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Bonterra Resources Inc. (BTR:CA)
BonTerra is a junior exploration company with its focus in North America. It has a strong management team and the ability to resource properties within British Columbia and the United States. BonTerra will provide a sound investment for its share holders by continually searching for quality properties to add to its portfolio.
BonTerra is committed to maximizing share value through safe and professional exploration activities, to contributing to social and economic development of local communities in its areas of influence and to protecting the environment by adhering to the industry's best practices. Our goal is prosperity for all.
Project Overview
Bonterra has four Canadian mineral properties. The company's flag ship property is the Urban-Barry Property (Gold) 170km northeast of Val d'Or, Québec in the Urban-Barry Greenstone Belt. The company has conducted an 80 line kilometre ground magnetic survey in 2010. The company also has conducted an airborne magnetic survey and a prospecting program. Bonterra Resources is drilling this property in 2010 as part of a 2000 metre drill program. Bonterra's second property is situated just east of the Urban-Barry property and is called the Eastern Extension Property (Gold). The Eastern Extension was drilled by Xemac Resources in 1997 and 1998. These drill campaigns identified three gold zones. The most persistent gold zone is zone 2 which is said to strike for 650 and is persistent to a vertical depth of 365 metres according to historical reports. The company will drill this property along with the neighbouring Urban-Barry Property in 2010.
Bonterra has a third Québec property. This is a rare metals property adjacent to First Gold's Pivert-Rose Property north of Nemiscau in the James Bay region of Québec. The primary commodities targeted here are lithium, rubidium, tantalum and niobium. Finally Bonterra has one property in British Columbia, the Symphony Claims. The Symphony claims are contiguous to the Silver Queen Mine (silver-lead-zinc).

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