Engineer Gold Mines Ltd. to provided an update on its 100%-owned Engineer District property, which covers 29,593.47 hectares in a 35-km-long contiguous claim grouping near Atlin in northwest British Columbia. The Property includes the historical high-grade Engineer Gold Mine, the TAG developed prospect, and several other high-grade vein and shear-hosted bulk tonnage gold targets. The Company is currently compiling prior owner and historical data to identify opportunities for development and discovery.

The Wann River area lies approximately 4 km south of the historic Engineer Gold Mine in an area where volcanic rocks of the Stikine Terrane are cut by anastomosing strands of the Llewellyn fault zone. Previous work consists predominantly of surface geochemical sampling and prospecting, which has led to the discovery of several exposures of generally southeast-trending veins over an approximately 800 m x 180 m corridor (Pautler, 2021). Mineralized zones occur peripheral to and within the early Cretaceous granitic Wann River Stock.

Veins are typically 1 - 80 cm wide, comprising quartz with mineralization of tetrahedrite-freibergite, chalcopyrite, sphalerite, and galena. Zones occur as multiple sheeted veins, stockwork, and stringers with quartz-sericite-sulphide alteration envelopes up to 5 m wide (Pautler, 2021). The veins host both precious and base-metal enrichment, drawing comparisons to epithermal gold-silver deposits with elevated base metals in the Stewart mining camp of northwest BC, such as the Premier Gold Project, Scottie Gold, and Homestake Ridge.

Workers have also suggested an orogenic or intrusion-related gold origin (Pautler, 2021). Despite exploration in the Wann River area starting in the early 1900's, overburden and vegetation cover and sporadic exploration efforts leave the area largely under-explored. Ground magnetic and electromagnetic geophysical surveys in 1968 successfully identified several conductors in the vicinity of old workings at the Brown showing (Cathro, 1968; Fig.

2). From 2008 through 2010, Blind Creek Resources conducted prospecting and rock sampling widely throughout the area and conducted a magnetometer survey, which delineates a strong northwest-trending magnetic high along the Llewellyn fault. In 2011, Blind Creek drilled 3,306.91 m in 17 diamond drillholes in the Brown and Lum areas (Aspinall, 2011b, c).

In 2017, geologic work and a Mobile Metal Ions ("MMI") soil survey identified the Wann River Stock and several multi-element geochemical anomalies (Devine, 2017). In 2020, Engineer Gold Mines conducted a geological evaluation and noted that: 2011 drillhole geometry was inadequate to intersect the dominantly southwest-dipping vein systems and several areas hold potential for connectivity and expansion of known vein systems, summarized below (Pautler, 2021). The Lum showing, on the bank of Taku Arm, consists of numerous steeply southwest-dipping centimetre to 30-cm-wide quartz veins, variably mineralized with chalcopyrite, galena, sphalerite, malachite, and pyrite.

The showing was historically explored by two trenches and several pits; 2010 grab samples from historic trench spoils yielded up to 245 g/t Au, 1360 g/t Ag, 4.15% Cu, and 3.46% Pb (Aspinall, 2011a). Approximately 265 m southwest of Lum, the Morel showing consists of northwest-trending sheeted quartz veinlets and stringers cutting orthogneiss within 10-cm-wide zones with minor pyrite and tetrahedrite. A 2020 grab sample returned 1.48 g/t Au & 14.2 g/t Ag, with elevated lead, zinc, antimony, and tellurium (Pautler, 2021).

Mineralized veins at both Lum and Morel remain open at depth and along- strike to the southeast(Fig. 2). To the southeast of Lum, the northwest-trending Float Vein was intersected in drillholes WR11-14 and WR11-16, following up on previous high-grade float (Fig.

2). In WR11-14, the vein consisted of 7-m-wide quartz-rich zone, from which a 16.6 m drillhole intersection (2.9 m true width) yielded an average of 1.01 g/t Au and 9.55 g/t Ag (Aspinall, 2011b, c; Pautler, 2021). The Float Vein lies along-strike of the Trail-River- Spanish vein, 350 m to the south-southeast, and the intervening trend is considered a promising target (Fig.

2). The vein system exposed at the Trail-River-Spanish zones also remains open along-strike to the south, where elevate Au in MMI samples suggest its potential extension (Fig. 2).

A further 200 m to the south, the Newfie Zone comprises a 20-m-wide zone of quartz stringer stockwork and cm-scale veins wide cutting Wann River granite. A 2010 grab sample from historic pit spoils (E83395) yielded 15.9 g/t Au, 440 g/t Ag, 0.57% Cu, 1.04% Pb, and 0.28% Zn (AW 2010-8052)(Aspinall, 2011a). The Dutch Zone lies 55 m south-southeast of Newfie, a moderately to steeply southwest-dipping quartz vein up to 80 cm wide, sampled over a 24 m strike length; a 2020 chip over 45 cm yielded 17.4 g/t Au, 72.1 g/t Ag, 0.06% Cu, 0.50 % Pb, and 0.13% Zn.

(S793215, Pautler 2021). Southeast of Newfie by 150 m along a vein termed the Newfie2, the Brown showing comprises a 10-m-wide shear zone with a 2-m-wide zone of anastomosing sub-centimetre to 60-cm-wide quartz veins exposed over 70 m strike extent. A chip sample over a 90-cm-wide zone of strongly quartz-bearing material in 2010 yielded 0.225 g/t Au and 8.4 g/t Ag (JP-ADIT1); 0.3 cm in the sulphide-rich footwall returned 8.6 g/t Au & 420 g/t Ag (JP-ADIT2 (Aspinall, 2011a).

Variable vein orientations at both the Newfie and Brown zones suggest connectivity or veins, where nodes within the network may represent high-grade targets (Blenkinsop et al., 2020). The Wann River area presents several worthy exploration targets. Exposed mineralization to date implies potential for a deposit-scale system of precious and base-metal enriched veins.

Due to limited outcrop exposure, the Company believes that diamond drilling, surface trenching, and geophysical methods show high potential to identify additional veins and increase known continuity and connectivity of mapped veins. The Company is also pleased to announce that Black Swan Solutions will be assisting in raising the Company's profile. Black Swan Solutions Inc. is an investor outreach company from Vancouver, B.C. owned by Adam Emes and Dawson Ignatieff.

This company and both individuals are arms length to the Company and its' Directors. Messrs. Emes and Ignatieff have no interest, directly or indirectly in Engineer Gold, and may acquire an interest in the future.

Black Swan will be initiating outbound calls on behalf of Engineer Gold for a period of 30 days and may continue beyond the initial engagement. A fee of $3,500 is payable in cash. A finder's fee or stock options commensurate with regulatory policies may be paid or awarded if applicable.