GreenLight Prospecting Program Identifies Gold-Molybdenum-Antimony Boulder Field at Kemptville Lake Property (PRZCF.OTCBB) (PH0.FRANKFURT)

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VANCOUVER, British Columbia – October 5, 2011 – GREENLIGHT RESOURCES INC. (TSXV.GR), is pleased to announce results from an ongoing prospecting evaluation program that was done concurrently with the recently completed drill program on the 5,080 acre Kemptville gold property. The program uncovered several groups of boulders of crenulated, silicified greywacke carrying weak pyrite and arsenopyrite mineralization. These boulders show variations in the intensity of alteration varying from chloritic to sericitic and the silicification ranges from weak to total replacement of the greywacke. As the intensity of the alteration/silicification increases, so does the gold content of the rock. Samples with weak silicification with chloritic alteration typically run from approximately 100 ppb (parts per billion) Au (gold) to approximately 1 gpt (gram per tonne) Au. The most intensely altered samples gave results of 1 gpt to >30 gpt. The boulders vary in size from 10 kg to 5 tonnes and are grouped in tight clusters in three separate areas. Assays were run by Activation Labs in Toronto using the neutron activation method for gold assays and the total digestion ICP method for molybdenum and antimony.

These boulders are visually the same as the targeted altered greywacke sequences intersected in the recently completed diamond drill program. However, the float boulders are also enriched in molybdenum (Mo) and antimony (Sb) whereas the altered greywacke intersected in the drill program are not. The float samples range from approximately 50 to 1010 ppm (parts per million) Mo and up to 131 ppm Sb but the drill core samples are never above background levels of 2 ppm Mo and <1 ppm Sb. Clearly this indicates a separate set of mineralizing conditions that was not previously seen on the property. The Au/Mo/Sb association indicates the possible presence of a porphyry / epithermal system on the property. Previous mapping on the claims in the 1980’s indicated the presence of an epithermal quartz breccia system to the NE of the float area and a chloritic tin bearing zone immediately to the NW of the float boulders. The presence of an Au/Mo/Sb lying between these two zones bolsters the evidence for an underlying porphyry or epithermal target.

The company has contracted Dr. Ralph Stea to carry out till studies in order to ascertain the direction of ice movement and distance of transport of these mineralized boulders. Although this study is ongoing, his initial reaction, after doing some up-ice trenching was that “these angular boulders must derive from local bedrock”. A soil sampling survey for Mo was conducted over the up-ice ground to the north of the boulders, however these results have not been received from the lab as yet. Several untested IP anomalies lie to the north of the boulder clusters and these will be tested by diamond drilling pursuant to Dr. Stea’s recommendations.

Patrick Forseille P.Geo., a Qualified Person as defined by NI 43-101 is responsible for the technical information contained in this release.

About GreenLight Resources Inc.:

Lithium and Rare Metals Project - Brazil Lake

GreenLight Resources Inc. is a Canadian exploration company focused on the discovery and development of Lithium and rare metal deposits. The Company is currently focused on the 8,520 acre Brazil Lake property is located approximately 30 kilometres north of Yarmouth, Nova Scotia. Drilling to date has successfully revealed two Lithium bearing pegmatite dikes. In addition to Lithium, the dikes host several other rare metals such as tantalum, niobium, beryllium, tungsten tin and rubidium. Metallurgical bench testing to date has also revealed other potential economic targets, including cosmetic grade mica, silica chloride, aluminum chloride and rubidium enriched potassium feldspar.

Gold Project - Kemptville

The Company acquired a 5,080 acre high grade gold prospect located in one of Nova Scotia’s historic gold mining districts. High grade gold was discovered on the property over 100 years ago and was produced primarily in the late 1800's from two underground mines, the Kempt and the Cowan. A recent IP survey conducted by Greenlight identified several anomalies which have been targeted for drilling. This was followed by an SGH (soil-gashydrocarbons) soil sampling survey carried out in order to discriminate between potentially auriferous and non auriferous IP highs and to identify the source area of the gold in till anomalies. A diamond drill program recently completed 8 holes and 2,068 meters as of April 26, 2011. Targets include coincident anomalies from the Company's recent IP survey and SGH soil sampling survey, which have been integrated into a 3D model utilized to identify the locations. Further exploration is ongoing.

Rare Earth Element Project - Porcupine

The Company acquired a 100% undivided interest in the Porcupine-Upper Miramichi Rare Earth Property in New Brunswick. The primary target is the various rare earth elements (REE) that were discovered in soil samples on the property in 2007. Soil assays for REE's include Samarium (Sm), were reported with grades of up to 218 ppm (g/t) and Dysprosium (Dy) with grades of up to 98.6 ppm (g/t), Neodymium (Nd) with grades of up to 1190 ppm (g/t), Ytterbium (Yb) with grades of up to 31.3 ppm (g/t) and Yttrium (Y) with grades of up to 472 ppm (g/t). Reported assays for Heavy REE's include Terbium (Tb) with grades up to 20.3 ppm (g/t) and Ytterbium (Yb) with grades up to 31.3 ppm (g/t) while reported light rare earth metals include Cerium (Ce) with grades up to 459 ppm (g/t) and Lanthanum (La) with grades up to 1,300 ppm (g/t). The Company is currenlty conducting an initial mapping and prospecting program over the property.

Graphite Project - Golden Grove

The Company staked approximately 400 acres over the Golden Grove Graphite deposit located 24 kilometres northeast of Saint John, NB. The area has a history of high grade graphite mining as it was mined in this area between about 1880 and 1910. A Company review of the metallurgical potential of this deposit confirmed its economic potential. Current and planned production of high quality graphite is only a small fraction of the projected requirements of the battery and automotive industries which suggests that the price of high quality graphite will at least maintain its current price of approximately $2,400 per tonne, and possibly approach that of synthetic graphite which currently sells for in excess of $19,000 per tonne. Plans are underway to examine and sample the trenches and rock dumps to obtain samples of the high grade graphite to establish grain morphology. Sampling of the walls will also be undertaken to see if there is lower grade graphite between the high grade zones. Drill core from previous drill programs on the property are accessible and will be re-logged and sampled where necessary. Prospecting and mapping is also planned with a view to developing a larger tonnage deposit.

Silver and base metals - Keymet

Greenlight acquired a 100% interest in the Keymet property located 24 kilometres NNW of Bathurst, New Brunswick. The property covers 6,400 acres and is named after a small past producing mine located on the property which produced a total of 56,000 tons @ 0.25% Cu, 2.44% Pb, 2.59% Zn and 0.99 opt Ag between 1954 and 1956. a shaft was sunk to the 366 meter level with drifts established on the 45, 91, and 137 meter levels. Production ceased in 1956 when a fire destroyed the mine buildings. Based on historic geophysical and geochemical data, there is good evidence that a series of three and possibly four, parallel vein systems occur on the property. Exploration planned for the Keymet claim group will include re-establishment of the geochemical/geophysical grids and locating the historic anomalies on the ground. Confirmation of the soil anomalies with follow up trenching, where applicable and ultimately diamond drilling of the four proposed vein systems will be done during the upcoming exploration program.

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