Swift Resources Inc. Commences Drilling Castlegar Properties in South Eastern British Columbia

Swift Resources Inc. (TSX VENTURE:SWR) - 

Mr. Mike Elson reports:

Swift Resources has begun a diamond drill program on its Castlegar Project in
southern B.C., in follow-up to the company's summer exploration program.
Approximately 2500 metres of diamond drilling are planned on the Amazing Grace
and Klovance properties. To date, 8 holes totalling approximately 1500 metres
have been completed.


The Castlegar Project consists of 3 contiguous properties, the Amazing Grace,
Skarn and Klovance properties, which are held by Swift by way of 3 separate
option agreements. The company's summer work program consisted of soil
geochemistry, ground geophysics (33 line km magnetometer and VLF), geological
mapping and trenching (17 trenches totalling approximately 400 lineal metres + 3
stripped areas totalling approximately 0.13 hectares).


On the Klovance property, trenching exposed a zone of shear-hosted polymetallic
mineralization intermittently over a strike length of 400 metres. The
mineralized structure is a moderate west dipping structure, hosted within a
sequence of argillite and volcanics. It ranges in true width from less than 1
metre to more than 4 metres. Narrow veins and veinlets of massive to
semi-massive sulfide mineralization occur within the shear zone. Highlights from
the company's trenching program on the Klovance property are summarized below.




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                          Ag          Cu          Pb          Zn          Au
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                         g/t           %           %           %         g/t
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Upper Showing                                                               
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2.1 m @                   88       0.045        0.83        1.24       0.006
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Middle Showing                                                              
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1.5 m @                   17       0.066        0.93        2.54       0.133
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1.3 m @                   53       0.037        4.50        2.47       0.101
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0.4 m @                  292       0.364       19.76        4.77       0.447
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1.1 m @                   30       0.026        2.14        2.09       0.138
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3.7 m @                   11       0.038        0.94        0.55       0.126
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1.3 m @                   15       0.025        1.15        1.52       0.075
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Lower Showing                                                               
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0.4 m @                   17       0.076        0.90        7.84       0.041
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North Showing                                                               
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0.6 m @                   85       0.395        6.60        1.82       0.018
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0.3 m @                   57       0.455        3.03        1.09       0.014
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A strong VLF anomaly and coincident silver soil geochemical anomaly was
identified on the Klovance property, which trends subparallel to the known zone
of mineralization, but is not coincident with it. The current drill program will
test the down-dip expression of zones of mineralization exposed by trenching, as
well as testing geophysical and geochemical anomalies. 


On the Amazing Grace property, trenching at the BW showing exposed a mineralized
quartz vein, which returned one sample grading 31.25 g/t gold over a true width
of 0.5 metres. At the Scheelite showing, also on the Amazing Grace property, a
12 metre zone returned an average grade of 0.2% W, including a 2 metre interval
that graded 0.71% W. This 12 metre zone represents the entire exposed zone. The
extents and true width of the zone of mineralization are unknown.


Results reported in this release were from representative chip or channel
samples, from zones of mineralization exposed by excavator trenching. Samples
were analyzed at Acme Analytical Laboratories in Vancouver, an ISO 9001:2008
accredited laboratory. Gold analyses were by 30 gram FA/AA (Acme method G601),
with metallic screen done on samples returning greater than 10 g/t Au. Tungsten
assay was by Acme Group 8X (XRF) and silver and base metal assays were by Acme's
Group 7AR (multi-element assay by ICP emission spectrometry). Unless stated,
reported intervals are representative of true width.


Linda Caron, M.Sc., P.Eng. is the qualified person under NI 43-101 who has
reviewed and approved the technical content of this news release. 


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