BRALORNE GOLD MINES LTD.

Bralorne Gold Mines updated results from raise development on the BK vein to define the gold mineralized shoots above the 800 level at the Bralorne mine in Canada. Two raises were driven from the drift level to confirm the grade and the limits of potentially economic mineralization encountered in two sections of the drift in 2008. The eastern raise was driven to a length of 29 meters (96 feet). The western raise was driven to a total of 36.5 meters (120 feet). The eastern raise encountered significant mineralization from 8.5 meters (28 feet) to the top of the raise at 29 meters (96 ft). Preliminary results from the on-site laboratory were previously released and have been revised based on check assays and check samples, with assays. The revised grade of the vein from 11 assay traverses ranges from 2.78 to 60.7 g/T Au (0.081 to 1.77 oz/ton) with an average grade of 20.7 g/T Au (0.604 oz/ton) over a true width of 0.58 meters (1.9 feet). The average grade of the zone over a nominal mining width of 1.2 meters (4 feet) is 11.9 g/T Au (0.348 oz/ton).