OUR REPORT TO THE COMMUNITY

SUMMER 2021 Embracing Our Purpose and Values How putting people first helps us succeed

Peter Xavier, Vice President Glencore Sudbury Integrated Nickel Operations

As we look back at what has been a most difficult year living and working through the worst pandemic in our lifetimes, we also look ahead with hope that the worst is behind us. More importantly, we should feel Lauren Malafarina, Senior Process Engineer, Strathcona Mill, and member of the Emergency Response Team. immense pride over how we have continued to succeed by not losing sight of our shared values. mining operations among the I thank all employees and their safest in the world, our COVID Historical Sulphur Dioxide Emissions Reduction response is part of a -wide families for having adapted so Glencore effort that includes well to our new reality. Sudbury INO Smelter a new Infectious Disease Task SO2 Emission Reductions 1960 -2020 400000 90000 Force and initiatives designed SO2 Emissions Ni Prod Regulated Limit Those values — safety, integrity, to keep our workplace COVID- responsibility, openness, free. Expect these new safety 300000 67500 simplicity and entrepreneurialism protocols to continue for as long Emitted — define who we are, both as as the threat of outbreaks exist at 2 a company and as individuals. all worksites. 200000 45000 And they support our Purpose Tonnes of SO Tonnes

While safety tools and training Production of Ni Tonnes to deliver the commodities 100000 22500 necessary to advance everyday continue to be important, future life. significant improvements 0 0 in safety will be the result of 1964 1968 1972 1976 1980 1984 1988 1992 1996 2000 2004 2008 2012 2016 2020 2024 implementation of new At the heart of everything we technology such as battery do is Safety. It has never been electric and autonomous project continues unabated Other major projects that more of a focus than this past equipment used to reduce where we face new challenges continued this past year year as we adapted to the reality emissions and remove workers that require innovative solutions include our feasibility work on a of working under the threat of from hazards. and the application of advanced partnership with Vale to extend COVID-19. In addition to ongoing technology. By the time Onaping Nickel Rim South Mine life, and safety measures that keep our Speaking of innovation, the Depth achieves full production advanced exploration including promise of a strong future for in 2025, it will feature more Norman West () and

Top left: Lea Willemse, Smelter Environmental Sudbury INO continues to be advanced automation, real-time Moose Lake (Onaping). Lead, conducting water sampling at the based on exploration and mining surface-to-underground control Sudbury Smelter in the town of Falconbridge. at depths that not long ago and communication, and a zero Bottom left: Matt Lawrence, Senior Mining were thought to be impossible. emission, electric battery-powered Engineer at Craig Mine – Onaping Depth Project. Progress on our Onaping Depth fleet of vehicles. 1 2 Shane Southwind, our Underground Miner at Fraser mine, and also a proud member of Sagamok Anishnawbek First Nation. Michelle Lemire, Strathcona Mill Technician III, conducting water sampling within our Strathcona Wastewater Treatment System at Onaping.

