2021 END OF YEAR REPORT

CANADIAN INSTITUTE OF MINING, METALLURGY AND PETROLEUM

2021 END OF YEAR REPORT

CREATING SUSTAINABLE PROSPERITY TOGETHER

CANADIAN INSTITUTE OF MINING, METALLURGY AND PETROLEUM

2021 End of Year Report

PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE

At-A-Glance 123 YEARS

10,000

57

COUNTRIES REPRESENTED

154

AWARDS & SCHOLARSHIPS

CORPORATE MEMBERS

535

VOLUNTEERS

32

9,000+

AWARDS GRANTED ANNUALLY

COMMUNITY 30 11 12 10

$300,000

INDIVIDUAL MEMBERS

BRANCHES SOCIETIES COMMITTEES

STUDENT CHAPTERS

40,000+ SOCIAL MEDIA FOLLOWERS

ANNUAL EVENT PARTICIPANTS

CURATED KNOWLEDGE INTERNATIONALLY RECOGNIZED STANDARDS, GUIDELINES & BEST PRACTICES

PEER-REVIEWED TECHNICAL PAPERS & AWARD-WINNING CIM MAGAZINE

22,300 MAGAZINE READERSHIP

18,000+ NEWSLETTER SUBSCRIBERS

PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT IN 2021

700

RECORDED PRESENTATIONS (CIM ACADEMY)

50+

WEBINARS & SHORT COURSES

5,000+ ATTENDEES

CIM’s purpose is to be the trusted authority & collective source for advancing mineral industry knowledge, guidelines & best practices. In support of this purpose, we collaborate with other national and global societies to advance a more sustainable future. Many of the challenges we face are not new, but their level of importance and speed at which we need to address them has increased dramatically.

In an industry where protection of the eco systems, safety of our people and successful deployment of capital have created an environment of conservatism, the rapidly changing landscape of issues we face has, at times, left us uncertain about what the future looks like. How might organizations address diversity and inclusion within their ranks? Where will the next generation of employees come from? Can net-zero targets be effectively integrated throughout mining operations? Who will be affected as mines are automated and digitalized?

CIM, its branches, societies, committees, events, professional development and educational programming is moving the dial on issues of Diversity and Inclusion, Health and Safety and the future workforce. We have the reach and vehicles to engage industry stakeholders, discover, examine and share meaningful insight, and drive innovation for the evolution of ideas. Together, we keep the minerals and metals industry progressing toward common goals.

If these final months of 2021 have taught us anything, it’s that we can overcome any obstacles that arise as long as we maintain an adaptable and a problem-solving mindset. To that end, we utilized our extensive outreach and engagement to identify and respond to a number of common issues impacting our industry. We have redefined the model for standards, best practices and guidelines, audited and optimized the user experience, streamlined constituent and member management and more.

We are an important connector and conduit for critical insights and expertise that advance the level and quality of technical and industry knowledge, and we do it within a completely collaborative and neutral space. This report shines light on that work. The products, initiatives and programs CIM delivers support and enable our industry’s priorities. Partnership is at the heart of our work to curate knowledge, drive innovation, develop expertise, recognize excellence, engage society and foster connections.

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Pierre Julien CIM President

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CURATING KNOWLEDGE In keeping with industry efforts to digitalize operations, CIM continues to integrate proven methods for knowledge capture, transfer, organization and storage. CIM branches, committees and societies can tap into these premium knowledge-sharing resources to access the latest research and enhance their own events and publications.

AUGUST TO NOVEMBER - TAPPING INTO LEARNING ANYWHERE, ANYTIME

TECHNICAL PAPER LIBRARY

ONEMINE DIGITAL LIBRARY

CIM’s online digital resource of research from CIM Bulletin, CIM Journal, Exploration & Mining Geology, World Mining Congress, ISARC and many other publications and conventions

Online digital collective of mining and minerals technical papers and conferences, periodicals, books, and many other publications

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WEBINARS

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CIM National Branch, Committee and Society Webinars

Conferences, Meetings & Workshops

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CIM’S WORK IN STANDARDS, GUIDELINES AND BEST PRACTICES Mineral Resources Mineral Reserves Documents under review:

Coal resource and reserve estimation best practices Industrial mineral best practices Exploration targets definition and guidance Lithium brine guidance ESG best practice and guidance document Royalty and streaming guidance for resource reporting CMP metallurgical best practice document PEA/scoping study definitions Uranium resources best practices and guidance [ PAGE 3 ]

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Popular weekly podcast discussions on big ideas from industry experts.

