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Tyhee to Install Sample Preparation Lab at Yellowknife Gold Project

Feb 21 2007

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Tyhee Development Corp. today announced it is installing a sample preparation laboratory at its wholly-owned Yellowknife Gold Project. The laboratory will be owned, staffed and operated by Acme Analytical Laboratories Ltd. It is scheduled to be operating in March.

Sample Preparation Laboratory

“We are pleased to have Acme Analytical Laboratories, Vancouver, build and operate this sample preparation laboratory in our exploration camp for us.” said Dave Webb, president and CEO of Tyhee Development Corp. “It enhances the turn around time for sample processing and ensures dedicated access to this prep facility. Last year (2006) we processed more than 15,000 samples. This year (2007) we have two diamond drills operating on the property generating core for sampling, as well as generating samples from our Nicholas Lake resampling program.

In addition, 2007 will see substantial grass-roots exploration commence throughout the Yellowknife Gold Belt on properties Tyhee has recently acquired.”

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