PDAC International Convention, Trade Show & Investors Exchange

CONVENTION PROGRAM 9, 2017) (as of February

8, 2017 –

Toronto, Canada Toronto, Exchange March 5 Centre Convention Metro Toronto Trade Show & Investors & Investors Show Trade International Convention,International PDAC

PDAC 2017 International Convention, Trade Show & Investors Exchange Convention Program Schedule at a Glance All events take place in the Metro Toronto Convention Centre, South Building, unless otherwise indicated.

FRIDAY, MARCH 3 SATURDAY, MARCH 4 SUNDAY, MARCH 5 MONDAY, MARCH 6 TUESDAY, MARCH 7 WEDNESDAY, MARCH 8

Registration 7:00 am – 6:00 pm 7:00 am – 5:00 pm 7:00 am – 12:00 pm Desk Level 600 Level 600 Level 600 Aboriginal 9:30 – 11:30 am 9:00 am – 12:00 pm Program Room 714 The mineral industry and Room 717 Aboriginal law, Indigenous Indigenous communities frameworks and regulatory regimes 2:00 – 4:30 pm 2:00 – 4:30 pm Room 701 The Aboriginal Forum Room 717 Aboriginal communities and the mineral industry: Partnerships, leadership and perspectives Capital 8:30 – 10:00 am Markets Room 714 The future of exploration and mining Program finance, Part One 10:30 am – 12:00 pm Room 714 The future of exploration and mining finance, Part Two 1:30 – 3:00 pm Room 711 Where even explorers might fear to tread 3:30 – 4:45 pm Room 711 What management and investors need to know about activist shareholders and proxy fights Corporate 10:00 – 11:40 am 10:00 – 11:40 am Presentation Room 803 Base metals: International Room 801B Gold: Americas 2 Forum for Room 801A Diamonds Room 803 Gold: Development 1 Investors Room 801B Gold: Americas 1 Room 802 Royalty companies & Room 802 Gold: Exploration 1 prospect generation Room 801A Zinc 2:00 – 4:40 pm Room 803 Base metals: Exploration 2:00 – 4:40 pm Room 802 Gold: Exploration 2 Room 802 Copper Room 801A Gold: International Room 801B Electric/REE Room 801B Uranium Room 803 Gold: Development 2 Room 801A Silver CSR Event 9:00 am – 12:00 pm 9:30 am – 12:30 pm 9:00 am – 12:00 pm 9:00 – 10:30 am Series Room 803 Why partnering Room 717 Where is the trust? Redefining Room 711 Two secret ingredients for building a Room 717 Bringing for development is the mining’s social contract stronger, more resilient company together the public and future of mining private perspectives 2:00 – 3:00 pm 3:30 – 5:00 pm 12:15 – 1:45 pm Room 717 Social conflict in the Room 701 CEO sustainability panel 10:30 am – 12:00 pm Room 803 Integrating local extractive sector Room 717 Leveraging content regulations mineral resources for 3:00 – 4:30 pm economy wide growth 2:00 – 5:00 pm Room 717 Liquid assets: Companies, Room 803 Understanding communities and collaborative water the essential building management blocks of integrated resource management FRIDAY, MARCH 3 SATURDAY, MARCH 4 SUNDAY, MARCH 5 MONDAY, MARCH 6 TUESDAY, MARCH 7 WEDNESDAY, MARCH 8 10:00 am – 5:00 pm 9:00 am – 12:00 pm Exhibits Level 800 Core Shack, Investors Exchange, Mining Marketplace, Prospectors Tent, Trade Show Level 300 Trade Show North Exploration 9:00 am – 12:00 pm Insights Room 713 Letter Writer 9:00 am – 5:00 pm Presentations Room 801 for Investors Networking 8:00 am – 5:00 pm 9:00 – 9:30 am 8:30 – 9:15 am 11:30 am – 1:30 pm 8:00 pm – 12:00 am & Special Scotiabank Pond, North Building, Room 204 Room 701 North Building, Room 105/106 Fairmont Royal York, Events Downsview Park PDAC Annual General Opening Ceremonies Student-Industry Networking Luncheon Canadian Room Mining Matters Meeting (Members Only) Grand Finale (NEW) 12:00 – 2:00 pm 5:00 – 6:30 pm Hockey Tournament 9:00 am – 12:00 pm Room 718 Room 701 North Building, Room 204 Mineral Outlook Luncheon Mining for Diversity PDAC Board of 3:00 – 5:00 pm 6:00 – 11:00 pm Directors Meeting North Building, Level 300, Hall C Fairmont Royal York, Canadian Room (PDAC Directors Only) Trade Show Reception PDAC Awards Gala & After Party

4:00 – 6:00 pm North Building, Level 300, Hall C Opening Day Reception 5:30 – 7:00 pm Fairmont Royal York, Imperial Room Media Reception (By invitation only) Presentation 8:00 am – 12:00 pm 8:00 am – 12:00 pm 8:00 – 10:00 am 8:00 – 10:00 am & Reception Room 206D Euromax Room 202B Deloitte Room 205B Argentina Ministry of Energy and Room 205B ColdBlock Rooms Resources Ltd., Mundoro Room 203B Colombian Government, National Mines (Reception Room) Technologies (Reception Capital Inc., Dundee Mining Agency Room) 8:00 am – 12:00 pm Precious Metals Inc., Nevsun Room 206B Canadian Northern Economic Room 202B Deloitte 8:00 am – 12:00 pm Resources Ltd., and Mariana Development Agency Room 202D Consulate General of Barbados Room 206B Montt Resources Ltd. 8:00 am – 1:30 pm Room 203B Government of India, Group SpA, Latam 1:30 – 4:30 pm Room 205B Camara Minera de Nicaragua Ministry of Mines Professional Services Room 206B (Reception Room) Room 205DMinistry of Mining and Metallurgy 8:00 am – 12:00 pm Australia Minerals of Bolivia 8:00 am – 6:00 pm Room 206D Hexagon 2:00 – 6:00 pm Room 205D Gobierno Nacional de la Republica 8:00 am – 6:00 pm Mining Room 205D The South del Ecuador Room 206D Trade Commission of Chile and 11:30 am – 1:30 pm African Department of Room 206D Canada-Peru Chamber Ministry of Mining of Chile Room 205B AMIRA Mineral Resources of Commerce 8:30 am – 6:00 pm International Room 206B Canadian German Competence (Reception Room) Centre for Mining and Mineral Resources, 2:00 – 6:00 pm German Mineral Resources Agency in the Room 205D Canada Federal Institute of Geoscience and Natural Eurasia Russia Business Resources, McKinsey & Company and Association (CERBA) Siemens Canada Schedule at a Glance All events take place in the Metro Toronto Convention Centre, South Building, unless otherwise indicated.

