Western Atlas Resources Inc. announced the definition of its first set of drill targets at its Meadowbank Gold Project (the "Meadowbank Project" or the "Project"). The Meadowbank Project, located in Nunavut, Canada, is fully permitted for exploration (inclusive of drilling). Western Atlas has compiled and enhanced the 2017 and 2018 exploration program data sets, which include geological and geochemical results, data from the high-resolution aereomagnetic survey, helicopter-born VTEM and ground IP survey conducted over specific targets located in Block A, B and C. The analysis and review of these databases by external independent experts including Ellis Geophysical Consulting Inc. and Walcott Peter E. Walcott Associates Ltd. has helped define these drill targets. Western Atlas, subject to funds availability, expects to start drilling the Targets this year and is currently working on the definition of additional drill targets within other prospective areas of Block A, B, and C. In order to enhance its position as a diversified junior exploration company and unlock shareholders value, Western Atlas is also working on the potential addition to the Company's exploration portfolio of one or more properties located in different jurisdictions. The drill targets, located at the Company's Meadowbank Project Block B, area B1 have been defined along geological formations such as banded iron formation (BIF) and shear zones with current total strike lengths of 15 km and 6 km respectively. This area has never been drilled and represents a target located approximately 35 km and 85 km south of the Agnico Eagle's Meadowbank gold producing mine and Amaruq deposit respectively. Early indications show that the Company's Meadowbank gold project hosts similar geology settings as the Meadowbank gold producing mine and Amaruq deposit.