Sirios and Sphinx agreed to undertake at least $500,000 each in exploration expenditures over the next five years and to form a management committee with Sirios being the operator of the project. A net smelter return royalty («NSR») of 2% is automatically provided in case of dilution of a party to a level of 10%, half of this royalty can be repurchased by the other party for one million dollars.

A map showing the location of the Cheechoo-Éléonore Trend property can be consulted at the following link: www.sirios.com/files/ECT-Figure-CP-201608.pdf

Sirios and Sphinx recognize a favorable geological context for a gold deposit discovery on the new Cheechoo-Éléonore Trend property. It is located in the extension of the south-east north-west axis formed by the Cheechoo discovery of Sirios (press release March 29, June 8 and August 10, 2016) and the Éléonore mine, a world-class gold operation belonging to Goldcorp Inc. The project's southeastern extremity is situated approximately 24 km northwest to the Éléonore mine with a road accessible within 14 km of this location.

Technical data that are presented in this press release were approved by Dominique Doucet, P. Eng., President of Sirios, Qualified Person pursuant to National Instrument 43-101.

About Sphinx

Sphinx is engaged in the generation and acquisition of exploration projects in Québec and Canada which is recognized as an attractive mining jurisdiction worldwide.

About Sirios

Sirios's goal is to discover world-class gold deposits in the Eeyou Istchee James Bay region of Quebec in eastern Canada.

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