Snowfield Development Corp (SNO) Quote

I found out talking to one of the IR guys that Snowfield is going to do a reverse stock split. As a shareholder, that news didn't evactly please me so I sold almost all of my shares and broke even with the company less the brokers commissions.

Yippee!!! Snowfield up and trading again December 23rd!!!

The only reason they're not trading today December 28th is that today is a national holiday in Canada called "Boxers Day"...whatever that is. :)

Snowfield has made 3 changes to the company dated 12/01/09:

1.They have fired their accounting firm and...

2. They have appointed a new director who happens to be an accountant and...

3. Snowfield has confirmed that they are proceeding in acquiring the 4 uranium claims on the east side of Simpson Island North West Territories Canada.

I called Snowfield today asking what was going on with the company. I was told that the cease trade order had been lifted (revoked) and the company was working towards full resumption of stock trading.

I then sent an email to the British Columbia Securities Commission asking them if it was true that they had removed the cease trade. This was the response I got:

Thank you for contacting the British Columbia Securities Commission (BCSC).
The BCSC issued a revocation order in the matter of Snowfield Development Corp. on December 1, 2009, and you can review the terms of this order on our web site, URL:

http://www.bcsc.bc.ca/comdoc.nsf/allbyunid/7d8ce71f80f4e44b8825767f007dea4a?opendocument

In the meantime, if you have any comments or questions, contact our Inquiries Group in Vancouver at (604) 899-6854 or toll free 1-800-373-6393 or email: <Inquiries@bcsc.bc.ca>. Please refer to your Enquiry Log number listed below. Thank you again for taking the time to contact us.
British Columbia Securities Commission
P.O. Box 10142, Pacific Centre
1200 - 701 West Georgia Street
Vancouver, B.C. V7Y 1L2
email: Inquiries@bcsc.bc.ca
(604) 899-6854 - Inquiries or Complaints
(604) 899-6500 - Main Switchboard
1-800-373-6393 - Toll Free in Canada
(604) 899-6506 - Fax

Snowfield had been late in supplying its audited statements to the B.C.S.C. (British Columbia Securities Commission) and they subsequently told the Toronto Venture Exchange which placed a cease trade order on September 4, 2009 against Snowfield.

West Texas, thanks for your interest. :)

Short and sweet...this is why I like Snowfield...SNO was in the 40's (cents) per share a little more than a year ago...got bad results from a bad contractor that used waaaay too much dynamite to blast the near surface kimberlite away from the host rock and really messed up their diamond results...stock price went waaay down to where it is now (a penny or two per share)...meanwhile the company has acquired some uranium claims with some good historical uranium grades reported by at least 2 companies and one prospector.

I LOVE companies like this! Wish there were more of them!

West Texas,as far as knowing "everything"...you can start by:

Reading my posts 24, 25, and 26. Then go to the company website and read what they've got.

Then please go to my post 35 OR the stickied post (on top of all the posts) and study it!!!

I will be happy to try and answer all your questions but I would like you to have at least some DD and knowledge to begin with okay?

Thanks Energy.

Netjoy, try using SWFCF for the American symbol.

TD Ameritrade (my broker) accepts this symbol.

PLEASE NOTE: Snowfield is a Canadian company! You should always buy it through a broker that works directly with a Canadian brokerage house.

Why? You will PAY LESS for the stock.

Also please read my post which begins "Buying SNO is easy"....

Is there an OTC symbol for this security?

Tell me everything I need to know about this company!!!!!!!!

o.k., i see here thanx.

Mick, go to my post 35 and just follow the simple instructions there and you will see that SNO traded A LOT of shares today on the TSX! :)

Or go to the price quote on this board and it will give you the volume there.

o.k.,,,TA

9-15-45ma,,,Volume---RSI - MACD - FAST STO WITH PRICES.


2 yr.,,,50-200ma,,,RSI- Volume - MACD --- green background.


2 year TA...Nasdaq/edgar...RSI - 200 ma.
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doesn't trade much on otcbb. Depth/Level II for Snowfield Development Corp (SWFCF)
$ 0.025 0.00 (0.00%) Volume: 0 9:30 AM EDT Jun 15, 2009

o.k. i see and will look fer one.

