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PDAC Trade Convention, 2018 International Show & Exchange Investors PDAC International Convention, Trade Show & Investors Exchange

MARCH 4 – 7, 2018 Metro Toronto Convention Centre | Toronto, Canada | CONVENTION PROGRAM | CONVENTION

CONVENTION PROGRAM (as of February 1, 2018) Schedule at a Glance All events take place in the Metro Toronto Convention Centre, unless otherwise indicated.

FRIDAY, MARCH 2 SATURDAY, MARCH 3 SUNDAY, MARCH 4 MONDAY, MARCH 5 TUESDAY, MARCH 6 WEDNESDAY, MARCH 7

Registration 7:00 am – 6:00 pm 7:00 am – 5:00 pm 7:00 am – 12:00 pm Desk Level 300 Level 300 Level 300 Level 600 Level 600 Level 600 Aboriginal 9:00 am – 11:30 am Room 717 Program Room 714 The mineral industry and 9:00 am – 12:00 pm Page 26 Indigenous communities Indigenous law and regulatory frameworks 2:00 pm – 5:30 pm 2:00 pm – 4:30 pm Room 701 The Aboriginal Forum Building partnerships: Indigenous communities and the mineral industry Capital Room 714 Room 714 Markets 8:45 am – 9:15 am 9:00 am – 10:00 am Program Opening remarks and state of the mineral Resource valuation Page 28 exploration presentation 10:30 am – 12:00 pm 9:30 am – 10:45 am Can innovation in Exploration and mining financing - Part One mineral exploration drive shareholders’ value? 11:15 am – 12:15 pm Exploration and mining financing - Part Two 2:00 pm – 3:00 pm Exploration and mining financing - Part Three 3:30 pm – 4:30 pm Gold vs. Bitcoin Corporate 10:00 am– 11:30 am 10:00 am– 11:30 am Presentation Room 801A Gold: Development Room 801A Base metals: International Forum for Room 801B Diamonds Room 801B Silver Investors Room 802 Gold: Exploration 1 Room 802 Royalty companies & prospect Page 34 Room 803 Energy materials & generation technologies 1 Room 803 Zinc 2:00 pm– 4:15 pm 2:00 pm– 4:15 pm Room 801A Gold: International Room 801A Base metals: Exploration Room 801B Uranium Room 801B Gold: Americas Room 802 Gold: Exploration 2 Room 802 Copper Room 803 Energy materials & Room 803 Gold: Emerging producers technologies 2 CSR Event Room 803 Room 715 Room 803 Series 9:00 am – 10:30 pm 9:00 am – 10:30 am 9:00 am – 10:30 am Page 30 It starts with juniors: Catalysts for Ensuring effective access to remedy to Mining conflict pathways regional development address community concerns and grievances and the roles of government, industry, 10:40 am – 11:40 am 10:40 am – 12:00 pm communities and NGOs Better together: Collaboration on Feedback from the ground up climate change 1:30 pm – 2:40 pm Growing pains: How juniors manage risks during licensing and construction FRIDAY, MARCH 2 SATURDAY, MARCH 3 SUNDAY, MARCH 4 MONDAY, MARCH 5 TUESDAY, MARCH 6 WEDNESDAY, MARCH 7

CSR Event 1:30 pm – 3:00 pm 2:50 pm – 3:50 pm 10:45 am – 11:45 am Series Thirsty energy: Securing energy in a Tackling gender bias in the mining and Moving beyond the CSR Page 30 water-constrained world exploration industry: Practical tools department: Integrating ESG into project 3:10 pm – 4:30 pm 4:00 pm – 5:00 pm valuations Addressing child labour through Integrating diversity into the mining system responsible sourcing

Exhibits 10:00 am – 5:00 pm 9:00 am – 12:00 pm Page 65 Level 300 Trade Show North Level 800 Core Shack, Investors Exchange, Mining Marketplace, Prospectors Tent, Trade Show

Exploration 9:00 am – 12:00 pm Insights Room 711 Page 37 Letter Writer 9:00 am – 5:00 pm Presentations Room 801 for Investors Page 37 Networking 8:00 am – 5:00 pm 9:00 am – 9:30 am 12:00 pm – 2:00 pm 11:30 am – 1:30 pm 8:00 pm – 12:00 am Events Scotiabank Pond, Room 202 PDAC Annual General Room 718 Mineral Outlook Luncheon Room 105/106 Fairmont Royal York, Downsview Park Meeting (Members Only) Student-Industry Networking Luncheon Canadian Room Page 61 3:00 pm – 5:00 pm Mining Matters Hockey Grand Finale 10:30 am – 11:30 am Level 300, Trade Show North Trade 6:00 pm - 11:00 pm Tournament Room 701 Opening Ceremonies Show Reception Fairmont Royal York, Canadian Room (NEW DATE AND TIME) PDAC Awards Gala & After Party 3:00 pm – 5:00 pm Room 718BPDAC New Members Networking Reception (By invitation only) 4:00 pm – 6:00 pm Level 300, Trade Show NorthOpening Day Reception 5:30 pm – 7:00 pm Fairmont Royal York, Imperial Room Media Reception (By invitation only) Other 2:30 pm – 5:00 pm 9:00 am – 10:00 am 8:00 am – 5:00 pm 8:00 am – 12:00 pm Programming Room 202 Franco-Mine Room 711 Mining Industry Task Force Room 718 PDAC One on One Meeting Room 718 PDAC One on Page 38 on IFRS Program One Meeting Program 4:30 pm – 6:30 pm Room 105/106 Mining for Diversity Reception All events take place in the Metro Toronto Convention Centre, unless otherwise indicated. Schedule at a Glance

FRIDAY, MARCH 2 SATURDAY, MARCH 3 SUNDAY, MARCH 4 MONDAY, MARCH 5 TUESDAY, MARCH 6 WEDNESDAY, MARCH 7 Presentation 8:00 am – 12:00 pm 8:00 am – 10:00 am 7:30 am – 12:00 pm 8:00 am – 12:00 pm & Reception Room 206D Euromax Resources Ltd. Room 205B Goldcorp Canada Ltd. Room 205D Canada Eurasia Russia Room 206D India Rooms and Mundoro Capital Inc. (Reception Room) Business Association (CERBA) Room 206B Montt Page 39 & 50 11:30 am – 1:00 pm 8:00 am – 12:00 pm 8:00 am – 10:00 am Group SpA Room 205B Kosovo (Reception Room) Room 202D Ultra Deep Mining Room 205B Norton Rose Fulbright 9:00 am – 4:00 pm Network and Centre for Excellence in (Reception Room) 1:30 pm – 4:30 pm Mining Innovation Room 205D Inter- Room 206B Australia 8:00 am – 12:00 pm American Development Room 203B Colombia Room 206B Hexagon Mining Bank (IDB) 2:00 pm – 5:30 pm Room 205D Northwest Territories 8:30 am – 6:00 pm 8:30 am – 5:00 pm 2:00 pm – 4:00 pm Room 205D Ecuador Room 202D European Union Room 206B Ocean Nuclear Co. Ltd. Room 206B Canadian Northern Room 103A McKinsey & Company Economic Development Agency Room 206D Chile 2:00 – 5:00 pm Room 206D BMC 9:00 am – 4:00 pm 9:30 am – 12:00 pm Minerals Room 202B Greenland Room 202BSouth Africa 10:00 am – 4:00 pm 11:30 am – 1:30 pm Room 206D Peru Room 205B Bolivia (Reception Room) 11:30 am – 1:30 pm 2:00 pm – 4:00 pm Room 205B Association of Room 202BERM Professional Geoscientists of Ontario 2:00 pm – 6:00 pm (APGO) (Reception Room) Room 206BGermany 2:00 pm – 5:30 pm Room 203B McCarthy Tetrault LLP Room 202D Dominican Republic Room 205D New Zealand 2:00 pm – 6:00 pm Room 206B Brazil 6:30 pm – 8:00 pm Room 205B EIT RawMaterials (Reception 2:00 pm – 7:00 pm Room) Room 203B Ireland 3:00 pm – 5:00 pm Room 205B Whittle Consulting (Reception Room) Short Courses 8:30 am - 4:30 pm 8:00 am – 5:15 pm 8:00 am – 12:00 pm 8:00 am – 12:00 pm Page 53 Room 717 Room 709 Environmental Room 718B Mineral resource Room 801 Mining Exploration geological models of estimation disclosure essentials: geochemistry mineral deposits with an NI 43-101 reporting Room 716A What the North American emphasis on North America fundamentals, industry mining professional needs to know Room 803B best practices and 8:30 am – 4:30 pm about working in a Latin American Minimizing useful guidance for TSX country environmental Room 717 Exploration and TSXV issuers impacts geochemistry 8:30 am – 12:00 pm 2:00 pm – 6:00 pm 8:30 am – 5:00 pm Room 803B Health and Room 802 Peer review and technical Room 714 DMEC Room 713 safety audits: Developing robust governance workshop series: Mining financial processes 9:00 am – 4:00 pm Application of artificial modelling Room 718B Mineral intelligence/machine resource estimation learning to mineral exploration FRIDAY, MARCH 2 SATURDAY, MARCH 3 SUNDAY, MARCH 4 MONDAY, MARCH 5 TUESDAY, MARCH 6 WEDNESDAY, MARCH 7 Short Courses 9:00 am – 5:00 pm 9:00 am – 5:00 pm Page 53 Room 714B Room 714B Geophysics Geophysics Room 701A An assessment of Precambrian gold deposit models SME Bookstore 8:00 am – 6:00 pm 8:00 am – 12:00 pm Level 800, Foyer Level 800, Foyer Page 15 Student 9:00 am – 12:30 pm 10:00 am – 11:00 am 10:00 am – 11:00 am Program Room 714 A student geologist’s guide Student Hub PDAC-CIM Toronto Student Hub Page 32 to the exploration & mining industry Branch Guided Tours PDAC-CIM Toronto Branch Guided Tours 1:00 pm – 2:00 pm 12:00 pm – 7:00 pm 11:30 am – 1:30 pm Student Hub PDAC-CIM Toronto Fairmont Royal York, Concert Room 105/106 Student-Industry Branch Guided Tours Hall PDAC-SEG Student Minerals Networking Luncheon Colloquium 2:30 pm – 4:00 pm 2:00 pm – 3:00 pm Room 714 Survival Skills: Impress for 1:00 pm – 2:00 pm Student Hub success Student Hub PDAC-CIM Toronto PDAC-CIM Toronto Branch Guided Tours Branch Guided Tours 3:30 pm – 5:00 pm Room 714 Student-Industry Forum

Technical 10:30 am – 11:30 am 9:00 am – 11:30 am 9:00 am – 11:30 am 9:00 am – 11:30 am Program Room 701 Opening Ceremonies Room 713 Mid-proterozoic basins of Room 713 From pre-feasibility/feasibility Room 713 The role of Page 19 (NEW DATE AND TIME) northern Australia to construction renewables in boosting sustainability and 1:00 pm – 3:30 pm Room 716 Mineral resources of China Room 716 Geology and mineralization of competitiveness the Golden Triangle, British Columbia Room 715 Kazakhstan and uranium 9:35 am – 11:35 am Room 715 Changing 2:00 pm – 4:00 pm 1:00 pm – 4:00 pm Room 701 Keynote session: Industry economic fundamentals Room 713 Gold and base metals in the Review – Lessons for the future Room 713 Previously closed mines: Case and their impact on Arabian-Nubian Shield studies on developing the remaining 2:00 pm – 4:00 pm critical metals potential 1:00 pm – 5:00 pm Room 711 International mining tax Room 716 New Room 701 Commodities and market trends with focus on North America 2:00 pm – 4:30 pm discoveries and outlook and Africa Room 716 Geophysics developments 2:00 pm – 4:30 pm Room 717 Valuation of Room 713 Mineral deposits of the USA water, waste and other external costs Room 716 The 25th anniversary of Canadian diamond mining Table of Contents

About PDAC ...... 5 Onsite Services...... 12 Aboriginal Program...... 26 Business Centre (MTCC) Hours...... 12 Attendee Info ...... 6 Coat Check...... 12 Access Pass Information...... 6 Complimentary Massage Station...... 13 All Access Pass Bag...... 7 Exhibits Hours...... 12 Health and Safety, Nurse’s Office ...... 7 Free Headshots...... 13 Mobile Convention Website...... 7 Free Wi-Fi...... 13 Capital Markets Program...... 28 Info Centre...... 12 Core Shack...... 90 Media Centre...... 12 Corporate Presentation Forum for Investors...... 34 Places to Eat...... 14 Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) Event Series...... 30 Registration Desk Hours...... 12 Exhibitor Spotlight...... 78 Shoe Shine Stand...... 14 Exploration Insights...... 37 Shuttle Service...... 14 Finding Your Way Around...... 8 SME Bookstore...... 15 Convention Ambassadors...... 8 Speaker Ready Room...... 15 Floorplan (North Building, Level 200)...... 8 Terrace Meeting Place...... 15 Floorplan (South Building, Levels 600, 700)...... 9 Water Stations...... 15 Floorplan (South Building, Level 800)...... 10 Other Programming...... 38 MTCC Overview Map...... 8 Franco-Mine...... 38 Investors Exchange...... 82 Mining Industry Task Force on IFRS...... 38 Booth Assignments...... 84 Mining for Diversity Reception...... 38 Floorplan...... 82 PDAC One on One Meeting Program...... 38 Letter Writer Presentations for Investors...... 37 PDAC Membership...... 18 Lounges...... 13 Presentation Rooms...... 39 VIP Lounge...... 13 Prospectors Tent...... 89 Charging Centre Lounge...... 13 Reception Rooms...... 50 Media Partners...... 49 Short Courses...... 53 Mining Marketplace...... 91 Showcase: Advertisers...... 92 Booth Assignments...... 91 Sponsors...... 16 Exhibitors by Business Category...... 91 Student Program...... 32 Mining Matters: Contributors ...... 59 Technical Program...... 19 Networking & Special Events...... 61 Trade Show & Trade Show North...... 65 Awards Gala & After Party...... 64 Booth Assignments...... 67 Grand Finale ...... 63 Exhibitors by Business Category ...... 74 Mineral Outlook Luncheon...... 62 Trade Show Floorplan...... 65 Mining Matters Hockey Tournament (10th Annual)...... 61 Trade Show North Floorplan...... 66 Opening Ceremonies...... 61 Trade Show North Features...... 79 Opening Day Reception ...... 62 PDAC New Members Networking Reception...... 62 Student-Industry Networking Luncheon...... 63 Photography by: envisiondigitalphoto.com Trade Show Reception...... 63

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March 3 - 6 METRO TORONTO CONVENTION CENTRE About PDAC

The Prospectors & Developers Association of Canada (PDAC) is the leading voice of the mineral exploration and development community. With around 7,500 members around the world in all sectors of the mining industry, PDAC’s mission is to promote a globally-responsible, vibrant and sustainable minerals industry. As the trusted representative of the sector, PDAC encourages best practices in technical, operational, environmental, safety and social performance. PDAC is known worldwide for its annual PDAC Convention, which is regarded as the premier international event for the mineral industry. In 2017, the convention attracted over 25,000 people from 130 countries annually. Please visit www.pdac.ca.

2018 CONVENTION BOARD OF DIRECTORS Sherry Dickert Manager, Convention PLANNING COMMITTEE Sandy Archibald Whitby, ON Sponsorship & Marketing Program James Siddorn SRK Consulting (Canada) Inc. Bob Bosshard Toronto, ON Christina Goncalves Toste Manager, Convention Sponsorship & Partnership (Chair) Michael Bourassa Toronto, ON Development Charles Beaudry Consultant Robert Boyd Vancouver, BC Lynda Joyet Senior Manager, Convention Ian Blakley RPA UK Tim Bremner North Bay, ON Events & Sponsorship Peter Bojtos Independent Company Director Jeremy Brett Toronto, ON Elena Mazur Marketing Consultant Donald Bubar Avalon Advanced Materials Inc. Alex Christopher Vancouver, BC Sarah Nazar Senior Coordinator, Convention Jim Chan ERM MaryAnn Crichton Toronto, ON Events & Sponsorship Patrick Chance Patrick Chance & Associates Lisa Davis Toronto, ON Jessica Provencher Convention Assistant David Christie Goodman & Company Tim Dohey Perth, Australia Nicole Sampson Director, Convention Investment Counsel Elaine Ellingham Toronto, ON Jodi Spivak Event Specialist, Convention David Davidson Paradigm Capital Inc. Michael Fowler Toronto, ON Jean Des Rivieres BHP Billiton Jonathan Fowler Burlington, ON STAFF Tim Dohey Newmont Mining Corporation Michael Fox Oshweken, ON Cameron Ainsworth-Vincze Senior Manager, Sylvain Durocher Ressources Québec Ray Goldie Toronto, ON Communications Mark Fellows Skarn Associates Limited Mary Louise Hill Thunder Bay, ON Anne Belanger Analyst, Geoscience Mark Ferguson S&P Global Market Joe Hinzer Toronto, ON & Innovation Intelligence Don Hoy Thunder Bay, ON Jayne Crawley Analyst, Government Relations Catherine Gignac CG & Associates Dennis Jones Toronto, ON Madina Kaytmazova Coordinator, Membership Raymond Goldie Independent Analyst and Nick Kohlmann Toronto, ON & Reception Director Belinda Labatte Toronto, ON Kristy Kenny Manager, Communications Neil Gow Consultant Felix Lee Toronto, ON Ivy Lee Assistant, Membership & Convention Todd Hamilton Flo Solutions Stephen Morison Nanaimo, BC Joan Leslie Chief Accountant Robert Hearst Quantec Geoscience Ltd. Glenn Mullan Val-d’Or, QC Florence MacLeod Manager, Member Joe Hinzer Watts Griffis & McOuat Ltd. Engagement & Outreach Sean Samson Toronto, ON Jonathan Lafontaine Independent Consultant Ran Maoz Analyst, Tax Policy & Capital Markets Keith Spence Toronto, ON Peter Legein Legein Consulting Inc. Lisa McDonald Executive Director (Interim) Mike Taylor Miramichi, NB James Lusby PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP Krishana Michaud Manager, Student Program Ian Thomson Hornby Island, BC Bill Mercer Avalon Rare Materials Inc. Maria Milanova Manager, IT & Administration Bob Valliant Aurora, ON John Morganti Lucca Advisors Inc. Maureen Oulton Executive Assistant Catherine Wade Vancouver, BC Terence Ortslan TSO & Associates Luka Stevanovic Analyst, Aboriginal & Raziel Zisman Toronto, ON Reno Pressacco RPA Inc. Regulatory Affairs Brian Prill BLP Law Professional Corporation HONOURARY DIRECTORS Petrona Tulloch Staff Accountant Northern Quest Exploration Inc. Melanie Wallace Analyst, Sustainable Wei Qian Gerald E. Cooper Toronto, ON MSTA CANADA Development & International Affairs Spencer Ramshaw Wayne Lockhart Boiestown, NB Ted Reeve Haliburton Mineral Services Inc. Lesley Williams Director, Policy & Programs, Aboriginal & Regulatory Affairs, Sustainable Patricia Sheahan Consultant CONVENTION TEAM Development & International Affairs Keith Spence Global Mining Capital Corp. Alison Abbott Franklin Event Specialist, Patricia Stirbys Consultant Convention PROSPECTORS & DEVELOPERS John Sullivan Independent Consultant Chloe Arbutina Coordinator, ASSOCIATION OF CANADA Convention Exhibits Bob Valliant Tri Origin Exploration Ltd. 135 King St E Stephen Wallace Canyon Copper Corp. Zoe Bell Coordinator, Convention Presentations Toronto, ON M5C 1G6 Canada Kimberly Charters Coordinator, (E) [email protected] (T) +1 416 362 1969 Convention Exhibits www.pdac.ca/convention

The opinions expressed in any presentations are solely those of the presenters and not necessarily those of PDAC, its members, Directors, Board or Staff. PDAC does not guarantee the accuracy or reliability of the information provided therein.

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CONVENTION LOCATION EVENING EVENTS LOCATION Metro Toronto Convention Centre (MTCC) Fairmont Royal York 222 Bremner Blvd, Toronto, ON M5V 3L9 100 Front St W, Toronto, ON M5J 1E3

Pass access to the following programing The colours noted below are the colours of the attendee passes

WHITE ALL ACCESS PASS & ALL ACCESS DAY PASS* *Day Pass valid on specified days Technical Program Investors Exchange and Prospectors Tent Aboriginal Program Letter Writer Presentations for Investors Capital Markets Program Mining Marketplace Core Shack Opening Ceremonies Corporate Presentation Forum for Investors Student Program CSR Event Series Trade Show Exploration Insights Trade Show North

YELLOW VIP ALL ACCESS PASS VIP Lounge All Access Pass programming noted above

RED EXHIBITOR PASS Core Shack Mining Marketplace Corporate Presentation Forum for Investors Opening Ceremonies Exploration Insights Student Program Investors Exchange and Prospectors Tent Trade Show Letter Writer Presentations for Investors Trade Show North

GREEN EXHIBITS DAY PASS* *Valid on specified days Core Shack Mining Marketplace Corporate Presentation Forum for Investors Opening Ceremonies Exploration Insights Student Program Investors Exchange and Prospectors Tent Trade Show Letter Writer Presentations for Investors Trade Show North

BLUE INVESTORS & SELECT PRESENTATIONS PASS Core Shack Mining Marketplace Corporate Presentation Forum for Investors Opening Ceremonies Exploration Insights Student Program Investors Exchange and Prospectors Tent Trade Show North Letter Writer Presentations for Investors

WEAR YOUR PASS AT ALL TIMES! By entering the event premises, you consent to photography You will not be permitted beyond Level 600 security without and its release, publication or reproduction to be used a pass. All pass categories may also attend non-ticketed for news, promotional purposes, advertising, inclusion on Presentation & Reception Rooms. websites, social media or any other purpose by PDAC and Admission to the Opening Day Reception, Trade Show its partners. Please speak with the photographers and Reception and Grand Finale is ONLY with convention filmmakers directly if you do not wish to be photographed or pass and open to all pass types. Admission to the Short filmed. Photography is supplied by: envisiondigitalphoto.com Courses, Mineral Outlook Luncheon and Awards & After Your pass will be scanned during the convention and contact Party is by ticket only. details will be collected for PDAC marketing purposes.

6 PDAC 2018 | www.pdac.ca/convention All Access Pass Bag HEALTH AND SAFETY Sponsored by In the case of a fi re alarm, the MTCC operates a two-phase alarm system:

Stage 1: Slow beeping sound, alert signal • Remain calm • If the alarm is beeping slowly, this is a warning • Do not evacuate the building at this stage Inside you’ll fi nd: • Await instructions to be announced over the intercom • Convention Program (this will take approximately one minute) or speak to • Notebook Security Staff • Pen Stage 2: Fast beeping sound, evacuate signal All Access Pass holders may • Only evacuate the building if instructed to do so over recycle their bags at the end the intercom or by Security Staff of the convention. Donated • Leave the building via the closest emergency stairwell bags will be given to Arts • Fire Exits are highlighted in yellow on the fl oor plans Junktion, Toronto District that can be found on pages 8 – 10 School Board. • Do not use elevators or escalators • If you encounter smoke in the stairway, use an alternate exit Mobile Convention Website • Once outside, stay clear of the building to permit emergency access • Do not attempt to remove vehicles from parking Sponsored by garages or loading docks • Do not return until declared safe by the Fire Offi cial

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To help you locate convention activities quickly, please refer to the floor plan for each level of the Convention Centre and check the following lists to find what is on each level. All events take place in the Metro Toronto Convention Centre (MTCC) unless otherwise indicated.

CONVENTION AMBASSADORS PDAC Convention ambassadors will be the first to welcome attendees to the convention. Identified by gold Sponsored by t-shirts and caps, the ambassadors will greet and guide attendees to exhibit areas, technical presentations and provide general direction.

Bridge to MTCC Overview Map North Building

Union Station PATH Level

Exhibits 300 Terrace Meeting Place (Trade Show North) Street Level 400 Presentation & Street Level Reception Rooms 200 500 Student Registration Luncheon 100 Coat Check Info Centre 60 Media Centre North Building 0 PDAC Office VIP Lounge Presentations 700

Exhibits 800 South Building NORTH BUILDING

LEVEL 100 LEVEL 300 Coat Check Great North Eatery Mining for Diversity Reception Kirwin Collection Student-Industry Networking Luncheon Opening Day Reception Complimentary Massage Station LEVEL 200 Trade Show North Franco-Mine Trade Show Reception Mining Matters Student Program Water Station Nurse’s Office Presentation Rooms Fire Exits Reception Rooms

Summit Room West East

NURSE’S OFFICE

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LEVEL 700 700 Café & Lounge Foyer Mobile Website Digital Kiosk Foyer Aboriginal Program Various Opening Ceremonies Room 701 Capital Markets Program Room 714 PDAC New Members Networking Reception Room 718B Charging Centre Lounge Near Room 718 PDAC One on One Meeting Program Room 718 Commodities & Market Outlook session Room 701 Short Courses Various CSR Event Series Various Speaker Ready Room Room 706 Keynote Session Room 701 Student Program Various Mineral Outlook Luncheon Room 718 Technical Program Various

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LEVEL 800 Core Shack Hall F Corporate Presentation Forum for Investors Room 801A, 801B, 802, 803 CSR Event Series Room 803 Food Pavilion Hall D Fire Exits Level 800 Free Headshots Hall D Investors Exchange Halls E, F, G Letter Writer Presentations for Investors Room 801 Media Partner Literature Bins Foyer 801A 801B Media Partner Table Tops Foyer Membership Pavilion Foyer Mining Marketplace Hall G Mining Matters Booth Foyer Mobile Website Digital Kiosk Foyer 802 803 Nurse’s Office Foyer Prospectors Tent Hall G Shoe Shine Stand Foyer SME Bookstore Foyer Café Student Hub Foyer Teck Café Foyer Hall G Trade Show Booths Halls D & E Water Stations Halls D & F

NURSE’S OFFICE

Mining Matters Booth Shoe Shine

Membership Student Hub Hall F Pavilion SME Food Pavilion Bookstore Mobile Website Digital Kiosk Core Shack

Free Headshots

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Whether you need assistance locating a speaker, North Building, Level 100 presentation or an exhibitor, knowledgeable staff Sunday March 4 7:00 am – 6:30 pm are available to assist you. Monday March 5 7:00 am – 7:30 pm Tuesday March 6 7:00 am – 9:00 pm EXHIBIT HOURS Wednesday March 7 7:00 am – 4:30 pm South Building, Level 800 South Building, Level 500, Room 501 & North Building, Level 300 Friday March 2* 7:00 am – 6:00 pm Sunday March 4 10:00 am – 5:00 pm Saturday March 3* 7:00 am – 6:00 pm Monday March 5 10:00 am – 5:00 pm Sunday March 4 7:00 am – 6:00 pm Tuesday March 6 10:00 am – 5:00 pm Monday March 5 7:00 am – 6:00 pm Wednesday March 7 9:00 am – 12:00 pm Tuesday March 6 7:00 am – 6:00 pm Wednesday March 7 7:00 am – 6:30 pm MEDIA CENTRE *Level 600 South Building, Level 600, Room 601

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Visit Trade Show North and receive a 15-minute Upgrade to a VIP All Access Pass from an All Access Pass complimentary massage from Canada’s leading mobile and receive these additional services: massage provider – Onsite Health. • Dedicated registration desk The massage is given in a specially-designed chair that • VIP Lounge access offers ultimate comfort. The session will focus on back, neck, shoulders, head, arms and hands, and will be provided • Daily continental breakfast and light refreshments through clothing. • Administrative support • Small areas for private meetings Sunday March 4 10:00 am – 5:00 pm Monday March 5 10:00 am – 5:00 pm • Business services such as internet, telephone, scanning Tuesday March 6 10:00 am – 5:00 pm and photocopying Wednesday March 7 9:00 am – 12:00 pm Sunday March 4 8:00 am – 5:00 pm Monday March 5 8:00 am – 5:00 pm Tuesday March 6 8:00 am – 5:00 pm FREE HEADSHOTS Wednesday March 7 8:00 am – 1:00 pm Space is limited. South Building, Level 800, Trade Show

Charging Centre Lounge Sponsored by South Building, Level 700

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PLACES TO EAT SHOE SHINE STAND Teck Café South Building, Level 800, Foyer South Building, Level 800, Foyer Sponsored by

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SUNDAY, MARCH 4 2:15 pm The outlook for zinc: What is next?, Ryan Cochrane, CRU Group, London, England South Building, Level 700 2:40 pm Outlook for nickel, Mark Selby, RNC Minerals, Room 701 Toronto, Canada 3:05 pm The outlook for copper markets, Nick Pickens, Wood Mackenzie, London, OPENING CEREMONIES England Open to all pass types 3:30 pm Marginal costs and base metal pricing: The good, the bad and the ugly, Ryan Cochrane, 10:30 am – 11:30 am CRU Group, London, England Join the PDAC President Glenn Mullan and other 3:55 pm Outlook for gold, silver and PGMs, special guests as we mark the official opening of the Mark Fellows, Metals Focus, London, England 2018 Convention. 4:20 pm World mineral exploration review and outlook, Mark Ferguson, S&P Global Market Intelligence, Halifax, Nova Scotia 1:00 pm – 5:00 pm

