November 30, 2018:  GREENWOOD, BRITISH COLUMBIA – New Nadina Explorations Limited (the "Company", TSX VENTURE:  NNA) announces that its Free Miners Certificate which was suspended on September 13, 2018 has now been reinstated.  The company has complied with the two conditions imposed by the Ministry of Mines under the suspension order:

Condition 1- New Nadina must complete a reclamation plan for all outstanding reclamation resulting from their mining activities on the surface of titles with PIDs 027-961-401, 015-197-808, 015-275-949, 015-190-919, 015-197-832.  This reclamation plan must be submitted to an inspector of mines for review and approval.

 Condition 2 – New Nadina must complete or have completed all reclamation proposed or recommended in the approved reclamation plan noted in Condition 1 above.  All reclamation activities must be completed and approved by an inspector of mines.

The Company has complied with the order and satisfied both conditions and is pleased to announce that it has established a satisfactory relationship with the Landowner. 

ON BEHALF OF THE BOARD

“Signed”

John W. Jewitt, P. Eng.

President & CEO

For further information please visit the website at www.nadina.com  

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Oct 26, 2018:  GREENWOOD, BRITISH COLUMBIA – New Nadina Explorations Limited (the "Company", TSX VENTURE:  NNA) is pleased to announce it has granted 700,000 stock options to directors of the company under its incentive stock option plan.  The options are exercisable at $0.10 (ten cents) per share for a period of five years, expiring on Oct 25, 2023.  All options granted are in accordance with the Company Stock Option Plan and subject to TSX-V approval.

ON BEHALF OF THE BOARD

“Signed”

John Jewitt,  President and Chief Executive Officer

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September 27, 2018:  GREENWOOD, BRITISH COLUMBIA – New Nadina Explorations Limited (the "Company", TSX VENTURE:  NNA) is pleased to provide an update and to provide complete results for the three hole drill program at its 100% owned Silver Queen property near Owen Lake, BC.

Access to Private Property:  John Jewitt, President, and Tony Jewitt, CFO, are currently onsite at the Silver Queen Property.  In order to facilitate the reinstatement of the suspended Free Miner’s Certificate (FMC) onsite meetings have been held with Ministry of Mines personnel and the private property landowner to reach common ground to accommodate both needs (NR Sept 14, 2018).  Required reclamation, once approved by the Mines Inspector will be conducted to satisfy the Chief Gold Commissioner terms for FMC re-instatement.   We anticipate that prior to submitting a five year exploration plan, downhole geophysics will be conducted in and surrounding the Blue Zone area. The information gathered will assist in placing the drill holes effectively. A number of other untested targets that arose from the 2011-2012 geophysics can now be tested through favorable access to private property.

2018 Drill Results: Drilling commenced May 17, 2018 and 3,052.5m was completed by the first week in July. Three holes in total were completed (with one abandoned due to excessive hole deviation).  All three holes were targeting the “Blue Zone”, which is a conductivity anomaly outlined by IP geophysics.

Unfortunately, the timing and scope of the program did not result in a definitive explanation for the existence of the “Blue Zone”.  This fact, along with the anomalous values intercepted in this drill campaign leaves room for the existence of a significant mineralized body in the area.  Further exploration is required to systematically cover this ground.

Results of the first hole drilled in 2018, 18S-01, was previously released (NR July 23, 2018).  Based on the initial run of assays, additional sampling was undertaken to determine if any significant zones were missed.

18S-02 was drilled at a heading of 038^o, with a dip of -50^o for a total downhole depth of 893.2m while
18S-03A was drilled at a heading at 090^o, dipping -50^o, ending at 902m downhole.  All three holes were drilled initial using HQ core diameter, and subsequently reduced to NQ2 core size where drilling difficulties were encountered.  Note the 18S-03A is a re-drill of hole 18S-03, which was abandoned at 135.3m due to unfavourable hole deviation which would have resulted in completely missing the target area.

A plan map of the 3 holes is shown in Figure 1 and drill sections are shown in Figures 2 to 4.  See all links below.

Significant assay intervals are:

