Mr. Farshad Shirvani reports

DOUBLEVIEW ADDS DR. RAZIQUE TO TECHNICAL TEAM

As Doubleview Capital Corp. continues to advance its Hat gold-copper porphyry project in the Sheslay district of northwest British Columbia, the company has further strengthened its technical team with the addition of Dr. Abdul Razique, PhD, as its first full-time geoscientist.

Dr. Razique, who has extensive global experience in the exploration and discovery of large, world-class porphyry deposits, has spent the last 18 months evaluating projects in British Columbia, Quebec and the United States on behalf of a major mining and exploration company and its joint venture partners.

"Dr. Razique's experience and unique understanding of porphyry systems will be invaluable in taking the Hat project to the next level at this important juncture given the success of hole H-23 which builds on the entire program to date," stated Pat McAndless, Doubleview's senior technical adviser. "I know Dr. Razique well and I'm delighted that Doubleview has been able to secure his services."

Among his many accomplishments in the field over the last two decades, Dr. Razique as a project geologist was responsible for a wide range of exploration programs as well as resource modelling (between 2003 and 2008) for what became one of the world's largest copper-gold porphyry deposits (Reko diq) in western Pakistan. Dr. Razique's PhD research project at the University of British Columbia, mineral deposit research unit (MDRU), was focused on the geology and evolution of the Reko diq porphyry Cu-Au (Mo) (copper-gold (molybdenum)) deposits and his conclusions have been published in leading technical journals.

Farshad Shirvani, Doubleview president and chief executive officer, stated: "We welcome Dr. Razique to our team with great excitement and anticipation. As H-23 demonstrates, we are now drilling into the highest grades yet at the Hat project and the Lisle zone continues to expand. Dr. Razique is already focusing on a much bigger picture including the pursuit of a high-grade core area and the potential of the Lisle zone, already measuring one kilometre by 500 metres, to merge with several nearby target areas to form a world-class gold-rich porphyry copper deposit in the underexplored Sheslay district."

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