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K9 Gold Confirms Continuity of Gold Mineralization; Intersects 1.52g/t Gold over 31.75m at Stony Lake

Drill Results

K9 Gold Confirms Continuity of Gold

Mineralization; Intersects 1.52g/t Gold over

31.75m at Stony Lake

Vancouver, British Columbia--(Newsfile Corp. - October 18, 2022) -

K9 Gold Corp. (

TSXV:

KNC)

(FSE: 5GP) (OTCQB: WDFCF) ("K9" or the "Company")

is pleased to announce that it has received

complete analytical results from its 2022 diamond drill program at the Jumper's Pond zone on its highly

prospective Stony Lake project in central Newfoundland.

Results show multiple well mineralized zones

were encountered with significant widths of continuous gold mineralization present in many of the holes

drilled during the 2022 campaign.

Chris M. Healey, P.Geo., Chief Geologist and member of K9 Gold's Board of Directors, commented;

"The remarkable consistency of gold values encountered during the 2021 and 2022 drill campaigns is of

particular importance in determining the true metal content of the Jumper's Pond zone.

Whereas with a

high nugget effect the analytical results may not be indicative of the true metal content (either high or low),

we now have significantly increased our confidence in the reliability of our data."

The drill program consisted of 8 diamond drill holes, for a total of 2,919 meters.

The drill holes were

designed to follow up on the extremely wide mineralized zone encountered in hole JP21-022 during the

2021 drilling season.

That drill hole intersected a 127.4-meter zone of continuous gold mineralization,

averaging 0.61 g/t over the entire length of the zone (see Company release dated July 5, 2022).

Highlights from 2022 drill program at Jumper's Pond:

JP22-026

14.20 m averaging 0.51 g/t Au, from 74.80 to 89.00

10.20 m averaging 0.80 g/t Au, from 105.50 to 115.70

JP22-028

9.50 m averaging 0.87 g/t Au, from 155.40 to 164.90

JP22-029

31.75 m averaging 1.52 g/t Au, from 238.75 to 270.50

including

20.40 m averaging 1.91 g/t Au, from 248.40 to 268.80

including

13.50 m averaging 2.14 g/t Au, from 250.00 to 263.50

JP22-030

27.35 m averaging 1.88 g/t Au, from 225.00 to 252.35

including

14.85 m averaging 3.18 g/t Au, from 229.50 to 244.35

including

2.85 m averaging 5.36 g/t Au, from 234.50 to 237.35

JP22-031

6.80 m averaging 1.71 g/t Au, from 149.00 to 155.80

including

4.80 m averaging 2.32 g/t Au, from 151.00 to 155.850

JP22-032

3.00 m averaging 1.18 g/t Au, from 180.00 to 183.00

Jeff Poloni, CEO of K9 Gold commented, "The recent drilling at Jumper's Pond, continues to intersect

multiple, significant intervals of continuous gold mineralization along strike and down dip hosted in a

broad deformation zone. The mineralized intervals exhibit continuity and grade consistency over

significant intervals. It is expected that completion of the 3D modelling of the geology and mineralization

at Jumper's Pond will facilitate future drill hole locations as we continue delineating the strike and dip of

this exciting new gold discovery in the emerging Central Newfoundland gold belt."

Discussion of results:

The gold mineralization occurs within a broad deformation zone characterized by shearing and

brecciation hosted in a sequence of intermediate to mafic volcanic rocks.

As previously reported,

significant gold mineralization is interpreted to be concentrated along the axis of an anticlinal structure in

the footwall of a major fault zone. The mineralization exhibits a strong spatial correlation to a positive

chargeability anomaly.

The mineralization remains open along strike and at depth.

Analytical results, to date, indicate a highly consistent pattern of gold distribution.

In 2021, 12 samples from drill hole JP21-012 were sent to MSALABS in Langley, British Columbia for

analysis using the metallics screening method.

The half-core split samples were dry crushed to 70%

passing 2 mm, then a 1000g split was pulverized to 85% passing 75μm.

This was followed by a metallic

screening of the 1000g, with a fire assay finish (30g fusion).

The metallic screening method is commonly

used to determine the proportion of coarse gold in a deposit.

This year, for comparison, half of the

remaining core was split, and submitted to Eastern Analytical, in Springdale, NL for analysis by the

traditional fire assay method (see below under QA/QC Procedures).

The variations in the results from the two sets of analyses (shown in the table below) indicate the

weighted average value of the traditional fire assays was approximately 16% lower than the average

from the metallic screening. While there was some variability between individual samples, the weighted

average gold content of the 13.0m intersection was 1021 ppb for MSALABS and 858 ppb for Eastern.

Considering that the two analytical methods take completely different approaches to analyzing the gold

content of each sample, this difference is fully within the expected variance between samples and

indicates that there is now significant confidence in the reproducibility of results.

