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SKP SIGNS LETTER OF INTENT TO ACQUIRE THE HIGH-GRADE GOLD WILLOUGHBY PROPERTY IN THE GOLDEN TRIANGLE FROM SOJOURN EXPLORATION

By StrikePoint Gold | 2019

StrikePoint Gold Inc. (SKP:TSX.V)(STKXF:OTCQB) is pleased announce the signing of a Letter of Intent to acquire the Willoughby Property from Sojourn Exploration. The property is situated about 30 kilometers east of Stewart, British Columbia, and 20 kilometers northeast of StrikePoint’s Porter Property. Key factors include:

4,625 meters of diamond drilling completed on the property between 1989 and 1995 which defined mineralization over a one-kilometer strike which remains open.

20.5 meters grading 24.99 grams per tonne gold and 184.22 grams per tonne silver, and 11.7 meters grading 40.11 grams per tonne gold and 109 grams per tonne silver, both from the North Zone target.

13 meters grading 13.37 grams per tonne gold and 63.43 grams per tonne silver drilled in the Main Zone target.

Additional five target zones on the property have all returned significant gold and silver grades in drill core or channel samples at surface.

Rapid deglaciation of the area has exposed new prospective ground that has not been explored since the last campaign in 1996.

The closest nearby analogue to Willoughby is the Red Mountain deposit located 7 kilometers to the west. Red Mountain has a NI 43-101 mineral resource estimate of 1,827,900 tonnes of measured resources grading 8.92 grams per tonne gold, 943,400 tonnes of indicated resources grading 5.95 grams per tonne gold for a total of 704,600 ounces gold combined (June 2018 Resource Update; Arsenault / Hamilton). Like Red Mountain, mineralization is focused along the contact with Jurassic-aged Goldslide intrusive rocks. Mineralization hosted on the adjacent properties is not necessarily indicative of the mineralization hosted on the Willoughby Property. The Company is not able to verify the results of the Red Mountain deposit and there can be no assurances that the Company will obtain similar results from exploration activities on the Willoughby property.

Strengthening Regional Mineral Inventory

The proposed acquisition of the Willoughby Property compliments the Porter Project and other ground staked in 2018 by strengthening the known mineral inventory and providing significant exploration upside all within a localized and accessible area of British Columbia.

StrikePoint’s Porter Project hosts a historical resource with 394,700 tonnes grading 868 grams per tonne silver in the Indicated category for a total of 11 million ounces of silver. The mineral reserve cited above is presented as a historical estimate and uses historical terminology which does not conform to current NI 43-101 standards. This historical estimate is believed to be based on reasonable assumptions, and neither the company nor its qualified person has any reason to contest the relevance and reliability of the historical estimate. However, a qualified person has not done sufficient work to classify the historical estimate as current mineral resources or mineral reserves. Although the historical estimates are believed to be based on reasonable assumptions, they were calculated prior to the implementation of National Instrument 43-101. These historical estimates do not meet current standards as defined under sections 1.2 and 1.3 of NI 43-101; consequently, the Company is not treating the historical estimate as current mineral resources or mineral reserves.

The 2018 drilling campaign proved the grades used in the historic resource as well as making discoveries along neighboring vein systems and adding potential for resource growth in the future. In other areas of the land portfolio, our technical team identified a 200-meter long polymetallic vein on the Glacier Creek Property, significant propylitic alteration on the Boom Property and several Gold-Silver anomalies on the Big Nunatak.

The Willoughby Property provides an opportunity for exploration without significantly expanding established camp infrastructure or other overhead costs.

Terms of Acquisition

Strikepoint will hold 100% of the Willoughby Property for an $85,000 cash payment and issuance of 3,000,000 common shares. Sojourn Exploration will retain a 1.5% Net Smelter Return, although this can be reduced to 0.5% for an additional $1,000,000 cash payment.

About the Golden Triangle

The Golden Triangle is an area of northwestern British Columbia that has seen extensive historic mining and prospecting activity, and has recently been the site of modern discoveries, including the Premier Gold, Snip and Eskay Creek Mines. The area has seen a resurgence in infrastructure investment which supports exploration activities, including upgraded transmission lines supplying clean, affordable and reliable hydroelectric power. Other recent improvements include highway upgrades, new ocean port infrastructure at the ice-free port of Stewart and the commissioning of three hydroelectric facilities.

Qualified Person and NI 43-101 Disclosure

The technical content of this news release has been reviewed and approved by Andy Randell PGeo. who is a qualified person as defined by National Instrument 43-101.

For further information please visit our website: www.strikepointgold.com

ON BEHALF OF THE BOARD of STRIKEPOINT GOLD INC.

Shawn Khunkhun CEO and Director

For more information, contact:

Shawn Khunkhun

604-602-1440

sk@strikepointgold.com

Neither the TSX Venture Exchange nor its Regulation Services Provider (as that term is defined in the policies of the TSX Venture Exchange) accepts responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this release.

STRIKEPOINT GOLD INC. RELEASES DRILL RESULTS FROM THE PORTER PROJECT, BRITISH COLUMBIA, INCLUDING 5-METERS AT 819 GRAMS PER TONNE SILVER

By StrikePoint Gold | 2019, News

StrikePoint Gold Inc. (SKP:TSX.V)(STKXF:OTCQB) is pleased to provide results for the 2018 drilling campaign at their Porter Project in Stewart, northwestern British Columbia:

4,304 meters of diamond drilling from surface completed on site in 2018, focusing on the Porter and Silverado historical mines.
Hole PIP18-010 intersected 5 meters silver at 819 grams per tonne between 68 meters to 73 meters depth along the D-Vein at Porter.
Other highlights include 1 meter at 2,241 grams per tonne silver in PIP18-012 along the Blind Vein and 2 meters at 637 grams per tonne silver.
PIP18-014 intersected 0.5 meters at 2,506 grams per tonne which appears to be a previously untested lower continuation of the D-Vein.
Intercepts along the Blind Vein are significant as this structure was not included in the 2012 resource calculation, yet it lies between the D- and Prosperity Veins (both used in the historical resource).
Drilling has upheld the grades used in the historical resource calculation and give further confidence in the 13-million-ounce silver reserve numbers.
For the first time in the history of exploration at this site, entire lengths of core have been assayed and as such has demonstrated extensive lower grade mineralization in smaller, sympathetic structures paralleling the main veins.
Drilling has highlighted mineralization along other structures outside of the historical resource area and decreased the ‘gap’ between the Porter and Silverado mines, showing potential for continuity under the peak of Mount Rainey.

Targeted Drilling Program

Drilling commenced at the Porter Project on August 16^th, 2018 and concluded on September 22^nd, 2018. A total of 4,304 meters of diamond core was retrieved using two rigs, with one focused on Porter (southern flank of Mount Rainey) and the second testing the northern Silverado veins. Twenty-five holes were completed during the campaign, with 22 from Porter and 3 at Silverado.

Drilling had four primary objectives to test the viability of the Porter project:

To test the grades encountered historically and therefore used in the 2012 resource calculation (specifically the D-Vein and Prosperity Vein)
Test for mineralization at depth along several undrilled veins on the Porter side of Mount Rainey (Blind, Wake and Angelo Veins)
Completion of holes to explore the possible extension of the Silverado Veins and their relationship to the system at Porter, 2-kilometers away.
To collect geological information in order to start building a geological model of the mountain and the mineralized systems

It is felt that each of these objectives was satisfactorily met by the 2018 drilling campaign.

