The document provides details about Canadian Zinc Corporation's Annual General Meeting to be held on June 16th, 2010 at 10am on the 30th floor of 650 West Georgia Street in Vancouver, British Columbia. It also contains forward-looking statements and estimates regarding the Prairie Creek Mine project, including mineral resource estimates, production levels, costs, and future plans and objectives. There are risks that actual results may vary from projections. Canadian Zinc does not yet hold an operating permit for the mine and their application is currently undergoing environmental assessment.

1. ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING
JUNE 16TH, 2010
10am, 30th Floor , 650 West Georgia Street,
Vancouver, British Columbia
www.canadianzinc.com June 16/2010

2. Some of the statements in this presentation are forward-looking
statements and as such are based on an assumed set of the geological
and economic conditions and planned courses of action. These include
estimates of mineral resources, f t
ti t f i l future production levels and grades,
d ti l l d d
expectations regarding mine production costs, expected trends in mineral
prices and statements that describe Canadian Zinc Corporation’s future
plans, objectives or goals.
There is a significant risk that actual results will vary, perhaps materially,
from results projected depending on such factors as changes in general
economic conditions and financial markets, changes in prices for silver,
zinc and lead metals technological and operational hazards in mining
metals,
and mine development activities, uncertainties inherent in the calculation
of mineral reserves, mineral resources and metal recoveries, the timing
and availability of financing, regulatory, governmental and other permitting
approvals, labour relations and other risk factors listed from time to time in
Canadian Zinc Corporation’s Annual Information Form.
Canadian Zinc Corporation does NOT yet hold a permit for the operation
of the Prairie Creek Mine.
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Approximate Scale
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Kilometers
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Expansion Boundry
Option 1 - Sept 2007 Fort Providence
Watson Lake
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National Park
Fort Nelson

4.  1928 - Original discovery
 1960’s - Discovery and underground development of
Main Zone b
M i Z began and establishment of camp
d t bli h t f
 1979 to 1982 - Hunt Brothers Cadillac Exploration, mine
site infrastructure setup, road to Liard Highway
established, Feasibility Study completed and fully
permitted
 1982 - Silver price collapses and Cadillac entered into
bankruptcy 3 months prior to mine production
 1992 to 1993 - San Andreas options property and fully
acquires Prairie Creek
 1999 - San Andreas name change to Canadian Zinc
 2000 to 2008 - CZN exploration and development
programs
 2008 - Application for Operations referred to EA
 2009/10 – In EA process

5. WINTER ROAD TO LIARD
3 LEVELS OF UG
3000 FOOT AIRSTRIP
1000 TPD MILL
HOLDING POND
ACCOMMODATIONS
WORKSHOPS, OFFICE
FUEL FARM

6. Grab Sample: 820 g/t Ag,
10% Zn, 16% Pb, 3.5% Cu
Sam Trench Results: 1.52m @
20% Zn, 13% Pb, 219g/t Ag
Prai
ault
rie C
Gate F
reek
Zinc in Soil anomaly
Rico Trench Results: 1.1m @
18% Zn, 35%Pb, 242g/t Ag
Previous surveys indicate
y
strong geochemical
PRAIRIE CREEK anomalies between Main
Zone and Rico
PROPERTY TENURE:
MAIN ZONE:
2
6 Mining Claims 3 Prairie Creek
Minesite
8 Mining Leases 4
DDH 95-103: 2.0m @
5
2 Surface Leases 29% Zn, 13%Pb, 73g/t Ag
DDH 95-124: 5.5m @
Total 9,163 Ha. 6 7.5% Zn, 2%Pb, 49g/t Ag
lt
PC Fau
7 DDH 94-064: 2.1m @
21% Zn, 9%Pb, 192g/t Ag
16 km DDH 06-170: 10.13m @
8 6% Zn, 9%Pb, 113g/t Ag
9
Trenching, drilling and undergroung
10 work done by previous operators in
Zones 7 through 12 to be followed up
11 by CZN exploration campaigns.
CZN Claims & Leases
12
Mineralized Z
Mi li d Zones

