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Frontier Lithium Intersects 338M of Pegmatite Averaging 1.64% Li2O, Including a 68M Zone of 2.00% Li2O

Drill Results

FRONTIER LITHIUM INTERSECTS 338M OF

PEGMATITE AVERAGING 1.64% Li2O,

INCLUDING A 68M ZONE OF 2.00% Li2O

SUDBURY, ON

,

Nov. 16, 2022

/CNW/ - Frontier Lithium Inc. (TSXV: FL) (FRA: HL2) (OTCQX:

LITOF) ("Frontier" or "the Company") is pleased to announce the results for four additional drill holes

and 1 channel completed during the Phase XII drill program on the Spark pegmatite which began in

May with two diamond drill rigs and finished in October of 2022 with

14,641m

in 45 holes. The main

objective of the program was focused on converting inferred material to the indicated category for

the planned open pit. The Spark pegmatite is one of the two delineated premium spodumene-

bearing lithium deposits on the PAK Lithium Project.

Highlights

When combining Phase XI and Phase XII delineation and infill drilling, the Company completed

15,984m

of drilling in 50 holes in 2022. Analysis from 4 of the Phase XII diamond drill holes and

channel are reported herein.

DDH PL-074-22 intersected

35.8m

of pegmatite averaging 2.05% Li

2

O. Collared in the mafic

volcanic host rock

50m

west of PL-044-22, the hole was designed to define the western extent

where the main Spark pegmatite orebody begins to break up into smaller pods separated by

mafic rafts.

Includes

10.2m

from

89.8m

to

100.0m

averaging

4.27%

Li

2

O

.

DDH PL-075-22 intersected

83.2m

of pegmatite averaging 1.66% Li

2

O. Collared in the mafic

volcanic host rock

15m

west of PL-074-22, the hole was fanned out further to the west to define

the western extent where the main Spark pegmatite orebody begins to break up and narrows

into smaller pods.

Includes

10.5m

from

111.7m

to

122.2m

averaging 2.62% Li

2

O.

Includes

5.8m

from

203.3m

to

209.1m

averaging 2.37% Li

2

O.

Includes

8.3m

from

220.0m

to

228.4m

averaging 2.74% Li

2

O.

DDH PL-076-22 intersected

338.0m

of pegmatite averaging 1.64% Li

2

O. Collared in the mafic

volcanic host rock in the same location as PL-072-22, the hole was designed to convert inferred

material at depth as well as define a mafic raft on the eastern extent of the main orebody. The

hole had to be abandoned in high grade pegmatite due to blockage downhole.

Includes

14.4m

from

184.6m

to

199.0m

averaging 2.14% Li

2

O.

Includes

68.0m

from

206.0m

to

274.0m

averaging 2.00% Li

2

O.

Includes

12.0m

from

367.0m

to

379.0m

averaging 2.25% Li

2

O.

Includes

18.0m

from 420.0 to

438.0m

averaging 1.89% Li

2

O at the end of the hole.

DDH PL-079-22 intersected

107.0m

of pegmatite averaging 1.37% Li

2

O. Collared in the mafic

volcanic host rock

35m

west of PL-075-22, the hole was stepped out to define and cutoff the

western extent of the Spark pegmatite. The results have extended the southern pod of the

pegmatite further to the west and remains open with a strike length of

500m

.

Includes

27.9m

from

158.0m

to

185.9m

averaging 1.90% Li

2

O.

Includes

7.6m

from

202.4m

to

210.0m

averaging 1.99% Li

2

O.

Includes

9.4m

from

238.0m

to

247.5m

averaging 2.12% Li

2

O.

Channel CH-51 totaling

21m

in length averaged 1.92% Li

2

O. The channel was cut on the

eastern end of the main Spark pegmatite between CH-35 and CH-38 to confirm grade continuity

at surface in an area where the terrain made it difficult to mobilize a diamond drill.

