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Gold/Mining/Energy : Yukon Gold Rush II

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From: LoneClone11/7/2013 2:08:10 PM
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Kaminak's Coffee Infill Drilling Program at Latte Deposit Demonstrates Continuity and Intersects High-Grade Zones

New Results include: 9.54g/t Au over 6m, 13.21g/t over 5m, 2.44g/t Au over 55m, 1.92 g/t Au over 85m and 19.11g/t Au over 3m

Press Release: MINING DRILLING RESULTS – 5 hours ago

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KAM.V0.590.0000



VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA--(Marketwired - Nov. 7, 2013) - Kaminak Gold Corporation (TSX VENTURE:KAM) today announced the results of an infill delineation drilling program at Latte targeting the central zone of the deposit and representing approximately 500m of its' more than 2km of mineralized strike-length, which remains open along strike and to depth. As previously disclosed, the Latte deposit is one of several gold deposits located within the company's Coffee Gold Project and contributes approximately 1.1 Moz of the previously reported 3.2 Moz NI 43-101 Inferred Mineral Resource Estimate, consisting of 64 million tonnes grading at 1.56 grams per tonne gold ("g/t Au") at a base case cut-off of 0.5g/t Au for Oxide and Transitional material and a 1g/t Au cut-off for Sulphide material.

Highlight Intercepts include:

  • 9.54g/t Au over 6.1m from 60.96m down hole depth in CFR0554

  • Eira Thomas, CEO commented: "Kaminak completed a short infill drilling program at Coffee in 2013 targeting those areas of the resource that could represent high value, potential starter pit mining opportunities for the project. The first results of that program announced today from Latte were encouraging, demonstrating good continuity of mineralization at tighter drill spacing and further defining high grade zones within the central core of the deposit. These results will contribute to an updated 43-101 resource estimate towards year-end followed by the initiation of a Preliminary Economic Assessment in early 2014."

    The 2013 Coffee drill program is now complete with over 55,000m drilled this year. Additional news flow in the coming weeks will include final drill results from the 2013 season at Supremo, metallurgical test work results, and updated Coffee resource estimation.

    About the Latte Drilling Programs

    Latte infill drilling was completed primarily to confirm the continuity of mineralization and grade characterization within a central 500m section of the Latte gold deposit. The ultimate aim of the infill drill program is to upgrade the resource classification of that section of the deposit from Inferred to the higher confidence level required in the Indicated category. The location and spacing of drilling was determined in consultation with independent Qualified Person Robert Sim, P.Geo. of SIM Geological Inc., who completed the Coffee Gold Project maiden Inferred Mineral Resource Estimate (announced December 13, 2012). The Company plans to update the mineral resource estimate once all of the drill results from the 2013 program have been received.

    Mineralization intersected by the infill drilling campaign strongly supports the existing geological model of broad steeply south-dipping mineralized shear zones, which exhibit gentle anastomosing and pinch and swell characteristics. A trench excavated within the central Latte area on section 583,250mE assayed 1.31g/t over 56m, which is consistent with underlying drill assay results and provides confirmation that mineralization comes to surface. The trenching was undertaken to collect larger size fraction material (compared to drill core) to test cyanide leach gold recovery at coarser crush sizes. Material was sampled directly from bedrock located beneath a shallow over-burden profile comprising 0.25-0.5m soil and 1.0-1.5m bedrock colluvium.

    The Latte Infill program utilized RC percussion drilling for the first time. As per Kaminak's standard procedure, two pre-existing diamond core holes were 'twinned' by RC to confirm reproduction of the results using both drilling methods. CFR0552 twinned CFD0008, returning comparable intercepts of 33.9 gram-metres and 39.0 gram-metres respectively (where gram-metres equals intercept width x grade). CFR0553 twinned CFD0006, returning 57.3 gram-metres and 46.7 gram-metres respectively. These results between core and RC compare well given the tolerances of the exercise, including deviation between the paired drill holes and that it was necessary to collar the RC holes 3-5m from the core holes collar in order to maintain air pressure.