FRIDAY, MARCH 3 SATURDAY, MARCH 4 SUNDAY, MARCH 5 MONDAY, MARCH 6 TUESDAY, MARCH 7 WEDNESDAY, MARCH 8 Presentation 2:00 – 7:30 pm 2:00 – 6:00 pm 11:30 am – 1:30 pm 3:00 – 5:00 pm & Reception Room 206D Ministry of Room 202D Government of Greenland, Room 205B Deloitte (Reception Room) Room 205B Rooms Mining and Heavy Industry Greenland Business Association, Arctic Cluster Mushkegowuk Council 2:00 – 4:30 pm of Mongolia of Raw Materials (Reception Room) Room 205D McCarthy Tétrault LLP Room 206B Agency for Technological Development of the Brazilian Mining 2:00 – 6:00 pm Industry (ADIMB) Room 202D Government of the Room 202B Geological Survey of Ireland Northwest Territories Room 203B European Institute of Innovation and 3:00 – 5:00 pm Technology (EIT) Raw Materials Room 203B Centre for Excellence in Mining Innovation 3:00 – 4:30 pm Room 202B Environmental 3:00 – 5:00 pm Resources Management Room 205B Mano River Union (Reception Room) 3:00 – 5:00 pm Room 205BState of Minnesota Minerals Coordinating Committee (Reception Room) 6:30 – 8:30 pm Room 205B European Institute of Innovation and Technology (EIT) Raw Materials (Reception Room) Short Courses 8:00 am – 5:00 pm 8:00 am – 5:00 pm 9:00 am – 5:00 pm 8:00 am – 12:00 pm Room 701A Room 701A Applied Room 718 New exploration Room 801 Mining Applied structural structural geology methods for base and disclosure essentials: geology in in exploration and precious metal deposits: NI 43-101 reporting exploration and mining (Day 2) How to increase success in fundamentals mining (Day 1) Greenstone Terranes 8:00 am – 5:00 pm 2:00 – 6:00 pm 8:00 am – 5:00 pm Room 718B World- Room 714 Room 718B class gold deposits DMEC workshop series: World-class gold (Day 2) The value of regional deposits (Day 1) data in terrane 8:00 am – 5:00 pm scale assessments 9:00 am – 4:30 pm Room 713 Room 714B U.S. Mining Law: An Improving in-depth overview strategic capital and refresher of management the U.S. Mining with integrated Law relating to the valuation and acquiring, developing, risk modelling permitting, financing methods and closing of hard rock mining claims

8:30 am – 4:30 pm Room 803B Health & safety in mineral exploration SME 8:00 am – 6:00 pm 8:00 am – 12:00 pm Bookstore Level 800, Foyer Level 800, Foyer FRIDAY, MARCH 3 SATURDAY, MARCH 4 SUNDAY, MARCH 5 MONDAY, MARCH 6 TUESDAY, MARCH 7 WEDNESDAY, MARCH 8 Student 1:00 – 2:00 pm 10:00 – 11:00 am 10:00 – 11:00 am Program Level 800, Student Hub Level 800, Student Hub PDAC-CIM Toronto Level 800, Student Hub PDAC-CIM Toronto PDAC-CIM Toronto branch branch guided tours branch guided tours guided tours 12:00 – 7:00 pm 11:30 am – 1:30 pm 2:30 – 4:00 pm Fairmont Royal York, Ballroom Room 105/106 Student-Industry Room 714 PDAC-SEG Student Minerals Colloquium Networking Luncheon PDAC Survival Skills 1:00 – 2:00 pm 2:00 – 3:00 pm Level 800, Student Hub PDAC-CIM Toronto Level 800, Student Hub PDAC-CIM Toronto branch guided tours branch guided tours 3:30 – 5:00 pm Room 714 Student-Industry Forum Technical 1:00 – 5:00 pm 8:30 – 9:15 am 9:10 – 11:15 am 9:10 – 11:40 am Program Room 701 Commodities and Room 701 Opening Ceremonies Room 715 Adapting to operational risks and Room 713 market outlook costs in a carbon-constrained world Water in mining 9:35 – 11:35 am 1:00 – 3:05 pm Room 701 Keynote session: What drives success 9:10 – 11:15 am 9:10 – 11:15 am Room 713 Riches of the in our industry? Room 716 Update on new discoveries: What Room 715 Successfully Iberian Peninsula happened and why raising capital 9:10 – 11:40 am 1:00 – 3:40 pm Room 713 Geometallurgy: With you every step 2:00 – 4:05 pm 9:10 – 11:15 am Room 715 A second of the way Room 713 Specialty metals and minerals: Room 716 New opinion on the high-grade Critical materials for new technology discoveries and 9:10 – 11:40 am metamorphic potential of developments 2:00 – 5:20 pm the Grenville Room 716 Seeking better mining outcomes in the next cycle Room 714 Mining valuation: New perspectives and a global update 2:00 – 4:30 pm Room 713 The future of exploration 2:10 – 5:00 pm Room 715 Volcanogenic and exhalative: A 2:00 – 3:40 pm symposium dedicated to Richard W. Hutchinson Room 715 Governance and transparency 2:00 – 4:35 pm 2:00 – 4:30 pm Room 716 Geophysics: New technologies and Room 716 Diamonds in Africa: Part 2—the rest case histories of the story The Prospectors & Developers Association of Canada (PDAC) is the leading voice of the mineral exploration and development community. With over 8,000 members around the world in all sectors of the mining industry, the 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, regarded as the premier international event for the mineral and finance industries. This leading event has been held in Toronto since 1932 and draws over 22,000 attendees from 125 countries annually. Please visit www.pdac.ca.

