Mr. Albert Matter reports

NULEGACY GOLD PROVIDES GUIDANCE FOR 2022 PROGRAMS

NuLegacy Gold Corp. has provided guidance on its 2022 corporate objectives and exploration plans for its 100-per-cent-controlled 108-square-kilometre Red Hill property located in the Cortez gold trend of north-central Nevada.

Highlights:

• After an extended period of review, NuLegacy is planning:
  • An initial six (of a possible 12)-hole reverse circulation with core tail drilling program totalling approximately 12,000 feet (3,700 metres for the first six holes) to test newly defined targets within favourable host rock in the Mid-Rift corridor between the Western Rift (focus of 2020/2021 drilling) and the Serena/North and Central Iceberg corridor;
  • An additional five holes into the Western Rift to follow up on the widely spaced 11-hole 2020/2021 drill program, which encountered significant intervals of Carlin-style alteration, trace element geochemistry, and important intercepts of anomalous gold in favourable host rocks and structural settings; these data are interpreted as the margin of a robust Carlin-type gold system or systems;
  • With gold approaching $2,000 (U.S.) per ounce, five to seven infill RC drill holes in the Serena/North zones to further evaluate a possible gold resource in the Iceberg corridor by drilling the approximately 430-metre gap between hole SR (Serena) 18-02 (16.9 grams gold over 8.7 metres) and WS (Western Slope) 19-02 (9.6 grams gold over 5.1 metres) (see the news releases dated Aug. 27, 2018, and Feb. 18, 2020);
• A leaner, focused exploration and corporate management team;
• A modest cash position to commence exploration and evaluate potential strategic alternatives.

2022 summer drill program: Over the fall and winter, an exploration team worked diligently to complete a full review of NuLegacy's exploration and drill results from the past 12 years, including relogging of 150,000-plus feet of core and RC drill chips, analyzing countless assays and multielement geochemistry results and reviewing and remapping key geological structures and formations to update and refine the exploration model and vector the drill plans toward the most prospective target zones within its district-scale 108-square-kilometre Red Hill property.

Mid-Rift: As highlighted above, the geo team has identified key high-priority drill targets in the area between the Western Rift zones and the previously discovered Serena, North and Central Iceberg zones (Iceberg corridor), and submitted permit applications for these targets, as well as new road construction.

Cretaceous diorite intrusive bodies occur as approximate north-northwest-oriented dikes coincident within the Iceberg corridor's South, Central and North zones (associated metamorphic alteration likely is enhancing host rock favourability). One dike trend roughly follows the Iceberg fault, and another is evidenced about 200 metres to the west.

The newly identified north-northwest-trending fault zone within the Mid-Rift targets is supported by air photo linears and mapping data, and is coincident with a change in CSAMT (controlled-source audio frequency magnetotellurics) characteristics of the Miocene basalt flows (western edge of stronger alteration) -- the same fault zone probably had high fluid flow in the Eocene and likely produced the Carlin-type mineralization below.

The planned 2022 holes will be considerably shallower (and much less expensive) than the deep 2,500- to 4,000-foot core holes drilled in 2021.

Charles Weakly said, "Much of the Carlin-style alteration, structure and pathfinder element geochemistry we are seeing in our exploratory drilling is consistent with what is seen in holes just outside the deposits at Goldrush/4-Mile (I)."

Western Rift: While the 11-hole 2020/2021 program failed to discover significant amounts of gold mineralization, all that deep drilling provided NuLegacy's geo team with excellent data instrumental to its understanding of key geological structures, trends and zones of Carlin-style alteration and multielement traces for defining the 2022 drill targets.

These data, along with core logging and cross-section work, point to a series of uplifted and downdropped blocks in the Paleozoic section caused by a swarm of west-dipping low-angle faults that are favourably laden with deep-tapping lamprophyre type dikes.

Dr. Roger Steininger, NuLegacy director, exploration, said, "We have the central-mineralized-zone-type low-angle faults and have found numerous en echelon faults like it, and are now seeking steep Iceberg-type cross-faults (en echelon to the west of the Iceberg fault) intersecting them to locate a possible gold deposit in the Mid-Rift and Western Rift."

Iceberg corridor: With gold prices approaching $2,000 (U.S.) per ounce, the company intends to complete five to seven infill RC drill holes in the Serena/North zones to further evaluate the potential for a gold resource in the Iceberg corridor.

The Iceberg gold-bearing corridor (deposit) is approximately three kilometres long and several hundred metres wide. Drilling has defined three centres of gold concentrations (North, Central and South zones) with limited drilling between the higher-grade intervals in the Serena and Western Slope zones just to the west.

