Alberta Star has received result drill from 7 drill hole Echo Bay Program

Alberta Star Development Corp. is pleased to report that the Company has received the assay results from an additional seven drill holes from the summer/fall drill program at the South Echo Bay gossan ("Echo Bay Program") and from the Mag Hill VTEM anomaly ("Mag Hill Program"). The Echo Bay and Mag Hill drill programs were designed to evaluate the silver, uranium and poly-metallic potential of this newly emerging mineralized region. The region is situated at the southern end of the southeast arm of Echo Bay and is viewed by the Company as having the potential to host bulk tonnage mineralization. The drill results were successful in intercepting significant silver mineralization beneath a large pyretic gossan. The silver is contained in pyrite, chalcopyrite veins and disseminations within a kilometer scale phyllic and potassic alteration halo. The alteration zone is peripheral to an extensive zone of intense magnetite-actinolite-apatite alteration that was intersected in all holes drilled in the Mag Hill Program. The South Echo Bay gossan silver-uranium target is located on the Company's property, on the southern end of Echo Bay and 3 km due east of the Contact Lake Silver & Uranium mine.

The Company has intersected 133 meters (439 feet) of 8.78 g/ton silver in hole number six in the Echo Bay silver discovery in Canada's Northwest Territories. This interval also includes 13.5 meters (44.6 feet) of 17.73 g/t silver, 6.0 meters (19.8 feet) of 22.13 g/t silver, 7.5 meters (24.7 feet) of 20.54 g/t within this interval. Hole number four intersected 37.5 meters (123.7 feet) of 20.69 g/t silver including a 3.0 meter high grade zone of 195.7 g/ton silver (6.29 oz/t). A further 1.5 meters (44.6 feet) of 51.1 g/t (1.64 oz/t) silver were intersected in hole number five.

The Company believes that the results of the drill holes from the Echo Bay Program and the drill holes from the Mag Hill Program confirms the extensive nature of hydrothermal alteration and mineralization in the Port Radium-Echo Bay-Contact Lake poly-metallic belt. All drill cores from the Echo Bay Program and the Mag Hill Program were prepared, bagged and sealed by the Company's supervised personnel and were transported by plane to Acme Analytical Laboratories Ltd. ("ACME") in Yellowknife, NT where they were crushed and pulped, and then transported to ACME's main laboratories in Vancouver, British Columbia for assaying. ACME is a fully registered analytical lab compliant with the International Standards Organization (ISO) for quality assurance.

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