Metals Creek Resources Completes Diamond Drill Program at the Ogden Gold Project, Timmins, Ontario and Receives Drilling/Exploration Permit for Clarks Brook Project, Central Newfoundland

TORONTO, ONTARIO--(Marketwired - March 30, 2017) - Metals Creek Resources Corp. (TSX VENTURE:MEK) ("The Company") is pleased to announce that the company has completed its previous announced diamond drill program on the Ogden Gold Project in Timmins Ontario. (See News Release dated 3 March 2017). Results will be announced once drill core has been cut, submitted for analysis and assays are received and compiled. Drill hole locations are posted on the company's website at http://www.metalscreek.com/article/ogden-315.asp.

The Ogden Gold Property is held under a joint venture in which Metals Creek owns 50%, and Goldcorp Canada Ltd. ("Goldcorp") owns 50% (as manager and on behalf of the Porcupine Joint Venture, a joint venture between Goldcorp Inc. and Goldcorp Canada Ltd.) with MEK being the operator of the project. The Ogden claims cover eight kilometers of strike length of the Porcupine-Destor Fault between Goldcorp's 16.5 million oz. Dome Mine and Tahoe Resources West Timmins Mine. The vast majority of the Porcupine-Destor Fault on the property is underexplored, compared to other properties in the Timmins Gold camp.

The Company also announces that they have received an exploration approval permit for drilling and exploration work on its 100% owned Clarks Brook Project in central Newfoundland. The property has been permitted for 7 drill holes.

The prospect was staked after a review of past work completed on the property and initial due diligence performed on the showing.

The Clark's Brook East Showing is comprised of large angular blocks that strongly resemble underlying bedrock. The mineralization consists of thin, commonly vuggy quartz (Qtz) veins and thin breccia veins with a quartz matrix, cutting an altered siltstone. The veins contain trace to minor pyrite and constitute a reticulating network of veins. The mineralized boulders contain 15 - 25% vein material, with moderate to strong silicification of the intervening siltstone. According to Altius Minerals Corporation Assessment report (Government of Newfoundland File number 002D_0763), "One breccia vein was noted to contain several tiny specks of visible gold. A relevant feature of this mineralization is that it is typically uniform throughout the boulders and representative samples all contain significant gold (minimum assay of 2.98 grammes per tonne (g/t), maximum assay of 24.5 g/t and an average assay of 7.93 g/t gold".