Room 701 1:00 pm – 4:00 pm Commodities and market outlook Room 713 Gold and base metals in the Arabian - Sponsored by Nubian Shield: Recent successes Clareo CHAIRS: C. Tucker Barrie, CTBA Geoconsultants, Ottawa & MUFG Stefan Ioannou, Cormark Securities, Toronto, Canada PearTree Securities 1:00 pm Harvest polymetallic VMS project: Northern RBC Capital Markets Ethiopia, Jeff Heidema, East Africa Metals Inc., Scotiabank Vancouver, Canada 1:25 pm Bisha VMS mine, western Eritrea: Recent discoveries and update, Peter Manojlovic, CHAIRS: Terence Ortslan, TSO & Associates, Montreal & Nevsun Resources Ltd., Vancouver, Canada Mark Selby, RNC Minerals, Toronto, Canada 1:50 pm Ariab Mining (AMC) operation on volcangenic 1:00 pm The future of mining: A new approach to an massive sulfides(VMS) region, Nasr Elden old industry – why we must do it!, Tito Martins, Elhussein, Ariab Mining Company, Khartoum, Nexa Resources S.A., Sao Paulo, Brazil Sudan 1:25 pm Inevitable deficits? An outlook for 2:15 pm Block 14 gold project: A story of exploration commodities, Paul Robinson, CRU Group, success in the Nubian Shield, Republic of London, England Sudan, Hugh Stuart, Orca Gold Inc., Vancouver, 1:50 pm The impact of industry costs on the copper and Canada the gold sector, Vince Madden-Scott, Wood MacKenzie, Sydney, Australia

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2:40 pm Intrusion related gold mineralization in MONDAY, MARCH 5 the eastern desert of Egypt: The Anbat- Shakoosh gold district, Henry Onslow, Thani Stratex Resources, Cairo, Egypt 9:35 am – 11:35 am 3:05 pm Gold and base metal deposits of the Abu Marawat Concession, Egypt, Mark Campbell, Room 701 Aton Resources Inc., Vancouver, Canada Keynote Session: Industry Review - 3:30 pm Metalliferous sediments of the Atlantis II Deeps, Red Sea, Dan Hamer, Manafae Inc., Lessons for the future Jeddah, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia CHAIRS: James Siddorn, SRK Consulting (Canada) Inc. & James Lusby, PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP, Toronto, Canada 1:00 pm – 3:30 pm 9:35 am Re-shaping the future, Daniel Malchuk, Room 715 Minerals America, BHP Billiton, Perth, Australia Kazakhstan and uranium: What the 10:15 am From exploration and development to future holds royalties and financing and back again: CHAIRS: Robert Hearst, Quantec Geoscience Ltd., Toronto & What we have learned along the way, Sean Alain G. Mainville, CAMECO, Saskatoon, Canada Roosen, Osisko Gold Royalties, Montreal, Canada 1:00 pm Kazatomprom: The uranium extraction world leader, Yuriy Demekhov, Kazatomprom, Astana, 10:55 am Driving innovation in the mining industry Kazakhstan through diversity and inclusion, Anna Tudela, Goldcorp Inc., Toronto, Canada 1:25 pm Exploration and geology of the Inkai uranium deposit, Sergey M. Ivanov, CAMECO, Saskatoon, Canada 9:00 am – 11:30 am 1:50 pm Opportunities and developments in exploration and mining, Alexander Boytsov, UraniumOne, Room 713 Moscow, Russia Land of the giants: The mid-Proterozoic 2:15 pm Uranium One in-situ recovery projects, Eduard basins of northern Australia Smirnov, Uranium One, Toronto, Canada CHAIRS: Neil Gow, Consultant, Burlington, Canada & Tony 2:40 pm Uranium in-situ recovery at Inkai, Noel Voykin, Knight, Brisbane, Australia CAMECO, Saskatoon, Canada 9:10 am Geological framework and evolution of the 3:05 pm Operational excellence, innovation and R&D: Carpentaria zinc belt: A world-class zinc Tools for KATCO future successes, province, Richard Blewett, Geoscience Australia, Gerard Fries, AREVA/KATCO JV, Paris, France Canberra, Australia 9:35 am Mineral systems of the Carpentaria zinc belt, David Huston, Geoscience Australia, Canberra, Australia 10:00 am The Carpentaria zinc belt: A world-class zinc province, Ian Scrimgeour, Northern Territory Geological Survey, Darwin, Australia 10:25 am Mineral systems modelling of zinc, lead and copper mineralization within the Mount Isa Inlier, Queensland, Rick Valenta, WH Bryan Mining & Geology Research Centre, Queensland, Australia 10:50 am The Carpentaria zinc belt: Opportunity for new discovery through pre-competitive geoscience, Anthony Budd, Geoscience Australia, Canberra, Australia

20 PDAC 2018 | www.pdac.ca/convention 9:00 am – 11:30 am 2:00 pm – 4:30 pm Room 716 Room 713 Mineral resources of China Mineral deposits of the USA CHAIRS: Richard Goldfarb, Goldfarb Global Gold, Boulder, CHAIRS: John Morganti, Lucca Advisors Inc., Vancouver & USA & Zhaoshan Chang, Townsville, Australia Joe Hinzer, Watts, Griffis & McOuat Ltd., Toronto, Canada 9:10 am Geologic evolution and gold metallogeny of 2:00 pm The making of a super-giant porphyry Cu-Au- China, Richard Goldfarb, CUGB, Beijing, China Mo-Ag-Re deposit: The pebble story, James and Goldfarb Global Gold, Boulder, USA Lang, Hunter Dickinson Inc., Vancouver, Canada 9:35 am Porphyry deposits of China, Zhiming Yang, 2:25 pm DeLamar gold-silver project, George Salamis, Institute of Geology, CAGS, Beijing, China Integra Resources Corp., Toronto, Canada 10:00 am Skarn deposits of China, Zhaoshan Chang, 2:50 pm The Castle Mountain project: New geology, James Cook University, Townsville, Australia new resource and new future, Scott Heffernan, Equinox Gold Corp., Toronto, Canada 10:25 am Sediment hosted zinc-lead resources of China, David Leach, Global Geoscience Limited, 3:15 pm The Taylor zinc, lead and silver deposit: a Lakewood, USA world-class discovery in southern Arizona, Don Taylor, Arizona Mining Inc., Vancouver, 10:50 am Magmatic copper, nickel and PGE ores of Canada China, Chusi Li, Indiana University, Bloomington, USA 3:40 pm Stibnite gold project: Idaho rediscovery, Stephen Quin, Midas Gold Corp., Vancouver, 11:15 am Exploring and mining in China, Feng Tao, Canada Pangea-Gold Corporation Limited, Beijing, China 4:05 pm Sedimentary copper deposits in the upper peninsula Michigan: Copperwood deposit, 2:00 pm – 4:00 pm Denis Miville-Deschenes, Highland Copper Company Inc., Longueuil, Canada Room 711 International mining tax trends with focus on North America and Africa CHAIRS: Ben-Schoeman Geldenhuys, Deloitte LLP & Thomas King, Consultant, Toronto, Canada 2:00 pm Disruptive technology and ongoing international tax developments impacting mining companies globally, Ben-Schoeman Geldenhuys, Deloitte LLP, Toronto, Canada 2:25 pm Mining tax trends: Focus on North America, Michael Long, KPMG LLP, Toronto, Canada 2:50 pm Mining tax trends: Focus on West Africa, Vincent Lacombe, Dentons LLP, Paris, France 3:15 pm Panel discussion: Disruption as an opportunity — unpacking the challenges and opportunities faced by mining companies operating in a changing global environment Moderator: Thomas King, affiliation noted above Panelists: Ben-Schoeman Geldenhuys, Michael Long Vincent Lacombe, affiliations noted above and Alexia Hefti, Deloitte LLP, Toronto, Canada

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2:00 pm – 4:30 pm Interested in more technical speakers? Room 716 See page 37 for Exploration Insights The 25th anniversary of Canadian presentations diamond mining: The next generation CHAIRS: Patricia Sheahan, Consultant, Toronto & Jennifer 9:00 am – 11:30 am Pell, Peregrine Diamonds Ltd., Vancouver, Canada 2:00 pm Stornoway's Renard Mine: Lessons learned Room 713 from the financing, construction and mining at From pre-feasibility/feasibility to Quebec's first diamond producer, Matt Manson, construction: The last pieces of the puzzle Stornoway Diamond Corporation, Longueuil, Canada CHAIRS: Jim Chan, ERM, Toronto & Stephen Wallace, Canyon Copper Corp., Dundas, Canada 2:25 pm Further development of the Chidliak diamond resource, Nunavut, Canada, Tom Peregoodoff, 9:10 am De-risking specialty mineral and metal Peregrine Diamonds Ltd., Vancouver, Canada projects, Aron Cleugh, M. Plan International Limited, Toronto, Canada 2:50 pm Star and Orion South: Huge kimberlites with large stone potential, George Read, Shore Gold 9:35 am Getting sample selection right: Creating Inc., Saskatoon, Canada project value and reducing project risk, Dave Frost, DRA Global, Toronto, Canada 3:15 pm How we built the largest new diamond mine in the world, Allan Rodel & David Whittle, De 10:00 am Tailings alternative selection: Is there a Beers Group of Companies & Mountain Province panacea for all sites?, Paul Kaplan, NewFields, Diamonds Inc., Yellowknife & Toronto, Canada Sparks, USA 3:40 pm Operational evolution of the Ekati Diamond 10:25 am Banfora project: Feasibility study optimization Mine, Chantal Lavoie, Dominion Diamond and de-risking , Paul Chawrun, Teranga Gold Corporation, Calgary, Canada Corporation, Toronto, Canada 4:05 pm The Diavik Diamond Mine: A 20+ year, tier 10:50 am Golden Star Resources' story: Going 1 operation, Andy Davy, Rio Tinto Diamonds, underground in Ghana, Martin Raffield, Golden London, England Star Resources Ltd., Toronto, Canada 11:15 am Torex Gold: A values based approach to achieving a social licence to operate, Fred Stanford, Torex Gold Resources Inc., Toronto, Canada

9:00 am – 11:30 am Room 716 Geology and mineralization of the Golden Triangle, British Columbia CHAIRS: John Morganti, Lucca Advisors Inc., Vancouver & Ted Reeve, Haliburton Mineral Services Inc., Toronto, Canada 9:10 am Geology and mineral deposits of the Golden Triangle, Bram van Straaten, British Columbia Geological Survey, Victoria, Canada 9:35 am An overview of significant mineral deposits in the Golden Triangle of northwestern British Columbia: Some commonalities and differences, Charles Greig, GT Gold Corp., Penticton, Canada

22 PDAC 2018 | www.pdac.ca/convention 10:00 am The history of BC’s Golden Triangle, 2:50 pm Application of muon technology for ore deposit Gerry Carlson, Pacific Ridge Exploration Ltd., imaging: McArthur River uranium mine, Doug Vancouver, Canada Schouten, CRM Geotomography, Vancouver, Canada 10:25 am An overview of the KSM porphyry Au-Cu cluster, northwestern British Columbia, 3:15 pm Value added modelling and interpretation of Michelle Campbell, Seabridge Gold Inc., aeromagnetic, radiometric and geochemical Toronto, Canada surveys, Robert Smillie, New Zealand Petroleum & Minerals, Wellington, New Zealand 10:50 am SNIP: Rediscovering lost treasure in the Golden Triangle of British Columbia, Ron 3:40 pm Magnetotelluric imaging for mineral Nichols, Skeena Resources Limited, Vancouver, exploration, Martyn Unsworth, University of Canada Alberta, Edmonton, Canada 11:15 am Galore Creek: A complex high grade Cu-Au 4:05 pm Thoughts of an MT mind, Alan Jones, Complete alkalic porphyry system, Sarah Henderson, MT Solutions, Ottawa, Canada Teck Resources Limited, Vancouver, Canada

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 7 2:00 pm – 4:00 pm Room 713 9:00 am – 11:30 am Previously closed mines: Case studies Room 713 on developing the remaining potential The role of renewables in boosting CHAIRS: Jonathan Lafontaine, Independent Consultant, Levis the sustainability and competitiveness & Sylvain Durocher, Ressources Québec, Quebec City, Canada of mines 2:00 pm Challenger Mine, Australia, Wayne Rossiter, CHAIRS: Spencer Ramshaw, MSTA CANADA, Mississauga & WPG Resources Ltd., Sydney, Australia Adrienne Baker, Energy and Mines, Ottawa, Canada 2:25 pm La Corne Mine, Canada, Yves Desrosiers, North 9:10 am Key drivers for renewables for mines in American Lithium Inc., Abitibi, Canada Argentina, Nigel Etherington, Isla Power, 2:50 pm Canadian Malartic Mine, Canada, Christian Toronto, Canada Tessier, Canadian Malartic, Malartic, Canada 10:00 am Implementing hybrid solutions for mines, 3:15 pm Case studies of failed re-openings, Jason Cox, Michel Carreau, Hatch, Montreal, Canada Roscoe Postle Associates Inc., Toronto, Canada 10:25 am Case study: Building community relationships 3:40 pm Copper Mountain Mine, Canada, Jim O'Rourke, through renewables partnerships, Ian Brodie- Copper Mountain Mining Corporation, Vancouver, Brown, AurCrest Gold Inc., Toronto, Canada Canada 10:50 am Canadian case studies: Reducing carbon emissions with wind and storage solutions, Nicolas Seguin, TUGLIQ Energy Co., Montreal, 2:00 pm – 4:30 pm Canada Room 716 11:15 am The future of energy for mines: Renewables Geophysics transformation and acceleration, Adriaan Davidse, Deloitte Canada, Toronto, Canada CHAIRS: Robert Hearst, Quantec Geoscience Ltd. & Brian Bengert, B-Field Geophysics, Toronto, Canada 2:00 pm The implications of the mineral systems concept for geophysical exploration: A perspective, Mike Dentith, The University of Western Australia, Crawley, Australia 2:25 pm Airborne and ground geophysics joint inversion: Case studies, Stephen Hallinan, CGG Multi-Physics, Milan, Italy

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WEDNESDAY, MARCH 7 10:00 am Cascabel: A new generation copper gold discovery for Ecuador, Nick Mather, Solgold PLC., Brisbane, Australia 9:00 am – 11:30 am 10:25 am Bayan Khundii project: Developing a gold Room 715 district in southwest Mongolia, Peter C. Akerley, Erdene Resource Development Corp., Changing economic fundamentals Dartmouth, Canada and their impact on traditional and critical metals 10:50 am The Asanko gold mine, Ghana: Geology and exploration, Benjamin Gelber, Asanko Gold Inc., CHAIRS: Terence Ortslan, TSO & Associates & Don Bubar, Johannesburg, South Africa Avalon Advanced Materials Inc., Toronto, Canada 11:15 am Saddle gold-silver discovery, North west 9:10 am Macroeconomic and political pressure points British Columbia: Geology and exploration for global metals markets, Michael Henderson, history, Charles J. Greig, Gold Corp., Penicton, Verisk Maplecroft, Oxford, England Canada 9:35 am Electric vehicles and bottlenecks in the battery metals supply chain, Alex Laugharne, CRU Group, New York, USA 9:00 am – 11:30 am 10:00 am Chinese and Russian perspectives on Room 717 international political developments and the implications for metals supply and demand, Valuation of water, waste and other Jeffrey Christian, CPM Group, New York, USA external costs 10:25 am Scrutinizing the modern energy pivot: CHAIRS: Resa Furey & Andrew Watson, Stantec, Toronto, Understanding the winners and losers and Canada then there is copper! Gianni Kovacevic, 9:10 am Long term costs associated with physical Copperbank Resources Corp., Vancouver, Canada hazards and risks including water, stability 10:50 am Emissions reduction policy drives growing and community, Dirk Van Zyl, University of need for energy metals, Robert Baylis, Roskill British Columbia, Vancouver, Canada Information Services, London, England 9:35 am A fi nancier's perspective on valuing risk 11:15 am Meeting critical metals demand: The related to water, waste and other externalities, processing challenge, Reiner Haus, M. Plan Ryan Bennett, Resource Capital Funds, International Limited, Toronto, Canada Denver, USA 10:00 am Water in the community: Social risk, water as a nexus, Monica Ospina, O- Trade, Toronto, Canada 9:00 am – 11:30 am 10:25 am Risk- based water management, Hu Fleming, Room 716 Anglo American, Toronto, Canada New discoveries and developments 10:50 am Panel discussion: Risk and cost: How to consider tailings, waste and water when CHAIRS: Charles Beaudry, Consultant & Bill Mercer, Avalon valuing projects Advanced Materials Inc., Toronto, Canada Moderator: Rosalind Cooper, Fasken Martineau, 9:10 am Côté Lake deposit: What has changed?, Gordon Toronto, Canada Stothart, IAMGOLD Corporation, Toronto, Canada Panelists: Andrew Watson, Dirk Van Zyl, Ryan Bennett, 9:35 am Windfall deposit and the New Lynx discovery: Monica Ospina, Hu Fleming, affi liations noted above A new gold district in Quebec, Mathieu Savard, Osisko Mining, Montreal, Canada

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Innovation All Access Pass required Aboriginal Program Pass colour permitted MONDAY, MARCH 5 2:00 pm – 5:30 pm Room 701 South Building, Level 700 The Aboriginal Forum 9:00 am – 11:30 am The Aboriginal Forum brings together mineral industry Room 714 practitioners, Aboriginal communities and companies, as well as governments to share experiences and highlight the The mineral industry and Indigenous outcomes when working constructively together. The event communities: Canadian and international is a venue for discussion on creating and sustaining mutually- experiences beneficial relationships in order to foster a successful mineral industry in Canada and generating opportunities for CHAIRS: Jonathan Fowler, J.A Fowler and Associates Inc. Aboriginal people. Showcasing models for leading practices This session will identify key issues and partnerships in community engagement and Aboriginal participation in the between exploration and mining companies and Indigenous mineral industry, this session will feature presentations on communities. Specifically, panelists will examine experiences the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous and share insights about operating in different political, social Peoples, economic development and the environment. and cultural contexts around the world and how companies 2:00 pm Welcome and blessing and communities work together. By exploring experiences Elder of engaging with Indigenous communities in Canada and internationally, this session will highlight some of the unique 2:05 pm UNDRIP implementation: Opportunities and and common challenges, as well as the opportunities, when implications in Canada building relationships and developing partnerships. Presentation and panel 9:00 am Partnerships in prosperity: Canadian 3:30 pm Economic development and the environment: Indigenous models of development in Ecuador Finding the balance Panelists: Panelists: Jerry Asp, Global Indigenous Trust Chris Angeconeb, Lac Seul First Nation Nathan Monash, Lundin Gold Dennis Georgkish, Cree Nation of Wemindji Ruben Naichap, Shuar Federation Speaker to be confirmed Sonia Molodecky, Global Indigenous Trust 4:30 pm Networking reception 10:00 am Learning how to improve engagement Sponsored by Fasken with Indigenous peoples: Newmont mining and native Americans and Maroons in Suriname Nick Cotts, Newmont Mining 10:30 am Reconciliation in action: Land agreements, business and education Moderator: Janina Grawler, Rio Tinto Panelists: Marcia Langton, University of Melbourne Roberta Jamieson, Indspire JP Gladu, Canadian Council for Aboriginal Business

26 PDAC 2018 | www.pdac.ca/convention TUESDAY, MARCH 6 Throughout the project cycle, from mineral exploration to mine development and operations, companies and 9:00 am – 12:00 pm communities have identified a number of challenges Room 717 impacting the process, as well as opportunities to generate successful partnerships. Some of the ongoing challenges Indigenous law and regulatory include consultation, capacity deficits, agreement negotiation frameworks: The evolving landscape and implementation, and socio-economic conditions and impacts. This session will feature presentations on Chair: Kenning Marchant, The Marchant Practice community engagement, reconciliation and company- Jurisprudence related to Aboriginal rights in Canada and community agreements. regulatory initiatives continue to evolve over time, providing 2:00 pm Yukon First Nation engagement and consultation clarity in some areas while at the same time raising new guide: An innovative web based approach questions and complexities. This ultimately contributes to shaping and reshaping the landscape of the mineral sector. Samson Hartland, Yukon Chamber of Mines Increasing dialogue related to various frameworks and court Judy Gingell, Judy Gingell Consulting Inc. decisions also contribute to the way in which companies Stephen Morison, SRM Consulting Ltd. and communities perceive and understand their roles in the 2:30 pm Reconciliation: Unbundling uncomfortable sector. This session will examine some of the recent legal conversations decisions, frameworks and regulatory initiatives, as well Panelists: as key challenges and opportunities, that arise for mineral Cynthia Wesley-Esquimaux, Chair on Truth and companies and Aboriginal communities in relation to the Reconciliation, Lakehead University mineral exploration and mining landscape Glenn Nolan, Noront Resources Ltd. 9:00 am Environmental assessments in Canada: 3:30 pm Innovations in impact benefit agreements Where are we now? Moderator: Emily Nickerson, Engineers Panel and presentation Without Borders 10:15 am Resources and reconciliation: The incorporation Panelists: of traditional Indigenous knowledge into Scott Mackay, Shared Value Solutions environment assessment in Canada Geoff Clark, Kitikmeot Inuit Association Moderator: Nadim Kara, Stratos Inc. Kate Kempton, Olthuis Kleer Townshend LLP Panelists: Larry Sault, Councillor, Mississaugas Mark Cliffe-Phillips, Mackenzie Valley of the New Credit Environmental Impact Review Board Ben Bradshaw, University of Guelph Charles J. Birchall, Willms & Shier Environmental Peter Archibald, Director of Lands & Resources; Lawyers LLP former Councillor, Taykwa Tagamou Nation Ryan Barry, Nunavut Impact Review Board Cory Waters, BC Environmental Assessment Office 6:00 pm – 10:00 pm 11:15 am An update on key legal cases in Canada: The Skookum Jim Award Presentation: current landscape in Indigenous law Awards Gala & After Party Sandra Gogal, Miller Thompson LLP Fairmont Royal York, Canadian Room The Skookum Jim Award recognizes and honours Aboriginal 2:00 pm – 4:30 pm individuals and businesses demonstrating exceptional achievement and/or service in an Aboriginal-run service Room 717 business for the Canadian minerals industry or a Canadian Building partnerships: Indigenous Aboriginal exploration or mining company, or having made a significant individual contribution to the industry. communities and the mineral industry Admission with ticket Chair: Michael Fox, Indigenous Community Engagement (ICE) The mineral exploration and mining industry and Aboriginal communities continue to explore ways to develop positive relationships that translate into mutually-beneficial outcomes—successful mineral projects and long-term economic development opportunities for communities.

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TUESDAY, MARCH 6 11:15 am – 12:15 pm Room 714 South Building, Level 700 Exploration and mining financing — Canada’s capital markets play a critical role in supporting the Part Two: Private equity’s evolving role in financing of mineral exploration in Canada and around the exploration and mining finance world. PDAC’s Capital Markets Program (CMP) is intended to create a forum for learning and dialogue on a range of topics This popular session provides insights into private equity’s related to the financing of mineral exploration. role within the mining finance landscape. The panel discussion will examine private equity’s outlook on the resource sector, with special focus on the evolving strategies 8:45 am – 9:20 am since 2015’s market bottom and how the sophisticated fund Room 714 managers view the current and future opportunities in the exploration and mining industry. Opening remarks and state of mineral Moderator: Stephen Stewart, Orefinders Resources & exploration finance presentation Minvest Partners An overview of the state of the mineral exploration Panelists: industry in terms of financing and expenditures will set us Andrew Latham, Rio Tinto Ventures & Rio Tinto Lithium ready for a series of discussions on financing for mining Oskar Lewnowski, Orion Resource Partners and mineral exploration. Caroline Donally, Denham Capital Opening remarks: Lisa Davis, CEO, PearTree Securities Cheryl Brandon, Waterton Global Resource Management Inc. and Co-Chair, PDAC Finance & Taxation Committee Presenters: 2:00 pm – 3:00 pm Ran Maoz, PDAC Kai Hoffmann, Oreninc Room 714 Exploration and mining financing — 9:30 am – 10:45 am Part Three: Streaming & royalties — outlook for alternative financing Room 714 With traditional debt and equity financing being difficult to Exploration and mining financing — access or too costly for exploration and development Part One: A global banker’s perspective companies, alternative financing methods such as streaming and royalties have thrived throughout the down commodity The PDAC is pleased to bring back, once again, our market of the last few years. In this session, an expert panel popular panel discussion. This keynote session will of seasoned executives and investors will explore these provide a global perspective on mining financing from the innovative financing solutions that enabled many mining major Canadian banks, in a context of constant change. companies to survive (and thrive) during the downturn and Chair: John D. Bridges, JP Morgan will also discuss the outlook for these financing methods Panelists: under an expected bull market. Chris Gratias, CIBC Capital Markets Chair: Grant McGlaughlin, Goodmans LLP Egizio Bianchini, BMO Capital Markets Panelists: Peter Collibee, Scotia Capital Inc. Randy Smallwood, Wheaton Precious Metals Rick McCreary, TD Securities Brett Heath, Metalla Royalty & Streaming Ltd. Ryan Latinovich, RBC Capital Markets Eugene Lei, Hudbay Minerals

28 PDAC 2018 | www.pdac.ca/convention 3:30 pm – 4:30 pm also explore the impact of resources in NAV valuation of producers, and discuss the feasibility of assigning a value to Room 714 each specific ounce within a project valuation. Gold vs. Bitcoin – a Munk Debate style Moderator: Rick Rule, Sprott U.S. Holdings Inc. panel Panelists: Bitcoin is attracting more headlines lately, but it can't Haytham Hodaly, Wheaton Precious Metals compete with gold's long history as a preeminent store of Michael Gray, Macquarie Capital Markets Canada Ltd. value. This session will feature experts from the world of the Warren Irwin, Rosseau Asset Management Ltd. blockchain and hard assets, with both sides bringing their William E. Roscoe, RPA Inc. impassioned arguments as to why their preferred asset will outperform the other. 10:30 am – 12:00 pm Moderator: Anthony Vaccaro, The Northern Miner Group Room 714 Panelists: Rick Rule, Sprott U.S. Holdings Inc. Can innovation in mineral exploration Jeffrey M. Christian, CPM Group drive shareholders’ value? Michael Gokturk, Einstein Exchange Across all industries many companies aspire to be Josh Crumb, Goldmoney Inc. innovators, but only a few succeed. Can the mining industry be innovative? And can mining innovation drive shareholder value? This session will feature a discussion WEDNESDAY, MARCH 7 with senior mining executives who drive innovation within their organizations and across the mining industry as 9:00 am – 10:00 am a whole. Join us as we explore the future of innovation Room 714 within the mining sector. Chair: Geoff Gates, Macquarie Metals & Energy Capital Resource valuation (Canada) Ltd. A panel of industry veterans will explore topics related to Panelists: resource valuation along the mining life cycle, including Robin Fell, Goldcorp Inc. topics such as what is the value of an ounce in undrilled Stephen de Jong, VRify geophysical target, and what is the difference between an in Vince Gerrie, KORE GeoSystems Inc. situ inferred ounce of gold vs. a proven ounce? We will Douglas Morrison, Center for Excellence in Mining Innovation

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SUNDAY, MARCH 4 1:30 pm – 3:00 pm South Building, Level 800 Room 803 9:00 am – 10:30 am Thirsty energy: Securing energy in a water-constrained world Room 803 Organizer: International Finance Corporation (IFC) It starts with juniors: Catalysts for regional development Moderator: Arjun Bhalla, IFC Organizer: Development Partner Institute (DPI) Panelists: Jon Lyons, Erdene Resource Development Corp. 9:00 am - 9:30 am Fireside chat with junior CEOs Sunil Kumar, Kinross Gold Corp. Robert Lydan, Phoventus Moderator: Wendy Tyrrell, Development Partner Institute Panelists: Gordon Bogden, Black Loon Metals 3:10 pm – 4:30 pm Richard Young, Teranga Gold Corporation Room 803