2018 Results

The following table highlights results from each hole drilled in 2018, including the target and the relation to the historical resource estimate. All intervals greater than 30 grams per tonne silver and over 0.5 meters in width are reported.

Hole ID	Target	Included / Outside Resource	From	To	Grade
PIP18-001	Eastern extension of Angelo Vein	Outside	56m	56.5m	0.5m at 58g/t Ag
PIP18-001	Eastern extension of Angelo Vein	Outside	85.5m	87m	1.5m at 44g/t Ag
PIP18-002	Western disseminated veins from Angelo	Outside	57.5m	58m	0.5m at 220 g/t Ag
PIP18-003	Western disseminated veins from Angelo	Outside	No Significant Intervals
PIP18-004	Geological Hole Only	Outside	No intercepts (as expected)
PIP18-005	Possible blind extension of Angelo Vein	Outside	No Significant Intervals
PIP18-006	Wake / Angelo Vein Extensions	Outside	75.5m	76m	0.5m at 51g/t Ag
PIP18-007	North extension of Wake Vein	Outside	74.5m	75m	0.5m at 46g/t Ag
PIP18-007	North extension of Wake Vein	Outside	96m	97m	1m at 34g/t Ag
PIP18-008	South extension of Wake Vein	Outside	21m	21.5m	0.5m at 40g/t Ag
PIP18-009	D-Vein	Included	53m	55.5m	2.5m at 184g/t Ag, including 0.5m at 663g/t
PIP18-009	D-Vein	Included	63m	63.5m	0.5m at 146g/t Ag
PIP18-010	D-Vein	Included	68m	73m	5m at 819g/t Ag
PIP18-011	D-Vein	Included	68m	69.5m	1.5m at 87g/t Ag, including 0.5m at 230g/t Ag
PIP18-011	D-Vein	Included	98m	99.5m	1.5m at 66g/t Ag
PIP18-012	Blind Vein, south extension	Outside	2.5m	4m	1.5m at 70g/t Ag
			33.5m	34.5m	1m at 2241g/t Ag, including 0.5m at 3297g/t Ag (interval also have 1m at 6.2% Pb and 5% Zn)
			92m	93.5m	1.5m at 40g/t Ag
			107.5m	108m	0.5m at 98g/t Ag
			168m	173.5m	5.5m at 50g/t Ag, including 1.5m at 98g/t Ag and 0.5m at 69g/t Ag
PIP18-013	Blind Vein	Outside	22.5m	23.5m	1m at 42g/t Ag
PIP18-013	Blind Vein	Outside	34.5m	36.5m	2m at 43g/t Ag
PIP18-014	Blind Vein	Outside	25m	30.5m	5.5m at 27g/t Ag, including 1.5m at 63g/t Ag
PIP18-014	Blind Vein	Outside	172m	174m	2m at 637g/t Ag, including 0.5m at 2507g/t Ag
PIP18-015	Blind Vein	Outside	No Significant Intervals
PIP18-016	Blind Vein	Outside	14.5m	15.5m	1m at 90g/t Ag
PIP18-017	Blind Vein	Outside	33.5m	35m	1.5m at 259g/t Ag
PIP18-018	Blind Vein	Outside	14m	16m	2m at 190g/t Ag
PIP18-018	Blind Vein	Outside	36m	40m	4m at 84.5g/t Ag
PIP18-019	Prosperity Vein	Included	No Significant Intervals
PIP18-020	Honest John Vein (2018 Discovery)	Outside	5m	7.5m	2.5m at 38g/t Ag
PIP18-020	Honest John Vein (2018 Discovery)	Outside	70m	70.6m	0.6m at 95g/t Ag
PIP18-021	Honest John Vein (2018 Discovery)	Outside	1.23m	2.9m	1.67m at 58g/t Ag
PIP18-022	Honest John Vein (2018 Discovery)	Outside	4.5m	6.5m	2m at 47g/t Ag
SIL18-001	Silverado Veins	Outside	171.5m	173m	1.5m at 154g/t Ag
SIL18-002	Silverado Veins	Outside	128m	132m	4m at 53g/t Ag
SIL18-003	Silverado Veins	Outside	No Significant Intervals

Discussion of Results

The results have reinforced the grades used in the 2012 resource calculation and so lend confidence to the overall resource. The 5-meter intercept of 819 grams per tonne silver along the D-Vein is inline with historical numbers and well above the 170 grams per tonne cut off grade used in the calculations. It also highlights that ore remains in the ground despite the historic mining activity on site.

No significant results were returned from the one drill hole at Prosperity apparently due to the angle of the hole not being steep enough to intercept the vein.

The Blind Vein lies between the D- and Prosperity Veins and had a total of seven drill holes targeted along sections in 2018. Each of these holes demonstrated mineralization, with only one (PIP18-015) having grades under 30 grams per tonne silver (and therefore reporting as ‘no significant intervals’). The Blind Vein was historically mined but was one of the last to be developed on the site, and so was not as exploited as the other two major veins on site.

The two other historically recognized veins (Wake, Angelo) at Porter also demonstrated mineralization although the veins intercepted were less coherent producing more disseminated, localized pockets of mineralization along a general trend. Such styles of mineralization are also noted along the major veins, so it is possible that richer sections remain at depth and are yet to be drilled.

At Silverado, several intercepts have proven the extension of the discrete vein systems although the grades were lower than anticipated. The nature of the Porter-Silverado system seems to show veins pinching and swelling with grades fluctuating along them, so mineralization of any level along the structure is very encouraging. Intercepts at Silverado are also stepped back around 150 meters from the furthest extents of the old workings, and so does show some continuity that could connect the Porter and Silverado systems.

Overall, the results show that silver mineralization is present throughout the project area and in a wider range of grades and ore bodies than previously thought.

Revising a Geological Model

Data collected from the drilling and surface mapping completed in 2018 is now being incorporated with decades of historical information and built into a three-dimensional geological model.

While this is still in the early phases, it is already showing that the original concept of five steeping dipping veins is oversimplified, and that several other geological mechanisms are at play that also form trap sites for mineralization.

Perhaps the most interesting concept currently is that the main D-Vein is part of a synclinal ‘bowl shape’ fold that encapsulates the Blind and Prosperity Veins. This structure would account for the historical veins encountered in the “H” and “I” Tunnels, and the newly discovered ‘Flat Vein / Honest John Vein” to the west of the historic Porter system. It also places the more disseminated Wake and Angelo veins on the outside of this structure and could explain the variation we see in structure and mineralogy.

The concept of mineralized ‘bowl shaped’ features is not unprecedented in the area, with the nearby Premier Mine (Ascot Resources) having a similar shaped structure hosting their main high-grade (gold) targets.

Work on the geological model is ongoing and is subject to change as more information is added to the dataset.

About the Golden Triangle

The Golden Triangle is an area of northwestern British Columbia that has seen extensive historic mining and prospecting activity, and has recently been the site of modern discoveries, including the Premier Gold, Snip and Eskay Creek Mines. The area has seen a resurgence in infrastructure investment which supports exploration activities, including upgraded transmission lines supplying clean, affordable and reliable hydroelectric power. Other recent improvements include highway upgrades, new ocean port infrastructure at the ice-free port of Stewart and the commissioning of three hydroelectric facilities.

StrikePoint Gold is a well-financed gold exploration and development company. The company controls a portfolio of gold properties in the Yukon and throughout Canada.