Includes

3.0m

from 0.0 to

3.0m

averaging 2.46 Li

2

O.

Includes

7.0m

from 7.0 to

14.0m

averaging 2.34 Li

2

O.

"We're pleased with the progress made at our PAK Lithium Project this year as the drilling season

comes to an end." states

Garth Drever

, V.P. Exploration. "We're confident we've converted the

required tonnage on the Spark pegmatite for our upcoming PFS and have also added to the total

resource with new inferred material to the west and at depth."

The initial objective for the Phase XII drill program was focused on converting the inferred resource

within the Spark deposit to the indicated category in preparation for a pre-feasibility study on the

PAK Lithium Project. The latter half of the program included geotechnical drilling for ground control

and pit design purposes as well as step out drilling to define the eastern and western extents of the

ore body.

Figure 1 is a location map showing the project area including Frontier's land tenure and location of

the three lithium-cesium-tantalum pegmatites.

Figure 1: Location Map showing land tenure and geology (CNW Group/Frontier Lithium Inc.)

Figure 2 is a plan view showing all drilling with analytical data completed to date with emphasis on

drill hole traces and channel reported in this release.

Figure 2: Planview map of the Spark pegmatite showing drillhole traces (CNW Group/Frontier

Lithium Inc.)

Table 1 details the drill holes and channel with mineralized intersections while Table 2 summarizes all

Phase XII drill holes completed as well as the channel.

Drill Hole

PL-074-22

Collared in the mafic volcanic host rock 50m west of PL-044-22, the hole was designed to define the western extent where the

main Spark pegmatites orebody begins to break up into smaller pods separated by mafic rafts.

Zone

From

(m)

To

(m)

Width

(m)

Li

2

O

(%)

Cs

2

O

(%)

Ta

2

O

5

(ppm)

Nb

2

O

5

(ppm)

SnO

2

(ppm)

Rb

2

O

(%)

Unit

Li-Enriched

87.8

112.1

24.3

2.15

0.01

73

69

26

0.16

Aplite

including

89.8

100.0

10.2

4.27

0.00

56

50

11

0.06

Aplite

Li-Enriched

219.8

231.2

11.4

1.84

0.01

62

88

29

0.23

Aplite

Table 1: Details of Mineralized Intersections

Drill Hole

PL-075-22

Collared in the mafic volcanic host rock 15m west of PL-074-22, the hole was fanned out further to the west to define the

western extent where the main Spark pegmatites orebody begins to break up and narrow into smaller pods

Zone

From

(m)

To

(m)

Width

(m)

Li

2

O

(%)

Cs

2

O

(%)

Ta

2

O

5

(ppm)

Nb

2

O

5

(ppm)

SnO

2

(ppm)

Rb

2

O

(%)

Unit

Li-Enriched

111.7

133.7

22.0

1.55

0.03

82

83

55

0.19

Aplite

including

111.7

122.2

10.5

2.62

0.01

61

71

23

0.15

Aplite

Li-Enriched

200.0

261.3

61.3

1.71

0.01

64

110

43

0.15

Aplite

including

203.3

209.1

5.8

2.37

0.01

40

73

32

0.19

Aplite

including

220.0

228.4

8.3

2.74

0.01

44

74

36

0.11

Aplite

Drill Hole

PL-076-22

Collared in the mafic volcanic host rock in the same location as PL-072-22, the hole was designed to convert inferred material at

depth as well as define a mafic raft on the eastern extent of the main orebody. The hole had to be abandoned in high grade

pegmatite due to blockage downhole

Zone

From

(m)

To

(m)

Width

(m)

Li

2

O

(%)

Cs

2

O

(%)

Ta

2

O

5

(ppm)

Nb

2

O

5

(ppm)

SnO

2

(ppm)

Rb

2

O

(%)