Understanding Silvercorp Metals with Lon Shaver – Mining Silver, Lead, & Zinc

Mosaic - Esterhazy K3 Potash Mine, Reclamation in Florida, & ESG Targets with Kelly Strong

CIM’s Capital Project Symposium with Paul Nielson from Waterton Global Resource Management

CIM JOURNAL

CIM MAGAZINE

4 peer-reviewed technical papers

3 Trade, Association and Business Publications International (TABPI) 'Tabbie' Awards

Top 25 feature article “Has sustainability reporting become unsustainable?”

Silver, Profile “Renaissance in Red Lake” Honourable mention, Front cover “December 2020/January 2021 “New Frontiers in Mining”

Uncertainty-based mine planning framework for oil sands production scheduling and waste management A. Maeremi and E. Ben-Awuah Decarbonization of remote mine electricity supply and vehicle fleets J. E. Zuliani, J. Guilbaud and M. Carreau Recent advances in light metals and manufacturing for automotive applications A. A. Luo

THE 5 MOST POPULAR ARTICLES critical requirements for success How to keep your capital project on 1 Five time and on budget By Ian Pearce to take steps against short selling Canada is making changes 2 Regulators to curb the practice of predatory short selling, a thorn in the side of junior

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mining companies By Kelsey Rolfe Titan Minerals successful in Core Gold takeover Titan overcomes months of setbacks to acquire Core Gold as part of South American expansion

By Tijana Mitrovic

PFS endorses long-term future for Red Chris After picking up 4 Newcrest the project in 2019, Newcrest Mining is looking to turn its British Columbia

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gold project into a tier-one operation By Michael Schwartz ArcelorMittal receives $400 million federal investment for clean steel production Canada’s investment is expected to save three million tonnes of greenhouse gas emissions per year By Matthew Parizot

Characterization of AA6111 aluminum alloy thin strips produced via the horizontal single belt casting process U. Niaz, M. M. Isac and R. I. L. Guthrie

New media kit

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DRIVING INNOVATION Successfully navigating change management and the management of change requires a collaborative space where thought leadership can lead to innovation and advancement. Our partnerships allow that deep work to happen. CIM-supported initiatives inspire the industry to imagine the future of mining – whether it’s examining the adoption of digital, addressing the labour market shortage, or simplifying project execution.

MINING 4.0 - THE DIGITAL MINE SYMPOSIUM Covering the latest state-of-the-art developments and technologies in the mining and minerals industry.

3 Days 3 Keynote Speakers 6 Technical Sessions 4 Live Panel Discussions 6 Networking Opportunities 1 Field Trip THEMES:

Building the digital program The digital workforce Digital operations Data to action The connected mine Digital maintenance Organizing Committee

Keynote Speakers “[Implementing a digital program] is a collaboration.

You need to work with a network of components, providers and ultimately people.”

– Andrew Scott, METS Ignited

Mike Brown

Sean Dessureault

Saad Hameed

Gisela Gips

SMS Equipment Inc.

The Mosaic Company

IROC, ArcelorMittal Mining Canada

ArcelorMittal Mining Canada

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TAILINGS MANAGEMENT New working group of tailings training providers - CIM ESRS & GMPA Global Action on Tailings

“We need to get all the different silos working together and thinking about where risks might connect or overlap, and how a change in one area can cause stress loads in another area.”

– Karen Chovan, Founder & CEO, Enviro Integration Strategies

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Coming in 2022

[ MARCH 27-29 TORONTO ]

DISCUSS LESSONS LEARNED, NEW IDEAS AND DISCOVER NEW WAYS TO EXECUTE MINE CAPITAL PROJECTS SAFELY AND SUCCESSFULLY Organizing committee: Paul Nielson, Waterton Global; Roy Slack, Cementation Americas; Maurice Tagami, Wheaton Precious Metals; Wray Carvelas, Ascencia Group; Jeremy Okolisan, Kiewit

[ SEPTEMBER 18-21 SUDBURY ] Theme: PERSEVERANCE IN A NEW WORLD Organizing committee: Christine Bertoli; Katie Burau; Neil Milner; Derek Koziol; Trang Tran-Valade; Sean Kautzman; Brianne Valdes; Nicole Tardif; Jeff Lafortune; Shannon Katary; Yijing Sun; Dixie Ortiz

CONVENTION + EXPO | MAY 1–4 | VANCOUVER, BC

Honorary Conference Chair

MINING FOR FUTURE GENERATIONS

IN-PERSON EVENT

Topics: Transitions: The Digital Platform Operations Environment: Reliance & Adaptability The Value of People: Mining for Talent and Social Forces in Mining Markets & Finance Geotechnical Geology: Mineralizing Systems & Beyond Protecting Our People Impact of Processing Advances on Mining Economics Don Lindsay Teck Resources Ltd.