IMPORTANT! LOOKING AT SNO FROM TSX! simply click on to the link below and type SNO into search slot when it takes you to the slot.

http://cxa.marketwatch.com/tsx/en/market/getquote.aspx

Not officially yet... but I would not be too terribly suprised if they acquired some soon considering the price of gold right now. :)

Mick, I can show you how to look at a 30 day price history of SNO and how to see how many shares are offered on the bid and ask side for SNO.

In fact I will sticky it so it stays current for everybody no matter how many posts we have. :)

If you mean a stock chart, I will have to try and get my buddy sumi or somebody with a computer to put up a current chart since I use a web TV.

if remembering right as usual needed funds to explore.

Your welcome Mick. SNO has some good looking uranium claims with some very interesting historical results.

do they have any gold and silver claims now?

do you have a history chart for 'SNOWFIELD DEVELOPMENT (V.SNO)'

here is where i started here.
re;
hi oscillo, i use to have a company that did partner stuff with them. forgot the company name for now.

i'll see if i can find the info for us. rich radez did the mining metal conferences in chgo., for them [mystery co. for now] rich is one of a few that does metal and mining conferences in il. he did go with a company now and does work for them.

nice message. V.SNO

To 'EnergyGuy62', i think i was in this longtime ago. thanx for getting me here.

SNO.V

they had a deal with another company

from what i remember they had some good holdings.

How SNO.V can double my money.

I like to watch stocks and how their share prices react to market actions.

This is what happened during 3 days from Monday 8/24/09 through Wednesday 8/26/09.

8/26/2009   Wednesday
0.020 close
0.035 HIGHEST
0.020 low
13,125,100 Huge volume!!!

8/25/2009   Tuesday
0.020 close
0.025 HIGHER
0.015 low
8,444,200 Look at this volume!!!

8/24/2009 Monday
0.010 close
0.015 high
0.010 low
33,000   Very low volume.

(If you bought SNO.V at no more than .014...you would almost have doubled your money selling during the high on Wednesday 8/26/09).

Last year SNO.V share price was in the forties!!!

Snowfield Development Corporation
SNO.V
American Default Symbol at TD Ameritrade (my broker) SWFCF
SNOWFIELD'S I HUB CHAT MESSAGE BOARD
http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/board.aspx?board_id=10255

website: http://www.snowfield.com

After you read my SNO posts, go to the Snowfield website and you can get their phone numbers etc.

Buying SNO.V is easy for me. I use TD Amritrade as my online broker. They give SNO.V an American symbol too...SWFCF.

I simply type in how many shares I want to buy, then, (next column down), SWFCF, then "limit" for type of price, then the price I want to pay (as of right now...no more than .015 Canadian or .014 U.S.).

Then I submit the "submit" button and voila, i buy the shares.

IMPORTANT!!! You should ALWAYS know exactly how many shares are on the "BID" side and how many on the "ASK" side for SNO.

I call my TD Amritrade broker up, tell him to put his Canadian screen on his computer and ask him for the bid and ask prices on SNO in American money AND also I tell my rep. that I want to know how many shares on the bid side and on the ask side.

Hope that helps someone. :)

News Release (NR 09-11) - June 02, 2009

Snowfield completes agreement to aquire 100% interest in four Uranium claims.
     
Snowfield Development Corp. ("Snowfield" or the "Company") announces that it has negotiated and signed option agreements with Mr. David Smith of Yellowknife, N.W.T. ("Smith") and Luxwing Holdings Limited of Hong Kong ("Luxwing") whereby Snowfield can earn a 100% interest in four uranium claims, the Gennen 1 and Gennen 2 claims from Smith and the US081 and US082 from Luxwing (collectively the "Claims"), located on Simpson Island, East Arm, Great Slave Lake, in the South Mining District of the Northwest Territories.
     
