Sun Summit Minerals Inc. ("Sun Summit" or the "Company") announced the start of a significant drill program at the Buck Property, central British Columbia, in late January 2021. Sun Summit plans to complete over 5,000 metres of drilling targeting high-grade gold mineralization. un Summit will mobilize crews to commence an aggressive follow-up drill program to target high-rade gold mineralization near discovery hole BK20-012 (17 metres of 5.86 grams per tonne (g/t) old including 3 metres of 23.05 g/t gold, and 7.5 metres of 10.19 g/t gold). Over 5,000 metres is planned for the first set of drill holes. A new property-scale exploration model defined by high-chargeability anomalies in relation to mineralized zones was used to identify numerous additional drill targets. Several holes are designed to test the gold mineralization potential of four newly identified chargeability anomalies. Based on new geological and structural mapping together with induced polarization (IP) geophysical data and downhole geochemical and lithological data, an updated and comprehensive exploration model for the property has been developed. Key to this model are data from the recently completed 3D IP survey and the location of chargeability anomalies in spatial relation to gold-bearing mineralized zones intersected in recent drilling. High-chargeability anomalies are interpreted to represent zones of high-sulfide content, likely disseminated, as these minerals and textures may generate a strong IP-effect. The 3D chargeability model is centered on a large >30 millisecond anomaly interpreted to have been faulted and offset by a series of north-south trending normal faults. From east to west the faults are known as Silica, Central and West faults. Due to widespread overburden on the western side of the property, the locations of these post-mineralization faults are also largely based on interpreted offsets of mineralised quartz-feldspar porphyritic dykes intersected in previous drill holes and on the spatial extent of multi-element soil geochemical anomalies. The upcoming drill program is designed with three primary objectives: Target high-grade gold mineralization peripheral to discovery hole BK20-012 (that is, BK20-012, 17 metres of 5.86 g/t gold including 3 metres of 23.05 g/t gold, and 7.5 metres of 10.19 g/t gold. Multiple drill holes are planned to investigate the extent of high-grade gold mineralization between the Trench and Horseshoe zones. Test chargeability anomalies interpreted to be associated with sulfide and potential gold mineralization. Multiple drill holes are designed to test the centres and margins of three significant chargeability anomalies (C1, C2, and C3) identified in a recent 3D IP survey. Investigate the strike extent of sulfide-cemented breccia-hosted mineralization (that is, BK20- 006, 46 metres of 1.12 g/t AuEQ including 24.7 metres of 1.69 g/t AuEQ. Multiple drill holes are planned to further test the near-surface, bulk-tonnage gold potential of the Horseshoe Zone. Geological crews have been mobilised to the property to re-log key drill holes from Phase 2 drilling and to survey new drill pads in preparation for the arrival of drill crews later in the month of January 2021.