I am pleased to note that the excellent working Sudbury Impact In 2020 Managing Continuous Improvement Raising the bar. relationship with our employees and unions has Sudbury INO’s Environmental JOBS Did you know that all Sudbury INO sites have been ISO 14001 resulted in two new collective agreements in early 1,250 Permanent employees certified, and they were recently combined into one, integrated Management System lays out a clear 2021. The economic benefit to the community from 1,200 contractors mainly working on Major Capital Projects ISO 14001 system? set of criteria for: our operations, permanent employees, contractors, and indirect jobs, is substantial. Along with it, our CAPITAL INVESTMENT* So what is ISO 14001? • Managing significant $306 M efforts to improve the health of our employees, ISO 14001 is the international standard for environmental environmental aspects, with clear On sustaining and expansionary investment their families and the communities in which we management systems. It maps out a framework that a company environmental objectives, targets operate has continued to be our priority. New ways INDIRECT JOBS or organization follows to achieve an effective and plans to demonstrate our support include a $500,000 8,000 environmental management system, which in turn, • Training employees and donation towards a second MRI unit at Health drives continuous performance improvements. contractors to build awareness of Sciences North and a $170,000 contribution from TOTAL WAGES & OPERATION SPEND* the environmental management the Glencore Community Fund to support COVID $570 M system, ensuring that everyone *In Canadian dollars To maintain this high level of excellence, an relief. Other perennial donations of financial and independent third party audits Sudbury INO each understands their responsibility employee volunteer support include United Way, year to ensure our Operations not only remain compliant, but • Reviewing the system annually to Sudbury Food Bank, and education and training continually improve, adding value to the organization. ensure its effectiveness programs to name a few. As well, we continue to actively pursue opportunities to strengthen our What does success valued relationships with local Indigenous partners. look like? • Demonstrated commitment I invite you to review this Report to the Community to the environment and the for more details of our activities in support of our mitigation hierarchy, with defined communities as well as our industry-leading efforts responsibilities and accountability to build Glencore Sudbury INO into a safer, more for employees productive mining company, one that responsibly • Monitoring and reporting on delivers those materials so vital for everyday life. environmental performances • Achievement of environmental objectives • No significant environmental Two members of the Mobile Maintenance Crew at Nickel Rim South Mine Adam May, Smelter Occupational Hygiene Technician, changing the particulate filter at working at the 1,480 m underground workshop. the Air Monitoring Station in the town of Falconbridge. incidents occurring at all sites 3 4 Craig Mine - Onaping Depth Project

Realizing the future of Sudbury INO by reimagining the future of mining

More than a quarter century ago, and equipment running on productivity but improve mine when Glencore first identified battery-powered electricity health and safety by removing significant deposits of nickel with zero emissions became a workers from hazardous work and copper ore 1.5 kilometres possibility, solutions to all other sites. Supporting infrastructure below the bottom of its Craig barriers seemed manageable. For will include a mine-wide Mine shaft, the idea of mining at example, a reduction in emissions underground-to-surface wifi such depths seemed impossible. results in a reduction in the need network— Onaping Depth’s From both an economic and for ventilation, which in turn ‘digital backbone.’ technical perspective, there reduces the mine’s overall power were simply too many barriers to needs. Sudbury INO continues overcome. Fast forward to 2018, to work with major Original and Onaping Depth, expected Equipment Manufacturers to reach nearly three kilometres (OEMs) to develop a battery beneath the surface, was given technology that will be practical, the green light for construction powerful and cost-effective. to begin. Glencore Sudbury INO’s creative So what changed? In a word, and engineering expertise then technology. To begin with, there turned its attention to applying have been advancements in existing computerized mining battery technology due to technology to move towards a an ever-increasing demand more autonomous operation for battery powered vehicles, with real-time monitoring and including those in the mining control from a remote location, Top: Craig Mine - Onaping Depth Project site industry. Once an entire fleet of either underground or on surface. Right: Shaft sinking – bolting on Deck 7 underground mining vehicles This would not only maximize (1,540 m level underground) 5 6 to 25kV power designed to overcome power loses as we travel to greater depths underground. The team is well underway with initial procurement activities to secure the Battery Electric Vehicle fleet required for underground development in the coming years. The current timeline has first ore up from Onaping Depth in 2024 and the mine completed by 2025.

