BC rare earth development

RARE EARTHS, SPECIALITY
& STRATEGIC METALS
INVESTMENT SUMMIT
BC rare earth development
Michael Schuss – CEO, Canadian Int’l Minerals

IRONMONGERS’ HALL, CITY OF LONDON ● THURSDAY, 17 MAR 2011
www.ObjectiveCapitalConferences.com

CORPORATE PRESENTATION

March 2011

Canadian INTERNATIONAL MINERALS INC.

EXPLORING FOR HIGH
TECHNOLOGY METALS, RARE
EARTH METALS AND SILICA
For further information please contact:
Michael E. Schuss
President, CEO & Director
Canadian International Minerals Inc.
+1-604-241-2254
m.e.schuss@gmail.com

MARCH 2011

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www.cdnintlminerals.com

Welcome to Canadian International Minerals Inc.

Rare Metals and Minerals for
Technology and Renewable Energies

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CAUTIONARY STATEMENT
DISCLAIMER:
This presentation contains forward-looking statements including but not limited to comments
regarding the timing and content of upcoming work programs, geological interpretations, receipt of
property titles, potential mineral recovery processes, etc. Forward-looking statements address
future events and conditions and therefore, involve inherent risks and uncertainties. Actual results
may differ materially from those currently anticipated in such statements. All statements, other
than statements of historical fact, included in this presentation, and Canadian International
Minerals Inc. (CIM) future plans are forward-looking statements that involve various risks and
uncertainties. There can be no assurance that such statements will prove to be accurate, and
actual results from future events could differ materially from those anticipated in such statements.
Forward looking statements are based on the estimates and opinions of management on the date
the statements are made, and CIM does not undertake any obligation to update forward-looking
statements should conditions or management's estimates or opinions change.

INFORMATION:
The information contained in this presentation had been obtained by CIM from its own records and from
other sources deemed reliable. Data included herein have been reviewed by Qualified Persons as
defined by National Instrument 43-101. While all of the historical data is considered complete and the
procedures followed appear to be reliable the Company has not completed the necessary work to verify
them. No representation or warranty is made as to their accuracy or completeness.

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CIM’S CORPORATE GOAL

INCREASE SHAREHOLDER VALUE THROUGH:
 DEFINING ECONOMIC HIGH TECHNOLOGY METALS (RARE
EARTH AND SILICA) MINERAL RESOURCES.
 DEVELOP HIGH TECHNOLOGY METALS MINING
OPERATION(S) ON DEFINED RESOURCES ALONE OR
THROUGH JOINT VENTURE AGREEMENTS.
 ADVANCE THE COMPANY’S EXCELSIOR AND COPPER
MOUNTAIN PROJECTS ALONE OR THROUGH JOINT VENTURE
AGREEMENTS.

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CIM’S STATEGY

 DISCOVERY, EXPLORATION AND DEVELOPMENT OF HIGH TECHNOLOGY METALS DEPOSITS
(RARE EARTH AND SILICON) FOR TECHNOLOGIES RELATED TO RENEWABLE ENERGY,
HYBRID VEHICLES, CLEAN AIR AND CARBON EMISSION REDUCTION.
 MANY OF THE EXISTING HIGH TECHNOLOGY METALS MINES AND DEPOSITS WERE
ESTABLISHED AT THE TIME WHEN SOLID STATE ELECTRONICS WERE INTRODUCED IN THE
1950'S. TRANSISTORS AND OTHER COMPONENTS THAT REPLACED VACUUM TUBES
NEEDED NEW METALS SUCH AS SILICON AND TANTALUM. THE NEXT WAVE OF
EXPLORATION IN THE 1970'S WAS WITH THE RISE IN DEMAND DRIVEN BY THE
PERSONAL COMPUTER. THERE IS A MAJOR HIATUS, UP TO 50 YEARS, IN EXPLORATION
AND NEW DISCOVERIES OF HIGH TECH METALS AND MINERALS.
 SILICON, GERMANIUM, GALLIUM, INDIUM, TANTALUM, LANTHANUM AND NEODYMIUM
ARE METALS THAT CAN'T BE REPLACED IN NEW TECHNOLOGIES WHICH THE WORLD HAS
NOW COME TO TAKE FOR GRANTED.
 ALL NEW GREEN TECHNOLOGIES ARE DEPENDENT ON HIGH TECHNOLOGY METALS AND
PRESENT AND UPCOMING WORLDWIDE ENVIRONMENTAL REGULATIONS AND CARBON
TAXES ARE ALSO DEPENDENT ON THESE TECHNOLOGIES ENABLING INDUSTRY TO
COMPLY.
 HANDHELD ELECTRONICS DEPEND ON THESE HIGH TECHNOLOGY METALS, AS DO MANY
CHEMICAL PROCESSES FOR A WIDE VARIETY OF EVERYDAY PRODUCTS.
 VERY LITTLE DATA FROM PREVIOUS EXPLORATION PROGRAMS EXISTS FOR HIGH .
 MOST OF PREVIOUS EXPLORATION HAS BEEN DONE BY TECHNOLOGY COMPANIES OR
GOVERNMENT AGENCIES DURING THE COLD WAR WHEN THE WORK WAS DEEMED TOP
SECRET.
 THIS PROVIDES AN EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY FOR CIM TO USE BASIC GEOLOGICAL
RESEARCH AND PROSPECTING TO ACQUIRE A LARGE PORTFOLIO OF HIGH POTENTIAL
TARGETS AT LOW COST.

