Golden Arch Grants Options to Company Directors

October 22, 2007, Vancouver, BC – (TSX.V: GAI) Les Kjosness, President & CEO announces that the Company’s Board of Directors has approved a grant of stock options to its six Officers & Directors. Subject to TSX Venture approval, a total of 2,705,000 options have been granted for the purchase of common shares of the Company at an exercise price of $0.12 per share. The options were granted pursuant to the Company’s Stock Option Plan and carry a term of five years, expiring on the 22nd day of October, 2012.

Golden Arch is a diversified mineral exploration company with gold, silver, copper, zinc and lead interests in both Canada and the United States. In Arizona, the exploration plan at Mildred Peak includes improvements to the access roads and drilling on several identified zones to upgrade the property data to comply with N.I. 43-101. The copper/silver zones and the old gold mine working areas are the priority targets.

The Company’s Wakefield Lakes, Saskatchewan zinc property will be explored later this year using flow-through funding which closed by way of a private placement announced in June. Permit applications have been made to create or upgrade approximately 22 kms of road to access drill pad locations on the property and to allow from one to five drill holes from each of seven sites. Plans for the first phase of drilling call for 1,220 metres of NQ diamond drilling as recommended in the recent N.I. 43-101 report.

The Company also has a 100% working interest (87.5% net interest) in an oil gas prospect in Clay County, Texas, known as the Antelope North Prospect.

OCTOBER 26, 2007, Vancouver, BC – (TSX.V: GAI) Les Kjosness, President & CEO is pleased to announce that the Company has received its Forest Product Permit from the Saskatchewan Environment  and Resource Management offices regarding the Company’s Wakefield Lake zinc prospect located approximately 300 kms northeast of La Ronge. The permit allows for the construction of helicopter landing pads and campsites required for the drill program slated to begin before year end. The Company has engaged diamond driller KMS Energy Systems Inc. to commence fieldwork and preparation for drilling. The planned access road to the property will coincide with the proposed new Provincial Road 995 to be built to a First Nations village located on the southeast side of Wollaston Lake.

Wakefield Lakes will be explored using flow-through funding which closed by way of a private placement announced in June. Approximately 22 kms of road to access drill pad locations on the property will be constructed to allow from one to five drill holes from each of seven sites. Plans for the first phase of drilling call for 1,220 metres of NQ diamond drilling as recommended in the recent N.I. 43-101 report.

Golden Arch is a diversified mineral exploration company with gold, silver, copper, zinc and lead interests in both Canada and the United States. In Arizona, the exploration plan at Mildred Peak includes improvements to the access roads and drilling on several identified zones to upgrade the property data to comply with N.I. 43-101. The copper/silver zones and the old gold mine working areas are the priority targets.

The Company also has a 100% working interest (87.5% net interest) in an oil gas prospect in Clay County, Texas, known as the Antelope North Prospect.