9:35 am – 10:20 am Multi-stakeholder discussion Addressing child labour through responsible sourcing in mining supply chains Moderator: Kulvir Gill, Development Partner Institute Organizer: UNICEF Canada Panelists: Michele Ashby, ACE LLC Introduction: Simon Chorley, UNICEF Canada Carolyn Burns, Devonshire Initiative Facilitators for small group discussions: Mark Podlasly, Nlaka'pamux Legacy Trust Cristina Villegas, Pact David de Launay, Government of Ontario Leah Butler, Responsible Business Alliance Harry Kim, Hatch Ben Chalmers, Mining Association of Canada (MAC) Melissa Whellams, Avanzar Simon Chorley, UNICEF Canada 10:40 am – 11:40 am Room 803 Closing: Stephen D’Esposito, Resolve Better together: Collaboration on climate change between industry and TUESDAY, MARCH 6 communities of interest South Building, Level 700 Organizer: Mining Association of Canada (MAC) 9:00 am – 10:30 am Moderator: Brendan Marshall, Mining Association of Canada (MAC) Room 715 Panelists: Ensuring effective access to remedy to Joy Kennedy, Community of interest panel representative address community concerns and grievances Nathan Lemphers, Community of interest panel representative Organizer: International Council on Mining and Metals (ICMM) Mark Wiseman, Avalon Advanced Materials Inc. Chris Adachi, Teck Resources Limited Moderator: Aidan Davy, ICMM Panelists: Gina Barbieri, Compliance Advisor Ombudsman Robert Coleman, Global Affairs Canada Jay Schlosar, Teck Resources Limited Representative, Peru Ombudsman’s Office Ginger Gibson, The Firelight Group

30 PDAC 2018 | www.pdac.ca/convention 10:40 am – 12:00 pm 4:00 pm – 5:00 pm Room 715 Room 715 Feedback from the ground up: Innovative Integrating diversity into the mining system: approaches to ensuring effective site level Challenges, benefits and the way forward grievance and feedback management Organizer: Goldcorp Inc. Organizer: Goldcorp Inc. Moderator: Valerie Pascale, Goldcorp Inc. Moderator: Lloyd Lipsett, Shift Panelists: Panelists: Anna Tudela, Goldcorp Inc. Paul John Murdoch, Member, Cree Nation of Wemindji Tanya van Biesen, Catalyst Canada Jacynthe Lafond, Goldcorp Inc. Dean Laplonge, Factive Antoine Heuty, Ulula Angelina Mehta, Women in Mining (WIM) Canada Phil Casey, Goldcorp Inc. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 7 1:30 pm – 2:40 pm Room 715 South Building, Level 800 Growing pains: How juniors manage risks 9:00 am – 10:30 am during licensing and construction Room 803 Organizer: Continental Gold Inc. Mining conflict pathways and the roles of Moderator: Luc Zandvliet, Triple R Alliance and Social government, industry, communities and NGOs Practitioners Forum Organizer: Canadian International Resources and Panelists: Development Institute (CIRDI), United Nations Development Alexandra Guáqueta, Continental Gold Inc. Program (UNDP) Nara Ghazaryan, Lydian International Moderator: Jeffrey Davidson, Government of Canada Rob Stevens, Canadian International Resources and Nick Cotts, Newmont Mining Corporation Development Institute Father Seamus Finn, Interfaith Center on Speakers: Corporate Responsibility Tony Andrews, Responsible Mineral Development Inc. Ian Thompson, Shinglespit Consultants Bernarda Elizalde-Andrews, Responsible Mineral 2:50 pm – 3:50 pm Development Inc. Room 715 Sharon Flynn, OceanaGold Corporation Tackling gender bias in the mining Casper Sonesson, United Nations Development Program and exploration industry: Practical Enatfanta Melaku, Ethiopian Ministry of Mines tools and resources Organizer: Oxfam Canada 10:45 am – 11:45 am Moderator: Ian Thomson, Oxfam Canada Room 803 Panelists: Moving beyond the CSR department: Adriana Eftimie, International Finance Corporation Integrating ESG into project valuations Maria Ezpeleta, Oxfam America Betty Patrick, Lake Babine Nation Organizer: NetPositive Aidan Davey, International Council on Mining and Metals Moderator: Carolyn Burns, NetPositive Panelists: Jane Church, NetPositive Lawrence Devon Smith, Lawrence, Devon, Smith & Associates Caroline Elie, Export Development Canada Delaney Greig, SHARE

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Student Hub Sponsored by Student-Industry Forum Student-Industry Networking Luncheon Survival skills: Impress for success

STUDENT HUB 2:30 pm – 4:00 pm The Student Hub is located on Level 800 across from the South Building, Room 714 Trade Show entrance. The hub will host Resumé Review sessions, registration for the guided tours of the Trade Show Survival skills: Impress for success and Investors Exchange, and other student engagement Impress for success is a user-friendly road map and guide opportunities. to help students and graduates effectively and confidently navigate their way around the convention. Attendees will RESUMÉ REVIEW learn techniques to effectively market themselves at several networking events including luncheons, receptions and Sign up at the Student Hub for a consultation with a throughout the convention. This presentation is suitable for geoscience professional who will review your resumé and students, graduates and professionals. discuss personalized networking techniques. Students are encouraged to bring a copy of their resumé to the session. Sessions will run from March 4-7. MONDAY, MARCH 5 SUNDAY, MARCH 4 12:00 pm – 7:00 pm 9:00 am – 12:30 pm Fairmont Royal York, Concert Hall South Building, Room 714 PDAC-SEG-MERC Student Minerals Colloquium A student geologist’s guide to the PDAC is pleased to partner with the Mineral Exploration exploration & mining industry Research Centre, the Goodman School of Mines, the NSERC- This student short course will help students successfully CMIC Footprints Project, and the Society of Economic transition into the workforce. Participants will learn what Geologists Canada Foundation in sponsoring the Annual steps new hires should be prepared for, pitfalls to avoid, how Student Minerals Colloquium. This event is hosted by the to navigate contract work, the importance of economics in SEG Student Chapters at Laurentian University and the the mining sector and the lifestyle associated with various Ottawa-Carleton Geoscience Centre and will feature jobs in exploration and mining. Speakers from various fields 100 poster presentations highlighting current research on will share their experiences and discuss what they look for mineral deposits and related studies by students from across when hiring new recruits. Q&A to follow. North America. Cocktail reception: 5:00 pm – 7:00 pm. South Building, Level 800 Awards presentation for best posters will take place at 6:00 pm. PDAC-CIM Toronto Branch Guided Tours Scan this QR code for a list Meet some of the 1,000+ companies that exhibit in the of all posters or visit Trade Show and Investors Exchange by taking a guided tour cmic-footprints.ca/smc of the exhibits. Each tour stop will allow you to learn about the focus of the organization’s projects and potential career Open to all pass types opportunities. Sunday, March 4 1:00 pm Monday, March 5 10:00 am and 1:00 pm Tuesday, March 6 10:00 am and 2:00 pm Sign up at the Student Hub

32 PDAC 2018 | www.pdac.ca/convention 3:30 pm – 5:00 pm TUESDAY, MARCH 6 South Building, Room 714 11:30 am – 1:30 pm Student-Industry Forum North Building, Room 105/106 This year’s forum will focus on Innovation in exploration and mining: Driving for excellence. Learn how innovation is being Student-Industry Networking Luncheon applied for continuous improvement in several key sectors of This reception-style buffet luncheon provides an opportunity the industry. Take advantage of the opportunity to participate for students and recent graduates to connect with industry in Q&A to follow with experienced industry professionals. professionals in a relaxed environment. Join us for the The following topics will be discussed: presentation of the Mary-Claire Ward Geoscience Award and • Geologist 4.0: Winning in tomorrow’s industry, Stephen the announcement of the selected 2018 Student-Industry McIntosh, Rio Tinto Mineral Exploration Workshop (S-IMEW) participants. There • Data collection and integration: Innovation for efficiency will be a draw for the annual tuition top-up awards. Proof of and exploration success, Shawn Ryan, Ground Truth student membership is required to claim the award. Exploration RSVP when you register for convention • Human Progress: Attracting, developing and retaining people for success of the business, Jamie Rogers, Goldcorp • Analytics and machine learning: Extracting full value from the data, Vince Gerrie, Kore Geosystems • Robotic technologies: Going where no human is safe to go, Dr. Greg Baiden, Penguin Automated Systems Inc. Moderator: Lawrence Clark, Jolimont Global Mining Systems Open to all pass types

2018 MARY-CLAIRE WARD GEOSCIENCE AWARD WINNER This year’s recipient of the Mary-Claire Ward Geoscience Award is Eric Thiessen of Simon Fraser University. Eric is investigating the Paleoproterozoic tectono- metamorphic evolution of the south Rae craton in southeastern NWT. This work entails regional and detailed bedrock mapping, structural, metamorphic and isotopic analyses of multiply deformed terranes and crustal- scale shear zones. The study will evaluate the nature of metamorphism and exhumation across the south Rae craton, which may be influenced by the Snowbird tectonic zone, Taltson magmatic zone and/or the Trans-Hudson orogen between 2.0 and 1.8 Ga. Eric will receive his award at the PDAC 2018 Convention. The award, comprising $5,000 and a certificate, is given annually to honour the memory of Mary-Claire Ward who died in 2004. Mary-Claire was the chair of the PDAC’s Geoscience committee, Chairman of Watts Griffis McOuat Ltd., and a Past The award is administered by the Prospectors & Developers President of the Geological Association of Canada. She was a Association of Canada (PDAC), the Geological Association of passionate advocate for the geosciences in Canada. Canada (GAC), the National Geological Surveys Committee, the Canadian Geological Foundation, and Watts, Griffis and The purpose of the award is to encourage and support a McOuat Ltd. graduate student in Canada whose thesis contributes to our knowledge about the geological history of Canada. Mapping Application details are posted at www.pdac.ca and must be a significant component of the winning thesis. www.gac.ca by October 1 every year.

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MONDAY, MARCH 5 Afternoon Morning Gold: International Room 801A Gold: Development Chair: Ovais Habib, Scotiabank GBM Room 801A 2:00 pm B2Gold Corp., Clive Johnson Chair: Tara Hassan, Raymond James Ltd. 2:15 pm China Gold International Resources Corp. Ltd., 10:00 am Almaden Minerals Ltd., Morgan Poliquin Jerry Xie 10:15 am Cardinal Resources Ltd., Archie Koimtsidis 2:30 pm Dundee Precious Metals, Rick Howes 10:30 am GoldQuest Mining Corp., Bill Fisher 2:45 pm RNC Minerals, Mark Selby 10:45 am Midas Gold Corp., Stephen Quin 3:00 pm Golden Star Resources,Sam Coetzer 11:00 am Novagold Resources Inc., Greg Lang 3:15 pm Novo Resources Corp., Quinton Hennigh 11:15 am Premier Gold Mines Limited, Brent Kristof 3:30 pm Randgold Resources Limited, Germain Crestin 3:45 pm Roxgold Inc., John Dorward Diamonds 4:00 pm SEMAFO Inc., John Jentz Room 801B Chair: Geordie Mark, Haywood Securities Inc. Uranium 10:00 am Diamcor Mining Inc., Dean Taylor Room 801B 10:15 am Lucara Diamond Corp., John Armstrong Chair: David Talbot, Eight Capital 10:30 am North Arrow Minerals, Ken Armstrong 2:00 pm NexGen Energy Ltd., Leigh Curyer 10:45 am Peregrine Diamonds Ltd.,Tom Peregoodoff 2:15 pm Denison Mines, David Cates 11:00 am Stornoway Diamond Corporation, Matt Manson 2:30 pm Fission Uranium Corp., Ross McElroy 11:15 am Talmora Diamond Inc., Alan Davies 2:45 pm UEX Corporation, Roger Lemaitre 3:00 pm Skyharbour Resources Ltd., Jordan Trimble Gold: Exploration 1 3:15 pm CanAlaska Uranium Ltd., Peter Dasler Room 802 3:30 pm Ur-Energy Inc., Jeffrey Klenda 3:45 pm Energy Fuels Inc., Mark Chalmers Chair: Gary Baschuk, Peartree Securities Inc. 4:00 pm Uranium Energy Corp., Amir Adnani 10:00 am ATAC Resources Ltd., Graham Downs 10:15 am Auryn Resources, Ivan Bebek Gold: Exploration 2 10:30 am Balmoral Resources, Darin Wagner Room 802 10:45 am Eastmain Resources Inc., Claude Lemasson Chair: Ryan Walker, Echelon Wealth Partners 11:00 am GT Gold Corp. Kevin Keough 2:00 pm Colorado Resources Ltd., Adam Travis 11:15 am Wallbridge Mining Company Limited, Marz Kord 2:15 pm Corvus Gold Inc., Jeffrey Pontius 2:30 pm GFG Resources Inc., Brian Skanderbeg Energy materials and technologies 1 2:45 pm Liberty Gold Corp., Cal Everett Room 803 3:00 pm Lumina Gold Corp., Marshall Koval Chair: Luisa Moreno, Tahuti Global 3:15 pm Mawson Resources Ltd., Michael Hudson 10:00 am SQM, Pablo Alitimiras 3:30 pm Nighthawk Gold Corp., Michael Byron 10:15 am Avalon Advanced Materials Inc., Don Bubar 3:45 pm Rubicon Minerals Corporation, George Ogilvie 10:30 am Global Geoscience Ltd., Bernard Rowe 4:00 pm White Gold Corp., Shawn Ryani 10:45 am Neo Lithium Corp., Waldo Perez 11:00 am Nemaska Lithium Inc., Jean-Francois Magnan Energy materials and technologies 2 11:15 am Pure Energy Minerals, Patrick Highsmith Room 803 Chair: MacMurray D. Whale, Cormark Securities Inc. 2:00 pm Clean TeQ Holdings Limited, Sam Riggall 2:15 pm eCobalt Solutions Inc., Paul Farquharson

34 PDAC 2018 | www.pdac.ca/convention 2:30 pm Giyani Metals Corp., Robin Birchall Afternoon 2:45 pm Fortune Minerals Limited, Robin Goad 3:00 pm Northern Graphite Corporation, Gregory Bowes Base metals: Exploration 3:15 pm NextSource Materials Inc., Brent Nykoliation Room 801A 3:30 pm Ucore Rare Metals Inc., Jim McKenzie Chair: Chris Thompson, PI Financial Corp. 3:45 pm Nouveau Monde Graphite Inc., Eric Desaulniers 2:00 pm Aldridge Minerals Inc., Han Ilhan 4:00 pm First Cobalt Corp., Trent Mell 2:15 pm Canada Zinc Metals Corp., Peeyush Varshney 2:30 pm Cordoba Minerals Corp., Mario Stifano 2:45 pm Filo Mining Corp, Adam Lundin TUESDAY, MARCH 6 3:00 pm Hannan Metals Ltd., Michael Hudson Morning 3:15 pm Mason Resources Corp., Robert Cinits 3:30 pm NGEx Resources Inc., Wojtek Wodzicki Base metals: International 3:45 pm SolGold Plc., Nick Mather Room 801A 4:00 pm Trilogy Metals Inc., Rick Van Nieuwenhuyse Chair: George Topping, Industrial Alliance Gold: Americas 10:00 am Amerigo Resources Ltd., Rob Henderson 10:15 am Kaizen Discovery Inc.,Tom Peregoodoff Room 801B 10:30 am Ivanhoe Mines, David Broughton Chair: Trevor Turnbull, Scotiabank GBM 10:45 am Nevsun Resources Ltd., Scott Trebilcock 2:00 pm Alamos Gold Inc., John McCluskey 11:00 am Noront Resources Ltd., Alan Coutts 2:15 pm Atlantic Gold Corporation, Steven Dean 11:15 am Sherritt International Corp., Steve Wood 2:30 pm Continental Gold Inc., Ari Sussman 2:45 pm Detour Gold Corporation, Laurie Gaborit Silver 3:00 pm Leagold Mining Corporation, Doug Reddy Room 801B 3:15 pm McEwen Mining Inc., Rob McEwen Chair: Chris Thompson, Raymond James Ltd. 3:30 pm New Gold Inc., Hannes Portmann 3:45 pm SSR Mining Inc., Paul Benson 10:00 am Hecla Mining Company, Phillips S. Baker, Jr. 4:00 pm TMAC Resources Inc., Jason Neal 10:15 am Silvercorp Metals Inc., Lorne Waldman 10:30 am Sierra Metals Inc., Igor Gonzales Copper 10:45 am Endeavour Silver Corp., Brad Cooke 11:00 am Avino Silver & Gold Mines Ltd., David Wolfin Room 802 11:15 am Alexco Resource Corp., Clynton Nauman Chair: Jeff Woolley, Paradigm Capital 2:00 pm Broadway Gold Mining Ltd., Duane Parnham Royalty companies and prospect generation 2:15 pm Coro Mining Corp., Luis Tondo Room 802 2:30 pm Excelsior Mining, Stephen Twyerould Chair: Drew Clark, Metalla Royalty and Streaming Ltd. 2:45 pm Fractal Mining Corp., Colin McAleenan 3:00 pm Mundoro Capital Inc.,Teo Dechev 10:00 am Sandstorm Gold Ltd., Nolan Watson 3:15 pm Panoro Minerals Ltd., Luquman Shaheen 10:15 am Sprott Inc., Rick Rule 3:30 pm Quaterra Resources Inc., Gerald Prosalendis 10:30 am Altius Minerals Corporation, Chad Wells 3:45 pm Serengeti Resources Inc., David Moore 10:45 am EMX Royalty Corp., David Cole 4:00 pm Western Copper and Gold Corporation, 11:00 am Almadex Minerals Limited, Morgan Poliquin Paul West-Sells 11:15 am Strategic Metals Ltd., Richard Drechsler Gold: Emerging producers Zinc Room 803 Room 803 Chair: Mark Mihaljevic, Global Mining Research Chair: Andrea Cheung, Independent mining analyst 2:00 pm Anaconda Mining, Dustin Angelo 10:00 am Arizona Mining Inc., James Gowans 2:15 pm Allegiant Gold Ltd., Blaine Monaghan 10:15 am Aston Bay Holdings Ltd., Dr. David Broughton 2:30 pm Dalradian Resources Inc., Patrick F.N. Anderson 10:30 am Canadian Zinc Corporation, Steve Dawson 2:45 pm Lundin Gold Inc., Ron Hochstein 10:45 am Heron Resources Limited, Wayne Taylor 3:00 pm First Mining Finance, Jeff Swinoga 11:00 am Osisko Metals Inc., Jeff Hussey 3:15 pm Orla Mining Ltd, Marc Prefontaine 11:15 am Titan Mining Corp., Keith Boyle 3:30 pm Rye Patch Gold, William Howald 3:45 pm Sabina Gold & Silver Corp., Bruce McLeod 4:00 pm Equinox Gold Corp., Christian Milau

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9:00 am – 12:00 pm Room 711 10:00 am Accelerating geological exploration using advanced technologies like artificial Sponsored by intelligence (AI), Robin Fell, Goldcorp Inc., IBK Capital Corp. Vancouver, Canada 10:25 am Automated drillcore description based on core images and machine learning, Martin Blouin, Geolearn, Quebec City, Canada Chairs: Reno Pressacco, RPA Inc, Toronto & John Sullivan, Mineral Exploration Consultant, Aurora, Canada 10:50 am Clean metals from the seafloor: One of the biggest disruptions facing the base-metals 9:10 am Unsustainability of very large gold producers: industry, Anthony O'Sullivan, DeepGreen 12 years on, Ralph Bullis, Geological Consultant, Resources Inc., Brisbane, Australia Edmonton, Canada 11:15 am The Lac des Iles palladium deposits: Products 9:35 am Using big data and advanced analytics to solve of a structurally-controlled magmatic breccia some of the Abitibi’s geologic riddles, Charles system, Dave Peck, North American Palladium Beaudry, Orefinders Resources Inc., Toronto, Ltd., Toronto, Canada Canada

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South Building, Level 801 SUNDAY, MARCH 4

9:00 am – 5:00 pm Room 801

11:10 am Louis James, International Speculator Sponsored by 11:35 am Garrett Goggin, Gold Stock Analyst Sprott Inc. Co-Chair: Sonia Shirprashad, Sprott Private Wealth Peter Bojtos 12:00 pm Gwen Preston, Resource Maven 12:25 pm Frank Curzio, Curzio Research 12:50 pm Kal Kotecha, Junior Gold Report Organizer & Chair: Peter Bojtos, Independent Company 1:15 pm Marin Katusa, Katusa Research Director 1:40 pm Claude Bejet, Agora Finance France 2:05 pm Adrian Day, Global Analyst Co-Chair: Jennifer Boyle, Velocity Trade Capital 9:00 am Introduction, Peter Bojtos Co-Chair: Caroline Donally, Denham Capital 9:05 am Byron King, Rickards Gold Speculator 2:30 pm Joe Mazundar, Banyan Hill Publishing 9:30 am Jay Taylor, Jay Taylor's Gold Energy & 2:55 pm Matthew Badiali, Stansberry Resource Report Technology Stocks 3:20 pm Brien Lundin, Gold Newsletter 9:55 am Jayant Bhandari, Anarcho Capital Inc. - Musings 3:45 pm Mickey Fulp, The Mercenary Geologist on Investing 4:10 pm Matthew Warder, Money Map Press 10:20 am Brent Cook, Exploration Insights 4:35 pm Rick Rule, Sprott’s Thoughts 10:45 am John Kaiser, Kaiser Research Online 5:00 pm Conclusion, Peter Bojtos

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North Building, Level 200 RBC, for the opportunity to network and to hear from our inspiring Award Recipients. SUNDAY, MARCH 4 Awards will be presented to individuals who have been instrumental in enabling the increase of a diverse 2:30 pm – 5:00 pm workforce and an inclusive workplace within the mining industry. These include the Trailblazer Awards (woman and Room 202 student); Rick Hutson Memorial Award for mentoring; and, introducing two new Trailblazer Indigenous Awards (woman Franco-Mine Event is only in French and student). Open to all pass types Women in Mining Canada (WIMC), International Women Cette rencontre prestigieuse menée entièrement en in Mining (IWiM) and Metisphere Australia will celebrate français et à laquelle participent de nombreux décideurs de the launch of the first "International Women in Resources l’industrie comprend des présentations et une discussion Mentorship Program" (IWRMP) at this event and will welcome entre des chefs de délégation provenant de certains pays their international mentees and mentor participants. francophones de l’Afrique. À titre d’événement exclusivement This event is coordinated by WIMC in partnership with francophone ayant lieu pendant la conférence de l'ACPE de PDAC, and with the help and support of International WIM, 2018, Franco-Mine procure une excellente plate-forme pour WIM Toronto, Women who Rock, the Mining Industry Human découvrir de nouvelles occasions dans ces pays. Resources Council and our other sponsors, Coralis Canada En collaboration avec: L’Association canadienne des Software, Covergalls Workwear, Dentons and Kevin Palmer prospecteurs et entrepreneurs (PDAC), Gouvernement Photography. du Canada et McCarthy Tétrault. Coordinated by WIM Canada with the support of numerous diversity and inclusion organizations. MONDAY, MARCH 5 For more information, visit www.wimcanada.org 9:00 am – 10:00 am Thank you to our sponsor Room 711

Mining Industry Task Force on International Financial Reporting South Building, Level 700 Standards (IFRS) Open to all pass types CPA Canada’s Mining Industry Task Force on International TUESDAY, MARCH 6 Financial Reporting Standards (the Task Force) session at 8:00 am – 5:00 pm the PDAC Convention provides an excellent opportunity for the minerals industry and finance leaders to stay up to WEDNESDAY, MARCH 7 date on financial reporting and regulatory issues that affect the mining industry in today’s rapidly changing business 8:00 am – 12:00 pm environment. In the session, the Task Force will highlight: Room 718 • Work of the Task Force • Views on specific IFRS issues relevant to the mining industry • Other regulatory and corporate reporting matters Sponsored by

North Building, Level 100 PDAC One on One Meeting Program TUESDAY, MARCH 6 By Invitation Only 4:30 pm – 6:30 pm Once again, PDAC has partnered with Precious Metals Summit Conferences, LLC to offer professionally organized Room 105/106 one on one meetings to bring qualified investors together with with senior management of a select group of Mining for Diversity Reception companies that are exhibiting at the convention. Open to all pass types For more information, visit www.precioussummit.com/ This event celebrates diversity and inclusion. Join women event/2018-pdac-one-on-one-meetings and men from the mining industry and our lead sponsor,

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The opinions expressed in these presentations are solely those of the presenters and not necessarily those of PDAC, its members, Directors, Board or Staff. PDAC does not guarantee the accuracy or reliability of the information provided therein.

SUNDAY, MARCH 4 1:30 pm – 4:30 pm Room 206B 8:00 am – 12:00 pm Room 206D Australia: Realize the opportunity Australia Minerals The Western Tethyan Belt: An emerging copper and gold region Australia has a long history of successful mineral exploration and mining. Yet, it remains one of the world’s biggest untapped Euromax Resources Ltd and Mundoro Capital Inc. exploration markets. Despite geological potential across a This session continues from PDAC 2017’s “Metal riches of the range of commodities, up to 80% of Australia has yet to be Western Tethyan Belt” to highlight the Tethys as an emerging properly explored. There’s every reason to expect these areas and highly attractive area for mineral projects. From high- to be equally productive. grade development projects to high-tech operating projects, Australia leads the world in the acquisition, development, the region remains underexplored yet rich with mineral application and delivery of the pre-competitive geoscience potential, low cost profiles and local workforces skilled in both information needed to unlock Australia’s enormous mineral mining and construction. potential. These data are available free to any individual, Participating companies will provide updates on their prospects government or company anywhere in the world. and projects in the region, with government panelists providing Australia’s mineral industry has thrived in partnership with insight into local jurisdictions. MDRU will open with a regional international investment and offers investors one of the overview of the western portion of the Tethyan belt. highest returns on exploration investment in the world. 8:00 am Opening remarks: Euromax Resources, Industry, government and academic sectors work together Mundoro Capital to support exploration and mining, and participation in the 8:10 am Mineral economics of the region: Craig Hart, Australia mining sector is an opportunity to gain exposure to MRDU world’s best practices. 8:30 am Government panel This seminar will bring together the leaders of Australia’s 9:15 am Nevsun Resources (Timok, Serbia): Scott geological surveys and government investment experts to Trebilcock connect investors with the information they need to invest with 9:30 am Mundoro Capital (Timok Magmatic Complex in confidence in mineral exploration in Australia. Serbia and Bulgaria prospects): Teo Dechev 1:15 pm Meet and greet, refreshments 9:45 am Dundee Precious Metals (Chelopech and 1:30 pm Welcome address Krumovgrad, Bulgaria): Richard Gosse 1:35 pm Session 1: Overview presentations Australia’s 10:00 am Euromax Resources (Ilovica-Shtuka, Macedonia): policy, regulatory and investment landscape; Pat Forward commodity overview; ‘What’s new?’ 10:20 am Euro Sun Mining (Rovina Valley Project, Romania): 2:55 pm Afternoon tea G. Scott Moore 3:10 pm Session 2: Pre-competitive data for mineral 10:35 am MedGold (Tlamino gold project, Serbia) exploration: Australia’s competitive advantage Dan James Hear from Canadian exploration and mining companies with 10:50 am Alamos Gold (Kirazli and Agi Dagi, first-hand experience in doing business in Australia. Learn western Turkey) Mehtap Ozcan about investment-ready opportunities and discuss prospects 11:05 am Centerra Gold (Oksut, Central Turkey) in detail. Malcolm Stallman All are welcome. Registration is not required. 11:20 am Lydian International (Amulsar, Armenia): Hayk Aloyan, 11:35 am Closing commentary, Euromax Resources, Mundoro Capital 11:45 am Networking Registration is required. For more information and to register, contact [email protected] www. pdac.ca/convention | PDAC 2018 39 Presentation Rooms

SUNDAY, MARCH 4 More information regarding this event will be made available to registered participants. 2:00 pm – 5:30 pm Registration is required. For more information and to register, contact [email protected] Room 205D Unlocking our Potential: Invest NWT 8:00 am – 12:00 pm Government of Northwest Territories Room 203B Learn more about the world-class mineral potential of Canada’s vast Northwest Territories during an afternoon of Colombia Day informative presentations and one-on-one conversations Government of Colombia, National Mining Agency covering a range of topics related to geoscience research and activity, active and proposed projects, challenges and Colombia is oriented to the transformation of mining into opportunities, and exciting new programs and initiatives that a pillar of the economy, focusing on the development of support and encourage responsible mineral exploration and responsible, modern and efficient mining activity. development in the NWT. The NWT has solidified its position Colombia is a country with great potential for investment in as an attractive locale for global mining and exploration mining exploration. Only 3.8% of its surface is dedicated to companies looking for stable resource investments by ranking mining. In recent years, the potential for mineral resources has an impressive fifth overall out of 85 jurisdictions assessed in grown, which has been defined as strategic by the Ministry of The World Risk Report, published by the Mining Journal. Be Mines and Energy, especially involving gold, silver and copper. sure to drop by the Northwest Territories’ Booth 1107 in South Building to meet staff who can provide information about how The geological formation of the territory, located in the belt of the NWT is increasing its competitive edge. You can also visit the Andes mountain range, allows varied environments that www.nwtmining.com or www.nwtgeoscience.ca or email to show a highly favorable metallogenic tendency for metallic [email protected] or [email protected]. prospects and deposits, especially those containing gold and copper. In fact, Colombia is currently the fourth largest Registration is preferred, but not required. producer of gold in Latin America and largest in the world. For more information and to register, contact In addition, with respect to projects that will be developed [email protected] in the coming years, an increase of 39% in gold production is estimated. During ‘Colombia Day’ you will discover the country’s MONDAY, MARCH 5 privileged geological potential and mining investment opportunities, and meet Colombian government 8:00 am – 12:00 pm representatives including those from the Ministry of Mines Room 202D and Energy and the National Mining Agency. Registration is preferred, but not required. Ultra deep mining network B2B meetings For more information and to register, contact Ultra Deep Mining Network (UDMN) and Centre for [email protected] Excellence in Mining Innovation (CEMI) By invitation only The UDMN aims to become the leading expert in Ultra-Deep (below 2.5km) research and innovation in order to solve the challenges that impact resource extraction in these environments. By supporting solution providers capable of creating the industry-needed tools and technologies in the short term, it will lead the way in helping ultra-deep mines to operate more effectively and safely, generate more value, improve the human environment and enhance mine productivity. The goal of the UDMN is to help the mining industry develop and adopt commercially viable research and development projects that result in the deployment of proven innovative technologies.

