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Following the first discovery in 1890. GOLD MINING has taken place almost continuously in Manitoba for over 100 years Gold has been produced from quarta-carbonate vein forogenic) deposits and as byproduct from volcanogenic massive sulphide (VMS) deposits Significant orogenic gold deposits have been discovered in Archean and Paleoproterozoic greenstone belts in Manitoba. The bulk of post-production comes from the world-class (5.6 Moz) deposit at Rice Lake in the Superior province and the 1.8 Moz Snow Lake New Britannial deposit in the Trans-Hudson orogen SIGNIFICANT RECENT DISCOVERIES, brought about by focused exploration in the Rice Lake, Flin Flon and Lynn Lake belts, underscore the residual potential of established gold camps in Manitoba Greenfields exploration successes in the Stull Lake belt, host to the 3.6 Moz Monument Bay deposit also highlight the raceptional untapped potential of Manitoba's major greenstone belts, which remain underexplored compared to those of other Canadian jurisdiction. 2021 Highlights Hudbay Minerals Inc announced the first production of gold at the refurbished New Britannia mill in Snow Lake, along with a reported in Snow • 1911 Gold Corporation reported promising results from previously untested drilling targets at their Rice Lake properties, continued tailings reprocesing at the True North complex in Bissett, and high grade gold assays from the Apex gold property near Snow Lake swr Exploration Inc. continued work on the Little Stull Lake gold project, supported in part by a grant from the Manitoba Mineral Development Fund • Minnova Comp. reported high-grade gold results to support the resource expansion and planned restart of the PL. gold mine, potentially to include the nearby Nokomis deposit SS North Mining in reported an updated gold resource estimate and encouraging drilling results from their Last Hope gold project in Lake area NATIVE GOLD AND PEYOTE CE LAKE DEPOT NATIVE GOLD CELARE DEPOT Trans-Hudson orogen Lynn Lakebelt Hudson Bay Basin SOHET MINERALIZATION MONUMENT BAY DEPOSIT NATIVE GOLD DEPOT Flin Fiber Oxford-S domain CENTRE Superior province Western Canada Sedimentary Basin LEGEND Phanero Cenozoic sedimentary rocks Menoroc sedimentary rocks Paleozoic sedimentary rocks Precambrian Mafic-ultramatic Intrusive rocks Proterozoic granite and gets Archean granite and gneiss Metagreywacke Metasedimentary rocks Mafic-felic metavolcanic rocks . Rice Lake GOLD Current Producer Past Producer Advanced Project . Figure 1: Geological map of Manitoba showing locations of selected gold deposits Gold in Manitoba

Lynn Lake Greenstone Belt The Paleoproterozoic Lynn Lake belt extends for 150 km in an east-west direction, on strike to the west with the La Ronge belt in Saskatchewan The Lynn Lake belt contains five significant gold deposits along two major trends, accounting for a total mineral resource of approximately 5 Mor including -0.4 Mor past production. The MacLellan and Farley Lake deposits are hosted by the Agassiz metallotect-an assemblage of picrite flows, folic volcanic rocks and iron formation that extends along strike in excess of 40 cm. In contrast, the Burnt Timber and Linkwood deposits are hosted by a crustal scale break referred to as the Johnson shear zone, which follows the southern margin of the belt for over 100 km along strike. Both major metaliotects have seen only local systematic exploration Flin Flon Greenstone Belt Although principally recognized as one of the world's premier VIMS districts, the Paleoproterozoic Finion belt sted in the interides of the Trans Hudson orogen hosto several significant orogenic gold depouts. Major deposits of this type occur within thrust-abricated panels of matavolcanic and metasedimentary rocks along the interface between the Flin Fion belt and the southern flank of the metedimentary Kasynew domain in Manitoba, this metaillotact extends along strike for over 150 km and includes the past producing Snow Lake deposit 1 Moal, which is hosted by a discordant fault in the immediate hangingwall of a major thrust. The many VMS deposits of the Fin Flon belt also contribute a large and increasingly important gold resource Krydom Le Flin Flone Bohen he Figure 2: Geological map of the Lynn Lake belt Figure 3. Geological map of the Fin Flon belt and southern flank of the Kaseynew domain Oxford Oxford-Stull Domain The Odord-Stull domain is situated in the northwestem portion of the Archean Superior province - one of the most prolife Archean crutons worldwide for orogenic gold deponies. The domain is characterized by an amay of Sinuously consive greenstone bolts containing a number of significant orogenic gold deposits and occurrences, most notably the Monument Bay deposit near Stull Lake, which has a total resource of 36 Moz with added potential for economic byproduct tungsten Major deposits in the Ordord-Stull domain are spatial scited with a crustal scale break--the Sull-Wurun that delines the southern boundary of the domain over a distance in excess of 250 km, yet has been subject to minimal systematic exploration Recently reported exploration results at Odord like her support the widespread potential for orogenic gold in the region Figure 4: Geological map of the northwestern Superior province North Caroutaman Ecom Rice Lake Greenstone Belt The Archean Rice Lake belt defines the western cent of the prolific Uche domain of the westem Superior province approximately 100 km along tre to the west of the world class Red Lake gold camp in Ontario, The Rice Lake belt includes several significant gold deposits, including the Rice Lake dopout at Baset, which has total gold endowment in excess of 5.6 Mor resources and post production, making the largest gold deposit discovered to date in Manitoba. Within the Rice Like beit auriferous vein systems are associated with brideductile she zones that splay southward off the crustal scale Wanipigowfault Toward the west, the ice like belt and Wanipigowuromin unexplored beneath a thin cover of Paleozoic sedimentaryodies Figure 5: Geological map of the Rice Lake greenstone belt Gold in Manitoba

