Taiga Gold Corp. reported that encouraging mineralization was uncovered as a result of a three-phase geological and geophysical program completed on its 100%-owned Leland project located 100km northeast of La Ronge, Saskatchewan and 23km SW of SSR Mining's Seabee Gold Operation. 2019 Exploration Highlights: Gold mineralization grading up to 5.4 g/t Au over 0.65 m within 2.1 g/t Au over 3.22 m (channel sample) from the Irving trench along the Simon-Irving Trend. Discovery of 5 new gold-mineralized occurrences along the Simon-Irving trend grading between 113 ppb Au and 3.5g/t Au. Historical grab samples reported grading up to 60 g/t Au and 53 g/t Au. 86 line-km geophysical survey completed, outlining an important geologic contact along the Simon-Irving trend. Soil geochemical results proximal to the Leland showing (SMDI-2390) support samples collected in 2015 and delineate a new zone of anomalous soils to the west of the Leland Showing and northeast of the Simon Showing (SMDI-2388) that are targets for future follow up work. The 11,150ha Leland property is owned 100% by Taiga and carries no underlying royalties or encumbrances. Claims comprising the property were acquired between 2014 and 2018 and were transferred from parent company Eagle Plains Resources Ltd. to Taiga as part of a plan of arrangement completed in early 2018. The claims are contiguous with Taiga's Fisher property which is currently under option to SSR Mining Inc. Property highlights include numerous high-grade gold occurrences including up to 60 g/t (1.75 oz/T) gold associated with structurally-hosted quartz veins. The $265,000 2019 field program consisted of over 175 person-days and included an 86 line-km airborne geophysical survey, geological mapping and sampling, trenching, prospecting and detailed soil geochemical sampling.