Mr. Stephen Roman reports

HARTE DRILLING CONFIRMS NEW GOLD DISCOVERY AT SUGAR ZONE PROPERTY

Harte Gold Corp. has confirmed a new gold discovery on its Sugar Zone property located 60 kilometres east of the Hemlo gold camp in Ontario, Canada.

Two shallow angled holes have been completed under the trench 2 zone (now known as the Wolf zone)(see news releases in Stockwatch on Sept. 21, 2010, and Oct. 5, 2010). This discovery area is only a small part of the new zone area that is located 1.7 kilometres north of the Sugar Zone deposit (see news releases in Stockwatch on July 21, 2010, and Aug. 10, 2010).

Hole No. NZ10-02, drilled beneath trench 2, intersected 9.5 grams per tonne over 7.5 metres from 22 metres to 29.5 metres. Included in the interval are 22.9 g/t over 3.5 metres which includes 111 g/t over 0.5 metre. The mineralization occurred as disseminated sulphides with varying amounts of fine visible gold (VG).

Hole No. NZ10-01, drilled above hole No. NZ10-02, returned a section between 20 and 23.5 metres of 3.5 metres grading 1.83 g/t, including a section of 3.6 g/t across one metre. Because hole NZ10-02 returned much higher grades and width than hole No. NZ10-01, it is believed this may be an early indication that the Wolf zone is improving with depth. A program of step-out drilling will begin this week.

The Wolf zone was discovered using induced polarization (IP) and magnetic surveys, followed by a trenching and sampling program (see news release in Stockwatch on Oct. 5, 2010). The surveys and follow-up programs produced very positive results indicating Hemlo-style disseminated sulphide gold mineralization.

Assay results are pending from four additional holes that have been drilled on other IP and magnetic targets delineated in the new zone area.

As a result of this important new discovery at the Wolf zone, Harte has mobilized a geophysical crew to expand the IP survey area in all directions. In addition, Harte has retained EDCOR Drilling Services to supply an additional drill rig to be delivered to the site next week. Harte will then have two drill rigs working on the Wolf zone with the objective of expanding the zone along strike and down dip.

"These are excellent results that Harte has produced in the early days of our Hemlo-style gold discovery on the Sugar Zone property," commented Stephen Roman, president and chief executive officer. "We have a multitude of IP and magnetic targets to test on this extensive greenstone belt (40,000 acres) which is entirely controlled by Harte."

The current drill results comprise core intersection lengths (true width unknown) and were assayed at Activation Laboratories in Thunder Bay, Ont., using standard fire assay with AA and gravimetric finish. Because of variable amounts of VG in the core samples, Harte will use fire assay with screen metallics on all future core.

Quality assurance/quality control (QA/QC) statement

Diamond drill holes were drilled with NQ-sized core in order to obtain larger sample volumes of the mineralized zones. The core was sealed and delivered by the drilling contractor to Harte's facilities located in White River, Ont. The mineralized sections of the cores were photographed for reference, logged and mineralized sections were sawed in half. Sample lengths were 0.5 metre. Half-core samples were bagged, sealed and delivered to Activation Laboratories in Thunder Bay, Ont., an accredited laboratory. The remaining core is stored on site for reference. Samples were assayed by the fire-assay method using an atomic absorption finish on a 50-gram pulp split. A quality assurance and quality control program was implemented by Harte and the laboratory to ensure the precision and reproducibility of the analytical method and results. The QA/QC program includes the insertion of standards, blanks and field duplicates in the sample batches sent to the laboratory and a systematic reassaying of samples returning values above three g/t Au by the fire-assay method using a gravimetric finish.

The drill program is being conducted under the supervision of George Flach, PGeo, vice-president of exploration for Harte. Mr. Flach is the qualified person (QP) as defined in National Instrument 43-101 and has reviewed the technical information contained herein.