2017 CONVENTION Jeremy Brett Toronto, ON Sherry Dickert Manager, Convention PLANNING COMMITTEE Tara Christie Dawson City, YK Sponsorship & Marketing Program Alex Christopher Vancouver, BC Zoe Bell Coordinator, James Siddorn SRK Consulting Lisa Davis Toronto, ON Convention Presentations (Canada) Inc. (Chair) Steven Deck Mississauga, ON Andy Chater Andy Chater Exploration Tim Dohey Englewood, CO STAFF Bill Mercer Avalon Advanced Materials Inc. Patrick Donovan Burlington, ON Andrew Cheatle Executive Director Bob Valliant Tri Origin Exploration Ltd. Elaine Ellingham Toronto, ON Anne Belanger Analyst, Geoscience Brian Prill BLP Law Professional Corporation Michael Fowler Toronto, ON & Innovation Catherine Gignac Catherine Gignac Jonathan Fowler Burlington, ON Cameron Ainsworth-Vincze Senior and Associates Ray Goldie Toronto, ON Manager, Communications Charles Beaudry Consultant Mary Louise Hill Thunder Bay, ON Deanna Pagnan Senior Manager, David Christie Goodman Investment Council Joe Hinzer Toronto, ON Public Affairs David Davidson Paradigm Capital Inc. Sherri Hodder Vancouver BC Florence MacLeod Manager, Member Donald Bubar Avalon Advanced Don Hoy Thunder Bay, ON Engagement & Outreach Materials Inc. Dennis Jones Toronto, ON Joan Leslie Chief Accountant Eric Owens Alexandria Minerals Corporation Nick Kohlmann Toronto, ON Krishana Michaud (on leave) Manager, Gonzalo Rosa Turner & Townsend Belinda Labatte Toronto, ON Student Program Ian Blakley RPA UK Felix Lee Toronto, ON Kristy Kenny Coordinator of Communications James Lusby PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP Michael Marchand Calgary AB Lesley Williams Senior Manager, Aboriginal Jim Chan ERM Stephen Morison Vancouver, BC & Regulatory Affairs Joe Hinzer Watts, Griffis and McOuat Limited Marian Moroney Toronto, ON Lisa McDonald Chief Operations Officer John Morganti Lucca Advisors Inc. Glenn Mullan Val-d’Or, QC Madina Kaytmazova Coordinator, John Pike Boart Longyear Sean Samson Vancouver, BC Membership & Reception John Sullivan Excellon Resources Inc. James Siddorn Toronto, ON Marc Gasparotto Coordinator, Jonathan Lafontaine Consultant Keith Spence Toronto, ON Student Program Keith Spence Global Mining Capital Corp. Mike Taylor Miramichi, NB Maria Milanova Manager, IT & Administration Margaret Lai Denison Mines Corp. Ian Thomson Hornby Island, BC Melanie Wallace Analyst, Sustainable Neil Gow Consultant Bob Valliant Aurora, ON Development & International Affairs Patricia Sheahan Consultant Steve Vaughan Singhampton, ON Nadim Kara Senior Director, Policy Patricia Stirbys AECOM Catherine Wade Vancouver, BC Patrick Chance Consultant & Programs Raziel Zisman Toronto, ON Peter Bojtos Independent Company Director Petrona Tulloch Staff Accountant Ran Maoz Analyst, Tax Policy Peter Legein Legein Consulting Inc. HONOURARY DIRECTORS Pierre Landry Centerra Gold Inc. & Capital Markets Robert Hearst AREVA Resources Canada Inc. Gerald E. Cooper Toronto, ON Shawn Campbell Goldcorp Canada Ltd. Wayne Lockhart Boiestown, NB PROSPECTORS & DEVELOPERS Spencer Ramshaw CAMESE ASSOCIATION OF CANADA Stephen Wallace Consultant CONVENTION TEAM 135 King Street East Susan Ma IBI Group Alison Abbott Franklin Event Specialist, Toronto, ON Ted Reeve Haliburton Mineral Services Inc. Convention M5C 1G6 Terence Ortslan TSO & Associates Angela Haynes Event Specialist, Convention Canada Tim Dohey Newmont Mining Corporation Chloe Arbutina Coordinator, (E) [email protected] Todd Hamilton SRK Consulting (Canada) Inc. Convention Exhibits (T) +1 416 362 1969 Wei Qian Hohai University, China Christina Goncalves Toste Manager, www.pdac.ca/convention Convention Sponsorship BOARD OF DIRECTORS & Partnership Development Sandy Archibald Whitby, ON Elena Mazur Coordinator, Augusto Baertl Lima, Peru Convention Marketing Charles Beaudry Toronto, ON Lynda Joyet Senior Manager, Bob Bosshard Toronto, ON Convention Events & Sponsorship Michael Bourassa Toronto, ON Nicole Sampson Director, Convention Robert Boyd Vancouver, BC Rachel Thomason Convention Assistant Tim Bremner North Bay, ON Sarah Nazar Senior Coordinator, Convention Events & Sponsorship

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. Table of Contents

Aboriginal Program...... 25 Networking & Special Events...... 60 Attendee Info ...... 6 Awards Gala & After Party...... 63 Access Pass Information...... 6 Grand Finale ...... 64 All Access Pass Bag...... 7 Mineral Outlook Luncheon...... 61 Health and Safety, Nurse’s Office...... 7 Mining for Diversity...... 62 Mobile Convention Website...... 7 Mining Matters Hockey Tournament (10th Annual)...... 60 Attractions...... 31 Opening Ceremonies...... 61 Electric Race Car (Barrick)...... 31 Opening Day Reception ...... 61 Kirwin Collection...... 31 Student-Industry Networking Luncheon...... 62 Relaxation Corner...... 31 Trade Show Reception...... 62 Social Scene...... 31 Onsite Services...... 12 Virtual & Augmented Reality for the mining industry...... 31 Business Centre hours...... 12 Capital Markets Program...... 32 Coat Check...... 12 Core Shack...... 84 Exhibits hours...... 12 Corporate Presentation Forum for Investors...... 34 Free Water...... 13 Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) Event Series...... 27 Info Centre...... 12 Exploration Insights...... 36 Media Centre...... 12 Finding Your Way Around...... 8 Places to Eat...... 13 Convention Ambassadors...... 8 Registration Desk hours...... 12 Floorplan (North Building, Level 200)...... 8 Shoe Shine Stands...... 14 Floorplan (South Building, Levels 600, 700)...... 9 Shuttle Service...... 14 Floorplan (South Building, Level 800)...... 10 SME Bookstore...... 15 MTCC Overview Map...... 8 Speaker Ready Room...... 15 Investors Exchange...... 78 Terrace Meeting Place...... 15 Booth assignments...... 80 PDAC Membership...... 18 Floorplan...... 78 Presentation Rooms...... 38 Letter Writer Presentations for Investors...... 36 Prospectors Tent...... 85 Lounges...... 13 Reception Rooms...... 49 400 Lounge and Wi-Fi Service...... 13 Short Courses...... 55 VIP Lounge...... 13 Showcase: Advertisers...... 87 Charging Centre Lounge...... 13 Sponsors...... 16 Investors Lounge...... 13 Student Program...... 52 Media Partners...... 37 Technical Program...... 19 Mining Marketplace...... 86 Trade Show & Trade Show North...... 65 Booth assignments...... 86 Booth Assignments...... 67 Exhibitors by Business Category...... 86 Exhibitors by Business Category ...... 72 Mining Matters: Contributors ...... 51 Trade Show Floorplan...... 65 Trade Show North Floorplan...... 66

