Mr. John Booth reports

CANADIAN GOLDFIELDS APPOINTS IAN DASTI AS VICE PRESIDENT EXPLORATION

Canadian Goldfields Discovery Corp. has appointed Ian Dasti, PGeo, as vice-president of exploration.

Mr. Dasti is a senior geoscientist with 17 years of experience in mining, mineral exploration and resource estimation. During his career, Mr. Dasti has established a record of exploration excellence, including in a leadership role resulting in the discovery of a significant Ontario gold resource.

For the past nine years, Mr. Dasti has been with Imerys Performance Minerals Americas, advancing from project geologist to senior geologist. As senior geologist, he has acted as competent person responsible for mineral resources estimation and mineral reserves development across seven operations and five industrial minerals. In addition to contributing to the development and review of short-, medium- and long-term mine plans, Mr. Dasti provided technical leadership across multidisciplinary teams while communicating resource strategy to operational and executive stakeholders.

Mr. Dasti has a master of science in geology from Lakehead University, and has a broad background in gold, Ni-Cu-PGE (nickel, copper and platinum group element), VMS (volcanogenic massive sulphide) and a variety of industrial minerals environments, complemented by graduate-level training in geochemistry, petrology and ore-forming processes. His expertise in mineral resource estimation and mineral reserve development has spanned multiple projects, as has his experience integrating advanced geological modelling with mine planning, economic evaluation and multisite portfolio strategies.

About Canadian Goldfields Discovery Corp.

Canadian Goldfields Discovery is a Canadian mineral exploration company focused on advancing the high-grade, district-scale Miminiska gold project, located in Northwestern Ontario -- one of the world's top-ranked and most stable mining jurisdictions.

Miminiska hosts a gold-rich banded iron formation (BIF) system with multiple high-grade intercepts already drilled at the Miminiska and Frond zones, and more than 14 kilometres of underexplored strike offering exceptional blue-sky potential. Twenty-five thousand metres of historical drilling provide a strong technical foundation, with both known zones remaining open along strike and at depth.

The company also recently announced a transaction to acquire the highly prospective Newton gold property, which is located approximately 100 kilometres southwest of the city of Timmins and 36 kilometres south of the town of Foleyet in Ontario.

With a lean, execution-focused leadership team, Canadian Goldfields is positioned to unlock meaningful value through disciplined exploration, discovery-focused drilling and the advancement of one of Ontario's most compelling emerging gold systems.

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