Much of the mineralization in the Iceberg deposit is near surface and oxidized. Construction of cross-sections is in progress to determine the potential quantity of gold mineralization in the deposit(s).

Drilling: More complete presentations on the prospective targets will be provided as the company prepares to drill them. The company is actively negotiating contract arrangements for drill rigs and road construction for a planned start of its initial 2022 drill program in late May/early June as final permits are received.

Leaner exploration and corporate finance team: Over the fall and winter of 2021, the company reduced its exploration team from seven members (whilst drilling with four rigs at Red Hill in summer 2021) to three key members required to review and refine NuLegacy's drilling model and exploration plans for 2022. Charles Weakly, NuLegacy's exploration manager, continues to lead the exploration team, and remains fully focused and excited by the Red Hill's prospect for hosting a significant Carlin-style gold deposit.

NuLegacy also reduced its corporate management and associated overheads by approximately 40 per cent and marketing budget by close to 80 per cent over the past 24 months to conserve cash, and is now undertaking certain strategic corporate hires and reintroducing a modest marketing budget as it gears up for the 2022 summer drilling and exploration program. It also plans to supplement the exploration team as necessary to ensure its ability to carry out the 2022 summer/fall drill program and process results in an effective and timely manner.

NuLegacy also announces that Edward Cope has stepped down as a director of the company for personal reasons. The board of directors of NuLegacy expresses its sincere gratitude and thanks to Mr. Cope for his faithful commitment and services during the past five years, and Albert Matter, NuLegacy's chief executive officer, added: his "appreciation for Ed's sound guidance and the quality of people he helped to attract to NuLegacy over the past five years. We wish him all the best in his retirement."

NuLegacy's board of directors now consists of four directors, Mr. Matter, Alex Davidson, Dr. Steininger and John Budreski, and the company plans to continue with this leaner corporate structure for the foreseeable future.

Corporate objectives: NuLegacy currently has a modest cash position of $5-million to commence its initial 2022 drill program and carry out corporate operations. Its immediate focus is to finalize drill targets, engage contractors and complete permitting with a view to commencing the 2022 exploration program in late May or early June while preparing to augment the treasury when appropriate.

After 12 years and approximately $50-million spent exploring the Red Hill property, management is acutely aware of the challenges facing a junior exploration company searching for elephant-sized Carlin-style gold deposits. The directors and corporate management of NuLegacy are encouraged that the geo team's work continues to support the Red Hill's potential for hosting a significant deposit. The highly concentrated, narrow footprints associated with these large-ounce high-grade Carlin-style gold deposits in the Cortez and Carlin trends of Nevada illustrate the elusive nature of these elephants as evidenced by the fact all seven of the largest multimillion-ounce deposits (1) in the Carlin and Cortez trends are owned by majors (Barrick and Newmont).

As part of NuLegacy's corporate objectives, management and the board of directors intend to explore alternative corporate and strategic initiatives for financing the continued exploration of the Red Hill property. This includes a possible merger and/or buyout by a Nevada-focused mid-tier gold producer and/or exploration company with the necessary financing capabilities and additional expertise to carry out the continued exploration and drilling necessary to fully explore the Red Hill property's potential for hosting a large Carlin-style gold deposit.

Stock options: NuLegacy has granted stock options to certain key directors and officers to purchase up to an aggregate of 1,075,000 common shares exercisable for a period of five years at a price of five cents per share, subject to certain vesting requirements.

On trend: NuLegacy is focused on confirming potential high-grade Carlin-style gold deposits within its flagship 108-square-kilometre (42-square-mile) district-scale Red Hill property in the Cortez gold trend of Nevada. The Rift anticline target is located on trend and adjacent (I) to three, multimillion-ounce Carlin-type gold deposits (the Pipeline, Cortez Hills and Goldrush deposits), which are ranked amongst the world's 30 largest, lowest-cost and politically safest gold mines and are three of Nevada Gold Mines' most profitable mines (II).

(1) All seven are amongst the world's 30 largest gold mines.

(I) The similarity and proximity of these deposits in the Cortez trend including Goldrush are not necessarily indicative of the gold mineralization on NuLegacy's Red Hill property.

(II) As extracted from Barrick's fourth quarter 2013 and first quarter 2014 reports. As reported by Barrick, the Goldrush resource contains 8,557,000 indicated ounces of gold within 25.78 million tonnes grading approximately 10.57 grams per tonne and 1.65 million inferred ounces within 5.6 million tonnes grading approximately 9.0 grams per tonne.

Dr. Steininger is a certified professional geologist (CPG 7417) and the qualified person as defined by National Instrument 43-101 (Standards of Disclosure for Mineral Projects), responsible for approving the scientific and technical information contained in this news release.

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