7. Project Potential
j
Proposed
Deep
Hole

8. Project Potential
j
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10. TYPE RESOURCE CATEGORY TONNES Pb (%) Zn (%) Ag (g/t) Cu (%)
MAIN QUARTZ VEIN (MQV) Measured 938,624 11.63 13.11 211.89 0.465
Indicated 2,944,862 12.67 11.16 212.39 0.472
M+I 3,883,486 12.42 11.63 212.27 0.470
Inferred 5,516,297 11.46 13.55 215.53 0.516
STRATABOUND (SB) Measured 611,417 6.68 10.85 67.55 ‐
Indicated 663,261 5.53 10.15 61.99 ‐
M+I 1,274,678 6.08 10.49 64.66 ‐
Inferred 21,234 5.65 10.49 55.71 ‐
Measured 1,550,041 9.68 12.22 155.0 0.282
Indicated 3,608,123
3 608 123 11.36
11 36 10.97
10 97 184.7
184 7 0.385
0 385
MQV + SB M+I 5,158,164 10.85 11.35 175.8 0.354
Inferred 5,537,531 11.44 13.54 214.9 0.514
STOCKWORK Indicated 682,165 2.68 5.85 50.15 0.112
Inferred 4,045 2.51 5.54 51.31 0.126
TOTALS Measured 1,550,041 9.68 12.22 154.95 0.282
Indicated 4,290,288 9.98 10.16 163.34 0.342
M+I 5,840,329 9.90 10.71 161.12 0.326
Inferred 5,541,576 11.43 13.53 214.80 0.514
Source: Minefill Service, Inc. 2007, 43-101 compliant

11. Mill Flotation Circuit
700 hp ball mill
1000 tpd flotation cells
Thickener tanks
Larox filters
To Install: Paste backfill plant & Pb ox circuit
Produce Pb and Zn Cons

12. Replacement: 1500 kw CAT
Generator
TANK FARM
Mill Powerhouse
 Upgraded with new fuel efficient and low
emission diesel generators
 Glycol heating system

13. Transfer Facilities Ice Bridge

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Highway
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Japan, Korea
Legend
(B C)
China, Europe
Railway
Approximate Scale Highway Calgary
Haulage Route
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sk a
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ighw
ay Fort Nelson 0 50 100 150
Highway U.S.A.
Borders
36 Km (CN Railhead) Kilometres Approximate Scale
97 0 50 100
Kilometers
250 Railways
Roadways
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15. Karstlands in the Ram Plateau

16. PROPOSED WASTE ROCK FACILITY
in
Diversion Dra
lope
1% S
175 Metres at 10
25 m Elevation
oad
Haul R
ain
2: 1 S
n Dr
lope
r si o
D i ve
Mid Slope Bench
(985 m Elevation)
Collection
Pond Berm
Legend
Monitoring Well
Mine Complex Water Flow
750 metres Solid Waste Facility
Waste Rock Outline (500,000 m3 Capacity)
Lined Sediment Pond (970 m Elevation)
Harrison Creek Inert Debris (100,000 m3 Capacity)
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17. Prairie Creek Mine: Conceptual View
Water
Treatment
Mill Plant
e Catchment
C t h t
Mine Min Pond
pile
& Stock Sewage
Treatment
M in e Plant
M
ew
age reek
rie C
ill S
ack Prai
Cell B hm
ent
B
c
Cat
ress
Medial Dyke
Buttr
Fill M
ax
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W
at
er
L ev
el
Cell A
Mill
Proposed W t
P d Water
Storage Pond

