Brigadier Gold (TSX-V: BRG) Announces Appointment of New President and CEO and Directors and Calling of a Shareholders Meeting

Brigadier Gold Limited (TSX VENTURE:BRG) announced that effective today, Friday,
October 22, 2010, Grant Hall, BA Economics, will assume the role of President &
CEO, as well as a director of the Company, and Herb Kokotow, CA, will remain a
director and will assume the role of Treasurer and CFO.


Grant Hall has vast experience in the mining, mining services, commodities and
financial industries. He has held senior positions of leadership and authority
in the brokerage business with two prominent firms. He has provided funding for
several mining ventures over his career. Mr. Hall owned a successful diamond
drill business in Colombia, South America. Grant's knowledge of commodities
industries along with his financial background have provided him the ability to
raise significant amounts of capital for public and private companies in the
resource sector.


Brigadier is also pleased to announce that today William J. Dynes, B.Sc (Hon)
Professional Geologist is joining the Company as a director.


Mr. Dynes is a professional Consulting Geologist with 29 years experience in
mining and mineral exploration. He has held several senior positions and
directorships with numerous corporations in the mining industry. He has and is
managing exploration projects in Africa and Mexico.


Brigadier also announced that Tim Pervin and Simon Baker have stepped down as
directors.


Brigadier also announced that at the request of the TSX Venture Exchange, that
the Company did not hold the annual general meeting within the required
timeframe pursuant to the Exchange's Policies, but are pleased to announce that
the Company's Annual & Special Meeting of Shareholders will now be held on
November 23, 2010.


Herb Kokotow reports: "I am extremely pleased to have Grant Hall join us at
Brigadier. His experience and industry contacts will benefit all our
shareholders. Mr. Hall commented from Salta, Argentina: "Now that Brigadier is
funded, and the exciting option on the Incamayo Project acquired, we must begin
immediately the development work necessary to outline the size and extent of the
mineralization discovered in 1996. I've joined our exploration team in Salta to
ensure that they have the tools necessary to begin systematic exploration and
drilling as soon as possible."


William Dynes, P.Eng., a qualified person under National Instrument 43-101 has
reviewed and approved the contents of this news release.