The terms of the agreements with Smith and Luxwing are identical whereby Snowfield will earn its 100% interests in the Claims by respectively, subject to Regulatory Acceptance, making cumulative cash payments totaling $50,000 each to Smith and Luxwing over a 23 month period to be completed by April 30, 2011; issuing a cumulative total of 12,000,000 shares from treasury each to Smith and Luxwing over a 19 month period to be completed by December 31, 2010 and expending a cumulative total of $450,000 on three programs of exploration and development each on the Smith and Luxwing Claims to be completed by December 31, 2011.
     
The Company views this acquisition very positively, especially in light of the recently increasing spot price for uranium. With the outlook for commodity prices generally regarded as positive and the increase in the number of nuclear power generation plants planned at record levels, the demand for uranium fuel is anticipated to remain strong for the foreseeable future.
     
These four contiguous Claims are located on Simpson Island within the East Arm of Great Slave Lake. The Claims are approximately 120kms SE of Yellowknife and some 65kms from Snowfield's Ticho Diamond Project near Drybones Bay, Great Slave Lake and the Company's existing Pebble Beach camp. This summer's exploration activities on the Simpson Island uranium project will be conducted out of the Company's base at Pebble Beach.
     
Uranium exploration in the Simpson Island area was originally carried out by Vestor Exploration during the early 1970's. Uranium was located in Proterozoic sandstones and conglomerates of the Hornby Channel formation in 3 main zones. The first of these radioactive zones was shown to contain Pitchblende and the other two to contain Liebigite (hydrated Uranyl Carbonate). Pitchblende in the first zone was found to run from 0.01 to 1.9% U3O8. It was concluded that these were mainly leached surface samples and that higher grades would be found at depth.
     
As of March 12, 1971, some 3,036 feet of diamond drilling had been completed. Results from drilling was encouraging and demonstrated the following concerning the uranium mineralization on Simpson Island as summarized below:
          
(a)  The Sosan Group is a highly uniform sequence of sandstones and conglomerates that extend to at least 400 feet below the surface.
          
(b)  Subsurface extensions of the surface outcrops of the rich uranium mineralization exhibit grades of up to 0.42% U3O8 over widths of up to 7 feet and 0.10% U3O8 over 39.7 feet. These assay grades compare favorably with those from Elliot Lake which run from 0.08 to 0.12% U3O8.
          
(c)  Uranium mineralization encountered to date exhibits chemical, mineralogical and spatial characteristics indicative of a post depositional, diagenetic or epigenetic process of uranium mineralization. This process would appear to be analogous to that which formed the rich uranium deposits of the Wyoming and Colorado Plateaus in the USA.
          
(d)  This drill program has only tested one of 10 known mineralized zones in the Simpson Island area and a mere fraction of the many radioactive sandstones known to exist between Simpson Island and Reliance Island.
     
Further drilling was carried out by Vestor in 1971 and 1972. In a report dated February 2, 1972 the following comments were made:
          
"Mineralization is concluded to be analogous to sandstone deposits in SW USA. Un-oxidized sections contain interstitial Uraninite. Abundant hematite in the formation is believed to be due to oxidation. It is expected that better grades and more consistency of mineralization will be found in the unoxidised zone presumably at depth. In the high-grade zone, grades run from 0.5 to 1.2% U3O8. The uranium is also associated with fine disseminated pyrite. The reduced mineralization is not surficial but is continuous in depth. The in depth dimensions of the reduced mineralization are greater than the surface dimensions. The uranium mineralization is concentrated near or adjacent to illitic shale units. The uranium mineralization is not related to the fault or vein system present. There is no evidence of any structural control of the uranium. The conglomeratic unit which contains Zone #5 dips steeply to the northwest beneath an impermeable "chloritic" cemented sandstone unit and to the west beneath finer grained lithologies. Because oxidation and leaching would result in the migration and concentration down dip and because the host unit is capped by impermeable strata that would prevent leaching, the down dip extension of the host unit is therefore an obvious high priority target."
     
It should be noted that all of the above mentioned grades are historical grades and have not been confirmed by the Company.
     