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CIM’s MANAGEMENT
Michael E. Schuss, President, CEO, Secretary & Director
 Mr. Schuss has over 30 years experience in mining exploration and venture capital. He has worked in national brokerage firm,
several underground mining and surface drilling contractors as well as being director, officer and consultant to several V.S.E.,
A.S.E., and T.S.X. Venture companies. He first travelled to China in 1989 and to Africa in 1993, and consulted for Canadian
juniors operating in these regions. African projects identified by Mr.Schuss resulted in development including a million ounce gold
deposit and joint ventures with a world class gold and two mid tier gold producers. Hhe has specialized in acquiring mining
properties in Africa, China and Canada for junior mining companies.
Tor Bruland, M.Sc., P.Geo., Director
 Mr. Bruland is a graduate of the University of Bergen, Norway, with Cand. Mag. (B.Sc.) in 1977 and Cand. Real. (M.Sc.) in 1980.
Mr. Bruland arrived in Canada in 1980 and has more than 30 years exploration and management experience in the industry with
major mining companies and junior exploration companies.
Casey Forward,C.G.A., CFO & Director
 As an independent professional accountant in Canada since 1990, Casey has worked for public companies in Canada, the
United States, and Great Britain. He has owned companies in Canada and, in particular, he was an owner and president of a
company in the construction and land development business and an owner and president of a storage and transport company,
both located in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. Before entering the field of accountancy, he was studying molecular biology at the
University of Manitoba.
Garth Evans, B.A., Director
 A partner in the law firm Barbeau, Evans & Goldstein, Garth has a lifelong interest in mining exploration. He was previously a
director and chairman of Ecstall Mining Corporation, which was taken over by Mantle Resources - now Canadian Zinc Metals
Corp.
Chris Verrico., Director
 Mr. Verrico has extensive experience in mining and construction contracting, particularly in Northern Canada. He is currently
President and CEO of Lateegra Gold Corp.