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Convention Program Sponsor Attendee Info

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

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

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

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

WEAR YOUR PASS AT ALL TIMES! You will not be permitted beyond Level 600 security You may be photographed and/or filmed during the without a pass. All pass categories may also attend convention. Please speak with the photographers non-ticketed Presentation & Reception Rooms. and filmmakers directly if you do not wish to Admission to the Opening Day Reception, Trade Show be photographed or filmed. PDAC Convention Reception and Grand Finale is ONLY with convention Photography by: envisiondigitalphoto.com pass and open to all pass types. Admission to the Your badge will be scanned during the convention. Short Courses, Mineral Outlook Luncheon and Awards Your contact details will be collected for & After Party is by ticket only. marketing purposes only.

6 PDAC 2017 WHERE THE WORLD’S MINERAL & FINANCE INDUSTRY MEETS ALL ACCESS PASS BAG HEALTH AND SAFETY In case of Fire Alarm, the MTCC operates a Sponsored by 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 • Await instructions to be announced over the

intercom (this will take approximately one minute) Inside you’ll find: or speak to Security Staff • Convention Program • Opening Day Reception Stage 2: Fast beeping sound, evacuate signal drink ticket • Only evacuate the building if instructed to do so • Trade Show Reception over the intercom or by Security Staff drink ticket • Leave the building via the closest emergency stairwell • Two Shoe Shine tickets • Fire Exits are highlighted in yellow on the floor plans that can be found on pages 8 – 10 All Access Pass holders • Do not use elevators or escalators may recycle their bags at • If you encounter smoke in the stairway, use an the end of the convention. alternate exit Donated bags will be given • Once outside, stay clear of the building to permit to Arts Junktion, Toronto emergency access District School Board. • Do not attempt to remove vehicles from parking garages or loading docks • Do not return until declared safe by the Fire Official Medical Emergency In the event of a medical emergency: MOBILE CONVENTION WEBSITE • Dial 8160 on any MTCC house phone • MTCC Security will respond and assess the situation • If required, MTCC Nurse will be called to scene by MTCC Security • If required, MTCC Security will call ambulance Sponsored by

MTCC NURSE OFFICE HOURS OF OPERATION South Building, Level 800 Works just like an app. Visit www.pdac.ca/convention North Building, outside Room 203D on your smartphone or tablet to launch the Friday March 3 8:00 am – 6:00 pm mobile website. Use this Saturday March 4 8:00 am – 6:00 pm essential tool to plan Sunday March 5 7:00 am – 6:00 pm your time and navigate x Monday March 6 9:00 am – 5:00 pm the convention. Build Tuesday March 7 9:00 am – 5:00 pm customized schedules Wednesday March 8 9:00 am – 8:00 pm into a smartphone calendar by: • Add events and presentations to your calendar • Locate and save

exhibitors Floor Plans • View floorplans Enjoy FREE Wi-Fi service throughout the MTCC (excluding exhibit halls). Wi-Fi Password: pdac2017

PDAC 2017 WHERE THE WORLD’S MINERAL & FINANCE INDUSTRY MEETS 7 Finding Your Way Around

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.

MTCC Overview Map Bridge to North Building

Union Station PATH Level

Exhibits 300 Terrace Meeting Place and 400 Lounge (Trade Show North) Street Level 400 Presentation & Street Level Reception Rooms 200 500 Student Registration Luncheon 100

Presentations North Building 600

Exhibits 700 Core Shack Investors Exchange Mining Marketplace 80 Prospectors Tent 0 Trade Show South Building NORTH BUILDING

LEVEL 100 LEVEL 300 Coat Check Free Water Student-Industry Networking Luncheon Great North Eatery and The Beer Market Kirwin Collection LEVEL 200 Opening Day Reception Relaxation Corner: Complimentary massage Mining Matters Student Program Social Scene Nurse’s Office Trade Show North Presentation Rooms Trade Show Reception Reception Rooms Virtual & Augmented Reality for the Mining Industry

Summit Room West East

Nurse’s office

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Shuttle Service 10' 6' FH C 6' DN DN UP UP 6' 6' 6' 6' UP UP

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LEVEL 700 700 Café & Lounge Foyer Opening Ceremonies Room 701 Charging Centre Lounge Near Room 718 PDAC Office Room 707 Commodities & Market Outlook session Room 701 Short Courses Various Keynote Session Room 701 Speaker Ready Room Room 706 Media Centre Room 709 Technical Program Various Mineral Outlook Luncheon Room 718 VIP Lounge Room 705

PDAC 2017 WHERE THE WORLD’S MINERAL & FINANCE INDUSTRY MEETS 9 Finding Your Way Around

LEVEL 800 Business News Network (BNN) Foyer Core Shack Hall F Corporate Presentation Forum for Investors Rooms 801A, 801B, 802, 803 Electric Race Car (Barrick) Hall G Fire Exits Level 800 Food Pavilion Hall D Food to Go Near Hall D entrance Free Water Halls D & F Investors Exchange Halls E, F, G 801A 801B Investors Lounge Hall E (SE corner) Kitco Foyer Letter Writer Presentations for Investors Room 801 Media Partner Literature Bins Foyer Media Partner Table Tops Foyer Membership Pavilion Foyer 802 803 Mining Marketplace Halls E & G Mining Matters Booth Foyer Mobile Website Digital Kiosk Foyer Nurse’s Office Foyer Café Prospectors Tent Hall G Hall G Shoe Shine Stands Halls D & F SME Bookstore Foyer Student Hub Foyer Teck Café Foyer Trade Show Booths Halls D & E Nurse’s Office

Mining BNN Matters Booth Student Hub Membership Hall F Pavilion SME Food Pavilion Food to Go Bookstore Mobile Kitco Website Digital Kiosk Core Shack

Free Water sponsored by . Napier-Reid Ltd. Investors Trade Show Exchange Investors Hall D Hall E Lounge

Free Water sponsored by Napier-Reid Ltd.

