Table 1.  Summary of Assay Results

Hole-ID	From	To	Width	Width	Ni%
			(m)	(feet)
MN08-01	134.10	137.26	3.16	10.37	0.95
and	169.50	186.25	16.75	54.95	1.38
incl.	177.25	186.25	9.00	29.53	1.51
MN08-02	438.25	443.70	5.45	17.88	1.18
MN08-03	Hole Lost in Casing
MN08-04	434.86	465.78	30.92	101.44	0.95
incl.	455.20	461.50	6.30	20.67	1.37
MN08-05	No significant results
MN08-06	No significant results

Intersection intervals reported are core lengths, actual true widths are unknown at this time but are generally 70% to 80% of core length. Once known, true widths will be calculated for each intersection. These could vary somewhat from time to time as the zones are re-interpreted thereby altering the geometry.

The objective of this phase of the program was to identify new occurrences of mineralization associated with interpreted extensions to the Manibridge mine stratigraphy. Crowflight's V.P. Exploration, Greg Collins commented on the results of the summer program stating: "We are pleased with the results from our first investigations near Manibridge as we continue to identify new sources of potential mill-feed proximal to our operations at the Bucko Lake Nickel Project. Additional drilling in these areas is required to assess the resource potential of the intercepted mineralization, but for now the future looks promising near Manibridge."

Discussion of Results

MN08-01 - Intersected 16.75 metres grading 1.38% nickel including 9.0 metres grading 1.51% nickel associated with a new, near surface zone located approximately 300 metres north of past production at Manibridge. This zone remains open for expansion to the south and at depth.

MN08-02 - Intersected 5.45 metres grading 1.18% nickel that occurs 50 metres below anomalous mineralization intercepted by historical drilling from underground drilling in exploration drift at Manibridge. This zone remains open for expansion at depths below 300 metres vertical.

MN08-03 - Hole was lost in casing at depth of 141 metres.

MN08-04 - Intersected 6.30 metres grading 1.37% nickel within broader zone grading 0.95% nickel over 30.92 metres. This intercept confirms than an extension of the Manibridge trend is open at vertical depths below 400 metres and that a recently modelled interpretation for the plunge of the deposit to the north, away from previously investigated areas may be correct.

MN08-05 - Intersected key nickel hosting ospwagon stratigraphy and ultramafic rocks in the vicinity of the targeted magnetic feature but did not encounter any significant nickel mineralization. Based on the magnetic model and the drilling results, greater thicknesses of ultramafic would be expected if additional drilling was to be completed south of this hole.

MN08-06 - Intersected magnetic gneiss associated with what is interpreted to be key nickel hosting ospwagon stratgraphy explaining targeted anomaly. No significant nickel values returned.

A total of six holes comprising 2,496 metres were completed. All holes will be probed using downhole time domain EM geophysical instruments in preparation for a program of follow-up drilling to commence in the coming months. The Manibridge property is located approximately 20 kilometres south of Crowflight's mine and mill complex located at Bucko Lake, near Wabowden, Manitoba. Please refer to Figure 1 for a map depicting the location of the Manibridge Property and Figure 2 depicting the location of the discovered mineralization relative to previous drilling and past production at Manibridge.

Qualified Person/Quality Control Procedures

This press release has been prepared and reviewed by Mr. Greg Collins, P.Geo (APGO/APEGM), a Qualified Person under the National Instrument 43-101 guidelines. Fire assays were performed at the ALS-Chemex laboratory in Vancouver on all the samples for Gold and PGEs which undergo an ICP-AES finish and Sodium Peroxide Fusion. All other metals undergo an ICP-AES finish. Standards and blanks are submitted with each sample batch.