C2C's Gold Production to Increase in Ecuador

Yves Gagnon, president of C2C Gold Corporation Inc. (TSX VENTURE:CCN) (the
"Company" or "C2C"), is pleased to announce that the Joint Venture, 50% owned by
C2C, that is operating the Paraiso-Pambil mine located in Ecuador has received
specialized milling equipments sent from Canada on the mine site last week.


These specialized milling equipments representing a global investment of over
500 000 $ will help modernizing the actual milling infrastructure to boost its
efficiency and its production output by upgrading the technological level of the
milling process, which is part of C2C's contract commitments to boost the
productivity of the Paraiso-Pambil Complex.


As a result of these improvements, the total gold production from the
Paraiso-Pambil Mine-Mill Complex is expected to increase significantly in the
next few months as soon as the installation will be completed.


The Paraiso-Pambil mine and mill complex is presently operating uninterrupted, 7
days a week under the Joint Venture Management and with C2C's professional
people improved technique upgrades.


About C2C

C2C is an active gold producer working in southwestern Ecuador.

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