Added: November 22, 2010

Corporate Profile

Canadian International Mineral Inc. (CIN - TSX.V) is earning a 75% interest in the Carbo Rare Earth Element (REE) property near Prince George, BC.

Drilling is currently on the eighth diamond drill hole (DDH). Total core as of late November 6 was 1226 meters. Drilling will continue until weather dictates the end of safe and cost effective working conditions.

The Carbo property comprises 7 claims totaling an area of 2,778.63 hectares and is accessible by all weather gravel roads. It is located in the emerging Wicheeda REE carbonatite camp approximately 80 km north east of Prince George, B.C., on the western margin of the Rocky Mountain trench, a major continental geologic feature which is now recognized as the locus of numerous potentially economic concentrations of rare metals. Much of this terrain has seen very little exploration incorporating current models and modern technology. It is adjacent to and contiguous with Spectrum Mining's Wicheeda rare metals discovery, as described in B.C.G.S. Assessment Report # 30873. The Carbo drill targets are within 900 meters of Spectrum's 2009 drilling.

The region has garnered significant attention due to the discovery of significant REE mineralization associated with the Wicheeda Carbonatite-Syenite Complex. The Carbo Property covers in excess of 6 km strike length of the complex, which is manifested as an elongate, northwest to southeast trending geophysical anomaly.

CIN and CCE are proud to be sponsors of the upcoming International Workshop on the Geology of Rare Metals in Victoria November 9-10 organized by the British Columbia Geological Survey, Geological Survey of Canada and the Pacific Section of the Geological Association of Canada. We are also honored that five of our consultants or members of CINs advisory board are presenting or authored papers for the workshop. They are Professor Lee Groat, Ph.D., and David Turner, M.Sc. (University of B.C., Mackevoy Geoscience Ltd.), Professor Anton Chakhouradian Ph.D. and Ryan Kressell M.Sc. (University of Manitoba) and Professor Roger Mitchell Ph.D. (Lakehead University).

Select sections of core from the current drilling program at Carbo are being sent out for further study, and.pictures of mineralized core are available for viewing on the company's website.

Canadian International Minerals President Mike Schuss

Corporate Website:

http://www.cdnintlminerals.com/s/Home.asp