In 2009 Stina acquired a 100% interest in the Kodiak Gold Property in the Yukon’s White District which is currently undergoing a modern day gold rush led by Underworld Resources which has shown strong drilling results on its Golden Saddle and Arc targets.

Stina’s Kodiak Property consists of 152 claims covering 30 square kilometers and ties on to the southern side of Underworld White Gold Property, south of Golden Saddle. The Kodiak claim block also straddles Thistle Creek, which was the richest placer gold-producing creek in the area, more than 63,000 ounces of placer gold since the turn of the century.

A re-examination of the Geological Survey of Canada Database for similar positive indicators of white-style mineralization on the Kodiak property, found anomalous gold and arsenic levels in silt samples collected from streams that drain from the Kodiak property. The presence of elevated gold and arsenic values suggests potential for mineralization similar to that identified by Underworld Resources.

As Underworld and other junior mining companies operating in the White District have had considerable success using soil geochemical surveys to pinpoint areas of gold mineralization, Stina is optimistic that its initial program will identify targets on the Kodiak Gold Property. Stina has recently completed an initial sampling program on the Kodiak, which could be fast-tracked if targets are identified as there is an access road and airstrip along Thistle Creek.

Stina has an option agreement with Ryanwood Exploration Inc. for 100% interest in the Dime property located in the Ten Mile Creek Area, located in the Yukon's White Gold District. The Dime property was formerly explored by Teck Cominco and Phelps Dodge and contains part of a former Teck target. Since Stina's acquisition of the Dime claims, soil sample work has been completed on the Teck target as well as over 60% of the rest of the property, and identified three major soil sample anomalies, stretching over 4.5 KM of the property. Trenching was conducted over two of the anomalies, and approximately 650 metres of core drilling on two of the anomalies with 5 holes.

Stina has subsequently acquired an additional 180 claims surrounding the Dime property and is now looking toward the 2011 exploration season to further additional work programs on the Dime property in an attempt to define a better understanding of the Dime property gold anomaly.