The Wabissane Project is located ~140km north of the town of Mistissini, 100km from both Route Du Nord and Renard Mine road in Quebec, Canada. The area encompasses a favourable jurisdiction with no restrictions on mining activity.

The Project lies within Opatica sub-province of Archean Superior Craton, adjacent to sub-province boundary with the Opinaca sub-province. Pegmatitic plutons are present within the Project area, intruding amphibolite grade gneissic sediments and volcanics. Major lithium Projects within the region include James Bay Lithium (40.4Mt at 1.4% Li2O), Rose (34.2Mt at 0.9% Li2O), Whabouchi (36.6Mt at 1.48% Li2O) and Moblan(12Mt at 1.4% Li2O). The Project is located immediately east of 2019-2022 MERN government mapping Project in the Lac des Montagnes and Nemisacau areas, which identify key lithological suites related to pegmatite mineralisation. There’s an opportunity to identify these lithologies at the Wabissane Project. Detailed magnetic surveys only partially cover the Project area and indicate potential for significant east-west structures across the Project area. Anomalous Li-Cs-Rb lake sediment geochemistry exists on the property and is coincident with pegmatitic granitoids. The landscape dominated by till, a 1st derivative of bedrock source, making it ideal for drift exploration and a first pass regional till sampling program.

The area is virtually unexplored, with a single high resolution aeromagnetic survey filed over the northern portion of the property.

Since acquiring the Project in March 2023, a LIDAR survey was flown by Kenorland in the summer of 2023 to aid in surficial geological interpretation and planning of systematic geochemical surveys.