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September 22, 2008

Dear Shareholder

Finally, after a year of the worst markets I have ever seen, we have received a little bit of good news.

The bridge on the access road to the Windflower mine is going to be repaired. We have been advised that a used span has been purchased. This replacement span has a carrying capacity of approximately 30 tons and is presently being transported to the slide site. The installation has to be approved by forestry engineers and consulting engineers and it appears that there is agreement among the parties concerned,( Cayenne Gold Mines Ltd. being one of them).The work can proceed in the very near future.

Depending on several factors, Cayenne hopes to be able to proceed with plans to diamond drill several holes to confirm previous results as well as de-water the underground workings and get a bulk sample of 8500-10,000 tons of the highest grade material available for concentration and smelting.

Our program will depend on successfully completing a Convertible Debenture for $2 million dollars for funding the work. It will also depend on the bridge replacement to be completed before winter arrives. We have given you a brief description of the Convertible Debenture on a separate sheet. If you are interested in having a copy of the Offering Memorandum which describes the Convertible Debenture in detail, please call our office and we will send one to you.

On another note, the trading symbol for Cayenne Gold Mines Ltd. has been changed to CYN.

Best regards

H. Alex Briden
President

August 30, 2008

Cayenne Gold Mines Ltd. to Issue Convertible Debentures

Cayenne Gold Mines Ltd. (CNQ: CYN) ( the “Company”) announces its offering for a non-brokered private placement of $2.0 million convertible debentures.

Proceeds of the private placement will be used by the Company to further develop the Company’s Windflower Mines Gold Project near Revelstoke, British Columbia where an underground development and exploration program will be undertaken to complete the Company’s plan to extract a 10,000 ton sample from the property, as well as for working capital purposes.

The Debentures will be fully secured by a call on future gold production of the Company.

The Debentures will mature in two years, with interest payable semi-annually at 10% per annum. The principal amount of the Debentures will be convertible into shares of the Company at $0.20 in the first year, $0.25 in the second year from the date of the closing of November 30, 2008.

Interest may be paid in cash or shares at the option of the holder. Should a holder of the Debentures elect to receive the 10% annual interest payment in shares instead of cash, the share price used to determine the number of shares granted will be the greater of :

a) The applicable conversion price for the year in question, less 10%.

b) The weighted average daily market price of the shares for the previous 20 trading days prior to the interest payment date, less 10%.

The company may pay a finders fee of 5% in connection with the issuance of the Convertible Debentures.

The Offering is scheduled to close November 30, 2008.

Cayenne Gold Mines Ltd.
H.A. Briden
President & CEO

July 2, 2008

Dear Shareholder:

We have been drilling at the Hixon property for the past month and are waiting for assay results before continuing with our proposed drill program.

We have also applied for a work permit to commence work on the Windflower property. We understand, unofficially, that there is limited road access through the slide area. Within the next 2 weeks, we will be meeting with Government officials and examining this area ourselves. If there proves to be access, we shall endeavour to begin our work program on the Windflower gold/silver deposit.

Grab samples that originated underground were taken by company representatives from the Windflower mineral deposit. They have assayed as high as 27.32 grams per ton of gold and 19 grams per ton of silver.

Quite a few inquiries have been received by our office, from people who missed the May 30 deadline for the 10 cent unit offering. The good news is that we have been given permission to continue the same offering. The Offering Memorandum is amended and supplemented as follows:

“The proposed closing date has been cancelled. The Company has concluded that no specific date for the termination of the Offering should be imposed. In addition, it has been noted that Flow-Through securities have more appeal to potential purchasers later in the year, when they have become more conscious of their potential tax liabilities for the year.”

Therefore, if any of you are interested in participating in this offering, please call the office. The warrants, which are exercisable at $0.10, will still expire on September 30, 2008.

Regards,

Alex Briden
President

June 9, 2008

Cayenne Gold Mines Ltd. has begun diamond drilling on its Hixon BC property as of May 31, 2008

The purpose of the drill program is to further explore for precious metals in and around the Main shaft area where last year a 3 hole drill program encountered gold and silver values ranging to a high of 6.75 gm/ton gold and 54.5 gm/ton silver over a core length of 3 meters.

The extent of this stage of the exploration program will be determined by the results obtained and the availability of capital.

