CONSOLIDATED PROFESSOR MINES LIMITED

 Incorporated in 1939, Consolidated Professor Mines Limited is both well known and respected in the Mining Industry as well as by Investors from around the World. This 64 year old Company has undergone many changes over the years and continues to do so.
In 1996, Royal Oak Mines Inc. bought out CPML for almost $20 million and CPML became a wholly owned subsidiary of Royal Oak. CPML at the time traded on the Toronto Stock Exchange in the .80 per share range and was delisted at the Company's request.

When Royal Oak Mines Inc. went into receivership, Outcrop had an opportunity to purchase Consolidated Professor Mines Limited. Consolidated Professor ML  provides Outcrop with the opportunity to take its group of Companies public. 

Outcrop now owned CPML's Gillies Limit NP property in Cobalt, Ontario and immediately saw the potential of taking CPML public again. CPML brought with it a subsidiary, Beauchastel Copper Mines Limited which has an ongoing and up to date Joint Venture with Noranda Mines. The Joint Venture (40%) CPML and (60%) Noranda involves property owned in the Rouyn-Noranda area of Quebec. This property is a gold-basemetal play.

By mid 2002, Outcrop also learned that CPML owned Property in the Timmins, Ontario Camp that would be forfeited in December 2002 for taxes and additional late charges. Outcrop immediately set about to rectify this condition, which it did thereby earning a 50% interest in two 160 acre parcels of land in the Timmins Camp. One property has precious-base metal potential and the other could host gold mineralization similar to the rest of the Timmins Camp.

In addition, CPML also owns the Teledyne Mine Project in Bucke and Lorrain Twps. Cobalt, Ontario area. Teledyne readied the property for the production of cobalt-silver-basemetal & gold back in the 1980's but the price of cobalt fell and the mine was mothballed. In the interim, the price of cobalt reached a high of $30.00 a pound in the mid 90's while the property was under option to the now bankrupt Cobatec. Today, the Teledyne is on standby, watching the price of cobalt, silver and gold and they’re all moving up. With the price of cobalt at $24.00 US a pound or higher, this Property becomes a potential 200 to 300 ton per day mine.

The Teledyne cobalt / silver property in the Cobalt Camp has had sufficient exploration and development work completed that geological and engineering reports recommend a bulk sample be taken for metallurgical testwork. Although the 43-101 is incomplete, CPML has been recently approached regarding the sale or leasing of this property.

         The Teledyne Portal


In 2002, CPML acquired the former and historical Hudson Bay Mine and the Silver Banner Mines property in Coleman Twp. Cobalt, Ontario area. Property acquisitions continue.

Outcrop has identified, entered negotiations and begun feasibility and development work on several copper / gold properties in the Kirkland Lake Camp, in Quebec and in British Columbia for CPML. The BC property has a 43-101 and proven reserves. A Chinese group has been joint venturing in the study of one of the Kirkland Lake properties.

        

Taking a bulk sample at Boston Creek property                 Ms. Gilson examining the broken ore                        Crushed ore being bagged in super sacs

 Super sacs of copper-gold ore ready for shipping

Through the issuance of stock in CPML from Outcrop’s holdings, CPML is no longer a wholly owned subsidiary of Outcrop. CPML has an unlimited Authorized Capital of which less than 20 million have been issued and are presently held by less than 35 Shareholders – Outcrop being the largest shareholder owning over 15 million shares.

Ms. Gilson, President of CPML has recently brought together a new board, “a working board”, with broad experience including representation from China. Operations are managed by a team including a consulting mining engineer, a consulting metallurgical engineer, an environmental engineer, a minerals sales engineer, a consulting geologist and several field geological technicians.

The company is now in a position to begin earning revenue from diamond leases, lumber royalties and exploration leases.

It is necessary for the company to reopen lines of communication. Please e-mail Ms. Gilson at E-Mail: contact CPML with your name, e-mail address, mailing address telephone and fax numbers. On receipt of update of this information we will endeavor to keep you informed of all developments.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

SHIRLEY GILSON- President and Director. Ms. Gilson has been actively involved in mining exploration and development for over 30 years. Under her management this Company will achieve a corporate presence in the mining community. She is well known as founder and editor of the Canadian Mining News website and based in Cobalt, ON.                                            TONY SPEED P. Eng. -  Director. Tony brings over 30 years experience in construction, mine development and mine production in North America, Central America and South East Asia.
MARK BATES - Director and Vice-President of Operations.
Mark brings over 33 years of experience in the field of production and administration. He has also worked for over two years with the local people of Suriname and has earned their respect and friendship.
ALLEN BROWNE - Director. Allen is from Haileybury, Ontario and brings over 40 years of mining experience to the Board.                ROBERT SALTER P. Eng. - Ph. D. - B. Sc. Director.  A Project Manager / General Manager / Senior Metallurgical Engineer with twenty years experience gained in a career in the field, in the plant, in the laboratory and in engineering & management offices. Robert will be instrumental in directing and managing the corporate affairs of CPML.
 

CONTACT INFO:

Consolidated Professor Mines Limited
12 Martin Drive, RR 1
Cobalt, Ontario P0J 1C0                                                                     Phone - 705-679-5403 or Fax 705-679-5360                                     Email : Consolidated Professor ML

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