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East West Resource Corporation is a Canadian focused exploration company based in Thunder Bay, Ontario. The company explores for copper, zinc, nickel and precious metals in northwestern Ontario. One particular focus is on the platinum group metals in association with copper and nickel. East West Resource Corporation was formed in 1979.

Thunder Bay is a major mining hub with ready access to rail lines. Road links extend to the Trans-Canada Highway and Highway 61 leading to the United States border, less than one hour south of Thunder Bay. The Port of Thunder Bay on Lake Superior links through the Great Lakes and the St. Lawrence Seaway to destinations within Canada, the United States and internationally.

East West Resource Corporation has three flagship assets plus an active portfolio of early stage projects.


marshall

A road accessible high grade VMS Copper Zinc project, northeast of Lake Nipigon. There is a historical pre NI 43-101 resource indicating 1.4m tons Copper, Zinc, Silver and Gold on the property.
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Norton

The Norton-McFaulds project consists of 11 claim blocks within a 600,000 square kilometre area in the James Bay Lowlands that has been subject to extensive claim staking and exploration activity as a consequence of a spectacular discovery of copper-nickel-PGE by Noront Resources in August 2007.
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shedan

A series of near surface Copper Gold showings, west of Thunder Bay. It sits on the main CP railway line, close to the Trans Canada highway and is road accessible all year round. The key land areas here are called Deaty and Hamlin.
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