Mr. Mark Saxon reports

T2 METALS GRANTED $212,000 FROM MANITOBA MINERAL DEVELOPMENT FUND

T2 Metals Corp. has received a $212,700 grant from the Manitoba Mineral Development Fund as announced at the CCMEC Mineral Conference held in Winnipeg, Man. This grant will be used for the continuing exploration of the company's Sherridon copper-zinc project in west-central Manitoba.

Sherridon is a well-known VHMS camp in the Flin Flon -- Snow Lake district, with both a significant mining history and substantial copper-rich historical resources calculated in 2010.

Mark Saxon, chief executive officer of T2 Metals, said: "T2 Metals are a new explorer in Manitoba, and are excited about the prospectivity and opportunity of the province. We are grateful to the MMDF for their support of our Sherridon copper project, and we look forward to continuing the discovery process in collaboration with all rights holders and stake holders. The MMDF is a great example of how Manitoba is supporting mining, and working closely with the mining industry to ensure the metals essential for the energy transition are available."

T2 Metals acknowledges the positive impact the MMDF has on mineral exploration across Manitoba. Mining is an important contributor to economic development and investment within northern communities. The MMDF program and the Manitoba Mineral Exploration Tax Credit help to ensure the province remains an attractive jurisdiction for mineral exploration including critical raw materials.

T2 Metals is focused on copper, nickel and lithium acquisition, exploration and development within the major mining belts of western North America. The company continues to target underexplored areas, including the Sherridon, Lida and Cora projects where postmineralization cover masks areas of high geological prospectivity in the vicinity of major mines.

About T2 Metals Corp.

T2 Metals is an emerging copper and precious metal company enhancing shareholder value through exploration and discovery. T2 is focused on the Sherridon project in Manitoba, the Lida project in Nevada and the Cora project in Arizona.

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