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TEMPORARY CEASE TRADE ORDER ISSUED ON EUSTON CAPITAL CORPORATION

Released on November 4, 2004

The Securities Division of the Saskatchewan Financial Services Commission issued a temporary cease trade order today for the company and individuals involved in Euston Capital Corporation ("Euston") of Toronto, Ontario.

The Order was issued with respect to Euston Capital Corporation, its President, George Schwartz, and Investor Relations employees Charles Saks, Norman MacLeod, Peter Robinson and Michael DiCaprio. The Securities Division is concerned that the trading activities of this company are not in accordance with the requirements of the Securities laws in Saskatchewan.

Euston Capital Corporation holds itself out to be a corporation providing, "… clients with individualized prescription drug benefit plan solutions by delivering customized plan design, clinical services, ongoing interactive monitoring and reporting, consulting and other services."

Vic Pankratz, Deputy Director of Enforcement for the Saskatchewan Financial Services Commission, advises that people who are interested in investing in this type of activity should first seek advice from a stock broker, lawyer, accountant, bank or Credit Union Manager, financial advisor or the Securities Division of the Saskatchewan Financial Services Commission.

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For More Information, Contact:

Vic Pankratz
Financial Services Commission
Regina
Phone: (306) 787-5645

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