The first assay results of the 2008 diamond drill program are expected in the near future and they will be made available when appropriate.

Mr. Brian Simmons, P. Eng. is the qualified person in charge of the exploration program and has approved this news release.

September 12, 2007

Hixon Creek Project – Diamond Drilling Results

H.A. Briden, President and CEO reports,

A diamond drilling program on Cayenne’s Hixon Creek project started on June 26th and was completed on August 9, 2007. The program consisted of three NQ diamond drill holes drilled from a common site for a total of 596 meters. The holes were drilled to test the validity of earlier drilling as well as to probe for additional gold mineralization and its geological controls.

The drill holes encountered multiple zones of gold and silver mineralization (see Table 1). All three holes were drilled to a length of 198.8 meters, the limit of the drill. Each drill hole ended in sulfide mineralization. DDH-01 was drilled at -55 degrees to the southwest. DDH-02 was a vertical drill hole. DDH-03 was drilled to the west at -50 degrees.

In addition to diamond drilling, considerable surface prospecting was done to search out old and new mineralization. The mineral claims are currently being logged due to the pine beetle devastation. As result of extensive logging road construction many new rock exposures are evident for the first time. A sample from a rock outcrop located one kilometer northwest of the diamond drilling assayed 3.62 g/t gold. Another grab sample located approximately one kilometer southeast of the drilling assayed 11.95 g/t gold. The mineralized occurrences conform to the regional north/northwesterly strike of the Quesnel Trough.

The gold and silver analyses were done by ALS Chemex and Acme Analytical Laboratories Limited.

Brian Simmons P.Eng. is the Qualified Person (as defined in National Instruments 43-101) who supervised this exploration program and reviewed this news release.

August 2, 2007

We are pleased to announce that Cayenne Gold Mines Ltd. has been contacted by the Minister of Forests and Range to advise us that the Ministry plans to remove the rock slide on their road which is blocking access to our Windflower property. The minister, Mr. Rich Coleman, states in his correspondence to us that “ we will stabilize the upslope rock fall hazard and remove the rock slide to provide light vehicle traffic.”

Cayenne Gold Mines Ltd. understands from conversations with the Engineering Officer, at the Arrow Boundary Forest District that the geo-technical work has been completed, and the rock stabilization and removal project will be put out to tender ASAP.

This is good news for Cayenne Gold Mines Ltd. as we will now be able to plan exploration and development work on our Windflower property in the very near future.

Cayenne Gold Mines Ltd. requested an exemption from CNQ to change the expiry date of the $0.10 warrants from August 30, 2007 to September 30, 2007. CNQ has granted that exemption.

Work on the Hixon property has been underway for the past 5 weeks and Cayenne Gold Mines Ltd. is completing the third and final drill hole for this program. There are numerous core samples in for assay and when these results are available, we will be able to correlate and evaluate the three drill holes, and also plan future exploration and development.

Clear-cut logging is continuing over our claims due to the ravaging pine beetle infestation. As a result, we are finding many new rock exposures and several new mineralized rock outcrops which are being sampled. These samples are also in for assay and the results will be announced when the consultants have had an opportunity to evaluate the data.

H.A. Briden
President and CEO

June 18, 2007

Cayenne Gold Mines Ltd. has today, signed a contract to diamond drill the company’s Hixon Creek gold property.

The purpose of the drilling will be to confirm historical data which is not 43-101 conformable.

The target area is on the Quesnel Trough sediment-hosted gold horizon which is proving to be an intriguing geological setting for potential large, low-grade gold occurrences such as that being developed in the Spanish Mountain – Bosk Lake area to the south-east of our Hixon Creek holdings.

A significant amount of previous work has been done in the area of interest over the past many years by a number of companies searching for lode gold deposits of economic value. Most, if not all of the previous work was done when gold was much lower priced and low grade deposits were not of economic interest to early explorers.

Early work consisted of prospecting, placer mining, trenching, and underground exploration in the form of shafts and tunnels, geophysical surveys, geochemical surveys and diamond drilling.

The presence of gold has been noted and reported in many locations over the years but not in economic quantities, as the price of gold was too low to allow scattered, low-grade occurrences to be of commercial interest.

It is our intent to examine and explore wide-spread gold mineralization in an attempt to develop a viable large-tonnage, low-grade deposit of merit.

H.A. Briden
President & CEO