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CIM’s ADVISORY BOARD
Roger Mitchell, F.R.S.C., F.M.S.A., Professor Emeritus, Lakehead University, Thunder Bay
 Dr. Mitchell is one of the world's leading authorities on the occurrence and genesis of alkaline rocks. His extensive work on the
mineralogy, petrology and geochemistry of kimberlites has confirmed the standard genetic model, culminating in his definitive
book on this important group of rocks. He has also worked extensively on the character and origin of lamproites, resulting in a
new model for their genesis, and publication of the definitive book on these rocks. His work is marked by that rare combination of
thoroughness and imagination, and has established him as a foremost petrologist in Canada. He is also a world authority on
carbonatites. Among other honours, he is one of 12 Honorary Fellows of the Geological Society of India.
Lee Groat, B.Sc., Ph.D., Professor, Director, Integrated Science program, UBC
 1999 recipient of the Young Scientist Award of the Mineralogical Association of Canada. With many publications to his credit, and
as editor of American Mineralogist, he is a noted authority on the environment and occurrence of carbonatites, pegmatites, and
favorable hosts to rare earths and high tech metals.
Anton Chakhmouradian, Ph.D., Professor, Geological Sciences, University of Manitoba
 Dr. Chakhmouradian, who originally hails from St Petersburg, teaches and researches mineralogy, igneous and metamorphic
petrology, and gemology at the University of Manitoba, and is 2005 recipient of the Young Scientist Award of the Mineralogical
Association of Canada. He has published widely and among other accomplishments is internationally recognized as an authority
on the mineralogy and petrology of alkaline rocks.
Paul Brockington, Consultant
 Mining Engineer and seasoned mining executive, Paul spent his early professional career in both open pit and underground
operations in Africa and Canada. After gaining extensive financial contacts as a mining analyst with a major brokerage, he served
as chairman of a provincial mining corporation with operations producing tantalum, and base and precious metals.
Thomas Hasek, P.Eng
 Geologist with over 40 years in the mining industry, including directing exploration and development ventures in numerous
jurisdictions and environments. He has served as a director and executive of several public companies.

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 Authorized shares: Unlimited
 As of February 1, 2011:
 Issued & outstanding Common Shares: 55,511,703
 Outstanding Common shares options:
1,165,000 @ CDN$0.13 to 2012
400,000 @ CDN$0.45 to 2012
1,700,000 @ CDN$0.12 to 2015
250,000 @ CDN$0.53 to 2016
 Outstanding Common shares warrants:
3,639,250 @ CDN$0.15 to 2011
6,128,760 @ CDN$0.15 to 2012

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Rare Earths & Rock That Host Them

“Their correct pronunciation is as
disputable as their origin.”

– Dr. Anton Chakhmouradian

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RARE EARTH ELEMENTS

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Rare Earth Uses in cars

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Light Rare Earth Uses in cars

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RARE EARTH OXIDES (REO)
2010 forecast

Note: China announced a further 11% reduction in export in December 2010

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RARE EARTHS

IMCOA-SME 2010

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Element Demand1 Supply/Production2
Rare Earth Oxides Symbol REO Tonnes % REO Tonnes %
Lanthanum La 54,000 28.0% 59,000 27.0%
Cerium Ce 69,500 37.0% 89,000 40.0%
Praseodymium Pr 7,000 4.0% 10,500 5.0%
Neodymium Nd 39,000 20.0% 36,000 16.0%
Samarium Sm 2,000 1.0% 4,500 2.0%
Europium Eu 1,100 0.5% 1,000 0.4%
Gadolinium Gd 200 0.1% 3,500 1.6%
Terbium Tb 600 0.3% 300 0.15%
Dysprosium Dy 2,500 1.4% 2,000 0.9%
Erbium Er 850 0.5% 1,000 0.4%
Yttrium Y 13,000 7.0% 12,000 5.5%
Holium-Thulium-Ytterbium-Lutetium Ho-Tm-Yb-Lu 250 0.2% 1,200 1.15%
TOTAL 190,000 100.0% 220,000 100.1%
Source: Roskill & IMOCA Notes: 1. Figures have been rounded

2. Analysis based on current industry average grades

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Element As of As of %

Rare Earth Oxides Symbol 5-Jan-10 5-Aug-10 Increase

Lanthanum La $5.60 $33.50 498%

Cerium Ce $4.15 $33.00 695%

Praseodymium Pr $21.50 $54.50 153%

Light Neodymium Nd $22.50 $55.25 146%
Rare
Earths Samarium Sm $3.95 $31.80 705%

Europium Eu $485.00 $590.00 22%

Gadolinium Gd $6.75 $40.00 493%

Terbium Tb $365.00 $605.00 66%

Heavy Dysprosium Dy $117.25 $286.50 144%
Rare
Earths Yttrium Y $10.25 $34.50 237%

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Project Locations

RARE EARTH PROJECTS SILICA PROJECTS
Carbo Silicon
Dead Horse Creek Solar
Prairie Creek
Excelsior
Cinder Lake YT

NT
NU

BC

Carbo
Prince AB
George NL
MB
SK
Solar Cinder Lake

Vancouver Silicon QC
Copper Mountain ON
Prairie Creek PEI
COPPER PROJECTS Dead Horse Creek NB
GOLD PROJECTS
Copper Mountain Thunder Bay Montreal
NS Excelsior

