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Cassiar Gold Intersects 50.2 m of 0.66 g/t Au, Including 15.6 m of 1.22 g/t Gold Mineralization at Cassiar South

Drill Results

Cassiar Gold Intersects 50.2 m of 0.66 g/t Au,

Including 15.6 m of 1.22 g/t Gold

Mineralization at Cassiar South

Calgary, Alberta--(Newsfile Corp. - April 20, 2023) -

Cassiar Gold Corp. (TSXV: GLDC) (OTCQX:

CGLCF)

(the "Company") is pleased to announce assay results from the remaining 13 previously

unreported drill holes from the Cassiar South project area as part of the 2022 exploration program

completed at the Company's flagship Cassiar Gold Property. The results reported here are part of

continuing efforts to further explore for extensions of, and for new parallel veins associated with the high-

grade, historically producing mines at Cassiar South.

Cassiar Gold's 2022 exploration program comprised 23,000 meters in 70 diamond drill holes focused

on strategic areas of the Taurus Deposit, as well as significant vein prospects in Cassiar South and

other brownfields targets. These 13 drill holes totaling 5,259 metres reported here represent the final

results from the Company's 2022 drill program.

Highlights from the Cassiar South project area:

Drill hole 22MM-001 intersected

15.9 m of 0.98 g/t Au

,

including 5.9 m of 1.50 g/t Au

, 120 m

west of historical workings and 260 m northwest of previously mined vein segments at the Main

Mine area (Figure 1).

Drill hole 22MM-003 intersected multiple mineralized intercepts which support the interpreted

orientation of mineralized veins encountered in 22MM-001, returning:

50.2 m of 0.66 g/t Au

from 126.9 m downhole, including 8.6 m of 0.95 g/t Au and 10.3 m of

0.92 g/t Au,

15.6 m of 1.22 g/t Au

from 197.0 m downhole,

9.0 m of 1.01 g/t Au

from 219.8 m downhole

Multiple intercepts above 4.00 g/t Au were returned from additional vein targets, including:

0.6 m of 4.18 g/t Au

from 255.5 m in drill hole 22MM-002 at the Main Mine area

2.0 m of 4.80 g/t Au

from 28.0 m in drill hole 22VOL-701 and

1.2 m of 5.77 g/t Au

from

28.7 m in drill hole 22VOL-701A at the Vollaug target area

7.20 g/t Au over 0.8 m

from 21.5 m in drill hole 22CU-407 at the Cusac area.

All holes drilled intersected gold-bearing quartz veins containing anomalous to high-grade gold

across target areas reported in this news release.

Mineralization encountered at the Main Mine area occurs within an unmined area with extensive

alteration and vein density suggesting proximity to major shear veins.

"Our drill program at Cassiar South encountered gold mineralization in all drill holes, achieving our

program objectives and supporting our exploration model," stated Marco Roque, CEO of Cassiar Gold

Corp. "We are eager to build upon the successes of our exploration efforts to-date during the 2023

exploration campaign, which is anticipated to start in early June."

Table 1. Significant 2022 drilling results from Cassiar South based on a >0.5 g/t cutoff.

While

true thickness has not been established, drill holes are designed to cross at high to moderate angles

within known corridors of mineralization based on orientations of mineralized areas defined by

previous drilling and structural data from oriented drill core and outcropping veins.

Target Area

Drillhole

From

To

Length*

Grade

Main Mine

22MM-001

115.9

131.8

15.9 m

0.98 g/t Au

incl.

120.6

126.4

5.9 m

1.50 g/t Au

22MM-002

180.1

181.1

0.9 m

1.60 g/t Au

234.7

236.9

2.2 m

0.94 g/t Au

255.5

256.1

0.6 m

4.18 g/t Au

269.0

294.1

25.2 m

0.59 g/t Au

incl.

271.2

272.1

0.9 m

2.36 g/t Au

with

271.7

272.1

0.4 m

4.58 g/t Au

and

279.5

282.0

2.4 m

1.10 g/t Au

and

287.4

290.3

2.9 m

1.13 g/t Au

with

287.4

287.9

0.5 m

3.34 g/t Au

308.6

332.8

24.2 m

0.61 g/t Au

incl.

308.6

309.0

0.4 m

4.58 g/t Au

and

317.3

319.8

2.4 m

1.09 g/t Au

and

324.4

327.4

3.0 m

1.26 g/t Au

with

324.4

325.1

0.6 m

3.34 g/t Au

488.8

490.8

1.9 m

0.88 g/t Au

22MM-003

126.9

177.2

50.2 m

0.66 g/t Au

incl.