40 PDAC 2018 | www.pdac.ca/convention 8:30 am – 6:00 pm 8:30 am – 12:00 pm Room 205D Room 206B Ecuador Day 5th annual Invest in Canada's North Seminar Government of the Republic of Ecuador Canadian Northern Economic Development Agency (CanNor), Northern Projects Management Office (NPMO) Canada’s North is a diverse region that accounts for nearly 40 percent of Canada’s land mass and includes three northern territories —Yukon, Northwest Territories and Nunavut. The Canadian Northern Economic Development Agency through its Northern Projects Management Office, in collaboration with Ecuador country of choice Global Affairs Canada and the three territorial governments, is hosting the 5th Annual Invest in Canada’s North Seminar, The Ecuadorian mining sector has become an important which will showcase the exploration and mining potential and attractive destination for miners and investors around across the North. the world due to its great potential, competitive advantages • Following a complimentary networking breakfast, you and world class infrastructure. As part of the Ecuador Day will learn about NPMO’s role as the federal coordinator of program, the Minister of Mining of the Republic of Ecuador will regulatory processes in Canada’s North as well as the role of present the conditions that have been cultivated to establish Global Affairs Canada within and outside Canada. Ecuador as a premier mining destination. The progress of emblematic mining projects in the country, highlighting • A panel of Indigenous businesses and development experts the fulfillment of commitments and new opportunities will highlight the communities’ role in resource development for exploration, will be examined. The Minister will also and how collaboration with Indigenous peoples and present the country’s plans to establish mining as a pillar businesses can result in successful and timely outcomes. of the economy and the key objectives for inter-institutional • Northern geoscience experts will help you understand strengthening to ensure the responsible and sustainable the geological and mineral landscape in Yukon, the development of mining projects. Additional presentations will Northwest Territories and Nunavut as applicable to resource be delivered by delegates of companies currently active in development projects. Ecuador, Ecuadorian government agencies and other entities. • You will have an opportunity to directly hear from mining company executives, who are operating successful mines SPEAKER: Javier Cordova Unda, Minister of Mining, Republic in the Arctic, about the industry’s perspectives including of Ecuador navigating the environmental assessment process. Ask All are welcome. Registration is not required. questions about their experiences and the opportunities and challenges presented when working in Canada’s North. Senior officials from the federal and territorial governments, mining companies operating in the North, Chairs/Executive Directors of Indigenous organizations and geoscience offices from each of the three territories will be available to answer questions and network during and after the seminar. Registration is preferred, but not required. For more information and to register, contact Manik Duggar at [email protected] or 867 669 2594.

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MONDAY, MARCH 5 The following facts guarantee that Peru is the best investment destination in the region: 9:00 am – 4:00 pm • New management models developed Room 202B • Simplified and quicker procedures created • New social models that guarantee dialogue and social Greenland Day agreement initiated Be part of this promising growth, and participate in a Government of Greenland, Naalakkersuisut and the national event with a new format focused on first-hand Greenland Business Association information from key Peruvian representatives, such as The Government of Greenland, Naalakkersuisut and the heads of government, prominent businessmen, financial and Greenland Business Association are hosting a day of seminars investment entities, law firms, and decision makers in the showcasing Greenland’s geological and mineral mining mining sector. potential. Sessions will cover current mining and exploration Invest in a country that ensures you the best business projects in Greenland, licensing and operating requirements opportunities in recent years. in Greenland as well as a session devoted to the business environment around rare earth minerals. Following the All are welcome. Registration is not required. seminars, there will be a 30-minute question and answer period to gain greater insights on the topics covered throughout the day. 2:00 pm – 5:30 pm 9:00 am Greenland’s geology and mineral potential Room 202D 10:45 am Mining and exploration projects in Greenland 12:00 pm Lunch Investing in the Dominican Republic 1:00 pm Licensing and operating in Greenland Ministry of Energy and Mines of the Dominican Republic 2:40 pm Business environment: Rare earth minerals The Dominican Republic is located in the middle of the 3:30 pm Q&A Session Caribbean, occupying 2/3 of the second largest island in the All are welcome. Registration is not required. Antilles. Due to its geodiversity, the country contains one of the largest gold mines in the world. Pueblo Viejo is operated by Barrick and Goldcorp and is well known in the mining world. 10:00 am – 4:00 pm However, Pueblo Viejo is not our only attraction. Gold, silver, nickel, copper, zinc, bauxite, marble, limestone, salt and Room 206D gypsum are part of the diversity of minerals that can be found Peru Day in our country. The Minister of Energy and Mines invites you to share our Canada-Peru Chamber of Commerce experiences and will present an overview of mining activity, opportunities, legal framework and important information regarding the country’s resources based on geochemical,

geophysical and geothematic information provided by the Ministry of Energy and Mines and the National Geological Survey. The government of the Dominican Republic is committed to Mining investment opportunities in the expansion of the sector and welcomes foreign investment. Peru 2018: A promising year for Peruvian mining Come and explore the possibilities. Peru is one of the countries in the region with the best Registration is preferred, but not required. prospects for economic development in 2018. An improved For more information and to register, contact business climate and a favourable projection for investment [email protected] will translate into national growth of 4.2% and a 5% increase in mining investment. Exploration investment grew 28% in the first half of 2017. This significant increase confirms that Peru is an attractive country with a great future.

42 PDAC 2018 | www.pdac.ca/convention 2:00 pm – 6:00 pm 2:00 pm – 7:00 pm Room 206B Room 203B Brazilian Mining Day Ireland: Open for business Agency for Technological Development of the Brazilian Geological Survey Ireland Mining Industry (ADIMB) The Geological Survey Ireland (GSI - national geoscience With its large territory, diversified geologic environment, organization) and Enterprise Ireland (national export agency) advanced mining know-how and good infrastructure, Brazil will host "Ireland: Open for business", promoting Ireland as is a major producer and supplier of mineral commodities. an investment destination, and a source of internationally Aiming to facilitate new investments in the mining sector, traded geoscientific services. Ireland and Canada’s mining the new Brazilian Government is improving the country’s industries have had strong links for over 50 years. Ireland is mineral policies. a significant producer of base metals, ranking third in Europe and fourteenth in the world for zinc. At PDAC 2018, Brazil establishes its presence through the coordination of the Agency for the Technological Development GSI is a division of the Department of Communications, of the Brazilian Mining Industry (ADIMB); Secretariat of Climate Action and Environment, also home to the Exploration Geology, Mining and Mineral Processing (SGM/Ministry of & Mining Division which is responsible for promoting and Mines and Energy); National Department of Mineral Production regulating exploration and development in Ireland. (DNPM) and Geological Survey of Brazil (CPRM). Enterprise Ireland and GSI support ‘Geoscience Ireland’ in As such, this seminar will demonstrate that Brazil is one assisting 34 companies winning international business. of the most suitable countries for mineral exploration and Geological Survey Northern Ireland provides geoscientific data mining development while ranked among the top countries for to inform decision making and is part of Northern Ireland’s mineral production, territorial area and geologic environments Department for the Economy. for new deposit discoveries. CHAIR: Neil Cooney, Enterprise Ireland (Canada) All are welcome. Registration is not required. 2:00 pm Introduction: Ireland’s Ambassador to Canada, H.E. Jim Kelly 2:10 pm Geological Survey Northern Ireland: 70 years young, Dr. Marie Cowan, Northern Ireland 2:25 pm Geological Survey Ireland: Delivering TELLUS and R&D, Koen Verbruggen, Ireland 2:45 pm Research, new insights & thinking, iCRAG, Ireland 3:30 pm Recent developments: Gold, Dalradian Resources, Conroy Gold 3:50 pm New entrants: Base metals, Group 11, Hannan, ZMI, Unicorn, Adventus Zinc 4:35 pm Internationalizing Irish geoscience: Geoscience Ireland member companies 5:30 pm Ministerial address: Ireland - Open for business, Sean Kyne TD, Minister of Natural Resources 5:45 pm Reception Registration is preferred, but not required. For more information and to register, contact [email protected]

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TUESDAY, MARCH 6 sense of data in real time. Hexagon Mining is part of Hexagon (Nasdaq Stockholm: HEXA B; hexagon.com), a leading global provider of information technologies that drive 7:30 am – 12:00 pm quality and productivity across geospatial and industrial Room 205D enterprise applications. All are welcome. Registration is not required. CERBA Eurasia Mining Conference 2018 Canada Eurasia Russia Business Association (CERBA) The agenda will focus on key mining industry development 8:30 am – 5:00 pm trends in Eurasia and will offer an open discussion of issues Room 103A and opportunities in the mining sector by industry leaders and government officials from Kazakhstan, Russia, Uzbekistan, Where to now? Value pools, Capex 2.0, digital Armenia and other Eurasian countries. mining, McKinsey’s perspective on the future of mining Companies and experts favour the CERBA Eurasia Mining Conference as a premier presentation platform and the most McKinsey & Company successful Canadian business-driven mining event in Eurasia. Discussion topics include: It consistently attracts over 150 top executives and managers • Mining Value pools and market outlook from leading Canadian and Eurasian companies and addresses all relevant developments and prospects for exploration, • Returning to growth: Capital productivity for the next cycle mining and mineral and metal processing in Eurasia. For • Panel discussion: How to avoid the mistakes of the past? more than 15 years, the Conference has provided a powerful • Innovation in mining: Turning digital into dollars international platform for companies and experts to present Registration is required. For more information and business strategies, new technologies, investment projects, to register, contact Indira Coutinho at case studies and also to hold polemic discussions with [email protected] stakeholders. The following prominent government and private sector stakeholders are participating in the event: Ministry of 8:30 am – 5:00 pm Natural Resources and Ecology of the Russian Federation and ROSNEDRA, Ministry of Investment and Development Room 202D and Kazgeology (Kazakhstan), GosComGeology (Uzbekistan), European Union (EU) Mining Day NAK NADRA (Ukraine), Mineral Resources and Petroleum Authority of (Mongolia), Kinross, Cameco, Barrick, Silver Bear European Union Resources, Uranium One, Eurasian Minerals, Erdene Resource For the first time at PDAC, the European Union (EU) will host Development Corp., etc. an all-day presentation on investment opportunities in mining Registration is required at www.cerbamining.com. For and related sectors across the member states. Key topics will more information and to register, contact Katherine include sustainability, innovation and technology, regulation, Balabanova at [email protected] and partnership with the Canadian mining sector. The EU is rich in geological potential and a leader in cutting edge mining technology, and several member states consistently rank 8:00 am – 12:00 pm among the best in the world for investment competitiveness. Various presentations and panels will be delivered by member Room 206B state Mines Ministers, industry, mining supply and services companies, SMEs, academia, and others regarding key Hexagon Mining: Driving our story of digital opportunities and the challenges that exist. integration and smart change Registration is preferred, but not required. Hexagon Mining For more information and to register, contact Hexagon Mining is the only company to resolve surface [email protected] and underground challenges with proven technologies for planning, operations and safety. We combine surveying, design, fleet management, production optimization and collision avoidance in a life-of-mine solution that connects people and processes. Headquartered in Tucson, Arizona, with offices worldwide, Hexagon Mining is shaping smart change by connecting all parts of a mine with technologies that make

44 PDAC 2018 | www.pdac.ca/convention 8:30 am – 5:00 pm 12:20 pm Keys to mining in Chile Room 206D • Copper production and projects by the President of Chilean Chamber of Mines, SONAMI, Chile Day Diego Hernandez • Infrastructure and construction services for Trade Commission of Chile & Ministry of Mining of Chile the development of mining projects, by the President of the Confederation of International Contractors" Associations (CICA), Juan Mas

2:30 pm Business meeting for investors: • ENAMI´s projects • Platform “Expande” and successful cases of technological development in mining Chile Mining: Present where the future is All are welcome. Registration is not required. Chile, the world's leading copper producer, has opportunities for new mining businesses. This seminar will discuss the projects of exploration offered by the state company, ENAMI, 9:30 am – 12:00 pm for association with third parties; the projections of the medium-scale mining business; and the results of a study of Room 202B alluvial mining resources of the country. The annual South African mining investment In addition, for those who wish to explore or invest, Seminar SERNAGEOMIN will discuss the new advances of the National South African Government Geology Plan and two companies will give their testimonies about the advantages and challenges of exploring in Chile. South Africa has a longstanding mining heritage and remains the wealthiest mining jurisdiction in the world. Since the inception You also will have an opportunity to speak with Chile’s Minister of its democratic dispensation, the country has developed of Mining, Aurora Williams and the Director of InvestChile, the progressive and internationally competitive mining policies to Chilean foreign investment agency, Carlos Alvarez about the benefit both larger and smaller producers in the economy. Come mining opportunities and advantages Chile offers. experience high-level discussions at the annual South African 8:30 am Opening Remarks by the Ambassador of Chile Mining Investment Seminar. The Minister of Mineral Resources, to Canada, Alejandro Marisio together with industry stakeholders will engage on key issues 8:40 am Presentation by the Director of InvestChile, facing the South African mining industry. The seminar will Carlos Alvarez reaffirm South Africa’s commitment to growing and sustaining 9:00 am Presentation by the Minister of Mining, the mining industry through innovation and development Aurora Williams of junior miners, thus confirming the country as a favorable investment destination. This event is not to be missed. 9:45 am National geology plan by the Chilean Geological Survey, SERNAGEOMIN Registration is required. For more information and 10:05 am Successful exploration cases to register, contact [email protected] or • Los Helados project, Wojteck Wodziki, 416 730 7284. CEO, NGEx • Cerro Maricunga project, Albrecht Schneider, Executive Chairman, Atacama Pacific Gold 10:50 am ENAMI´s projects 11:20 am New business opportunities in Chile • Medium-scale mining by the geologist, Nicolas Fuster • Alluvial mining resources by the professor, Jose Jara

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TUESDAY, MARCH 6 2:00 pm – 6:00 pm Room 206B 2:00 pm – 4:00 pm Win-win opportunities for Canadian-German Room 202B partnerships in the mineral sector Sustainable mining: Is it good business? Canadian German Chamber of Industry and Commerce & German Mineral Resources Agency (DERA) at the Federal ERM Institute for Geosciences of Natural Resources (BGR) What were seen as leading practices in sustainability five This year’s Germany Day focuses on building and expanding years ago are now considered the minimum standard of strategic win-win partnerships between Canadian and German corporate responsibility in the mining sector. Stakeholder companies across raw material supply and value chains. and shareholder expectations are rapidly increasing as a result of global economic, social and political trends. High-level speakers will present the current and projected Leading companies strive to anticipate and address these demand for strategic raw materials needed in Germany’s changes in order to remain at the forefront of the sustainable manufacturing sector to sustain its long-term growth. A main mining movement. But for companies to significantly invest focus will be on materials required to fuel future technologies, in sustainability policy, and ensure that a commitment to such as automotive and battery technologies. An overview sustainability practice is made from site to corporate, a of Canada’s mineral potential to meet these demands will question must be asked and answered: is sustainable mining complete the picture. good business? A range of financing instruments also be presented and ERM will lead a panel discussion with industry leaders and discussed in a subsequent panel that can help build supply specialists from the financial sector. The panel will look at: and value chains for strategic minerals. • What sustainable mining looks like at key stages in the Attendees will also have an opportunity to learn about mineral development cycle – including exploration and mine innovative exploration technologies that can help improve the closure; bottom line in exploration spending. • How the concept and practice of sustainable mining The networking breaks will provide opportunities to meet continues to evolve, and what it means to a company’s with industry representatives from Germany’s manufacturing, bottom line; and exploration service and project financing companies that are • Discuss how practices must evolve to ensure a return on relevant for Canadian project developers. investment and alignment with stakeholder expectations. Germany Day’s objective is to be a starting point for an ERM’s panelists will share their perspectives on the intensified strategic partnership between Canadian and current state of sustainable mining, with examples of the German companies and is open to all attendees of PDAC. technological and performance innovation their companies have applied. Registration is preferred, but not required. For more information and to register, contact The session will be moderated be Louise Pearce, Global [email protected] Managing Partner for the Mining Sector at ERM. Attendees will be invited to join ERM and the panelists for a short cocktail reception following the discussion. 2:00 pm – 6:00 pm Registration is preferred, but not required. Room 203B For more information and to register, contact Navita Khokha at [email protected] Legal challenges facing the mining industry today McCarthy Tetrault LLP This program will offer a panel discussion on the latest legal developments and issues facing mining companies operating in Canada and abroad. The program is specifically tailored for in-house counsel and other decision-makers in the mining industry. The presentation will be made in conjunction with the 2018 release of McCarthy Tetrault LLP’s Mining in the Courts publication. Registration is required. For more information and to register, contact [email protected]

46 PDAC 2018 | www.pdac.ca/convention 2:00 pm – 6:00 pm WEDNESDAY, MARCH 7 Room 205D 8:00 am – 12:00 pm New Zealand investment showcase Room 206D New Zealand India Day celebration Come and enjoy networking drinks while joining the discussion on the mines and exploration potential of Zealandia, the Ministry of Mines, Government of India world’s eighth continent. New Zealand (NZ) is host to world- View the minerals and metals landscape of India with class gold deposits and offers highly prospective, under- opportunities for investment in India. explored regions for new mineral deposits, supported by high-quality datasets, in-country expertise, and a long mining Registration is required. For more information and to tradition. Drilling results from the latest round of exploration register, contact [email protected] demonstrate the significant gold potential around existing mines and in greenfield areas. 8:00 am – 12:00 pm Learn about new pre-competitive data acquisition Room 206B programmes by the New Zealand government that are targeting new regions for mineral explorers. Exploration in the Andean countries: Legal framework and required permits Come and hear from explorers, international experts, government officials and the New Zealand Geological Survey Montt Group SpA about how to unlock the potential of the country, and how to This presentation details the legal forms and permits required successfully do business in NZ. to successfully carry out exploration campaigns in Latin 2:00 pm The New Zealand story: Doing business in countries: Argentina, Chile, Ecuador and Peru. New Zealand The speakers are attorneys practicing in their respective • NZ’s global rankings for business area of expertise in Montt Group SpA, a regional professional • Navigating the business environment for company with subsidiaries in the four countries and involved in exploration and mining the subject matter. 2:30 pm New Zealand’s Ore Deposits and Mineral The situation in each country will be addressed in separate Potential: The continent of Zealandia: geology, presentations that will provide information about the legal mineral deposits and mineral potential of forms, required authorizations and permits necessary to Orogenic Gold Deposits of New Zealand and carry out exploration activities, as well as the need to create North America: A Comparison for Explorers permanent establishments or companies in order to perform by Jim Mortensen such activities, legal vehicles available and their tax treatment. 3:45 pm An explorers experience: Case studies of Each presentation will contain references to the exploring NZ following issues: • Recent exploration achievements • Establishment of exclusive exploration rights in specific areas; • Experience and insights about success in • Obtaining environmental permits from the appropriate NZ’s mining sector government bodies. Restrictions due to the existence of 4:15 pm Commercial opportunities protected areas; • Current government data investments • Mining easements or authorizations from the owners • Release of exciting new mineral studies and data of the surface land; acquisition • Special authorizations and sectorial permits issued by 5:10 pm Networking drinks reception the Safety Regulator of mining exploration facilities and its methods; Registration is preferred, but not required. For more information and to register, contact Zoe Stinson • Foreign investment rules; tax benefits, availability of at [email protected] temporary admission regimes for equipment and the legal protections for the holder of the mining rights in order to ensure the possibility of consolidating exploitation rights; • Regimes for expatriates, their taxes and limitations for foreign workforce. Registration is preferred, but not required. For more information and to register, contact [email protected]

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WEDNESDAY, MARCH 7 2:00 pm – 5:00 pm Room 206D 9:00 am – 4:00 pm Room 205D Developing the Kudz Ze Kayah project in southeast Yukon Mining’s role in fostering inclusive growth in Latin America and the Caribbean BMC Minerals Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) Scott Donaldson, CEO and President of BMC Minerals (No.1) Ltd. (BMC) will present the development story of BMC’s 100% The IDB is organizing two sessions that will highlight and owned Kudz Ze Kayah (KZK) project in southeast Yukon. A discuss key trends in mining with direct impact on Latin panel of experts will discuss and provide valuable insight America and its development. In the morning, the conversation into key aspects of developing minerals projects in the highly will focus on gender equality and whether we are really prospective mining regions of Yukon. getting better at reducing gender disparities in mining. In the afternoon, we will talk more about the challenges and Panel topics: opportunities for the sector to foster inclusive development · Why Yukon is a world class destination for mining investment in the region. These dynamic sessions will be both insightful · Private equity investment in natural resources and engaging, taking the audience on a journey from the global · Selection and acquisition of base metal mineral assets in the level down to the local issues using case scenarios, data and Yukon short introductory videos from sector experts. · Design and construction of minerals processing facilities, a Why invest in women in mining in Latin America and the global capability Caribbean? · First Nations engagement: Obtaining the social licence 9:00 am Introduction and a short video with sector experts KZK is located within Yukon’s highly prospective Finlayson commenting on gender equality in mining Lake district (FLD), which is known to host several VMS 9:15 am A panel discussion: Are we really getting better deposits. BMC holds four Zn/Cu/Pb/Ag/Au rich mineral when it comes to the “issue” of gender in mining? resources in the FLD with completion of a Definitive Feasibility A LAC perspective Study due for the first of these (ABM deposit) in the June 2018 quarter. The current Preliminary Feasibility Study (May 2017) 10:25 am Q&A demonstrates a high-grade project operating for a minimum of Mining’s role in fostering inclusive growth in Latin America 9.6 years, delivering separate Zn, Cu and Pb concentrates with and the Caribbean significant precious metal (Au/Ag) credits. 2:00 pm Introduction Using consensus price deck1, the project financials demonstrate a NPV7 of ~US$600M for the project, with 2:10 pm Panel Discussion – short 60-second videos will production commencing in Q1 2020. Capital costs for the introduce the following issues: project (including contingency) projected to be US$298 million. • What matters to investors today? Positive economics aside, the KZK project is well-supported • How is LAC managing the market downturn? by existing infrastructure, including site access road and all- • A new policy approach after the boom weather highway access to a year-round port for concentrate • Community relations now and then export. There remains strong regional exploration potential 3:30 pm Q&A for project growth and BMC has established a close working PANELISTS: To be confirmed. Includes public, civil society, and relationship with First Nations. industry leaders Visit www.bmcminerals.com for PFS details Registration is required. For more information and to Registration is preferred, but not required. register, contact [email protected] For more information and to register, contact [email protected] 2:00 pm – 4:00 pm Room 206B The global picture for nuclear energy, including emerging markets Ocean Nuclear Co Ltd. The global picture for nuclear energy, including emerging markets. All are welcome. Registration is not required.

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Mining investment opportunities in the Goldcorp’s Graduate Development Program Republic of Kosovo Goldcorp Canada Ltd. Embassy of the Republic of Kosovo in Canada At Goldcorp, we believe developing our people is key to A presentation on Kosovo's mining investment opportunities, creating long term sustainable value. Goldcorp’s Graduate considered one of the top ten economies worldwide with the Development Program (GDP) provides real opportunities most notable business reforms as noted in the Doing Business to new graduates. Join us at session and learn how 2018 report by the World Bank Group. our three-year program accelerates development and Kosovo has an enviable endowment of natural mineral challenges our graduates to become future leaders. resources. At more than 12.5 million tons, Kosovo Registration is required. For more information and to possesses the world’s fifth proven reserves of lignite, which register, contact [email protected] supplies approximately 95% of the country’s overall electricity production. Other significant minerals reserves are: lead-zinc, nickel- 11:30 am – 1:30 pm cobalt, magnesium, bauxite, marlstone, chromite. As well as mineral resources and occurrences of; gold, Room 205B aluminium, copper, manganese, REE, uranium, asbestos, halloysite, marbles and industrial minerals, etc. Kosovo Association of Professional Geoscientists of has more than 60 million tons of lead and zinc tailings with Ontario (APGO): Protecting the public interest potential of metals recovery including Au, Pb-Zn, Cd, REE etc. Association of Professional Geoscientists of Ontario (APGO) As estimated by the World Bank, the majority of Kosovo's The Association of Professional Geoscientists of Ontario natural resources remain unused, its huge reserves are a (APGO) regulates the practice of geoscience in Ontario. great potential for future growth. Learn how APGO protects the public interest by setting and Presentations by the Minister of Economic Development of maintaining high academic, experience-based and professional the Republic of Kosovo, H.E Valdrin Lluka; Deputy Prime practice standards for all its members. Minister and Minister for Diaspora and Strategic Investment, Registration is required. For more information and to H.E. Dardan Gashi; ICMM (Kosovo's Independent Commission register, contact [email protected] for Mines and Minerals); the Trade Commissioner of Canada to Kosovo and Canadian mining companies that are operating in Kosovo. All are welcome. Registration is not required.

50 PDAC 2018 | www.pdac.ca/convention 3:00 pm – 5:00 pm 11:30 am – 1:30 pm Room 205B Room 205B Whittle Consulting integrated strategic planning Bolivia: A country of great mining tradition Whittle Consulting Government of Bolivia Whittle Consulting – the leaders in integrated strategic Bolivia has important mineral reservoirs to be explored, planning for the mining industry are holding a networking transformed and industrialized. Mineral reservoirs include drinks reception at PDAC. Meet the team and learn how zinc, silver, lead, tin, gold, semi-precious and precious stones Whittle Consulting integrated strategic planning adds as well as lithium and iron deposits, which are ranked among significant value to mining businesses. CEO Gerald Whittle, the largest in the world. will provide a short overview of the approach, and how it is being used by investment funds to leverage their returns, We are a country with an economy fuelled by constant growth, and by governments to ensure the maximum value is generating ample opportunities for investment while offering extracted from their finite mineral resources. A “must-see” security and stability. event at PDAC 2018. The Bolivian presentation will be led by the Minister of All are welcome. Registration is not required. Please Mining and Metallurgy, who will discuss advances in provide a business card on arrival. foreign investment, new mining projects, and productive Drinks and light catering included. infrastructure for mining development among other topics. The Minister will be joined by representatives from public and private mining companies. Registration is required. For more information and to TUESDAY, MARCH 6 register, contact [email protected] 8:00 am – 10:00 am Room 205B 6:30 pm – 8:00 pm Alternative mine and project financing and Room 205B the return of the mining RTO Exploration, mining and processing: Norton Rose Fulbright New innovation, technologies, education, business opportunities and partnerships Please join us for breakfast, followed by a discussion on alternative mine and project financing. Presenters will EIT RawMaterials examine alternative strategies for mining companies to raise European Initiative on Raw Materials Partnerships invites the funding necessary to survive, particularly in light of the you to join a networking event to identify new matches and return of the mining reverse take overs. partnerships within innovation and business opportunities Speakers: on exploration, mining and processing. Staff from EIT Marvin Singer, Senior Partner, Norton Rose Fulbright RawMaterials, as well as representatives from some of more Robert Mason, Partner, Norton Rose Fulbright than 100+ partners of the EIT RawMaterials community, Geoffrey Gilbert, Partner, Norton Rose Fulbright will be present and welcome you to network and interact to identify new future partnerships and business opportunities. Registration is required. For more information and to register, contact [email protected] By invitation only.

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BHP is among the world’s top producers of major commodities, including copper, iron ore, coal, uranium and nickel. We also have substantial interests in oil, gas and energy coal. We have a simple and diverse portfolio of 12 core operated assets around the world, with low-cost options for future growth. This allows us to apply our values and culture, emphasise safety and productivity, deploy technology and exert capital discipline to extract the most value and highest returns from our assets. Our inclusive and diverse team of geoscientists apply cutting edge science and technology to discover, understand and optimise product recovery from across commodities, continents and markets. The resources we produce help build cities, produce energy and give developing nations the resources they need to provide their people with a better life. We are committed to making a broader contribution through our social investments which aim to deliver lasting economic and social benefits for the communities where we operate.