Hole 18S-01

Sample	From (m)	To (m)	Width (m)	Au (g/t)	Ag (g/t)	Cu (%)	Pb (%)	Zn (ppm)	Ag (ppm)	Cu (ppm)	Pb (ppm)	Zn (ppm)
5094001	284.8	285.8	1.0	0.143					7.21	537	735	3500
5094002	300.3	302.0	1.7	0.16					16.8	1010	2020	1980
5094003	302.0	303.9	1.9	0.066					2.72	19.6	238	811
5094004	308.6	310.9	2.3	0.369					85.4	3690	2430	6900
5094005	310.9	313.0	2.1	0.276				2.68	29.1	846	1820	> 10000
5094006	319.1	320.5	1.4	0.363	100		1.27	4.8	> 100	8100	> 10000	> 10000
5094370*	320.5	323.0	2.5	0.11					2.95	37.3	373	1350
5094007	323.0	324.6	1.6	0.194					5.24	46.8	660	2250
5094008	324.6	325.9	1.3	0.219					18.5	2090	2710	9070
5094371*	325.9	328.7	2.8	0.042					2.92	524	533	1410
5094372*	328.7	330.6	1.9	0.187					9.18	1150	1080	3580
5094009	384.0	385.2	1.2	0.08					8.44	139	117	330
5094010	385.2	386.2	1.0	0.265					36.4	759	446	5620
5094011	405.1	406.1	1.0	0.336	220	2.3	1.32	1.97	> 100	> 10000	> 10000	> 10000
5094012	425.4	426.6	1.2	0.182			0.5	1.62	26.7	314	5030	> 10000
5094127	1060.2	1063.2	3.0	0.187				2.59	41.9	1630	886	> 10000
5094128	1063.2	1065.3	2.1	0.092					23.9	860	1220	8320
5094129	1065.3	1067.3	2.0	0.084				1.55	11.6	489	2210	> 10000
5094131	1067.3	1068.0	0.7	0.793				9.5	93.8	2850	4520	> 10000
5094132	1068.0	1068.8	0.8	0.011				7.88	82	2360	4020	> 10000
5094133	1068.8	1070.8	2.0	0.02				3.74	37.1	1180	1500	> 10000
5094134	1084.0	1086.0	2.0	1.06				2.37	33.8	2860	3100	> 10000

Note 1:  Previously reported results shown with an asterisk (*).  Au is by FA-AA, other elements are by ICP-OES+MS, then assay grade peroxide fusion ICP-OES except Ag which is gravimetric.

Hole 18S-02

Sample	From (m)	To (m)	Width (m)	Au (g/t)	Ag (g/t)	Cu (%)	Pb (%)	Zn (ppm)	Ag (ppm)	Cu (ppm)	Pb (ppm)	Zn (ppm)
5094151	0.0	17.2	2	0.258					15.7	1020	712	1300
5094152	17.2	19.2	2.1	0.097					6.78	214	288	2260
5094153	19.2	21.3	0.7	0.133					7.94	204	1010	2840
5094154	21.3	22.0	1.7	0.429	323	1.1	2.95	8.07	> 100	> 10000	> 10000	> 10000
5094155	22.0	23.7	1.8	0.25			0.83		58.8	1440	7640	5100
5094156	23.7	25.5	1.2	0.459	260		2.78	5.39	> 100	7360	> 10000	> 10000
5094157	25.5	26.7	3	0.121				0.97	37.7	930	2580	9730
5094158	26.7	29.7	3	0.037					1.24	40.2	289	5430
5094159	29.7	32.7	2.5	0.065				1.08	2.29	174	244	> 10000
5094165	32.7	49.0	16.3	0.67		1.5			20.8	> 10000	146	1440
5094174	252.9	253.6	0.7	1.93					65.9	4250	1020	6110
5094175	253.6	256.5	2.9	0.337					11.7	499	587	7580
5094176	256.5	258.2	1.7	4.58	270	3		3.23	> 100	> 10000	3650	> 10000
5094177	258.2	261.2	3	0.244					4.83	404	300	1320
5094178	261.2	262.6	1.4	0.163					2.39	250	142	1060
5094179	267.5	269.5	2	0.124					2.08	163	85.5	423
5094180	269.5	271.8	2.3	0.422					14.2	986	641	4210
5094186	297.0	298.1	1.1	0.71					57.9	2230	1380	3770
5094187	310.8	311.8	1	0.588					43.6	1930	2070	7720
5094214	588.9	590.4	1.5	0.226				1.95	16.4	1210	786	> 10000
5094219	699.0	701.0	2	0.127				1.96	6.92	387	394	> 10000
5094220	701.0	701.7	0.7	0.665				2.9	10.4	425	504	> 10000
5094221	701.7	702.7	1	0.224					3.97	27.2	589	3500
5094222	702.7	704.6	1.9	0.104					3.22	23.1	196	2130
5094235	837.6	838.6	1	1.34	263		4.53	4.16	> 100	2100	> 10000	> 10000
5094236	838.6	840.0	1.4	0.076					3.58	18.6	391	8610
5094239	851.8	853.8	2	0.55					15.3	43	1400	7000
5094240	853.8	855.8	2	0.282					4.96	18.7	630	2460
5094241	855.8	857.8	2	0.072					2.47	6.3	136	1630
5094242	857.8	858.8	1	0.252					9.37	57.7	993	9050

Hole 18S-03A

Sample	From (m)	To (m)	Width (m)	Au (g/t)	Ag (g/t)	Cu (%)	Pb (%)	Zn (ppm)	Ag (ppm)	Cu (ppm)	Pb (ppm)	Zn (ppm)
5094285	385.7	386.7	1	0.21		2.8			18.6	489	2060	> 10000
5094286	390.0	391.2	1.2	0.233		4.9			24.7	753	2970	> 10000
5094291	449.7	452.4	2.7	0.142					4.28	200	250	8880
5094292	454.0	455.4	1.4	0.127					4.98	103	515	6580
5094293	459.0	459.8	0.8	0.234		1.5			5.01	65.9	655	> 10000
5094299	500.1	503.0	2.9	0.073					11.4	70.6	2480	7640
5094326	653.0	654.1	1.1	0.424		4.1		0.9	33	1110	5480	> 10000
5094337	698.0	699.5	1.5	0.281		2.8			15.5	609	1090	> 10000
5094339	704.8	705.8	1	0.15					7.75	227	803	6850
5094362	891.0	893.0	2	0.314					9.76	49.6	1190	7130
5094363	893.0	895.1	2.1	0.139					4.99	94.3	352	7000
5094364	895.1	898.0	2.9	0.11					3.99	123	854	9540

