Pelangio Exploration Inc. announced it has completed a 908-meter ("m") drill program at its Hailstone Property in Northern Saskatchewan. Eight holes were drilled and assays are pending. Highlights of the Drill Program and the Hailstone Property: Each of the eight drill holes intersected zones of interest; Drilling intersected prospective shear zone structures, extensive disseminated pyrite and silicification; The final hole also intersected a 1.2 meter quartz vein below the targeted Bornite Zone surface occurrence, where earlier prospecting returned 15.9 g/t gold ("Au"); 466 samples have been sent for analysis, results are pending. The 75 square kilometer property is located within the Central Metavolcanic Belt of the La Ronge Domain of north-central Saskatchewan, which represents a portion of the Paleoproterozoic Trans-Hudson Orogeny. The property comprises a southwest-northeast trending metavolcanic succession intruded by multi-phase intrusive rocks of the Berven Lake Pluton. Gold and copper ("Cu") mineralization on the property is hosted within quartz veins and quartz-rich pegmatite dikes associated with southwest-northeast trending shear zones subsidiary to the terrane-bounding McLennan Lake Tectonic Zone. The Hailstone property is surrounded by a number of historical gold mines and occurrences in geological environments similar to that at Hailstone. The drill program was focused on the Asbell Bay target area. Eight drill holes (908m of drilling) were completed; these holes targeted known gold occurrences such as the Bornite Zone which returned surface grabs of 15.9 g/t Au and 2.68% Cu as well as several coincident geophysical and gold till anomalies along the 1.8 km long Asbell Bay trend. Each of the eight drill holes intersected zones of interest; these zones included shear zone structures, extensive disseminated pyrite and zones of silicification associated with pyrite. One of the highlights of the program was Hole HS2108; this hole intersected a 1.2 m quartz vein; this vein was interpreted to be the down dip extension of the Bornite Zone surface occurrence. A total of 466 samples have been sent for analysis, results are pending and will be released as soon as they are received. The next phase of work on the Hailstone Property will be determined upon receipt and review of assay results. Note, the reader is cautioned that selected grab samples are not necessarily representative of mineralization on the property. An initial Reverse Circulation exploration drilling program which was expected to commence at Dankran in April, will be delayed until an alternate drill rig becomes available. The drill rig that was contracted to conduct the 2,600 meter program developed mechanical issues. The company is consulting with local drill contractors to secure an alternate rig to perform the work.