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CAVAN VENTURES INC. (TSX VENTURE:CVN) ("Cavan" or "the Company") is pleased to
announce that it has started a prospecting and exploration work program on its
five prospective graphite projects, acquired in April 2012, May 2012 and March
2013, and which are located in the Province of Quebec.


The projects consist of five areas of reported historic graphite occurrences,
discovered in the past by airborne electromagnetic/magnetic survey, mapping,
pitting and diamond drilling.


The Buckingham property consists of three colonial lots located in Range IX,
Buckingham Township, covering an area of 900 hectares (2,224 acres). The
property is adjacent to the old Walker Mine which is located in the south half
of lot 20 in Range VIII. Historical reports mention that the graphite deposit
was worked between the 1860's to 1910. Disseminated graphite flakes, up to 25%
were mined. At the time, the Cavan's property was part of the Walker mine. In
the 1980's the Quebec Ministry of Energy and Resources conducted an airborne
electromagnetic/magnetic survey over the region. Two linear conductors were
picked up on the present Cavan's property. Those conductors are at 200 m spacing
and measure 200 m and 1,000 m in length respectively.


The Big Flake property is located adjacent to the TIMCAL's (Stratmin) producing
flake graphite mine of Lac des Iles, near Mont-Laurier, Quebec. It covers a
total area of 2,400 ha (5,930 acres). The project covers historic drill holes
(1968) with reports of graphite intersection. Those holes are located
approximately 8 km east-south-east from the TIMCAL's mine site.


The Ashbury project covers an area of 900 hectares (2,224 acres) and hosts two
historic drill holes bored by the Quebec Department of Natural Resources (1965).
In the first hole, graphite was noted from 18.29 m to 30.48 m in a biotite
paragneiss. A second intersection was noted from 30.48 m to 54.86 m. The second
hole intersected graphitic mineralization over 1.52 m from 62.48 m to 64.00 m.
The two holes are approximately 4 km apart.


The Cawood property is located about 65 km North of Ottawa in the Gatineau river
basin. It comprises 10 map stake claims covering an area of 550 ha (136 acres).
This property has potential for graphite, mica, apatite and rare earth elements.
It is located in the Maniwaki Metasedimentary Basin, well known for its graphite
deposits and base metal occurrences (Pb-Zn) associated to calcitic and dolomitic
marbles. In the past, many small graphite occurrences were mined by open-pits
which are still accessible.


The Sainte Marie property consists of 11 map staked claims covering an area of
605 hectares (1,495 acres). Several graphite occurrences have been reported on
the property and there is also potential for REE. Six graphite occurrences were
studied during a regional mapping program. Most have returned graphite values
higher than 3% graphite in quartz-feldspar gneisses. One occurrence returned 25%
graphite over one metre in a shear zone.


Numerous graphitic bearing samples will be taken and shipped to the ALS Minerals
laboratory in Val d'Or, Quebec. 


The technical contents of this release were approved by Dr. Christian Derosier,
P.Geo. a qualified person as defined by National Instrument 43-101. 


Cavan Ventures Inc. is a junior exploration company actively seeking mineral
opportunities for the benefit of all its stakeholders. For further information
please visit us at www.cavanventuresinc.com. 


ON BEHALF OF THE BOARD 

Peter P. Swistak, President 

Forward-Looking Statement: Some statements in this news release contain
forward-looking information that involves inherent risk and uncertainty
affecting the business of Cavan Ventures, Inc. Actual results may differ
materially from those currently anticipated in such statements. 


FOR FURTHER INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACT: 
Cavan Ventures Inc.
Peter P. Swistak
President
(604) 683-3995 or Toll Free: (888) 945-4770
www.cavanventuresinc.com

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