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PDAC 2017 WHERE THE WORLD’S MINERAL & FINANCE INDUSTRY MEETS 11 Onsite Services

REGISTRATION BUSINESS CENTRE (MTCC) HOURS South Building, Level 800, outside entrance to Hall D

Friday March 3 8:30 am – 4:30 pm Sponsored by Saturday March 4 8:30 am – 4:30 pm Sunday March 5 8:30 am – 4:30 pm Monday March 6 8:30 am – 4:30 pm Tuesday March 7 8:30 am – 4:30 pm Wednesday March 8 8:30 am – 4:30 pm South Building, Level 600 North Building, Level 300, outside entrance to Hall C Friday March 3 7:00 am – 6:00 pm Saturday March 4 7:00 am – 6:00 pm Friday March 3 8:00 am – 5:00 pm Sunday March 5 7:00 am – 5:00 pm Saturday March 4 10:00 am – 6:00 pm Monday March 6 7:00 am – 5:00 pm Sunday March 5 8:00 am – 2:00 pm Tuesday March 7 7:00 am – 5:00 pm Monday March 6 8:00 am – 5:00 pm Wednesday March 8 7:00 am – 12:00 pm Tuesday March 7 8:00 am – 5:00 pm Wednesday March 8 8:00 am – 5:00 pm

INFO CENTRE COAT CHECK North Building, Level 100

Sunday March 5 7:00 am – 8:00 pm Sponsored by Monday March 6 7:00 am – 8:00 pm Tuesday March 7 7:00 am – 9:00 pm Wednesday March 8 7:00 am – 6:30 pm South Building, Level 500, Room 501 Friday March 3* 7:00 am – 6:00 pm South Building, Level 600, Registration Area Saturday March 4* 7:00 am – 6:00 pm Sunday March 5 7:00 am – 6:00 pm Whether you need assistance locating a speaker, Monday March 6 7:00 am – 6:00 pm presentation or an exhibitor, knowledgeable staff Tuesday March 7 7:00 am – 6:00 pm are available to assist you. Wednesday March 8 7:00 am – 6:30 pm *Level 600 EXHIBITS (NEW HOURS) South Building, Level 800 MEDIA CENTRE & North Building, Level 300 South Building, Level 700, Room 709 Sunday March 5 10:00 am – 5:00 pm Monday March 6 10:00 am – 5:00 pm Tuesday March 7 10:00 am – 5:00 pm

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Sunday March 5 8:00 am – 5:00 pm Monday March 6 8:00 am – 6:00 pm Tuesday March 7 8:00 am – 6:00 pm Wednesday March 8 8:00 am – 1:00 pm

12 PDAC 2017 WHERE THE WORLD’S MINERAL & FINANCE INDUSTRY MEETS FREE WATER Charging Centre Lounge Water stations are located in the Investors South Building, Level 700 Exchange and Trade Show (North and South).

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Upgrade to a VIP All Access Pass from an All Access Pass and receive these additional services: • Dedicated registration desk A popular location for all attendees. • VIP Lounge Access • Daily continental breakfast and light refreshments Cash bar, coffee, beverages, breakfast sandwiches, grab • Administrative support and go items, salads, sandwiches, smoked meat, stir fry, • Small areas for private meetings sushi and teriyaki. • Business services such as internet, telephone, scanning and photocopying Food Pavilion Space is limited. Sunday March 5 8:00 am – 5:00 pm South Building, Level 800, Hall D Monday March 6 8:00 am – 5:00 pm Cash bar, pizza, grill station, sushi and teriyaki, crepes. Tuesday March 7 8:00 am – 5:00 pm Closed on Wednesday. Wednesday March 8 8:00 am – 1:00 pm

PDAC 2017 WHERE THE WORLD’S MINERAL & FINANCE INDUSTRY MEETS 13 Onsite Services

PLACES TO EAT SHOE SHINE STANDS Food to Go South Building, Level 800 South Building, Level 800, near Hall D entrance Coffee, beverages, grab and go items, juice bar and hot dogs. Sponsored by

Investors Lounge Avanti Management & Consulting Limited South Building, Level 800, Hall E (SE corner) Black Diamond Group Limited Coffee, beverages, grab and go items.

Conveniently located in the Investors Exchange and 700 Café & Lounge Trade Show. Two shoe shine tickets can be found in the South Building, Level 700, Foyer All Access Pass Bag.

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PDAC 2017 WHERE THE WORLD’S MINERAL & FINANCE INDUSTRY MEETS 15 PDAC 2017 Proud Sponsors

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USA 695 74% Latin America & Caribbean 413 5% 2% Europe 355 10% Australia 179

Asia 163 1% Africa 103

TOTAL 7,272 6% 2%

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March 4 – 7 METRO TORONTO CONVENTION CENTRE Technical Program

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Attendees will learn next and best practices while 3:30 pm What is next for copper and gold miners? the industry experts share timely insights during Ryan Cochrane, Wood Mackenzie, these dynamic series of presentations. For more London, England information, visit www.pdac.ca/convention/ 3:55 pm Zinc: How high can it go? Andrew Thomas, programming/technical-program Wood Mackenzie, Guildford, England Presentations will not be recorded. 4:20 pm Precious metals: Developing themes for gold, silver and PGMs, William Tankard, EWT Associates, London, England Sponsored by