0.29 1.94 450 Selected Gold Deposits in Manitoba Deposit Geological Resources Ownership Domain Discovery Production Resources Past production measured and indicated Umferred year (years) IMO ig Au/t(Moz) (Mt) lg A/G (Moz) (Me Ig Au/t) (Moz) Archean Superior province True North Uchi 1911 Gold Corporation 1911 2006-2016 8.31 6.90 1.84 1.38 7.26 2.79 5.65 0.46 1997-2001 1932-1968 True North (tailings Uchi 1911 Gold Corporation 2016-2021 0.48 0.96 0:01 0.18 0.83 0.01 0.03 0.81 0.00 Central Manitoba Uchi 1911 Gold Corporation 1924 1928-1938 0.44 12.60 0.16 Gunnar Uchi 1911 Gold Corporation 1921 1936-1941 0.26 11.90 0.10 Ogama-Rockland Uchi 1911 Gold Corporation 1915 1948-1951 0.14 11.20 0.05 130 8.20 0.34 Monument Bay Oxdord-Stul Yamana Gold Inc. 1986 36,58 1.52 1.79 41.95 1.32 1.78 Little Stol Oxford-Stul BWR Exploration Inc. 1986 0.75 9.30 0.22 Gods Lake Oxford-Stull J.C. Campbell 1932 1935-193 0.49 10.20 0.16 Rusty Zone Ordord-Stul Big Ridge Gold Corp. 1986 0.BO 6.007 0.15 High Rock Island Island Lake Saint Jean Carbon Ine 1934 0.40 9.00- 0.12 Paleoproterozoic Trans Hudson orogen MacLellan Lynn Lake Alamos Gold Inc 1955 1986-1989 0.00 5.40 0.14 30.78 167 165 1.40 1.55 0.07 Gordon (Farley Lake Lynn Lake Alamos Gold Inc 1947 1997-1999 1.71 4.20 0.21 9.18 239 0.71 0.62 1.30 0.03 Burnt Timber Lynn Lake Alamos Gold Inc 1988 1993-1996 0.89 280 0.08 102 140 0.05 23.44 1.04 0.78 Linkwood Lynn Lake Alamos Gold Inc. 1937 0.98 1.17 0.04 21.00 1.16 0.78 Last Hope Lynn Lake 55 North Mining Inc 1937 041 5.41 0.07 1.55 5.43 0.27 New Britannia Flin Flon Hudbay Minerals Inc 1925 1995-2005 10.80 3.7 1.41 2.75 450 0.00 Snow Lake deposit 1949-1958 777 Flin Flon Hudbay Minerals Inc. 1993 3.09 0.19 0.21 3.11 0.02 Llor Flin Fion Hudbay Minerals Inc 2007 1720 3.80 2.10 6.99 1.01 WIM Flin Flon Hudbay Minerals Inc 1962 249 160 0.13 3 Zone Fin Fon Hudbay Minerals Inc. 1946 1995-1996 022390 0.03 0.66 4.20 0.09 043 5.00 Birch Flin Flon Hudbay Minerals Inc 0.57 4.40 0.08 1901 Flin Flon Hudbay Minerals Inc. 2019 2.07 1.80 0.12 0.89 4.80 0.14 Watts Fin Flon Hudbay Minerals Inc 1995 3.15 0.95 0.10 Tartan Flin Flon Sator Resources Inc 1945 1987-1989 0.25 5.80 1.18 6.32 0.24 0.24 489 0.04 Laguna Flin Flon KG Exploration (Canadal nel 1914 1936-1940 0.11 16.70 0.06 Rockcliff Metals Corp 1918-1926 PL mine Puffy Lake Kisseyew Minnowa Corp 1960 1987-1989 0.35 5.80 0.03 148 593 0.28 1.84 SOS 0.30 Squall Lake Kissene Hudbay Minerals Inc. 1945 0.44 5.30 0.07 Mineral resources inclusive of mineral reserves Historical resource pre-dites N143-1011ers shodid verify critical information ABBREVIATIONS: Aut grams gold per torne: Mt, milion tonnes: Mex, milion US Mineraleve only Production and Advanced Projects • Lalor (Hudbay Minerals Inc.): 3.11 Moz resource • Puffy Lake (Minnova Corp.: 0.6 Moz resource • True North (1911 Gold Corporation: 0.76 Moz resource • New Britannia Hudbay Minerals Inc.): 0,4 Moz resource • Lynn Lake (Alamos Gold Inc.): 4.3 Moz resource Tartan (Sator Resources Inc.):0.3 Mor • Monument Bay (Yamana Gold Inc.): 3.6 Moz resource resource Mining and Petroleum Sector Overview 2020 • One of the largest primary resource industries of Manitoba's economy • $1.9 billion in total value of production (preliminary estimate) Accounts for approximately 2.7 per cent of the province's real GDP (basic prices) and 2.5 per cent of international exports • Direct employment of approximately 2780 people • $382 million in capital expenditures on development • 2020 preliminary exploration expenditures forecast at $56.6 million, with 2021 estimated spending intentions at 574 million • 83 new wells drilled in 2020 0.07 0.04

b) Are there any other mineral resources that are mined / refined alongside? c) In what rock type is this (these) mineral resource(s) typically found? Be sure to list the main type (e.g. igneous), along with sub-categories / names if applicable. d) Where in Manitoba are these "host" rocks found and from what geological period(s) are they from?