Great Atlantic Completes Diamond Drilling Program Glenelg Vanadium Property – Southwest New Brunswick

GREAT ATLANTIC RESOURCES CORP. (TSXV:GR) (the “Company” or “Great Atlantic”) is pleased to announce it has completed the Phase 1 diamond drilling program on its Glenelg Vanadium Property, located in southwest New Brunswick. The program consisted of three holes (308 total meters) which tested magnetic geophysical anomalies within the Bocabec Gabbro Complex. The program was stopped prematurely. A target area with vanadium – titanium bearing outcrops could not be accessed during the program due to very wet fall conditions. The program was partially funded through the New Brunswick Junior Mining Assistance Program (NBJMAP).
The 2019 Phase 1 drilling program was conducted in the southeast region of the Glenelg Property within the Bocabec Gabbro Complex. The program tested magnetic geophysical anomalies. Such magnetic anomalies are interpreted by Company management to be targets for vanadium and titanium bearing magnetite-rich rich layers within the Complex.
Glenelg Property highlights include:

Vanadium, titanium & iron mineralization in layered Bocabec Gabbro Complex.

Company & historic bedrock grab samples of 0.33% & 0.42% V2O5 & 27.5% TiO2.

Historic bedrock grab samples of 14 g/t Au, 1.28% Bi & 0.65% Co.
Company bedrock grab samples and reported historic bedrock grab samples from the southeast region of the Property returned significant levels of vanadium and titanium. A 2018 grab sample collected by the Company in this region from a magnetic layer in the Bocabec Gabbro Complex returned 0.188% vanadium (0.33% V2O5), 10.3% TiO2 and 25.71% iron. This sample was collected by a qualified person. This sample was analyzed by ALS Canada Ltd. by XRF Fusion. Another 2018 bedrock grab sample from the same southeast region of the property was reported to return 0.234% vanadium (0.42% V2O5), 7.34% titanium (12.2%TiO2) and 28.8% iron. This sample was collected by one of the Company’s option partners for the property. A 2013 sample from this region was reported to return 16.5% titanium (27.5% TiO2). These samples have not been verified by a Qualified Person. The area of these outcrops could not be accessed during the 2018 drilling program due wet fall conditions.

The drill core has been transported to a secure facility for processing. Drill core samples will be submitted to a certified, independent laboratory for multi-element analysis including vanadium, titanium and iron.

Polymetallic veins are reported within the Glenelg Property. A grab sample collected during 2006 was reported to return 2.6 grams per tonne (g/t) gold and 0.65% cobalt. A 2013 grab sample from a sulfide vein was reported to return 14 g/t gold, 1.28% bismuth and 0.12% cobalt. Both samples are reported within the southeast region of the property. These samples have not been verified by a Qualified Person.

The Company acquired the Glenelg Property earlier in 2019 and subsequently expanded the property threefold to the current area of approximately 3,500 hectares (Company News Releases of May 6 and September 30, 2019) to cover a broader area of the Siluran Bocabec Gabbro Complex (intrusive complex including gabbro, granodiorite, diorite and granite) with multiple reported magnetic anomalies and three gold occurrences (as reported in the New Brunswick Department of Natural Resources and Energy Development Mineral Occurrence files). A reported 1990 bedrock grab sample of quartz-sulfide breccia from one of the gold occurrences was reported to return 1.33 g/t gold.
The Glenelg Property is located immediately south of the Clarence Stream Gold Project of Galway Metals Inc. (TSXV.GWM). A portion of the northern boundary of the Glenelg Property borders Galway’s Clarence Stream Gold Project. Galway reported a NI 43-101 resource estimate for the project during 2017, reporting total Measured plus Indicated resources of 6,178,000 tonnes at 1.96 g/t gold (390,000 ounces of gold) and total Inferred resources of 3,409,000 tonnes at 2.53 g/t gold (277,000 ounces of gold). Galway reported a new gold discovery at the Clarence Stream Gold Project earlier this year with one hole reported to intersect 7.3 g/t gold over 36.7 meters core length (Galway News Release of February 13, 2019).

The Glenelg Vanadium Property is located within southwest New Brunswick approximately 20 kilometers east of the town of St. Stephen and approximately 15 kilometers northwest of the Company’s Mascarene Property which hosts multiple mineral occurrences with cobalt, copper, nickel, zinc, lead, gold and / or silver.

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