QA/QC

The Company maintains a rigorous QA/QC program with respect to the preparation, shipping, analysis and checking of all samples and data from the properties. Quality control for field sampling and drill samples at the Company’s projects covers the complete chain of custody of samples, including sample handling procedures and analytical-related work, plus the insertion of standard and blank materials. The QA/QC program also includes data verification procedures. ALS Laboratories in Vancouver, Canada (ISO 17025:2005 accreditation) assayed all grab samples from the current field program using fire assay and ICP Mass Spectroscopy methods. Drill samples were processed by Bureau Veritas Labs in Vancouver, Canada (ISO9001:2008 accreditation).

The technical information contained in this news release has been approved by Andy Randell, P. Geo., Vice President, Exploration of StrikePoint Gold. Mr. Randell is a qualified person as defined in NI 43-101.

For further information please visit our website: www.strikepointgold.com

ON BEHALF OF THE BOARD of STRIKEPOINT GOLD INC.

Shawn Khunkhun, CEO and Director

For more information, contact:

Shawn Khunkhun

604-602-1440

sk@strikepointgold.com

Neither the TSX Venture Exchange nor its Regulation Services Provider (as that term is defined in the policies of the TSX Venture Exchange) accepts responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this release.

STRIKEPOINT GOLD INC. PROVIDES UPDATE ON YUKON EXPLORATION ACTIVITIES IN 2018

By StrikePoint Gold | 2019, News

StrikePoint Gold Inc. (SKP:TSX.V)(STKXF:OTCQB) is pleased to provide an update and summary for its Yukon assets on work completed in 2018.

Field operations were focused on the Golden-Oly and PDM targets along the North Canol Road in eastern Yukon about 300 kilometers northeast of Whitehorse.

Golden-Oly Highlights

Twenty-two grab samples from the 600-meter long Helios Vein, a 0.3 to 5 m wide polymetallic quartz vein, returned grades from 1 to 3.75 g.t Au, trace to 1,150 g.t Ag and one sample at 2.94% Cu
Diamond drilling at Colossus, with three holes completed totaling 682 meters. The original program included a fence of nine holes across the intrusion to text mineralization across the margins and within the granodioritic body itself but was cut short due to administrative delays in permitting from Yukon government.

PDM Highlights

96 grab samples from the Babylon polymetallic sheeted quartz veins, returned grades from trace to 3.34 g/t gold, trace to 94.5 g/t silver and trace to 2.67 % copper.

CEO Comment

Shawn Khunkhun, CEO, says, “Our work in the Yukon during the last two field seasons has identified several occurrences of these mineralized sheeted vein systems on intrusive margins. They carry elevated gold, silver and copper grades. But we’ve only scratched the surface and were disappointed that we could not complete our planned 2018 drilling campaign. The potential of this style of deposit remains to be defined, but the opportunity has been proven.”

The Helios Vein and Other Polymetallic Discoveries

The Helios Vein is a new discovery (originally reported on September 6^th, 2018) on the western edge of the Colossus Target, which has so far been traced for 600 meters along a roughly north-south strike. The polymetallic vein is composed of quartz-arsenopyrite infilling factures that have formed in the carapace of the Colossus granodiorite intrusion.

A total of twenty-two samples were collected from the vein, with grades ranging from 1.005 to 37.5 grams per tonne gold and trace to 1150 grams per tonne silver. The highest grade silver sample also returned a value of 2.94% copper, although this is seen as being anomalous. Helios is a series of parallel sheeted polymetallic quartz veins that hosts massive sulfides and sulfosalts, including pyrite and arsenopyrite, with a collective vein width at surface ranging from thirty centimeters to five meters.

The Zeus target is a ‘sister’ intrusion that lies approximately 7-kilometers to the south of Colossus and represents another of the “Seven Wonders” targets. This intrusion is partially exposed, and our prospecting team has discovered quartz-vein material like that seen in the Helios Vein. To date a 60-meter strike length has been observed, with grab sample assays returned from 1.355 to 4.06 grams per tonne gold and from trace to 43.6 grams per tonne silver.

Drilling the Colossus Target

A diamond drill program was conducted at the Colossus target between 1^st July 2018 and 10^th July 2018. Three holes were completed to a total of 682m, although the original drill program was more expansive but cut short due to permitting delays imposed by Yukon.

Drilling started in the metasedimentary country rock to the west of the intrusion to test for polymetallic sheeted veins at depth before passing into the intrusion itself. Results from the drilling provided multiple sub-gram per tonne hits for gold within broad envelopes of arsenic-enriched sediments, typical of these systems. Highlights from the drilling are shown in the table below:

Hole ID	From (m)	To (m)	Results
NUG18-001	188	189	1m at 1.4g/t Au
NUG18-002	34	35	1m at 1.84 g/t Au
NUG18-003	182	183	1m at 75g/t Ag
NUG18-003	243.5	244	0.5m at 0.4g/t Au, 54.5g/t Ag and 0.3% Cu

Although these results exhibit sparse gold grades, these initial holes were a significant step out from the intrusion and on the margins of expected mineralization. The types of veins observed, and the presence of elevated arsenic and bismuth are typical signatures of intrusion related gold systems.

Due to permitting restrictions at the time, additional holes that would have intersected the Helios Vein and passed into the intrusion itself were not drilled this season.

The Babylon Target

The Babylon target lies within the PDM property and forms the western end of the Seven Wonders Trend. Like the other targets within the Golden-Oly property, Babylon is a large intrusion with mineralized sheeted veins around the periphery, dominated by gold and copper minerals.

Additional surface work was completed in 2018 to expand on the results from 2017. A total of 96 surface samples were collected during the season, with results from trace to 3.39g/t gold, trace to 94.5g/t silver and trace to 2.67% copper.

The combined 2017 and 2018 results highlight a strong copper-gold anomaly that is 500 meters by 500 meters in size, accompanied by intermittently mineralized veins projecting several kilometers out into the country rock.

Permitting Update and Future Work

Work has continued through 2018 to bring value to the Yukon portfolio, and in October Strikepoint was awarded Class 3 exploration permits for the Golden-Oly / PDM properties. In November, an additional Class 3 permit was awarded for the Pluto property in the Kluane area (although no work was undertaken on that property in 2018). Along with Mahtin in the Mayo-region, all major exploration targets within the Yukon portfolio now hold five-year exploration permits for work.

These permits will allow for additional drilling across all target areas, including completion of the test fence at Colossus and initial holes at PDM.

QA/QC

The Company maintains a rigorous QA/QC program with respect to the preparation, shipping, analysis and checking of all samples and data from the properties. Quality control for field sampling and drill samples at the Company’s projects covers the complete chain of custody of samples, including sample handling procedures and analytical-related work, plus the insertion of standard and blank materials. The QA/QC program also includes data verification procedures. ALS Laboratories in Vancouver, Canada (ISO 17025:2005 accreditation) assayed all grab samples from the current field program using fire assay and ICP Mass Spectroscopy methods. Drill samples were processed by SGS Labs in Burnaby, Canada (ISO9001:2008 accreditation).

About StrikePoint Gold

StrikePoint Gold is a well-financed gold exploration and development company. The company controls a portfolio of gold properties in the Yukon and has a flagship silver property in the Golden Triangle in British Columbia.

The technical information contained in this news release has been approved by Andy Randell, P. Geo., Vice President, Exploration of StrikePoint Gold. Mr. Randell is a qualified person as defined in NI 43-101.