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The Association of Professional Space is limited for Short Courses. Register early to avoid disappoint- Geoscientists of Ontario (APGO) ment. All Short Courses take place at the MTCC, South Building. considers participation by its members in these courses as an acceptable PDAC reserves the right to cancel Short Courses that do not meet Continuing Professional Development minimum attendance requirements. activity. To qualify for student rates, you must be a PDAC student member and This program may be eligible toward enrolled full time in a recognized academic program. Student spaces the Law Society of Upper Canada’s CPD are limited. Requirement as Substantive Hours. Unless otherwise noted, all full-day Short Courses include: Please note that this program is not continental breakfast, three-course lunch and refreshments. accredited for Professionalism Hours.

FRIDAY, MARCH 2

8:30 am – 4:30 pm SOLD OUT Room 803B Minimizing environmental impacts of field operations in mineral exploration ORGANIZER: Bill Mercer, Avalon Advanced Materials Inc. The objective of this course is to assist exploration companies in minimizing the impact of their field operations on the environment and laying down foundations for acquiring a “social license to operate” from local communities, government agencies and other stakeholders, as well as to reduce costs and add value.

PRESENTERS: Bill Mercer, Avalon Advanced Materials Inc. Dennis Jones, PDAC CSR Committee Chair David Brown, Golder Associates Ltd. Tim Bremner, Foraco Canada Ltd. Mark Wiseman, Avalon Advanced Materials Inc.

8:30 am – 5:00 pm SOLD OUT Room 713 Mining financial modelling ORGANIZER: The Marquee Group This is an interactive, hands-on course focused on the skills required to create a best-in-class financial model of a mining project. The course is case-based and uses an example of a company developing an open-pit mine to produce base and precious metals.

PRESENTERS: Hassan Ahmed, Duncan McKeen, Paul Medici, The Marquee Group

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Friday, March 2 8:30 am – 4:30 pm Friday, March 2 9:00 am – 5:00 pm Saturday, March 3 8:30 am – 4:30 pm Saturday, March 3 9:00 am – 5:00 pm Room 717 Room 714B Exploration geochemistry: Fundamentals Geophysics for the mineral exploration and case histories geoscientist ORGANIZERS: Beth McClenaghan, Geological Survey of ORGANIZER: Centre for Exploration Targeting Canada; Lynda Bloom, Analytical Solutions Ltd. This innovative training course uses applied learning This course will review principles, methods and techniques and real-world mineral exploration datasets developments in the application of low temperature to train participants in the key principles of interpreting exploration geochemistry for surficial media by providing geophysical data, but without the need for complex presentations by some of the most experienced practitioners mathematics and physics. in the field. This course will be of interest to young The course: geoscientists and students just starting their careers, as well • Is designed for industry and government geoscientists as experienced geologists that would like to update their seeking to understand how to use geophysical datasets to exploration geochemistry knowledge. Much of the course explore and to map. content is not taught at Canadian universities. Day 1 will review the fundamentals of exploration geochemistry. Day • Comprises integrated lectures and practical exercises 2 will present case studies for different deposit types and Course content: exploration methods in various parts of the world. Participants are taught the general principles underlying the acquisition and processing of all types of geophysical PRESENTERS: data. The interpretation of gravity and magnetic data is Pim van Geffen, Vancouver Geochemistry covered in detail. Dennis Arne, CSA Global PTY Ltd. Tom Morris, Northern Superior Resources A central theme is the extraction of reliable geological Juan Carlos Ordóñez Calderón, Kinross Gold Corp. information from geophysical datasets. Participants Stu Averill, Overburden Drilling Management Ltd. are taught how to recognise noise and artifacts within Christian Ihlenfeld, Anglo American geophysical datasets. Also, which aspects of a geophysical Chris Benn, Chris Benn Consulting dataset are most reliable. Réjean Girard, IOS Services Géoscientifiques Inc. On completing the course participants will have: Colin Dunn, Colin Dunn Consulting • Capability in best-practice geophysical interpretation Matt Leybourne, Queen’s University • Ability to link the geophysical responses to the local Lynda Bloom, Analytical Solutions Ltd. geology Beth McClenaghan, Geological Survey of Canada • Understanding of the capabilities and limitations of various LEVEL OF COMPREHENSION: ALL LEVELS geophysical data types • Ability to solve exploration challenges with geophysical COURSE FEE: datasets • Capacity to choose the appropriate methods for your Regular Rate particular needs Member $799.99 Non-Member $899.99 • Understanding of how to assess someone else’s geophysical interpretation. Student $299.99 PRESENTER: Mike Dentith, Centre for Exploration Targeting, University of Western Australia LEVEL OF COMPREHENSION: BEGINNER TO INTERMEDIATE Participants should have a basic understanding of exploration and economic geology. Geophysical knowledge is not necessary. COURSE FEE:

Regular Rate Member $899.99 Non-Member $999.99 Student $349.99

54 PDAC 2018 | www.pdac.ca/convention SATURDAY, MARCH 3 PRESENTERS: Robert Bowell, SRK Consulting (UK) 8:00 am – 5:15 pm Robert R. Seal, United States Geological Survey Stephen Day, SRK Consulting (Canada) Room 709 Heather Jamieson, Queen’s University Amy Prestia, SRK Consulting (USA) Environmental geological models of mineral deposits with an emphasis on North America LEVEL OF COMPREHENSION: ADVANCED ORGANIZER: Society of Economic Geologists (SEG) COURSE FEE: The aim of this course is to present the environmental Regular Rate implications of mining by looking at the most common mineral deposits in North America from a geologic- Member $699.99 Non-Member $799.99 geochemical perspective. Through this study, participants Student $249.99 will examine the implications for these deposits and their design, operation, and closure with respect to minimizing environmental impacts. The course begins with an overview of the important 8:30 am – 4:30 pm SOLD OUT processes that are active in mine weathering and a general description of the application of environmental mineral Room 803B deposit models in predicting, understanding, and managing Health and safety in mineral exploration mine waste from mineral deposits, focusing on those in the ORGANIZER: Bill Mercer, Avalon Advanced Materials Inc. North American continent. Building on the general basis of the environmental geology of mineral deposits, presenters The objective of the course is to give participants the will demonstrate how such models can be used to develop training required to understand the typical risks in mineral evaluation programs, management strategies, and how to exploration, how to run a simple risk assessment, and gain select appropriate mitigation options at an early stage of introduction to accident root cause analysis. project development. PRESENTERS: The development of geo-environmental models is a natural Brian Maeck, Boart Longyear Drilling extension of a model-based economic geology approach Mark Wiseman, Avalon Advanced Materials Inc. to exploration. In addition to the usual analysis of such Bill Mercer, Avalon Advanced Materials Inc. characteristics as ore and gangue mineralogy, geochemistry, Albert Baetens, Universal Helicopters lithology and alteration, geo-environmental models incorporate hydrology (water flow, quantity, and quality), rock mass reactivity, geotechnical stability and water and waste management to address the environmental impact of mining. The individual deposits to be covered will be: · Base metals (porphyry, VMS, SEDEX and MVT) · Gold (orogenic, epithermal, Carlin) · Nickel · Coal · Gemstones Mining of strategic commodities (lithium, molybdenum, graphite, REE, tin-tungsten, fluorite, and barite), and uranium will also be discussed.

The course will benefit those involved in the management and assessment of environmental impacts associated with mineral deposits, particularly in North America. Researchers, practitioners, students, and regulators will benefit from this course.

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SATURDAY, MARCH 3 Saturday, March 3 9:00 am – 4:00 pm Sunday, March 4 8:00 am – 12:00 pm 9:00 am – 5:00 pm Room 718B Room 701A A practical guide to the fundamentals of mineral An assessment of Precambrian gold deposit resource estimation models from deep to shallow crustal levels ORGANIZER: Roscoe Postle Associates Inc. ORGANIZER: Laurentian University, Mineral Exploration Research Centre (MERC) This course introduces the fundamentals of estimating mineral resources and is intended for exploration and mine This course will provide up-to-date information on deposit geologists. These workers are primarily responsible for the characteristics, a critical examination of current models, and discovery, definition, and production of mineral discoveries— examine key exploration criteria for a wide variety of gold yet they are often sidelined when it comes to estimating deposits formed at shallow to deep crustal levels from the resources. This course is intended to fill that knowledge Superior Province to the Ashanti belt in Africa. gap to produce more informed geologists, which will lead to Research conducted by the MERC has provided a better better resource estimates and drill hole targeting. understanding of the complex interplay of stratigraphy and The course will start where many geologists stop, at the structure in localizing gold mineralization by integrating resource database and will proceed to domaining, block regional to deposit scale mapping with geochemical, modeling, etc. Although most geologists do an excellent job geochronologic, radiogenic and stable isotopic data in order to interpreting the genesis and geometry of a mineral deposit, determine ‘ore system-scale’ controls and to identify vectors some aspects of their interpretation lack consideration to economic mineralization. This course will help focus scarce necessary for a mineral resource model, including practical exploration dollars on better quality targets including: aspects such as proposed mining method and equipment, or • Tectonic, lithological, structural and timing controls on geostatistical aspects such as the selection of appropriate world-class gold deposits within the Superior Province domain criterion. RPA will explain the fundamentals and • Structural assessment of gold deposits at higher importance of each step, including common risks and metamorphic grades compared with deposits at lower mistakes, followed by demonstrations on how it is done, and metamorphic grades then provide a hands-on exercise for the attendees to carry • Evidence for superposition of ductile deformation on older out in the classroom setting. There will also be a Q&A. intrusion-related gold deposits Practical exercises will be carried out on hard copy. Exercises • Gold deposit models assessed from a fluid chemistry may include: geological interpretation, database verification, perspective managing high-grade assays (capping), calculating • Key features of gold-rich VMS deposits cut-off grades and NSR values, exploratory data analysis • Integration and interpretation of geological, (EDA), block-grade estimation, search-ellipse strategies, geophysical, petrophysical and geochemical data sets classification, and block-model verification. to refine geological mapping, to determine controls on PRESENTERS: mineralization, and to develop gold exploration models to highlight current 2D/3D GIS-based techniques in the Abitibi Jason Cox, Roscoe Postle Associates Inc. and Ashanti greenstone belts Sean Horan, Roscoe Postle Associates Inc. Luke Evans, Roscoe Postle Associates Inc. • More effective targeting criteria and methodologies Dave Ross, Roscoe Postle Associates Inc. applicable to exploration for gold deposits worldwide Valerie Wilson, Roscoe Postle Associates Inc. PRESENTERS: LEVEL OF COMPREHENSION: BEGINNER TO INTERMEDIATE John Ayer, Harold Gibson, Daniel Kontak, Bruno Lafrance, Participants should have an understanding of mineral Ross Sherlock, Stephane Perrouty, Laurentian University deposits and basic mineral exploration including drilling. LEVEL OF COMPREHENSION: ALL LEVELS COURSE FEE: COURSE FEE: Includes course material, continental breakfast and refreshments on Saturday and Sunday, and lunch on Regular Rate Saturday

Member $599.99 Non-Member $699.99 Regular Rate Student $199.99 Member $699.99 Non-Member $799.99 Student $249.99

56 PDAC 2018 | www.pdac.ca/convention SUNDAY, MARCH 4 8:30 am – 12:00 pm SOLD OUT Room 802 8:00 am – 12:00 pm Peer review and technical audits: Developing Room 716A robust governance processes for assurance on the accuracy of reported exploration results, What the North American mining professional resources and reserves needs to know about working in a Latin American country: Managing expectations and avoiding ORGANIZER: SRK Consulting (Australasia) legal pitfalls This course discusses the importance of people, processes ORGANIZER: Parsons Behle & Latimer and risk management for reducing exposure to resource and reserve risk, and improving the quality and confidence This half-day course will feature a panel presentation in estimate generation and reporting. Attendees will learn focusing on some of the key areas of concern for the North how a framework of peer review and technical audit provides American mining company professional or investor looking a robust system of knowledge sharing, improvement and to enter into exploration or mining arrangements in Central corporate governance. The course will include case studies or South America. The panel will discuss issues relating of how such processes have worked and identify how these to the form of organization and critical deal elements that could be improved. differ from the North American organizations, types and limitations of exploration and mining tenures, royalties, PRESENTERS: taxation (including cross border technical services issues and Mark Noppe, SRK Consulting (Australasia) VAT taxation), selection of local counsel and role of the civil Mark Campodonic, SRK Consulting (UK) code lawyer, financing issues, project EPCM arrangements, political risk mitigation (including insurance and stability agreements), foreign corrupt practices issues, environmental and regulatory regimes, and other related topics of interest. This course will be ideal for an exploration/mining company executive/investor considering entry, or to highlight problem solving in dealing with civil law issues.

PRESENTERS: R. Craig Johnson, Parsons Behle & Latimer Kevin Johnson, Parsons Behle & Latimer Maria Alejandra Delgado, Rio Tinto Minera Peru Augusto R. Patmore, KPMG LEVEL OF COMPREHENSION: BEGINNER TO INTERMEDIATE COURSE FEE: Includes course material, continental breakfast and refreshments

Rates Member $199.99 Non-Member $239.99 Student $99.99

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WEDNESDAY, MARCH 7 2:00 pm – 6:00 pm Room 714 8:00 am – 12:00 pm DMEC workshop series: Application of artificial Room 801 intelligence/machine learning to minerals exploration Mining disclosure essentials: NI 43-101 reporting fundamentals, industry best practices and useful ORGANIZER: DMEC guidance for TSX and TSXV issuers The fields of artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning ORGANIZER: Ontario Securities Commission are making major strides in a number of industries. In the field of minerals exploration, the use of these new technologies Your company makes a public disclosure about the results is still in its early days but historically exploration has of mineral exploration and development activities, but is been a strong innovator and embraced new technology as this reporting compliant with the requirements of NI 43-101 a potential means to help overcome the high odds against and the TSX/TSXV disclosure rules? This half-day course is finding new economic deposits. Also confronting the industry specifically designed to assist mining company executives, is a major loss of intellectual capacity as the baby boomers qualified persons, and investor relations personnel with are closing off their careers, but without a clear succession understanding their reporting obligations and improving their plan within the industry as to how to replace these people, disclosure compliance. AI could be an important means to bridge this experience Common reporting pitfalls and challenges at various stages gap. There is also a literal data explosion that threatens to in the development of a mineral project from exploration to inundate exploration groups with far more information than production will be covered using case studies and practical they had when utilizing traditional means to process and examples. Topics specific to both securities regulation and analyze. Geophysical surveys have historically been a major stock exchange rules and policies will be reviewed, and an information stream, but now hyperspectral core scanners interactive news release exercise will also be included. and real-time geochemical analysis at drill rigs are pushing The course will provide a discussion of technical reports the data handling crisis into other parts of the business. The and the common problems that may require the technical assistance of AI/machine learning may be essential if the report to be amended and re-filed. Examples of disclosure exploration business is to make effective use of vast amounts best practices and effective ways of meeting the form of data now becoming available to the explorer. A major requirements of technical reports will be covered. The challenge for the effective implementation of AI solutions is popular question and answer session will also be included the severely reduced academic support for the exploration at the end. The overall objective of this course is to assist industry and a persistence of “old school” approaches with mining companies and qualified persons with improving which many of the remaining geoscience academics are their technical disclosure compliance and avoiding a call comfortable with. from securities regulators, IIROC, or TSX/TSXV to clarify or PRESENTERS: correct their disclosure resulting in potential loss of time, money and reputation. Ken Witherly, Condor Consulting Inc. Mathieu Landry, Glencore PRESENTERS: Mark Fawcett, IBM Craig Waldie, Ontario Securities Commission James Cleverley, Reflex Instruments NA James Whyte, Ontario Securities Commission John McGaughey, Mira Geoscience Ltd. Paul Teniere, Toronto Stock Exchange Eric Grunsky, CSA Global Vince Gerrie, KORE Geosystems LEVEL OF COMPREHENSION: INTERMEDIATE LEVEL OF COMPREHENSION: INTERMEDIATE Participants should have a basic understanding of NI 43-101. COURSE FEE: COURSE FEE: Includes course material and refreshments Includes course material, hot buffet breakfast and refreshments Rates Member $199.99 Non-Member $239.99 Rates Student $99.99 Member $199.99 Non-Member $239.99 Student $99.99

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MINING MATTERS HOCKEY TOURNAMENT OPENING CEREMONIES Open to all pass types SATURDAY, MARCH 3 SUNDAY, MARCH 4 NEW 8:00 am – 5:00 pm DATE & TIME 10:30 am – 11:30 am Scotiabank Pond, Downsview Park, Toronto South Building, Level 700, Room 701

Presented by Join the PDAC President Glenn Mullan and other special guests as we mark the official opening of the 2018 Convention.

The Mining Matters Hockey Tournament is an important annual fundraising event. It combines intensity and fun, and brings members of the minerals industry together in support of the Mining Matters goal to educate students, teachers and the public about Earth science and the importance of mineral resources. Teams consisting of representatives of the mineral exploration and mining industries compete to see their name engraved on the coveted Caracle Cup! The day also features a $10,000 Shoot for Loot challenge and fabulous raffle prizes. Mining Matters wishes to recognize the following industry partners who are generously sponsoring the Mining Matters Hockey Tournament: • Alamos Gold Inc. • KPMG LLP • Canadian Resources • Norton Rose Fulbright Insurance Solutions Canada LLP • Cassels Brock & • Pilot Law LLP Blackwell LLP • PrintBrain • Hatch Ltd. • PwC • IAMGOLD Corporation • Sprott Mining Inc. • Kirkland Lake Gold Ltd. • St. Patrick's Day Parade Mining Matters thanks Caracle Creek, founding sponsor and sponsor of the Cup, for their vision and strong support since 2007.

www. pdac.ca/convention | PDAC 2018 61 Networking Events MINERAL OUTLOOK LUNCHEON PDAC NEW MEMBERS MONDAY, MARCH 5 NETWORKING 12:00 pm – 2:00 pm RECEPTION South Building, Level 700, Room 718 SUNDAY, MARCH 4 3:00 pm - 5:00 pm Sponsored by

South Building, Level 700, Room 718B

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PDAC is delighted to host an event exclusively for new members! Over 1,500 industry professionals have been invited to network with PDAC Directors and fellow members from around the world. This is an opportunity to meet with your peers, make valuable connections and discuss issues facing our industry. Confirmed attendees will receive a complimentary drink ticket with their pass. Cash bars available. A. Gary Shilling , Ph.D., President, A. Gary Shilling & Co., Inc. Not yet a PDAC member? Join now at pdac.ca/members Springfield, NJ, USA By invitation only

Opportunities for the mining and metals OPENING DAY industry in an excess supply world Don’t miss economic consultant, investment adviser and RECEPTION Open to all pass types best-selling author, A. Gary Shilling, Ph.D., as he discusses the outlook for minerals and metals in a world where SUNDAY, MARCH 4 the supply of almost everything exceeds demand. His 4:00 pm – 6:00 pm discussion will outline seven strategies for thriving in this atmosphere. North Building, Level 300, Trade Show North Twice ranked as Wall Street’s top economist by polls in the Institutional Investor, Dr. Shilling was also named the country’s No. 1 Commodity Trader Adviser by Sponsored by Futures magazine. He has been cited in The Wall Street Clareo Journal on numerous occasions for his on-the-mark economic forecasts. MUFG He is also the longest-running columnist at Forbes PearTree Securities magazine, a regular columnist for Bloomberg View RBC Capital Markets and appears frequently on Bloomberg radio and Scotiabank television and various investment webcasts. Dr. Shilling is President of A. Gary Shilling & Co., Inc., an investment adviser and publishes A. Gary Shilling’s PDAC welcomes you to the largest networking event at the INSIGHT, a monthly report of economic forecasts and convention. Enjoy appetizers and a complimentary drink as investment strategies. you connect with attendees, exhibitors and colleagues. Admission ONLY with ticket VIP and All Access Pass holders receive a complimentary Ticket: $89.99 (includes a three-course meal, drink ticket with their pass. Cash bars available. tax & gratuity) Admission ONLY with convention pass

62 PDAC 2018 | www.pdac.ca/convention TRADE SHOW GRAND FINALE Open to all pass types RECEPTION Open to all pass types WEDNESDAY, MARCH 7 MONDAY, MARCH 5 8:00 pm – 12:00 am 3:00 pm – 5:00 pm Fairmont Royal York, Canadian Room North Building, Level 300, Trade Show North

Sponsored by

This reception-style buffet luncheon provides an opportunity for students and recent graduates to connect with industry professionals in a relaxed environment. The winner of the Mary-Claire Ward Geoscience award will be announced, as well as the selected 2018 Student-Industry Mineral Exploration Workshop (S-IMEW) participants. There will be a draw for the annual tuition top-up awards. Proof of student membership is required to claim the award. RSVP when you register for the convention

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AWARDS GALA & AFTER PARTY

TUESDAY, MARCH 6 6:00 pm – 11:00 pm Fairmont Royal York, Canadian Room

Sponsored by

Awards Gala

Dinner Wine Reception & After Party

2018 AWARDS The PDAC Awards Gala celebrates industry excellence and brings together the who’s who of the global RECIPIENTS mining industry. Network at the exclusive cocktail reception followed by a three-course gourmet dinner Bill Dennis Award and fi ne wines. NexGen Energy Ltd. Then… it’s on to the AFTER PARTY! Distinguished Service Award It's your opportunity to meet and mingle with the Ted Reeve Award recipients, C-level executives, fi nanciers, Environmental & Social brokers and mining developers. Enjoy two Responsibility Award complimentary drink tickets and a great party Golden Star Resources Ltd. atmosphere — the perfect backdrop for unlimited networking. Skookum Jim Award 6:00 pm – 7:00 pm Reception Lana Eagle 7:00 pm – 8:00 pm Dinner Special Achievement Award 8:00 pm – 9:00 pm Awards Presentations Jean Descarreaux (Deceased) 9:00 pm – 11:00 pm After Party Thayer Lindsley Award Dress: Business Attire, Black Tie Optional Don Taylor, Arizona Mining Inc. Ticket: $149.99 (includes tax & gratuity) Viola R. MacMillan Award Table of 10: $1,499.90 IAMGOLD & Sumitomo Metal Mining joint venture for Côté Gold Admission ONLY with ticket.

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COPYRIGHT © 2010 Global Experience Specialists. Confidential Property Of All Rights Reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in N Global Experience Specialists any retrieval system, or transmitted in any form or by any means - electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording, or otherwise - without the express PDAC 2018 TRADE SHOW NORTH File: PDAC18 L300 Jan 08 18.dwg written consent of Global Experience Specialists Layout: Letter Guide Every effort has been made to insure the accuracy of all information March 4 - 7, 2018 W E contained on this floor plan. However, no warranties, either expressed or Plotted: January 8, 2018, 2:45:28 PM implied, are made with respect to this floor plan. If the location of building columns, utilities, or other architectural components of the facility is a Metro Toronto Convention Centre, North Building, Level 300 By: Pirbhai, Nasera consideration in the construction or usage of an exhibit, it is the sole responsibility of the exhibitor to physically inspect the facility to verify all Exhibit Hall C S dimensions and locations. Trade Show & Trade Show North Pass colour permitted Booth Assignments (no Blue Passes in Trade Show South)

• Booth numbers ending with “N” are Trade Show North exhibitors • To view an exclusive list of Trade Show North exhibitors, please refer to the Exhibitor Directory located in the entrance to Trade Show North, Level 300 • For more Trade Show companies, see Mining Marketplace on page 91

COMPANY BOOTH COMPANY BOOTH COMPANY BOOTH Aarhus Geophysics ApS 6528N Anachemia Science 816 BFL Canada Insurance Services Inc. 353 www.aarhusgeo.com www.vwr.com www.bflcanada.ca Abitibi Geophysics Inc. 1329 Arethuse Geology 1149 Bio-Mine Ltd. 6201N www.ageophysics.com www.arethusegeology.com www.biomine.ca Acker Drill Company 512 Argentina - Federal and Provincial BLP Law Professional Corporation 6107N www.ackerdrill.com governments 950 www.blplaw.ca acQuire Technology Solutions Pty Ltd. 823 www.minem.gob.ar Blue Coast Research 1138 www.acquire.com.au Argentine Mining Industry Pavilion 1023 www.bluecoastresearch.ca Activation Laboratories Ltd. (Actlabs) 123 www.altoamericas.com.ar Bme 1453 www.actlabs.com Armtec LP 6518N www.bme.co.za Advanced Geophysical Operations and www.armtec.com Boart Longyear 101 Services Inc. (AGCOS) 1007 ASD Inc. 939 www.boartlongyear.com www.agcos.ca www.asdi.com Bolivia Ministry of Mines and Advanced Geosciences Inc. 526 AssayNet Canada Inc. 711 Metallurgy 6625N www.agiusa.com www.assaynet.com www.mineria.gob.bo Advanced Logic Technology ALT 1415 Association of Professional Bollore Logistics Canada Inc. 427 www.alt.lu Geoscientists of Ontario (APGO) 851 www.bollore-logistics.com Aerogeophysica Inc. 422 www.apgo.net Boréalis 1041 www.aerogeo.ru Atelier Val-d'Or 6523N www.boreal-is.com AeroGeophysical Surveys 516 www.ateliervd.qc.ca Bourevestnik, Inc. 724 www.aerosurveys.ru Auracle Geospatial Science 951 www.bourevestnik.com Afghanistan, Ministry of Mines and www.auracleremotesensing.com Brasil Pavilion - Agency for Technological Petroleum 843 Aurum Exploration Services 716 Development of the Brazilian Mining www.mom.gov.af www.aurumexploration.com Industry (ADIMB) 1303 African Union Commission 437 AuTec Innovative Extractive www.adimb.com.br www.au.int Solutions Ltd. 1040 Breaker Technology 6416N AGAT Laboratories Ltd. 6205N www.autec.ca www.rockbreaker.com www.agatlabs.com Avjet Holding Inc. 624 British Columbia, Ministry of Energy, Agilent Technologies 1125 www.avjet.ca Mines and Petroleum Resources 631 www.agilent.com Axis Mining Technology Pty Ltd. 947 www.gov.bc.ca/ener Agnav Inc. 1051 www.axisminetech.com Bruker 522 www.agnav.com Aziwell AS 6409N www.bruker.com/HMP AGT Systems 432 www.aziwell.com BUMIGEB 6211N www.agtsys.ca Bag Supplies Canada Ltd. 6429N www.bumigeb.bf AIL Mining 710 www.bagsupplies.ca Bureau Veritas Commodities www.ailmining.com Barbados 6219N Canada Ltd. 400 Air Greenland Charter 415 www.investbarbados.org www.bureauveritas.com/um www.airgreenland.com Baroid Industrial Drilling Products 809 Business Consultants Mexico 1229 Alaska Structures 1315 www.baroididp.com www.businessconsultantsmex.com www.aks.com Basler Turbo Conversions, LLC 122 Cabo Drilling Corp. 430 Allegheny Instruments, Inc. 611 www.baslerturbo.com www.cabo.ca www.alleghenyinstruments.com BAUER Maschinen GmbH 515 Canada-Nunavut Geoscience Office 1014 ALS 125 www.bauer.de www.cngo.ca www.alsglobal.com BBA Inc. 245 Canada Pavilion, Government of 539 AMC Mining Consultants Canada 448 www.bba.ca www.canada.ca www.amcconsultants.com BDO Canada LLP 1226 Canadian Council for Aboriginal AMC North America Limited 323 www.bdo.ca Business 6415N www.amcmud.com Beak Consultants GmbH 915 www.ccab.com American Geosciences Institute 6500N www.beak.de Canadian Helicopters Limited 917 www.americangeosciences.org Beckman Coulter 6317N www.canadianhelicopters.ca Amis 6525N www.beckman.com Canadian Institute of Mining, www.amis.co.za Bell Geospace, Inc. 210 Metallurgy & Petroleum (CIM) 215 www.bellgeo.com www.cim.org

