Brixton Metals CorporationTSXV: BBB

Brixton Metals Corporation to exhibit at the Vancouver Resource Investment Show January 23-24, 2011

· Issued by Brixton Metals Corporation via CNW

Jan. 17, 2011 (Canada NewsWire Group) --

VANCOUVER, Jan. 17 /CNW/ - Brixton Metals Corporation (TSX-V: BBB) will be exhibiting at this year's Cambridge House Vancouver Investment Conference.

The conference is being held at the Vancouver Convention Centre January 23-24, 2011. The Cambridge House is a world leading resource investment conference that brings together acclaimed speakers, individual and professional investors. Over 500 public companies representing the world's top mineral exploration and development management teams will be exhibiting.

Two members of Brixton Metals' senior management team, Mac Bell, President & CEO and Gary Thompson, Chairman invite you to join them at Booth #738. For further information on the conference and details on pre-registration for free entry please visit the Cambridge House website www.cambridgehouse.com

About Brixton Metals Corporation:

Brixton Metals Corporation is a Vancouver based mineral exploration company engaged in the acquisition and exploration of precious metals assets. Veterans of exploration and highly respected within the industry, Brixton's management is focused on advancing large scale deposits to feasibility and is exploring targets in alliance with Millrock Resources Inc. and Kiska Metals Corporation. Brixton's portfolio is comprised of two properties: Thorn (BC), and its flagship property, Kahilt (Alaska). Kahilt is a large, 100% owned land position in an under-explored district with the potential to host world class ore bodies. Brixton Metals trades on the TSX Venture Exchange under ticker symbol BBB. For more information about Brixton please visit our website at www.brixtonmetals.com

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Brixton Metals Corporation
Investor Relations

Brixton Metals Corporation, Investor Relations
Tel: +1 (604) 630-9707
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E-mail: ir@brixtonmetals.com


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