The Northern Miner PDAC Convention Guide by The Northern Miner Group

SPECIAL SUPPLEMENT TO THE NORTHERN MINER/JANUARY 24—FEBRUARY 6, 2022

JUNE 13 -15 IN PERSON • TORONTO, CANADA

JUNE 28 -29 ONLINE • ANYWHERE

PDAC 2022 NORTHERN MINER SUPPLEMENT IMPORTANT UPDATE: As PDAC 2022 was rescheduled from March to June, details may be subject to change. Visit pdac.ca/convention for updates.

DISCOVERING THE 21ST CENTURY Message from the Co-Chairs of the 2022 Convention Planning Committee of the Prospectors & Developers Association of Canada (PDAC): Patrick Chance, President, Patrick Chance & Associates and Robert Boyd, President, CEO and Director of Endurance Gold Corporation The world’s mineral exploration and mining industry will meet at the annual Prospectors & Developers Association of Canada’s (PDAC) Convention in person in Toronto, Canada June 13-15, 2022. This will be followed by an online event on June 28-29. In 2022, PDAC marks its 90th anniversary. PDAC 2022 will again bring another unparalleled lineup of programs, speakers, investment and networking opportunities to delegates at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre and to Toronto, the world mining investment capital. Our 2022 in person event will feature over 800 exhibitors in the Core Shack, Investors Exchange, Prospectors Tent and Trade Show. The online event will also feature a virtual Trade Show and Investors Exchange exhibitors. PDAC 2022 will offer various engaging sessions through its highly acclaimed programs — such as the Capital Markets Program, Corporate Presentation Forum for Investors, Exploration Insights, Executive Spotlight, Industry Showcase, Indigenous Program, International Stage, Letter Writer Presentations for Investors, Master Class Series, Mining for Diversity, PDAC One on One Meeting Program, Short Courses, Student & Early Career Program, Sustainability Program and Technical Program. Please visit the Convention website for detailed programming information and what program offerings will be available in person and online. In person Keynote presentations offer forwardlooking reviews of issues critical to the global minerals exploration and development industry from industry leaders. Tom Palmer, CEO of Newmont —

the world’s leading gold producer, will outline how his company is adapting to change across all facets of our industry. Vanessa Davidson of CRU, London, will provide the long view of copper entitled “Outlook: World needs vs industry means.” Jeff Hanman, Teck Resources, Vancouver, will speak of his company’s approach to “Innovation and the future of mining”. Finally, John Kilroe will recount Rio Tinto’s Winu copper-gold discovery, this year’s Thayer Lindsely Award winner. Recording of these four keynote presentations will be available to online

attendees at a later date. The Short Course program provides an opportunity to update skills and gain new insight into the rapidly evolving minerals exploration and development sector. Courses are led by industry experts. In person we will host courses on mineral resource estimation, digital exploration tools, geochemical modelling, and geophysics for geologists. Online we will offer courses on creating value and managing risks, QA/QC methods in mineral exploration, successful community engagement, and understanding public reports. The PDAC Convention is a unique platform that provides exceptional learning and networking opportunities. We invite you to attend networking events both in person and online including the Opening Ceremonies, Awards Celebration, Happy Hour with Duelling Pianos, Online Coffee Chats and Program breaks. We take pride in partnering with our many sponsors, most of whom are long-term supporters of our convention. We would especially like to thank our Diamond sponsor Teck Resources Limited; our Platinum sponsors BHP, Rio Tinto and Vale Canada Limited, and our Patron sponsors Anglo American, BMO Capital Markets, Caterpillar, Nexa Resources S.A., The Lind Partners, TMX Group, and Wheaton Precious Metals. We would also like to welcome and thank our three returning Mining Country Sponsors — Peru, Invest in Canada and Brasil. Visit our website at www.pdac.ca/convention for the latest news and information. We look forward to seeing you all at the PDAC 2022 Convention.

