Mr. David Caulfield reports

KISKA ANNOUNCES MANAGEMENT CHANGE

Kiska Metals Corp. has appointed David Caulfield to the role of acting president and chief executive officer, and director of the company. This appointment follows Jason Weber's resignation as president, chief executive officer and director of the company. The management and board plan to initiate a search for a new president and CEO.

Mr. Caulfield most recently held the position of vice-president, business development, with the company, and previously held the position of president and CEO of Rimfire Minerals Corp. from inception to 2007. Mr. Caulfield is actively involved in the mining industry acting as a director of Geoscience B.C., a not-for-profit applied geoscience organization, past chair of the Vancouver Mining Exploration Group (MEG) and is a past president of AMEBC.

The company also announces that Geoffrey Chater has resigned as chairman and director of the company. Jack Miller has been elected chairman of the board.

Mr. Miller holds a BASc and MASc in geological engineering, and is a registered professional engineer. Mr. Miller's experience in the resource industry dates back to 1979. He has had various site operating and head office leadership roles in multiple base metals and precious metals operating companies. In these roles, Mr. Miller has been responsible for the entire mine development cycle, starting from exploration, through development and finally to operations. His most recent role, before retirement in 2010, was chief operating officer for QuadraFNX Mining Ltd.

The board of directors and management wish to thank Mr. Weber and Mr. Chater for their services, and more importantly, their contributions to the company, and wish them the very best in their future endeavours.

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