Company Update
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Feb 28, 2013 09:10AM
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PRESS RELEASE FROM THENEWSWIRE.CA
Thursday, February 28, 2013
(via Thenewswire.ca)
TSXV Symbol: AGO
Toronto, Ontario February 28, 2013 - AurCrest Gold Inc. (the "Company" or "AurCrest") would like to update the shareholders and the public before the Prospectors & Developers Mining Conference to be held in Toronto March 3rd-6th 2013.
AurCrest President & CEO Ian Brodie-Brown will be speaking at this year's PDAC mining convention in Toronto. Mr. Brodie-Brown will join a panel discussion on Tuesday, March 5, at 2 p.m. during the aboriginal session "Examining Company-Community Agreements in the Mineral Sector." The talk will be held in room 717, located in the south building of the Metro Toronto Convention Centre, and will be open to delegates and the public.
The Company would also like to inform the public that AurCrest is considering the possibility of moving its head-office to Northern Ontario. The Company and the industry are in a state of transition as the new Mining Act has required that a closer relationship be forged with the First Nations and mining companies that work on their Traditional Lands. AurCrest has established a unique relationship, which includes the 9.9% ownership of its share capital by the Lac Seul First Nation. AurCrest also recognizes that Cat Lake, Slate Falls and Mishkeegogmang First Nations are communities with which the Company must further establish working relationships and meetings and discussions are ongoing with these First Nations communities. As we follow-up on the significant gold discovery announced in April 2012, and explore the assets of the Company in this region, it is our goal to increase the ownership, employment and understanding of these communities in our business as we move forward.
AurCrest also understands that the established work force and services of all communities are going to be integral to our success, and is therefore considering Sioux Lookout, with its regional importance as a prime location to relocate. Further news will be released as the Company meets with Native and Non-Native community leaders to clarify that this is the right move, and to ensure a prosperous future within the resource industry in Ontario and for our shareholders.
AurCrest also reports that three executives working for the Company, namely, Ian & Peter Brodie-Brown and Owen Jurczak, have agreed to forgo any financial compensation from October 1 2012, and payment of compensation will not resume until such time as the equity and venture capital markets recognize the opportunity within the Company's property portfolio and the discovery of gold in the Brich-Uchi area. All three members have voluntarily agreed to waive their salaries and will continue to work on behalf of the Company.
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FOR FURTHER INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACT:
AurCrest Gold Inc.
Ian Brodie-Brown
President and C.E.O.
(416) 368-2929
(416) 601-1450 (FAX)
info@aurcrestgold.com
www.aurcrestgold.com
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