St Elias announce Tesoro drill rsults

St. Elias Mines TSX-V:SLI announced late Tuesday 2011 gold results from diamond drilling at its Tesoro gold project in Peru.

Eleven holes have been completed thus far, for a total of 4,374.5 metres.

Notable results include 4.144 parts per million (ppm) of gold over 0.57 metres in hole DDH TE 01, and 1.148 ppm gold over 0.18 metres with 0.43 metres of 9.438 ppm gold in hole DDH TE 04. Other significant results included 0.74 metres of 23.5 ppm gold in hole DDH TE 06.

In addition, hole DDH TE 09 interesected 0.34 metres at 0.416 ppm gold and hole DDH TE 10 returned 0.07 metres at 0.259 ppm gold. The company said the highest gold value was obtained in these two holes.

St. Elias also said that a systematic re-sampling program, including total metallic screening and re-assaying of high grade intercepts, is ongoing.

"This is in an effort to qualify the suspected nugget effect on chemical assays received thus far," the company said in a statement.

Diamond drilling has now re-started at Tesoro after the Christmas holidays, with the company now preparing for the arrival of a second drill rig at the project.

"I believe that complete results received from the Phase I drilling at Tesoro will be more representative than the partial results reported here, however, it is important to note that the results so far indicate the system is mineralized to depth," said president Lori McClenahan.

The Tesoro property is 100 percent-owned by the company, with no underlying royalties.

The project covers approximately 6,974 hectares and is part of the prolific 300 kilometre by 30 kilometre Nazca-Ocoña gold belt parallel to the Pacific coast of southwestern Peru.

While veins tend to be narrow, the grade is significant and the mineralized structures tend to extend along strike for several kilometres and to depths of up to 1,000 metres, St. Elias said.

To date, the miner has identified five mineralized zones with more than 50 quartz veins, having a total combined length of nine kilometres at Tesoro. It has carried out underground exploration and development work on three of these veins.

Dynasty Gold appoint new director.

Keegan Resources CEO joins the BOD.

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Dynasty Gold names Tagami as director

2011-12-13 17:25 ET - News Release

Mr. Tookie Angus reports

DYNASTY GOLD WELCOMES MAURICE TAGAMI TO THE BOARD

Maurice A. Tagami, PEng, has joined Dynasty Gold Corp.'s board of directors effective immediately.

"I am very pleased to welcome Maurice to Dynasty's board," stated Tookie Angus, chairman of the board. "Dynasty will benefit from Maurice's experience and track record in the industry as we are advancing current projects as well as continuously evaluating new opportunities."

Mr. Tagami is currently the president and chief executive officer, and a director, of Keegan Resources Inc., a Toronto Stock Exchange-listed exploration and development company based in Vancouver, B.C. He was instrumental in advancing its flagship Esaase gold project in Ghana to prefeasibility stage and raising over $200-million early this year to develop it.

Mr. Tagami has over 30 years of experience in the mining industry and held a number of key executive and senior management positions in junior exploration companies managing greenfield exploration projects, as well as advanced mining properties prior to joining Keegan Resources in July, 2009. Mr. Tagami's worldwide exploration and mining experience spread over regions that include North and South America, Australia, Papua New Guinea, Asia, and Africa.

Additionally, the company announces the granting of 750,000 stock options at 10 cents per share exercisable over a five-year period to a director and an officer. The stock options granted are subject to TSX approval and the company's stock option plan.

Ted Muraro has stepped down as a director. "We are very grateful to Ted's contribution to the company and wish him the very best for the future," stated Ivy Chong, president and chief executive officer. Mr. Muraro will continue to provide consulting services to the company.

Atac - Latest drill results impress.

Yukon drills deliver again.

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Ticker Symbol: C:ATC

Atac drills 4.41 g/t Au over 44.20 m at Rackla

Shares Issued 96,529,036

Tuesday December 13 2011 - News Release

Mr. Graham Downs reports,

ATAC RESOURCES INTERSECTS 44.20 M OF 4.41 G/T GOLD AT OSIRIS AND 51.82 M OF 3.13 G/T GOLD AT THE NEWLY DISCOVERED ISIS EAST ZONE, RACKLA GOLD PROJECT-YUKON

Atac Resources Ltd. has received assays for the final 22 diamond drill holes from the Osiris and Isis East zones within the Nadaleen trend and 10 scout holes from the Rau trend located within Atac's 100-per-cent-owned 1,600-square-kilometre Rackla gold project in central Yukon.

News release highlights:

-- Osiris Shear Zone drilling extends mineralized strike length to 550 m and 350 m depth;

-- The Osiris Shear system remains open at depth and at the north end for a 700 m distance toward the junction with the Nadaleen Fault - the mineralizing feeder structure for the Conrad Zone;

-- All 29 drill holes that intersected the Osiris Shear system in 2010 and 2011 encountered gold mineralization with 20 drill holes intersecting better than 3.25 g/t gold across significant widths; and,

-- Drilling confirms the Isis East discovery with a 50 m step-out hole grading 3.13 g/t gold across 51.82 m, extending and leaving mineralization open along strike and down dip.

Osiris Zone

The Osiris Zone is one of five Carlin-type gold exploration targets over a 4 km by 3 km area explored by diamond drilling in 2011 within the Nadaleen Trend located at the eastern end of the 185 km long Rackla Gold Project. The drill holes at the Osiris Zone have tested two distinct settings for Carlin-type gold mineralization, the steeply dipping north-trending Osiris Shear and parallel structures, and near surface stratabound mineralization that dips moderately south.