Burnt Hill Project Update

Toronto, Ontario – March 25th, 2008 – Cadillac Ventures Inc. (CDEX-CNQ) (“Cadillac”) is

pleased to announce the following results from the Burnt Hill Joint Venture with Noront

Resources Ltd.

In the fall of 2007, Cadillac as operator managed an all encompassing program on the

Burnt Hill Project, which expended $1,500,000 on a number of initiatives, under the

onsite supervision of James G. Burns, P.Eng. Included in this expenditure was a

detailed geological mapping program in the vicinity of the former Burnt Hill mine, which

identified several previously unknown surface outcroppings of mineralization and

structural trends on the property. A total of 139 rock samples were taken for analysis.

Also undertaken in the fall of 2007 was a comprehensive compilation of data from all

identified, accessible sources regarding the property, including government, assessment

and private sources. The Burnt Hill Project was increased from 53 claims in 3 different

blocks, to a total of 652 claims in one block. In addition to the staking of these claims,

comprehensive linecutting was carried out on the historic Burnt Hill project area. The

historic core stored in a government facility was re-examined, and portions of 5 holes

drilled in 1979 were relogged, with 314 samples taken. The current drill program

encompasses a total of 23 holes, of which 9 were completed in this program phase, in

conjunction with the work detailed above. A total of 2837m were drilled, all of which

were sampled, for a total of 2669 samples submitted to Activation Laboratories Ltd.

(Actlabs) in Fredericton, New Brunswick for multi-element analysis. This program was

designed with two main targets;

1 – Confirm the known grade and extent of the mineralization identified in the

1979 drill campaign by select fill in holes.

2 – Define the extension of the mineralization along strike, across strike and

down dip.

Logistical considerations affected the decisions as to which of the planned holes were

drilled. Therefore holes 44, 59, 47 (which intersected underground workings) and 67

tested target #1, the remaining 5 holes tested target #2. In these holes, using a cut-off

grade of 0.1% WO3 (tungsten) and 0.02% MoS2 (molybdenum), there were 186

significant intercepts over drill core lengths of 0.2 to 6.0 metres.

Details of the drill programs, and the results of the drill program, are discussed in the 43-

101 report authored for Cadillac, which should be available and filed on SEDAR shortly.

In summary this drill program;

• Shows that the tungsten-molybdenum mineralization is widespread

• Confirmed the 1979 results

• Shows that the mineralization continues along strike, across strike and

down dip from the mineralization historically delineated

• Indicates multiple zones of mineralization

• Indicates that the molybdenite mineralization is more prevalent in the

granite, or sediments close to the granite contact, whereas the tungsten

mineralization is greatest further from the granite contact

• Tin (Sn) mineralization may be associated with either the tungsten or

molybdenite mineralization.

• Tungsten mineralization occurs primarily in quartz/topaz veins, whereas

the molybdenite mineralization is preferentially associated with griesen

zones.

Management is encouraged by the results of this program. The widespread nature of

the mineralization in multiple zones suggests that there is potential for an open pit

operation. As well, previous work in 1980 demonstrated that the mineralization can be

pre-concentrated prior to processing by photometric sorting.

Cadillac will be issuing to Noront Resources Inc. 1,875,000 shares of Cadillac in order to

earn a 51% per cent interest in the Burnt Hill project, pursuant to the joint venture

agreement as amended and previously announced. Cadillac has the option to earn a

further 14% interest in Burnt Hill through the payment to Noront of $500,000 in either

cash or common shares, as determined by Cadillac. The shares issued to Noront shall

be subject to a 4 month hold.

It is the intention of management to further develop the Burnt Hill project by drilling the

remaining planned holes in the summer 2008 exploration season. This program, once

completed, will allow the Company to complete a Resource Estimate on Burnt Hill.

James G. Burns P.Eng, a consultant to Cadillac and a "qualified person" as such term is

defined under National Instrument 43-101, has reviewed and verified the technical

information contained in this press release and has approved the contents of this press

release.

About Cadillac

Cadillac is publicly traded on the CNQ under the symbol CDEX. Currently, in addition to

the joint venture on the Burnt Hill Project, Cadillac also holds the New Alger Project

which encompasses the historic New Alger Mine, located in the highly prospective

Cadillac Break Mining Camp. The New Alger Mine has been sporadically productive but

has not been fully explored or exploited. The property is situated contiguous to the

O’Brien Mine and approximately 300 m to the SE of the LaRonde Mine.

For more information regarding Cadillac please visit our website at

www.cadillacventures.com

Or call Norm Brewster, President at (416)815-8666

Forward Looking Statements

This press release may include certain “Forward-Looking Statements” within the

meaning of the US Private Securities Reform Act of 1995. Other than statements of

historical fact, all statements are “Forward-Looking Statements” that involve such