Mr. Richard Atkinson reports

FJORDLAND STAKES ADDITIONAL CLAIMS SURROUNDING KIMBERLITE TARGETS IN ATHABASCA BASIN

Fjordland Exploration Inc. has staked an additional 40,000 hectares of claims for a total of 84,809 hectares surrounding the recently announced DeBeers Canada Inc./CanAlaska Uranium Ltd. project in the northwestern part of the Athabasca basin in Saskatchewan.

CanAlaska announced on May 18, 2016, that it had entered into an agreement with DeBeers Canada Inc. whereby DeBeers was granted a multistage option agreement which allows DeBeers to carry out a series of work programs to earn into the CanAlaska project by expending up to $20.4-million. To view CanAlaska's news release of that date, please visit CanAlaska's website.

For a current map depicting CanAlaska's and Fjordland's holdings visit Fjordland's website.

Richard C. Atkinson, president and chief executive officer, comments, "If the circular magnetic anomalies observed in the area are kimberlite, Fjordland will be well positioned in a new Canadian kimberlite field."

Fjordland is currently planning phase 1 exploration program for its claims.

CanAlaska announced on Feb. 18, 2016, that it had staked approximately 75 kimberlite targets in this region based on government airborne magnetic data. Fjordland announced on March 16, 2016, the initial acquisition, by staking, of eight claim groups.

Victor Tanaka, PGeo, a director of Fjordland, is a non-independent qualified person within the context of National Instrument 43-101, and has reviewed the content of this news release.

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