126.9

127.8

0.8 m

1.33 g/t Au

and

142.7

143.5

0.8 m

2.19 g/t Au

with

142.7

143.0

0.3 m

3.41 g/t Au

and

152.0

160.6

8.6 m

0.95 g/t Au

and

166.9

177.2

10.3 m

0.92 g/t Au

197.0

212.6

15.6 m

1.22 g/t Au

219.8

228.9

9.0 m

1.01 g/t Au

Vollaug

22VOL-701

28.0

30.0

2.0 m

4.80 g/t Au

incl.

29.0

30.0

1.0 m

7.03 g/t Au

22VOL-701A

28.7

29.9

1.2 m

5.77 g/t Au

22VOL-702

338.6

339.3

0.7 m

1.49 g/t Au

Cusac

22CU-403

55.5

56.6

1.1 m

1.07 g/t Au

120.9

122.0

1.1 m

1.07 g/t Au

236.2

236.8

0.6 m

1.34 g/t Au

251.3

252.1

0.8 m

1.30 g/t Au

277.5

278.5

0.9 m

1.53 g/t Au

384.4

384.9

0.5 m

2.25 g/t Au

22CU-404

184.7

186.3

1.7 m

1.46 g/t Au

22CU-405

328.0

328.7

0.7 m

0.99 g/t Au

22CU-406

78.9

80.0

1.2 m

1.25 g/t Au

88.8

89.8

1.1 m

1.52 g/t Au

208.9

209.8

0.9 m

1.02 g/t Au

22CU-407

21.1

24.5

3.4 m

2.35 g/t Au

incl.

21.5

22.3

0.8 m

7.20 g/t Au

123.0

124.6

1.6 m

0.94 g/t Au

135.8

137.9

2.1 m

1.25 g/t Au

22BCB-601

abandoned

Pooley Pass

22POP-800

304.9

305.4

0.5 m

2.16 g/t Au

*Drill core lengths are reported here. True widths for these intervals have not been established

Target Area

Drillhole

From

To

Length*

Grade

2022 Cassiar South Project Area

The Cassiar South project area of the Cassiar Gold Property hosts numerous shear vein targets and

several past-producing underground mines including the Bain, Cusac, Vollaug and Main Mines, which

have historically produced over 315,000 ounces of gold grading between 10 to 20 g/t Au

[1]

. The past

producing high-grade Vollaug vein is known to have a strike length of up to 3 km.

Veins at Cassiar South are classic, orogenic-style, high-grade gold veins with free gold.

They occur in

mafic volcanic rocks stacked between low-angle listwanite-bearing thrust surfaces and lenses of fine-

grained clastic sediments. Vein sets occur in multiple mafic volcanic units, and there is potential to

define: (1) stacked veins below known veins in mafic volcanic units of underlying thrust panels; (2)

parallel vein sets beneath overlying sedimentary and listwanite units within thrust panels; (3) extensions

of known vein systems.

Figure 1. Cassiar South 2022 drill campaign location plan map, with the location of drill holes

reported within this release contained within the blue squares (shown in detail in Figures 5 and

7).

Drill holes reported in this news release are shown with yellow collars while 2022 drill holes for which

assays have been previously reported are in orange. Dashed purple lines illustrate potential for

periodicity of parallel vein systems in untested areas between historical drilling and blind veins beneath

sedimentary cover.

Notes - Historical production figures from Zelligan, Moors, Jolette, April 28, 2022.

National Instrument 43-101 Technical Report on the Cassiar Gold Property, prepared for Cassiar

Gold Corp, and references therein.

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Main Mine Target

The Main Mine vein system historically produced 150,000 ounces of gold at an average grade of 17.14

g/t Au intermittently from 1979 to 2007

[2]

. In 2022, the Company drilled three holes at the Main Mine area

to evaluate the potential for: (1) parallel shear vein sets to occur near the historical mine, and (2) down

dip extensions of past-producing vein segments.

Drill Holes 22MM-001 and 22MM-003

Drill holes 22MM-001 and 22MM-003 (Table 1; Figure 1, 2, 5) were designed to test potential parallel

vein sets north and west of the historical Main Mine infrastructure in an area where shear veins have not

previously been identified. These drill holes encountered broad intercepts of anomalous gold

mineralization associated with extensive strong quartz-carbonate-sericite alteration and high quartz vein

density (Figure 3) which may indicate close proximity to a major shear vein structure in areas distal to

known veins. Similar broad zones of vein development occur proximal to, or along strike from, historically

mined veins, which suggests that these form highly prospective areas for the potential discovery of new

veins.

