At the end of January, Canada Zinc Metals was present at the Vancouver Mineral Exploration Roundup Conference where we gave a paper on the Cardiac Creek deposit, and also presented the Company at two additional functions: the Core Shack and the Map Tent.  Of the over 5,800 people who attended the conference, many were able to spend time at our displays.   In all cases, positive comments were received and many said they were impressed by the project and the work we have accomplished in a relatively short time.   Perhaps you were one of them and we appreciate that you took the time to visit.

As part of our Core Shack display of maps and core, a Vancouver based group (Corebox.net) took our drill data and put it into their on-line program to show how the Cardiac Creek deposit looks in 3D. We think this is a valuable and innovative way to show what the deposit looks like in one easy step to our investors.

Below are links to a 3D model and interactive cross sections showing the drilling data on the deposit.  The most recent drilling is shown in blue and the older (pre-2008) drilling in orange.  The latest drilling from the "Cardiac Creek" zone (see news release dated December 10th, 2008) includes a number of holes designed to test the updip and the on-strike extent of the Cardiac Creek deposit. 

By clicking, holding and moving the cursor on the 3D model, you can rotate the view.  Under the section tab, you can vary the section by clicking on the interactive plan map.  By holding the cursor over any one of the colored intervals in an individual hole, the assay values of that interval will appear.

This is a very informative way for you to gain a quick appreciation for the scale and continuity of the mineralization at Cardiac Creek.

Please note that the model will only be available for viewing until the end of February.

Thank You.

See:  http://www.corebox.net/properties/akie/

Last year Canada Zinc Metals announced an initial 43-101 compliant inferred resource estimate for the Cardiac Creek zinc-lead deposit on its 100-per-cent-owned Akie property (British Columbia, Canada). At a zinc cut-off grade of 5 per cent, the deposit contains 3.95 billion pounds of zinc, 780 million pounds of lead and 8.95 million ounces of silver. The deposit remains open in all directions.

Canada Zinc Metals also owns an extensive Regional Property package (100% owned) in the Kechika Trough which will continue to be the focus of a district scale exploration program.

Please visit us at www.canadazincmetals.com

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