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Room 713 (AM sessions) (PM sessions) Riches of the Iberian Peninsula Chairs: Pierre Landry, Centerra Gold Inc., Toronto, SUNDAY, MARCH 5 Canada & Miguel Cabal, Geomatec, Huelva, Spain 1:00 pm La Magdalena: The recent discovery of a rich base metal deposit in the Iberian 1:00 – 5:00 pm Pyrite Belt, Spain, Juan Manuel Pons Perez, Room 701 Matsa Resources Ltd., Huelva, Spain Commodities and market outlook 1:25 pm Alconchel discovery: A new Cu-Au deposit in southwestern Spain, Ismael Solaz, Valoriza Minería, Madrid, Spain Sponsored by 1:50 pm The Iberian Pyrite Belt geological, IBK Capital Corp. geophysical and geochemical LNEG KPMG mapping program, Portugal, João Xavier PearTree Securities Matos, Laboratório Nacional de Energia e Geologia, Beja, Portugal RBC Capital Markets Scotiabank 2:15 pm The Sesmarias VMS discovery, Alvalade project, Iberian Pyrite Belt, Portugal, Paul Kuhn, Avrupa Minerals Ltd., Braga, Portugal Chairs: Terence Ortslan, TSO & Associates, Montreal & 2:40 pm Exploration history of the Neves Corvo Mark Selby, Royal Nickel Corporation, Toronto, Canada deposit, Steve Beach, Somincor (Lundin Mining Corporation), Castro Verde, Portugal 1:00 pm Leadership in the tough times, Mark Cutifani, Anglo American, London, England 1:25 pm Global economic outlook: Forecasting 1:00 – 3:40 pm the future in murky conditions, Ed Rawle, Wood Mackenzie, Houston, USA Room 715 1:50 pm Outlook for commodities, Paul Robinson, A second opinion on the high-grade metamorphic CRU Group, London, England potential of the Grenville 2:15 pm Nickel, Alex Laugharne, CRU Group, Chairs: Neil Gow, Consultant, Burlington & Jonathan New York, USA Lafontaine, Gestion Sodémex Inc., Quebec, Canada 2:40 pm Uranium, Nicolas Carter, Ux Consulting 1:00 pm Grenvillian-Sunsas orogeny and related Company, LLC, Roswell, USA mineralizations in South America, Eduardo Zappettini, SegemAR, 3:05 pm Copper, Michael Schwartz, Teck Metals Ltd., Buenos Aires, Argentina Toronto, Canada

PDAC 2017 WHERE THE WORLD’S MINERAL & FINANCE INDUSTRY MEETS 19 Technical Program 1:25 pm Tropicana: An integrated approach to MONDAY, MARCH 6 understanding a 7 Moz granulite-hosted gold deposit, Western Australia, Mark Doyle, AngloGold Ashanti Ltd., Perth, Australia 8:30 – 9:15 am 1:50 pm The Grenville Orogen in Ontario, it’s geology and metallogeny: What’s old is Room 701 new again, Mike Easton, Ontario Geological Opening Ceremonies. Survey, Sudbury, Canada Welcoming remarks from Glenn Mullan, PDAC 2:15 pm Prospecting precious metals in high- President; the Honourable Jim Carr, Minister of grade terranes, Michel Gauthier, Sphinx Natural Resources and Ed Sackaney, Knowledge Resources Ltd., Magog, Canada & Wisdom Keeper. 2:40 pm The role of crustal architecture in the Open to all pass types. formation of the Tropicana Au and Nova-Bollinger Ni-Cu deposits in the Albany-Fraser Orogen, Western Australia, Ian Tyler, Geological Survey of Western 9:35 – 11:35 am Australia, Perth, Australia Room 701 3:05 pm Over 100 years of zinc discovery in the Keynote Session: What drives success in Balmat-Edwards district, New York State, our industry? with still more to come, Tick Knight, Independent Consultant, Malta, USA Chairs: James Siddorn, SRK Consulting (Canada) Inc. & James Lusby, PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP, Toronto, Canada 9:35 am What it takes to build a world class mine Lukas Lundin, Lundin Mining Corporation, Vancouver, Canada 10:15 am What drives stakeholder value creation in the mining industry with a specific focus on gold? Mark Bristow, Randgold Resources Limited, St. Helier, Channel Islands 10:55 am Adapting to evolving trends: People, technology and metal demand, Roque Benavides Ganoza, Buenaventura, Lima, Peru

9:10 – 11:40 pm Room 713 Geometallurgy: With you every step of the way Chairs: Giovanni Di Prisco, Terra Mineralogical Services Inc., Peterborough & Charles Beaudry, Consultant, Toronto, Canada 9:10 am Meeting the challenges to determine lithium mineralogy for geometallurgical purposes: Separation Rapids lithium deposit, northwestern Ontario, Bill Mercer, Avalon Advanced Materials Inc., Toronto, Canada 9:35 am San Nicolás VHMS deposit, Zacatecas, Mexico: Refining geometallurgical knowledge to unlock value, Tina Roth, Teck Resources Limited, Vancouver, Canada

20 PDAC 2017 WHERE THE WORLD’S MINERAL & FINANCE INDUSTRY MEETS 10:00 am Modeling mineralogy for flowsheet 2:25 pm Governance reporting: Are you keeping design: Kamoa project, Elizabeth up? Sandra Heldman, Ontario Securities Whiteman, XPS Consulting & Testwork Commission, Toronto, Canada Services, Falconbridge, Canada 2:50 pm Emerging challenges in executive 10:25 am Geometallurgy: A key driver in process compensation, Kenneth Yung, Mercer design and operational improvements, Ivan (Canada) Limited, Calgary, Canada Mullany, Hatch Ltd., Mississauga, Canada 3:15 pm Board duties and responsibilities in the 10:50 am Maximising mine value through integration M&A world, Abbas Ali Khan, Bennett Jones of geometallurgy with project economics, LLP, Toronto, Canada Steve Wilson, SGS Canada Inc., Mississauga, Canada 11:15 am Multi-component gold geometallurgy 2:00 – 4:30 pm applied to new and existing deposits, Room 713 Peter Whittaker, AuTec Innovative Extractive Solutions Ltd., Vancouver, Canada The future of exploration Chairs: John Morganti, Lucca Advisors Inc., Vancouver & David Christie, Goodman & Company Investment 9:10 – 11:40 am Counsel, Toronto, Canada Room 716 2:00 pm Recent trends and outlook for global exploration, Richard Schodde, MinEx Seeking better mining outcomes in the next cycle Consulting, Victoria, Australia David Davidson, Paradigm Capital, Toronto, Canada Chairs: 2:25 pm Artificial intelligence, big data and & Mark Fellows, Skarn Associates, Worcester, England crowdsourcing: Mineral exploration in the 9:10 am Valuation and long-term metal prices of digital age, George Salamis, Integra Gold volatile and cyclical commodities, Bereket Corp., Vancouver, Canada Berhe, Watts, Griffis and McOuat Limited, 2:50 pm Mining BIG Data: The future of exploration Toronto, Canada targeting, Guy Desharnais, SGS Canada Inc., 9:35 am Getting the full potential from your assets: Blaniville, Quebec , Markus Rebmann Going beyond the obvious 3:15 pm Integrated interpretation of large data sets Matthew Cramer, Hatch Ltd., Toronto, Canada for regional and camp-scale exploration, 10:00 am Lessons learned from allocating capital John McGaughey, Mira Geoscience Ltd., to mineral sector companies in bull and Westmount, Canada , Neil Adshead, Sprott Asset bear markets 3:40 pm Identifying new search spaces with Management, Vancouver, Canada innovative exploration thinking and 10:25 am We should get back into mining, Lawrence technology, Andrew Wurst, Barrick Gold Smith, Lawrence, Devon, Smith & Corporation, Montreal, Canada Associates, Toronto, Canada 4:05 pm Filling the void: Financing exploration 10:50 am What the heck were we thinking? Distorted into the future, Russ Cranswick, Resource decision-making in the mining industry, Mark Capital Funds, Denver, USA Fellows, Skarn Associates, Worcester, England 11:15 am Why mines fail, Rick Lambert, RPA Inc., Lakewood, USA 2:00 – 4:30 pm Room 716 2:00 – 3:40 pm Diamonds in Africa: Part 2 – the rest of the story Room 715 Chairs: Patricia Sheahan, Consultant, Toronto & Jennifer Pell, Peregrine Diamonds Ltd., Vancouver, Canada Governance and transparency: Hot topics impacting the 2:00 pm Diamond potential of Angola: Results of mining industry cooperation of Alrosa and Endiama, Victor Chairs: James Lusby, PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP & Ustinov, Alrosa, Moscow, Russia Sander Grieve, Bennett Jones LLP, Toronto, Canada 2:25 pm Overview of the Namibian diamond 2:00 pm Extractive Sector Transparency Measures megaplacer: Past, present and future Act: Your first report and beyond, Liam potential, Jurgen Jacob, Namdeb Diamond Fitzgerald, PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP, Corporation, Windhoek, Namibia Toronto, Canada