Drill hole 22MM-001 returned 15.9 m of 0.98 g/t Au from 115.9 m downhole, including 5.9 m of

1.50 g/t Au

, 120 m west of historical workings and 260 m northwest of previously mined vein segments

(Figure 2).

Drill hole 22MM-003 identified the continuation of veining 40-60 m west of 22MM-001.

This hole

supports the interpreted orientation of mineralized veining intersected in 22MM-001, encountered visible

gold in quartz veining (Figure 4), and returned several broad low-grade intercepts, including:

50.2 m of 0.66 g/t Au

from 126.9 m downhole, including 0.8 m of 1.33 g/t Au, and 0.8 m of 2.19 g/t

Au with 0.3 m of 3.41 g/t Au

15.6 m of 1.22 g/t Au

from 197.0 m downhole

9.0 m of 1.01 g/t Au

from 219.8 m downhole

Figure 2. Oblique vertical section showing 22MM-001 and 22MM-003 at the Main Mine target

area, looking to the east

. Assay results in red and higher grade nested intervals in black are reported

in this news release. Section width +/- 50m.

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Figure 3. 22MM-003 drill core photo depicting high density veining encountered within a 50.2 m

intercept of 0.66 g/t Au (drill core length).

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Figure 4. Visible gold encountered in 22MM-003 hosted in a sulphide-mineralized quartz vein at

142.9 m depth

with a 1 mm wide partial rim of visible gold around a grain of pyrite within a quartz vein.

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Drill Hole 22MM-002

Drill hole 22MM-002 was designed to evaluate the potential down dip extensions of past producing vein

segments 50 m below the 1180 m level of the Main Mine underground infrastructure. This drill hole

encountered broad intercepts of anomalous gold mineralization associated with intense quartz-

carbonate-sericite alteration and extensive high density quartz veins. This hole identified the interpreted

down dip extensions of past producing vein segments of the Main Mine.

Results from 22MM-002 returned (Table 1, Figure 5):

25.2 m of 0.59 g/t Au

from 269.0 m downhole, including

0.9 m of 2.36 g/t Au with 0.4 m of 4.58 g/t Au, and

2.4 m of 1.10 g/t Au, and

2.9 m of 1.13 g/t Au with 0.5 m of 3.34 g/t Au

24.2 m of 0.61 g/t Au

from 308.6 m downhole, including

0.4 m of 4.58 g/t Au, and

2.4 m of 1.09 g/t Au, and

3.0 m of 1.26 g/t Au with 0.6 m of 3.34 g/t Au

Figure 5. Plan map of 2022 drill holes reported in this news release, the location of which is

shown in Figure 1. The vertical projection of the mineralized intercepts which are reported here

are included for reference.

Notes - Historical production figures from Zelligan, Moors, Jolette, April

28, 2022. National Instrument 43-101 Technical Report on the Cassiar Gold Property, prepared for

Cassiar Gold Corp, and references therein.

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Vollaug Vein Target

The Vollaug vein system historically produced 50,000 ounces of gold at an average grade of 10.28 g/t

Au from 1980 to 1997

[3]

. The vein is up to 3 m wide and occupies a nearly three-kilometre-long strike of

the thrust fault at the gently dipping argillite/listwanite contact, parts of which are only tested by widely

spaced drill holes and have the potential for identifying additional mineralization, including in parallel or

associated veins.

In 2022, the Company drilled three holes at the Vollaug vein to test the potential for steeply dipping gold-

bearing shear veins propagating away from the thrust contact, similar to other historically mined veins, as

well as potential stacking of shear veins in underlying mafic volcanic panels.

Drill Hole 22VOL-701 and -701A

Drill hole 22VOL-701 was designed to test for the north and westward extension of the thrust-occupying

Vollaug vein as well as potential steeply dipping and stacked shear veins. This drill hole was abandoned

at 72 m depth due to ground conditions and was re-drilled as 22VOL-701A. Both drill holes encountered

visible gold in the Vollaug vein 40 m west and 20 m north of historical drilling. Results included:

2.0 m of 4.80 g/t Au from 28.0 m downhole

in 22VOL-701, including

1.0 m of 7.03 g/t Au

1.2 m of 5.77 g/t Au from 28.7 m

downhole in 22VOL-701A

Figure 6. Visible gold encountered in 22VOL-701 hosted in a sulphide-mineralized stylolitic

quartz vein at 29.1 m depth

with 1 mm x 0.5 mm wide speck of visible gold within a quartz vein.

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Drill Hole 22VOL-702

Drill hole 22VOL-702 was designed to test for potential steeply dipping and stacked shear veins. The

drill hole tested 150 m below historical drilling where it encountered 21.9 m (drill core length) of altered