Winston Gold Shareholder Update

The Road To Bulk Sampling

WINNIPEG, MANITOBA--(Marketwired - March 21, 2017) - Winston Gold Mining Corp. ("Winston Gold" or the "Corporation") (CSE:WGC)(CSE:WGC.CN)(OTCQB:WGMCF) would like to thank all of our current shareholders for their continued support and shared vision. We have set a corporate goal of generating cash flow as quickly as possible through the advancement of high-grade, low-cost mining opportunities.

It has been less than a year since Winston Gold Mining commenced trading on the Canadian Securities Exchange and the OTCQB Venture Market. In that short time, our company not only advanced our namesake flagship asset in Montana, but has also acquired the promising Gold Ridge Project (a high-grade gold asset in Arizona). We look forward to advancing each of these assets towards production.

Acquiring quality assets means nothing without the right team to recognize, evaluate and effectively exploit them. Our technical team, led by Underground Mining Specialist, Harold (Mike) Gunsinger, (Director), and M.Sc. Geologist, Ben Porterfield, (Director), have an impressive track record of success. Together, they have over eight decades of experience in mining and exploration. Their hard work is appreciated and valued as we move towards achieving our corporate goal.

The Company has decided to focus on developing the Winston property. We have successfully completed a first phase drill program consisting of 33 holes totaling 12,428 ft. (3,788 metres). The results of this program not only confirmed the existence of four high grade veins but also determined that they remain open for expansion along strike and at depth.

The Phase 2 and 3 drill programs will continue to outline the lateral and vertical extent of these veins. The Company then intends to identify the most prospective vein systems and determine the best way to access them for follow up underground exploration and bulk sampling.

In concert with these drill programs, management plans to ensure that all necessary permits are in place to allow bulk-sampling and toll milling to commence if drill results continue to be promising.

We are very excited about the drill results received so far. It proves to us that the Historic Custer Mine and the surrounding ground has not been fully exploited or explored.

Summary of work completed to date

On the Winston property, the Company has targeted gold veins which are associated with the late Cretaceous to early Tertiary age Edna Stock, a 1200-by-2400 foot (365.8 by 731.5 metre) granite pluton, which intrudes volcanic rocks of similar age and Cambrian to Cretaceous age sedimentary rocks. Quartz fissure veins contain auriferous pyrite, which has been oxidized near the surface.