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COMPANY BOOTH COMPANY BOOTH COMPANY BOOTH Canadian International Resources Custom Helicopters Ltd. 152 ECO Technologies 1248 and Development Institute 6110N www.customheli.com www.ecotec.ca www.cirdi.ca Cyanco 6225N Ecuador Mining 923 Caron Business Solutions Inc. 453 www.cyanco.com www.mineria.gob.ec www.caronbusiness.com Cypher Environmental Ltd. 1336 Effigis Geo Solutions Inc. 440 CDN Resource Laboratories Ltd. 1227 www.cypherenvironmental.com www.effigis.com www.cdnlabs.com Dando Drilling International Ltd. 6325N EIT RawMaterials 6516N Centric Mining Systems 1203 www.dando.co.uk www.eitrawmaterials.eu www.centricminingsystems.com Datamine Software Canada 146 ElectroMagnetic Imaging CGG 203 www.dataminesoftware.com Technology Pty Ltd. 847 www.cgg.com DATC 937 www.electromag.com.au CH2M HILL Canada Limited 1407 www.datc-group.com EON Geosciences Inc. 312 www.ch2m.com Davidson & Company LLP 346 www.eongeosciences.com Chamber of Commerce Brazil- www.davidson-co.com Epiroc 723 Canada 6826N DBC Makina 6307N www.atlascopcoexploration.com www.ccbc.org.br www.dbcmakina.com ERIEZ 6302N Chemonics International 6203N De Beers Group Services 6304N www.eriez.com www.chemonics.com www.debtech.com ERM 726 Chemours 6504N Deakin Industries 1212 www.erm.com www.chemours.com www.deakin.com Esri Canada 701 Chile, Trade Commission of 1349 Deep Exploration Technologies CRC 311 www.esri.ca www.prochile.gob.cl www.detcrc.com.au European Union 6529N China Drilling Geological Equipment Ltd. 251 Derrick Corporation 1019 www.europa.eu/european-union www.chinadrillingbits.com www.derrick.com Expedition Helicopters Inc. 1223 China, Ministry of Land and Resources 829 Deswik 6209N www.expeditionhelicopters.com www.mlr.gov.cn www.deswik.com Expert Geophysics Limited 6406N Cigna 6207N Devico Directional Drilling 517 www.expertgeophysics.com www.cignaglobalhealth.com www.devico.com F.F.P. Systems Inc. 6215N Claim Group Inc., The 1111 DGI Geoscience Inc. 1013 www.ffpsystems.com www.theclaimgroup.com www.dgigeoscience.com Finland, Geological Survey of 409 ClaimBlock Inc. 6526N Diamantina Christensen Trading Inc. 1328 http://en.gtk.fi www.claimblock.com www.diamantinachristensen.com Fladgate Exploration Consulting ClearView Geophysics Inc. 902 Dias Geophysical Limited 1228 Corporation 703 www.geophysics.ca www.diasgeo.com www.fladgateexploration.com ColdBlock Technologies Inc. 6530N Di-Corp 426 FLSmidth 443 www.coldblock.ca www.di-corp.com www.flsmidthminerals.com Colombian National Mining Agency 6129N Discovery Drill Manufacturer DDM Ltd. 1251 Foraco International SA 1141 www.anm.gov.co www.discoverydrills.com www.foraco.com Complete MT Solutions 1451 Discovery International Geophysics Inc. 1042 Forage Orbit Garant Drilling 240 www.complete-mt-solutions.com www.discogeo.com www.orbitgarant.com Condor Consulting, Inc. 6400N DMC Mining Services 604 Fordia 322 www.condorconsult.com www.dmcmining.com www.fordia.com Control Chemical 1989 Corporation 1142 DMT Group 622 Foremost Industries LP 433 www.matex-ccc.com www.dmt.de www.foremost.ca Core Case 1147 Doppelmayr 1403 Foth Infrastructure & www.corecase.com.br www.doppelmayr-mts.com Environment, LLC 1129 COREM 709 DRA 423 www.foth.com www.corem.qc.ca www.draglobal.com Fracflow Consultants Inc. 344 Corescan Pty Ltd. 309 Dumas Contracting Ltd. 507 www.fracflow.com www.corescan.com.au www.dumasmining.com Fugro 913 Crone Geophysics & Exploration Ltd. 800 Dundee Sustainable Technologies Inc. 1405 www.fugro.com www.cronegeophysics.com www.dundeetechnologies.com G4 Drilling Ltd. 6311N CRU 6829N Duralite Diamond Drills Ltd. 447 www.g4drilling.com www.crugroup.com www.duralitediamonddrills.com Galaxy Broadband Communications Inc. 150 CSA Global 249 Dynamic Aviation Group Inc. 626 www.galaxybroadband.ca www.csaglobal.com www.dynamicaviation.com Gekko Systems 404 CSIRO Mineral Resources Flagship 410 Dynamik 1000 www.gekkos.com www.csiro.au www.dynamik.com GEM Advanced Magnetometers 802 www.gemsystems.ca CSL Group Inc., The 6502N ECO-Goldex 6522N www.cslships.com/en/ou www.eco-goldex.com Geo Data Solutions Inc. 818 www.geodatasolutions.ca

68 PDAC 2018 | www.pdac.ca/convention COMPANY BOOTH COMPANY BOOTH COMPANY BOOTH Geodevice LLC 6828N GmbH Dresden Industrial Info Resources 6300N www.geo-device.com • DGWA GmbH and further www.industrialinfo.com Geolearn 6723N companies Inertial Sensing 6510N www.geolearn.ca www.inertialsensing.com GF Instruments 6108N Geo-Logic Associates 943 www.gfinstruments.com InfoMine Inc. 314 www.geo-logic.com www.infomine.com Ghana, Minerals Commission of 6824N Geologica Inc. 333 www.ghana-mining.org Infosat Communications LP 130 www.geologica.qc.ca www.infosat.com Globalaw Limited 1140 Ingetrol 713 Geological & Mining Equipment www.globalaw.net Branch of CMA 841 www.ingetrol.com www.zdkz.org.cn Globalstar Canada Satellite Co. 6308N www.globalstar.com InnovExplo Inc. 239 Geological Association of www.innovexplo.com Canada GAC 6401N Gold Sniffer Inc. 6223N www.goldsniffer.com Innu Development Limited Partnership 944 www.gac.ca www.innudev.com Geological Survey of Victoria Golder Associates Ltd. 342 www.golder.com Instrumentation GDD Inc. 706 (Australia Minerals) 412 www.gdd.ca www.geoscience.gov.au Great Circle Air Charter 6430N www.gcaircharter.com International Airborne Geophysics Geometrics 1242 Safety Association 6206N www.geometrics.com Greenland Business Association 413 www.iagsa.ca www.ga.gl Geomodelr Inc. 6728N International Directional Services 337 www.geomodelr.com Greenland, Government of 417 www.idsdrill.com www.govmin.gl Geonics Limited 811 Inter Oriental Builders, IOB Sarl 6631N www.geonics.com Grenville Minerals 331 www.iobsarl.com 613 545 3809 Geophysics GPR International Inc. 1004 Intertek 6423N www.geophysicsgpr.com Groundradar Inc. 702 www.intertek.com www.groundradar.com Georeference Online Ltd. 601 Intrepid Geophysics 305 www.georeferenceonline.com GroundTech Solutions Ltd. 705 www.intrepid-geophysics.com www.groundtechsolutions.com Geoscience Australia (Australia Ireland, Department of Communications, Minerals) 313 Halltech Exploration Outfitters 108 Climate Action & Environment 903 www.geoscience.gov.au www.htex.com www.dccae.gov.ie Geosense 607 Hayward Baker, Inc. 1244 IRL Supplies Ltd. 608 www.geosense.nl www.haywardbaker.com www.irlsupplies.com Geosoft Inc. 931 Heli Explore Inc. 527 Japan Oil, Gas and Metals National www.geosoft.com www.heliexplore.ca Corporation 1047 Geotech Drilling Services Ltd. 100 Helmholtz Institute Freiberg for www.jogmec.go.jp www.geotechdrilling.com Resource Technology 6301N Japosat Satellite Mapping 1204 Geotech Ltd. 1209 www.hzdr.de/hif www.japosat.com www.geotech.ca Hi Tech PMR 6725N Jexplore Equipment Inc. 1146 Geotechnologies 444 www.hitechpmr.com www.jexploreinc.com www.geotechnologies-rus.com HiSeis Pty Ltd. 406 Kappes, Cassiday & Associates 1131 Géotic Inc. 124 www.hiseis.com.au www.kcareno.com www.geotic.ca Hy-Tech Drilling Ltd. 351 Kemetco Research Inc. 1052 Geovariances 1330 www.hy-techdrilling.com www.kemetco.com www.geovariances.com/en ICOM Canada 1441 Kenn Borek Air Ltd. 6403N Geovista Ltd. 1439 www.icomcanada.com www.borekair.com www.geovista.co.uk IFG Corporation 310 Kingston Process Metallurgy Inc. 119 www.ifgcorp.com www.kpm.ca German Pavilion, Federal IGS International Geoscience Ministry for Economic Affairs Kishore Vadilal Private Limited 6318N Services Ltd. 6306N www.sundril.com and Energy 6114N, 6115N www.igsint.com www.balland-messe.de Kississing Lake Lodge 1053 IMP Automation Canada Ltd. 525 www.kississinglodge.com • German Federal Ministry www.impautomation.com • Dorfner ANZAPLAN Kitikmeot Cementation Mining & Independent Laboratory Supplies Development Ltd. 1117 • Federal Institute for Geosciences Pty Ltd. 1145 www.kitikmeotcorp.ca and Natural Resources (BGR) www.indlabsupplies.com.au Klen International 347 • FUGRO Consult GmbH Independent Mining Consultants, Inc. 719 www.klen.com.au • indurad GmbH www.imctucson.com Kroum VS Instruments Limited 514 • Northrop Grumman LITEF GmbH India, Government of, Ministry of Mines 1241 www.kroumvs.com www.mines.nic.in • terratec Geophysical Services Lake Central Air Services Inc. 1246 GmbH & Co. KG Industrial Fabrication Inc. 6322N www.lakecentral.com • Umwelt- und Ingenieurtechnik www.minecat.com

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COMPANY BOOTH COMPANY BOOTH COMPANY BOOTH Lamontagne Geophysics Ltd. 1103 Meglab 6413N Nevada 6634N www.lamontagnegeophysics.com www.megalab.ca www.minerals.nv.gov Langara Island Lodge 129 Memorial University of Newfoundland, New Brunswick Department of www.langara.com Department of Earth Sciences 253 Energy and Resource Development 136 Laurentian University, Harquail www.mun.ca/earthsciences www.gnb.ca/energy School of Earth Sciences 1230 Met-Solve Laboratories Inc. 1224 New Brunswick Prospectors & www.hes.laurentian.ca www.met-solve.com Developers Association 138 Leapfrog Software, Seequent 350 Mexican Geological Survey 1215 www.nbpda.org www.leapfrog3d.com www.gob.mx/sgm/ New Resolution Geophysics 1108 Levanto 1110 M-I SWACO, A Schlumberger Co. 1302 www.airbornegeophysics.com www.levanto.fi/en/ www.slb.com New South Wales, Australia LiDAR Services International Inc. 241 MICROMINE 603 (Australia Minerals) 317 www.lidarservices.ca www.micromine.com www.geoscience.gov.au LIM Logging 442 Minalyze AB 853 New Zealand Government 904 www.lim.eu www.minalyze.com www.nzpam.govt.nz Location Sauvageau Inc. 6123N Mincon Group PLC 6407N Newfoundland and Labrador: www.sauvageau.qc.ca www.mincon.com Explore the opportunities 149 www.nr.gov.nl.ca/nr M3SH Technology Inc. 6417N MineAfrica Inc. 438 www.m3shtechnology.com www.mineafrica.com New-Sense Geophysics Limited 212 www.new-sense.com Machines Roger International 1337 MineExcellence 6726N www.machines-roger.com www.mineexcellence.com Newterra Ltd. 1443 www.newterra.com MacLean Engineering 216 Mineral Technologies 6724N www.macleanengineering.com www.mineraltechnologies.com Nolinor Aviation 6506N www.nolinor.com Major Drilling 330 Minex Products, SRL 6105N www.majordrilling.com www.minexproducts.com Nomadis Inc. 112 www.nomadis.co Major Reclaim Corp. 6323N Mining Finland 6310N www.majorreclaim.com www.miningfinland.com Norda Stelo Inc. 340 Mala Geoscience USA, Inc. 6313N Mining Suppliers Trade Association www.norda.com www.malags.com (MSTA Canada) 919 Norseman Structures 111 Manitoba Pavilion 731 www.mstacanada.ca www.norsemanstructures.com www.manitoba.ca/minerals Minnesota Department of Natural Northern Ireland, Department for the Manufacture Adria Inc. 441 Resources 1043 Economy 907 www.adria-mfg.ca www.mcc.mn.gov www.bgs.ac.uk/gsni Maptek 1039 Mira Geoscience Ltd. 814 Northern Miner Group, The 810 www.maptek.com www.mirageoscience.com www.northernminer.com Matawa First Nations 750 MMD Mineral Sizing Canada Inc. 6229N Northern Ontario Mining Showcase 6501N www.matawa.on.ca www.mmdsizers.com www.temiskamingshores.ca Matrix GeoTechnologies Ltd. 1106 Montt Group SpA 1123 • A-1 Blasting Mats www.matrixgt.com www.monttgroup.com • Abitibi Geophysics Matrix Helicopter Solutions Inc. 1112 Moroccan National Office of • Aboriginal Women In Mining www.matrixco.ca Hydrocarbons and Mines (ONHYM) 126 www.onhym.com • ACR Fuller Group Maxidrill Inc. 401 • Artisan Vehicles www.maxidrill.com Mount Sopris Instrument 1417 • Asabanaka Drill Services Maxwell GeoServices 424 www.mountsopris.com www.maxwellgeoservices.com MPX Geophysics Ltd. 805 • BESTECH MBI Drilling Products 1322 www.mpxgeophysics.com • BioNorth Solutions www.mbidrillingproducts.com MS Analytical 1006 • Blue Heron Environmental / Zhashagi McCue Engineering Contractors 6431N msa.a2bigs.com • BPT Components & Parts Inc www.mccuecontracting.com Mud Bay Drilling 1332 • Canadian Diamond Drilling Association www.mudbaydrilling.com McDonald & Wang 6830N • Canadian Exploration Services Limited 416 898 4788 Multi-Power Products Ltd. 1151 www.multipowerproducts.com • Canadian Shield Consultants Agency Inc. McDowell B. Equipment 503 • Carmix Canada Limited www.bmcdowell.com Namibia Geological Survey 712 • Carriere Industrial Supply McElhanney Consulting Services Ltd. 625 www.gsn.gov.na www.mcelhanney.com National Compressed Air Canada Ltd. 518 • Centre for Excellence in Mining Innovation Medusa Systems BV 446 www.nationalcompressedair.com • Clickmox Solutions www.medusa-sensing.com Natural History Museum Consulting 338 • Collège Boréal Megadome Buildings 613 www.nhm.ac.uk/business-services/ • Covergalls Inc. www.megadomebuildings.com consulting.html • DJB Mining Products & Services Ltd. Network Innovations Inc. 109 • Dr Tarp www.networkinv.com

70 PDAC 2018 | www.pdac.ca/convention COMPANY BOOTH COMPANY BOOTH COMPANY BOOTH • Drillco Mining and Exporation • Ronacher McKenzie Geoscience Nuvia Dynamics Inc. 1037 • DST Consulting Engineers Inc. • SANLAND MINING EQUIPMENT INC www.nuvia-dynamics.com • Element Mining Ltd • Schauenburg Industries Ltd. OCP Construction Supplies Inc. 6508N www.ocp.ca • EPC Nordex • Spectrum Telecom Group Ltd. • Equipment North Inc. • Steel2000 Inc. Olympus 914 www.olympus-ims.com • Fabrithane Industrial Products Inc. • Stroma Service Consulting Inc Ontario Ministry of Northern • Hearst Air • Sturda Inc. Development and Mines 637 • Heath & Sherwood (1964) Limited • Sumac Geomatics www.mndm.gov.on.ca • ICamp • Superior Strategies Ore Research and Exploration P/L 408 • Jacob & Samuel Drilling Ltd • Symboticware Incorporated www.ore.com.au • Jannatec Technologies • Tatry Drilling Origin Operators & Recruitment 6425N • Keemace / Pneuma-Tool • TBT Engineering Limited www.originrecruitment.com • KPI Industrial Controls Inc. • The Bucket Shop Outotec Canada Ltd. 803 www.outotec.com • Legend Mining Inc. • TIME LIMITED Overburden Drilling Management • Linnovative Solutions, Inc. • TopSteel/TopROPS Limited 910 • LTL Contracting • Total Equipment Services www.odm.ca • Maestro Digital Mine • TPS Group of Companies - NATT Safety Pacific Geomatics Ltd. 614 • Marcotte Mining Machinery Services Inc. Services www.pacgeo.com • Materials Joining Innovation Centre • Variant Mining Technologies Parts HeadQuarters Inc. 1231 • Meridian Fuels Inc • Wabi Iron & Steel Corp. www.phqglobal.com • Metal Fab Limited • Wahgoshig Resources Inc. / Black Diamond Paterson, Grant & Watson Limited 6408N Drilling Services www.pgw.on.ca • Miller Group of Companies • Wasaya Airways Peru 1423 • Miller Technology • Waubetek / TBD www.canadaperu.org • Milman Industries Inc. • Wipware Inc. Petros Eikon Inc. 1206 • Minalytix • Workplace Safety North www.petroseikon.com • Mine Source Inc. Phoenix Geophysics Limited 211 • Minewise Technology Northern Survey Supply 513 www.phoenix-geophysics.com • Misamikowis Community Resources www.nsscanada.com PhotoSat Information Ltd. 510 • Mobile Parts Northern Territory Geological Survey www.photosat.ca (Australia Minerals) 414 • Morgan Fuels Piteau Associates Engineering Ltd. 523 www.geoscience.gov.au • NADF www.piteau.com Northwest Drills 6324N • Nimkie Mining PLS Insoles Inc. 6319N www.nwdrills.com www.plsinsoles.ca • Nor-Arc Northwest Territories & Nunavut PowerTraxx Vehicles Inc. 1127 • NORCAT Chamber of Mines 1008 www.powertraxx.com www.miningnorth.com • Nordmin Engineering Ltd. Pozitif Sondaj Ltd. 1250 • NORPRO Northwest Territories, Government of 1107 www.pozitifsondaj.com.tr www.iti.gov.nt.ca • North Bay Machining Centre Inc Precision GeoSurveys Inc. 6822N • North Star Air Norway, Geological Survey of 815 www.precisiongeosurveys.com www.ngu.no • Northern College / Northern Training Prinoth 1343 Division Nova Scotia Department of www.prinoth.com Natural Resources 145 • Northern Survey Supply www.gov.ns.ca/natr Promer Consultancy Engineering Inc. 6405N www.promerengineering.com.tr • Objectivity Nova Scotia Prospectors Association 137 • Odyssey Fluid Power www.prospectors.ns.ca Prospectors Supplies Pty Ltd. 1449 www.prospectors.com.au • On Duty Equipment Ltd NOVATEM Inc. 602 • Paige Engineering Limited www.novatem.com Quantec Geoscience 1323 www.quantecgeoscience.com • Patrick Mechanical Ltd NTT CORESAW 1113 www.nttcoresaw.com Québec, Gouvernement du 222, 223 • Pilot Diamond Tools Ltd www.mern.gouv.qc.ca • Polymet Resources Inc NUCOMAT 6427N www.nucomat.com Queen's University, Department of • Poly-Ure Castings Limited Geology 1046 • Porcupine Engineering services Nuna Logistics Limited 1115 www.queensu.ca/geol/index.html www.nunalogistics.com • Prodrill a Sling-Choker Mfg. company Queensland Government Nunavut Tunngavik Incorporated 1114 • Provix (Australia Minerals) 319 www.tunngavik.com www.geoscience.gov.au • Rector Machine Works Ltd Nunavut, Government of 1016 R.T. Boyd Limited 617 • REZPLAST MANUFACTURING LTD www.gov.nu.ca/edt www.rtboydlimited.com • Rocvent Inc

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COMPANY BOOTH COMPANY BOOTH COMPANY BOOTH Radiation Solutions Inc. 808 Scott Hogg & Associates Ltd. 722 Stantec 609 www.radiationsolutions.ca www.shageophysics.com www.stantec.com/mining Raymac Environmental Services Inc. 845 Securitas Canada Limited 6213N Star Trace Private Ltd. 6731N www.raymac.com www.securitas.ca www.startraceltd.com RBL-REI 6125N SEI Industries Ltd. 807 Stockholm Precision Tools AB 6422N www.rblrei-france.com www.sei-ind.com www.stockholmprecisiontools.com RCM Modular 606 Semm Logging 1409 Story Environmental Inc. 1133 www.rcmmodular.com www.semmlogging.com www.storyenvironmental.com RDH Mining Equipment 128 senseFly 6419N Stuart Olson 247 www.rdhminingequipment.com www.sensefly.com www.stuartolson.com Reality Check Systems Limited 6208N Sepor, Inc. 1010 Sudbury, City of Greater 653 www.realitychecksystems.co www.sepor.com www.investsudbury.ca Reconyx Inc. 6727N Senet 439 Sudan Ministry of Minerals 436 www.reconyx.com www.mineafrica.com www.minerals.gov.sd Red Lake, Municipality of 752 Sepro Mineral Systems Corp. 1222 Summit Helicopters 849 www.redlake.ca www.seprosystems.com www.summithelicopters.ca Reflex Instruments N.A. 327 SGS Minerals Services 102 SurveyTECH Instruments & Services 6210N www.reflexnow.com www.sgs.com/mining www.surveytechinstruments.com RME Geomatics 6411N Sherritt International Corporation 948 Sweden, Geological Survey of 405 www.rmegeomatics.com www.sherritt.com www.sgu.se RMS Instruments 208 Signature Group Inc. 217 Swick Drilling North America 1048 www.rmsinst.com www.signaturegroupinc.com www.swickdrilling.com Roadpost 343 Simcoe Geoscience Limited 616 Systems for Research Corp. 6623N www.roadpost.com www.simcoegeoscience.com www.sfr.ca Robertson Geologging USA, Inc. 1210 Sirius Wilderness Medicine Inc. 429 Tangshan Jinshi Superhard www.geologging.com www.siriusmed.com Material Co., Ltd. 6315N RockMass Technologies Inc. 6624N Skyline Assayers & Laboratories 839 www.jscoredrill.com www.rockmasstech.com www.skylinelabs.com Tasmania, Mineral Resources ROCK-TECH 1036 SkyTEM Canada Inc. 911 (Australia Minerals) 315 www.rock-tech.net www.skytem.com www.geoscience.gov.au Romquest Technologies 1012 SLR Consulting Canada Ltd. 118 Team Drilling LP 6414N www.romquest.com www.slrconsulting.com www.teamdrilling.com Roscoe Postle Associates Inc. 316 SNF Canada 6202N Technidrill 1436 www.rpacan.com www.snfcanada.com www.technidrill.com RPC 431 Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Tema Isenmann 6730N www.rpc.ca Exploration (SME) Inc. 218 www.temaisenmann.com RPM Global Canada Ltd. 708 www.smenet.org Terrace Business Resource Centre 6412N www.rpmglobal.com Society of Economic Geologists 718 www.terracebrc.ca Russian Stone, The 509 www.segweb.org TerraCore 6722N www.therussianstone.com SODERN 6622N www.terracoregeo.com RWDI 502 www.sodern.com Terrane Geoscience Inc. 1136 www.rwdi.com South Africa, Department of Mineral www.terranegeoscience.com S&P Global Market Intelligence 115 Resources 1238 Terraplus Inc. 804 www.marketintelligence.spglobal.com www.dmr.gov.za www.terraplus.ca Sander Geophysics 131 South Australia, Government of Terraquest Ltd. 114 www.sgl.com (Australia Minerals) 416 www.terraquest.ca Sandvik Mining 1031 www.geoscience.gov.au Tetra Tech 908 www.sandvik.com Southern Mapping Company 341 www.tetratech.com Saskatchewan Trade and Export www.southernmapping.com TFG Global Insurance Solutions Ltd. 6428N Partnership 6303N SpecTIR, LLC 1017 www.tfgglobal.com www.sasktrade.com www.spectir.com The West Coast Fishing Club 345 Saskatchewan, Government of 531 Spectral Evolution 1411 www.westcoastfishingclub.com www.saskatchewan.ca www.spectralevolution.com Thermo Scientific 504 Schramm, Inc. 1324 Spektra Jeotek As 1015 www.thermofisher.com/pai www.schramminc.com www.spektra.com.tr Thomas O'Neill & Associates Inc. 349 Scientific Drilling International 6404N SRK Consulting Canada Inc. 113 www.oneill-inc.com www.scientificdrilling.com www.srk.com ThreeDify Inc. 612 Scintrex 1001 St. Petersburg State Mining Institute 717 www.threedify.com www.scintrexltd.com www.spmi.ru/en

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COMPANY BOOTH our commitment Thunder Bay, Mining in Northwestern Ontario 946 www.ThunderBayCEDC.ca MUFG, Canada’s premier Asia-based global Tioga Air Heaters 6825N financial group, offers comprehensive financial www.tiogahvac.com solutions with an industry focus on metals and TransPerfect Translations 623 mining. With more than 350 years of history and www.transperfect.com operations in nearly 50 countries, MUFG is TrapBag 6224N committed to serving businesses and society www.trapbag.com by building long-term relationships. Focused on Tretan Ltd. 6827N your future, we work every day to earn your trust. www.tretan.com Learn more at mufgamericas.com/future Trimble 243 landadmin.trimble.com MUFG is a proud sponsor of the TSL Laboratories Inc. 500 2018 PDAC International Convention, www.tsllabs.com Trade Show and Investors Exchange. Tulloch Engineering 524 www.tulloch.ca Tundra Airborne Surveys Ltd. 1237 www.tundraair.com TUVANOSA 6103N www.tuvanosa.com U.S. Geological Survey 1009 The Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ, Ltd., Canada Branch www.minerals.usgs.gov A member of MUFG, a global financial group United Mining Rentals Ltd. 938 www.unitedminingrentals.com ©2018 Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group, Inc. All rights reserved. The MUFG logo and name is a service mark of Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group, Inc., and is used by The Universal Helicopters 1044 Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ, Ltd., Canada Branch, with permission. www.uhnl.nf.ca University of British Columbia, Mineral Deposit Research Unit 627 www.mdru.ubc.ca University of Exeter, Camborne School of Mines 953 www.exeter.ac.uk/csm University of Lorraine 1339 www.univ-lorraine.fr COMPANY BOOTH COMPANY BOOTH University of Toronto 120 Walden Group, The 1152 XPS 615 www.es.utoronto.ca www.waldengroup.ca www.xps.ca University of Waterloo, Department Watts, Griffis and McOuat Limited 901 XRF Scientific Americas Inc. 6823N of Earth and Environmental Sciences 945 www.wgm.ca www.xrfscientific.com www.uwaterloo.ca/earth-environmental- Weatherhaven 700 Yukon Chamber of Mines 6524N sciences www.weatherhaven.com www.yukonminers.org Valiant Business Media 6111N Western Australia, Department of Mines Yukon, Government of 528 www.valiantbmedia.com and Petroleum (Australia Minerals) 418 www.geology.gov.yk.ca Varco Pruden Buildings (VP Buildings) 704 www.geoscience.gov.au Zonge International Inc. 1038 www.vp.com Wink Vibracore Drill Company Ltd. 1139 www.zonge.com Vektore Exploration Consulting www.vibracorer.com Corporation 452 Wireline Services Group 307 www.vektore.com www.wirelineservices.com.au Veolia Water Technologies 236 Wood PLC 1100 www.veoliawatertech.com www.woodplc.com VersaDrill Canada 751 WSP Canada Inc. 1216 www.versadrillcanada.com www.wspgroup.com VICTAULIC 301 Xcalibur Airborne Geophysics 450 www.victaulic.com www.xagsa.com VIR Electric Inc. 6831N Xpera Risk Mitigation and Investigation 1202 www.virelectric.ca www.xpera.ca Wabun Tribal Council 6410N Xploration Services Greenland ApS 6204N www.wabun.on.ca www.xplorationservices.com Wajax 940 www.wajaxpower.com

