DRILLING INTERSECTS MORE HIGH GRADE SULPHIDES AT BRACEMAC AND MCLEOD NEW HIGH GRADE SULPHIDE ZONE INTERSECTED WEST OF MCLEOD

Vancouver, B.C., November 26, 2007 – Mr. Harvey Keats, Chief Executive Officer of Donner Metals Ltd. (TSXVDON) reports that drilling continues to intersect high grade sulphides over significant widths at Bracemac and at McLeod, 1.2 kilometers to the east. Exploratory drilling 180 metres west of McLeod has intersected a new, copper-rich, sulphide zone referred to as West McLeod. Drilling has now identified three vertically stacked sulphide zones at Bracemac. Three sulphide zones have been intersected at the Key Tuffite horizon at McLeod. Their extent and the possible connection between the McLeod zones have yet to be fully investigated.

Delineation and exploratory drilling continues with three drills at Bracemac - McLeod, an area that is centered 6 kilometres southeast of Xstrata Zinc’s Matagami mill. Reported in Table 1 are assays from 12 new drill holes in the Bracemac - McLeod area and from 5 holes on regional reconnaissance targets elsewhere on the property. Additional geological information, including maps and sections, is available at www.donnermetals.com. A total of 37,996 metres have been drilled since drilling began in October 2006.