Radisson Continues Development of O'Brien/Kewagama and Acquires a Property for Its Phosphate Potential

Radisson Mining Resources Inc. (TSX VENTURE:RDS) (Radisson) is pleased to
announce that firm Roscoe Postle Associates Inc. has been commissioned to carry
out its new resource estimate for Zone 36 of the O'Brien/Kewagama project. The
project hosts the O'Brien Mine, which is considered the highest grade gold
producer of the Abitibi Greenstone Belt (production of 1,302,000 tons at 0.448
oz/t from 1933 to 1956). "RPA was selected from among three firms that were
asked to submit a proposal. RPA conducted the last NI 43-101 compliant resource
estimate for Zone 36 in May 2007," said Mario Bouchard, President of Radisson. 


Radisson also announced that it would carry out a comprehensive metallurgical
study of the Zone 36 ore. "The resource estimate and metallurgical studies are
essential steps in producing a Feasibility Study to show the prospects for
profitably mining Zone 36 of the O'Brien/Kewagama project," said the President
of Radisson. Radisson Mining Resources is therefore continuing the development
of its key asset, the O'Brien/Kewagama mine.


In addition, Radisson announced the acquisition of a new property, LAC GOUIN
SSO, north of Lac Saint-Jean. This property, of interest for its phosphate
potential, was acquired from independent prospectors; it has an area of 616
hectares and consists of 11 claims. The agreement provides for a 1% royalty
covering the property. The Company will pay $9,000 and issue 30,000 class A
shares to the vendors. The shares issued will be subject to a hold period of
four months. The Company also expanded the property by map designation,
acquiring 44 more contiguous cells, representing an additional 2,450 hectares.
The Lac Gouin SSO property therefore totals more than 3,066 hectares. It was
agreed with the vendors that the 1% royalty would cover the total area. The
acquisition is subject to TSX Venture Exchange approval.


The LAC GOUIN SSO property is located in the Grenville Geological Province,
about 115 km north of the city of Saguenay; its southeastern portion is
accessible via logging roads. It contains an iron and apatite showing discovered
in 1962. The showing consists of a body of magnetite-rich monzonite, in contact
with anorthosite of the Lac-Saint-Jean Anorthositic Complex, syenite and quartz
syenite. It is oriented N000-010 and is 4.5 km long by 0.4 to 1.2 km wide.
Historical data (E-Sigeom, MRNQ) indicates that magnetite content can be up to
25% and apatite content, 15%. The Lac-Saint-Jean Anorthositic Complex covers
about 20,000 square kilometres, and hosts the deposits of Arianne Phosphate's
Lac a Paul project, located about 65 km north-northeast. The LAC GOUIN SSO
property is a unique opportunity that is characterized by a specific
aeromagnetic signature. Radisson is planning fieldwork including prospecting,
geological mapping and systematic sampling as soon as possible in order to
develop the property's mineral resource potential.


"Demand for phosphate-based fertilizers is expected to grow at a compounded
annual rate of 2.5% in 2020, according to information from Mosaic Corporation
documents. The phosphate industry is a key component of global food security.
Phosphate is also a favorite strategic investment commodity for Jeremy Grantham,
internationally recognized founder and chief investment strategist of
Boston-based GMO," said Mario Bouchard, President of Radisson Mining Resources.


Phosphate rock is currently selling for $165 per metric ton at a grade of 65-75
BPL or 29%-36% P2O5 (Source: Fertilizer Weekly). Phosphate rock produced from
igneous rock in the Lac a Paul area grades 85 BPL or 39% P2O5, and could
therefore command higher prices. The Lac a Paul phosphate rock has a low
impurity content because of the deposit's igneous origin, unlike sedimentary
deposits, which can contain various contaminants. This makes it a high quality
supply and is a factor influencing Radisson's decision to acquire the LAC GOUIN
SSO property, since the latter is also in an igneous setting. Finally, global
phosphate use amounted to 41 million tons of  P2O5 in 2012, according to the
IFA, a value of more than US$6.7 billion.


Consultant Yolande Bisson, Eng. MBA, acts as a Qualified Person for the Company
and has reviewed the contents of this release.


Neither the TSX Venture Exchange or its Regulation Services Provider (as that
term is defined in the policies of the TSX Venture Exchange) accepts
responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this release.


FOR FURTHER INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACT: 
Mario Bouchard
President and CEO
819-277 6578
mbouchard@radissonmining.com


Donald Lacasse, Eng
Vice President, CFO and Secretary-Treasurer
819-797-0606
dlacassse@radissonmining.com
www.radissonmining.com

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