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COMPANY BOOTH COMPANY BOOTH COMPANY BOOTH Air transportation services Claim Group Inc., The 1111 WSP Canada Inc. 1216 Air Greenland Charter 415 Complete MT Solutions 1451 XPS 615 Avjet Holding Inc. 624 Condor Consulting, Inc. 6400N Drilling equipment/services & Custom Helicopters Ltd. 152 CRU 6829N compressors Expedition Helicopters Inc. 1223 Cypher Environmental Ltd. 1336 Acker Drill Company 512 Great Circle Air Charter 6430N DRA 423 AMC North America Limited 323 Heli Explore Inc. 527 ECO-Goldex 6522N Atelier Val-d'Or 6523N Kenn Borek Air Ltd. 6403N Effigis Geo Solutions Inc. 440 Axis Mining Technology Pty Ltd. 947 Nolinor Aviation 6506N ERM 726 Baroid Industrial Drilling Products 809 Summit Helicopters 849 Fladgate Exploration Consulting BAUER Maschinen GmbH 515 Universal Helicopters 1044 Corporation 703 Boart Longyear 101 Foth Infrastructure & Environment, LLC 1129 Associations Cabo Drilling Corp. 430 Fracflow Consultants Inc. 344 American Geosciences Institute 6500N China Drilling Geological Equipment Ltd. 251 Geo-Logic Associates 943 Association of Professional Control Chemical 1989 Corporation 1142 Geoscientists of Ontario (APGO) 851 Geologica Inc. 333 Dando Drilling International Ltd. 6325N Brasil Pavilion - Agency for Technological Georeference Online Ltd. 601 DBC Makina 6307N Development of the Brazilian Mining Golder Associates Ltd. 342 Devico Directional Drilling 517 Industry (ADIMB) 1303 IGS International Geoscience Discovery Drill Manufacturer DDM Ltd. 1251 Services Ltd. 6306N Canadian Institute of Mining, Duralite Diamond Drills Ltd. 447 Metallurgy & Petroleum (CIM) 215 Independent Mining Consultants, Inc. 719 Foraco International SA 1141 Chamber of Commerce Brazil-Canada 6826N InnovExplo Inc. 239 Forage Orbit Garant Drilling 240 EIT RawMaterials 6516N Kappes, Cassiday & Associates 1131 Fordia 322 Geological & Mining Equipment Kingston Process Metallurgy Inc. 119 G4 Drilling Ltd. 6311N Branch of CMA 841 Major Reclaim Corp. 6323N Geotech Drilling Services Ltd. 100 Geological Association of Matrix GeoTechnologies Ltd. 1106 Canada GAC 6401N GroundTech Solutions Ltd. 705 Matrix Helicopter Solutions Inc. 1112 German Pavilion – Federal Ministry Hy-Tech Drilling Ltd. 351 McElhanney Consulting Services Ltd. 625 for Economic Affairs and Energy Ingetrol 713 MineAfrica Inc. 436 (BMWi) 6114N, 6115N Machines Roger International 1337 Montt Group SpA 1123 Greenland Business Association 413 Major Drilling 330 Natural History Museum Consulting 338 International Airborne Geophysics Maxidrill Inc. 401 Safety Association 6206N Norda Stelo Inc. 340 MBI Drilling Products 1322 Mining Finland 6310N Paterson, Grant & Watson Limited 6408N Mud Bay Drilling 1332 Mining Suppliers Trade Association Petros Eikon Inc. 1206 Multi-Power Products Ltd. 1151 (MSTA Canada) 919 Piteau Associates Engineering Ltd. 523 National Compressed Air Canada Ltd. 518 New Brunswick Prospectors & Promer Consultancy Engineering Inc. 6405N Northwest Drills 6324N Developers Association 138 R.T. Boyd Limited 617 Parts HeadQuarters Inc. 1231 Northwest Territories & Nunavut Roscoe Postle Associates Inc. 316 Chamber of Mines 1008 Pozitif Sondaj Ltd. 1250 RPM Global Canada Ltd. 708 Nova Scotia Prospectors Association 137 Reflex Instruments N.A. 327 RWDI 502 Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Sandvik Mining 1031 S&P Global Market Intelligence 115 Exploration (SME) Inc. 218 Schramm, Inc. 1324 Scientific Drilling International 6404N Society of Economic Geologists 718 Spektra Jeotek As 1015 Signature Group Inc. 217 Terrace Business Resource Centre 6412N Team Drilling LP 6414N SLR Consulting Canada Ltd. 118 VersaDrill Canada 751 Consulting services SRK Consulting Canada Inc. 113 Wink Vibracore Drill Company Ltd. 1139 Aarhus Geophysics ApS 6528N Stantec 609 AMC Mining Consultants Canada 448 Story Environmental Inc. 1133 Exploration/mining companies Arethuse Geology 1149 Terrane Geoscience Inc. 1136 Amis 6525N Argentine Mining Industry Pavilion 1023 Tetra Tech 908 CSA Global 249 Aurum Exploration Services 716 TransPerfect Translations 623 Diamantina Christensen Trading Inc. 1328 BBA Inc. 245 Tulloch Engineering 524 DMC Mining Services 604 Beak Consultants GmbH 915 Vektore Exploration Consulting Dumas Contracting Ltd. 507 Business Consultants Mexico 1229 Corporation 452 Epiroc 723 Caron Business Solutions Inc. 453 Valiant Business Media 6111N Fugro 913 CH2M HILL Canada Limited 1407 Watts, Griffis and McOuat Limited 901 Maxwell GeoServices 424 Chemonics International 6203N Wood PLC 1100 Sherritt International Corporation 948

74 PDAC 2018 | www.pdac.ca/convention COMPANY BOOTH COMPANY BOOTH COMPANY BOOTH Exploration/mining equipment & supplies Star Trace Private Ltd. 6731N Geodevice LLC 6828N AGT Systems 432 Swick Drilling North America 1048 Geometrics 1242 AIL Mining 710 Tangshan Jinshi Superhard Material Geonics Limited 811 Aziwell AS 6409N Co., Ltd. 6315N Geophysics GPR International Inc. 1004 Bme 1453 Technidrill 1436 Geotech Ltd. 1209 Bourevestnik, Inc. 724 Terraplus Inc. 804 Geotechnologies 444 Breaker Technology 6416N Thermo Scientific 504 Geovista Ltd. 1439 Chemours 6504N Tioga Air Heaters 6825N GF Instruments 6108N Core Case 1147 TrapBag 6224N Gold Sniffer Inc. 6223N DATC 937 Tretan Ltd. 6827N Groundradar Inc. 702 De Beers Group Services 6304N TUVANOSA 6103N HiSeis Pty Ltd. 406 Deakin Industries 1212 United Mining Rentals Ltd. 938 IFG Corporation 310 Derrick Corporation 1019 VIR Electric Inc. 6831N Instrumentation GDD Inc. 706 Di-Corp 426 Weatherhaven 700 International Directional Services 337 Doppelmayr 1403 Financial & insurance companies Intrepid Geophysics 305 Dynamik 1000 BDO Canada LLP 1226 Kroum VS Instruments Limited 514 ERIEZ 6302N BFL Canada Insurance Services Inc. 353 Lake Central Air Services Inc. 1246 F.F.P. Systems Inc. 6215N Davidson & Company LLP 346 Lamontagne Geophysics Ltd. 1103 FLSmidth 443 TFG Global Insurance Solutions Ltd. 6428N LIM Logging 442 Foremost Industries LP 433 Thomas O'Neill & Associates Inc. 349 Mala Geoscience USA, Inc. 6313N Gekko Systems 404 Mount Sopris Instrument 1417 Geological surveys Hi Tech PMR 6725N MPX Geophysics Ltd. 805 British Columbia, Ministry of Energy, Industrial Fabrication Inc. 6322N Mines and Petroleum Resources 631 New Resolution Geophysics 1108 Inertial Sensing 6510N Canada-Nunavut Geoscience Office 1014 New-Sense Geophysics Limited 212 IRL Supplies Ltd. 608 Finland, Geological Survey of 409 NOVATEM Inc. 602 Jexplore Equipment Inc. 1146 Mexican Geological Survey 1215 Nuvia Dynamics Inc. 1037 Kishore Vadilal Private Limited 6318N Namibia Geological Survey 712 Phoenix Geophysics Limited 211 Levanto 1110 Northern Survey Supply 513 Precision GeoSurveys Inc. 6822N MacLean Engineering 216 Norway, Geological Survey of 815 Quantec Geoscience 1323 Manufacture Adria Inc. 441 Sweden, Geological Survey of 405 Radiation Solutions Inc. 808 McDowell B. Equipment 503 U.S. Geological Survey 1009 RMS Instruments 208 Medusa Systems BV 446 Robertson Geologging USA, Inc. 1210 Megadome Buildings 613 Geophysical services & equipment Sander Geophysics 131 Meglab 6413N Abitibi Geophysics Inc. 1329 Scintrex 1001 Minalyze AB 853 Advanced Geophysical Operations Scott Hogg & Associates Ltd. 722 and Services Inc. (AGCOS) 1007 Mincon Group PLC 6407N Semm Logging 1409 Advanced Geosciences Inc. 526 Mineral Technologies 6724N Simcoe Geoscience Limited 616 Advanced Logic Technology ALT 1415 Minex Products, SRL 6105N SkyTEM Canada Inc. 911 Aerogeophysica Inc. 422 MMD Mineral Sizing Canada Inc. 6229N SODERN 6622N AeroGeophysical Surveys 516 Northern Ontario Mining Showcase 6501N Stockholm Precision Tools AB 6422N Allegheny Instruments, Inc. 611 NTT CORESAW 1113 SurveyTECH Instruments & Services 6210N Basler Turbo Conversions, LLC 122 Outotec Canada Ltd. 803 Terraquest Ltd. 114 Bell Geospace, Inc. 210 PowerTraxx Vehicles Inc. 1127 Tundra Airborne Surveys Ltd. 1237 CGG 203 Prospectors Supplies Pty Ltd. 1449 Wireline Services Group 307 ClearView Geophysics Inc. 902 Raymac Environmental Services Inc. 845 Xcalibur Airborne Geophysics 450 Crone Geophysics & Exploration Ltd. 800 RBL-REI 6125N Zonge International Inc. 1038 Expert Geophysics Limited 6406N RDH Mining Equipment 128 DGI Geoscience Inc. 1013 Governments ROCK-TECH 1036 Dias Geophysical Limited 1228 Afghanistan, Ministry of Mines and Romquest Technologies 1012 Petroleum 843 Discovery International Geophysics Inc. 1042 Saskatchewan Trade and Export Argentina - Federal and Provincial DMT Group 622 Partnership 6303N governments 950 SEI Industries Ltd. 807 ElectroMagnetic Imaging Technology Pty Ltd. 847 Barbados 6219N Sepro Mineral Systems Corp. 1222 EON Geosciences Inc. 312 Bolivia Ministry of Mines and Spectral Evolution 1411 Metallurgy 6625N GEM Advanced Magnetometers 802 BUMIGEB 6211N Geo Data Solutions Inc. 818

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COMPANY BOOTH COMPANY BOOTH COMPANY BOOTH Governments Western Australia, Department of Cyanco 6225N Canada Pavilion, Government of 539 Mines and Petroleum (Australia Minerals) 418 Dundee Sustainable Technologies Inc. 1405 Chile, Trade Commission of 1349 Yukon, Government of 528 Dynamic Aviation Group Inc. 626 China, Ministry of Land and Resources 829 Health services ECO Technologies 1248 Colombian National Mining Agency 6129N Cigna 6207N Grenville Minerals 331 Ecuador Mining 923 PLS Insoles Inc. 6319N Hayward Baker, Inc. 1244 European Union 6529N ICOM Canada 1441 Laboratories/laboratory suppliers & Geological Survey of Victoria analytical services Innu Development Limited Partnership 944 (Australia Minerals) 412 Activation Laboratories Ltd. (Actlabs) 123 Kississing Lake Lodge 1053 Geoscience Australia AGAT Laboratories Ltd. 6205N Kitikmeot Cementation Mining & (Australia Minerals) 313 Agilent Technologies 1125 Development Ltd. 1117 Ghana, Minerals Commission of 6824N ALS 125 Langara Island Lodge 129 Greenland, Government of 417 Anachemia Science 816 Location Sauvageau Inc. 6123N India, Government of, Ministry of Mines 1241 AuTec Innovative Extractive Solutions M3SH Technology Inc. 6417N Ireland, Department of Communications, Ltd. 1040 Matawa First Nations 750 Climate Action & Environment 903 Beckman Coulter 6317N McCue Engineering Contractors 6431N Japan Oil, Gas and Metals National McDonald & Wang 6830N Corporation 1047 Blue Coast Research 1138 M-I SWACO, A Schlumberger Co. 1302 Manitoba Pavilion 731 Bureau Veritas Commodities Canada Ltd. 400 Newterra Ltd. 1443 Minnesota Department of CDN Resource Laboratories Ltd. 1227 Natural Resources 1043 ColdBlock Technologies Inc. 6530N Norseman Structures 111 Moroccan National Office of Corescan Pty Ltd. 309 Nuna Logistics Limited 1115 Hydrocarbons and Mines (ONHYM) 126 IMP Automation Canada Ltd. 525 Nunavut Tunngavik Incorporated 1114 Nevada 6634N Independent Laboratory Supplies OCP Construction Supplies Inc. 6508N New Brunswick Department of Pty Ltd. 1145 Olympus 914 Energy and Resource Development 136 Intertek 6423N Origin Operators & Recruitment 6425N New South Wales, Australia Klen International 347 Prinoth 1343 (Australia Minerals) 317 Met-Solve Laboratories Inc. 1224 RCM Modular 606 New Zealand Government 904 MS Analytical 1006 Reconyx Inc. 6727N Newfoundland and Labrador: NUCOMAT 6427N Russian Stone, The 509 Explore the opportunities 149 Ore Research and Exploration P/L 408 Securitas Canada Limited 6213N Northern Ireland, Department for the Economy 907 Overburden Drilling Management Sirius Wilderness Medicine Inc. 429 Limited 910 Northern Territory Geological Survey SNF Canada 6202N (Australia Minerals) 414 RPC 431 Stuart Olson 247 Northwest Territories, Government of 1107 Sepor, Inc. 1010 The West Coast Fishing Club 345 Nova Scotia Department of SGS Minerals Services 102 Varco Pruden Buildings (VP Buildings) 704 Natural Resources 145 Skyline Assayers & Laboratories 839 Veolia Water Technologies 236 Nunavut, Government of 1016 Systems for Research Corp. 6623N VICTAULIC 301 Ontario Ministry of Northern TSL Laboratories Inc. 500 Wajax 940 Development and Mines 637 XRF Scientific Americas Inc. 6823N Walden Group, The 1152 Peru 1423 Law firms Xpera Risk Mitigation and Investigation 1202 Québec, Gouvernement du 222, 223 ABLP Law Professional Corporation 6107N Yukon Chamber of Mines 6524N Queensland Government Globalaw Limited 1140 (Australia Minerals) 319 Publications Red Lake, Municipality of 752 Other InfoMine Inc. 314 Saskatchewan, Government of 531 Alaska Structures 1315 Northern Miner Group, The 810 South Africa, Department of Armtec LP 6518N Remote sensing/mapping Mineral Resources 1238 Bag Supplies Canada Ltd. 6429N Agnav Inc. 1051 South Australia, Government of Bio-Mine Ltd. 6201N ASD Inc. 939 (Australia Minerals) 416 Bollore Logistics Canada Inc. 427 Auracle Geospatial Science 951 Sudbury, City of Greater 653 Bruker 522 Geosense 607 Tasmania, Mineral Resources Canadian Council for Aboriginal Halltech Exploration Outfitters 108 (Australia Minerals) 315 Business 6415N Japosat Satellite Mapping 1204 Thunder Bay, Mining in Canadian Helicopters Limited 917 Northwestern Ontario 946 LiDAR Services International Inc. 241 Canadian International Resources and Pacific Geomatics Ltd. 614 Wabun Tribal Council 6410N Development Institute 6110N PhotoSat Information Ltd. 510 CSL Group Inc., The 6502N

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RME Geomatics 6411N Boréalis 1041 RockMass Technologies Inc. 6624N senseFly 6419N Centric Mining Systems 1203 ThreeDify Inc. 612 Southern Mapping Company 341 ClaimBlock Inc. 6526N Trimble 243 SpecTIR, LLC 1017 Datamine Software Canada 146 Universities/colleges TerraCore 6722N Deswik 6209N Laurentian University, Harquail Research organizations Esri Canada 701 School of Earth Sciences 1230 COREM 709 Geolearn 6723N Memorial University of Newfoundland, CSIRO Mineral Resources Flagship 410 Geomodelr Inc. 6728N Department of Earth Sciences 253 Deep Exploration Technologies CRC 311 Geosoft Inc. 931 Queen's University, Department of Geology 1046 Helmholtz Institute Freiberg for Resource Géotic Inc. 124 Technology 6301N Geovariances 1330 St. Petersburg State Mining Institute 717 Industrial Info Resources 6300N Leapfrog Software, Seequent 350 University of Exeter, Camborne School of Mines 953 Kemetco Research Inc. 1052 Maptek 1039 University of Lorraine 1339 Reality Check Systems Limited 6208N MICROMINE 603 University of Toronto 120 University of British Columbia, Mineexcellence 6726N Mineral Deposit Research Unit 627 University of Waterloo, Department Mira Geoscience Ltd. 814 of Earth and Environmental Sciences 945 Satellite communications Nomadis Inc. 112 Galaxy Broadband Communications Inc. 150 Globalstar Canada Satellite Co. 6308N TRADE SHOW & TRADE SHOW NORTH Infosat Communications LP 130 Network Innovations Inc. 109 Roadpost 343 Software companies Sponsored by acQuire Technology Solutions Pty Ltd. 823 AssayNet Canada Inc. 711

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Not sure where to begin on the exhibit floor? The following must-see interactive and experiential booths are sure to be the highlight of your visit.

Anaconda Mining Inc.: Experience the re-creation, and digital safety systems management will Goldboro project in virtual reality all be on display. The booth will also feature a speaker series focusing on topics related to new innovations and Investors Exchange, Booth 2906 technologies. Examples include a new online social platform developed specifically for the industry and a presentation on A virtual reality experience that will allow participants to heat generation in battery electric underground haultrucks. experience open pit, underground mine developments and processing plant in 3D. Wear virtual reality goggles and walk (or jump) from point to point, transport to the workings, pit, Origin operators & recruitment: different benches, processing plant or surrounding surface infrastructure. Operation innovation Trade Show North, Booth 6425N GEM Advanced Magnetometers: Dynamic and engaging heavy equipment simulators will give At your service, in the air! attendees the opportunity to experience what it is like to operate machinery in the field. Trade Show, Booth 802 GEM Systems has redesigned their Potassium Magnetometer to be integrated into or towed by UAV Platforms. UAV instruments as well as multi-rotor, RC-helicopter and fixed wing drone platforms provide a unique opportunity to educate attendees on UAV technology, GEM Systems instruments and magnetometry.

Golden Predator Mining Corp.: Advancing a district at 3 Aces: Drilling, bulk sampling and pouring gold Investors Exchange, Booth 2650 Learn about the process of self-managed gold recovery and how to process gold from a bulk sample. View rock samples Reflex Instruments N.A. and AMC North from the 3 Aces project (featuring visible gold), fine recovered gold (unrefined) and a 100 oz. refined gold bar. America Limited: Real-time subsurface solution world

Maclean Engineering: Virtual reality Trade Show, Booth 323 MacLean Bolter Live tool demos and end-to-end drilling solutions including the Reflex IQ-Logger, the Hydraulic Reflex Press, freshly pressed Trade Show, Booth 216 puck samples and a range of magnetic core removal tools. Workshops are running daily, featuring the ioGAS™ software Experience a true-to-life simulation of the MacLean Bolter, and a structural geology session. used to create an interactive environment to train employees.

Northern Ontario Mining Showcase: Technology training and speaker series Trade Show North, Booth 6501N The Pavilion will feature live demonstrations, training technology and even a robot! Augment reality, virtual reality, interactive multiplayer role-based training, incident

78 PDAC 2018 | www.pdac.ca/convention Royal Canadian Mint: Bullion redefined Spectral Evolution: Field spectrometers for mineral identification Investors Exchange, Booth 3032 A display including a variety of new gold and silver investment Trade Show, Booth 1411 bullion coins and bars. Celebrate the 30th anniversary of the Bring your core samples for live demos of the SR-6500 high Silver Maple Leaf 1 ounce coin. A selection of collector coins resolution, high sensitivity field-portable spectroradiometer. will be available for purchase and enter a draw for a set of silver coins.

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Social Scene Booth 6833N Share your PDAC experience online with your friends and colleagues. Enjoy the Social Scene where you can take team pictures and selfies in front of the PDAC backdrop. Post your pictures on social media with the hashtag #PDAC2018.

Kirwin Collection Booth 6329N The Kirwin Collection was built from hundreds of deposits and localities around the world, and is truly a geological library. Now housed at the Royal Ontario Museum in Toronto, it will create a resource that will be of value in teaching both the fundamentals and the finer points of the geological processes that form the mineral deposits on which we depend. This year, the ROM will be bringing a selection of specimens that provide a tour around the Western Pacific Rim; from Australia, up through Indonesia to Thailand, Laos, Vietnam and into China.

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Never Rest on Your Ores, a new book by Teck Chairman Norman B. Keevil, provides a rare insider’s account of the successes, setbacks and fascinating stories that transformed Teck into a leading Canadian mining company.

Copies are available for purchase at Teck’s booth (#2509), as well as at Amazon.ca, Indigo.ca and mqup.ca.

All royalties are being dedicated to Mining Matters and MineralsEd, two initiatives designed to introduce grade school children to the wonders of metals and minerals. INVESTORS EXCHANGE Investors Exchange Investors Tent Prospectors Core Shack Mining Marketplace

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For many in our industry this is an exciting time of year — a time to reconnect with old friends; a time to make new ones. A time to learn about the newest advances in our industry, and a time to share learnings from past experiences. For years, PDAC has provided a wonderful opportunity for everyone involved in mining — from students to geologists to executives — to come together and celebrate the important contributions our industry makes to the global economy. No matter what role you’re in today, or what role you’re aspiring to hold tomorrow, this convention provides you with an unparalleled opportunity to learn and grow. So I encourage you to take full advantage of what the

And be open. I wish you all a safe, productive and inspiring PDAC 2018.

Edson Ribeiro Head of Exploration and Mineral Projects Vale What we put into the ground is just as important as what we take out of it.

At Vale, we’re more than just one of the world’s major mining companies, active on five continents. We’re a positive force in every community where we live and work, always honouring our commitment to preserve the balance between human progress and the natural environment.

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COMPANY BOOTH COMPANY BOOTH COMPANY BOOTH Abitibi Royalties Inc. 2615B ALX Uranium Corp. 3242 Azure Minerals Limited 2940 www.abitibiroyalties.com www.alxuranium.com www.azureminerals.com.au Accelerate Resources Ltd. 3217 Amarillo Gold Corp. 2614B B2Gold Corp. 2733 www.ax8.com.au www.amarillogold.com www.b2gold.com Adamera Minerals Corp. 2750 American Creek Resources Ltd. 2351 Balmoral Resources Ltd. 2432 www.adamera.com www.americancreek.com www.balmoralresources.com Advanced Potash Technologies 3332 Amerigo Resources Ltd. 2123 Banyan Gold Corp. 2416B www.advancedpotash.com www.amerigoresources.com www.banyangold.com Advantage Lithium Corp. 2613A Anaconda Mining Inc. 2906 Barrick Gold Corporation 2434 www.advantagelithium.com www.anacondamining.com www.barrick.com Adventus Zinc Corporation 2343 Anglo American 2325 Batero Gold Corp. 2725 www.adventuszinc.com www.angloamerican.com www.baterogold.com Aeris Resources Limited 2537 Aquila Resources Inc. 2738 Beaufield Resources Inc. 2903 www.aerisresources.com.au www.aquilaresources.com www.beaufield.com Aethon Minerals Corporation 2618B Arctic Star Exploration Corp. 2103 Benton Resources Inc. 2117 www.aethonminerals.com www.arcticstar.ca www.bentonresources.ca African Queen Mines Ltd. 2731 Argo Gold 3300 Benz Mining Corp. 2613B www.africanqueenmines.com www.argogold.ca www.benzmining.com Agnico Eagle Mines Limited 2127 Arizona Mining Inc. 2219B BHP Billiton 3123 www.agnicoeagle.com www.arizonamining.com www.bhpbilliton.com Alabama Graphite Corp. 2514 Artisanal Gold Council 3352 Blind Creek Resources Ltd. 3304 www.alabamagraphite.com www.artisanalgold.org www.blindcreekresources.com Alacer Gold Corp. 2339 Asante Gold Corporation 2418A BONTERRA Resources Inc. 2833 www.alacergold.com www.asantegold.com www.bonterraresources.com Alamos Gold Inc. 2722 Ascendant Resources Inc. 3033 Brio Gold Inc. 2948 www.alamosgold.com www.ascentantresources.com www.briogoldinc.com Albert Mining Inc. 2149 Ascot Resources Ltd. 2543 Brixton Metals Corporation 3019 www.albertmining.com www.ascotgold.com www.brixtonmetals.com Alderon Iron Ore Corp. 2749 Ashanti Gold Corp. 3139 Buchans Resources Ltd. 2736 www.alderonironore.com www.ashantigoldcorp.com www.buchansresources.com Aldridge Minerals Inc. 2620A Aston Bay Holdings Ltd. 2106 Bunker Hill Mining Corp. 3212 www.aldridgeminerals.ca www.astonbayholdings.com www.bunkerhillmining.com Alexandria Minerals Corporation 2716 ATAC Resources Ltd. 2748 Cabral Gold Ltd. 2617B www.azx.ca www.atacresources.com www.cabralgold.com Alexco Resource Corp. 2447 Atlantic Gold Corporation 2904 Cadillac Ventures Inc. 2953 www.alexcoresource.com www.atlanticgoldcorporation.com www.cadillacventures.com Alianza Minerals Ltd. 2147 Aurania Resources Ltd. 2905 Callinex Mines Inc. 2909 www.alianzaminerals.com www.auraniaresources.com www.callinex.ca Alicanto Minerals Limited 3312 Aurora Minerals Group LLP 3150 Canada Zinc Metals Corp. 2317 www.alicantominerals.com.au www.aurora.kz www.canadazincmetals.com Alicanto Mining Corp. 2950 AURYN Mining Corp. 3343 Canadian Securities Exchange 2542 www.alicantomining.com www.aurynmining.com www.thecse.com Allegiant Gold Ltd. 2337 Auryn Resources Inc. 2421A Canadian Zinc Corporation 2727 www.allegiantgold.com www.aurynresources.com www.canadianzinc.com Almaden Minerals Ltd. 2829 Austral Gold Limited 2739 CanAlaska Uranium Ltd. 2140 www.almadenminerals.com www.australgold.com.au www.canalaska.com Alopex Gold Inc. 2329 Avalon Advanced Materials Inc. 2303 Candente Copper Corp. 3031 www.alopexgold.com www.avalonadvancedmaterials.com www.candentecopper.com Alset Minerals Corp. 3144 Avidian Gold Inc. 3140 Canstar Resources Inc. 2845 www.alsetminerals.com www.avidiangold.com www.canstarresources.com Altamira Gold 3215 Avino Silver & Gold Mines Ltd. 2445 Canyon Copper Corp. 3231 www.altamiragold.com www.avino.com www.canyoncc.com Altiplano Minerals Ltd. 2709 Awale Resources Ltd. 2708 Capricorn Metals Ltd. 3339 www.altiplanominerals.com www.awaleresources.com www.capmetals.com.au Altius Minerals Corp. 2435 AzerGold CJSC 3340 Cardero Resource Corp. 3147 www.altiusminerals.com www.azergold.az www.cardero.com Alto Ventures Ltd. 2622A Azimut Exploration Inc. 2433 Cardinal Resources Ltd. 3129 www.altoventures.com www.azimut-exploration.com www.cardinalresources.com.au

