Eastmain Resources Inc. reported results for the final three drill holes (887 metres) (“m”) completed in late 2018 at the Percival discovery (“Percival”) on the 100%-owned Clearwater Property (the “Property”) in James Bay, Québec. A total of 3,599 m of drilling was completed at both Percival and the Serendipity Prospect during the fall 2018 program. The previously announced Winter 2019 exploration program (20-holes for 5,500 m) will focus on testing the extent and continuity of Percival, beyond the 200 m strike and 250 dip extent tested in 2018. Using a recently completed VTEM survey (final survey results pending), in addition to the Fall 2018 drill results, the program will also follow up on potential prospects along the 14 kilometre (“km”) long Knight-Serendipity volcano-sedimentary horizon. Drilling Highlights include: ER18-830: 5.77 grams per tonne (“g/t Au”) over 11.0 m (vertical depth of 122 m), including 12.0 g/t Au over 4.5 m (silicified breccia); ER18-830: 1.01 g/t Au over 10.9 m (vertical depth of 294 m), including 1.99 g/t Au over 2.8 m zone (silicified breccia); ER18-831: 1.09 g/t Au over 10.0 m (vertical depth of 51 m) (silicified breccia); ER18-829: Targeted and identified previously inferred fault, 15 m west of holes ER18-822 and ER18-823 (the “Discovery Holes”) which will assist with targeting the extension of mineralization on either side of the fault. Drill hole ER18-829 drilled ESE, successfully intersected an 18 m wide fault structure 15 m east of the Discovery Holes. The fault continues to be interpreted as NNW trending, roughly parallel to the trend of these drill holes. The Winter 2019 program will further test for orientation of the fault and potential displacement of stratigraphy and mineralization on the west side of the fault structure. In addition to targeting the fault structure, the drill hole also returned an interval of 1.74 g/t Au over 1.5 m within a 7.7 m intercept (vertical depth 97 m) of silicified breccia with anomalous gold values, east of the fault. Drill holes ER18-830 and ER18-831 were collared 23 m west of the newly identified fault structure and 38 m west of the Discovery Holes. The previously mentioned fault is interpreted to trend between these two sets of holes and may offset the mineralization. The holes were drilled in a more northwesterly direction than previous holes and undercut hole ER18-828. The holes were targeting a potential steep westerly plunge to mineralization. Several strongly silicified breccia intervals in mudstone were intersected in these holes. ER18-830 returned two intervals of mineralized, silicified mudstone breccia, from 102.1 m to 108.0 m (0.69 g/t Au over 5.9 m) and from 124.0 m to 135.0 m (5.77 g/t Au over 11.0 m). The shallower intercept may be a continuation at depth of the same breccia intersected in hole ES18-828 from 52.5 m to 70.8 m (1.17 g/t Au over 18.3 m). The lower interval is similar in appearance to the strongly silicified breccias seen in the Discovery Holes. At the end of hole ER18-830, a deep intercept of silicified mudstone breccia was obtained (1.01 g/t Au over 10.9 m (vertical depth of 294 m). This breccia unit occurs at greater relative depth than others intersected in the fall drill program and is interpreted as a new stratigraphic horizon. ER18-831 intersected a broad interval of low-grade mineralization returning 0.21 g/t over 33 m (vertical depth of 211 m) near the end of hole in silicified, interbedded graphitic mudstone and greywacke. The mineralization is interpreted to be hosted along the same stratigraphic horizon as similar mineralization as intercepts in holes ER18-825 (0.16 g/t Au over 51.0 m at a vertical depth of 144 m) and ER18-827 (0.71 g/t Au over 51.7 m at a vertical depth of 177 m). Both previously reported intervals are located above (hanging wall) a feldspar porphyry dyke. Hole ES18-831 was not drilled deep enough to intersect the dyke.