Hole 116: 2.5 Metres Grading 70.34% U3O8             Hole 94: 5.5 Metres Grading 12.62% U3O8             Hole 80: 18.5 Metres Grading 3.43% U3O8             Hole 79: 12 Metres Grading 10.18% U3O8             Hole 12: 11.9 metres grading 5.29% U3O8             Hole 19: 2.1 metres grading 4.11% U3O8             Hole 20: 15 metres grading 10.02% U3O8 including 2 metres grading 43.85% U3O8             Hole 21: 9 metres grading 10.06% U3O8 including 3 metres grading 22.72% U3O8             Hole 22: 6.5 metres grading 2.27% U3O8             Hole 28: 9.5 metres grading 2.60% U3O8 including 2 metres at 10.39% U3O8             Hole 30: 69 metres grading 2.33% U3O8             Hole 32: 6.5 metres grading 20.41% U3O8             Hole 37: 18 metres grading 4.15% U3O8             Hole 40: 23 metres grading 11.23% U3O8             Hole 42: 3.5 metres grading 5.92% U3O8             Hole 44: 13.5m grading 2.6% U3O8             Hole 56: 15 metres grading 12.03% U3O8 including 0.5 metres grading 70.7% U3O8             Hole 79: 12 Metres Grading 10.18% U3O8             Hole 80: 18.5 Metres Grading 3.43% U3O8             Hole 94: 5.5 Metres Grading 12.62% U3O8             Hole 116: 2.5 Metres Grading 70.34% U3O8
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 January 17, 2008
Hathor Restarts Drill Program at South Russell Uranium Project, Athabasca Basin

 Hathor Exploration Limited is pleased to announce that it has started its winter drill program on its South Russell property. Three drill holes were completed prior to the Christmas break and a further eleven holes are now planned.

The South Russell property comprises two claims that are 100 per cent owned by Hathor and six claims that are 90 per cent owned by Hathor, with the balance held by Terra Ventures Inc. (8 per cent) and Bullion Fund Inc. (2 per cent).

These phase one holes will test potential uranium-bearing structures, identified by geophysical surveys completed by Hathor since 2004, that occur in a small area of the property which is located about 22 kilometres (14 miles) north-northeast of Cameco Corporation and AREVA Resources Canada Inc.'s formerly producing Key Lake mine. Between 1983 and 1997, their Key Lake mine produced over 180 million pounds U3O8.

Additional drill targets are being developed in other areas of the large, 25,928-hectare (64,069-acre) South Russell property.

Access to this area is provided by an all-weather road along which uranium ores from Cameco and AREVA's McArthur River mine are trucked to their Key Lake site for processing of 18.7 million pounds U3O8 annually.

Hathor's geological team will guide the program and drilling will be performed by Cyr Drilling International Ltd. of Winnipeg, Manitoba.

With capital resources in excess of Cdn $20 million, Hathor continues to aggressively advance its portfolio of eleven Athabasca region uranium exploration projects. This area accounts for approximately 25% of the world's annual mine production of uranium. All of this production comes from unconformity-style uranium ore deposits - the highest-grade uranium ore deposits in the world.

Benjamin Ainsworth, P.Eng., a director of the company and a qualified person as defined by National Instrument 43-101, has reviewed and approved the technical disclosure contained in this news release.

For more information on Hathor, please visit the company's website: www.hathor.ca or contact Stephen Stanley at 604-684-6707.

Hathor Exploration Limited
Stephen G. Stanley, Director

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