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THE WORLD’S PREMIER MINERAL EXPLORATION & MINING CONVENTION JUNE 13-15 • IN PERSON JUNE 28-29 • ONLINE Register by May 27, 2022 to qualify for early registration rates. Review the full program and registration details at www.pdac.ca/convention. Registration Sponsored by B2Gold Corp. For more information on registration, contact: PDAC Registration Department at pdac@pdacevents.ca or 1 866 939 6468 | 647 362 8442 For more information about the convention, contact: Prospectors & Developers Association of Canada E convention@pdac.ca | T 416 362 1969

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As one of Canada’s leading mining companies, Teck is committed to responsible mining and mineral development with major business units focused on copper, zinc and steelmaking coal, as well as investments in energy assets. Teck owns or has interest in 10 operating mines in Canada, the USA, Chile and Peru, as well as one large metallurgical complex and several major development projects in the Americas. Teck possesses expertise across a wide range of activities including exploration (primarily focused on three commodities: copper, zinc and gold), development, mining and minerals processing, smelting and refining, health and safety, environmental protection, materials stewardship, recycling and research. Teck’s approximately 10,000 employees work each day to provide essential resources the world is counting on to make life better. Teck is proud to be the Diamond Sponsor for the PDAC 2022 Convention.

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PDAC has remained the leading voice of Canada’s mineral exploration and development community since 1932. Our work focuses on strengthening a globally competitive and responsible industry by supporting more than 4,500 individual and corporate members around the world. We undertake advocacy on behalf of Canada’s mineral sector, so that our members can focus on achieving their own success.

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IN PERSON & ONLINE Visit www.pdac.ca/convention to review which of our outstanding exhibits, programs, events & networking opportunities will be offered in person, online or both!

VISIT 800+ EXHIBITORS Promoting leading products, services, mining jurisdictions, investment and development opportunities • Core Shack

• Prospectors Tent

• Investors Exchange

• Trade Show

• PDAC-SEG Student Minerals Colloquium

200 HOURS OF CONTENT Across a diverse spectrum of industry topics • Capital Markets Program • Corporate Presentation Forum for Investors

• Letter Writer Presentations for Investors • Master Class Series

• Executive Spotlight

• Mining for Diversity

• Exploration Insights • Indigenous Program

• PDAC One On One Meeting Program

• Industry Showcase

• Short Courses

• International Stage

• Student & Early Career Program

• Keynote Program

• Sustainability Program • Technical Program 1

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HIGHLIGHTS

JUNE 13 -15 IN PERSON • TORONTO, CANADA

JUNE 28 -29 ONLINE • ANYWHERE

KEYNOTE PROGRAM Keynote sessions will be recorded and available online at a later date.

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EVENTS & NETWORKING AWARDS CELEBRATION The PDAC Awards celebrates excellence in the global mineral exploration and mining industry. Join us as we acknowledge the extraordinary accomplishments of this year’s Awards Recipients. A must-see event!

IN PERSON EVENTS • Awards Celebration • Opening Ceremonies Vanessa Davidson CRU Group

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Core Shack offers a venue for companies to display their core samples. Attendees have a unique chance to get a close look at projects that are generating exciting new drilling results. In addition to core samples, exhibitors will be displaying maps, charts and technical information on their drilling projects. www.pdac.ca/convention/exhibits/core-shack

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Interested in investing in the exploration industry? Discuss investment potential with junior mining companies, mid-sized producers, major mining companies, financial institutions and prospectors to discover new business opportunities. Exhibitors Include: Appia Rare Earths & Uranium Corp. B2Gold Corp. BHP Callinex Mines Inc. Canada Silver Cobalt Works Centerra Gold Inc. Hecla Mining Company K92 Mining Inc. Northisle Copper and Gold Inc. Quebec Precious Metals Corporation Rio Tinto SolGold South32 Limited Teck Resources Limited Trilogy Metals Inc. Wheaton Precious Metals Corp. White Metal Resources www.pdac.ca/convention/exhibits/investors-exchange

