Mr. Farshad Shirvani reports

DOUBLEVIEW GOLD APPOINTS GEORGE B. DARLING, P.ENG., AS ADVISOR TO THE BOARD

Doubleview Gold Corp. has appointed George B. Darling, PEng, as adviser to the board of directors. Mr. Darling brings more than 25 years of mine engineering, project management, mine operations, due diligence and EPCM management experience, with particular depth in feasibility studies, mine planning, financial evaluations, project execution and mine development.

Mr. Darling's appointment is intended to strengthen Doubleview's senior technical and project-development capacity as the company continues to advance its 100-per-cent-owned Hat polymetallic project in northwestern British Columbia. The Hat project hosts a copper-gold-cobalt-silver-scandium porphyry system and has moved through important technical milestones, including mineral resource and preliminary economic assessment work. The company expects Mr. Darling's experience to support board-level review of mine engineering strategy, study planning, project risk, development options and the transition toward more advanced engineering studies.

Appointment highlights

• Over 25 years of experience in mine engineering, mine operations, project management, due diligence, EPCM management and mine organizational structures;
• Experience includes National Instrument 43-101 technical reports, mine feasibility studies, life-of-mine planning, financial evaluations, trade-off studies, mine construction management and development strategies;
• Held senior mining and engineering roles with Sandstorm, Hatch, SNC-Lavalin, Stantec, SRK Consulting, Inco Ltd. and Inco Gold;
• Extensive background in feasibility, planning, construction, commissioning, and operations phases for new and existing mining operations;
• Professional engineer registered in Ontario and Quebec, with additional board, industry and technical advisory experience.

George B. Darling, PEng.

Mr. Darling has held senior technical and leadership roles across the mining industry, including senior vice-president, engineering, at Sandstorm, where his responsibilities included worldwide mining projects and due diligence property evaluations; director mining at Hatch, where he was responsible for international mining projects; and director mining at SNC-Lavalin, where he managed mining work worldwide for SNC M&M, including feasibility studies and EPCM mandates.

Earlier in his career, Mr. Darling served as managing principal, mining, at Stantec and principal mining engineer at SRK Consulting, where his work included feasibility and prefeasibility studies. His operating background includes senior engineering, project management, mine superintendent, site/mine management and supervisory roles with Inco-related operations in Ontario, Quebec and New Caledonia.

Mr. Darling holds a BSc in mining from Queen's University and a BSc in geology and geophysics from the University of Sydney. He is a professional engineer in Ontario and Quebec. His governance and industry background includes the ICD Board Management course, service on technical and educational boards, and national leadership within the CIM Underground Mining Society.

Role with Doubleview

As adviser to the board, Mr. Darling will provide independent strategic and technical guidance to Doubleview's board and management team on mining, engineering, and development matters related to the Hat project and other opportunities that may be reviewed by the company. His role is advisory and does not constitute appointment as a director or officer of the company.

The company believes Mr. Darling's practical mine development and study-execution background is particularly relevant as Doubleview continues to evaluate the scale, development options and next-stage technical work for the Hat project.

CEO comment

Farshad Shirvani, president and chief executive officer of Doubleview Gold, commented: "We are very pleased to welcome George Darling as adviser to the board. George brings the kind of senior mine engineering, feasibility-study, project execution and operational experience that becomes increasingly important as the Hat project advances. His background with major engineering groups, mine operators and technical studies will provide valuable guidance as we continue to build on the technical foundation established at Hat, and move the project through its next stages. We believe his experience will help the board and management assess the project with discipline, practicality and a clear understanding of what is required to move a large mineral project forward."

About the Hat polymetallic project

The Hat project is Doubleview's 100-per-cent-owned polymetallic porphyry project located in northwestern British Columbia. The project is being advanced as a copper-gold-cobalt-silver-scandium system, with continuing work focused on resource definition, metallurgy, engineering, environmental studies and development planning. The company's recent technical work has supported the interpretation of Hat as a large, multimetal porphyry system with strategic critical-minerals potential.

Mineral resources that are not mineral reserves do not have demonstrated economic viability. Any references to the Hat project's future development, study advancement, engineering work, metallurgical optimization, permitting or potential economic outcomes are forward-looking in nature, and remain subject to technical, environmental, regulatory, financing and market risks.

Qualified person

Erik Ostensoe, PGeo, a consulting geologist and Doubleview's qualified person with respect to the Hat project as defined by National Instrument 43-101 -- Standards of Disclosure for Mineral Projects, has reviewed and approved the technical contents of this news release. He is not independent of Doubleview as he is a shareholder of the company.

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 (TSX-V: DBG), OTCQX (DBLVF) and Frankfurt Stock Exchange (FSE: 1D4). Doubleview focuses on identifying, acquiring, exploring and advancing precious, base and critical metals projects, with a strong emphasis on British Columbia.

Doubleview's principal asset is the Hat polymetallic project in northwestern British Columbia, a copper-gold-cobalt-silver-scandium porphyry project that the company continues to advance through technical studies and exploration.

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