Mr. John de Jong reports

ROGUE RESOURCES SILICA PROJECT EXPLORATION PROGRAM COMMENCES

Line cutting crews have been mobilized in preparation for exploration on Rogue Resources Inc.'s Lac de la Grosse Femelle silica project located approximately 42 kilometres north of Baie-Saint Paul, Que., situated on the St. Lawrence River, and four km northeast of Sitec's operating silica mine.

"The exploration drill program has been designed to help the company further interpret the G and D quartzite structures and incorporate these structures into a resource estimate planned for early 2016," commented company president and chief executive officer, John de Jong. "Our first priority is to determine the widths, strike length and structures along the east-northeast-trending quartzites as well as follow up on high-purity silica assays of samples taken in September, 2014."

2015 exploration plans

May/June, 2015

Exploration purpose

Work planned at surface is to physically define the high-purity silica zones along the quartzites of zone E and zone G (sample J210609 assaying 99.54 per cent SiO2, see press release dated Dec. 16, 2014) as well as localizing the quartzites of zone D.

A second phase airborne geophysics program will be completed to better define the widths, strike length and structures along the east-northeast-trending quartzites. This information will help define future drill targets.

Geological surface mapping/identification of quartzites

• Immediately following the line cutting, geological surface mapping identifying the high-purity white quartzites and tracing their extents will begin.

Channel sampling

• Samples and channel sampling will be taken from the areas identified through the mapping process. These samples will be sent for assaying immediately.

Ground geophysics

• Fifty-eight km of lines are being cut at an orientation of north 30 degrees west. Geophysics on the cut lines will be performed with ground magnetometer and radiometric instruments. The work at surface is to physically define the high-purity silica zones along the quartzites of zone E and zone G (sample J210609 assaying 99.54 per cent SiO2, see press release dated Dec. 16, 2014) as well as localizing the quartzites of the zone D.

Airborne heli-VLF geophysics survey

• An airborne heli-VLF geophysics survey will be conducted by GPR International over the Femelle project with 316.5 line km flown at an orientation of north 30 degrees west spaced at 100 m. This survey is designed to better define the widths, strike length and structures along the east-northeast-trending quartzites and is planned to be completed prior to the end of May.

Baseline desktop study

• A baseline desktop study has been initiated by WSP of Quebec City, Que., to identify and catalogue physiographic sensitive areas on the claims (marshes, creeks and lakes), fauna and flora present at Femelle. In addition, the study by WSP will provide guidance on community relations, available labour and services in the region, tourism in the area and any uses of the land near Femelle (for instance, hunting, fishing, recreation and mining -- Sitec). WSP will also be outlining guidelines and studies that will be required during the progression of the exploration program, advanced exploration and development stage. During the upcoming drill program, WSP will be identifying what data must be collected for geotechnical studies, environmental reviews, rock mechanics and sample analysis.

July/August/September/October, 2015

Exploration purpose

Results of the geophysics airborne VLF, ground magnetics and radiometrics, geological mapping, and assay results of collected samples will be compiled and integrated into the existing airborne geophysics to generate favourable and prospective high-purity quartzite drill targets for the planned drill program.

Planned drilling is designed to determine the extent of quartzite units G and D, including their purity, depth, width and the length of extensions beyond what is visible on surface.

Drilling

• Drilling will commence immediately upon the compilation of the information collected in the previous months and is scheduled to be completed by mid- to late November. Drilling at Femelle will be temporarily suspended during the moose hunting season.
• Assay samples will be collected throughout the drill program and will be reported as results are received from the assay lab.

November/December, 2015

Exploration purpose

Demobilize site, compilation of all data and preparation for a resource calculation

• Drilling is expected to be completed by mid- to late November at which time demobilization of camp will occur. Remaining quartzite samples will be submitted for assaying, and the compilation of remaining data will take place in preparation for a 2016 resource estimate.

Council of the Huron Wendake Nation

The company recently signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with the first nations council of the Huron Wendake Nation with mutual benefits for both parties. The company and first nations have pledged to work together as the project moves forward.

Community and area consultations

The company continues community consultations in the region with various community groups such as Zec des Martres, and the municipal regional offices of St. Urbain, Baie St. Paul and MRC de Charlevoix. Discussions with a number of producing and past-producing silica mine operators and owners are continuing, and the company is actively sourcing potential buyers for future silica production and offtake agreements.

Contracts/agreements signed

1. Huron Wendake Nation -- first nations;
2. WSP -- professional services, baseline study;
3. Orbit Garant Drilling -- 5,000-metre drill program;
4. ALS Chemex -- assays;
5. GPR -- digital data enhancement of airborne magnetics and topography;
6. JL Courriveau and Associates -- generation of topographic maps at two m and five m contours;
7. Rod Johnson -- metallurgy .

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