    Latte Drill Results

    Drill Hole
    From (m)
    To (m)
    Core
    Length (m)*

    Weighted
    Average
    Grade
    (g/t Au)
    CFR0552
    18.29
    33.53
    15.24
    0.81
    And
    42.67
    59.44
    16.77
    1.29
    CFR0553
    30.48
    50.29
    19.81
    1.50
    And
    56.39
    76.2
    19.81
    1.46
    And
    102.11
    109.73
    7.62
    1.41
    CFR0554
    12.19
    35.05
    22.86
    1.93
    And
    39.62
    45.72
    6.1
    5.69
    And
    60.96
    67.06
    6.1
    9.54
    And
    100.58
    105.16
    4.58
    9.53
    CFR0555
    16.76
    21.34
    4.58
    2.32
    And
    45.72
    64.01
    18.29
    0.90
    CFR0556
    80.77
    103.63
    22.86
    3.80
    CFR0557
    92.96
    163.07
    70.11
    1.64
    CFR0558
    19.81
    35.05
    15.24
    1.39
    And
    59.44
    71.63
    12.19
    2.46
    And
    77.72
    82.3
    4.58
    13.21
    And
    105.16
    117.35
    12.19
    3.26
    CFR0559
    108.20
    124.97
    16.77
    1.51
    And
    131.06
    135.64
    4.58
    2.38
    CFR0560
    118.87
    126.49
    7.62
    3.88
    CFR0561
    91.44
    105.16
    13.72
    2.54
    CFR0562
    83.82
    85.34
    1.52
    9.53
    And
    92.96
    112.78
    19.82
    2.44
    CFR0563
    38.10
    86.87
    48.77
    2.85
    And
    103.63
    115.82
    12.19
    3.21
    CFR0564
    74.68
    111.25
    36.57
    1.19
    And
    137.16
    149.35
    12.19
    1.82
    CFR0565
    67.06
    121.92
    54.86
    2.44
    And
    132.59
    140.21
    7.62
    1.41
    CFR0566
    25.91
    33.53
    7.62
    1.41
    And
    44.20
    83.82
    39.62
    2.38
    CFR0567
    50.29
    135.64
    85.35
    1.92
    CFR0568
    47.24
    121.92
    74.68
    1.09
    CFR0569
    88.39
    120.4
    32.01
    1.84
    CFR0570
    18.29
    57.91
    39.62
    1.67
    And
    82.30
    89.92
    7.62
    2.08
    CFR0571
    42.67
    73.15
    30.48
    2.04
    And
    96.01
    103.63
    7.62
    3.56
    CFR0572
    33.53
    73.15
    39.62
    1.31
    And
    118.87
    123.44
    4.57
    3.36
    CFR0573
    54.86
    70.10
    15.24
    1.04
    CFR0574
    18.29
    39.62
    21.33
    1.80
    And
    44.20
    82.3
    38.1
    0.99
    And
    88.39
    106.68
    18.29
    1.41
    CFR0575
    36.58
    70.10
    33.52
    1.50
    CFR0576
    6.10
    70.10
    64
    1.71
    And
    82.30
    85.34
    3.04
    19.11
    CFR0577
    109.73
    114.3
    4.57
    3.92
    CFR0578
    27.43
    39.62
    12.19
    1.87
    CFR0579
    48.77
    62.48
    13.71
    1.83
    CFR0580
    132.59
    137.16
    4.57
    2.29
    CFR0581
    45.72
    68.58
    22.86
    1.58
    CFR0582
    25.91
    44.2
    18.29
    1.41
    And
    62.48
    85.34
    22.86
    1.70
    CFR0583
    18.29
    30.48
    12.19
    1.53
    CFD0340
    89
    124
    35
    3.52
    And
    170
    184
    14
    1.78
    CFD0341
    152
    178
    26
    1.29
    And
    191
    199
    8
    1.31
    And
    219
    229
    10
    1.38
    CFD0342
    101
    105
    4
    4.42
    And
    120
    202
    82
    1.65
    CFD0343
    111
    119
    8
    1.25
    And
    126
    142
    16
    2.33
    And
    146
    167
    21
    1.31
    CFD0344
    124
    128
    4
    3.04
    And
    158
    164
    6
    1.89
    And
    182
    192
    10
    2.87
    And
    214
    223
    9
    2.09
    CFD0345
    162
    164
    2
    4.99
    And
    180
    185
    5
    2.24
    And
    193
    197
    4
    2.58
    CFD0346
    108
    120
    12
    2.00
    CFD0347
    148
    149
    1
    3.33
    CFD0348
    99
    120
    21
    0.98
    And
    124
    163
    39
    0.97
    And
    179
    191
    12
    1.20
    CFD0349
    198
    200
    2
    3.41
    CFD0350
    159
    168
    9
    1.79
    And
    175
    178
    3
    4.39
    CFD0351
    79
    104
    25
    1.87
    *In general, the true width is estimated at approximately 2/3 of the core length.