Conference Committee

Doris Hiam-Galvez

Mary-Jane Piggott

Laurie Reemeyer

Carmen Jensen

Conference Chair, Hatch

Co-Technical Program Chair, Klohn Crippen Berger

Co-Technical Program Chair, Resourceful Paths

Student Program Chair, Mining MEng Program, UBC

Organizing committee: Doris Hiam-Galvez, Hatch; Mary-Jane Piggott, Klohn Crippen Berger; Laurie Reemeyer, Resourceful Paths; Carmen Jensen, Mining MEng Program, UBC; George Darling, Sandstorm Gold Royalties; Julie Champagne, National Research Council Canada; Julia Gartley, BBA; Stephanie Vo, Hatch; Jessie Liu-Ernsting, Keystone Resource Solutions Corp.; David Anonychuk, SGS; Mike Yao, Vale; Dan Marshall, Simon Fraser University; Garth Kirkham, Kirkham Geosystems Ltd; Glenn Lyle, MIRARCO; Daniel Brosig, Gas Cleaning Technologies LLC; Boyd Davis, Kingston Process Metallurgy Inc (KPM) [ PAGE 6 ]

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DEVELOPING EXPERTISE Our work in developing standards, guidelines and best practices in conjunction with workforceand community-focused workshops, courses, programs and events supply the framework needed to collectively advance our industry and create sustainable prosperity together.

“We often think outside the box and are more innovative because we have to be. This can lead to many more great careers. Neurodivergent people are in all walks of life, in all kinds of jobs – engineering, finance, quality control. All of those things are beneficial to the mining industry.”

THE BENEFITS OF NEURODIVERSITY IN THE MINING INDUSTRY CIM Diversity and Inclusion Advisory Committee (DIAC)

– Kelly Bron Johnson, Autistic and Hard of Hearing Self-Advocate, founder of Completely Inclusive

“A lot of Canadian businesses, especially in the mining sector, are doing their part in terms of reconciliation by investing in Indigenous students through training and mentorship programs and other areas of investment. While they might be small investments, they have significant impact with First Nations communities.”

NATIONAL DAY FOR TRUTH AND RECONCILIATION DIAC Webinar: Working toward fair and inclusive collaboration with Joseph Wabegijig, Phoenix Smart Infrastructure

– Joseph Wabegijig, Phoenix Smart Infrastructure

CIMF FICM FOUNDATION | FONDATION

DISTINGUISHED LECTURER SERIES

Proudly sponsored by the CIM Foundation

Craig Hart

Gillian Holcroft

Patricia Dillon

C.D. (‘Lyn) Anglin

James Budac

Jamile Cruz

Past Director, MDRU • Linking Cordilleran Lithospheric Architecture to Mineral Deposits

President, GLH Strategic • Collaboration and Innovation in Mining and Metallurgy / There’s never been a better time to join the party

President and CEO, Mining Matters • Supporting Communities with Mineral Resources Education

Principal Consultant with Anglin & Associates • The Mount Polley Tailings Spill: Response and Recovery – 6 Years Later

Retired, Sherritt’s Process Technology, Fort Saskatchewan Operation • An Examination of the Roles of Rationalism and Empiricism in Refinery Troubleshooting

Business Transformation Executive and Founder of I&D 101 • The Link between Inclusion & Diversity and High-Performance Operations

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CANADIAN MINING GAMES March 3-5, 2022 CIM is proud to support students’ talents as a Gold Sponsor of the Canadian Mining Games

Conference presentations, workshops, webinars and more

TOP 10 WEBINARS

NOW AVAILABLE

2020 100+ technical presentations available on CIM Academy

COMING SOON TO CIM ACADEMY MINING 4.0 THE DIGITAL MINE SYMPOSIUM

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COM - 60th Annual Conference of Metallurgists 2021 Theme: Advances in Metallurgy and Materials Engineering