PDAC-SEG STUDENT MINERALS COLLOQUIUM IN PERSON & ONLINE: The Student Minerals Colloquium is a poster session that brings together geoscience students and industry professionals to highlight innovative student research on mineral deposit projects essential for the successful evolution of the modern mining industry. www.pdac.ca/convention/programming/Student-Early-CareerProgram/sessions/student-program/pdac-seg-student-mineralscolloquium-1-(in-person)

PROSPECTORS TENT IN PERSON: Get back to the heart of the industry with a visit to the Prospectors Tent. Self-employed and independent prospectors will be there to discuss their maps, samples and claim results. www.pdac.ca/convention/exhibits/prospectors-tent

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Visit the Trade Show to explore organizations and governments showcasing the world’s leading technologies, products and services, and meet government representatives from all around the world in one place. Exhibitors Include: Boart Longyear Energold Drilling (Canada) Inc. Expert Geophysics Limited Foth Infrastructure & Environment, LLC German Pavilion – Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Energy (BMWi) Government of Canada Imdex Limited Major Drilling MMD Mineral Sizing Canada Inc. Northern Ontario Mining Showcase Ontario Ministry of Energy, Northern Development and Mines Peru Saskatchewan Ministry of Energy and Resources Scott Hogg & Associates Ltd. University of Toronto Walden Group, The Xcalibur www.pdac.ca/convention/exhibits/trade-show

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The PDAC Awards celebrates excellence in the global mineral exploration and mining industry. Join us in person as we acknowledge the extraordinary accomplishments of this year’s Awards recipients. A must see event! Session will be recorded and available online on Tuesday, June 28 until the end of our on demand viewing date. Meet our 2022 Award recipients: • Charlie Greig (Bill Dennis Award) • Keith N. Spence (Distinguished Service Award) • Colin Webster (Skookum Jim Award) • Sabina Gold & Silver Corp. (Sustainability Award) • Rio Tinto Exploration (Thayer Lindsley Award) • Lundin Gold Inc. (Viola R. MacMillan Award)

2022 BILL DENNIS AWARD This award, named for a former president of the association, honours individuals who have accomplished one or both of the following: made a significant mineral discovery; made an important contribution to the prospecting and/or exploration industry. CHARLIE GREIG For the discovery of the Saddle North gold-rich copper porphyry deposit and the Saddle South vein gold-silver zone in the Golden Triangle region of British Columbia. Vice-President of Exploration Charlie Greig and his fellow explorers were ecstatic when they drilled soil anomalies at the Tatogga project in 2017 and intersected high grade gold. The GT Gold team had uncovered a brand new epithermal gold-silver vein system they called Saddle South in the prolific Golden Triangle camp of northwestern BC. But the best was yet to come. The team launched a separate drill program about 1.5 kilometres northeast of the precious metals discovery to test a coincident soil geochemical and geophysical partially underlain by strong alteration visible in subcrop. In September 2018 they intersected 430 metres of 0.7 grams per tonne (gpt) gold and 0.4% copper. More impressive intercepts followed. Newmont invested in GT Gold and subsequently raised its stake from 10% to 15% via an $8.3 million private placement, a sure sign the world’s largest gold producer had faith in GT Gold’s new finds. A maiden resource estimate for Saddle North completed in 2020 calculated a combined resource adding up to almost five billion pounds of copper, nine million ounces of gold, and 19 million ounces of silver, with indicated resources of 298 million tonnes grading 0.28% copper, 0.36 gpt gold and 0.8 gpt silver, and inferred resources of 543 million tonnes at 0.25% copper, 0.31 gpt gold and 0.7 gpt silver. In mid-2021 Newmont paid $393 million to acquire full ownership of GT Gold, stating that the “Tatogga project, including the primary Saddle North deposit, has the potential to contribute significant gold and copper annual production at attractive all-in sustaining costs over a long mine life. In addition to the known deposits at Saddle North, there are further exploration opportunities throughout the land package.”