Surface sampling by Mr. David Smith in the summer of 2006 along the southern boundary of the Claims resulted in a sample returning an assay value of 1.33% U3O8. In view of this high value Mr. David Smith entered into a contract with Terraquest Ltd. to carry out a detailed airborne radiometric survey over all of the Claims. This survey was carried out in August 2006. The survey was flown using a line spacing of 100 meters and a flying height of 70 meters. The spectrometer used for the survey utilized a detector measuring some 2,048 cubic inches, 256 channels of data were recorded. This airborne survey identified numerous discrete uranium anomalies and a large number of anomalous zones within the four Claims. These anomalies have not yet been ground checked. The ground checking and sampling of these targets will be carried out this summer.

A 9.5% finder's fee will be payable with respect to each of the aforementioned transactions.
     
Snowfield continues to pursue and negotiate the acquisition of an interest in the Silver Oy project in Finland announced in NR 09-04, March 2, 2009.
     
Marvin A. Mitchell, P. Eng, a qualified person under National Instrument 43-101 has approved the contents of this NR09-11.

ON BEHALF OF THE BOARD
"Robert T. Paterson"
President
SNOWFIELD DEVELOPMENT CORP.

The Canadian Venture Exchange has not reviewed and does not accept responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of the contents hereof.

I bought a fairly LARGE amount of shares in this company...and am ready to do the happy dance when this baby spikes upward! :)

somethings happening here

what it is i aint exactly clear

theres some men with some guns in there hands

GETTING READY TO PULL THE TRIGGERS!!!

LOL

nice little pop this am...wonder if the geo report from debeers is close?

sounds like you know a little about mining issues. glad ya showed me da way.

thanx for all information today.

RE:
Mostly micro's found in limited sampling done in 2006, but there was one macro!

Some big money riding on these samples, and a lot of geo work behind it.

Snowfield Development Corp. - Micro-diamond results

Trading Symbol: TSX Venture: SNO
Shares Issued: 43,050,109

VANCOUVER, Feb. 6 /CNW/ - Snowfield Development Corp. ("Snowfield") is
pleased to announce that it has received the micro-diamond results from a
composite kimberlite sample taken from its Ticho Project Mudlake Kimberlite
located near Drybones Bay, Great Slave Lake, N.W.T. Approximately 110 kg of
remnant kimberlite core samples taken from some 14 holes drilled into the
Mudlake body were submitted to the Kennecott Canada Exploration Inc. Thunder
Bay Mineral Processing Laboratory at Thunder Bay, Ontario for caustic fusion
processing and micro-diamond recovery. This process resulted in the recovery
of one macro-diamond and four micro-diamonds. The kimberlite core samples were
remnants remaining after the majority of the kimberlitic material had been
previously processed for kimberlitic indicator minerals. The dimensional
measurements of the largest diamond is listed below:

<<
--------------------------------------------
Largest Diamond (mm) Sample Sill-1
--------------------------------------------
X Y Z
--------------------------------------------
1 0.92 0.82 0.54
--------------------------------------------

An additional 4 micro-diamonds were recovered from Samples Sill-1 and
Sill-2. All results are shown below.

----------------------------------------------------------------
Sieve Sizes Sample Sill - 1 Sample Sill -2
----------------------------------------------------------------
(mm) Sample Weight 58.85 Kg Sample Weight 51.78 Kg
----------------------------------------------------------------
+0.600 1 0
----------------------------------------------------------------
+0.300 0 1
----------------------------------------------------------------
+0.150 1 0
----------------------------------------------------------------
+0.106 1 1
----------------------------------------------------------------
Totals 3 2
----------------------------------------------------------------

These results demonstrate the presence of diamonds in the Mudlake
kimberlite, however, due to the nature of the sampling, it is not possible to
determine which specific drill holes produced the diamonds. The presence of
one macro-diamond is encouraging and once again demonstrates the need for a
much larger sample. These results further strengthen the company's view that
only a bulk sample from the Mudlake kimberlite will establish whether or not
the body is economic. With this in mind the company is proceeding with its
plans to extract a 500 tonne bulk sample from the Mudlake kimberlite during
the current exploration season.
Drilling on other targets within the project area is currently underway
and results will be announced as they become available.

Marvin A. Mitchell (P. Geo), a qualified person, has reviewed and
approved the contents of this news release.

