Canasil Resources Inc. announces that the exploration program at the Salamandra silver-zinc-copper project in Durango State, Mexico, continues to indicate the potential for a buried intrusive and carbonate hosted massive sulphide skarn/manto replacement system. Significant silver-zinc intercepts from prior drilling, results of both airborne and surface geophysical surveys, discovery of a high grade silver-copper-zinc vein outcrop, and widespread silver-copper-lead-zinc-arsenic-antimony geochemical anomalies observed in the 2011/2012 surface sampling programs indicate the potential for a large silver-zinc-copper mineralized system at the Salamandra project. The project geology and results from the exploration program to date show similarities to the San Martin mine located 80 km to the southeast of the project area, which is one of the largest silver – base metal mines in Mexico. A plan view of the project showing the previous 3D-IP geophysical and ZTEM airborne survey areas, past drill program and areas of surface geochemical anomalies is attached below, together with a conceptual section model of the potential mineralized system for reference.