Boxxer Gold Corp. provided an update of corporate activities including additional land acquisition and management changes. Boxxer acquires additional mineral claims near DOK property: Boxxer has acquired one mineral tenure adjacent to its existing claim group totaling 330.16 hectares from two private landowners. Consideration paid by Boxxer was $6,000 cash (split $1,500 on signing and $4,500 due on November 6, 2014) and a 1% net smelter return (NSR) royalty on the mineral claims subject to a 'Partial NSR Buyout Option'. The Partial NSR Buyout Option allows Boxxer at any time to purchase half of the NSR for a cash payment of $0.5 million such that the NSR is reduced from 1% to 0.5%. Rationale for the mineral tenure acquisitions: the mineral claim covers a portion of a large gossan located southeast of the DOK property. Two mineral showings are reported to occur (British Columbia Min file 104G 129) within this mineral tenure. The north showing is reported to contain copper staining in outcrop with no assays reported. The south showing is reported to consist of veinlets in green sandstone and dark grey siltstone of the Upper Triassic Stuhini Group at the head of Strata Creek. Approximately twenty discontinuous north-northeast striking, steeply-dipping veinlets from one to four centimetres in width occur across about five metres in outcrop. The veinlets are reported to contain blebby chalcopyrite, pyrite, and galena in a gangue of quartz and/or carbonate. Centimetre- scale rusty alteration selvages are present but alteration mineralogy was not noted. Two grab samples were taken from the veinlets, the best assay being 136,390 parts per billion gold (136.39 g/t gold), 19.0 parts per million silver, and 0.29% copper. The DOK Property: the DOK property, situated in NW BC, is a drill-ready stage project consisting of 10,674 hectares (26,365 acres) The combination of Titan-24 results, airborne magnetic data, geology, alteration and copper-molybdenum-gold-silver mineralization exposed in potassic altered volcanics and intrusive rocks bedrock has identified two large porphyry style targets.

The company announced that Mr. John Maslanyk, Vice President and Chief Information Officer, has resigned as an officer of Boxxer effective November 21, 2013 in order to pursue other opportunities.