Pacific Cascade Completes 2008 Crack Moly Geophysics and Drilling Program

Pacific Cascade Minerals Inc. has completed the planned 2008 field work on its 100% owned Crack Moly property northeast of Harrison Lake in southwestern British Columbia. A 3D-IP geophysics program consisting of 6.8 line km extending to the west of the previous IP survey confirmed a large chargeability high anomaly located at depth on the western boundary of the previous IP grid and provided diamond drill targets for the extension to this anomaly.

A diamond drill rig was mobilized to test this new anomaly, which is located approximately 500 meters west of the 2007 drill program. Three (3) holes were completed this year for a total of 1,325 meters. Drill core from these holes has been logged and split and sent for assay to Acme Analytical Laboratories Ltd. in Vancouver

The Crack Moly Property comprises eight (8) contiguous claims totalling of 3,338.3 hectares located in the New Westminster Mining Division of British Columbia. In 2005 surface geochemical sampling and a 3D Induced Polarization Geophysical Survey were completed on the property. The Crack Moly property displays high grade molybdenum showings on surface within hydrothermal breccias traced over 800 meters. In 2007 the Company conducted a nine (9) hole diamond drill program which resulted in significant intercepts. In addition the 2007 interpretation of the 3D IP survey indicated that a large resistivity/chargeability anomaly remained open to the west which has also been identified by the 2008 3D IP survey.