Toronto

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Carbo Project
Rare Eearth Eelements, Prince George, BC

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Carbo Project

 MAIN CARBO BLOCK (FIGURE 1): 6 CLAIMS FOR 1,952.9 HECTARES
OR 19.5 KM2
 JOINT VENTURE: CIM (75%) & COMMERCE RESOURCE CORP. (25%)
 AIRBORNE MAGNETICS AND RADIOMETRIC SURVEY; 566 LINE KM
AT 50 M SPACING
 SOIL AUGER GEOCHEMICAL SURVEY
 INITIAL DRILLING: 9 HOLES NQ-2 FOR TOTAL 1,938.9 M
 WEST CARBO BLOCK: 2 CLAIMS FOR 938.4 HECTARES OR 9.4 KM2
 JOINT VENTURE: CIM (75%) & COMMERCE RESOURCE CORP. (25%)
 NORTH BLOCK: 2 CLAIMS FOR 618.9 HECTARES OR 6.2 KM2, 100%
CIM OWNED

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Carbo Project

 LOCATED IN THE EMERGING WICHEEDA RARE EARTH CARBONATITE DISTRICT
 THE DISTRICT IS LOCATED ALONG THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN TRENCH THAT IS RECOGNIZED
AS THE LOCUS OF NUMEROUS ADJACENT, POTENTIAL ECONOMIC, CONCENTRATION OF
RARE EARTH METALS
 THE CLAIMS ARE UNDERLAIN BY UPPER CAMBRIAN AND LOWER ORDOVICIA KECHIKA
GROUP INTERBEDDED LIMESTONES, CALCAREOUS ARGILLITES AND ARGILLITE WITH
CONSISTENT NW TRENDING ATTITUDES AND SUBVERTICAL DIPS.
 ALONG A 15 KM LONG SOUTHEAST TRENDING ZONE THE KECHIKA GROUP IS INTRUDED BY
A SERIES OF INTRUSIVE BODIES COMPRISED OF CARBONATITES, SYENITES AND
ASSOCIATED SYENITIC BRECCIAS. (LAKE CARBONATITES, MAIN ZONE CARBONATITE
PLUG, PRINCE CARBONATITE-SYENITE AND THE FLUORITE GRID CARBONATITE).
 CIM’S MAIN CARBO BLOCK COVER THE PRINCE CARBONATITE-SYENITE THAT EXTEND
FOR APPROXIMATELY 2.5 KM WITH WIDTH UP TO 100 M
 SPECTRUM MINING CORP.’S CLAIMS COVER LAKE CARBONATITES, MAIN ZONE
CARBONATITE PLUG AND THE FLUORITE GRID CARBONATITE
 DRILLING SPECTRUM IN 2008 INTERSECTED 48 M 3.55% TREO AND IN 2009 INTERSECTED 72
M 2.92% TREO

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Carbo Project
2010 Auger Soil Grids and Diamond Drilling location

558,000E 559,000E 560,000E 561,000E 562,000E 563,000E 564,000E

6,045,000N CARBO1,
515430

6,044,000N 1,0
05.8

914.4
Pad#5

CA-10
-008
CA-10
-007
425 grid
1,0
Pad#6
66.8
CA-10
CA-10-005
-006
SPECTRUM-2009
(15, 16 & 17) Helipad O/C 1,127.
CA-10 CA-10-004
8
-002
CA-10 CA-10 CA-10-003
-009 -001

1,219.
2

SPECTRUM-2009
Road junction to
Wicheeda Lake
SPECTRUM-2009 (12 & 13)
(18 & 19) 09-WI-11 09-WI-06
08-WI-04 08-WI-03
SPECTRUM-2009

LEGEND
09-WI-05 1,310
6,043,000N
Helipad
09-WI-14 (07,08, 09 & 10) .6
08-WI-02 SPECTRUM
2008
08-WI-01 Drill water source

CARBO2,
Trail Draw
515432 HELIPAD, WATER SOURCE,
Gravel Pit -
Trail Ridge
708 grid
GRAVEL PIT ROAD JUNCTION
Helicopter staging
406 grid