For further information please visit our website: www.strikepointgold.com

ON BEHALF OF THE BOARD of STRIKEPOINT GOLD INC.

Shawn Khunkhun CEO and Director

For more information, contact:

Shawn Khunkhun

604-602-1440

sk@strikepointgold.com

Neither the TSX Venture Exchange nor its Regulation Services Provider (as that term is defined in the policies of the TSX Venture Exchange) accepts responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this release.

SKP DISCOVERS 200M POLYMETALLIC VEIN WITH SAMPLES GRADING UP TO 876 GRAMS PER TONNE SILVER, 10.8 GRAMS PER TONNE GOLD AND 12.5% ZINC ON GLACIER CRK PROPERTY, STEWART, BC

By StrikePoint Gold | 2018, News, Uncategorized

StrikePoint Gold Inc. (SKP:TSX.V)(STKXF:OTCQB) is pleased to announce significant surface sample results from a polymetallic vein on the Glacier Creek Property. This property is part of the land package with the Porter Project acquired from Skeena Resources (SKE:TSX.V) in July 2018.

This discovery lies 5.5 kilometers northeast of the historic Porter mine site and 4 kilometers east of Highway 37A. The Glacier Creek Property lies in an area of significant historical importance and hosted several mines during the early 20^th Century, including the Dunwell and Black Bear Mines. Its lower elevation and local water supply offer Strikepoint the opportunity for an extended exploration season.

Wide Vein with Massive Sulphides

The new vein was observed along a strike length of 205-meters on the western side of Albany Creek. The vein was observed to be up to 2-meters thick on surface and consisted of brecciated mudstones flushed with quartz and massive sulphides, including pyrite, galena and sphalerite. The vein has a shallow dip of 30 degrees west, and remains open along strike.

A total of 18 surface samples were collected during a prospecting exercise on 22^nd September 2018. The following table shows results for all samples collected.

Sample Number	Source	Gold (grams per tonne)	Silver (grams per tonne)	Zinc (percent)
X956805	Outcrop	0.7	–	–
X956806	Outcrop	0.3	17.0	–
X956807 *	Ore Pile	10.8	24.7	–
X956808 *	Ore Pile	6.7	13.1	3.5
X956809	Outcrop	10.8	56.8	1.2
X956810	Outcrop	8	26.5	1.3
X956811	Outcrop	3.9	12.3	–
X956812	Outcrop	3.3	37.7	–
X956813	Outcrop	1.7	15.8	–
X956814	Outcrop	2.4	87.4	–
X956815 *	Ore Pile	1.9	876.0	–
X956816	Outcrop	0.7	90.9	8.6
X956817	Outcrop	7.8	58.1	–
X956818	Outcrop	3.1	74.2	12.5
X956819	Outcrop	4.7	61.3	11.2
X956821 *	Ore Pile	4.7	156.0	7.3
X956822 *	Ore Pile	5.9	573.0	4.7
X956823	Outcrop	3.4	171.0	4.2

Historical Activity

The discovery lies in the same area as the historical “Ben Bolt” mine that was worked between 1910 and 1912. The site has remained unexplored for the intervening 100 years. The most recent report on the mine was made by Dr. A. C. Skerl in 1955 following a site visit that same year. The report details that 1,600 feet (490 meters) of hand-driven underground workings were excavated in the two years of operation, and that the “whole of the workings are within a large quartz vein that is at least 200 feet (61m) thick”.

The Ben Bolt mine lies along a geological trend known as the Portland Canal Fissure Zone, a regional structure with the same trend as the Silverado – Porter – Big Nunatak target zones.

Other historic mines along this trend have also shown significant ore bodies, with the Dunwell Mine perhaps being the most famous, which produced 45,657 tonnes average 14.3 grams per tonne gold equivalent. Drilling by America Creek Resources Ltd. (AMK: TSX.V) at Dunwell in 2010 indicated a zone at least 300-meters long and 200-meters along dip with a true thickness of 6 to 7 meters.

2019 Drilling Target

The vein at Ben Bolt has never been drilled and as no exploration work has been undertaken since 1912 it represents a major new target for exploration in 2019. The surface strike length remains open to the northwest and the southeast, with approximately 1.6 kilometers of the Portland Canal Fissure Zone continuing to extend to the northern property boundary. The lower elevation and presence of Albany Creek has the potential for extend the exploration season within the entire Porter Project package.

About the Golden Triangle

The Golden Triangle is an area of northwestern British Columbia that has seen extensive historic mining and prospecting activity, and has recently been the site of modern discoveries, including the Premier Gold, Snip and Eskay Creek Mines. The area has seen a resurgence in infrastructure investment which supports exploration activities, including upgraded transmission lines supplying clean, affordable and reliable hydroelectric power. Other recent improvements include highway upgrades, new ocean port infrastructure at the ice-free port of Stewart and the commissioning of three hydroelectric facilities.

StrikePoint Gold is a well-financed gold exploration and development company. The company controls a portfolio of gold and silver properties in the Yukon, British Columbia and throughout Canada.

QA/QC

The Company maintains a rigorous QA/QC program with respect to the preparation, shipping, analysis and checking of all samples and data from the properties. Quality control for field sampling and drill samples at the Company’s projects covers the complete chain of custody of samples, including sample handling procedures and analytical-related work, plus the insertion of standard and blank materials. The QA/QC program also includes data verification procedures. ALS Laboratories in Vancouver, Canada (ISO 17025:2005 accreditation) assayed all grab samples from the current field program using fire assay and ICP Mass Spectroscopy methods.

The technical information contained in this news release has been approved by Andy Randell, P. Geo., Vice President, Exploration of StrikePoint Gold. Mr. Randell is a qualified person as defined in NI 43-101.

For further information please visit our website: www.strikepointgold.com

ON BEHALF OF THE BOARD of STRIKEPOINT GOLD INC.

Shawn Khunkhun, CEO and Director

For more information, contact:

Shawn Khunkhun

604-602-1440

sk@strikepointgold.com

Neither the TSX Venture Exchange nor its Regulation Services Provider (as that term is defined in the policies of the TSX Venture Exchange) accepts responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this release.

SKP DISCOVERS SIGNIFICANT NEW POLYMETALLIC VEIN ON SURFACE AT PORTER WITH ASSAYS UP TO 43.6 OUNCES PER TONNE SILVER, 0.54 OUNCES PER TONNE GOLD AND 28.8% PER TONNE ZINC

By StrikePoint Gold | 2018, News, Uncategorized

StrikePoint Gold Inc. (SKP:TSX.V)(STKXF:OTCQB) is pleased to announce the discovery of a significant new vein at the Porter Project near Stewart, British Columbia.

Significant Step Out from Historic Porter Resource

The new vein has been observed along a 275-meter strike on surface in an area that until the last decade would have been obscured by year-round snow cover. Thirty-two samples were collected from the area which lies approximately 800-meters to the west of the historic Porter resource area, with assays ranging from trace to 43.6 ounces per tonne silver, trace to 0.54 ounces per tonne gold. Significant zinc was also found, from trace to 28.8% per tonne.

Strikepoint CEO Shawn Khunkhun comments “This is one of the most exciting discoveries following this seasons exploration work as it helps prove the existence of significant, untested mineral veins outside of the historical resource area. Our mandate was to prove upside for the deposit, and this discovery is a major step towards that goal.”