Unit

Li-Enriched

100.0

438.0

338.0

1.64

0.02

140

83

52

0.26

Pegmatite-aplite

including

184.6

199.0

14.4

2.14

0.01

78

83

40

0.26

Pegmatite

including

206.0

274.0

68.0

2.00

0.02

112

84

51

0.30

Pegmatite

including

367.0

379.0

12.0

2.25

0.02

272

124

55

0.26

Aplite

including

420.0

438.0

18.0

1.89

0.02

122

77

54

0.29

Aplite

Drill Hole

PL-079-22

Collared in the mafic volcanic host rock 35m west of PL-075-22, the hole was stepped out to define and cut-off the western

extent of the Spark pegmatite. The results have extended the southern pod of the pegmatite further to the west which remains open

Zone

From

(m)

To

(m)

Width

(m)

Li

2

O

(%)

Cs

2

O

(%)

Ta

2

O

5

(ppm)

Nb

2

O

5

(ppm)

SnO

2

(ppm)

Rb

2

O

(%)

Unit

Li-Enriched

140.4

247.5

107.0

1.37

0.01

63

93

47

0.19

Aplite

including

158.0

185.9

27.9

1.90

0.01

63

112

46

0.17

Aplite

including

202.4

210.0

7.6

1.99

0.01

61

106

49

0.16

Aplite

including

238.0

247.5

9.4

2.12

0.01

59

108

35

0.09

Aplite

Channel

CH-51

The channel was cut on the eastern end of the main Spark pegmatite between CH-35 and CH-38 to confirm grade

continuity at surface in an area where the terrain made it difficult to mobilize a diamond drill

Zone

From

(m)

To

(m)

Width

(m)

Li

2

O

(%)

Cs

2

O

(%)

Ta

2

O

5

(ppm)

Nb

2

O

5

(ppm)

SnO

2

(ppm)

Rb

2

O

(%)

Unit

Li-Enriched

0.0

21.0

21.0

1.92

0.01

122

92

41

0.31

Aplitic Pegmatite

including

0.0

3.0

3.0

2.46

0.01

107

76

29

0.30

Aplitic Pegmatite

including

7.0

14.0

7.0

2.34

0.02

115

85

46

0.28

Aplitic Pegmatite

Table 2: Summary of Phase XII Drill Program (May to

October 2022

)

DDHNo

Date Drilled

UTM Zone 15N (NAD83)

Collar Orient

Metres Drilled

Start

End

Easting

Northing

(mASL)