Note 2:  Au is by FA-AA, other elements are by ICP-OES+MS, then assay grade peroxide fusion ICP-OES except Ag which is gravimetric.

The locations of the drill holes are shown is Figure 1 and a section of hole 18S-01 is shown in Figure 2. 

Figure 1  2018 drillholes over Geophysics  https://nadina.com/images/091818-DD-History-Results-map.pdf  

See links for Figure 2 to 4:

Figure 2  - Section/Profile for Drill hole 18S-01  https://nadina.com/images/18s01_section.pdf

Figure 3  - Section/Profile for Drill hole 18S-02  https://nadina.com/images/18s02_section.pdf

Figure 4  - Section/Profile for Drill hole 18S-03 and 18S-03a  https://nadina.com/images/18s03_03a_section.pdf

Gary Wong, P. Eng., a Qualified Person under the definition in National Instrument 43-101, has reviewed and approved the technical content of this release.

ON BEHALF OF THE BOARD

“Signed”

John W. Jewitt, P. Eng.,

President and Chief Executive Officer

For further information please visit the website at www.nadina.com  

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September 14, 2018 :  GREENWOOD, BRITISH COLUMBIA – New Nadina Explorations Limited (the "Company", TSX VENTURE:  NNA) announces that it has received notice, dated September 13, 2018 from the Ministry of Energy and Mines British, the Chief Gold Commissioner, stating:

“I have reviewed submissions provided to me by email from Ms. Ellen Clements on behalf of New Nadina on September 8 and 9^th, 2018 as well as the June 6 and 7, 2018, inspection report, a copy of which was provided to you with the Section 10 Notice of  
June 26, 2018.  I have also reviewed submissions made to me by Mr. Frame (redacted), on behalf of his client Mr. Christmann (redacted), by email, on Sept 8, 2018 to which you were copied.

The inspection report documents that notice was not served to the owner of the surface of titles with PIDs 027-961-401, 015-197-808, 015-275-949, 015-190-919, and 015-197-832. Failure to serve notice is a contravention of s.19 of the Act. This contravention could have been easily avoided, had persons on site correctly used a functioning global positioning system device and maps, both of which are readily available and reliable means of determining ground location to an acceptable degree of accuracy.

I would also note that in earlier land owner notifications served to Mr. Christmann, there has been a failure to provide accurate detail with respect to the exact dates on which New Nadina intends to conduct mining activities on Mr. Christmann's land. When a notice is served to the owner of the surface, it must be in the form and manner described in s.2.1 of the mineral tenure act regulation. My review of prior land owner notices from New Nadina shows they have not always complied with respect to the following:

2.1 (2) (d) identification of the dates on which the mining activity will occur;

2.1 (5) A person required to serve notice under subsection (1) must, in accordance with subsections (2) to (4), serve an amended notice to the persons listed in section 19 (1) (a) (i) to (iii) of the Act  if

(a) there are changes to the dates identified in subsection (2) (d) affecting more than 7 days, or

(b) there are substantial changes to the description of the mining activity referred to in subsection (2) (e).

It is my interpretation that in all cases, a correct land owner notification must include exact dates, and if those dates are to change, s.2.1(5) and of the regulation applies accordingly.

For these reasons, I have decided to cancel New Nadina' s Free Miner Certificate for four months from the date of this order.

Further to this order, and pursuant to the authority under section 10(2) of the Act, I order that the New Nadina must comply with the following conditions before New Nadina may apply to renew their Free Miner Certificate:

Condition 1- New Nadina must complete a reclamation plan for all outstanding reclamation resulting from their mining activities on the surface of titles with
PIDs 027-961-401, 015-197- 808, 015-275-949, 015-190-919, and 015-197-832. This reclamation plan must be submitted to an inspector of mines for review and approval.

Condition 2 - New Nadina must complete or have completed all reclamation proposed or recommended in the approved reclamation plan noted in condition 1 above. All reclamation activities completed must be inspected and approved by an inspector of mines.

I note that pursuant to section 11 of the Act, New Nadina and its agents may not enter mineral lands to explore for minerals without a valid free miner certificate. New Nadina and its agents may however conduct reclamation activities on mineral lands without a valid free miner certificate.”

The Company is prepared to comply immediately with the two Condition orders listed above.

ON BEHALF OF THE BOARD

“Signed”

John W. Jewitt, P.Eng.

President & CEO

For further information please visit the website at www.nadina.com  

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