2021 (MSA)

2022 (Eastern)

Hole ID

From

(m)

To

(m)

Length

(m)

sample ID

Au

ppm

Au

g/t

sample ID

Au

ppm

Au

g/t

JP21-012

247.00

249.20

2.20

145129

660

0.66

105060

475

0.48

JP21-012

249.20

250.13

0.93

145131

520

0.52

105061

524

0.52

JP21-012

250.13

251.00

0.87

145132

1100

1.10

105062

805

0.81

JP21-012

251.00

252.00

1.00

145133

1300

1.30

105063

1215

1.22

JP21-012

252.00

252.70

0.70

145135

990

0.99

105064

1198

1.20

JP21-012

252.70

253.30

0.60

145136

1390

1.39

105065

1882

1.88

JP21-012

253.30

255.00

1.70

145137

1070

1.07

105066

653

0.65

JP21-012

255.00

255.64

0.64

145138

1010

1.01

105067

894

0.89

JP21-012

255.64

257.00

1.36

145139

870

0.87

105068

610

0.61

JP21-012

257.00

258.00

1.00

145141

1990

1.99

105069

1327

1.33

JP21-012

258.00

259.00

1.00

145142

1611

1.61

105070

1603

1.60

JP21-012

259.00

260.00

1.00

145143

316

0.32

105071

294

0.29

weighted

average

1022

1.02

858

0.86

Further evidence of the consistency in gold values is that fact that most of the intersections to date exhibit

reasonably consistent gold concentration within each intersection.

An example of this is shown in the

following table, showing a portion of JP22-029.

Hole #

From

To

Length

sample #

ppb Au

g/t Au

JP22-029

248.40

249.00

0.60

215531

1172

1.17

JP22-029

249.00

250.00

1.00

215532

1289

1.29

JP22-029

250.00

251.00

1.00

215533

2673

2.67

JP22-029

251.00

251.85

0.85

215535

3371

3.37

JP22-029

251.85

252.85

1.00

215536

1532

1.53

JP22-029

252.85

253.85

1.00

215537

1943

1.94

JP22-029

253.85

254.40

0.55

215538

1496

1.50

JP22-029

254.40

255.40

1.00

215539

1482

1.48

JP22-029

255.40

255.80

0.40

215541

2053

2.05

JP22-029

255.80

256.70

0.90

215542

1138

1.14

JP22-029

256.70

257.70

1.00

215543

2350

2.35

JP22-029

257.70

258.70

1.00

215544

2451

2.45

JP22-029

258.70

259.70

1.00

215545

2269

2.27

JP22-029

259.70

260.70

1.00

215546

939

0.94

JP22-029

260.70

261.70

1.00

215547

2826

2.83

JP22-029

261.70

262.70

1.00

215548

2924

2.92

JP22-029

262.70

263.85

1.15

215549

2328

2.33

JP22-029

263.85

264.85

1.00

215551

911

0.91

JP22-029

264.85

265.85

1.00

215552

1149

1.15

JP22-029

265.85

266.60

0.75

215553

1710

1.71

JP22-029

266.60

267.10

0.50

215555

2457

2.46

JP22-029

267.10

268.10

1.00

215556

2034

2.03

JP22-029

268.10

268.80

0.70

215557

1162

1.16

Weighted average grades for the mineralized intervals were estimated using a 0.2 g/t Au cut-off.

Weighted average grade intervals include sample intervals below cut-off provided that the interval below

the cut-off did not exceed a 2.0 m core interval.

Intervals reported in this release are core lengths; there

are insufficient data points to determine true widths at this time.

A summary of the significant intervals of gold mineralization intersected in the resent drilling program are

presented in the following table:

Hole #

From

To

Length

g/t Au

JP22-025

343.45

349.90

6.45

0.33

JP22-026

74.80

89.00

14.20

0.51

including

74.80

79.90

5.10

0.96

105.50

115.70

10.20

0.80

including

106.50

107.50

1.00

1.89

and

114.27

115.70

1.43

2.63

170.45

171.45

1.00

0.87

197.00

200.00

3.00

0.33

288.50

291.50

3.00

0.42

JP22-027

346.60

347.60

1.00

0.46

JP22-028

139.00

146.40

7.40

0.16

155.40

164.90

9.50

0.87

202.80

204.25

1.45

1.23

237.50

240.00

2.50

0.72

305.80

307.80

2.00

0.43

316.85

318.60

1.75

2.13

JP22-029

238.75

270.50

31.75

1.52

including

248.40

268.80

20.40

1.91

including

250.00

263.50

13.50

2.14

315.05

316.05

1.00

0.25

330.61

333.60

2.99

0.40

342.75

346.25

3.50

0.79

JP22-030

140.50

141.00

0.50

0.23

155.10

156.80

1.70

0.44

181.60

182.60

1.00

0.77

201.25

203.65

2.40

0.49

225.00

252.35

27.35

1.88

including

229.50

244.35

14.85

3.18

including

234.50

237.35

2.85

5.36

321.00

324.00

3.00

0.19

344.00

344.70

0.70

0.29

JP22-031

26.00

31.00

5.00

0.30

149.00

155.80

6.80

1.71

including

151.00

155.80

4.80

2.32

272.12

273.12

1.00

0.61

287.85

288.85

1.00

0.31

JP22-032

45.35

48.35

3.00

0.32

180.00

183.00

3.00

1.18

191.45

193.40

1.95

0.77

3D modelling of the geology, structure and mineralized intervals for all drill holes completed on the

Jumper's Pond target is in progress and results will be reported on completion of this work. It is expected

that these activities should define the strike direction and dip of the main mineralized structure to

effectively plan the next phase of drilling at Jumper's Pond.

