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330 hectares of mineral claims at its 100%

Corporate Updates

Happy Creek

adds 330 Ha to

the

Rateria

copper

property

, Highland Valley, B.C.

April 3

,

201

8

–

Vancouver, British Columbia.

Happy Creek Minerals Ltd. (TSXV: HPY)

(the “Company

”

)

announce

s that it has added

330 hectares

of mineral claims

at

its

100%

owned

Rateria copper

property in the Highland Valley,

B.C., Canada.

The Company has entered into a purchase and sale agreement with

an

arm’s length

vendor

to

acquire a 100% interest in mineral claim tenures that cover

330

hectares

and

located approximately 20 km northeast of Lower Nicola in the province of British

Columbia, Canada. In total, the Company pa

id

$

1

0,000 in cash to the vendor

.

The mineral

claims

acquired is a block located within existing tenures of the

Company’s

Rateria

copper property.

The new claims are

mostly

covered by glacial till however the

underlying geology

includes

Bethsaida, Skeena and Bethlehem phases of the Guichon

Batholith

in proximity with

an east

-

west trending fault.

This lithology is

part of the younger

phases of the batholith thought to be more closely related to the timing of porphyry copper

formation and

host

s

the currently operating mines in the Highland Valley district.

Historical

information for this

newly acquired

area is currently being added to

the Company’s

database.

About the

Rateria and West Valley

property

The Company

has assembled

approximately

237.8 square km of mineral tenure

that

adjoin and surround the southern end of the Highland Valley Copper property of Teck

Resources, Canada’s larg

est base metal mine

.

On August 29, 2017

,

the Company announced

results from Zone 2, located 6.5 km

southeast of the Highmont open pit. Results include drill hole R17

-

02 with 5.0 metres of

4.4% copper

that is

approximately 200 metres east of Zone 2

and

dr

ill hole R17

-

05 with

1

05.5

m

etres

of 0.

37

% copper, 0.1

4

g/t gold, 1.

9

g/t silver and 0.

63

g/t rhenium

that

expands

Zone 2 approxi

mately 100 metres

to the

south.

A 46

.0

m

etre

interval returned

0.64% copper

, 0.30 g/t gold, 0.009% molybdenum and 1.16 g/t rhenium. Rhenium is a

rare metal used in metal alloys for high

-

tech applications such as jet engine or gas turbine

blades.

On February 8, 2018 the Company announced drill hole R17

-

08 returned

82.5

metres of 0

.29% copper and 66 metres of 0.35% copper

with the hole

end

ing

in 2.5 metres

of 0.14% coppe

r

.

Zone 2

contains

high rhenium enrichment in molybdenite as well as

positive gold

that are consistent with a copper

-

gold mineral system

and

it

remains

open.

The

combined 237 Km

2

Rateria and West Valley property contains the newly discovered

Zone 1 and Zone 2 deposits which have returned copper grades in drill holes that are

consistent with other producing deposits in the district.

There are

at least 25 other coppe

r

prospects that

remain

under

-

explored

and overall, the property

is thought to be a quality

copper exploration asset

in a

district

where four porphyry

copper

deposits and one

copper

skarn have achieved commercial production

.

On behalf of the Board of Directors,

“David E Blann”

____________________

David E Blann, P.Eng.

President, CEO

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACT:

David

Blann, President, CEO

Corporate Office:

Phone: 604.662.8310

Email:

[email protected]

Website:

www.happycreekminerals.com

Bircress

Corporate

Relations Inc.

Ron Birch: Phone: 250.545.

0383

Toll Free: 1.800.910.

7711

Neither the TSX Venture Exchange nor its Regulation Services Provider (as that term is defined in the policies of the

TSX Venture Exchange) accepts responsibility for the adequacy or

accuracy of this

news release.

Da

vid Blann,

P.Eng. is a Qualified Person as defined by National Instrument 43

-

101 and is responsible for the preparation and

approval of the technical information disclosed in the news release.

Readers are cautioned that

results or information

from an adjoining property do not infer that similar results will occur on the subject property.