Canadian Zinc Corporation

Canadian Zinc Corporation is a development stage company listed on the Toronto Stock Exchange under the symbol "CZN", in the United States on the OTCQB under the symbol "CZICF" and in Germany on the Frankfurt under the symbol "SRS" and is engaged in the business of exploration and development of natural resource properties. The Company has an experienced Executive and Board and is headquartered in Vancouver, BC. Canadian Zinc aims to bring its 100%-owned Prairie Creek Mine into production at the earliest possible date once financing can be arranged. The mine, situated in the Mackenzie Mountains of the Northwest Territories, has a fascinating history which includes the famous Hunt Brothers' plan to corner the world silver market in the early 1980's. The mine hosts substantial resources of high-grade silver, zinc, and lead coupled with the established infrastructure development. Canadian Zinc Corporation (CZN) is committed to the responsible and sustainable development of mineral deposits throughout Canada. The Prairie Creek Mine has a high grade Proven and Probable Reserves measuring 7.6 million tonnes with an average grade 8.93% Zn, 8.33% Pb and 127.58 g/t Ag. These reserves will support a mine life for 17 years and the mine will operate in a responsible manner without compromising the ecological value or the importance of the area to First Nations, conservationists and the public in general. CZN has every intention of operating the Prairie Creek Mine with best available technology and environmental protection so that the temporary impact on the environment during operations are minimal, and long term effects after closure will be negligible. Wherever the Company operates, Canadian Zinc believes that mineral development and conservation of ecological resources need not be mutually exclusive. The Company's vision is the development and successful operation of the Prairie Creek Mine with controlled road access, where the ecology is protected, and mineral extraction with its related economic benefits, successfully co-exist with traditional aboriginal land uses and the Nahanni National Park Reserve.