Mr. Carl Verley reports

NORSE GOLD CORP. FILES TECHNICAL REPORT ON ITS YELLOWKNIFE GOLD PROJECT

Norse Gold Corp. has received an updated technical report restating previously disclosed technical information as well as technical information concerning past work on the Yellowknife gold project and providing updated recommendations for further work on the project.

The report was prepared by David Webb, Ph.D., P.Geo. and Derrick Stickland, P.Geo. Recommendations consist of property wide prospecting and geological mapping as well as sawcut channel sampling of altered and veined areas within and adjacent to the metavolcanics sequences. In addition, particular attention is recommended to be paid to weak conductors as outlined by the results of the 2006 Fugro airborne geophysical survey. Estimated cost of the recommended work is $212,070.

About the Company

Norse Gold's main asset is its 100% interest in the 3,231-hectare Morris Lake Property, consisting of seven contiguous claims and three leases, 75 km north of Yellowknife. Gold on the property was discovered in 1945. Work conducted at the Viking zone included underground test work and diamond drilling. The Property saw additional drilling during the late 1980's and again during the period 2005 to 2008 when Viking Gold Exploration Inc. held the claims. Other gold zones have been located on the property, such as at the Greenlee and Lucky Lake occurrences. Each of these received initial drill testing in the 1940's and visible gold was reported in some of the drill holes. The geological model for the gold mineralization is that of an Archean lode gold deposit consisting of gold-bearing shoots within a shear-vein system.

Carl Verley, P.Geo., a Director of the Corporation is the qualified person (QP) as defined by the National Instrument 43-101, has prepared the technical information in this release.

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