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EnGold Reports Encouraging Soil Geochemistry Results at Lac La Hache: Multiple Anomalies at Scorpio & Aurizon West

Exploration Programs Sampling & Geoscience Results

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EnGold Reports Encouraging Soil Geochemistry Results at Lac La Hache:

Multiple Anomalies at Scorpio & Aurizon West

For Immediate Release. Dec 3, 2019. Vancouver, BC. David H. Brett, President & CEO,

EnGold Mines Ltd., (TSX -V: EGM, “EnGold” or the “Com pany”) reports that new soil

geochemical surveys at the Scorpio porphyry target and the Aurizon West gold target

on the Company’s 100% owned Lac La Hache Property have revealed multiple

significant anomalies that warrant further exploration.

Aurizon Gold Deposit Area

At Aurizon West, 441 samples collected on a 25 x 25 metre grid measuring 1,000

metres north-south by 300 metres east -west, indicate a series of gold -only and gold +

silver + copper soil anomalies along the entire survey. Gold values range fr om 4 to

1,400 parts per billion (ppb). More than 75% of the sites exceed the local background

value of 10 ppb Au and 17 sites exceed standard deviation of 76 ppb.

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Historical soil geochemical surveys using widely-spaced (250 metre) line spacing, show

strong gold patterns directly over the Aurizon Central and South Zones along the

Northeast/Southwest 020 trend of the Aurizon hydrothermal breccia gold -copper-silver

Deposit. The same surveys show a parallel but poorly defined gold trend located 700

metres northwest of Aurizon South, in an unexplored area. The success of recent,

detailed soil geochemical surveys over the footwall of Aurizon South , leading to

discovery of near -surface visible gold bearing quartz veins, prompted similar surveying

over the west ern historical gold anomaly (“Aurizon West”) to provide improved

resolution of potential gold targets.

“The new Aurizon West soil results are exciting, providing more than a dozen

prospecting targets, many with multi -site anomalies larger than those ob tained at

Aurizon South ” says EnGold’s VP Exploration, Rob Shives. “The location of the new

targets fits well within our geological exploration model and w e look forward to positive

results as soon as weather conditions permit follow-up next spring”.

Additional images of the new soil results can be found here.

Scorpio Prospect

Regional Ah-horizon soil sampling in 2012 over the entire Project (~ 1200 sites on 500

metre centres) showed a large molybdenum + tungsten (Mo + W ) anomaly in the

northern part of the Project. This summer, d etailed B-soil horizon sampling (every 50

m along 100 m lines) over an area measuring 2500 m east -west by 1000 m north-south

has greatly improved resolution of the Mo anomaly, defining two broad areas of interest.

Copper and tungsten are associated with the Mo in all three areas . The eastern Mo-W-

Cu anomaly exceeds 800 m east -west by 500 m north -south and has associated gold

and silver. See Scorpio soil geochemical maps (Mo, Cu, W, Au, Ag) here.

Initial hand-prospecting at Scorpio has discovered mineralized outcrops of porphyritic

intrusive rocks with potassically altered stock -work fracturing containing mo lybdenum,

bornite, chalcopyrite, pyrite, and tungsten -bearing minerals (see June 10/19 New s

here) Machine-prospecting next summer is expected to uncover additional polymetallic

showings.

One bedrock sampl e from the eastern end of the survey containing abundant fracture -

controlled Mo along an altered fracture surface, has been dated at 203.9 (+/- 0.9) million

years using the Rhenium -Osmium (Re -Os) method. This indicates the age of the Mo

mineralization coincides with the age of our Peach Intrusions, rather than the younger

(~198 million year) age of the large Takomkane batholith to the east.

“We’re more excited than ever about the discovery potential of the Lac La Hache

Property,” said EnGold CEO David Br ett. “In addition to defined resources, multiple

drilled prospects, and existing high caliber drill targets, brand new potential is still being

revealed.”

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About EnGold

EnGold (www.engold.ca) is focused on exploring its 100% owned mineral property

located near the town of Lac La Hache in BC’s prolific Cariboo mining region. EnGold’s

corporate philosophy rests on three interdepend ent pillars: Environment, Engagement

and Gold. Through sound environmental stewardship, com mitment to transparent

engagement with local communities, the Company is dedicated to driving shareholder

and stakeholder value by discovering and developing mineral resources.

Rob Shives P.Geo., VP Exploration and a Qualified Person as defined under National

Instrument 43-101, has reviewed and approved the technical content of this release.

Engold Mines Ltd.

Per/

David Brett, MBA

President & CEO

Contact: David Brett, 604-682-2421 or [email protected]

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