Once complete, Onaping Depth mine will become a primary source of nickel ore for Glencore Sudbury mill and smelter operations for years to come. It will serve as the newest template for deep mines of the future as they become more common in hard rock conditions. Its innovative advancements in design and application of new technologies will show the way to build and operate deep mines while maximizing productivity, Top and bottom: Hillcrest Substation substantially complete and transmission lines from Hydro One to Craig Mine through Hillcrest are complete; 25kV underground cables are installed to Onaping Depth Project Hoistroom. reducing the environmental impact on the community and ensuring the health and Work to date includes safety of employees. completion or near completion of the shaft down to the ~1,760 Headworks construction (complete) at the 1,150 m level underground. Photo Find more information on our Innovation m level. Both Production and above shows hoist commissioning: 300 Service Roped-up, and photo below shows hoist commissioning: 100 Production Hoist Roped-up. Video Series in this link: https://www.glencore. Service permanent winze hoists ca/en/Media-and-insights/Insights/building- are operational in a ‘sinking’ the-mine-of-the-future configuration and construction of the customized underground headframe, ore bin and apron feeder are also now complete. All project development with the exception of that which will occur “off shaft” has been completed, including a one- kilometre section connecting Craig shaft to the internal winze. In this throughway, all rail and services are now installed and under commissioning, beyond which the project will commence the movement of personnel, materials and ore/ waste via locomotive on this level. Construction is underway on the infrastructure including the cooling plant on the 1,915 m level. Power upgrades at Hillcrest are also substantially complete and the project is currently preparing to transition 7 8 Other preventative measures adopted by Sudbury Health INO have included: • Information posters, website and intranet pages and Safety • Letter to the community • Active screening • Barriers installed in work vehicles and refuge Adapting to stations • Strict physical distancing in all areas COVID-19 while • Offering remote work arrangements where possible staying true to Our commitment to the community was demonstrated by Sudbury INO’s success in Barriers placed in the underground refuge station at Nickel Rim South An employee going through our COVID-19 Automated Active Screening at our commitment Mine helped protect employees from the possibility of contracting the XPS Building in the town of Falconbridge. maintaining continual operations throughout the COVID-19 while on lunch break. to safety pandemic. The mining sector was designated early in the pandemic as an essential business in the Province of . The province allowed us to operate but the ability to continue business and maintain employment for our workforce was largely the result of our employees’ compliance to the COVID-19 controls we implemented and compliance to the advice of our public health officials. Glencore Sudbury INO’s primary commitment to health and safety extends far beyond the As our safety program continues to mature, a workplace, into employees’ home lives and the long-term strategy is emerging in the area of Ongoing communication campaigns helped promote COVID-19 community at large. This was especially true advancements through technology. For example, vaccinations. during the past year as the Northeast was not autonomous mining operations at Onaping Depth spared the effects of the global COVID-19 crisis. will effectively remove workers from hazards at the Glencore’s response to the pandemic has been mine face. Innovative thinking is also being applied to act according to the specific needs of its to the reduction of emissions at Onaping Depth, as well as throughout Sudbury INO operations Sudbury INO has been working together with local partner Med-I-Well for partner communities, all supported by a global To keep everyone safe and more than 10 years to develop health programs for our workforce. commitment of a US$25 million Community and the community at large. There have also been healthy, please remember: During the pandemic, many of the programs were held virtually. Support Fund. Through Sudbury INO’s Infectious significant safety improvements at the smelter. The Disease Task Force, which monitors the COVID-19 Process Gas Project has been completed with zero situation with daily, weekly and monthly reports, loss time injuries, and the Particulate Emissions the fund is supporting efforts to combat COVID-19 Project has reduced particulate emissions and 2m through contributions to long-term care facilities, improved the smelter’s economic viability. In all, daycare for frontline workers and initiatives to Sudbury INO has made tremendous improvements 4 in reducing emissions while increasing productivity. support the homeless, to name a few. A maximum of four people are Remain allowed in the lunchroom 2 metres apart Another COVID-related addition to health and In 2020, Sudbury INO celebrated the 10th safety promotion was Glencore’s KNOW campaign, anniversary of its Healthy Living Challenge with an internal program initiated last year. It promoted health partner Med-I-Well by launching a Healthy the importance of following COVID-19 safety Weight Challenge that engaged more than 400 guidelines such as mask wearing, social distancing, employees at the start of the year. Over a six month Wash your hands regularly Don’t bring in or use hand sanitizer food to share staying within your bubble, etc. span, participants worked with coaches to improve their lifestyle and body composition through education and encouragement. The program 2m 2m adapted to an on-line format due to the COVID-19 Keep your distance (≥2 metres) Never come to work when you’re ill A NEOMO employee inside of the COVID-19 mobile testing lab. outbreak but still managed a successful outcome Observe good hygiene measures Glencore Sudbury INO teamed up with Vale and NEOMO in setting up and had a positive impact on the health and well- Wear a mask when close to others (<2 metres) this lab that allows us to provide COVID-19 testing to employees and KNOW what to do. Protect each other. their immediate family members within the same household. It also being of employees. provides rapid access to testing for those who may require testing but are asymptomatic, and hence are not eligible to be tested through Public Sample of an internal campaign to promote protection measures during Health. It presents an opportunity to minimize potential virus transmission COVID-19. risk in the workforce and reduce stress on the Provincial testing system.