On behalf of the Board of Directors,
Snowfield Development Corp.

"Robert T. Paterson"
Robert T. Paterson
President and Director

THE TSX VENTURE EXCHANGE HAS NOT REVIEWED AND DOES NOT ACCEPT
RESPONSIBILITY FOR THE ADEQUACY OR ACCURACY OF THE CONTENTS HEREOF.
>>




Source: Canada NewsWire (February 6, 2006 - 9:30 AM EST)

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Mostly micro's found in limited sampling done in 2006, but there was one macro!

Some big money riding on these samples, and a lot of geo work behind it.

Snowfield Development Corp. - Micro-diamond results

Trading Symbol: TSX Venture: SNO
Shares Issued: 43,050,109

VANCOUVER, Feb. 6 /CNW/ - Snowfield Development Corp. ("Snowfield") is
pleased to announce that it has received the micro-diamond results from a
composite kimberlite sample taken from its Ticho Project Mudlake Kimberlite
located near Drybones Bay, Great Slave Lake, N.W.T. Approximately 110 kg of
remnant kimberlite core samples taken from some 14 holes drilled into the
Mudlake body were submitted to the Kennecott Canada Exploration Inc. Thunder
Bay Mineral Processing Laboratory at Thunder Bay, Ontario for caustic fusion
processing and micro-diamond recovery. This process resulted in the recovery
of one macro-diamond and four micro-diamonds. The kimberlite core samples were
remnants remaining after the majority of the kimberlitic material had been
previously processed for kimberlitic indicator minerals. The dimensional
measurements of the largest diamond is listed below:

<<
--------------------------------------------
Largest Diamond (mm) Sample Sill-1
--------------------------------------------
X Y Z
--------------------------------------------
1 0.92 0.82 0.54
--------------------------------------------

An additional 4 micro-diamonds were recovered from Samples Sill-1 and
Sill-2. All results are shown below.

----------------------------------------------------------------
Sieve Sizes Sample Sill - 1 Sample Sill -2
----------------------------------------------------------------
(mm) Sample Weight 58.85 Kg Sample Weight 51.78 Kg
----------------------------------------------------------------
+0.600 1 0
----------------------------------------------------------------
+0.300 0 1
----------------------------------------------------------------
+0.150 1 0
----------------------------------------------------------------
+0.106 1 1
----------------------------------------------------------------
Totals 3 2
----------------------------------------------------------------

These results demonstrate the presence of diamonds in the Mudlake
kimberlite, however, due to the nature of the sampling, it is not possible to
determine which specific drill holes produced the diamonds. The presence of
one macro-diamond is encouraging and once again demonstrates the need for a
much larger sample. These results further strengthen the company's view that
only a bulk sample from the Mudlake kimberlite will establish whether or not
the body is economic. With this in mind the company is proceeding with its
plans to extract a 500 tonne bulk sample from the Mudlake kimberlite during
the current exploration season.
Drilling on other targets within the project area is currently underway
and results will be announced as they become available.

Marvin A. Mitchell (P. Geo), a qualified person, has reviewed and
approved the contents of this news release.

On behalf of the Board of Directors,
Snowfield Development Corp.

"Robert T. Paterson"
Robert T. Paterson
President and Director

THE TSX VENTURE EXCHANGE HAS NOT REVIEWED AND DOES NOT ACCEPT
RESPONSIBILITY FOR THE ADEQUACY OR ACCURACY OF THE CONTENTS HEREOF.
>>




Source: Canada NewsWire (February 6, 2006 - 9:30 AM EST)

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hmmm, some of these could be huge in size according to this.'

RE:
the samples or the diamonds? The results are not public yet, the interesting thing to note is debeers paid for all of this labwork with no percentage deal or obligation from snowfield ..AT ALL

The kimberlite pipe in this region was already shown to be diamondiferous last year, these samples are looking to establish more of the same.

this isn't too bad.

