International Ranger Corp.: Eight Hole Drill Program to Commence on Its Whiskey Gap Project

VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA is pleased to announce that an eight hole 2000 meter NQ diamond drill program will commence approximately on December 12, 2007 on its 44,400 acres Whiskey Gap Uranium project located in Southern Alberta along the Canada/U.S.A. border. North American Gem Inc. entered into a Joint Venture Agreement with International Ranger Corp. (PINK SHEETS: IRNG) on November 1, 2005 and has completed two drill programs in which anomalous radioactivity was intersected in 31 of 37 drill holes totalling 4005 meters.

Most recently a Water Sampling Program had been conducted on the Whiskey Gap project lands by the Alberta Geological Survey. The survey data is released as Earth Sciences Report 2007-08 by R. Olsen and S. Anderson of the AGS. The AGS study confirmed the Anomalous Radon and Uranium in water values first located during the original International Ranger and North American Gem exploration programs.

AGS sample number 06USA017 collected from a location not previously sampled, returned values of 160 ppb Uranium, 420 ppb Molybdenum and 140 ppb Arsenic. These sample values are approximately 4 times higher than any previous water samples taken on the property and are located up "flow direction" of a strongly reducing zone of anomalous mineralization and radioactivity defined late in the 2006 drill program.

The eight holes will be drilled to test Uranium and heavy metals anomalies, located during the Alberta Geological Survey assessment of the region. "We are very pleased with the work conducted by the Alberta Geological Survey," said Charles Desjardins, President of North American Gem Inc. "their expertise in exploration has provided our Company with first class uranium targets on our upcoming diamond drill program."

With the discovery of strongly reducing, radioactive sandstones, containing anomalous heavy metals and associated radon in water, Management remains confident that the Whiskey Gap lands could contain significant Sandstone Hosted Uranium mineralization. Sandstone hosted Uranium mineralization typically is localized at the boundary between oxidation and reducing conditions, these zones typically contain high levels of heavy metals in addition to Uranium. The Whiskey Gap property is underlain by a series of fluvial sandstones of Cretaceous age, thought to be analogous to sandstones in parts of Wyoming that host significant Roll front Uranium deposits.

The Whiskey Gap Project is a Joint Venture between North American Gem Inc. and International Ranger Corp., whereby the Company can earn a 70% interest by spending $1,250,000 over 3 years. An additional 10% can be earned by taking the project to feasibility.

Glenn S. Hartley P. Geol. a qualified person under national instrument 43-101, has approved the technical information contain in this news release.

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On behalf of the Board

Jason Walsh

Contacts: International Ranger Corp. Kevin Beaulieu 1-877-324-7245 Website: www.internationalranger.com