    All maps, sections and assay sheets are currently available on the Kaminak website, www.kaminak.com.

    The Company also announces that Broadside Media Inc. is providing investor relations services for the Company, subject to acceptance for filing by the TSX Venture Exchange.

    The principal of Broadside Media, Inc., Kyle Barker, is an experienced finance and communications executive with an extensive corporate development and marketing background. Mr. Barker will assist the Company with the development and implementation of a public and investor relations and communications program, and provide on-going assistance to the Company regarding the development and enhancement of the Company's public and market image.

    Through Broadside, Mr. Barker will provide the services of Manager, Investor Relations on a monthly basis at an hourly rate of $43.75 and may be granted stock options under the Company's Stock Option Plan. Mr. Barker and Broadside are each arm's length parties to the Company and have advised the Company that they do not have any direct or indirect interest in the Company.

    QA / QC

    Kaminak's disclosure of a technical or scientific nature in this press release has been reviewed and approved by Rory Kutluoglu, P.Geo., Exploration Manager of Kaminak Gold Corporation, who serves as a Qualified Person under the definition of National Instrument 43-101. Quality assurance and quality control procedures include the systematic insertion of blanks and standards into the drill sample string. Samples are placed in sealed bags and shipped directly to the ALS Minerals preparatory laboratory in Whitehorse prior to gold fire assay.

    On behalf of the Board of Directors of Kaminak

    Eira Thomas, President and CEO

    Kaminak Gold Corporation

    For further information about Kaminak Gold Corporation or this news release, please visit our website at www.kaminak.com.

    Neither the TSX Venture Exchange nor its Regulation Services Provider (as that term is defined in the policies of the TSX Venture Exchange) accepts responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this release.

    Caution Concerning Forward-Looking Statements

    Certain disclosures in this release, including management's assessment of the future potential of the Coffee Project and future exploration programs, constitute forward-looking statements that are subject to numerous risks, uncertainties and other factors relating to Kaminak's operations as a mineral exploration company that may cause future results to differ materially from those expressed or implied in such forward-looking statements, including risks as to the completion of the plans and projects. Readers are cautioned not to place undue reliance on forward-looking statements. Except as required by law, Kaminak expressly disclaims any intention or obligation to update or revise any forward-looking statements, whether as a result of new information, future events, or otherwise.

    Cautionary Note concerning estimates of Inferred Resources:

    This news release uses the term "inferred resources". Inferred resources have a great amount of uncertainty as to their existence, and great uncertainty as to their economic and legal feasibility. It cannot be assumed that all or any part of an Inferred Mineral Resource will ever be upgraded to a higher category. Under Canadian rules, estimates of Inferred Resources may not form the basis of feasibility or other economic studies. Kaminak advises U.S. investors that while this term is recognized and required by Canadian regulations, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission do not recognize it. U.S. investors are cautioned not to assume that part or all of an inferred resource exists, or is economically or legally minable.


    Contact:
    Kaminak Gold Corporation
    Tony Reda
    Vice President of Corporate Development
    604.646.4534 or Toll Free 1.888.331.2269
    info@kaminak.com
    www.kaminak.com
  • 13.21g/t over 4.58m from 77.72m down hole depth in CFR0558
  • 2.44 g/t Au over 54.86m from 67.06m down hole depth in CFR0565
  • 1.92 g/t Au over 85.35m, from 50.29m down hole depth in CFR0567
  • 1.65g/t over 82m from 120m down hole depth in CFD0342
  • 19.11g/t Au over 3.04m from 82.3m down hole depth in CFR0576
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