End of Day Data Last Updated: 15 Feb 2008
Rolling 52 Week High 0.520
Rolling 52 Week Low 0.170
Total Number of Shares 85,976,369
Shares in Escrow 187,500
Net Shares Outstanding 85,788,869
Float Quoted Market Value 37,747,102

the samples or the diamonds? The results are not public yet, the interesting thing to note is debeers paid for all of this labwork with no percentage deal or obligation from snowfield ..AT ALL

The kimberlite pipe in this region was already shown to be diamondiferous last year, these samples are looking to establish more of the same.

did the company mention what size they are?

End of Day Data Last Updated: 15 Feb 2008
Rolling 52 Week High 0.520
Rolling 52 Week Low 0.170
Total Number of Shares 85,976,369
Shares in Escrow 187,500
Net Shares Outstanding 85,788,869
Float Quoted Market Value 37,747,102

January 9, 2008 - 9:01 AM EST

"Snowfield has been notified that their Qualified Person, as defined by NP 43-101, will be on site in Saskatoon on February 4, 2008 to audit the diamond recovery process by SRC. Results are expected shortly thereafter.

"

VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA--(Marketwire - Jan. 9, 2008) - Snowfield Development Corp. ("Snowfield" and the "Company") (TSX VENTURE:SNO) announces that its 2008 exploration drill program commenced today at the Ticho Diamond Project located 55km Southeast of Yellowknife, NWT. Two crews are currently in camp and drilling on a 24 hour basis with a third crew expected to be mobilized on January 15th, 2008. The current exploration drilling is focused on identifying new kimberlite bodies known to exist to the Northeast of the previously discovered Mud Lake diamondiferous kimberlite. These targets include Swamp Lake, Aspen Lake and the Sipper Lake area.

Ice road access has been established to the Ticho Project from Yellowknife with the contractor now maintaining and widening the road to accelerate ice formation. When suitable ice thickness is achieved Snowfield will complete the removal of the remaining 400 tonnes of crushed, bagged and sealed kimberlite from the original 500 tonne bulk sample taken in 2007. Once removed from the site, the 400 tonnes will be shipped to DeBeers Canada Exploration Ltd. ("DeBeers") Dense Media Separation Plant in Grande Prairie, AB, for processing and concentration. The initial 100 tonnes of the 500 tonne sample was successfully processed by DeBeers in December 2007. The concentrate from the initial 100 tonnes has now been received by the two laboratories contracted to undertake diamond recovery. 1,040.91 kilos is being processed by the Saskatchewan Research Council ("SRC") and a further 518.80 kilos was shipped to DeBeers Laboratory in Johannesburg, South Africa.

Snowfield has been notified that their Qualified Person, as defined by NP 43-101, will be on site in Saskatoon on February 4, 2008 to audit the diamond recovery process by SRC. Results are expected shortly thereafter.

Detailed Quote for Snowfield Development Corp (V.SNO)
$ 0.44 0.00 (0.00%) Volume: 497.04 k 3:49 PM EST Feb 15, 2008

do ya have the share count?

hi righty, good morning. is this coming from debeers? diamonds in da ruff?

hold onto your hat mick, the bulk samples debeers paid to process are coming in very soon!

fingers crossed!

Still waiting, come on debeers, get on wit it.

steady as she goes, someones accumulating

I have been watching these guys for over a year and a half.

If they manage to identify their kim pipe as diamondiferous, this will likely get very interesting very quickly.

Seems debeers has some insight on the matter

whoah, some big buying this am, looks like accumulation for the results from the sample is starting.

chart looks good.

i remember who the company was now.

was partners with falcon ventures.

V.SNO THIS IS A PRETTY SOUND COMPANY FROM MY MEMORY BACK A FEW.

say we have a poster i.d. with sno in it.

maybe we can do some profiling at the shell jurnt for V.SNO over the weekend.

hi oscillo, i use to have a company that did partner stuff with them. forgot the company name for now.

i'll see if i can find the info for us. rich radez did the mining metal conferences in chgo., for them [mystery co. for now] rich is one of a few that does metal and mining conferences in il. he did go with a company now and does work for them.

nice message. V.SNO

if chart appears reduced, click on it to enlarge
http://stockcharts.com/h-sc/ui?s=SNO.V&p=D&yr=0&mn=3&dy=0&id=p72775874865&a=...