1,371.6
CANADIAN INTERNATIONAL
6,042,000N CA-10-004
MINERALS DDH COLLAR, DDH
NUMBETR & HORIZONTAL
CARBO WEST, PROJECTION
536347
O/C
ROCK OUTCROP
PRINCE CARBONATITE- SYENITE
(mapped by Teck Corp., 1987)
6,041,000N
729 grid
TREO 1,
661583 CANADIAN INTERNATIONAL
MINERALS CLAIM
BOUNDARIES

1,432.6
CARBO3,
515433
08-WI-04
SPECTRUM 2008 DDH COLLAR,
DDH NUMBER & HORIZONTAL
6,040,000N PROJECTION
SPECTRUM-2009-D

WICHCIKA, SPECTRUM'S 2009 DDH PAD
834772 LOCATION & DDH
HORIZONTAL PROJECTION
CARBO EXTEN, 406 grid

660563 CANADIAN INTERNATIONAL
MINERALS 2010 AUGER GRIDS
6,039,000N

CARBO PROPERTY
CLAIM MAP
6,038,000N

DATE: NOVEMBER 2010 DRAWN: TB
6,037,000N

FIGURE 1

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Carbo Project
2010 Airborne Geophysics, Total Magnetics

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Carbo Project
2010 Airborne Geophysics, Radiometrics-Th ppm

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Carbo Project
2010 Airborne Geophysics, Radiometrics-Th ppm,
Northern Part

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Carbo Project
2010 Diamond Drill hole locations

558,900E 559,000E 559,100E 559,200E 559,300E 559,400E 559,500E 559,600E

A 1,005.8
6,043,800N
Pad#5
B CA-10 1
B',036.2
6,043,700N CA-10
-008 -007 LEGEND
1,0
1,0 66. HELIPAD

6,043,600N CA-10-005
CA-10 Pad#6 97. 8 DDH COLLAR,
-006 3 CA-10-004
DDH NUMBETR &
HORIZONTAL
PROJECTION
Helipad O/C 1,1 1,12 ROCK OUTCROP
7.8
O/C

A

6,043,500N CA-10 58 CA-10-004
CROSS & LONG

-002
.2 A'
SECTIONS

CA-10 CA-10 1,1 CA-10-003
CLAIM
BOUNDARIES &
-009 -001 88 CARBO1,NAME

.7
515430
6,043,400N 425 grid CANADIAN
INTERNATIONAL
1,21
1,2 9.2
425 grid MINERALS 2010
AUGER GRIDS

2010 DIAMOND
6,043,300N
1,2 49. DRILLING
80 7
.2 CARBO1, 50 m 0 50 m 100 m

6,043,200N A' 515430 DATE: JANUARY 2011 DRAWN: TB

FIGURE 4

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Carbo Project
2010 Diamond Drilling

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Carbo Project
Cross Section A – A’

X-SECTION 559,130 E;
A - A', LOOKING W
LEGEND

6,043,300N

6,043,500N

6,043,800N
6,043,600N
6,043,200N

6,043,400N

6,043,700N
1,300 m CA-10-001
CA-10-009

1,200 m

1,100 m

CA-10-007
29.5 m E

CA-10-005 1,000 m

2010 DIAMOND
DRILLING
900 m
50 m 0 50 m 100 m
CA-10-006
CA-10-008
99.2 m W DATE: JANUARY 2011 DRAWN: TB

800 m FIGURE 5

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Carbo Project
Cross Section B – B’

LONG-SECTION 6,043,711 N;
B - B', LOOKING N
LEGEND

558,900 E
558,800 E

559,000 E

559,100 E

559,200 E

559,300 E
1,300 m CA-10-001

1,200 m

32.5 m N
?

?
1,100 m

CA-10-007
3.5 m N

? CA-10-005
1,000 m
94.0 S

?

2010 DIAMOND
?

DRILLING
?

