Progress Update at Tri Origin’s Abitibi Greenstone Belt Gold Projects

Aurora, Ontario- Tri Origin Exploration Ltd. (TSX-V: TOE) (“Tri Origin” or the “Company”) has completed field activities at its portfolio of gold exploration projects in the Abitibi Greenstone Belt of Ontario. Work includes diamond drilling at its 50%-owned South Abitibi project, geophysical surveying and excavating at its 100%-owned North Abitibi project and geophysical surveying at its 100%-owned Detour West project.

At Detour West, located 180 kilometres northeast of Timmins, Ontario and 20 kilometres west of the Detour Lake Gold Mine a detailed review of airborne magnetic and electromagnetic data from the “VTEM” survey completed during September (Tri Origin News Release September 22, 2016 has been completed. The geophysical data review resulted in more accurate definition of the key areas defining the westward extension of the Detour and Lower Detour “deformation zones” and rock units which are coincident with the Detour Lake Gold Mine and Lower Detour discovery 20 kilometres to the east. The geophysical review also helped map the relative thickness and conductive nature of the overburden covering the property which was previously poorly understood. In order to assist with planning a future ground program site visits and a preliminary induced polarization test survey were conducted during late November. Results from the test IP survey were positive and indicate that overburden cover will not hinder geophysical surveying and delineation of drill targets. Planning for a detailed follow-up program across this unexplored area will now be completed.

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