The table below shows sample highlights:

Sample ID	Ag (grams per tonne)	Au (grams per tonne)	Zinc (percent)
X956153	250	*16.7 (0.54 tr.oz)*	–
X956577	*1355 (43.6 tr.oz)*	0.51	*28.8*
X956160	677	7.04	–
X956164	619	0.52	0.67
X956152	555	–	0.88
X956166	245	3.75	–
X956165	212	–	–
X956578	182	7.04	0.3
X956591	137	2.09	–
X956576	132	–	1.92
X956163	126	–	0.21
X956579	120	3.83	0.26
X956151	–	–	1.93
X956155	–	–	0.41
X956162	–	–	0.41
X956575	–	–	0.43

New Geological Potential

Samples were collected from a newly exposed shallow dipping quartz breccia vein along a 275-meter strike. Several other ‘Flat Veins’ have been observed during the summer, including high-grade samples from Silverado and the Porter areas. A preliminary interpretation connects these veins, forming one large structure that circles and cuts through Mount Rainey. The angles the veins dip at suggest that they converge and form a ‘bowl’ shaped fault that passes under the entire mountain, somewhat like the structures observed at Ascot Gold ‘Premier Mine’ located 25 kilometers to the northwest. This new ‘flat vein’ ranges from 30 centimeters to 1 meter in thickness, but the mineralization extends into the brecciated and altered halo around the contact sometimes for several meters.

This structure contrasts with the steeply dipping veins that were historically mined at Porter and Silverado that appear to have formed within fold hinges and shear zones.

The results are also highlighting a potential change in the geochemical potential of the veins, with gold becoming more significant to the west whilst silver dominates to the east.

2019 Drilling Target

This new vein is a significant target for drill testing in 2019. Diamond drilling will also allow exploration of the connecting area that is currently obscured by a shallow 650-meter wide patch of ice, all of which is covered under the existing exploration permit.

About the Golden Triangle

The Golden Triangle is an area of northwestern British Columbia that has seen extensive historic mining and prospecting activity, and has recently been the site of modern discoveries, including the Premier Gold, Snip and Eskay Creek Mines. The area has seen a resurgence in infrastructure investment which supports exploration activities, including upgraded transmission lines supplying clean, affordable and reliable hydroelectric power. Other recent improvements include highway upgrades, new ocean port infrastructure at the ice-free port of Stewart and the commissioning of three hydroelectric facilities.

StrikePoint Gold is a well-financed gold exploration and development company. The company controls a portfolio of gold and silver properties in the Yukon, British Columbia and throughout Canada.

QA/QC

The Company maintains a rigorous QA/QC program with respect to the preparation, shipping, analysis and checking of all samples and data from the properties. Quality control for field sampling and drill samples at the Company’s projects covers the complete chain of custody of samples, including sample handling procedures and analytical-related work, plus the insertion of standard and blank materials. The QA/QC program also includes data verification procedures. ALS Laboratories in Vancouver, Canada (ISO 17025:2005 accreditation) assayed all grab samples from the current field program using fire assay and ICP Mass Spectroscopy methods.

The technical information contained in this news release has been approved by Andy Randell, P. Geo., Vice President, Exploration of StrikePoint Gold. Mr. Randell is a qualified person as defined in NI 43-101.

For further information please visit our website: www.strikepointgold.com

ON BEHALF OF THE BOARD of STRIKEPOINT GOLD INC.

Shawn Khunkhun CEO and Director

For more information, contact:

Shawn Khunkhun

604-602-1440

sk@strikepointgold.com

Neither the TSX Venture Exchange nor its Regulation Services Provider (as that term is defined in the policies of the TSX Venture Exchange) accepts responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this release.

PRELIMINARY PROSPECTING AT THE BIG NUNATAK RETURNS 427 GRAMS PER TONNE SILVER AND 0.7% COPPER. ESTABLISHES A 10-KILOMETER-LONG MINERAL TREND

By StrikePoint Gold | 2018, News, Uncategorized

StrikePoint Gold Inc. (SKP:TSX.V)(STKXF:OTCQB) is pleased to announce results from initial prospecting at the “Big Nunatak” on the Porter Project near Stewart, British Columbia.

New ‘On Trend’ Discovery

A total of thirteen samples were collected on the Nunatak during initial prospecting in September. Samples were collected from quartz veins, sulphide-rich Jurassic-aged mudstones and contact zones with intrusive material from the Goldslide / Hillside Suite. Highlighted assays are shown in the table below.

Sample ID	Ag (g/t)	Cu (%)	Description
X956853	427	Trace	Mudstone / siltstone with blebs of pyrite, found close boundary with intrusive dyke.
X956598	109	0.78	Tuffaceous mudstone with blebs of pyrite and malachite, proximal to intrusive dyke.
X956854	199	Trace	Tuffaceous mudstone with semi-massive, fine grained pyrite blebs proximal to intrusive dyke.

This new sampling from Big Nunatak supports the establishment of a ten-kilometer-long mineralized trend running through the historic Silverado and Porter mines to the newly acquired Big claim block.

This first batch of samples ranged from trace to 427 grams per ton silver and covered an area of 150 meters by 120m. An additional 45 samples were collected from a wider area. Results are pending.

Similarities to Other Local Mines

The geology of the Big Nunatak is strikingly like that found at the Red Mountain Mine (IDM Mining) which is approximately six kilometers to the northeast. The host rocks are Jurassic-aged sedimentary / volcaniclastic units from the Hazelton Group intruded by early Jurassic intrusions of the Hillside and Goldslide Porphyries.

The main ore zones at Red Mountain are found in the core of the Bitter Creek Anticline as sulphide-rich stockwork vein systems, primarily pyrite.

Strikepoint’s recent sampling and these initial results contribute to the understanding and potential of the Big Nunatak and the extensive mineralized trend within the Company’s thirty square kilometer property package.

Property Acquisition

The Big Property was acquired along with the Bada and Boom areas in September 2018 (see news release dated 12^th September 2018) due to their potential to host additional mineralization and to expand the land holding beyond the initial Porter Project. The primary feature at Big is the Nunatak, an area of open rocky ground projecting from the Cambria Icefield.

About the Golden Triangle

The Golden Triangle is an area of northwestern British Columbia that has seen extensive historic mining and prospecting activity, and has recently been the site of modern discoveries, including the Premier Gold, Snip and Eskay Creek Mines. The area has seen a resurgence in infrastructure investment which supports exploration activities, including upgraded transmission lines supplying clean, affordable and reliable hydroelectric power. Other recent improvements include highway upgrades, new ocean port infrastructure at the ice-free port of Stewart and the commissioning of three hydroelectric facilities.

StrikePoint Gold is a well-financed gold exploration and development company. The company controls a portfolio of gold and silver properties in the Yukon, British Columbia and throughout Canada.

QA/QC

The Company maintains a rigorous QA/QC program with respect to the preparation, shipping, analysis and checking of all samples and data from the properties. Quality control for field sampling and drill samples at the Company’s projects covers the complete chain of custody of samples, including sample handling procedures and analytical-related work, plus the insertion of standard and blank materials. The QA/QC program also includes data verification procedures. ALS Laboratories in Vancouver, Canada (ISO 17025:2005 accreditation) assayed all grab samples from the current field program using fire assay and ICP Mass Spectroscopy methods.

The technical information contained in this news release has been approved by Andy Randell, P. Geo., Vice President, Exploration of StrikePoint Gold. Mr. Randell is a qualified person as defined in NI 43-101.

For further information please visit our website: www.strikepointgold.com

ON BEHALF OF THE BOARD of STRIKEPOINT GOLD INC.

