you hadn't sold.

[Tackler]

Too many?... http://www.investorshub.com/boards/read_msg.asp?message_id=1610118

[Ed Monton]

Do you know how many time over the years I've looked at ARU and never bought ???

[Tackler]

Guyana? Equador is where it's at man!!

[Ed Monton]

StrataGold continues with $6.2-million Guyana projects


2006-04-12 11:52 ET - News Release

Mr. Terry Tucker reports

STRATAGOLD'S C$6.2 MILLION EXPLORATION AND DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM UNDERWAY AT TASSAWINI, GUYANA

StrataGold Corp.'s 2006, $6.2-million exploration and development program at Tassawini and the adjacent Anaturi prospecting licence (PL) is under way, in keeping with the corporate strategy to fast-track its Guyana gold projects.

Tassawini, Guyana

The exploration program at Tassawini, Guyana, will continue to test the strike extensions of the four confirmed gold mineralized zones -- Tassawini South, East, West, and Black Ridge. The first phase of the core drilling program under way is testing the saprolite and bedrock potential of Tassawini South, where high-grade gold results were reported in 2005 (see Stockwatch news Feb. 21, 2006). Currently two diamond drills and one reverse-circulation drill are operating on the property.

Anaturi PL, Guyana

A 10,000-sample soil geochemistry program is under way on the adjacent Anaturi PL. StrataGold's 100-per-cent-owned Anaturi PL is located adjacent to and along strike from Tassawini, and it is believed gold-mineralized trends identified by the 2005 drilling program at Tassawini extend northeast on to the Anaturi PL.

We seek Safe Harbor.