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Gold/Mining/Energy : Canadian Mining Company - CNA Alberta

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To: Jackel who wrote (543)	4/30/2000 9:32:00 PM
From: Joe Matthew	of 544

Press Release from the CNA website April 28, 2000 Mr. Ray Paquette, president of Canadian Mining Company Ltd., reports that C2C Mining Corporation has completed Phase 1 of its research and technical evaluation of CMCL's Princeton zeolite for commercial application in C2C Mining Corporation's patented and proprietary technologies as outlined in the strategic alliance agreement between CANADIAN MINING COMPANY LTD. and C2C Mining Corporation, signed in October 1999. Phase 1 included the chemical and physical testing of the Princeton zeolite. These tests were conducted to provide the necessary material handling characteristics, re-activities and functionality of the zeolite for commercial products. Further the research included blending the Cache Creek and Princeton zeolites to create unique zeolite materials with distinctive physio-chemical characteristics. This ability to create zeolite formulations allows for wider use and application to specific markets than each of the individual zeolites. Phase 1 also included establishing the Princeton Zeolite as a pozzolanic material for use in a variety of concrete mixes. Research to date strongly indicates that micronized Princeton Zeolite can be utilized as a replacement for silica fume. The Princeton Zeolite has demonstrated the chemical and physical properties required for utilization in C2C's patented Lightweight Zeolite Concrete technologies. As a result, Canadian Mining's Princeton deposit is hereby approved by C2C for use in this application. On Behalf of the Board of Directors Ray Paquette, President The CDNX has neither approved nor disapproved the information contained herein.

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