SEGO RECEIVES PERMIT FOR MINER MOUNTAIN EXPLORATION

VANCOUVER, Nov. 12 /CNW/ - Sego Resources reports that it has received a permit for continued work on the Miner Mountain Copper/Gold Porphyry Project.  The application is for a further 2,000 metres of trenching and 1,500 metres of drilling.  Work will be on the Granby, Upper Regal, South and Miner zones.  Exploration will begin on November 14, 2010.

Sego Resources Inc.'s primary project is the Miner Mountain Project, a Copper Gold Porphyry project near Princeton, B.C., 15 kilometres north of Copper Mountain Mining Corporation's former copper producer, which closed in 1996.  Copper Mountain Mining Corporation is planning to restart full production in June 2011. 

The Miner Mountain Project is situated within the Traditional Territory of the Upper Similkameen Indian Band, with whom Sego has a Comprehensive Memorandum of Understanding.  The MOU was signed September 28, 2007 to enable exploration and potential future mine development of the Property.  The Miner Mountain property is 2400 hectares in size. 

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J. Paul Stevenson, CEO
Sego Resources Inc.

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