900 m
?
? 50 m 0 50 m 100 m
CA-10-006
87.0 S
CA-10-008
46.7 S DATE: JANUARY 2011 DRAWN: TB

800 m FIGURE 6

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Dead Horse Creek & Prairie Lake Projects
Rare Earth Elements, Marathon, Ontario

Regional geology
and location of the
GERALDTON Dead Horse Creek
volcaniclastic breccia
& Prairei Lake
Killala Lake Prairie Lake Complex
Long Complex
Project
Lake Prairie
Lake
Complex
Dead Horse Creek
Project

Coldwell
Lake Complex
Superior
Ashburton Bay
MARATHON After Sage 1991; Smyk et al. 1993

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Dead Horse Creek & Prairie Lake Projects

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Dead Horse Creek Project

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 TWO CLAIM BOCKS FOR 1,456 HECTARES OR 14.6 KM2 20 KM APPART
 CIM TO EARN 100% INTEREST SUBJECT TO 3% NSR
 HOST ROCK IS MAFIC META-VOLCANIC AND CLASTIC META-SEDIMENTS WITH 5 DIATREME
STRUCTURES
 DIATREMES ARE OVOID TO ELLIPSOID RANGING FROM 30 BY 70 M TO 350 BY 600M WITH STEEP
DIP TO VERTICAL
 RARE EARTH AND BERYLLIUM MINERALIZATION HAS BEEN IDENTIFIED IN BOTH WEST AND
NORTH DIATREME STRUCTURES.
 RARE EARTH MINERALIZATION APPEAR TO BE ASSOCIATED WITH U AND Th BEARING MINERALS
WITH HIGHEST GRADE IN OXIDIZED HEMATITIC BRECCIA
 GULF MINERALS CANADA DRILLED 8 SHORT HOLES IN 1977 WITH UP TO 1,900 PPM Ce AND UP TO
1,111 PPM Y
 UNOCAL CANADA ESTABLISH WEST DIATREME WITH 0.058% Y2O3, 1.85% ZrO2, 0.2% BeO AND 0.031
PPM U3O8 OVER 82 M WITH WIDTH OF 1.5 M AND SUB-PARALLEL ZONE OF 0.23% Y2O3, 0.4% ZrO2
OVER 52 M WITH WIDTH OF 1.7 M
 AIRBORNE MAGNETICS AND RADIOMETRIC SURVEY; 320 LINE KM AT 50 M SPACING

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Located adjacent to Trans-Canada Hwy 1

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Prairie Lake Project

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Prairie Lake Project

 218 MINERAL CLAIMS IN 16 CLAIM BOCKS FOR 3,504 HECTARES OR 35.0 KM2
 CIM SIGNED AGREEMENT TO EARN 100% INTEREST SUBJECT TO 3% NSR
DECEMBER 1, 2010
 THE CLAIMS SURROUND THE PRAIRIE LAKE CARBONATITE COMPLEX (PLCC).
THE PLCC LIES AT THE INTERSECTION OF FRACTURES SUBSIDIARY TO THE
NORTHERN EXTENSION OF THE BIG BAY-ASHBURTON FAULT (BBAF). THE BBAF
IS DEEP SEATED, RELATED TO THE LAKE SUPERIOR MID CONTINENTAL FAULT,
AND IS CONSIDERED TO BE A CONTROLLING STRUCTURE IN THE FORMATION
OF THE MAJOR ALKALINE INTRUSIVES AT PRAIRIE AND KILLALA LAKES, AND
THE COLDWELL COMPLEX, WHICH IS ADJACENT TO THE COMPANY'S DEAD
HORSE CREEK (DHC) PROPERTY TO THE NORTHWEST
 FIELD WORK CONDUCTED BY THE VENDOR AND CONFIRMED BY CIN HAS
LOCATED MULTIPLE NEW OCCURRENCES OF ALKALINE ROCKS WHICH
CONTAIN REES AS WELL AS ELEVATED RADIOMETRIC SIGNATURES.

