Mr. Ross McElroy reports

FISSION EXPANDS EXPLORATION TEAM AND APPOINTS INDUSTRY-LEADING URANIUM GEOLOGIST AS VP EXPLORATION

Fission Uranium Corp. has appointed Kanan Sarioglu, PGeo, as vice-president of exploration, replacing Ray Ashley. Mr. Sarioglu is a professional geologist with over 15 years of experience and several uranium discoveries under his belt. He began his uranium exploration career as part of the team responsible for delineation of the Michelin uranium deposit in Labrador, Canada. Mr. Sarioglu then joined the award-winning exploration team led by Fission chief executive officer Ross McElroy, starting with Fission's predecessor, Fission Energy, and played an instrumental role in the discovery of the J-Zone and Triple R uranium deposits. Most recently, he held the position of VP exploration for 92 Energy and led his team in the discovery of its Gemini uranium discovery in the eastern Athabasca basin region. Mr. Sarioglu is a registered professional geologist in the provinces of British Columbia, Alberta and Saskatchewan.

The company additionally announces the appointment of James Haley, PGeo, as senior geologist. Mr. Haley is a highly experienced exploration geologist specializing in uranium and rare earths. Of note, he has previously worked with Fission Uranium, focusing on interpreting and understanding mineralization controls and how to best utilize this for further discovery elsewhere on the property. Mr. Haley is registered as a professional geologist in Newfoundland and Labrador.

Ross McElroy, president and chief executive officer for Fission, commented: "I'm extremely pleased to welcome Kanan Sarioglu back to Fission Uranium in the important capacity of VP exploration. Kanan is one of the top geologists in the uranium sector and is the ideal choice for Fission Uranium's expanding team of experts. We are further strengtening our exploration team with the addition of James Haley -- a talented senior geologist. While our development team continues to advance the proposed high-grade mine and mill at PLS at a strong pace, the deposit remains open in multiple directions and further mineralization is prospective along the Patterson Lake Corridor trend. The PLS property is a vast land package -- more than 31,000 hectares in size -- and hosts a large number of high-priority exploration areas. These include several kilometres in numerous discrete electromagnetic (EM) conductors, which are key geophysical features often associated with high-grade uranium occurrences. For context, the Triple R deposit, located within the prolific Patterson Lake Corridor, is associated with just one EM conductor."

About Fission Uranium Corp.

Fission Uranium is an award-winning Canadian-based resource company specializing in uranium exploration and development. The company is the owner and developer of the PLS uranium project -- a proposed high-grade mine and mill located in the Athabasca basin, Saskatchewan, Canada. The company is headquartered in Kelowna, B.C.

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