Anglo-Canadian Uranium Corp

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This project consists of copper-gold-palladium claims covering 1266 hectares located 11 to 12 km south of Princeton. These claims, known as the Princeton project, have more than four showings known to occur on the optioned properties. Grab and chip samples have showings as high as 2.5 g / tonne gold, 30 to 65 g / tonne palladium, 42% copper and 150 g / tonne silver taken by a government geologist in 1960. These samples have since been duplicated by a more recent sampling program. The Princeton project is also located 5 km south of the Newmont Ingerbell mine.

Position: Director Robert Card is a successful business owner who has many years of experience in start-up companies and financing their development and growth. He was a registered representative for investment firms in Calgary and Vancouver prior to being a corporate financial consultant for over 25 years. Most of his management expertise and experience has been in the natural resource sector, where he has helped to raise many millions of dollars for various exploration and development projects. Mr.

Anglo Canadian Mining is a junior mineral exploration company with copper, gold and uranium properties in Quebec, Colorado, British Columbia, and Yukon.

Clean Energy -- Saskatchewan exported 5.0 million kilograms of uranium to the US. All of this uranium was dedicated to generating electricity (6.5% of the total US electricity production) and avoided approximately 230 million tonnes of greenhouse gas emissions.

Position: CFO and Director Mr. Turner has extensive experience in the exploration of base metals. He has held international management and geologist positions with Newmont, Noranda, and Terrasat Geometics Inc. Mr. Turner graduated in 1971 from the University of British Columbia.

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