Parkside's Exploration Program Confirms Presence of High Grade Gold Mineralization

Toronto, November 19, 2014 - Parkside Resources Corporation (TSXV: PKS) ("Parkside", or the "Company") is pleased to announce the successful completion of the prospecting, sampling and mapping programs conducted on its Wiggle Creek and Savant Lake gold properties in northwestern Ontario between October 23^rd and November 5^th, 2014. Geologists spent a total of 14 days on site, split equally between the two properties. During that time several known and unknown historical pits and trenches were located, visited and sampled. A number of grab samples, photographs and descriptions of the mineralization, and the host iron formation and clastic metasedimentary package, were obtained. The programs were successful in confirming the presence of high grade gold mineralization on both properties, including one grab sample of 138.87 grams per tonne gold, and ten additional samples of at least 20.0 grams per tonne gold. (See Parkside Resources' News Release dated October 21^st, 2014 for information on historical gold assay highlights for the properties).

Richard Goldman, President and CEO of Parkside, commented: "We are very pleased with the excellent results from the exploration programs. We were attracted to the Wiggle Creek and Savant Lake gold properties due to the historic high grade gold assays and the potential for the folded iron formation structure to be analogous to Goldcorp's Musselwhite Mine, 300 kms north of the properties. We were also drawn to the area as the Wiggle Creek and Savant Lake properties are very close to excellent infrastructure, including an all season paved highway, high-voltage powerlines and the Canadian National Railway. The strong assay results from our exploration program validate our focus on gold-in-iron formation properties in the area, including our flagship Forester Lake property located 35 kms southeast of Musselwhite. With these results we will now focus on developing a geophysical program for the Wiggle Creek and Savant Lake properties to better define the structures within the iron formations."


Wiggle Creek

Four historic trenches were located on the Wiggle Creek property during the seven day field program. A total of 40 grab samples were taken from the trenches (Table 1). A majority of the samples came from the rubble piles that were on the edge of the trenches, due to the trenches being slumped in and ingrown with vegetation.


Table 1: Total number of grab samples taken on the Wiggle Creek property.

Area Sampled	Number of Grab Samples from Outcrop	Number of Grab Samples from Trench Rubble
West Trench	4	5
Main Trench	5	18
East Trench	5	0
East Trench 2	3	0

Of the 40 grab samples taken, a total of 22 were submitted for gold assay at Accurassay Laboratories in Thunder Bay, Ontario on November 10^th, 2014.

Assay results returned values ranging from 0.026 grams per tonne gold to 20.132 grams per tonne gold. Of the 22 samples submitted, 10 returned assay values greater than 1 gram per tonne gold (Table 2).


Table 2: Wiggle Creek property assay results. Only values greater than one gram per tonne gold have been included.

Project	Showing	Sample Number	Sample Type	Gold (grams per tonne)
Wiggle Creek	Main Trench	238780	Grab - Outcrop	10.83
Wiggle Creek	Main Trench	238769	Grab - Rubble	6.85
Wiggle Creek	Main Trench	238761	Grab - Rubble	5.59
Wiggle Creek	Main Trench	238779	Grab - Outcrop	4.02
Wiggle Creek	Main Trench	238762	Grab - Rubble	1.70
Wiggle Creek	Main Trench	238760	Grab - Rubble	1.36
Wiggle Creek	West Trench	238778	Grab - Rubble	20.13
Wiggle Creek	West Trench	238770	Grab - Rubble	5.71
Wiggle Creek	West Trench	238776	Grab - Rubble	1.46
Wiggle Creek	West Trench	238775	Grab - Rubble	1.29

The West Trench lies 200 meters to the west and along strike of the iron formation present in the Main Trench. The East Trench lies 90 meters to the east of the Main Trench and returned assay values ranging from 0.56 grams per tonne gold to 0.99 grams per tonne gold.

All of the trenches are along strike of one another and all of the trenches contained mixed oxide facies iron formation and clastic metasediments which were host to pyrite and arsenopyrite mineralization, as well as quartz veining and ankerite alteration.


Savant Lake

A total of five historic gold occurrences and one copper occurrence were successfully located on the Savant Lake property during the seven day field program. 57 grab samples were taken from various gold occurrences, historic trenches and other areas (Table 3).


Table 3: Total number of grab samples taken on the Savant Lake property.

Area Sampled	Number of Grab Samples from Outcrop	Number of Grab Samples from Trench Rubble
One Pine Lake gold occurrence	3	11
One Pine Lake East gold occurrence	0	5
Shoal gold occurrence	0	5
Horseshoe Trench gold occurrence	1	12
L28W 25S gold occurrence	0	10
Py+Cpy copper occurrence	1	2
Other	6	1

Of the 57 grab samples a total of 35 were submitted for gold assay at Accurassay Laboratories in Thunder Bay, Ontario on November 10^th, 2014.