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Community Training

Connections PARTNERSHIP WITH NORCAT IN BUILDING THE Glencore support for ‘all things MINES OF THE FUTURE Sudbury’ is making a difference Transforming technology and skills through training

Glencore Sudbury INO has always based its role program, which in 2020 raised $360,000 to support Glencore Sudbury INO is pleased that we have Equipped with their human capital and operational as a corporate citizen on the belief that when the a variety of community organizations such as the been able to continue our strong partnership readiness services, NORCAT’s custom training community succeeds, so does the company. In Sudbury Food Bank that rely on the United Way with NORCAT. Known formerly as the Northern program development, and the deployment of their the past decade, the company has made local each year for funds. Centre for Advanced Technology, NORCAT was new Virtual Reality pre-operational circle check contributions totalling $18 million. This support founded in 1995 by a team of business and learning tools are helping industry partners, such has never been more evident than during the past Speaking of COVID, as part of Glencore’s academic visionaries who recognized the need for as Glencore, navigate growth while concurrently year as Glencore’s continued growth and optimism Community Support Fund to assist local responses an organization to promote, educate, and support addressing the technology transformation and for its own future is reflected in several positive to the pandemic, $170,000 has been earmarked for local entrepreneurs, tech innovators, and skilled the “new world of work” that the global mining partnerships and noteworthy contributions. Sudbury area needs. Contributions went to where labour workers to enable long-term and sustainable industry is navigating. the need was most urgent including Indigenous economic and social prosperity for Northern The largest single donation was $500,000 towards communities, long-term care facilities, Maison Ontario. “Our optimism is rooted in recognizing and valuing a second MRI for Health Sciences North and the McCulloch Hospice, and the YMCA, which provides the relationships that NORCAT has worked to Northern Cancer Centre. This critical tool in cancer daycare for front line healthcare workers and In 2019, NORCAT, in partnership with all levels of nurture and embrace since our inception,” says treatment will speed up response times thereby facilities for the homeless. government, Glencore, and other industry partners, Don Duval, CEO of NORCAT. “The on-going improving patient outcomes in northeastern embarked on an ambitious project to construct supports Glencore is providing, including helping Ontario. Glencore Sudbury INO continued its new surface operations at the Underground us in the construction of our new facility at the support of United Way’s ‘Local love in a global crisis’ Above: Through Glencore’s COVID-19 community fund program, Sudbury Centre located within Sudbury INO’s properties in Underground Centre, having a representative serve INO funded the 43 custom built garden boxes at campaign with an additional $40,000 on top of the (WFN) as part of their Gardening Project 2020 for community residents. Onaping, Ontario. NORCAT’s new state-of-the-art as the Chair of our Board, and providing feedback The garden boxes, made by a WFN community resident, were given to annual employee/corporate campaign to help meet 43 members of the community, and filled with top soil. The community facility was designed to support their aspirational and guidance to improve our training programs, are the basic needs of those impacted by COVID-19. members also received a variety of vegetable plants. This project was part goal to be a global leader in skilled labour training even more appreciated given the challenging times of a self-sustaining community program that WFN established due to the That’s in addition to the annual employee match pandemic. and development, and their goal to serve as the we have collectively been managing through.” It is global one-stop shop for all that is the future of relationships and partnerships like the one we have mining technology and innovation. In spite of some with NORCAT that truly give us optimism to proudly unexpected pandemic-related challenges, their celebrate that our community and our industry are new facility is complete and we are more excited well positioned to thrive in the future. than ever about the role NORCAT will continue to play to anchor one of the most vibrant mining LED lighting installation at NORCAT’s Underground Centre. clusters in the world.