2022 DISTINGUISHED SERVICE AWARD This award recognizes an individual who has achieved one or more of the following: made a substantial contribution to mineral exploration and mining development over a number of years; given considerable time and effort to the PDAC; made outstanding contributions to the mineral industry in the field of finance, geology, geophysics, geochemistry research, or a related activity. KEITH N. SPENCE For more than two decades of dedication to PDAC, ongoing leadership in Canada’s mineral exploration and mining industry, and his contribution to developing CIMVAL, a globally recognized code for mining valuation. Keith Spence combined his geology and finance expertise to develop new guidelines for determining the value of mineral projects after the Bre-X scandal rattled investor confidence in the sector. In 1999 he co-chaired the CIM committee that established the Canadian Mining Valuation Standards and Guidelines. CIMVAL became a globally recognized code to ensure a qualified person conducts valuations while disclosing all relevant information. Keith is a well-known leader in the industry and beyond. He has helped shape important policy and programming directions at PDAC by serving on its board of directors and committees for more than two decades, including the convention planning and securities committees, as well as chairing the international affairs committee. He is often called upon to speak at international mining conferences and has represented PDAC at events in China, where he is renowned for introducing leading business practices in mining. He was chair of the Mineral Economics Society and a board and committee member for CIM. He also served on the board of the Royal Ontario Museum and Ontario Place. He received the Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee Medal in 2012 and the Harry Jerome Award for Professional Excellence from the Black Business and Professional Association in 2017. Keith earned his BSc Geology (Honours) from the University of Western Ontario where he was recognized as a Commonwealth Scholar. He went on to complete his MBA at Western’s Ivey School of Business and later graduated from Harvard University’s Global Management program. He started his career as a field geologist before turning his attention to capital markets and corporate finance and then to mineral economics and project valuation. He is CEO of Global Mining Capital, a firm that specializes in private equity and industry mergers and acquisitions. For his dedication to establishing globally respected standards for mineral valuation and furthering PDAC’s international reputation for excellence, Keith is richly deserving of this prestigious service award.

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2022 SUSTAINABILITY AWARD

Recipients of this award must be from a recognized Indigenous group in Canada (Metis, Inuit, First Nation) and have demonstrated exceptional achievement and/or service in an Indigenous business organization operating in the Canadian mining industry and/or a Canadian Indigenous exploration or mining company or have made a significant individual contribution to the mining industry.

This award honours an individual or organization demonstrating outstanding initiative, leadership and accomplishment in protecting and preserving the natural environment and/or in establishing good community relations during an exploration program or operation of a mine. SABINA GOLD & SILVER CORP. For state-of-the-art caribou protection and social initiatives at the Back River gold project in the Kitikmeot region of southwest Nunavut.

COLIN WEBSTER For his ability to engage and establish trust with Indigenous communities on mineral projects. Colin Webster is known for his dedication to meaningful engagement and consultation between industry and Indigenous communities on exploration and mine development projects. A proud Algonquin member of Kitigan Zibi Anishinabeg in Quebec, Colin was raised in the small mining community of Kirkland Lake in Northern Ontario. He combines 25+ years of engineering qualifications and environmental management skills with an Indigenous perspective, empowering industry and Indigenous communities to have honest and respectful dialogue founded on transparency and trust. In the Lynn Lake mining camp in Manitoba, for example, Colin built trust with the Marcel Colomb First Nation where there was none. Sensitive to historic mining-industry challenges the community had faced previously, the vice-president of sustainability and external affairs for Alamos Gold succeeded in communicating the merits of sustainable mining to community members. Colin graduated from Queen’s University with a BSc in mining engineering in 1990. He went on to receive a diploma in environmental technology from Fanshawe College. After working in the mining sector for a decade, he cofounded Blue Heron Solutions for Environmental Management to provide environmental expertise to both industry and First Nations in their dealings with each other. In 2009 he joined Goldcorp (now Newmont Mining) to lead the company’s Indigenous engagement strategy across Canada and the US. One of Colin’s most rewarding and also challenging roles was vice-president of sustainability for Noront Resources as the junior mining company attempted to negotiate the parameters of mine development in the James Bay Lowlands with surrounding First Nations communities. Colin helped community members better understand the mining cycle and the business opportunities available to them while ensuring their concerns about ongoing exploration and potential development were addressed. To this day the development continues to focus on community empowerment and working together in a meaningful way. Over the span of his career, Colin has won the respect and appreciation of industry and Indigenous leaders alike with his ability to combine technical knowledge with Indigenous perspective.

