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Cartier Resources Inc.,a junior mining exploration company, engages in the acquisition, exploration, and development of mining properties in Canada. The company focuses on gold in the greenstone belt of Abitibi in Quebec. Properties The company holds a 100% interest in 11 mining properties that are located in the northwestern region of Quebec. These properties include MacCormack, Preissac, Newconex West, Rambull, Bapst, Dieppe-Collet, La Morandière, Lac Castagnier, Dollier, Manneville, and La Pause. In June 2009, the company subdivided the Kinojevis properties into four new properties: MacCormack, Preissac, Newconex West, and Rambull. These four properties, as well as the five claim blocks of the Xstrata-Option Property, covers a length of 48 kilometers on the eastern extension of the Porcupine-Destor fault. The company has option to acquire 100% of Xstrata`s interest in five blocks of claims totalizing 50 units and covering approximately 2,088 hectares (the Xstrata Option Property). The Xstrata Option Property is located in the Manneville and Villemontel townships in the Abitibi, northwestern region of Québec. The company has acquired by staking a gold property. The property, named Diego, is situated 40 kilometers south-west of Chapais and consists of 67 map staked cells for a total area of 3,738 hectares. It covers a drill indicated gold-bearing structure approximately 10 kilometers with previous drill gold mineralized intersections featuring widths of 160 meters. The property straddles the dominant gold-bearing structure of the area, the Opawica-Guercheville Deformation Zone (`OGDZ`). History Cartier Resources Inc. was incorporated in 2006