Shawn Khunkhun CEO and Director

For more information, contact:

Shawn Khunkhun

604-602-1440

sk@strikepointgold.com

Neither the TSX Venture Exchange nor its Regulation Services Provider (as that term is defined in the policies of the TSX Venture Exchange) accepts responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this release.

STRIKEPOINT GOLD INC. PROVIDES AN UPDATE ON ACTIVITY AT THE PORTER PROJECT, STEWART, BRITISH COLUMBIA

By StrikePoint Gold | 2018, News, Uncategorized

StrikePoint Gold Inc. (SKP:TSX.V)(STKXF:OTCQB) is pleased to provide the following update for the Porter Project in Stewart, British Columbia, the highlights of which include:

Over 4,000 meters of diamond drilling across two major target zones
Establishment of a permanent 20-person camp on site
Addition of the Handsome Jack, Big, Bada and Boom claims to incorporate new potential targets being exposed by retreating ice and become a major land holder in the Stewart area. This increases the exploration area from the original 8 square kilometers to 33 square kilometers.
Collection of 396 surface samples across the project area and with extensive geological mapping
Completion of engineering, environmental and safety projects to compliment the exploration permit
Acquisition of hyperspectral imagery and other data to help build a geological model and generate new targets to support and expand mineral resources

An Aggressive Timeline

A Letter of Intent to acquire the Porter (Idaho) Project from Skeena Resources Limited (TSX.V:SKE) was signed on May 2^nd 2018, with the acquisition taking place on July 16^th 2018. In the 12-weeks since mid-July, Strikepoint has established a permanent 20-person camp, added 20.5 square kilometers of new prospective ground and completed 4,304 meters of diamond drilling across several targets on the property. Staff have also completed engineering and environmental studies to compliment the exploration permit.

Expanded Drilling Program

The initial drill plan for the Porter Project consisted of a single diamond drill exploring a variety of targets around the old Porter-Prosperity Mines. Targets were developed to either intersect historical veins and therefore confirm grades from previous campaigns; to gather purely geological and structural information to aid in the development of a new geological model or to test possible extensions to veins outside of the historical resource area.

The drilling commenced on August 16^th2018, and a total of twenty one holes were drilled from six pads in and around the Porter-Prosperity area. Drilling multiple holes from a single drill pad allowed maximum efficiency in the terrain whilst providing enough data to project geological results in a three-dimensional environment.

On September 13^th, 2018, a second diamond drill was added to the program to allow exploration of the Silverado target. This area was also the site of historical mining, but little to no exploration work had been completed. The long-standing idea is that Silverado and Porter are connected systems that lay two kilometers apart and are obscured by ice cover on the peak of Mount Rainey. A total of three holes were drilled from two pads set back from the old workings to collect geological information as well as test for additional mineralization.

A total of 4,304 meters were drilled between the Porter-Prosperity and Silverado targets during a five-week period. Samples have been sent to SGS Labs in Burnaby, British Columbia for assaying and results are pending.

Building A Major Land Package

On July 16^th, 2018, Strikepoint acquired the Handsome Jack property from Trifecta Gold Limited. The Handsome Jack property is contiguous with the eastern border of the Porter Project and shows potential for parallel vein systems like those within the Porter-Prosperity area. One of these, the Melvin Vein, was briefly mined in the 1920’s and is thought to be an extension of the Angelo Vein on the Porter Property. Amalgamating these two projects allows the development of a unified model and the inclusion of ore veins that were outside of the original resource calculation.

Strikepoint then added an additional 20.5 square kilometers of land on September 12^th, 2018 with the acquisition of the Big, Bada and Boom claims. These were previously unclaimed areas of ground that were exhibiting potential for mineralization in areas where ice has recently retreated around the periphery of the Cambria Icefield.

One of these new targets is the “Big Nunatak”, which is effectively a mountain currently being exposed within the Cambria Icefield, approximately eight kilometers southeast of Porter. The lithology consists of Jurassic-aged mudstones hosting pyrite mineralization, which manifests as large gossanous zones at surface. The exposure lies close to the Triassic- Jurassic lithological boundary, locally known as “The Red Line” and is known to host many of the major deposits of the area. Initial observations include the comparison to the outcrops at IDM Mining’s “Red Mountain” Mine, located eight kilometers to the northeast of the Nunatak. Field work was undertaken on this new target area and a total of 47 surface samples were collected for assaying, the results of which are pending.

Extensive Surface Work

A dedicated team of geologists spent a significant amount of time on the site collecting geological data from surface. Much of the existing information was collected from the 1920’s and the 1980’s and needed to be “ground truthed” in the field for accuracy.

A total of 396 samples were collected from all areas of the project, with the focus being on the Porter and Silverado targets. There are currently 144 assays pending.

The initial results were released on September 18^th, 2018 and included assays up to 1,425 ounces per ton of silver from samples collected around Silverado.

This geochemical sampling program is the most comprehensive program that the Porter Project has seen and takes in new areas that are being exposed through receding glaciers. A profile is developing that shows the potential for gold and copper mineralization within the project area as well as the expected silver.

All data from surface work, historical maps and the 2018 drilling program will be incorporated into a new geological model that will be generated over the off-season.

Establishing A Permanent Camp

The Porter Project had no existing infrastructure to support an exploration project, and as such a camp was built by Matrix to the south of the historical workings. It was decided to use a series of metal-sided buildings and weather havens to allow extended use of the camp in future years, and to provide adequate protection from snow and rockfalls for onsite staff. These buildings will also allow for a rapid deployment to site in the spring thus making the absolute most of the exploration season.

Other Value Adding Studies

The exploration permits for the site were taken over from Skeena who applied for them in 2017 / 2018. Several aspects of this permit had to be fulfilled, including a slope stability and avalanche potential study. Strikepoint also brought an independent mining engineer to site to assess the underground workings for potential access in 2019.

In September 2018, the site was passed over by a series of satellites that compiled a hyperspectral study of the Porter-Prosperity, Silverado, Handsome Jack and Glacier Creek sites. These studies help identify mineralization, alteration and significant geological units through sensitive changes in the light spectrum. Information from this study will allow for the application of the geological model over a project sized area and help identify exploration targets for 2019.

Off Season Work

The plan going forwards will be to compile all the data collected in 2018 and incorporate this with a collection of historical data and maps that have been curated over the summer. This will form one of the most comprehensive studies of the project area, which will then be used to generate a new three-dimensional geological model, thus delineating targets for future exploration activity.

Efforts will also begin to gain permits to drill for areas that are currently outside of the Porter-Silverado boundary. This will include Handsome Jack, Glacier Creek and the Big Nunatak which have all shown promise from work undertaken during 2018. A series of post-season and assessment reports will be authored and filed with the BC Government as is standard

Assays results will continue to be processed and released in due course for the drill program. Complimentary studies of mineralogy and metallurgy will parallel these results to update and confirm the information held in the historical resource.

Onsite activity is planned to perform snow monitoring and control measures through the winter to increase the knowledge of year-round conditions at the project site, to protect assets and to allow the earliest possible access to the camp in the spring.

Please refer to the Strikepoint Website for property maps, results and drill plans.

About the Golden Triangle

The Golden Triangle is an area of northwestern British Columbia that has seen extensive historic mining and prospecting activity, and has recently been the site of modern discoveries, including the Premier Gold, Snip and Eskay Creek Mines. The area has seen a resurgence in infrastructure investment which supports exploration activities, including upgraded transmission lines supplying clean, affordable and reliable hydroelectric power. Other recent improvements include highway upgrades, new ocean port infrastructure at the ice-free port of Stewart and the commissioning of three hydroelectric facilities.

