Quest Uranium Corporation reports that additional assay results from diamond drilling of their B-Zone rare earth element deposit continues to expand the significant resource potential of the zone.

 Mineralization continues to be open to resource expansion at depth and along strike towards the northeast. As reported for previous drill holes, the 6 drillholes reported today all were stopped in mineralization.

Peter Cashin, Quest’s President & CEO says:

“New B-Zone drilling results continue to support management’s view that Quest is drilling off a very large rare earth resource potentially amenable to open-pit mining.” “The intimate association of the B-zone mineralization with a strong 2.2 km-long airborne radiometric anomaly is an excellent indicator of the significant surface expression of the zone. We feel that there are strong indications for at least a doubling of the mineralization found to date. In addition, drill results continue to confirm an important northeast-plunge to the highest grades and thickest sections returned thus far and remains completely open in that direction.”

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