NEIL HILLHOUSE JOINS EASTMAIN AS SPECIAL ADVISOR
November 3, 2005
Eastmain Resources Inc. (ER:TSX) is pleased to announce that it has appointed Dr. Neil
Hillhouse to its Special Advisory Board to provide strategic and technical advice to the
Corporation. Dr Hillhouse has over 50 years of Canadian and International experience in the
mining industry. He is the former Vice President of Exploration of Placer Development (now
Placer Dome) and former President, Chairman and CEO of Orvana Minerals Corp.
Dr. Hillhouse has been directly involved in a number of gold deposit discoveries and
acquisitions worldwide and was awarded "Prospector of the Year" by the Prospectors and
Developers Association of Canada in 1993.
While working for Placer Development Dr. Hillhouse was involved in the discovery of the
Eastmain Gold deposit in Québec and the acquisition, exploration and evaluation of the multimillion-
ounce Porgera and Misima gold mines in Papua, New Guinea as well as the Kidston and
Big Bell gold mines in Australia. While with Orvana, Neil led the acquisition, exploration and
evaluation of the currently producing Don Mario gold mine in Bolivia. Since the year 2000 he
has managed the Ruby Hill Syndicate.
"We are looking forward to a long-standing relationship with one of the true mine-finders of our
time" states Don Robinson, President and CEO of Eastmain Resources Inc. "Neil brings a
wealth of knowledge and hands-on-experience in the recognition, acquisition and development
of key mining projects to Eastmain".
With over 1,850 claims covering 850 km2, Eastmain holds one of the largest land positions in
the James Bay region of Québec - the newest emergent mining district in Canada. The
Company owns 100% of the Eau Claire gold deposit and has significant land holdings covering
key geology around the Eléonore discovery and the Eastmain gold mine.
The statements made in this Press Release may contain forward-looking statements that may involve a number of risks. Actual
events or results could differ materially from the Company's expectations and projections.
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