Jasper Mining Corporation – Significant high grade results from diamond drill program on Isintok property

Jasper Mining Corporation has reviewed metal prices used for the purposes of a copper equivalency (”Cu. EQ.”) calculation. To date, prices from the September 8 – 14, 2008 issue of The Northern Miner were utilized, however, the prices of both copper and molybdenum have since fallen markedly. The Company chose to continue using those metal prices in subsequent News Releases so as to allow direct comparison between holes. Use of metal prices from September 8 – 14 did not allow for direct, qualitative comparison between Jasper’s Isintok property and other Cu + Mo +/- Ag +/- Au projects our shareholders might be following. Therefore, Jasper management has reviewed pertinent metal prices and decided to revise the metal prices used in the Cu. EQ. calculation to reflect current prices. Note: the resulting copper equivalency is, essentially, a qualitative number in that it is not based on metallurgical studies and does not address metal recovery and a host of other considerations.

Therefore, the revised CU. EQ. calculation utilizes approximate commodity prices estimated as of Dec. 10, 2008, assumes 100% recovery for all metals and, as a result, the resulting values are presented herein solely for discussion and comparative purposes.

On the basis of this recalculation, the Company is re-releasing Cu. EQ. results for several of the holes. Note: the Company continues to work toward complete sampling from top to bottom of each hole. As a result, many of the holes tabulated below (IS-08- 18, 20, 25B, 26, 34 and 39) have additional analytical results pending and are anticipated to return Cu. EQ. values in excess of the 0.2% minimum cut-off over a significant portion, if not the entirety, of the hole.

Analytical results for these previously released holes, as well as results for the remaining 28 holes currently being processed, will be released as received. The remainder of the holes pending release were all completed on the west side of the joint surface soil / IP anomaly and are, therefore, at a moderate to high angle to the interpreted controlling structures and are, therefore, expected to return similarly relatively high grade results.

Management is very encouraged by continued high grade (Cu +/- Mo) results from the majority of drill results released to date from those holes completed in 2008 to test the coincident IP – soil anomaly. Management is unreservedly encouraged by continued results returned from the 2008 field program, confirming high grade, copper +/- molybdenum +/- silver +/- gold +/- tungsten sub-surface mineralization spatially coincident with, and underlying, surface soil and IP survey results. The 2008 drill program has been completed, however, further analytical results will be reported as received.