MAS Gold Corp. announced that it has completed drilling at the North Lake Deposit on its 100% owned Preview North Property in the La Ronge Gold Belt, Saskatchewan. A total of 4,123.5 metres were completed over 34 diamond drill holes (DDH).

Samples are currently being processed and delivered to SRC Laboratories in Saskatoon Saskatchewan. The drill program was successful in completing 24 infill drill holes, four twin drill holes and six exploration drill holes. A total of 3,759 samples were sent for assay with 3,256 being core samples and 503 additional samples reserved for Quality Assurance and Quality Control (QAQC).

A robust QAQC program was implemented at the start of the drill program at the North Lake Deposit which resulted in 13% percent of the samples sent to SRC were dedicated to QAQC. All drill holes were successful in intersecting the felsite unit which is known to host previously intersected mineralization hosted in broad zones of sheeted quartz veins. DDH NL22-081 and NL22-083 were successful in extending the felsite by 80 metres to the northeast and DDH NL22-101 was successful in extending felsite by 50 meters to the southwest.

The on-going drilling is expected to continue throughout the month of March 2022 as the next phase of the program transitions to the Point Deposit and the Preview SW Deposit. One drill rig is currently operating at the Point Deposit on MAS Gold's Preview-North property and has completed three holes (RM22-057 through RM22-059) for a total of 584 metres with one drill hole in progress (RM22-060). Point Deposit: The 800-metre (m) drill program is currently ongoing at the Point Deposit is designed to: Test three high-priority targets identified during 2019 drilling program.

Test high priority anomaly identified in the 2021 summer field program. Extend mineralization to the south with strategically planned drill holes. Preview SW Property: The drill program at the Preview SW Property is now anticipated to complete a 1,400 metre program which will include expenditures from Comstock.

The program is designed to further define the historical resource at the Preview SW Deposit and extend mineralization at the North Zone. Sample Quality Assurance /Quality Control: MAS Gold is working with its principal geological exploration consultant, Axiom Exploration of Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, who has designed and executed a vigorous quality control /quality assurance program for its 2022 winter drill program. Sample intervals were laid out with the objective of capturing homogenous lithology without crossing any significant alterations within the sample guideline of a minimum sample size of 0.50m, and a maximum sample size of 2.0m.

All drill core samples were logged, tagged, photographed, cut and stored in a secure facility in the North Lake deposit area. Samples were marked on core with assigned sample number from a pre-numbered sample tag. These markings and stapled sample tags were placed at the start of the intervals.

Drill core was cut using a core saw with a diamond bit blade using fresh flowed water to ensure no possible contamination between samples. Care was taken to ensure that the same half of the core was sampled for the entire sample interval to maintain consistency minimizing and potential biases in the assay results. Core duplicates were generated by quarter sampling core.

MAS Gold utilized SRC laboratories in Saskatoon for core assay analysis. All rock sample preparation conducted by SRC at their preparation facility in Saskatoon, SK. Rock samples were dried, crushed to 70% passing 1.70 mm.

250 gram samples were then riffle split and pulverized to 95% passing 106 microns. The pulveriser was cleaned using a silica sand wash after every samples as to avoid any potential cross sample contamination. Core analyzed by SRC was handled at their facility in Saskatoon, SK.

Core samples were analyzed for gold using FA/AA of 30g as well as multi-element ICP-MS with a multi-acid digestion. Gold assays returning greater than 3 g/t (ppm) where analyzed using gold fire assay with gravimetric finish. Reject pulps were saved and stored for potential, future metallic screening or other analyses.

An independent QAQC program was conducted by inserting pulp sample duplicates, certified reference materials, coarse and pulp blanks. This was used to test for natural variability/sampling bias /testing the lab for homogeneity during sample preparation processes within the lab as well as testing the precision and any possible contamination from the lab. Additionally, SRC labs also included an internal QAQC duplicate on gold analyses.