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Silicon Project
Silica, Golden, BC

GOLDEN

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Silicon Project
Silica, Golden, BC
 FOUR CLAIMS COVERING 1,274.7 HECTARES OR 12.7 KM2 2 TO 10 KM SOUTHEAST OF GOLDEN
 PARTLY SURROUNDING HUNT SILICA MINE LEASE THAT HAS BEEN IN INTERMITTEND OPERATION FOR NEARLY
30 YEARS
 THE CLAIMS ARE 100% OWNED BY CIM
 MOUNT WILSON FORMATION QUARTZITE HAS BEEN EXPLOITED FOR METALLURGICAL AND OTHER SILICA
GRADES FOR OVER 60 YEARS
 THE FORMATION IS STRUCTURALLY REPEATED
 THE ONLY SAMPLING OF THE QUARTZITE IN 1970 REPORTED OVER 98% SILICA
SiO2 Total Fe Al2O3 CaO

98.76 0.07 1.13 nil

97.94 0.05 1.25 nil

98.24 0.05 0.85 nil

 2010 SAMPLING RETURNED VERY HIGH SILCA CONTENT WITHAVERAGE 0.25% Fe2O3
 ONGOING DISCUSSIONS WITH OWNER OF THE HUNT SILICA MINE LEASE, BERT MILLER, ABOUT PURCHASE OF
THE LEASE WHICH INCLUDE RAILROAD RIGHT AWAY AND ROAD ACCESS
 THE HUNT SILICA MINE LEASE HAS STRUCTURALLY REPEATED MOUNT WILSON FORMATION QUARTZITE IN
EXCESS OF 450 M

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Solar Project
Silica, Golden, BC

GOLDEN

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Solar Project
Silica, Golden, BC
 FOUR CLAIMS COVERING 707.8 HECTARES OR 12.1 KM2 5 KM NORTHEAST OF GOLDEN
 LOCATED IMMIDIATE TO SOUTHEAST OF MOUNT MOBERLY SILICA MINE THAT HAS BEEN
OPERATED FOR NEARLY 30 YEARS BY MOUNTAIN MINERALS COMPANY LTD.
 SAMPLES FROM 1975: SiO2 Fe2O3 CaO Al2O3 LOI

99.61 0.07 0.005 0.13 0.01

99.64 0.06 0.005 0.1 0.02

 RECENT WASHED SAND ANALYSIS

SiO2 Fe2O3 Al2O3 CaO MgO Na2O K2O TiO2 LOI

99.67 0.02 0.06 0.06 0.02 0.01 0.02 0.01 0.12”

 COVER PURE TO VERY PURE MOUNT WILSON FORMATION QUARTZITE
 THERE ARE 3 STRUCTURAL REPETITION OF MOUNT WILSON FORMATION QUARTZITE ON
THE CLAIMS
 2010 SAMPLING RETURNED VERY HIGH SILCA CONTENT WITHAVERAGE 0.25% Fe2O3

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Silicon & Solar Projects
Silica, Golden, BC

Infrastructure – Golden Rail Yard

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Silicon & Solar Projects
Silica, Hunt Silica Lease-Lower Pit, Golden, BC

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Excelsior Project
Gold, Yukon

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Excelsior Project
Gold, Yukon
 56 CLAIMS THAT ARE 100% CIM OWNED
 WHITE GOLD DISTRICT YUKON
 25 KM NORTHWEST OF THE KINROSS GOLD CORP.’S GOLDEN SADDLE
DEPOSIT
 THE GOLDEN SADDLE DEPOSIT IS OPEN ALONG STRIKE TO THE
NORTHEAST, AND DOWN DIP TO THE NORTHWEST. THE MOST
NORTHEASTERLY AND DEEPEST HOLES COMPLETED TO-DATE
INCLUDE HOLES WD09-101, WHICH INTERSECTED 4.86 G/T AU OVER
23.38 METERS AND WD09-103 WHICH INTERSECTED 5.07 G/T AU OVER
25.38 METERS.
 STRENGTH OF ALTERATION AND MINERALIZATION AT GOLDEN SADDLE
INCREASES IN INTENSITY TO THE NORTHEAST.
 CLAIMS COVER META-SEDIMENTS WITH GRANITIC DYKES WITH
HYDROTHERMAL ALTERATION

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Copper Mountain Project, BC
Copper, Princeton, BC

Proposed Titan
IP Survey

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Copper Mountain Project, BC
Copper, Princeton, BC