In 2015 Sabina presented a case for the development of the Back River Project to the Nunavut Impact Review Board. Following a lengthy process, Sabina had met most of the requirements for permitting the project, but the board had concerns over how the company would protect caribou herds in the region. They rejected the initial application. Sabina asked the government, community and other stakeholders for help to devise a better plan. The collaborative process enabled Sabina to create one of the most stringent caribou protection plans in the North. The initiative starts with Inuit monitors who continuously scout the region for caribou. At the first sign of activity, and depending on how vulnerable the herd is, the operation slows down or comes to a standstill. Blasting stops. If activity is detected along the 170-kilometre winter road leading from the mine to the port facility at Bathurst Inlet, trucks halt until caribou have cleared the area. The winter road is constructed with flattened banks and vehicle speeds are limited to ease migration should caribou pass through the area. The caribou protection plan is just one of several initiatives designed to support sustainability in the region, including: investigating a hybrid energy system to offset diesel power generation with wind energy; funding the restoration of the creek leading into Bernard Harbour to create an unobstructed path for char to travel to spawning grounds and back out to the ocean; establishing a wealth creation fund with a $4 million initial investment to create long-term employment opportunities outside of the mining industry in Kitikmeot communities; donating 80 Leitz microscopes to regional schools to promote STEM learning; and a food security program that was created when the Covid-19 pandemic limited personnel from working on site. As a result of these and other efforts, Sabina received its social license including a Nunvut Impact Review Board Project Certificate in 2017 and a Nunavut Water Board License in 2018. The company has also entered into a renewable 20-year benefit and land tenure agreement with the Kitikmeot Inuit Association (KIA) representing more than 6000 Inuit. “In Sabina, we have found a partner that shares our vision of sustainability,” according to KIA President Stanley Anablak.

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2022 VIOLA R. MACMILLAN AWARD

This award recognizes an individual or a team of explorationists credited with a recent significant mineral discovery anywhere in the world.

This award, which is named in honour of PDAC’s longest serving president, is given to an individual or organization demonstrating leadership in management and financing for the exploration and development of mineral resources.

RIO TINTO EXPLORATION For the 2017 discovery of the Winu copper-gold deposit in the Paterson Province of Western Australia.

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A modern theme of mineral exploration is that the next generation of mines will be found by geoscientists who can effectively explore for mineralization under a cover of rocks or sediments. In late 2017, the Rio Tinto exploration team did just that, intersecting significant copper-gold mineralization on the first pass of the Winu property. By mid-2020, Rio Tinto had established an inferred resource of 503 million tonnes grading 0.45% copper equivalent for Winu. First production is scheduled for 2024 subject to regulatory approvals and traditional owner consent. The Paterson Province of Western Australia is gold country, but geologists Helke Dalstra and Jennifer Maguire and exploration manager Mawson Croaker estimated deep-seated porphyry deposits could be associated with the area’s buried granites. On the basis of structural and stratigraphic setting, proximity to a granitoid and the aeromagnetic character of the district, they identified several targets. When they followed up with airborne geophysical surveys, they found a shallow EM conductor coincident with one of their targets. Then came the hard part: accessing the region for drilling. Battling lengthy travel times to the remote area and temperatures exceeding 45°C, the team set up a reverse circulation drill to test the target under a cover of younger sediments. Rio Tinto discovered near-surface copper-gold mineralization in the first hole. Subsequent drilling under inhospitable conditions including wildfires and cyclones expanded the mineralization, enough to support the development of an open pit mine. The Winu deposit remains open at depth and along strike and Rio Tinto continues to find new zones of mineralization on the large land package, suggesting there may be more to come.

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