NORCAT is also continuing to work with Glencore and other partners on an array of initiatives that are poised to address some of the opportunities and challenges facing our region’s mining industry. Specifically, they are making investments to enhance their flagship programs including their Underground Hardrock Common Core, Diamond Driller Assistant Common Core, and Surface Miner Common Core courses, which are well underway Glencore Sudbury INO was proud to announce a $500,000 donation supporting the Unlock the Potential MRI Campaign from Northern Cancer and aligned to the feedback they have gathered Foundation and Health Sciences North. As a long-time partner of Health Science North and the Northern Cancer Foundation, Glencore looks forward to this much-needed lifesaving service within our community. from key stakeholders. 11 12 Indigenous Partnerships Caring for each other and the world around us

A snapping turtle located on the Smelter property (near Dam 8).

Sudbury INO’s active partnerships with local The survey confirmed the Turtle Pond Wildlife Centre passion project turned non-profit Indigenous communities continued this presence of two species of turtles focuses on the rescue and business. Glencore Sudbury INO past year and were highlighted by activities at the smelter site including rehabilitation of turtles as well congratulates Gloria for her work related to reducing the impact of COVID-19. the snapping turtle. Snapping as bats. It will also treat other and for being an inspiration to Sudbury INO donated funds to Atikameksheng turtle overwintering sites are injured wildlife species, most us all. Learn more about the Anishnawbek, Wahnapitae First Nation and considered a Significant Wildlife notably birds, on a case-by- Turtle Pond Wildlife Centre by Sagamok Anishnawbek First Nation for health Habitat due to their at risk status. case basis. Gloria combines her visiting its website: https://www. supplies and other initiatives. These included the natural scientific abilities with turtlepondwc.com “Mijiim” (food) Support Program, setting up an As a result of the survey, “turtle a deep love for wildlife in this isolation centre for community members who crossing” signage will be placed may become sick and want to isolate themselves where appropriate. Smelter from their families, and the building of garden employees will be provided boxes for community residents to grow their information on the turtles and own produce, herbs, and medical plants, while A baby snapping turtle, found on our Smelter property. encouraged to report any turtle enjoying the outdoors and promoting mental sightings. Barricades will also be health and well being. In addition to these three erected around sensitive turtle local communities, Sudbury INO also has a nesting sites. Memorandum of Understanding with the Métis Nation of Ontario. Sudbury INO’s partnerships Speaking of turtles… with the leadership in these Indigenous Should one of those Sudbury Communities enable us to share information, INO Smelter snapping turtles support community projects and infrastructure, ever find itself feeling under the and work together on environmental monitoring weather, it just might end up and rehabilitation. going home with a Chemist in the Analytical Chemistry group One example of how an indigenous partnership at the Smelter. By day, Gloria can protect our environment is the Smelter Turtle Morissette is a Glencore chemist Survey undertaken in May and June of 2020 by but at home she’s an authorized Sudbury INO, Tulloch Environmental Consultants wildlife custodian at the Turtle and Wahnapitae First Nation. Five pond turtle Pond Wildlife Centre, serving all surveys were conducted on Sudbury INO Smelter of northern Ontario. Gloria began property in order to determine if turtles and the wildlife rescue centre on her their nesting grounds were present and if so, family’s Val Caron property in recommend best management practices to 2017. Turtle egg shells were found on the Smelter property, evidence that a protect and improve this biosphere. turtle was nesting in this location during the previous year. Gloria Morissette, Sudbury INO Chemist III, at her Turtle Pond Wildlife location. 