Assay results ranged from 0.05 grams per tonne gold to 138.87 grams per tonne gold. Of the 35 samples submitted, 25 returned assay values greater than one gram per tonne gold (Table 4).


Table 4: Savant Lake property assay results. Only values greater than one gram per tonne gold have been included.

Project	Showing	Sample Number	Sample Type	Gold (grams per tonne)
Savant Lake	Horseshoe Trench	238688	Grab - Rubble	138.866
Savant Lake	Horseshoe Trench	238690	Grab - Rubble	43.435
Savant Lake	Horseshoe Trench	238691	Grab - Rubble	28.148
Savant Lake	Horseshoe Trench	238689	Grab - Outcrop	26.904
Savant Lake	L28W 25S Trench	238678	Grab - Rubble	32.354
Savant Lake	L28W 25S Trench	238679	Grab - Rubble	27.566
Savant Lake	L28W 25S Trench	238681	Grab - Rubble	15.713
Savant Lake	L28W 25S Trench	238685	Grab - Rubble	14.477
Savant Lake	L28W 25S Trench	238680	Grab - Rubble	8.743
Savant Lake	L28W 25S Trench	238682	Grab - Rubble	7.407
Savant Lake	One Pine East	238714	Grab - Rubble	40.869
Savant Lake	One Pine East	238715	Grab - Rubble	28.103
Savant Lake	One Pine East	238713	Grab - Rubble	24.848
Savant Lake	One Pine East	238717	Grab - Rubble	24.615
Savant Lake	One Pine East	238716	Grab - Rubble	15.467
Savant Lake	One Pine Lake	238652	Grab - Outcrop	9.074
Savant Lake	One Pine Lake	238661	Grab - Rubble	3.801
Savant Lake	One Pine Lake	238654	Grab - Rubble	3.022
Savant Lake	One Pine Lake	238659	Grab - Rubble	2.834
Savant Lake	One Pine Lake	238660	Grab - Rubble	2.108
Savant Lake	Shoal Showing	238665	Grab - Rubble	5.166
Savant Lake	Shoal Showing	238668	Grab - Rubble	2.238
Savant Lake	Shoal Showing	238669	Grab - Rubble	1.707
Savant Lake	Shoal Showing	238666	Grab - Rubble	1.282
Savant Lake	* New Showing	238670	Grab - Outcrop	5.465

* Sample taken at this location was not listed as a showing in any historical data.


The One Pine gold occurrence and One Pine East gold occurrence were located approximately 75 meters along strike of one another. Historic trenches were encountered at each location with gold occurrences consisting of mixed oxide facies iron formation and clastic metasediments which were host to pyrite mineralization, as well as quartz veining and ankerite alteration.

The Shoal gold occurrence was located on a small outcrop in Savant Lake which is better exposed during lower lake levels. Samples were taken of blasted rubble which contained mixed oxide facies iron formation and clastic metasediments that was host to pyrite mineralization, as well as quartz veining and ankerite alteration. Located approximately 100 meters along strike to the southeast and on the mainland were the trenches of the L28W 25S gold occurrence.

The L28W 25S gold occurrence consisted of a series of shallow pits that exposed mixed oxide facies iron formation and clastic metasediments which were host to pyrite mineralization, as well as quartz veining and ankerite alteration.

The Horseshoe Trench gold occurrence was located near Snowbird Lake and thought to contain the historically reported Snowbird Vein. The trench contained mixed oxide facies iron formation and clastic metasediments as well as a 3 to 5 centimetre wide quartz vein that contained trace pyrite, as well as one flake of visible gold approximately 1 millimeter in size.

The geological information reported has been reviewed and approved by Steve Siemieniuk, P.Geo., of Clark Exploration Consulting, consulting geologist for Parkside Resources Corp., who is a qualified person under the definitions established by National Instrument 43-101.


About Parkside Resources Corporation

Parkside Resources Corp. is a Canadian-based mineral exploration company dedicated to building shareholder value through focused exploration, discovery, and development of high-quality precious and base metal projects. Parkside is presently advancing three highly prospective gold-in-iron-formation properties in northwestern Ontario, all with significant assay results, and all with potential for the discovery of economic iron-formation-hosted gold mineralization. The three properties include the Forester Lake Gold Property, located approximately 100 kms north of Pickle Lake, Ontario and roughly 35 kms southeast of Goldcorp's Musselwhite gold mine, and the Wiggle Creek and Savant gold properties, which are located approximately 140 kms south of Pickle Lake. Incorporated in 2005, Parkside Resources Corporation is a reporting issuer in the provinces of British Columbia and Alberta, and its common shares are listed on the TSX Venture Exchange under the symbol TSXV: PKS.



For further information, contact:

Richard Goldman, President
Tel: 416-862-1500
Fax: 416-862-1501
Email: rgoldman@parksideresources.com
Website: www.parksideresources.com

Robin Sundstrom
647-822-8111
Email: robin@ironsideir.com
Website: www.ironsideir.com



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