Etruscus Resources Corp. announced results from its initial 2019 drill program on its wholly owned Rock & Roll Property in British Columbia's Golden Triangle region. The program comprised 2,622 meters ("m") of core in 8 drill holes, all completed outside of the existing resource area. The company designed the drill program to test the size and scale of the Black Dog system. Historically, this was not executed as almost all 113 holes were focused on the Black Dog deposit. The 2019 drilling successfully expanded the mineralized system to a total length of 2.7 km, more than 4 times the original strike length. Additional geophysical targets within this extended mineralized horizon remain untested. These results continue to support the targeting of silver and gold-enriched VMS systems on the western flank of the Eskay Camp near the past-producing high-grade Snip gold mine. At the Angie target, RR19-07 was drilled 1.75 km northwest of the Black Dog deposit and tested a discrete conductive anomaly, intersecting 20 cm of massive, banded sulphides within a mixed sequence of carbonaceous argillites and volcanic rocks similar to the Black Dog horizon. RR19-06 was drilled from the same collar location and hit blebby and stringer chalcopyrite, sphalerite and pyrrhotite that occupied weaknesses or fractures in intermediate volcanic rocks. The significant strike length of the mineralized horizon to the north provides a large package of newly prospective areas to test for other massive sulphide zones. The additional conductors within this horizon remain untested. The continuation of the mineralized horizon identified in hole RR19-07 in the north down to holes RR19-04 and RR19-05, located 400m southeast of the Black Dog deposit, increases the potential for another sub-basin similar to that which hosts the Black Dog deposit. The southern extent of the mineralization as demonstrated in RR19-04 and RR19-05 at the Ziggy target has returned multiple mineralized horizons representing folding, faulting, or primary depositional features. These newly identified horizons increase the potential for stacked lenses to be discovered at depth. Drill holes RR19-01, RR19-02, RR19-04, RR19-05, and RR19-07 intersected narrow zones of highly anomalous base and precious metal values within mixed argillite and volcanic sequences, confirming the trends defined by geochemistry and geophysics. Drill holes RR19-03 and RR19-08 tested off-trend conductors, intersecting altered argillite and volcanic rocks and helped improve the understanding of the stratigraphic sequence. Furthermore, drill hole RR19-03 at the White Swan target identified a thick, new rhyolite package in the footwall of the Black Dog stratigraphy that demonstrates striking similarities to the nearby Eskay Creek deposit. Significantly, drill hole RR19-03 was collared in overlying carbonates that are mapped in a large area to the southeast of the Black Dog Deposit. The drill hole penetrated through conformable carbonates into the Black Dog sequence intersecting an important marker horizon seen previously in mineralized holes. The recognition of the conformable nature of the carbonate rocks sitting on top of the prospective Black Dog horizon, as confirmed in a 2019 research paper published by the B.C. Geological Survey, means the company now know that favourable mineralized rocks may underly the terrain west of Black Dog at shallow levels. This implies that the various biogeochemical and geophysical anomalies in this terrain could be related to economically significant mineralization. This terrain to the southwest was previously discounted as a package of older, over thrusted rocks and was therefore barely investigated in previous drill programs. Notable intercepts include 1.8m grading 0.04 gpt gold (Au), 39.0 gpt silver (Ag), 0.23% copper (Cu), 0.14% lead (Pb) and 1.04% zinc (Zn) in RR19-05, and 0.8m grading 0.01 gpt Au, 21.0 gpt Ag, 0.45% Cu, 0.05% Pb, and 1.71% Zn in RR19-04. Etruscus' exploration plans for 2019 were to review the substantial data that was acquired, test different exploration techniques at the Black Dog system and then utilize the applicable techniques across the property. The Company was successful in executing these tasks and were able to simultaneously achieve its goals of expanding the Black Dog deposit, improve the structural understanding of the known resource and drill test prospective geochemical and geophysical targets.