84 PDAC 2018 | www.pdac.ca/convention COMPANY BOOTH COMPANY BOOTH COMPANY BOOTH Carube Copper Corp. 2711 Crown Mining Corporation 2525 Explor Resources Inc. 2122 www.carubecopper.com www.crowngoldcorp.com www.explorresources.com Cassini Resources Limited 3221 Cruz Cobalt Corp. 3044 Falco Resources Ltd. 2130 www.cassiniresources.com.au www.cruzcapitalcorp.com www.falcores.com Centenera Mining Corporation 3143 Dark Horse Resources Ltd. 3149 Fancamp Exploration Ltd. 2417B www.centeneramining.com www.darkhorseresources.com.au www.fancampexplorationltd.ca Centerra Gold Inc. 2944 Deep-South Resources Inc. 3233 Firesteel Resources Inc. 2419B www.centerragold.com www.deepsouthresources.com www.firesteelresources.com Centurion Minerals Ltd. 2634 Defiance Silver Corp. 2703 Fireweed Zinc Ltd. 3016 www.centurionminerals.com www.defiancesilver.com www.fireweedzinc.com Century Global Commodities Denison Mines Corp. 2927 First Cobalt Corp. 3229 Corporation 2151 www.denisonmines.com www.firstcobalt.com www.centuryglobal.ca Detour Gold Corporation 2231 First Mining Finance Corp. 2729 Ceylon Graphite Corp. 3348 www.detourgold.com www.firstminingfinance.com www.ceylongraphite.com DGR Global 2745 Fission 3.0 Corp. 2643 Champion Bear Resources Ltd. 3216 www.dgrglobal.com.au www.fission3corp.com www.championbear.com Diamcor Mining Inc. 2316 Fission Uranium Corp. 2641 Chatham Rock Phosphate Limited 2752 www.diamcormining.com www.fissionuranium.com www.rockphosphate.co.nz Discovery Group 2628 Five Star Diamond Limited 3230 Chesapeake Gold Corporation 2422B www.discoverygroup.ca www.fivestardiamonds.net www.chesapeakegold.com Dundee Precious Metals Inc. 2649 Focus Graphite Inc. 2726 Chilean Metals Inc. 2143 www.dundeeprecious.com www.focusgraphite.com www.chileanmetals.com Dynacor Gold Mines Inc. 3047 Fomicruz S.E. 3310 China Gold International Resources www.dynacorgold.com www.fomicruz.com Corp. Ltd. 2431 Dynasty Gold Corp. 2832 Foran Mining Corporation 2616A www.chinagoldintl.com www.dynastygoldcorp.com www.foranmining.com Clean TeQ Holdings Limited 3308 Eagle Plains Resources Ltd. 2319 Fortune Minerals Limited 2837 www.cleanteq.com www.eagleplains.com www.fortuneminerals.com Cobalt Power Group Inc. 2349 Earthmetrix Inc. 2932 Forum Uranium Corp. 2825 www.cobaltpowergroup.com www.earthmetrix.ca www.forumuranium.com Commander Resources Ltd. 3306 eCobalt Solutions Inc. 3318 FPX Nickel Corp. 2425A www.commanderresources.com www.ecobalt.com www.firstpointminerals.com Commerce Resources Corp. 2817 EDM-Empresa de Desenvolvimento Freegold Ventures Limited 2619B www.commerceresources.com Mineiro, SA 2136 www.freegoldventures.com Condor Gold Plc 2946 www.edm.pt Frontier Lithium Inc. 3236 www.condorgold.com Eldorado Gold Corporation 2732 www.frontierlithium.com Conroy Gold and Natural www.eldoradogold.com Galway Metals Inc. 2623A Resources plc 2132 Eloro Resources Ltd. 2326 www.galwaymetalsinc.com www.conroygold.com www.elororesources.com Genesis Metals Ltd. 3045 Constantine Metal Resources Ltd. 2911 Ely Gold & Minerals Inc. 3012 www.genesismetalscorp.com www.constantinemetals.com www.elygoldinc.com Genius Properties Ltd. 3247 Continental Gold Inc. 3014 EMX Royalty Corp. 2651 www.geniusproperties.ca www.continentalgold.com www.emxroyalty.com Geomega Resources Inc. 2642 Copper Fox Metals Inc. 2713 Endeavour Silver Corp. 3124 www.geomega.ca www.copperfoxmetals.com www.edrsilver.com GFG Resources Inc. 3130 Copper Mountain Mining Corporation 2420A Energold Corp. 2516 www.gfgresources.com www.cumtn.com www.energold.com GGX Gold Corp. 2951 Copper North Mining Corp. 2141 Energy Fuels Inc. 2452 www.ggxgold.com www.coppernorthmining.com www.energyfuels.com Global Energy Metals Corp. 2217B Copperbank Resources Corp. 2623B Enertopia Corporation 3347 www.globalenergymetals.com www.copperbankcorp.com www.enertopia.com Global Geoscience Ltd. 2109 Copperzone Resources Limited 3036 Enforcer Gold Corp. 3136 www.globalgeo.com.au www.copperzone-resources.com www.enforcergold.com Globe Trotters Resource Group Inc. 2949 Core Gold Inc. 2550 EnviroLeach Technologies Inc. 3338 www.globetrottersresources.ca www.coregoldinc.com www.enviroleach.com Globex Mining Enterprises Inc. 2718 Cornerstone Capital Resources Inc. 2551 Erdene Resource Development Corp. 2112 www.globexmining.com www.cornerstoneresources.com www.erdene.com GMV Minerals Inc. 2338 Coro Mining Corp. 2928 Evrim Resources Corp. 3040 www.gmvminerals.com www.coromining.com www.evrimresources.com Goldcorp Inc. 2313 Corvus Gold Inc. 2518 Excelsior Mining Corp. 2548 www.goldcorp.com www.corvusgold.com www.excelsiormining.com Gold Group Management Inc. 2108 Critical Elements Corporation 2504 Exiro Minerals Corp. 2612B www.goldgroup.com www.cecorp.ca www.exirominerals.com

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COMPANY BOOTH COMPANY BOOTH COMPANY BOOTH Golden Arrow Resources 2924 IDM Mining 2529 Liberty One Lithium Corp. 3321 www.goldenarrowresources.com www.idmmining.com www.libertyonelithium.com Golden Minerals Company 2706 Impact Silver Corp. 2505 Lion One Metals 3021 www.goldenminerals.com www.impactsilver.com www.liononemetals.com Golden Predator Mining Corp. 2650 Inca One Gold Corp. 3035 Lomiko Metals Inc. 3209 www.goldenpredator.com www.incaone.com www.lomiko.com Golden Ridge Resources Ltd. 2620B Indento Pvt. Ltd. 3222 Lorraine Copper Corp. 2418B www.goldenridgeresources.com www.indento.com.pk www.lorrainecopper.com Golden Share Resources Corporation 2624A Independence Gold Corp. 2741 LSC Lithium Corporation 3331 www.goldenshare.ca www.ingold.ca www.lsclithium.com Golden Star Resources Limited 2305 Integra Resources Corp. 3245 Lumina Group, The 2704 www.gsr.com www.integraresources.com www.luminagold.com Goldgroup Mining Inc. 2552 International Millennium Mining Corp. 3128 Lundin Group of Companies, The 2515 www.goldgroupmining.com www.immc.ca www.thelundingroup.com GoldMining Inc. 2526 International Tower Hill Mines Ltd. 3029 Lydian International Ltd. 2621A www.goldmining.com www.ithmines.com www.lydianinternational.co.uk Goldmoney Inc. 3131 INV Metals Inc. 2618A Mag One Products Inc. 3232 www.goldmoney.com www.invmetals.com www.magoneproducts.com GoldQuest Mining Corp. 2844 Ivanhoe Mines Ltd. 2414A Magna Terra Minerals Inc. 2344 www.goldquestcorp.com www.ivanhoemines.com www.magnaterraminerals.com Goldsource Mines Inc. 2449 Jaguar Mining Inc. 2430 MANAGEM Group 2105 www.goldsourcemines.com www.jaguarmining.com www.managemgroup.com Gossan Resources Limited 2615A Jameson Resources Limited 3137 Mandalay Resources Corp. 2301 www.gossan.ca www.jamesonresources.com.au www.mandalayresources.com GoviEx Uranium Inc. 2146 Japan Gold Corp. 2421B Manex Resource Group Inc. 2451 www.goviex.com www.japangold.com www.manexresourcegroup.com Gowest Gold Ltd. 2824 K92 Mining Inc. 2414B Manganese X Energy Corp. 3237 www.gowestgold.com www.k92mining.com www.manganesexenergycorp.com Gran Colombia Gold Corp. 2310 Kerr Mines Inc. 2947 Manitou Gold Inc. 3350 www.grancolombiagold.com www.kerrmines.com www.manitougold.com Greg Exploration Inc. 2622B Kesselrun Resources Ltd. 2536 Maple Gold Mines Ltd. 3220 www.goldenretrievergroup.com www.kesselrunresources.com www.maplegoldmines.com Grizzly Discoveries Inc. 3020 Kingsgate Consolidated Limited 2632 Marathon Gold Corporation 2241 www.grizzlydiscoveries.com www.kingsgate.com.au www.marathon-gold.com GT Gold Corp. 2323 Kinross Gold Corporation 2913 Margaux Resources Ltd. 2952 www.gtgoldcorp.ca www.kinross.com www.margauxresources.com Happy Creek Minerals Ltd. 2425B Kirkland Lake Gold Ltd. 2533 Marifil Mines Limited 3028 www.happycreekminerals.com www.klgold.com www.marifilmines.com Harfang Exploration Inc. 2929 Klondex Mines Limited 2835 Maritime Resources Corp. 2747 www.harfangexploration.com www.klondexmines.com www.maritimeresourcescorp.com Harte Gold Corp. 2820 Klondike Silver Corp. 3234 Marlin Gold Mining Ltd. 2710 www.hartegold.com www.klondikesilver.com www.marlingold.com Hecla Mining Company 2437 Knick Exploration Inc. 3126 Mason Resources Corp. 2712 www.hecla-mining.com www.knick.ca www.masonresources.com Heron Resources Limited 2153 Kopy Goldfields AB publ 2302 Matamec Explorations Inc. 2831 www.heronresources.com.au www.kopygoldfields.com www.matamec.com High Power Exploration 2416A Kutcho Copper Corp. 3023 Mawson Resources Limited 2941 www.hpxploration.com www.kutcho.ca www.mawsonresources.com Highland Copper Company Inc. 2138 Lara Exploration Ltd. 2700 Maya Gold & Silver Inc. 2450 www.highlandcopper.com www.laraexploration.com www.mayagoldsilver.com HPQ Silicon Resources 2145 Laurion Mineral Exploration Inc. 3025 McEwen Mining Inc. 2849 www.hpqsilicon.com www.laurion.ca www.mcewenmining.com HudBay Minerals Inc. 2907 Leading Edge Materials Corp. 2939 Metalla Royalty & Streaming Ltd. 2415B www.hudbayminerals.com www.leadingedgematerials.com www.metallaroyalty.com Hudson Resources Inc. 2648 Leagold Mining Corporation 3235 Metallic Minerals Corp. 3018 www.hudsonresources.ca www.leagold.com www.metallic-minerals.com Hunt Mining Corp. 2823 Lepidico Ltd. 3325 Metals Creek Resources Corp. 2507 www.huntmining.com www.lepidico.com www.metalscreek.com IAMGOLD Corporation 2522 Levon Resources Ltd. 2345 Metanor Resources Inc. 2931 www.iamgold.com www.levon.com www.metanor.ca Idaho Champion Gold Mines Ltd. 3213 Liberty Gold Corp. 2742 Mexican Gold Corp. 3341 www.idahochamp.com www.libertygold.ca www.mexicangold.ca

86 PDAC 2018 | www.pdac.ca/convention COMPANY BOOTH COMPANY BOOTH COMPANY BOOTH Midas Gold Corp. 2413B NextSource Materials Inc. 2510 Pacific Empire Minerals Corp. 3327 www.midasgoldcorp.com www.nextsourcematerials.com www.pemcorp.ca Midland Exploration Inc. 2502 Nicola Mining Inc. 3345 Pacific Rim Cobalt Corp. 3323 www.midlandexploration.com www.nicolamining.com www.pacificrimcobalt.com Millennial Lithium Corp. 2124 NioBay Metals Inc. 2624B Palamina Corp. 2723 www.millenniallithium.com www.niobaymetals.com www.palamina.com Minaurum Gold Inc. 2637 Nordgold 2107 Panoro Minerals Ltd. 2506 www.minaurum.com www.nordgold.com www.panoro.com Minco Mining Group 2113 Nordic Mining ASA 2531 Pasinex Resources Ltd. 2814 www.mincogold.com www.nordicmining.com www.pasinex.com Minera Alamos Inc. 2633 Noront Resources Ltd. 2631 Pavey Ark Minerals Inc. 2728 www.mineraalamos.com www.norontresources.com www.paveyarkminerals.com Mineral Mountain Resources Ltd. 2812 North American Nickel Inc. 2306 Pelangio Exploration Inc. 2237 www.mineralmtn.com www.northamericannickel.com www.pelangio.com Minerx Inc. 2322 North American Palladium Ltd. 3330 Peregrine Diamonds Ltd. 2217A www.minerx.com www.napalladium.com www.pdiam.com Minmetals Exploration Canada Ltd. 2148 North Arrow Minerals Inc. 2707 Pershing Gold Corporation 2646 www.minmetals.com www.northarrowminerals.com www.pershinggold.com Mirasol Resources Ltd. 2114 Northern Dynasty Minerals Ltd. 3240 Plateau Uranium Inc. 3127 www.mirasolresources.com www.northerndynasty.com www.plateauuranium.com Mississauga Mining & Exploration Northern Empire Resources Corp. 3207 Playfair Mining Ltd. 2353 Cameroon S.A.R.L.(MMEC) 3152 www.northernempire.com www.playfairmining.com www.mississaugamining.com Northern Graphite Corporation 2115 PolyMet Mining Corp. 2705 Monarques Gold Corporation 2417A www.northerngraphite.com www.polymetmining.com www.monarquesgold.com Northern Shield Resources Inc. 3037 PPX Mining Corp. 2144 Moneta Porcupine Mines Inc. 2702 www.northern-shield.com www.ppxmining.com www.monetaporcupine.com Northern Superior Resources Inc. 3148 Predictive Discovery Limited 2621B Montero Mining & Exploration Ltd. 2647 www.nsuperior.com www.predictivediscovery.com www.monteromining.com Northern Vertex Mining Corp. 2714 Premier Gold Mines Limited 2523 Monument Mining Limited 3050 www.northernvertex.com www.premiergoldmines.com www.monumentmining.com Nouveau Monde Graphite 2830 Primero Mining Corp. 2501 Morien Resources Corp. 2822 www.nouveaumonde.ca www.primeromining.com www.morienres.com Novagold Resources Inc. 2901 Prize Mining Corporation 3146 Moydow Resources Limited 2532 www.novagold.com www.prizemining.com www.moydow.com OceanaGold Corporation 2841 Probe Metals Inc. 2847 Mundoro Capital Inc. 2530 www.oceanagold.com www.probemetals.com www.mundoro.com OK2 Minerals Ltd. 2308 ProDeMin 3219 Murchison Minerals Ltd. 2111 www.ok2minerals.com www.prodemin.com www.murchisonminerals.com Olivut Resources Ltd. 2419A Prospero Silver Corp. 2943 Nemaska Lithium Inc. 2412B www.olivut.com www.prosperosilver.com www.nemaskalithium.com Opus One Resources Inc. 2125 Puma Exploration Inc. 3336 Neo Lithium Corp. 2828 www.opusoneresources.com www.explorationpuma.com www.neolithium.ca Orefinders Resources Inc. 2324 Purepoint Uranium Group Inc. 2636 Nevada Copper Corp. 2617A www.orefinders.ca www.purepoint.ca www.nevadacopper.com Orezone Gold Corporation 2519 QMX Gold Corporation 3333 Nevada Exploration Inc. 2527 www.orezone.com www.qmxgold.ca www.nevadaexploration.com Orla Mining Ltd. 3046 Quaterra Resources Inc. 2331 Nevada Zinc Corporation 2215B www.orlamining.com www.quaterra.com www.nevadazinc.com Oro Verde Limited 2942 Radisson Mining Resources Inc. 2908 Nevsun Resources Ltd. 2423A www.oroverde.com.au www.radissonmining.com www.nevsun.com Orvana Minerals Corp. 2243 Rambler Metals and Mining PLC 2614A New Gold Inc. 2314 www.orvana.com www.ramblermines.com www.newgold.com Osino Resources Corp. 3015 Randgold Resources Limited 2902 New Pacific Metals Corp. 3239 www.osinoresources.com www.randgoldresources.com www.newpacificmetals.com Osisko Gold Royalties Ltd. 2640 Red Cloud Klondike Strike Inc. 2630 Newcrest Mining Ltd. 2350 www.osiskogr.com www.redcloudks.com www.newcrest.com.au Osisko Metals Incorporated 3013 Red Eagle Mining Corporation 2508 Newmont Mining Corporation 2912 www.osiskometals.com www.redeaglemining.com www.newmont.com Osprey Gold Development Ltd. 2221A Red Metal Resources Ltd. 2538 Newrange Gold Corp. 2415A www.ospreygold.com www.redmetalresources.com www.newrangegold.com OTC Markets Group 2348 Red Pine Exploration Inc. 2512 Nexa Resources S.A. 3322 www.otcmarkets.com www.redpineexp.com www.nexaresources.com

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COMPANY BOOTH COMPANY BOOTH COMPANY BOOTH Redstar Gold Corp. 2645 Sayona Mining Limited 2340 Sudbury Platinum Corp. 2128 www.redstargold.com www.sayonamining.com.au www.sudburyplatinumcorp.com Regulus Resources Inc. 2925 Scandium International Mining Corp. 2818 Sulliden Mining Capital Inc. 2553 www.regulusresources.com www.scandiummining.com www.sulliden.com Renaissance Gold Inc. 2625A Secova Metals Corp. 3329 Talmora Diamond Inc. 2423B www.rengold.com www.secovametals.com www.talmoradiamond.com Renforth Resources Inc. 2223B SEMAFO Inc. 2724 Teck Resources Limited 2509 www.renforthresources.com www.semafo.com www.teck.com Resource Capital Funds 2730 Serabi Gold plc 3316 Telson Resources Inc. 3024 www.resourcecapitalfunds.com www.serabigold.com www.telsonresources.com Reunion Gold Corporation 3142 Serengeti Resources Inc. 2753 Teranga Gold Corporation 3328 www.reuniongold.com www.serengetiresources.com www.terangagold.com Revelo Resources Corp. 2644 Sherritt International Corporation 2312 TerraX Minerals Inc. 2304 www.reveloresources.com www.sherritt.com www.terraxminerals.com Revival Gold Inc. 3302 Shore Gold Inc. 2330 Tethyan Resources PLC 3241 www.revival-gold.com www.shoregold.com www.tethyan-resources.com Richardson GMP - The Horwood Team 3048 Sidex 2213A Timberline Resources Corporation 2848 www.richardsongmp.com www.sidex.ca www.timberline-resources.com Rio Tinto 2100 Sierra Metals Inc. 2441 Tinka Resources Ltd. 2937 www.riotinto.com www.sierrametals.com www.tinkaresources.com Riversgold Ltd. 3326 Silver Bear Resources Inc. 3342 Tintina Resources Inc. 3246 www.riversgold.com.au www.silverbearresources.com www.tintinaresources.com Riverside Resources Inc. 2413A Silver One Resources 2930 Titan Mining Corp. 2221B www.rivres.com www.silverone.com www.titanminingcorp.com RJK Explorations Ltd. 2332 Silvercorp Metals Inc. 2834 TMAC Resources Inc. 2500 www.rjkexplorations.com www.silvercorp.ca www.tmacresources.com RNC Minerals 2549 SilverCrest Metals Inc. 2448 TMX Group 2917 www.rncminerals.com www.silvercrestmetals.com www.tsx.com Rockcliff Metals Corporation 2816 Sirios Resources Inc. 2910 Toachi Mining Inc. 3017 www.rockcliffcoppercorp.com www.sirios.com www.toachimining.com Rogue Resources Inc. 2215A Sixty North Gold Mining Ltd. 2333 Transition Metals Corp. 2126 www.rogueresources.ca www.sixtynorthgold.com www.transitionmetalscorp.com ROKMASTER Resources Corp. 3153 Skeena Resources Ltd. 2223A Treasury Metals Inc. 2104 www.rokmaster.com www.skeenaresources.com www.treasurymetals.com Romios Gold Resources Inc. 2131 Skyharbour Resources Ltd. 2629 Tres-Or Resources Ltd. 2233 www.romios.com www.skyharbourltd.com www.tres-or.com Roscan Minerals Corporation 3132 Solitario Zinc Corp. 2422A Trevali Mining Corporation 2118 www.roscan.ca www.solitariozinc.com www.trevali.com Roxgold Inc. 2635 Sonoro Metals Corp. 2328 Tri Origin Exploration Ltd. 2503 www.roxgold.com www.sonorometals.com www.triorigin.com Royal Canadian Mint 3032 South32 Limited 3042 Trilogy Metals Inc. 3041 www.reserves.mint.ca www.south32.net www.trilogymetals.com Royal Road Minerals 2342 Sphinx Resources Ltd. 2213B TriMetals Mining Inc. 3030 www.royalroadminerals.com www.sphinxresources.ca www.trimetalsmining.com Rubicon Minerals Corporation 2420B Sprott Group of Companies 3049 TriStar Gold Inc. 2152 www.rubiconminerals.com www.sprott.com www.tristargold.com Rugby Mining Limited 3250 SQM 2840 Triumph Gold Corp. 3214 www.rugbymining.com www.sqm.com www.triumphgoldcorp.com Rye Patch Gold Corp. 2751 Starcore International Mines Ltd. 2846 Tudor Gold Corp. 3346 www.ryepatchgold.com www.starcore.com www.tudor-gold.com S2 Resources Ltd. 2922 Steppe Gold Limited 3228 Ucore Rare Metals Inc. 2110 www.s2resources.com.au www.steppegold.com www.ucore.com Sabina Gold & Silver Corp. 2843 Stornoway Diamond Corporation 2938 UEX Corporation 2429 www.sabinagoldsilver.com www.stornowaydiamonds.com www.uex-corporation.com Salazar Resources Limited 2945 Stratabound Minerals Corp. 3243 Unicorn Mineral Resources Limited 2539 www.salazarresources.com www.stratabound.com www.unicornmineralresources.com Sandstorm Gold Ltd. 2850 Strategic Exploration Group 2346 Unigold Inc. 2440 www.sandstormgold.com www.segroup.ca www.unigoldinc.com Sattva Capital Corp. 2813 Strongbow Exploration Inc. 2545 Uranium Energy Corp. 2528 www.sattvacapital.net www.strongbowexploration.com www.uraniumenergy.com Savary Gold Corp. 3151 Stuhini Exploration Inc. 3344 Ur-Energy USA Inc. 2443 www.savarygold.com www.Stuhinexploration.com www.ur-energy.com

88 PDAC 2018 | www.pdac.ca/convention COMPANY BOOTH COMPANY BOOTH COMPANY BOOTH Vale 2307 Wesdome Gold Mines Ltd. 2412A Yamana Gold Inc. 2715 www.vale.com www.wesdome.com www.yamana.com VanadiumCorp Resource Inc. 2842 West High Yield W.H.Y. Resources Ltd. 2923 Zenyatta Ventures Ltd. 2619A www.vanadiumcorp.com www.whyresources.com www.zenyatta.ca Vangold Mining Corp. 3314 West Red Lake Gold Mines Inc. 3122 Zephyr Minerals Ltd. 2836 www.vangoldmining.com www.westredlakegold.com www.zephyrminerals.com Velocity Minerals Ltd. 3145 Western Copper and Gold Corporation 2133 Zimtu Capital Corp. 2819 www.velocityminerals.com www.westerncopperandgold.com www.zimtu.com Vendetta Mining Corp. 2743 Western Uranium Corporation 2616B Zinc One Resources Inc. 3138 www.vendettaminingcorp.com www.western-uranium.com www.zincone.com Victory Nickel Inc. 2625B Wheaton Precious Metals Corp. 2311 www.victorynickel.ca www.wheatonpm.com Vimy Resources Limited 3218 White Gold Corp. 2139 www.vimyresources.com.au www.whitegoldcorp.ca Vior Inc. 3211 Wolfden Resources Corporation 2612A www.vior.ca www.wolfdenresources.com Vista Gold Corp. 2235 X-Terra Resources 3244 www.vistagold.com www.xterraresorces.com Viva Gold Corp. 3022 www.vivagoldcorp.com Vulcan Minerals Inc. 2744 www.vulcanminerals.ca INVESTORS EXCHANGE Wallbridge Mining Company Limited 2442 www.wallbridgemining.com

Wealth Minerals Ltd. 3141 Sponsored by www.wealthminerals.com Wemindji Exploration Inc. 2219A www.wemex.ca

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Ashanti Gold Corp., Kossanto East gold project, Farikounda, Sponsored by Tambacounda, Mali, 3115B Azimut Exploration Inc., Eleonore South gold property, James Bay, Quebec, Canada, 3116B Azure Minerals Limited, Oposura Zn-Pb-Ag deposit, SESSION A Hermosillo, Sonora, Mexico, 3113B Sunday March 4 10:00 am – 5:00 pm Bonterra Resources Inc., Gladiator gold deposit, Val-d'Or, Monday March 5 10:00 am – 5:00 pm Quebec, Canada, 3117B Almadex Minerals Limited, El Cobre Au-Cu project, Veracruz Canada Zinc Metals Corp., Akie Zn-Pb-Ag project, City, Veracruz, Mexico, 3105A Mackenzie, British Columbia, Canada, 3102B Arizona Mining Inc., Hermosa-Taylor Zn-Pb-Ag deposit, Chakana Copper Corporation, Soledad Cu-Au-Ag project, Patagonia, Arizona, USA, 3108A Aija, Ancash, Peru, 3118B ATAC Resources Ltd., Rackla gold property, Keno City, Constantine Metal Resources Ltd., Palmer Cu, Zn, Au, Ag Yukon, Canada, 3107A project, Haines, Alaska, USA, 3114B Avalon Advanced Materials Inc., Separation Rapids lithium Defiance Silver Corp.,San Acacio silver deposit, Zacatecas, project, Kenora, Ontario, Canada, 3117A Mexico, 3107B B2Gold Corp., Toega gold project, Ouagadougou, Burkina EnGold Mines Ltd., Lac La Hache Cu, Au, Ag, Fe discovery, Faso, 3115A Lac La Hache, British Columbia, Canada, 3105B Banyan Gold Corp., Hyland Au-Ag project, Watson Lake, Galway Metals Inc., Clarence Stream gold project, Yukon, Canada, 3102A Fredericton, New Brunswick, Canada, 3106B Barrick Gold, Del Carmen gold property, San Juan, San GGX Gold Corp., Gold Drop gold property, Greenwood, Juan Province, Argentina, 3100A British Columbia, Canada, 3112B Brixton Metals Corporation, Thorn Au-Ag project, Atlin, Minera Tres Valles, Don Gabriel copper deposit, Salmanca, British Columbia, Canada, 3106A Choapa, Chile, 3110B Ero Copper Corp., Vale do Curaçá copper property, Pilar, North American Palladium Ltd., Lac des Iles palladium Bahia, Brazil, 3109A mine, Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada, 3101B Golden Predator Mining Corp., The 3 Aces gold project, NuLegacy Gold Corporation, Red Hill gold project, Elko, Watson Lake, Yukon, Canada, 3114A Nevada, USA, 3109B GT Gold Corp., Saddle gold discovery, Iskut, British Orca Gold Inc., Block 14 gold project, Abu Hamad, River Nile, Columbia, Canada, 3104A Sudan, 3104B Happy Creek Minerals Ltd., Fox tungsten project, 100 Mile Sandstorm Gold Ltd., Hot Maden Au-Cu project, Artvin, House, British Columbia, Canada, 3116A Turkey, 3103B Kirkland Lake Gold Inc., Fosterville gold mine, Bendigo, SilverCrest Metals Inc., Las Chispas Au-Ag project, Victoria, Australia, 3103A Banamichi, Sonora, Mexico, 3100B Kootenay Silver Inc., La Cigarra Ag, Au, Pb, Zn project, Teck Resources Limited, Quebrada Blanca Phase 2 Cu-Mo Parral, Chihuahua, Mexico, 3113A project, Iquique, Tarapacá, Chile, 3119B Noront Resources Ltd., McFaulds No. 8 Cu-Zn discovery, Triumph Gold Corp., Revenue Cu, Mo, Au, Ag deposit, Webequie First Nation, Ontario, Canada, 3119A Carmacks, Yukon, Canada, 3108B Red Pine Exploration Inc., Wawa gold project, Wawa, White Gold Corp., White gold project, Dawson City, Yukon, Ontario, Canada, 3112A Canada, 3111B Regulus Resources Inc., AntaKori Cu-Au-Ag project, Cajamarca, Department of Cajamarca, Peru, 3118A Sirios Resources Inc., Cheechoo gold project, Eeyou Istchee James Bay, Quebec, Canada, 3110A Tinka Resources Limited, Ayawilca Zn-Sn project, Cerro de Pasco, Pasco Region, Peru, 3111A Wallbridge Mining Company Limited, Fenelon gold project, Matagami, Quebec, Canada, 3101A

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South Building, Investors Exchange, Level 800 Visit this special feature area within the Investors Exchange where Trade Show eligible companies are exhibiting. Mining Marketplace Booth Assignments

COMPANY BOOTH COMPANY BOOTH COMPANY BOOTH Association for Mineral Exploration Methapharm 2209 Qmine Geo-Service Corp. 2810 British Columbia (AME BC) 2608 www.methapharm.com www.qmine.ca www.amebc.ca Northern Miner Group, The 2409 Sample Archive System 3008 CTA Environmental Consultants 2408 www.northernminer.com SciAps, Inc. 3210 www.cta-consultoria.com Objectivity 2411 www.sciaps.com DMCL Chartered Professional www.objectivity.ca Scott Steel Erectors Inc. 3007 Accountants 2610 Ontario Geological Survey 2807 www.scottsteel.ca www.dmcl.ca www.geologyontario.mndm.gov.on.ca SCR Mining and Tunnelling L.P. 3009 GeoMinera S.A. 2808 OrenInc 3010 www.scrmines.com www.gmsa.cu www.oreninc.com Stockhouse Publishing Ltd. 3208 Imago Inc. 2410 Orix Geoscience Inc. 2809 www.stockhouse.com www.imago.live www.orixgeo.com UBC Mining Engineering 2607 KORE Geosystems 2207 PubCo Reporting Solutions, Inc. 2609 www.mining.ubc.ca www.koregeosystems.com www.pubcoreporting.com

Mining Marketplace Exhibitors by Business Category

COMPANY BOOTH COMPANY BOOTH COMPANY BOOTH Associations Health services Research organizations Association for Mineral Exploration Methapharm 2209 OrenInc 3010 British Columbia (AME BC) 2608 Financial/insurance companies Software companies Consulting services PubCo Reporting Solutions, Inc. 2609 Imago Inc. 2410 CTA Environmental Consultants 2408 Geological surveys Universities/colleges DMCL Chartered Professional Accountants 2610 Ontario Geological Survey 2807 UBC Mining Engineering 2607 Objectivity 2411 Other Orix Geoscience Inc. 2809 KORE Geosystems 2207 Qmine Geo-Service Corp. 2810 Exploration/mining companies GeoMinera S.A. 2808 Scott Steel Erectors Inc. 3007 Exploration/mining equipment & supplies Publications Sample Archive System 3008 Northern Miner Group, The 2409 SciAps, Inc. 3210 Stockhouse Publishing Ltd. 3208 SCR Mining and Tunnelling L.P. 3009

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