19.  Operations similar to the original 1982 permit utilizing existing
infrastructure with efficiency upgrades that provide further
environmental mitigation
 Up to 1,300 tonnes/day underground cut-and-fill mining
cut-and-
 Up to 950 tonnes/day crushing/grinding/flotation process with
addition of DMS plant and utilize the waste flotation tailings product
in underground paste backfill
 Conversion of tailings pond facility into a Water Storage Pond
 Production of zinc and lead concentrates (80-120,000t/yr)
(80-
 Creation of a Waste Rock Facility
 Transport bagged Zn & Pb concentrate by truck to Fort Nelson
railhead via 2 Transfer Stations on a winter road basis
 Working in collaboration with local First Nations and NNPR
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20.  The Mine was fully permitted in 1982 for operations
 During the course of further exploration and development (post
1982) the Prairie Creek Mine has received 15 permits/licenses to
support such activities
 Application for Operating P
A li ti f O ti Permit submitted J
it b itt d June 11 2008 which
11, hi h
included Water License and 3 LUPs
 Applications referred to EA under the MVEIRB August 8, 2008
due to public concern
 Final Terms of Reference and Work Plan Issued by MVRB June,
2009
 In response to the Terms of Reference CZN compiled a
Reference,
Developers Assessment Report which was deemed by the MVRB
to be in conformity enabling the EA to continue to the next phase
 MVRB also issued a new Work Plan which indicates the closure
of the public registry for this EA to occur by year end 2010
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1 2
7
5 1110
6 9
15 14
13
3
4
8
Upg aded
Upgraded Mine Facilities:
e ac t es
1 - Water Storage Pond - Cell A 5- Staff Accommodation Block 9 - DMS Plant (Attached to Mill) 13 - Acid Storage Tanks
2 - Water Storage Pond - Cell B 6- Ore Stockpile Lined Pad 10 - Temporary Float Storage Pile 14 - Bagging Plant
3 - Reagent Storage Sheds 7- 2nd 870 Underground Portal 11 - Paste Backfill Plant (Attached to Mill) 15 - Cement Storage Shed
4 - Water Treatment Plant 8- Concentrate Storage Shed 12 - Waste Rock Pile

22. Canadian Zinc owns 17% interest
Revitalized mining strategy
Targeting 100,000 oz gold per year

23. 23

24. Fiji – Pacific Rim
Ok T di (OTML)
Tedi Lihir
Lihi (LGL) Vatukoula
V t k l (VGM)
14.4 Million Ounces 41 Million Ounces 11 Million Ounces
Porgera (Barrick)
FIJI
10 Million Ounces
Tuvatu
Macraes (Oceana Gold)
8 Million Ounces
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25. Tonnes Grade Contained Metal
million gms gold / tonne Gold (million ounces)
Reserves
Proven 0.4 15.2 0.19
Probable 1.5 9.8 0.49
Total Mineral Reserve 1.9 10.9 0.68
Mineral Resources
Vatukoula Underground
Measured 4.0 11.1 1.4
Indicated 4.3 9.9 1.4
Inferred 4.7 8.6 1.3
Sub
Total 13.0 4.1
Vatukoula Tailings
Measured 4.5 1.5 0.2
Indicated 0.7 1.3 0.03
Total Mineral Resources 18.2 7.3 4.3
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26. VGM REGIONAL
EXPLORATION POTENTIAL
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27. Canadian Zinc owns 11% interest
Advanced Zinc lead Exploration
p
Adjacent to Red Dog Mine Alaska

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30. CANADIAN ZINC
CORPORATION
Listings on:
Toronto Stock Exchange – CZN
OTCBB – CZICF
Frankfurt Stock Exchange : SRS
Common Shares: 118,900,563 (June 16/10)
Fully Diluted: 127,990,563 (June 16/10)
Working Capital: $6 million
No d bt
N debt
Suite 1710-650 West Georgia Street,
1710- Suite 700-220 Bay Street,
700-
PO Box 11644 Toronto, ON M5J 2W4
Vancouver, BC, V6C 1G8 Tel:
Tel: (416 ) 362-6686
362-
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