Taiga Gold Corp. has received a report from SGO Mining Inc., a wholly-owned subsidiary of SSR Mining Inc. containing complete analytical results from 2020 drilling on the Fisher Property located 125km east of La Ronge, Saskatchewan. The property is contiguous to the north, south and east with SSRM's Seabee Gold Operation. The property is owned and operated by the Fisher Joint Venture ("Fisher JV"), comprised of 80% ownership by SSRM and 20% by TGC. Drilling was carried out in two phases completed during 2020Q1 and 2020Q4 and was financed by SSR while under option from Taiga (prior to formation of the Fisher JV). 37 holes were completed in 2020 for a total 12,976m (42,561'). Four showing areas were tested during the program, with significant high- grade mineralization discovered in four separate areas and visible gold reported in seven holes. Continuous, high-grade mineralization was delineated at the Mac North area, which is now considered a resource definition target by the Fisher JV. Significant results (>1 g/t Au) were reported in 58 separate sample intervals in 21 holes from the Mac North, Mac North Hanging Wall, CGR West and Yin showing areas. Since optioning the Fisher Property in 2016, SSRM has completed extensive systematic exploration including prospecting, soil geochemical sampling, detailed geological mapping, geophysical surveys and completed a total of 34,583m (113,461') of drilling in 87 holes for expenditures totaling over CAD 12,000,000, resulting in over 15,000 individual core samples. In addition, SSRM has made cash payments to Taiga and predecessor Eagle Plains Resources of CAD 3,800,000. Fisher 2020 Summary: SSRM reported $3.24 million in exploration expenditures on the Fisher Property in 2020 with programs designed to target a mineral resource discovery. 2021 goals for the program are to complete resource definition drilling, further testing of areas of known mineralization and to further identify drill targets for testing evolving models in a structural setting similar to that observed at the nearby producing Santoy mine. Significant Fisher 2020 Drill Results: Mac North Zone: Selected drilling in 2020 targeted the Mac North main zone. Gold mineralization at Mac North occurs primarily within zones of sheeted quartz veins hosted by altered mafic volcanic rocks or sills of variable composition. The quartz veins are generally concordant and recrystallized, typically containing slivers of altered mafic wall rock. Nineteen drill holes totaling 9,353.5m (30, 679') tested mineralization occurring along the Santoy shear, which had been identified by detailed geological and structural mapping, prospecting, soil sampling and previous drilling. DDH FIS-19-035 returned 3.76 g/t Au over 4.18 m and 7.31 g/t Au over 1.55 m. The best intercept reported in 2020 was 3.95 g/t Au over 6.0 m in FIS-20-057. FIS-20-051, the only drill hole dedicated to testing down-plunge of Mac North Hanging Wall grab samples (up to 167 g/t Au), was able to confirm continuity (18.7 g/t Au over 0.5 m) over 100 m down plunge (previously reported). Mineralization remains open in all directions. Yin Zone: Drilling at the Yin Zone, located in the Central Granodiorite adjacent the Seabee Gold Operation property boundary, followed up on anomalous grab samples (up to 64.1 g/t Au) collected during the 2019 summer season. A total of five holes for 927.0m (3,040') were completed at Yin, targeting mafic volcanic rafts hosted in granodiorite and diorite. Highlights include YIN-20-002, which returned 10.03 g/t Au over 2.5m from 87.0 - 89.5m and YIN-20-004 (previously reported), which returned 55.5 g/t Au over 0.53m from 99.89 - 100.42m. Central Granodiorite West ("CGR West"): At the Central Granodiorite West 7 holes for 1,789.5m (5,870') were completed, targeting quartz veins and shearing focused near the contact between mafic volcanic rocks and a regional-scale granodiorite. The mafic volcanic rocks lie within the overall structural corridor related to the Santoy shear. The 2020 drilling followed up on an intersection of 2.81 g/t Au over 0.57 m in FIS-18-003. The best intercept encountered in 2020 was in FIS-20-042 which returned 12.13 g/t Au over 1.50 m (previously reported).