Skybridge Drilling Confirms New Discovery at Blue Caribou

THUNDER BAY, ON is pleased to announce assays for an additional 10 holes from its 100% owned Blue Caribou Project in Nunavut. Assays from Holes BC-08-3 to BC-08-12A represent mineralized intervals with assays from different sections over a total 800m strike length defined thus far with new assays grading up to 4.28% copper over 5.0m (16.4ft) and 3.62% copper over 8.9m (29.3ft) at a 1.0% copper assay cutoff within a broader quartz breccia target horizon (Table 1). Drilling continues with a further 2000m of both step-out and down-dip drilling planned and additional assays pending. The Blue Caribou Copper Zone remains open along strike and down dip. The Company is also assessing a distinct, promising gold zone on the Property within the altered, granodiorite-dominated geological sequence.

Table 1: Drilling Assays Utilizing a 1.0% Copper Assay Cutoff from Blue
Caribou Project, Nunavut

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Hole no./    Interval (m/ft)          Copper    Moly    Silver    Gold
Sect/Dip                                (%)      (%)    (g/t)     (g/t)
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              Elbow Zone
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BC08-01/
1195E/-50   45.5 - 50.0 (4.5 / 14.4)   2.68     .052     27.75    .310
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BC08-02/
1195E/-70   40.0 - 49.8 (9.8 / 31.3)   3.08     .007     32.25    .240
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BC08-03/
1195E/-90   45.8 - 54.7 (8.9 / 29.2)   3.62     .028     34.54    .164
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BC08-04/
1280E/-50   34.8 - 40.7 (5.9 / 19.3)   2.11     .007     16.26    .368
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BC08-05/
1280E/-90   38.5 - 43.1 (4.6 / 15.1)   3.44     .035     32.03    .206
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BC08-06/
1038E/-50   29.6 - 34.6 (5.0 / 16.4)   4.28     .174     41.79    .172
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BC08-07/
1038E/-90   33.0 - 36.0 (3.0 / 9.8)    3.87     .075     36.26    .352
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BC08-08/
960E/-50    43.0 - 53.0 (10.0 / 32.8)  3.19     .059     35.40    .152
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BC08-09/
960E/-90    50.0 - 57.0 (7.0 / 23.0)   3.36     .061     29.91    .187
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BC08-10/
1120E/-60   23.0 - 31.0 (8.0 / 26.2)   1.99     .065     21.40    .213
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BC08-11/
1120E/-90   27.0 - 32.0 (5.0 / 16.4)   2.02     .068     17.35    .139
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            Trench Zone
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BC08-12/         nd*                    nd       nd        nd       nd
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            56.6 - 61.1 (4.5 / 14.8)   4.16     .193     69.59    .056
BC08-12A
480E/-45    59.6 - 60.3 (0.7 / 2.3)   20.45     .005    355.18    .198
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*nd - not drilled

Previous (2007) surface sampling in the NI 43-101 compliant technical report filed by independent consultants G.A. Harron & Associates, Inc. returned grades of 2.58% copper, 0.12% molybdenum, 25.85g/t silver and 0.31g/t gold over 12m in bedrock chip sampling across the zone. Spot values from grab samples of frost heaved material included up to 9.60% copper, up to 0.67% molybdenum, up to 110.66 g/tonne silver and up to 3.22 g/tonne gold locally from the target horizon. The current drill program is designed as a preliminary test of the size and grade potential of the main copper-rich Blue Caribou structure within the host granodiorite sequence. True width is estimated at 90-95% of reported intersections.

The current drill program has consistently intersected the shallow dipping, brecciated structure which predominantly hosts clean chalcopyrite (copper-sulphide) mineralization with minor molybdenite and accessory silver and gold values in a quartz breccia target horizon over an approximate 800m strike length. The shallow-dipping (25-30 degrees) horizon remains open along strike and at depth. Split core samples from an additional 9 holes are at the lab with assay results pending shortly as an additional 2000m of drilling continues. Photos of drill core may be viewed on the website at www.skybridgedevelopment.com.

A prospecting/mapping crew is currently on the ground assessing a promising gold horizon with high magnetic and associated electromagnetic geophysical anomalies to the southeast of the main Blue Caribou showing on the 20,000 hectare Blue Caribou Property. The horizon includes several significant historical gold occurrences referenced in the SEDAR-posted NI 43-101 compliant technical report of G.A. Harron and Associates, Inc. filed May 9, 2008 (p. 20/38). The association of copper and reported gold mineralization within an altered, locally brecciated rock sequence leads the Company to believe that it may be dealing with a possible Iron Oxide Copper Gold (IOCG) deposit model at Blue Caribou. The Property sequence is dominated by late Archean deformed granitoid (granodiorite) intrusions near the confluence of the Bathurst Fault and Paleoproterozoic Thelon Front magmatic zone which forms the eastern boundary of the Slave Geological province. Individual IOCG deposits are host to some of the world's largest individual bulk concentrations of gold and copper.

Split core samples from the Blue Caribou project are being processed at ISO-certified Accurassay Laboratories, Thunder Bay, Ontario. Core logging, splitting, sampling, sample transportation and assay procedures are all subject to rigorous Quality Assurance/Quality Control protocols to ensure the accuracy and reproducibility of the analytical results, under the supervision of Gord Yule, P.Geo., a Qualified Person under NI 43-101 who has approved the content of this news release.

Skybridge management and the Board of Directors, led by Chairman Ewan Downie, are experienced and successful Arctic explorers and developers and believe that tidewater-accessible world-class mineral deposits will ultimately establish Nunavut and the Northwest Territories as Canada's next great mining district. The company is well-financed and actively considering additional acquisitions in the Arctic and elsewhere as a catalyst for growth.

For further information and presentation material, please review the Skybridge website at www.skybridgedevelopment.com.

ON BEHALF OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Abraham Drost, P.Geo. President/CEO
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401, 1113-Jade Court
Thunder Bay, ON
Canada P7B-6M7
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