Voyageur Intersects An Average True Width 20.37m across 60m of Strike For The Barite Breccia Vein at Frances Creek

CALGARY, Sept. 28, 2017 - Voyageur Minerals Ltd. (TSXV:VM) (the “Company”), is pleased to announce that it has continued to intersect a large barite breccia vein in 100% of the drilling to date.

The latest lab results show an average width of 20.37m across 60m of strike with a weighted average of 30.57% BaSO4 along the explored portion of the breccia vein.

The highlights of the latest drill results:
- FC17-09 intersected 36.03m true width at 19.47% BaSO4.
- FC17-10 intersected 11.86m true width at 60.32% BaSO4.
- FC17-11 intersected 23.88m true width at 27.05% BaSO4.
- FC17-12 intersected 18.7m true width at 37.39% BaSO4.
- FC17-13 intersected 22.88m true width at 23.94% BaSO4.
- FC17-14 intersected 14m true width at 38.41% BaSO4.
- FC17-15 intersected 15.22m true width at 37.65% BaSO4.

The drill intercept from FC17-13, included an interval from 29.6 – 30.1m that assayed 99.09% BaSO4, which is exceptionally pure and is pharmaceutical grade.

To date Voyageur has completed 17 drill holes with further assays pending, drilling is on-going, with a second shift is being added to maximize drilling results.

The next phase of drilling will be to continue on strike, with goals of adding resources and connecting the A and B zone as one structure. An NI 43-101 report will be initiated at the completion of this next phase of drilling. Drill holes FC17-09, 10, 11 and 12 were drilled from the same drill station and were fanned across the strike of the zone. Drill hole’s FC17-13, 14 and 15 were drilled at a second location 25m down strike and 15m lower in elevation. Drilling is designed to fan across the strike to build the initial near surface resources from surface to 60m depths.

The crystalline barite is consistent throughout the breccia and a pure barite sample from drill hole FC17-15 29.6m-30.1m assayed at 99.09% BaSO4. This reflects the purity of the barite matrix within the breccia. Assays were performed at Loring Labs of Calgary, AB., an ISO – 9001 -2017 accredited commercial laboratory.

The barite breccia vein contains crystalline barite with grades up to 99.49% BaSO4 in the breccia matrix. Testing to date indicates that the crystalline barite is exceptionally pure and may qualify for the pharmaceutical market. Additional select samples will be taken from the core of other drill holes to test the purity of the crystalline barite throughout the vein.

Voyageur’s management believes that a high quality predominately crystalline barite product can be produced from the Frances Creek Vein by gravity separation milling. Future metallurgical testing will be conducted to test management’s theory.


Drilling Results

                                                                    Total
Hole     Hole        Barite          Specific   True  True Width   %BaSO4
Number  Depth  Intersection  %BaSO4   Gravity  Width     Ba Zone  Ba Zone
FC17-09	73.5m	15.0m-24.7m	40.29%	3.27	8.58m	36.03m	19.47%
FC17-09	 	28.8m-30.6m	10.43%	2.94	1.6m	 	 
FC17-09	 	35.5m-38.3m	20.80%	3.05	2.49m	 	 
FC17-09	 	42.5m-55.5m	24.85%	3.09	11.56m	 	 
FC17-10	34m	17.6m-33.6m	60.32%	3.46	11.86m	11.86m	60.32%
FC17-11	74m	22.2m-26.7m	26.37%	3.13	2.64m	23.88m	24.96%
FC17-11	 	32.7m-42.9m	40.50%	3.33	5.8m	 	 
FC17-11	 	43.4m-45.3m	75.96%	3.83	1.08m	 	 
FC17-11	 	45.3m-47.3m	51.39%	3.33	1.14m	 	 
FC17-11	 	51.0m-53.2m	29.59%	3.11	1.26m	 	 
FC17-11	 	61.3m-64.1m	71.08%	3.71	1.60m	 	 
FC17-12	57m	20.5m-21.5m	19.03%	2.98	0.48m	18.70m	36.80%
FC17-12	 	25.0m-32.0m	20.31%	2.96	4.11m	 	 
FC17-12	 	32.0m-50.3m	59.79%	3.51	9.37m	 	 
FC17-12	 	50.3m-52.2m	15.28%	2.98	0.97m	 	 
FC17-12	 	55.0m-57.0m	30.62%	3.22	1.03m	 	 
FC17-13	63m	20.5m-30.9m	41.94%	3.28	9.18m	22.88m	23.94%
FC17-13	 	32.9m-33.2m	41.63%	3.34	0.264m	 	 
FC17-13	 	41.1m-42.6m	48.88%	3.34	1.33m	 	 
FC17-13	 	43.7m-44.2m	17.03%	2.97	0.44m	 	 
FC17-13	 	44.9m-46.4m	60.03%	3.47	1.32m	 	 
FC17-14	63m	27.9m-33.3m	55.11%	3.38	3.86m	14.00m	38.41%
FC17-14	 	36.6m-43.3m	53.46%	3.35	4.79m	 	 
FC17-14	 	45.9m-47.5m	57.92%	3.40	1.19m	 	 
FC17-15	60m	21.5m-27.0m	40.50%	3.13	4.95m	15.22m	37.65%
FC17-15	 	29.6m-30.1m	99.09%	4.49	0.45m	 	 
FC17-15	 	30.1m-32.1m	75.70%	3.98	1.89m	 	 
FC17-15	 	32.1m-32.9m	95.27%	4.42	0.63m	 	 
FC17-15	 	32.9m-35.7m	42.67%	3.18	2.52m	 	 
FC17-15	 	38.0m-38.4m	48.10%	3.31	0.36m

About Voyageur Minerals

Voyageur is a Calgary based company which owns 100% interest in three barium sulfate ("Barite") deposits including two properties which initial work suggests are suitable in grade for the industrial and pharmaceutical barite market place.

The Company also has interests in two high grade lithium brine projects in Utah, USA. Voyageur's business plan is to develop its Barite deposit at Frances Creek, BC, Canada, for potential near term cash flow, while it continues exploration for critical and strategic minerals.


Qualified Person Statement

The Company’s qualified person as defined by NI 43-101, Mr. Randy Henkle, P.Geol, has reviewed this news release and approved it.



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Voyageur Minerals Ltd.
John Rucci President & CEO
(403) 383-8588
jrucci@voyageurminerals.ca

Steven R. Livingston VP Finance
(403) 471-1659
steve@voyageurminerals.ca



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