StrikePoint Gold is a well-financed gold exploration and development company. The company controls a portfolio of gold properties in the Yukon and throughout Canada.

QA/QC

The Company maintains a rigorous QA/QC program with respect to the preparation, shipping, analysis and checking of all samples and data from the properties. Quality control for field sampling and drill samples at the Company’s projects covers the complete chain of custody of samples, including sample handling procedures and analytical-related work, plus the insertion of standard and blank materials. The QA/QC program also includes data verification procedures. ALS Laboratories in Vancouver, Canada (ISO 17025:2005 accreditation) assayed all grab samples from the current field program using fire assay and ICP Mass Spectroscopy methods. Drill samples were processed by Bureau Veritas Labs in Vancouver, Canada (ISO9001:2008 accreditation).

The technical information contained in this news release has been approved by Andy Randell, P. Geo., Vice President, Exploration of StrikePoint Gold. Mr. Randell is a qualified person as defined in NI 43-101.

For further information please visit our website: www.strikepointgold.com

ON BEHALF OF THE BOARD of STRIKEPOINT GOLD INC.

Shawn Khunkhun CEO and Director

For more information, contact:

Shawn Khunkhun

604-602-1440

sk@strikepointgold.com

Neither the TSX Venture Exchange nor its Regulation Services Provider (as that term is defined in the policies of the TSX Venture Exchange) accepts responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this release.

SKP REPORTS SURFACE SAMPLES UP TO 44,546 GRAMS PER TONNE (1,425 OUNCES PER TON) SILVER AND 16.9 GRAMS PER TONNE GOLD FROM THE PORTER PROJECT, STEWART, BC

By StrikePoint Gold | 2018, News

StrikePoint Gold Inc. (SKP:TSX.V)(STKXF:OTCQB) is pleased to announce the first round of surface sample results from the Porter Project near Stewart, British Columbia.

These initial assays are encouraging and represent new discoveries of veins and other mineralized features from outside of the historic resource area and support targeting of the two diamond drill rigs currently operating on the project.

This is the first round of 192 sample assays returned from the 2018 exploration campaign. Samples ranged from trace to 44,546 grams per tonne silver, trace to 16.9 grams per tonne gold and trace to 3.57% copper. This includes samples collected for general geochemical profiling as well as mineralized samples as Strikepoint continues to build its understanding of this deposit and the geology.

All samples in this release were collected from the Porter, Silverado and Handsome Jack targets. At the date of this release, a total of 413 surface samples have been collected across the entire property, and field sampling remains ongoing while good ground conditions prevail. Further results are pending.

Sample X958002 – 44,546 grams per tonne silver (Silverado)

This sample was found in one of the gullies above the historic Silverado mine portals and is assumed to have come from an area where ice has retreated in recent years. Although this was a float sample (i.e. not from outcrop), this galena-rich quartz-vein specimen was collected where the topography consists of narrow, steep-sided gullies and so is assumed to have originated from a local vein on the escarpments.

Along with silver-bearing galena, this sample also hosted chalcopyrite which resulted in a copper value of 3.57%. This is consistent with field observations where the presence of copper minerals associate with higher-grade silver. In addition, this sample also returned 3.25 grams per tonne gold.

Sample X957727 – 25,981 grams per tonne silver (Porter)

Sample X957727 was retrieved from a new vein discovered 200-meters west of the historic Porter mines, in a possible extension of the ‘Honest John’ vein. The sample is from a galena-rich quartz vein up to 40 centimeters thick and would have been until relatively recently obscured by late-lying snow cover.

An additional seven samples were collected along a 100-meter strike length of this vein returning assays ranging from 203 grams per tonne to 1,390 grams per tonne silver. Other assays from a systematic sampling program are pending.

Sample X956011 – 1,330 grams per tonne silver and 16.9 grams per tonne gold (Silver Key)

This sample represents a significant step out from the historical Porter mine workings, occurring 800-meters west of the nearest portal. The “Silver Key” vein (named after the underlying Crown Grant Claim) is a new discovery and would have previously been obscured by the glacier. It appears that it could be a westerly continuation of the vein sample X957727 was collected from, and field investigation is ongoing.

The presence of gold in the sample is in line with a general trend whereby the galena-rich silver veins seem to be passing into more arsenopyrite-rich gold veins to the west of the historical workings.

Sample X958358 – 9,500 grams per tonne silver (Big Rig Vein)

Sample X958358 was collected in a gossanous zone to the south of the present camp location and returned 9,500 grams per tonne silver as well as 2.6 grams per tonne gold.

This new zone lies to the south of the “Big Rig Fault”, a structure that in previous reports was assumed to cut off the silver mineralization and so formed the southerly extent of the historic workings and resource. The discovery of this sample shows that there is potential for the veins to have been offset by the fault and continue further south into the valley.

Quartz veins up to 20 centimeters across are found within a gossanous zone up to 5 meters wide. Anastomizing veinlets or arsenopyrite up to 0.5cm across are found within the quartz and are thought to host the gold.

Sample X956556 – 8,900 grams per tonne silver (Handsome Jack)

This sample was from a newly discovered group of parallel veins on the Handsome Jack property, which was acquired from Trifecta Gold by Strikepoint Gold on 24^th August 2018.

These veins are to the east of the Angelo Vein, the outermost veins included in the historic resource. They are comprised of swarms of smaller veins up to twenty centimeters wide within a five-meter zone and would have been overlooked by the original miners working the Porter Mines. These veins represent a new style of mineralization that could add bulk to a new resource, but also help to strengthen the idea that veins are not restricted to the original Porter project and continue to propagate to the east (and west).

The “Lithological Cap” and other Geology

Previous explanations of the geology of the Porter and Silverado mines are being found to be oversimplified and the geological team has spent significant time mapping and sampling across the entire project area.

One feature is an apparent silicified cap that forms the peak of Mount Rainey. This cap rests on top of a ‘scoop shaped’ fault like those seen at Ascots “Premier Mine”, located seventeen kilometers to the north west. The emplacement of this lithological unit appears to prevent veins from reaching the surface which helps explain the lack of mineralization at the peak. Instead, the mineralizing fluids have the potential to track parallel to these faults forming ‘flat veins’ noted in the historical resource. This strengthens the idea that mineralized veins could be continuous between Porter and Silverado and are just masked by this geological phenomenon.

Other significant structures have also been observed and are being studied for their potential as mineral hosts, including veins hosted in fold hinge fractures, ‘reefs’ of fluids pooling against impervious layers and extensional vein sets.

About the Golden Triangle

The Golden Triangle is an area of northwestern British Columbia that has seen extensive historic mining and prospecting activity, and has recently been the site of modern discoveries, including the Premier Gold, Snip and Eskay Creek Mines. The area has seen a resurgence in infrastructure investment which supports exploration activities, including upgraded transmission lines supplying clean, affordable and reliable hydroelectric power. Other recent improvements include highway upgrades, new ocean port infrastructure at the ice-free port of Stewart and the commissioning of three hydroelectric facilities.

StrikePoint Gold is a well-financed gold exploration and development company. The company controls a portfolio of gold properties in the Yukon and throughout Canada.