Azim

Dip

Start

End

PL-057-22

1

2022-05-15

2022-10-01

472,733

5,829,489

355.9

359

-55

0

225

PL-058-22

1

2022-05-17

2022-10-03

472,733

5,829,489

355.9

177

-70

0

400

PL-059-22

2

2022-05-24

2022-05-28

472,698

5,829,535

356.0

165

-78

0

316

PL-060-22

2

2022-05-27

2022-06-04

472,749

5,829,559

360.0

180

-73

0

360

PL-061-22

2

2022-05-20

2022-05-27

472,773

5,829,561

360.2

178

-65

0

327

PL-062-22

3

2022-05-28

2022-06-05

472,712

5,829,596

356.2

176

-65

0

360

PL-063-22

1

2022-06-05

2022-06-10

472,746

5,829,539

360.0

187

-70

0

348.5

PL-064-22

1

2022-06-05

2022-06-10

472,712

5,829,596

356.2

141

-65

0

352.5

Phase XII

PL-065-22

4

2022-06-10

2022-06-22

472,686

5,829,583

354.0

173

-72

0

330.86

PL-066-22

3

2022-06-12

2022-06-27

472,732

5,829,371

325.0

323

-70

0

365.67

PL-067-22

4

2022-06-29

2022-07-04

472,778

5,829,383

327.0

315

-70

0

352.5

PL-068-22

2

2022-06-22

2022-06-27

472,790

5,829,540

360.0

171

-55

0

343.5

PL-069-22

4

2022-07-06

2022-07-15

472,814

5,829,385

326.0

324

-61

0

412.3

PL-070-22

3

2022-06-28

2022-07-04

472,805

5,829,588

360.0

184

-54

0

405

PL-071-22

3

2022-07-04

2022-07-15

472,805

5,829,588

360.0

160

-52

0

384.6

PL-072-22

4

2022-07-15

2022-07-21

472,847

5,829,384

326.0

349

-61

0

386.2

PL-073-22

3

2022-07-16

2022-07-23

472,816

5,829,589

360.0

146

-52

0

392

PL-074-22

2022-07-28

2022-08-02

472,584

5,829,497

354.0

162

-47

0

403.5

PL-075-22

2022-08-01

2022-08-06

472,571

5,829,490

354.0

177

-47

0

408

PL-076-22

2022-07-25

2022-08-05

472,846

5,829,384

326.0

314

-63

0

438

PL-077-22

2022-08-08

2022-08-24

472,864

5,829,390

326.0

354

-56

0

433.38

PL-078-22

2022-08-25

2022-09-01

472,939

5,829,369

326.0

341

-55

0

339.7

PL-079-22

2022-08-06

2022-08-15

472,538

5,829,480

357.0

177

-48

0

417

PL-080-22

2022-08-16

2022-08-23

472,687

5,829,511

354.0

193

-55

0

418.5

PL-081-22

2022-08-24

2022-08-30

472,689

5,829,499

354.0

177

-46

0

367.7

PL-082-22

2022-08-30

2022-09-02

472,718

5,829,455

355.0

6

-61

0

241.5

PL-083-22

2022-09-02

2022-09-06

472,971

5,829,367

326.0

343

-57

0

377.3

PL-084-22

2022-09-07

2022-09-11

472,983

5,829,380

325.0

358

-42

0

327

PL-085-22

2022-09-02

2022-09-05

472,731

5,829,472

354.0

309

-57

0

232

PL-086-22

2022-09-05

2022-09-08

472,731

5,829,472

354.0

162

-46

0

201

PL-087-22

2022-09-08

2022-09-11

472,701

5,829,451

354.0

318

-50

0

213.4

PL-088-22

2022-09-11

2022-09-16

472,706

5,829,453

354.0

173

-46

0

210.7

PL-089-22

2022-09-16

2022-09-17

472,762

5,829,514

360.0

360

-50

0

87

PL-090-22

2022-09-11

2022-09-15

472,746

5,829,371

326.0

334

-45

0

289.4

PL-091-22

2022-09-15

2022-09-18

472,663

5,829,362

327.0

338

-43

0

261.4

PL-092-22

2022-09-17

2022-10-20

472,762

5,829,514

360.0

174

-46

0

274.5

PL-093-22

2022-09-20

2022-09-23

472,614

5,829,329

328.0

345

-47

0

253.6

PL-094-22

2022-09-24

2022-10-01

472,657

5,829,357

326.0

351

-54

0

339

PL-095-22

2022-09-20

2022-09-23

472,785

5,829,531

362.0

165

-44

0

258.6

PL-096-22

2022-09-23

2022-09-30

472,865

5,829,583

359.0

136

-44

0

425.3

PL-097-22

2022-10-03

2022-10-04

472,698

5,829,535

354.0

6

-70

0

12.5

PL-098-22

2022-10-01

2022-10-09

472,756

5,829,387

327.0

317

-58

1

471

PL-099-22

2022-10-09

2022-10-15

472,529

5,829,361

330.0

345

-65

0

477

PL-GDH-11-22

2022-07-22

2022-07-24

473,046

5,829,379

325.0

285

-47

0

173.5

PL-GDH-12-22

2022-07-23

2022-07-25

472,456

5,829,470

358.0

119

-45

0

228

Total metres drilled

14,641.1

Notes

:

1: Reported on Release July 25, 2022

2: Reported on Release August 17, 2022

3: Reported on Release September 20, 2022

4: Reported on Release October 11, 2022

Channel

Date Samples

UTM Zone 15N (NAD83)