PDAC 2017 WHERE THE WORLD’S MINERAL & FINANCE INDUSTRY MEETS 21 Technical Program

2:50 pm Letseng: the challenges of a low-yielding 9:10 – 11:15 am diamond resource (Lesotho), Russell Shor, Gemological Institute of America, Room 716 Carlsbad, USA Update on new discoveries: What happened and why 3:15 pm Diamond potential of the Man Craton in Chairs: Charles Beaudry, Consultant & Bill Mercer, West Africa: Sierra Leone, Guinea and Avalon Advanced Materials Inc., Toronto, Canada Liberia, Karl Smithson, Stellar Diamonds, London, England 9:10 am 20 years of new discoveries sessions, Charles Beaudry, Consultant, Toronto, Canada 3:40 pm The Murowa kimberlites, Zimbabwe, Andy Davy, Rio Tinto, London, England 9:35 am Pitfalls and missteps in applying “best practice” guidelines, Barry Smee, Smee & 4:05 pm Diamond resource evaluation: Evolution Associates Consulting Ltd., Vancouver, Canada of techniques from African roots, Peter Ravenscroft, Burgundy Mining Advisors Ltd., 10:00 am Socio-political issues: What can we learn Nassau, Bahamas from case histories? Ian Thomson, Shinglespit Consultants Inc., Vancouver, Canada 10:25 am Fruta del Norte: From failure to success, Ron TUESDAY, MARCH 7 Hochstein, Lundin Gold Inc., Quito, Ecuador 10:50 am Panel discussion: How exploration 9:00 am – 12:00 pm discoveries become successes or failures, Moderator: Charles Beaudry Room 713 Panelists: Ron Hochstein, Bill Mercer Exploration Insights & Ian Thomson Chairs: Susan Ma, IBI Group, Toronto, Canada & Wei Qian, Hohai University, China. 2:00 – 4:05 pm Selected from a call for abstracts, Exploration Insights will showcase high-profile technical, policy Room 713 and academic presentations that offer insight into Specialty metals and minerals: Critical materials for current and topical subjects. See page 36 for the full new technology presentation schedule. Chairs: Don Bubar, Avalon Advanced Materials Inc. & Open to all pass types. Don Hains, Hains Engineering Co. Ltd., Toronto, Canada 2:00 pm The impact of the energy transition on specialty metals and minerals, John 9:00 – 11:15 am Sykes, Greenfields Research Institute, Room 715 University of Western Australia, Perth, Australia Adapting to operational risks and costs in a carbon- constrained world 2:25 pm Disruptive lithium technologies, Rowan Jackson, Hatch Management Consulting, Chairs: Jim Chan, ERM, Toronto & Stephen Wallace, Mississauga, Canada Consultant, Dundas, Canada 2:50 pm Enirgi’s lithium technology development 9:10 am Industry-led change post the Paris story, Cameron Stanton, Enirgi Corporation, Agreement: A global perspective, Linden Toronto, Canada Edgell, ERM, Oxford, England 3:15 pm Cobalt, energy storage and the NICO 9:35 am TMAC Resources: Arctic mining realities in a project, Robin Goad, Fortune Minerals Ltd., changing northern climate, Catharine Farrow, London, Canada TMAC Resources Inc., Toronto, Canada 3:40 pm Taron: A new type of cesium deposit in 10:00 am Taking action on climate change and Salta Province, Argentina, Bruce Downing, responding to carbon pricing, Chris Adachi, Cascadero Copper Corp., Vancouver, Canada Teck Resources Limited, Vancouver, Canada 10:25 am 10 steps to operating in a carbon- constrained world, Lyle Safronetz, Vale Canada Limited, Copper Cliff, Canada 10:50 am Investor responsibilities and expectations for the low-carbon future, Jamie Bonham, NEI Investments, Vancouver, Canada

