VANCOUVER, B.C. Northisle Copper and Gold Inc. (“Northisle” or the “Company“) is pleased to announce that the Induced Polarization Survey (IP Survey) carried out northwest of the Hushamu Deposit extended the chargeability anomaly associated with the deposit for a distance of 2 kilometres along the projected trend of the deposit.

The anomaly, as defined by greater than 3 times background (>15mV/V), is at least 800 metres wide and remains open to the southwest on all but one line. The anomaly occurs between the Hushamu deposit and the Hep Occurrence in an area of generally subdued relief with sparse rock outcroppings. The Hep Occurrence was last drilled in the early 1990s and contains narrow zones of copper mineralization. Except in the immediate vicinity of the Hushamu deposit there has been no drilling in the newly located IP anomaly.

The recently completed IP survey also detected two IP anomalies in the NW Expo area of the property. One anomaly is a least 600 metres wide and is open to the south and east. The only reported drilling in this anomaly was a single hole that was abandoned before reaching bedrock. The other anomaly lies immediately east of the NW Expo molybdenum and gold. The anomaly adjacent to the NW Expo showing was traced easterly for 1 kilometre and is open to the north. Three holes drilled in the central part of the anomaly intersected alteration similar to that at the Hushamu deposit with one hole having copper values in the 100 to 500 ppm range over a 200 metre interval.

Jack McClintock, President and CEO of Northisle commented “the discovery of a large untested IP anomaly lying on trend with the Hushamu Deposit is very promising for the discovery of an extension to the known deposit or for a satellite deposit lying between the Hep occurrence and Hushamu Deposit. Drilling of this IP target is a high priority”.

Stock Options

The Board of Directors has approved the granting of stock options to employees for the purchase of 75,000 common shares exercisable at $.30 per common share. The options have a five year term and will vest over a two-year period.

About Northisle

Northisle is a Vancouver based junior resource company committed to the exploration and development of the North Island Project on Northern Vancouver Island. The North Island Project is situated approximately 15-40 kilometres southwest of Port Hardy and contains the Hushamu Deposit and five other partially explored copper-gold porphyry occurrences.

Jack McClintock, P.Eng is the qualified person responsible for the technical content of this press release.

For more information on Northisle and the Hushamu Deposit please visit the Company’s website atwww.Northisle.ca.

On behalf of Northisle Copper and Gold Inc.

“John McClintock”

John McClintock
President, CEO and Director
info@northisle.ca
www.northisle.ca

Location Map IP Chargeability Anomalies

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