Orientation

Metres Cut

Start Date

End Date

Easting

Northing

(mASL)

Azimuth

Dip

Start

End

CH-51

2022-08-27

2022-08-28

472,787

5,829,467

352.9

138

-6.5

0

21

Due Diligence

All scientific and technical information in this release has been reviewed and approved by

Garth Drever, P.Geo., the qualified person (QP) under the definitions established by National

Instrument 43-101. Under Frontier's QA/QC procedures, all drilling was completed by Chenier

Drilling Ltd. of

Val Caron, ON

using thin walled BTW drill rods (4.2 cm core diameter) and a Reflex

ACT III oriented core system. Using the Reflex system, the drill core was oriented and marked as it

was retrieved at the drill. The core was boxed and delivered to the Frontier core shack where it was

examined, geologically logged, and marked for sampling. The core was photographed prior to

sampling. Using a rock saw, the marked sample intervals were halved with one-half bagged for

analysis. Sample blanks along with lithium, rubidium and cesium certified reference material was

routinely inserted into the sample stream in accordance with industry recommended practices. Field

duplicate samples were also taken in accordance with industry recommended practices. The

samples were placed in poly sample bags and transported to

Red Lake

by float plane and then

shipped to AGAT Laboratories Ltd. (AGAT) in

Thunder Bay

for sample preparation and to

Mississauga, Ontario

for processing and quantitative multi-element analysis. AGAT is an ISO

accredited laboratory. The core is stored on site at the Pakeagama Lake exploration camp.

About Frontier Lithium

Frontier Lithium is a preproduction business with an objective to become a strategic domestic

supplier of spodumene concentrates for industrial users as well as battery-grade lithium hydroxide

and other chemicals to the growing electric vehicle and energy storage markets in

North America

.

The Company maintains the largest land position and resource in a new premium lithium mineral

district located in

Ontario's

Great Lakes region.

About PAK Lithium Project

The PAK Lithium Project contains one of

North America's

highest grade lithium resources. The

Project encompasses close to 27,000 hectares and remains largely unexplored; however, since

2013, the company has delineated two premium spodumene-bearing lithium deposits (PAK and

Spark), located 2.3 kilometres apart. Exploration is ongoing on the Project through two other

spodumene-bearing discoveries: the Bolt pegmatite (located between the PAK and Spark deposits),

as well as the Pennock pegmatite (25 kilometres northwest of PAK Deposit within the project

claims). A 2021 preliminary economic assessment (National Instrument 43-101 technical report

titled "NI 43-101 Technical Report, Pak Property, PAK, Red Lake Mining District,

Ontario, Canada

"

by BBA E&C Inc., with an effective date of

April 5, 2021

) delivered a fully integrated lithium

operation including the mine and mill and the conversion plant for production of battery-quality lithium

salts.

Forward-looking Statements

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the policies of the TSX Venture Exchange) accepts responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of

this release. This release includes certain statements that may be deemed "forward-looking

statements". All statements in this release, other than statements of historical facts, that address

future production, reserve potential, exploration drilling, exploitation activities and events or

developments that the Company expects are forward-looking statements. Although the Company

believes the expectations expressed in such forward-looking statements are based on reasonable

assumptions, such statements are not guarantees of future performance and actual results or

developments may differ materially from those in the forward-looking statements. Factors that could

cause actual results to differ materially from those in forward looking statements include market

prices, exploitation and exploration successes, continued availability of capital and financing, and

general economic, market or business conditions. Investors are cautioned that any such statements

are not guarantees of future performance and those actual results or developments may differ

materially from those projected in the forward-looking statements. For more information on the

Company, Investors should review the Company's registered filings available at

sedar.com

.

FRONTIER LITHIUM INTERSECTS 338M OF PEGMATITE AVERAGING 1.64% Li2O, INCLUDING

A 68M ZONE OF 2.00% Li2O (CNW Group/Frontier Lithium Inc.)

SOURCE

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