Borderline
Project
PROJECT
Overview
Location
& infrastructure
exploration
targets
Exploration
roadmap
Borderline project
A Focused Opportunity
In The Western Basin
Borderline Project is a compact, 100%-owned project along the Saskatchewan–Alberta border, where modern airborne geophysics has outlined a clear foundation for follow-up exploration.
5,437 Hectares
A focused land position on the western edge of the prolific Athabasca Basin
100% Owned
Full ownership gives Stallion flexibility to advance the project as targets are refined
Single Claim Block
A streamlined footprint supports efficient data integration and exploration planning
VTEM™ Coverage
A 2023 VTEM™ Plus survey covered the full property, providing modern geophysical data for target definition
Figure 1 - Borderline Project
Magnetic Tilt Derivative over First Vertical Derivative
LOCATION & INFRASTRUCTURE
Western Margin Signals
Border Position
Situated along the Saskatchewan–Alberta border in the southwestern Athabasca Basin
Beatty River Fault
A major regional structure located approximately 7 km south of the property
Conductor Trends
Historical and modern surveys have identified conductive responses across the project
ZTEM Survey
Ongoing ZTEM surveying designed to better outline and upgrade historical conductors across the project
Borderline Target
Defined by Data
The Borderline Target is a structurally favorable area on the western margin of the Athabasca Basin. Modern and historical geophysical datasets have identified conductor trends across the property, while mapped basement contacts and nearby regional faulting provide key vectors for follow-up exploration.
Modern VTEM™ Coverage
A 2023 survey covered the full property and strengthened the targeting dataset
Historical Conductors
MEGATEM responses provide additional geophysical context
Basement Contact
Mapped granitoid and metasedimentary rocks create a favorable geological contrast
Follow-Up Ready
Next steps include ground geophysics, gravity surveying, and drill planning
Figure 3 - Borderline Project
EXPLORATION ROADMAP
From Data to Drills
Borderline’s roadmap is designed to integrate historical and modern geophysics and advance the strongest conductor-structure intersections toward drill testing.
Integrate the Data
Compile VTEM™ and MEGATEM magnetic, and mapping datasets into one targeting model.
Map the Structures
Use AFMAG and structural interpretation to define fault corridors and magnetic lineaments.
Refine Conductors
Deploy targeted ground EM and gravity surveys over priority conductor zones.
Plan Drill Testing
Design initial holes where conductors, structure, and lithological contacts overlap.
Qualified Person under NI 43-101
The technical information on this website have been prepared in accordance with the Canadian regulatory requirements set out in National Instrument 43-101 ‐ Standards of Disclosure for Mineral Projects (“NI 43-101”) of the Canadian Securities Administrators. Under NI 43-101, the Qualified Person for this website is Darren Slugoski, P.Geo, Stallions’s Vice-President, Exploration, who has reviewed and approved its contents. Mr. Slugoski is a registered member of the Association of Professional Engineers and Geoscientists of Saskatchewan (APEGS).
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