Hole BD 2008-92, the deepest hole drilled into the Timmins 2 zone, in addition to 4.35g/t in a six meter core section beginning at 130m returned 1.36 g/t Au over one meter of core at 300m demonstrating that mineralization is open at depth. More complete results are published in the table below as well as on our website. Cross sections of the Timmins 2 mineralized zones are also posted on our website.

The 2008 program allowed our technical team to better define the geology and structure of the Timmins gold deposit adjacent to previous positive drill results obtained during the 2007 diamond drilling program.

We now have two mineralized intrusives: Timmins 1 which is the historical deposit found in 1952 and Timmins II which was uncovered by GNH in 2007 and partially defined by diamond drilling in 2008.

Both mineralized intrusives contain horizontal (flats) and vertical to steeply dipping auriferous quartz veins. Gold is present in small clusters of nuggets. Both in T1 and T2, the vertical to steeply veins, are traceable over significant distances (metres) and returned higher assay results. In the 2008

drill program, a vein system dipping southeast at approximately 70 degrees has been traced down-dip sub-parallel to the southeast intrusive contact.

During the 2008 program, GNH also completed a geochemical soil survey on a target with Timmins-style mineralization. Our team is compiling and interpreting the results, which are proving very encouraging.

Stripping/drilling, mapping and sampling of this prospect will be part of the 2009 exploration program.

Two additional areas favourable for hosting Timmins-like deposits have been identified from the efforts of the past two years and warrant similar geochemical sampling with detailed follow-up investigations.