Rocky Mountain Trench
RENEW COMMODITIES LTD. has assembled a land package in the Rocky Mountain Trench area between
Prince George and Mackenzie, on the west flank of continental divide and the eastern flank of ancestral
North America.
Our properties – located west and south of the Wicheeda district - cover areas of regional geochemical
enhancement, potentially permeable limestone and sedimentary bedrock, and suitable structural controls
– cross-faulting, Mesozoic-Tertiary intrusion, and post-accretionary faulting.
Within our “toe-hold” claims, we hope to generate resource plays for sedimentary and limestone hosted
metal deposits in the Rocky Mountains, opening up new exploration concepts and districts in northern
B.C. and Treaty 8 lands. These are viable targets elsewhere in the cordillera – from Nevada to the Yukon
– but remain underexplored amid the thick till of central B.C.
Tenure References
1096101
1096252
1096250
1096100
RGS Sample References
093J851936 – 1063ppm Ag
093J851939 – 718ppm Ag, 31ppm As, 32ppm Co,
2500ppm Mn, 24ppm Mo, 120ppm Ni, 165ppm V,
1100ppm Zn
Key geological features
Rare bedrock exposure of Permian aged rhyolite
felsite within ancestral North America terrane
(BCGS unit ID 8575b4c6, 14a46618, d185a696)
Rare post-accretionary fault set
RMT South Claims – 1:50,000 scale map Tenure References
1095939
Key geological features
Covers the exposed flank of a rare syenite-
monzonite intrusion within the Cambrian –
Silurian sedimentary succession.
Airborne magnetics suggest the stock is much
larger at depth than indicated by the bedrock
exposure, and is associated with mineralization to
the north (Bearpaw Ridge Mg-Ti-Fe prospect 093I
028).