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CIM Virtual Convention 2021 Theme: Resilient & Thriving

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Knowledge Exchange Short Course Reliability-based Asset Management in a Digital Era with Adam Mettas, Iain Dodds, Adi Dhora, Vasileios Geroulas

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Managing the Hidden Risks of Mine Waste Facilities with Karen Chovan, Rosemary Niechcial, Zoe Coull

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MES Discussion Group : The Bre-X Story An Insider’s Perspective with Bryan Coates

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CrossTalk: Heavy Conversations about Light Metals with Francois Racine, Robert MacKay, Corey Vian

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Drilling Accuracy – Reducing Dilution Improving Recovery with Ryan Stimpson

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The Belt and Road Initiative. What’s in it for Canadians? with Chris Twigge-Molecey

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XploreIQ Successfully Using Machine Learning in Mineral Exploration with Marc-Antoine Laporte

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ESG and Mining with Robert K. Mugo, Jeff Geipel

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RECOGNIZING EXCELLENCE CIM is proud of all our members who, through their dedication and imagination, drive the industry to build new and better relationships with their colleagues, communities and the environment.

CIM CONGRATULATES TWO MEMBERS INDUCTED INTO THE CANADIAN MINING HALL OF FAME Phillip J. Mackey - Past-President of the CIM Metallurgical Society and Fellow of both CIM and The Metals and Materials Society, Mr. Mackey has extensive experience mining and processing copper, nickel, lead, zinc and precious metals. He has held influential positions at a number of mining companies, including Falconbridge-Noranda, BHP, Anglo-American, and Rio Tinto.

Maureen Jensen - Ms. Jensen has introduced a number of successful, globally recognized programs, standards and policies, including disclosure of gender diversity on boards. She is currently Director of Franco-Nevada and has served as Chair and CEO of the Ontario Securities Commission.

ENGAGING SOCIETY CIM collaborates with sister organizations, academia, non-profits, government and the CIM Foundation to inspire and mentor students, recent graduates, those transitioning to mining from other industries and veterans within the minerals and metals family.

CIM FOUNDATION

CIMF FICM

Scholarship winners: Brendan Wall UBC (The Caterpillar and its Canadian dealers scholarship) Hannah LeCocq Queen’s University (The Scotiabank scholarship) Mitchell Maracle Acadia University (The David Robertson scholarship) Margaud Chaine-Way McGill University (The CIM Montreal Branch scholarships) Sunny Roy Laval University (The CIM Montreal Branch scholarships) FOUNDATION | FONDATION

MEMBERSHIP Back to school campaign: 206 student memberships purchases / renewals

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FOSTERING CONNECTIONS CIM works with many industry partners to ensure that we inspire the workforce of tomorrow, promote careers within the industry and keep minerals and mining professionals engaged.

MINING NEEDS YOU - VIRTUAL CAREER FAIR November 8 – 9, 2021 | Presentations and networking opportunities that connected a new workforce to indemand mining occupations and work-integrated learning opportunities

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recruiters

STUDENTS ASK: Q: How do you grow and maintain your professional network?

A: “The best for me is attending conferences. You get to know people and you end up seeing them at each conference you attend.”

– François Landry, Senior Partner, ERM: Environmental Resources Management

Q: What are some of the most important lessons you’ve learned in your career?

A: “Flexibility is the key to success. We must persevere and be adaptable and agile to be responsive to changing circumstances. I’d also say to treat every experience as a learning experience and every person you meet as someone to learn from. Push yourself beyond your comfort zone and aim to assume more responsibility. Be respectful of everyone you meet. This industry, while global in scale, is actually a very small world. Very importantly, take the opportunity to volunteer with an organization. Not only will it help others, it will expand your network and horizons and make you a better person.”

Q: How do I make connections in the industry as a new Canadian?

A: “There are, no doubt, many challenges when job-seeking in a new country. How you can get started is to first find people who have a similar background to you – people who are new to Canada as well, maybe even from the same part of the world that you’re from because there’s a natural degree of trust already there thanks to the shared experience and culture. Then look for companies that are open-minded and interested in hiring from all walks of life.”

– Karen Rees, Second Vice-President, PDAC

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– Mike Bird, CoachOiseau Career Coaching

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