Mr. Dean Nawata reports

KAPUSKASING GOLD SAMPLES UP TO 7.69 G/T GOLD AND MAKES A NEW GOLD ZONE DISCOVERY IN THE BORDEN LAKE GOLD DISTRICT

Several significant gold values of up to 7.69 grams per tonne (see attached table) gold were returned from a recent prospecting and sampling program conducted on Kapuskasing Gold Corp.'s Rollo and Borden Lake gold properties. Several gold occurrences were tested, including a newly discovered gold zone that returned 1.36 g/t gold. The new zone has been named the Tremblay porphyry, after Mike Tremblay, the company's chief prospector and advisory board member who made the discovery conducting this program. Both of these properties are located near the Borden Lake gold deposit of Probe Mines Ltd. in Northern Ontario near the town of Chapleau.

"Kapuskasing Gold is extremely encouraged by the first-pass exploration results from the Rollo and Borden North properties," stated Dean Nawata, president and chief executive officer of the company. "These gold values confirm that both the Rollo and Borden North properties host potentially large, pregnant gold systems which require further evaluation. We are excited to advance these projects to the drill testing stage as soon as possible."

Rollo property

An attached table summarizes the results of the prospecting-sampling program on the Rollo property.

                              ROLLO PROPERTY
Number of
samples            Range of ppb gold                    Grams gold per tonne

34                     less than 100
8               100 to less than 300
4             300 to less than 1,000
6                 greater than 1,000      1.00, 1.36, 1.52, 3.15, 3.66, 7.69

(i) All are grab samples, no widths determined, and are selective by nature
    and unlikely to represent average grades on the property.

The Rollo property is situated along a projected extension of the Destor-Porcupine fault zone, which hosts several multimillion-ounce gold producers in the nearby Timmins camp, and sits between Iamgold's Cote Lake gold deposit and Probe Mines' Borden Lake gold project.

The work on the Rollo property focused on the areas surrounding the historic Hanson Lake and Coppell gold occurrences (see July 8, 2014, news release), and the large-scale zones of prospective alteration associated with quartz feldspar porphyries, identified by the Geological Survey of Canada. A total of 52 surface grab samples was collected, the majority of which returned strongly anomalous gold values, several greater than 1.0 g/t Au.

Of particular importance was the discovery of a previously unknown gold zone on the Rollo property. One sample, collected from a highly altered and variably sheared quartz feldspar porphyry (silicified, carbonate, pyrite), returned 1.36 grams per tonne gold. The Tremblay porphyry is situated in the eastern half of the Rollo property, in an area of outcrop exposure. Further work in this area including sampling, mapping and ground geophysics is required to better evaluate the potential of this gold zone.

Several samples collected from a strongly altered and structurally deformed trachytic porphyry located in the central portion of the property returned significant values ranging from 1.00 to 7.69 grams per tonne gold. The assays of 1.00, 1.52, 3.15, 3.66 and 7.69 grams per tonne gold are from an outcrop area of approximately 12 by 20 metres in size. The outcrop is composed of a series of veinlets associated with mineralized trachytic porphyry within altered mafic volcanics. The 7.69-gram-gold-per-tonne sample is hosted within a north-south quartz vein set, crosscutting potassic, silica-altered trachytic porphyry with up to 10 per cent pyrite. The 3.66-gram-gold-per-tonne sample is within an east-west quartz vein set, hosted by potassic, silica-altered trachytic porphyry with trace pyrite.

Borden North property

At the Borden North property, prospecting was interrupted by the early onset of snow, and only 26 grab samples were collected. Sampling and prospecting will resume as weather permits, followed by future airborne geophysics and groundwork programs prior to diamond drilling. The property is located within the Kapuskasing structural zone and has been interpreted to host similar geology (lithology, alteration and structural deformation) to that which occurs at the Probe Mines Borden Lake gold project, approximately 60 kilometres to the south.

Gold mineralization at the Borden North property is associated with disseminated and fracture-controlled sulphides within a volcano-metasedimentary package of variable composition.

Number of samples          Range of ppb gold

16                               less than 5
8                                         40
1                                         80
1                                        200

Several areas of snow-covered gossan-bearing gneiss were located and sampled. One of these gossan samples assayed 80 parts per billion gold. A sample of a rusty weathered white gneiss assayed 200 ppb gold.

Qualified person

Garry Clark, PGeo, the exploration manager and a director of the company, a qualified person as defined by National Instrument 43-101, has reviewed the technical content of this release.

Rollo property assays were performed by AGAT Laboratories Ltd. of Sudbury, Ont., with ISO 17025 accreditation. Samples were assayed using industry-standard assay techniques for gold. Gold was analyzed by a standard 30-gram fire assay with an AAS (atomic absorption spectroscopy) finish.

Borden North assays were performed by the Eagle River mine assay office. All assays were completed by fire assay on 25-gram aliquots with a gravimetric finish.

The prospecting samples were grab samples, which are selective by nature and are unlikely to represent average grades on the property.

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