BPU

Boss Power Corp. (TSX VENTURE:BPU) ("Boss Power" or the "Company") today
cautioned shareholders not to be influenced by dissident shareholder Anthony
Beruschi and his long-time associate Douglas Brooks. Boss Power added that their
ambush tactics should be a matter of concern to shareholders, in that Brooks
made a sworn declaration about Boss Power and supplied it to Beruschi but not to
Boss Power.


Boss Power urges shareholders to vote the YELLOW proxy for Boss Power's five
highly experienced and independent nominees for the Board. Boss Power's five
nominees are supported by the majority of the Boss Power Board and by
Institutional Shareholder Services ("ISS"), the leading independent proxy
advisory firm. Boss Power believes these nominees will act in the best interest
of all shareholders and are better positioned than Beruschi's dissidents to
create value for shareholders and provide Boss Power with good corporate
governance.


"Brooks' public declaration contains false and misleading statements that do not
represent what actually took place during Board discussions," said Ron
Netolitzky, Chairman and Acting Chief Executive Officer of Boss Power. "Beyond
the matter of content, John Bowles and I, representing the majority of Boss
Power's Board, are disappointed by the ambush tactics that Brooks participated
in." 


"We were of course aware that Brooks has had a long relationship with Beruschi
but Brooks had led us to believe that he had broken it off. Now it appears that
Brooks may have misled us. Contrary to his duties of loyalty and
confidentiality, he secretly gave to Beruschi a declaration that was designed to
assist Beruschi in his disputes with Boss Power, even though Beruschi's
interests in those disputes are adverse to Boss Power."


"But we are confident that shareholders will see through the ambush and
recognize the risk that Beruschi's weak dissident team represents. We believe
shareholders will support Boss Power's qualified nominees, who will work in the
best interests of all shareholders to move Boss Power forward."


Shareholders should be concerned about the ambush tactics Brooks participated in

Shareholders should be aware that Brooks participated in ambush tactics with his
misleading declaration. He provided Boss Power with no advance notice of his
plan to make the declaration and hand it to the dissidents. After the fact he
did not provide a copy to Boss Power. Given that he is still a member of the
Board, Boss Power believes he had ethical and legal duties to communicate with
his fellow Board members, rather than engaging in public criticism in the midst
of a proxy contest.


Instead, Brooks allowed Beruschi to make extensive use of the misleading
declaration for his dissident campaign, including news releases dated November
4, 2013, November 6, 2013 and November 7, 2013. Boss Power repeatedly asked
Beruschi's legal counsel for a copy of the declaration but Beruschi deliberately
delayed providing the declaration until November 7, 2013, which was eight full
days after the declaration date of October 30, 2013. While Boss Power remained
in the dark, Beruschi and his lawyers engaged in legal and shareholder
communication initiatives based on the misleading declaration.


After Beruschi disclosed the misleading declaration, Brooks took no initiative
to explain his decision to Boss Power. Brooks did confirm to Boss Power's legal
counsel on November 5, 2013 that he had changed his recommendation and voting
position, but this was six full days after he signed the declaration, and this
limited communication occurred only because Boss Power took the initiative to
reach out to Brooks. As soon as he told Boss Power that he had changed his
position, Boss Power issued a news release to be certain that shareholders would
know.


Boss Power believes that shareholders should not base their voting decisions on
Brooks' recommendation nor the misleading content of his declaration. Rather,
shareholders should vote based on the information in Boss Power's disclosure
documents, including the Management Information Circular dated October 22, 2013
and Boss Power's news releases and letters to shareholders.


Boss Power's nominees have the necessary skills and experience

Boss Power's five nominees are all experienced directors of publicly-traded
resource exploration companies and have a track record of success in
negotiations, value creation and mineral exploration. In contrast, two of the
four Beruschi's nominees have no experience in mineral exploration or as
directors of publicly-traded companies. The other two have experience that has
produced unimpressive outcomes.


Vote the YELLOW proxy today

Boss Power urges shareholders to vote the YELLOW proxy and ensure Boss Power
receives it prior to the voting deadline of 11:00 PM (Pacific Time) on Tuesday,
November 12, 2013. Boss Power's Letters to Shareholders, Management Information
Circular and other proxy materials can be found on Boss Power's website:
www.bosspower.ca, as well as under its SEDAR profile. For assistance with
voting, shareholders should contact Boss Power's Proxy Solicitor, Laurel Hill
Advisory Group, at 1-877-452-7184 (Toll-Free in North America) or Collect at
1-416-304-0211, or by email at assistance@laurelhill.com.


On Behalf of the Board of Directors of BOSS POWER CORP. 

Ron Netolitzky, Chairman and Acting CEO

Neither the TSX Venture Exchange nor the Investment Industry Regulatory
Organization of Canada accepts responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of
this release.


FOR FURTHER INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACT: 
Boss Power Corp.
Tony Perri
Investor Relations, Manager
(604) 688-8115
(604) 669-2543 (FAX)