The GCFF Unveils New Opportunities to Access the Capital and Capabilities of Greater China at the 10th Annual Toronto Conference

VANCOUVER, June 3 -- ChineseWorldNet.com Inc. (OTCBB:CWNOF) is excited to announce its flagship three-day Global Chinese Financial Forum - Toronto Conference 2009 which will be held on October 16th to 18th. As a major shift from previous GCFF events' focus on the global capital markets, the Toronto Conference 2009 will provide a greater focus on facilitating Greater China - North American cross border business to business, investment, and partnership opportunities and providing in-depth knowledge to its participants.

The Day 1 - China Partnering Forum held in Downtown Toronto will be hosting over 500 professionals and over 80 public and private companies from the Life Sciences, Clean Technology and Resources industries, 40 of which will be from the Greater China region seeking investment prospects and strategic partnerships with their North American counterparts.

"The event is tailored towards bringing the strengths of Greater China to meet today's market needs. Our event's functions, such as our unique Privately Arranged Meetings, will give our North American participants access to the well capitalized companies, institutions and investors of China as well as the region's growing capabilities in R&D and increasing purchasing power," said Ms. Fornia Lau, VP of ChineseWorldNet.com Inc. "Through our company's global infrastructure, such as our offices in Shanghai and Vancouver, Canada, the Forum will bring together governmental and economic development agencies, financial institutions and industrial associations from both regions to provide educational and substantial opportunities."

The new Day 2 - Social Networking Event for invited participants will feature a charity golf tournament, cocktail receptions, and a gala dinner, allowing North American participants to network with delegates from Greater China in a light-hearted atmosphere that will showcase Canada's unique sense of hospitality.

The Day 3 - Financial Expo will be held in the Town of Markham and its mandate continues to be providing North American public companies and wealth management firms access to the local Chinese speaking investor community. The expo will be hosting over 2,500 investors and over 80 exhibitors making up the Investors Exchange, Wealth Management Corner and Real Estate Corner.

This year's GCFF 2009 Global Corporate Sponsors include Blake Cassels & Graydon LLP, Blank Rome LLP, Fraser Milner Casgrain LLP, GoldPac Investments Ltd., HC International, Inc., KPMG, Ogilvy Renault LLP, and TMX Group Inc. with more to be announced.

Toronto Conference 2009 Partners currently include BIOQuebec, Hong Kong Energy and Minerals United Associations, Shanghai Biopharmaceutics Industry Association, and WorldLink (Canada) Resources Ltd.

ChineseWorldNet.com Inc. also officially announces the Shanghai Conference 2009 which will be held on December 9th to 10th in Shanghai, China. The event will facilitate business opportunities for global financial institutions to reach the 3,000 participating high net-worth Chinese investors interested in wealth management and investment opportunities. The event will also provide educational, networking, financing and partnering opportunities to Chinese public and private companies seeking to enter into the international capital markets.

To learn more about participating at this year's GCFF events, please visit www.gcff.ca for speaking, exhibition, and sponsorship opportunities.

About Global Chinese Financial Forum

Started in year 2000, the GCFF (www.gcff.ca) is a series of financial events annually held by ChineseWorldNet.com Inc. (www.cwnof.com) and NAI Interactive Ltd. (www.nai500.com) in Vancouver, Toronto, San Francisco, and Greater China with the goal of fostering cross border business opportunities and transactions between North America and Greater China by creating networks amongst public and private companies, financial institutions and service providers, governmental agencies and investors in these regions.