Mr. Farshad Shirvani reports

DOUBLEVIEW APPOINTS EDWARD HUEBERT AS VICE PRESIDENT, PERMITTING, REGULATORY & INDIGENOUS RELATIONS

Doubleview Gold Corp. has appointed Edward Huebert, MNRM, as vice-president, permitting, regulatory and indigenous relations.

Mr. Huebert will lead Doubleview's permitting, regulatory and compliance program for the company's 100-per-cent-owned Hat polymetallic project in northwestern British Columbia as his priority. Mr. Huebert will work with the company by co-ordinating directly with the company's technical team, consultants, regulators, first nations and communities as the Hat project advances.

The appointment gives Doubleview dedicated senior leadership for the detailed work that underpins responsible project advancement, including building and managing the permitting path, maintaining regulatory discipline, co-ordinating environmental baseline work, managing commitments and records, and supporting early, respectful and practical engagement with first nations and communities.

Leadership mandate

Mr. Huebert will personally drive the company's permitting and regulatory road map, which the company intends to involve British Columbia exploration permit applications and supporting authorizations, renewal and deadline tracking, regulator follow-up, compliance records, and document control. Mr. Huebert will ensure submissions are complete, accurate and defensible, and that regulatory commitments remain visible to the project team.

Mr. Huebert's work will include co-ordinating baseline studies, identifying information needs for wildlife, vegetation, archeology, hydrology and meteorology, and ensuring that consultant deliverables are properly reviewed, documented and ready to support any permitting and future technical studies. Mr. Huebert is expected to support mineral tenure and claims administration and work directly with package owners and technical teams to close gaps and keep work moving.

Mr. Huebert will support indigenous and community co-ordination by tracking any consultation requirements, maintaining clear records and contributing to exploration agreements, memorandums, protocols and capacity-financing arrangements where applicable. The appointment of Mr. Huebert does not imply the support or endorsement of any first nation and does not prejudge any consultation, accommodation, regulatory or permitting process.

Executive background

Mr. Huebert's career spans environmental management, permitting, government relations and mining across the Northwest Territories, Yukon, Nunavut, Manitoba, Saskatchewan and Ontario. Mr. Huebert has held senior environmental positions with major and junior mining companies, served as deputy Minister of Environment for Yukon, founded and led Essential Resources Strategies, and served as executive vice-president of the Mining Association of Manitoba and the Mines Accident Prevention Association.

At De Beers Canada, Mr. Huebert represented the company on the EPCM (engineering, procurement and construction management) committee for the Gahcho Kue diamond project and served as senior manager of environmental affairs for the Northwest Territories. Mr. Huebert's responsibilities included environmental management systems, water and air quality monitoring, mine closure planning, financial assurance, processed-kimberlite storage certification, environmental impact assessment review, biodiversity work and regulatory response to significant fuel spills. Also, Mr. Huebert collaborated with Fisheries and Oceans Canada, the Department of Environment, and the Mining Association of Canada on effluent-regulation revisions.

As president and founder of Essential Resources Strategies, Mr. Huebert advised on impact benefit agreement frameworks, exploration agreements, environmental regulatory procedures and indigenous engagement strategies. He prepared guidance for Manitoba and Canada's mining approval processes, completed exploration agreements and economic development assessments for first nation clients, and advised mining companies, governments and indigenous organizations on regulatory and project development matters.

As Yukon deputy Minister of Environment, Mr. Huebert directed departmental staff through devolution and land claim agreements, managed budgets and multiple branches, oversaw mine remediation efforts, contributed to regulatory authorizations for placer mining, and fulfilled obligations connected to indigenous partnerships and northern development. In mining association leadership, he supported the development of the Toward Sustainable Mining initiative and served on the Gateway board of directors and the Manitoba Labour Board.

Mr. Huebert holds a master of natural resources management from the University of Manitoba and a bachelor of arts from the University of Manitoba. He pursued doctoral research at the University of British Columbia, where his research focused on supply constraints and impact assessments for strategic minerals.

Chief executive officer comment

Farshad Shirvani, president and CEO of Doubleview, stated: "Relationships with first nations, permitting and regulatory discipline are core project work at Hat, not administrative afterthoughts. Mr. Huebert brings a combination of hands-on environmental management, northern government leadership, mining operations experience, and practical work on indigenous engagement, impact benefit agreements and exploration agreements. That experience gives Doubleview leadership to help build a permitting path, keep commitments visible, and engage respectfully and effectively with first nations, regulators and communities."

Mr. Shirvani continued: "The Hat project requires detailed work and steady execution as we advance it. Mr. Huebert will bring that focus to the day-to-day program and help ensure that our technical, environmental and corporate teams are working from complete, consistent and defensible information. We are pleased to welcome him to the Doubleview team."

Appointee comment

Mr. Huebert stated: "Hat is a significant project with important work ahead. My focus will be practical, establishing a clear permitting road map, maintaining disciplined submissions and records, co-ordinating the environmental information the project needs, and supporting constructive early engagement with first nations and communities. Responsible project development starts with doing that work consistently and with respect."

About the Hat project

The Hat project is a polymetallic copper-gold-cobalt-scandium-silver porphyry project located in northwestern British Columbia. The project hosts a large alkalic porphyry-style mineralized system and has been the subject of extensive drilling, geological modelling, metallurgical test work, geophysical surveys and technical studies. Doubleview continues to advance the Hat project through exploration, technical evaluation, metallurgical programs, environmental baseline work and future study planning.

About Doubleview Gold Corp.

Doubleview Gold is a mineral resource exploration and development company headquartered in Vancouver, B.C., Canada. It is publicly traded on the TSX Venture Exchange (symbol: DBG), the OTCQX Best Market (symbol: DBLVF) and the Frankfurt Stock Exchange (symbol: 1D4). Doubleview focuses on identifying, acquiring and financing precious, base and critical mineral exploration projects across North America, with a strong emphasis on British Columbia. The company enhances shareholder value through the acquisition and exploration of high-quality gold, copper, cobalt, scandium and silver properties and through the application of advanced exploration methods.

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