QA/QC Procedures

K9 Gold Corp employs a rigorous QA/QC protocol on samples submitted for analysis including the

insertion of blanks, reference standard and duplicated into its sample streams.

For every 40 samples,

one blank and three standards are inserted.

In addition, one reject duplicate is included in every batch of

40 samples.

To date, no significant discrepancies have been detected in the results of the blanks,

standards, and duplicates.

K9 uses the services of Eastern Analytical in Springdale NL, using their fire assay and 34 element ICP

package for sample analysis.

Eastern Analytical is ISO 17025 Accredited in Fire Assay Au, as well as

for their multi-acid ore grade assays in Cu, Pb, Zn, Ag, Fe and Co.

About Stony Lake Project

The Stony Lake property lies within the Exploits Subzone Gold Belt of the Cape Ray/Valentine Lake

structural trend in Central Newfoundland, lying parallel to that of New Found Gold's Queensway project,

along the prolific Dog Bay Line.

The project covers 13,625 ha and 27 kilometers of favorable trend

between Sokomon's Moosehead discovery immediately to the northeast and Marathon's Valentine Lake

deposit to the southwest.

Excellent infrastructure exists on the project lands and in the surrounding area.

At Stony Lake, ground prospecting and sampling has led to the identification of seven broad areas of

highly anomalous to low grade (up to 4.0 g/t Au) to high grade (>4.0 g/t Au) gold mineralization.

Following up on the prospecting work, systematic exploration with property-wide airborne geophysical

and extensive soil sampling, plus two large grids of IP ground geophysical survey, has led to the

interpretation of about 100 anomalies, at least ten of which are rated as high priority drill targets.

The

2021 drilling program has added to the potential of the project with multiple very wide intersections of

substantial gold mineralization, including 0.61 g/t Au over 127.4 meters in hole JP21-022.

To ensure a safe workplace environment that protects the health and safety of employees and

contractors, K9 Gold follows all federally and provincially mandated and recommended guidelines

regarding Covid 19.

K9 Gold acknowledges the financial support of the Stony Lake project by the Government of

Newfoundland and Labrador, through the Department of Industry, Energy and Technology Junior

Exploration Assistance Program.

About K9 Gold Corp

K9 Gold Corp has assembled a highly-experienced and dynamic team to explore its Stony Lake Project.

The project has been acquired from District Copper Corp by an option agreement, whereby K9 can earn

up to a 100% interest in the project (see Company release dated July 30, 2020).

The Company also

owns a 100% interest in the Desert Eagle Vanadium-Uranium project located in the historic Henry

Mountains Mining District in SE Utah.

The area has seen extensive historic vanadium and uranium

mining and is close to Anfield Energy Inc's Shootaring Canyon mill.

Chris M. Healey, P. Geo, Chief Geologist and a Director of K9 Gold Corp., is the qualified person

under NI 43-101 guidelines who is responsible for the technical content of this release, and consents

to its release.

Toll Free Number: (833) 434-GOLD (4653)

Kosta Tsoutsis

Director

K9 Gold Corp.

email:

[email protected]

Telephone: 604 808-9134

Brian Morrison

Chief Financial Officer and Director

K9 Gold Corp.

email:

[email protected]

telephone: 604 312-6910

The Company is listed on the TSX Venture Exchange.

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.

Disclaimer for Forward-Looking Information

Certain statements in this release are forward-looking statements, which reflect the expectations of

management regarding K9's intention to continue to identify potential transactions and make certain

corporate changes and applications. Forward-looking statements consist of statements that are not

purely historical, including any statements regarding beliefs, plans, expectations or intentions

regarding the future. Such statements are subject to risks and uncertainties that may cause actual

results, performance or developments to differ materially from those contained in the statements. No

assurance can be given that any of the events anticipated by the forward-looking statements will occur

or, if they do occur, what benefits K9 will obtain from them. These forward-looking statements reflect

managements' current views and are based on certain expectations, estimates and assumptions

which may prove to be incorrect. A number of risks and uncertainties could cause actual results to

differ materially from those expressed or implied by the forward-looking statements, including K9's

inability to identify transactions having satisfactory terms or at all and the results of exploration or

review of properties that K9 does acquire. These forward-looking statements are made as of the date

of this news release and K9 assumes no obligation to update these forward-looking statements, or to

update the reasons why actual results differed from those projected in the forward-looking statements,

except in accordance with applicable securities laws.

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https://www.newsfilecorp.com/release/140901