NorthIsle Copper and Gold Inc. (“NorthIsle”) is a Vancouver based junior resource company committed to the development of the North Island Project on Northern Vancouver Island. The North Island Project is a 38,000 hectare block of mineral titles 100% owned by NorthIsle stretching northwest from the now closed Island Copper Mine of BHP Billiton, which is located 10 km south of Port Hardy.The North Island Project covers a 50 by 8 kilometre block of a highly prospective porphyry copper with one confirmed deposit and a second historical resource and several mineralized occurrences including Pemberton Hills and NW Expo. The most developed and advanced is the Hushamu Deposit with and Indicated Resource of 305 million tonnes grading 0.21% copper, 0.29gpt gold, 0.01 molybdenum and 0.55 gpt rhenium.A key attribute of the Project is the excellent infrastructure including an airport, hospitals, schools, deep water load out facility and main BC Hydro power grid all within a 40 minute drive of the main mineralized areas on the property. In many ways, the North Island Project may be considered a brownfield development opportunity.The North Island Project claims are located on northern Vancouver Island from 15 to 40 km southwest of Port Hardy and 360 km northwest of Vancouver, British Columbia.The project consists of some 300 mineral claims grouped in 3 blocks referred to as the Hushamu claims, the Apple Bay claims, and the Rupert Block.The North Island Project contains the Hushamu Deposit and 5 other partially explored porphyry occurrences including NW Expo, Hep, South MacIntosh, Pemberton Hills and Rupert.This deposit is situated about 29 km from the reclaimed BHP Island Copper Mine within the Nanaimo Mining Division, a highly prospective porphyry copper district that measures 60 km in length and 8 km in width.The project is characterized by multiple low trending hills and ridges bounded by narrow valleys with steep slopes. The area receives little snowfall in winter and can be effectively explored for 10 months each year.