 FIVE CLAIMS THAT COVER APPROXIMATELY 1,410 HECTARES OR 14.1 KM2
 LOCATED ADJACENT IN THE COPPER MOUNTAIN MINING CAMP THAT HAS HAD PRODUCTION OF 1.42
BILLION POUNDS OF COPPER, 8.5 MILLION OUNCES SILVER AND 0.5 MILLION OUNCES GOLD BETWEEN
1908 AND 1996.
 COPPER MOUNTAIN MINING CORP. LOCATED TO THE IMMEDIATE EAST, IS SCHEDULED START MINING
IN JUNE 2011 WITH MEASURED AND INDICATED RESOURCES OF 359.6 MILLION TONNES AT 0.37%
COPPER AT 0.2% COPPER CUT-OFF AT A RATE OF 35,000 TONNES PER DAY WITH ANNUAL PRODUCTION
OF 105 MILLION POUNDS COPPER
 COPPER MOUNTAIN MINING CAMP IS CLASSIFIED AS ALKALIC PORPHYRY COPPER MINERALIZATION
WITH GOLD AND SILVER CREDITS WITH ASSOCIATED SKARN MINERALIZATION (HISTORIC INGERBELLE
DEPOSIT)
 EXPLORATION WORK COMPLETED ON THE CLAIMS BETWEEN 1970 AND 1990 HAS BEEN LIMITED TO
SOIL GEOCHEMESTRY PLUS LIMITED MAGNETIC AND INDUCED POLARIZATION SURVEYS
 CIM HAS COMPLETED PROSPECTING AND AIRBORNE MAGNETIC AND ELECTOMAGNETIC SURVEYS
WITH A MAGNETIC ANOMALY WITH SIMILAR SIGNATURE AS THE HISTORIC INGERBELLE DEPOSIT

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2011 EXPLORATION PROGRAM
 CARBO PROJECT:
CONSTRUCT 7.5 KM OF ACCESS ROAD FOR SECOND PHASE OF DRILLING
SECOND PHASE OF DRILLING; FOLLOW UP 2010 DRILLIN AND PRINCE CARBONATITE-SYENITE
INITIAL METALLURGICAL TESTING
 DEAD HORSE CREEK:
PROSPECTING, MAPPING AND GEOCHEMICAL SURVEYS TO FOLLOW UP AIRBORNE SURVEY
INITIAL DRILLING
 PRAIRIE LAKE
AIRBORNE MAGNETIC AND RADIOMETRIC SURVEY
PROSPECTING, MAPPING AND GEOCHEMICAL SURVEYS TO FOLLOW UP AIRBORNE SURVEY
 SILICON
TERMNATE NEGOTION FOR HUNT SILICA MINE LEASE
DRILLING FOR RESOURCE ESTIMATE & START METALLURGICAL TESTING
 SOLAR
DRILLING FOR RESOURCE ESTIMATE & START METALLURGICAL TESTING
 EXCELSIOR
MINIMUM WORK REQUIERMENT & IDENTIFY POTENTIAL JOINT VENTURE PARTNERS
 COPPER MOUNTAIN
MINIMUM WORK REQUIERMENT & IDENTIFY POTENTIAL JOINT VENTURE PARTNERS

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2011 EXPLORATION BUDGET
PROJECT DESCRIPTION CDN$

CARBO ROAD CONSTRUCTION, DRILLING & METALLURGICAL $1,750,000

DEADHORSE CREEK MAPPING, GEOCHEMICAL & DRILLING $700,000

PRAIRIE CREEK AIRBORNE SURVEY, MAPPING & GEOCHEMICAL $250,000

SILICON HUNT ACQUISITION, DRILLING & METALLURGICAL $1,500,000

SOLAR DRILLING & METALLURGICAL $500,000

EXCELSIOR MINIMUM WORK & JOINT VENTURE IDENTIFICATION $100,000

COPPER MOUNTAIN MINIMUM WORK & JOINT VENTURE IDENTIFICATION $200,000

TOTAL $5,000,000

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Corporate Directory

Head Office Canadian International Minerals Inc

Suite 1128
789 West Pender Street
Vancouver, BC
Canada V6C 1H2
Phone +1-604-669-9330
Fax +1-604-669-9335

Investor Contact Michael Schuss
+1-604-241-2254
Email m.e.schuss@gmail.com

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EXPLORING FOR HIGH
TECHNOLOGY METALS, RARE
EARTH METALS AND SILICA
For further information please contact:
Michael E. Schuss
President, CEO & Director
Canadian International Minerals Inc.
+1-604-241-2254
m.e.schuss@gmail.com

MARCH 2011

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