13 14 The Environment Employee Achievement Kudos Top of the rock Sudbury INO: Biodiversity Research Samantha McGarry, Site Excellence in rock mechanics at Glencore Sudbury INO was Rehabilitation Lead at Glencore celebrated recently as Brad Simser, the company’s Principal & Development Sudbury INO, has been named the Ground Control Engineer, was awarded the Canadian Institute recipient of the Dr. Jack Winch Early of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum’s Rock Mechanics Award in Career National Award for her years of the fall of 2020. dedication and accomplishments in Industrial Residue Research - A field study We look forward to learning the field of land reclamation research The award is presented to CIM members who have made whether the research can be of wood ash and sludge for mine site soil and practice. Sam began work on significant and lasting contributions to the advancement of applied to improving soil conditions Glencore brownfields in support rock mechanics in the Canadian mining industry. Recipients are rehabilitation and biodiversity in the Sudbury and contribute to increased of her thesis. Her unwavering work chosen by the CIM’s Society of Rock Engineering. basin biodiversity on the Smelter site. ethic, technical abilities and constant positivity drove her to achieve Brad’s career in rock engineering began more than 30 years ago Glencore Sudbury INO is proud to support a study into the viability The results will be used to shape success after success, including with Anglo American in South Africa. Since then, he has worked of using a wood-ash treatment for the purpose of soil remediation the planning and implementation having her thesis strategies and as a ground control engineer with several operations. In his on acidified soils resulting from mining and smelting operations. of long-term rehabilitation conclusions adopted by Glencore. current position, Brad manages the ground control programs It follows a pilot project done between the Natural Sciences activities. Our goal is to restore Not surprisingly, Sam was also hired for the Fraser Mine Complex and Nickel Rim South Mine, and is and Engineering Research Council of Canada, Atlantic Power the natural environment to its by Glencore! As Site Rehabilitation the lead for mine development projects at Craig Mine - Onaping Corporation and Collège Boréal. In a controlled greenhouse setting, pre-mining/smelting state or a Lead, she continues to manage Depth and Nickel Rim South Extension. wood-ash was found to have statistically significant and positive similar appropriate end land use. tailings reclamation research and is effects on soil nutrients and tree seedling growth. The wood-ash It provides a new opportunity to responsible for the development and An exceptional engineer who has authored numerous papers on has a low nitrogen content. Therefore, the purpose of the field trial reduce soil acidity and improve implementation of closure plans for the practical application of rock mechanics in operating mines, will be to determine the most effective source (such as pulp sludge) soil nutrients while strengthening Sudbury INO and Timmins sites. Sam Brad’s industry-leading expertise and experience have helped and concentration of nitrogen to be combined with wood-ash to partnerships and community is also Glencore’s representative on countless underground workers come home safely after each maximize soil fertility and plant growth to achieve biodiversity. relationships. Furthermore, it ’s VETAC (Vegetation shift. With Brad’s guidance, Glencore Sudbury INO will continue provides a solution to re-purpose Enhancement Technical Advisory to advance the field of rock mechanics and the role it plays in Laurentian University’s Vale Living With Lakes Centre has joined wood-ash and significantly reduce Committee), which is responsible building and operating safe mines. the partnership to research carbon sequestration on the Sudbury the amount of waste being placed for Sudbury’s re-greening program. landscape. They are working with Collège Boréal to refine the in landfill. We are proud to recognize Sam CIM is the leading, not-for-profit technical society of treatment protocols and study the feasibility of using the ash in McGarry as an exceptional example of professionals in Canadian minerals, materials and energy combination with other materials to find the ideal soil remediation leadership in mining reclamation. industries. mix for use in the Sudbury area. Above and below: Testing of various soil amendment sources and concentrations for Samantha McGarry, M.Sc. Brad Simser optimal tree growth in the Collège Boreal Sudbury INO’s Site Rehabilitation Lead, Strathcona Mill. Principal Ground Control Engineer, Sudbury INO. greenhouse.