QA/QC

The Company maintains a rigorous QA/QC program with respect to the preparation, shipping, analysis and checking of all samples and data from the properties. Quality control for field sampling and drill samples at the Company’s projects covers the complete chain of custody of samples, including sample handling procedures and analytical-related work, plus the insertion of standard and blank materials. The QA/QC program also includes data verification procedures. ALS Laboratories in Vancouver, Canada (ISO 17025:2005 accreditation) assayed all grab samples from the current field program using fire assay and ICP Mass Spectroscopy methods. Drill samples were processed by Bureau Veritas Labs in Vancouver, Canada (ISO9001:2008 accreditation).

The technical information contained in this news release has been approved by Andy Randell, P. Geo., Vice President, Exploration of StrikePoint Gold. Mr. Randell is a qualified person as defined in NI 43-101.

For further information please visit our website: www.strikepointgold.com

ON BEHALF OF THE BOARD of STRIKEPOINT GOLD INC.

Shawn Khunkhun CEO and Director

For more information, contact:

Shawn Khunkhun

604-602-1440

sk@strikepointgold.com

Neither the TSX Venture Exchange nor its Regulation Services Provider (as that term is defined in the policies of the TSX Venture Exchange) accepts responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this release.

STRIKEPOINT GOLD INC. ADDS SECOND DRILL TO THE PORTER PROJECT, STEWART

By StrikePoint Gold | 2018, News

StrikePoint Gold Inc. (SKP:TSX.V)(STKXF:OTCQB) is pleased to announce that it has mobilized a second diamond drill rig to their Porter Project near Stewart, British Columbia.

Targeting the Silverado Veins

Diamond drilling at the Porter Project has been focused on gathering information from the historic resource area and stepping out on the eastern flank of Mount Rainey. This drilling is in the vicinity of the former Prosperity – Porter Idaho underground mine. The historic Silverado veins are found two kilometers away on the western side of the mountain at the former Silverado underground mine and like Porter were worked historically through to the 1920’s.

Surface sampling in the 1980’s by Teck highlighted four main veins in the Silverado system with noted results of 1,875 grams per tonne from one of these veins. Work by Strikepoint this summer has identified possible structural extensions revealed as the Silverado Glacier has retreated.

The plan includes the drilling of at least three diamond drill holes at Silverado to a total depth of 1,500m to gather vital subsurface information and intersections with vein extensions. It is hypothesized that the Silverado Veins are an extension of the Porter system, but their connection has been hidden by ice cover on the top of Mount Rainey. The Silverado veins were not included in the existing historical resource.

Drilling Update

Thirteen drill holes has been completed on the Porter Property as at September 8^th, 2018, with a total meterage of 1,920 meters. These all represent exploration holes in and around the historic resource in the Porter project, including the D-Vein. Other holes have explored the connection between the Angelo and Melvin veins as well as extensions to the west of the Blind, Flat and Prosperity vein systems. Assay results from the 2018 drill campaign are still pending.

About the Golden Triangle

The Golden Triangle is an area of northwestern British Columbia that has seen extensive historic mining and prospecting activity, and has recently been the site of modern discoveries, including the Premier Gold, Snip and Eskay Creek Mines. The area has seen a resurgence in infrastructure investment which supports exploration activities, including upgraded transmission lines supplying clean, affordable and reliable hydroelectric power. Other recent improvements include highway upgrades, new ocean port infrastructure at the ice-free port of Stewart and the commissioning of three hydroelectric facilities.

StrikePoint Gold is a well-financed gold exploration and development company. The company controls a portfolio of gold properties in the Yukon and throughout Canada.

The technical information contained in this news release has been approved by Andy Randell, P. Geo., Vice President, Exploration of StrikePoint Gold. Mr. Randell is a qualified person as defined in NI 43-101.

For further information please visit our website: www.strikepointgold.com

ON BEHALF OF THE BOARD of STRIKEPOINT GOLD INC.

Shawn Khunkhun CEO and Director

For more information, contact:

Shawn Khunkhun

604-602-1440

sk@strikepointgold.com

Neither the TSX Venture Exchange nor its Regulation Services Provider (as that term is defined in the policies of the TSX Venture Exchange) accepts responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this release.

STRIKEPOINT GOLD INC. INCREASES LAND POSITION IN THE GOLDEN TRIANGLE AND PROVIDES EXPLORATION UPDATE ON PROJECTS

By StrikePoint Gold | 2018, News

StrikePoint Gold Inc. (SKP:TSX.V)(STKXF:OTCQB) is pleased to announce that it has increased its land position by acquiring the Big, Bada and Boom Properties adjacent to its Porter Idaho Project near Stewart, British Columbia. This is in addition to the acquisition of the Handsome Jack property from Trifecta Gold on August 16^th, 2018.

The Big, Bada and Boom Properties

This collection of property represents an area of newly staked ground to the east and contiguous to the Porter Idaho and Handsome Jack properties. These new blocks of claims total 20.5 square kilometers and bring the entire property to 33 square kilometers.

The additional ground secures StrikePoint’s exploration potential in the area, including straddling what is locally known as “The Red Line”. This is a geological contact between Triassic and Jurassic aged rocks which is a key marker for copper and gold mineralization, and most of the deposits within the “Golden Triangle” area are found within 2 kilometers of this contact zone. This increases the commodity potential within the property portfolio in British Columbia from silver to include a potential for gold and copper discoveries.

Acquiring this additional property also gives Strikepoint access to all the major exposures of rocks around the periphery of this section of the Cambria Icefield. Ice cover in this area has reduced by 30 to 40 percent since the 1980’s, and so many of these exposures have never been prospected. Geologists are currently on site and are positioned to explore these new areas of ground during the 2018 field season.

Exploration Update

Exploration activities are progressing with earnest on the Porter Idaho project. The exploration camp is well established, and all facilities have been installed and passed a Mining Inspector visitation. Geological teams have collected over 300 surface samples to date which are currently being analyzed by the assaying labs, the first results being expected imminently. Samples have been collected from the Porter-Prosperity, Silverado and Handsome Jack properties, and will now be expanded to include the Boom property.

Diamond drilling is also progressing, and to date around 60% of original planned holes have been completed (1,350 meters completed of 2,150 meters planned). Strikepoint is currently looking at options to expand this program to capitalize on the remaining field season.

About the Golden Triangle

The Golden Triangle is an area of northwestern British Columbia that has seen extensive historic mining and prospecting activity, and has recently been the site of modern discoveries, including the Premier Gold, Snip and Eskay Creek Mines. The area has seen a resurgence in infrastructure investment which supports exploration activities, including upgraded transmission lines supplying clean, affordable and reliable hydroelectric power. Other recent improvements include highway upgrades, new ocean port infrastructure at the ice-free port of Stewart and the commissioning of three hydroelectric facilities.

StrikePoint Gold is a well-financed gold exploration and development company. The company controls a portfolio of gold properties in the Yukon and throughout Canada.

The technical information contained in this news release has been approved by Andy Randell, P. Geo., Vice President, Exploration of StrikePoint Gold. Mr. Randell is a qualified person as defined in NI 43-101.

For further information please visit our website: www.strikepointgold.com

ON BEHALF OF THE BOARD of STRIKEPOINT GOLD INC.

Shawn Khunkhun CEO and Director

For more information, contact:

Shawn Khunkhun

604-602-1440

sk@strikepointgold.com

Neither the TSX Venture Exchange nor its Regulation Services Provider (as that term is defined in the policies of the TSX Venture Exchange) accepts responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this release.