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Where it all begins

number of discoveries including Onaping Depth, Nickel Rim Depth, Norman West and Moose Lake in Levack Township, have uncovered significant deposits, some as deep as 2.5 kilometres beneath the surface. The process of following the geological clues and trends in the rock requires specialized disciplines that include field mapping and analysis, remote sensing and geophysics, geochemistry, computer modelling, targeted core drilling and others.

Exploration work at ever- Dave Richardson and Andre Stewart, Exploration and Geology Team, analyzing core and ore samples at Nickel Rim South Mine. increasing depths does not happen without an element of risk and Sudbury INO ensures for the future of the company, that the health and safety of Snyder says there is a significant Norman West Exploration site near Capreol. its exploration team, including ripple effect. “For the community contract workers from the and for society, successful Wisner Who would have thought that The Sudbury Basin is a 1.8 Norman supply and services industry, exploration and development West more than 140 years after the billion year old natural wonder, is a top priority. Quality-driven creates well paying jobs and new first discovery of nickel ore at the a massive crater caused by Mill Fraser procedures have resulted in a infrastructure such as roads and Nickel Rim South famed Sudbury basin, Glencore Moose Lake a meteorite impact during zero LTI (Loss Time Injury) record electric power supply. These in Sudbury INO would continue to the Paleoproterozoic era. The since 2008. These procedures turn are catalysts for broader Onaping Depth explore and identify significant Smelter resulting geological formation, include targeting high-risk economic development and new deposits in the area? In the rim of the basin, is where the situations in collaboration with increased government revenues, fact, the company’s exploration different mineralization deposits, workers, safety training, ongoing which are then invested in Sudbury Igneous Complex activity has been ongoing since including nickel, copper and procedural improvements, and priorities that include education, Sudbury INO Properties its Sudbury operation began, precious metals, are found. And it Sudbury INO/JV Properties interactive on-site safety pauses. healthcare and social programs Ore Zones Mines resulting in the discovery of is where the exploration activity Glencore that support those in need.” Vale KGHM several significant ore deposits. of the past century has been 60 km Gregg Snyder, Manager of Other Many of those finds have focused. Geology and Exploration, When it comes to Exploration become operating mines that Sudbury INO, says exploration at Glencore Sudbury INO, it is have contributed not only to the Today, Sudbury INO’s search for activity will continue at several one division that truly embodies company’s longevity, but to the the next big discovery continues, locations along the Basin the company’s core purpose prosperity of the community at but at depths that up until through 2021 and beyond. While of responsibly sourcing the large. recently were thought to be out successful exploration and commodities needed to advance of reach. Over the last ten years, a development are important everyday life. 17 18 About Glencore’s Sudbury Our Sudbury operations include exploration, Front cover painting of Glencore’s Craig Integrated Nickel Operations underground mines, a mill and a smelter, all Mine - Onaping Depth and back cover painting of Norman West, were painted (Sudbury INO) located in this basin. We currently employ more than 1,250 permanent employees. by Hans Matthews, a local Aboriginal Anishinabek Nation artist and geologist Sudbury, Ontario, Canada is one of the Our Report to the Community contains from the Wahnapitae First Nation, most geologically rich areas of the world. information from around our operations in Ontario, Canada. Hans is the recipient of This northern city in the Canadian Shield Sudbury. If you have a suggestion for topics the 2020 PDAC Skookum Jim Award. boasts a 60-kilometre-long formation you’d like to read about in the next edition called the Sudbury basin, which is or a comment on this issue, email us at brimming with nickel, copper, cobalt, gold, [email protected] or contact silver, platinum and palladium deposits. Iyo Grenon at 705 693 2761, ext. 3120. It’s also been home to Sudbury Integrated

Nickel Operations since 1928.