22 PDAC 2017 WHERE THE WORLD’S MINERAL & FINANCE INDUSTRY MEETS DIG AROUND AND SEE

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NYSE: GG | TSX: G goldcorp.com 2:00 – 5:20 pm 3:40 pm Provocative observations from the Carlin Trend: A case for unconventional thinking Room 714 in ore genesis, Poul Emsbo, United States Mining valuation: New perspectives and a global update Geological Survey, Denver, USA Chairs: Keith Spence, Global Mining Capital Corp. 4:05 pm Geological controls on grade and & William Roscoe, RPA Inc., Toronto, Canada tonnage in VMS systems, Stephen Piercey, Memorial University of 2:00 pm Overview of mining valuation and a Newfoundland, St. John’s, Canada Canadian and international update, Keith Spence, Global Mining Capital Corp., 4:30 pm Stirring the pot: Controversies in economic Toronto, Canada geology, Bruce Gemmell, CODES-ARC Centre University of Tasmania, 2:25 pm Trends in gold transaction values 2014-16 Hobart, Australia using a common comparable metric, William Roscoe, RPA Inc., Toronto, Canada 2:50 pm Managing capital risk exposure by design, 2:00 – 4:35 pm Michael Samis, Ernst & Young, Toronto, Canada Room 716 3:15 pm What prices to use in valuation models, Jeffrey Christian, CPM Group, New York, USA Geophysics: New technologies and case histories 3:40 pm Cost inputs in a mining valuation, Grant Chairs: Robert Hearst, Quantec Geoscience, Saskatoon, Malensek, SRK Consulting (USA) Inc., Canada & Tim Dohey, Newmont Mining Corporation, Denver, USA Denver, USA 4:05 pm Gold sector’s valuations and risk premia, 2:00 pm AEM for bedrock mapping beneath Peyvand Bayzae, Mining Valuation Research, seawater of an offshore diamond placer, Vancouver, Canada Lynette Kirkpatrick, Namdeb Diamond Corporation, Windhoek, Namibia 4:30 pm Business valuation of mining companies, Derek Melo, KPMG, Toronto, Canada 2:25 pm AIP effect in airborne TDEM data: History, approaches and case studies, 4:55 pm Discount rates and risk in discounted cash Andrea Viezzoli, Aarhus Geophysics ApS, flow valuation, Larry Smith, Lawrence, Risskov, Denmark Devon, Smith & Associates, Toronto, Canada 2:50 pm Inversion of AEM data at a survey scale utilising new inversion solver and forward 2:10 – 5:00 pm model, Jovan Silic, Intrepid Geophysics, Brighton, Australia Room 715 3:15 pm New pre-competitive geophysical data Volcanogenic and exhalative: A symposium dedicated to acquisition and geochemical programs Richard W. Hutchinson in New Zealand: Targeting the next generation of mineral discoveries, Robert Chair: Robert Valliant, Tri Origin Exploration Ltd., Smillie, New Zealand Petroleum & Minerals, Aurora & Jim Franklin, Franklin Geosciences Ltd., Wellington, New Zealand Ottawa, Canada 3:40 pm Unmanned aerial vehicles and their 2:10 pm Richard W. Hutchinson: The career of applications in exploration and mining, a geologist, professor and mentor, Peter Dueck, Aerial Imaging Resources Inc., John Larson, Lucero Exploration Inc., Flin Flon, Canada Tucson, USA 4:05 pm Putting mine noise to use: A test of seismic 2:25 pm Exploration guidelines for VMS deposits, interferometry for mineral exploration, Thomas Monecke, Colorado School of Mines, Jim Craven, Natural Resources Canada, Golden, USA Geological Survey of Canada, Ottawa, Canada 2:50 pm The first big depositional event in the Witwatersrand basin, Quinton Hennigh, Novo Resources Corp., Vancouver, Canada 3:15 pm Gold in Archean synvolcanic systems, Patrick Mercier-Langevin, Geological Survey of Canada, Quebec, Canada

PDAC 2017 WHERE THE WORLD’S MINERAL & FINANCE INDUSTRY MEETS 23 Technical Program WEDNESDAY, MARCH 8 9:10 – 11:15 am Room 714 9:10 – 11:40 am Successfully raising capital Room 713 Chairs: Brian Prill, BLP Law Professional Corporation Water in mining & Thomas King, KPMG LLP, Toronto, Canada Chairs: Todd Hamilton, SRK Consulting (Canada) Inc., 9:10 am Accessing U.S. capital, Andy Beck, Toronto & Spencer Ramshaw, CAMESE, Mississauga, Canada Torys LLP (U.S.), New York, USA 9:10 am Water strategy: Getting it right from the start, 9:35 am Reshaping mining finance, Chad Williams, Andrew Watson, MWH Consulting, Denver, USA Red Cloud Klondike Strike Inc., Toronto, Canada 9:35 am Liquid assets: Water footprint and access 10:00 am From PE to JV: What are the top questions to capital, Maureen Upton, SRK Consulting you must answer, Benjamin Cox, Aston Bay (USA) Inc., Denver, USA Holdings Ltd., Vancouver, Canada 10:00 am Life-cycle approaches to mine development 10:25 am Certain Canadian tax considerations to minimize effluent treatment and related to financing, Michael Long, closure costs, Emily Moore, Hatch Ltd., KPMG LLP, Toronto, Canada Mississauga, Canada 10:50 am Certain international tax considerations 10:25 am Lessons from the development of an area related to financing, Sharon Szeto, based management plan: The Elk Valley KPMG LLP, Toronto, Canada water quality plan, Christian Baxter, Teck Resources Limited, Vancouver, Canada 10:50 am Mine water liability: Evaluating the risks 9:10 – 11:15 am and potential costs, Stephen Day, SRK Room 716 Consulting (Canada) Inc., Vancouver, Canada New discoveries and developments 11:15 am Surface and groundwaters in mineral exploration: Lead isotopes, Matthew Chairs: Charles Beaudry, Consultant & Bill Mercer, Leybourne, Laurentian University, Avalon Advanced Materials Inc., Toronto, Canada Sudbury, Canada 9:10 am The Gryphon uranium deposit: Wheeler River project, Athabasca Basin, Canada, Dale Verran, Denison Mines Corp., Toronto, Canada 9:35 am Arrow: The Basin’s largest undeveloped deposit, Garrett Ainsworth, NexGen Energy Ltd., Vancouver, Canada 10:00 am Triangle Zone at the Lamaque mine, Herve Thiboutot, Integra Gold Corp., Vancouver, Canada 10:25 am Ivanhoe Mines’ Kamoa-Kakula Copper Project – a truly world-class deposit on the Central African Copperbelt, David Edwards, Ivanhoe Mines Limited, Vancouver, Canada 10:50 am San Albino: A high-grade, free gold, Macraes analogue in Nicaragua, Rael Lipson, Golden Reign Resources Ltd., Vancouver, Canada

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24 PDAC 2017 WHERE THE WORLD’S MINERAL & FINANCE INDUSTRY MEETS Aboriginal Program South Building, Level 700 2:00 – 5:30 pm The Aboriginal Program at the PDAC Convention Room 701 provides an excellent opportunity for the minerals The Aboriginal Forum: Reconciliation—the new context industry and Aboriginal communities and companies for relationship building in Canada to share knowledge, foster relationships and create partnerships. For more details, visit www.pdac.ca/ Chair: Michael Fox, Indigenous Community Engagement convention/programming/aboriginal-program The Aboriginal Forum brings together mineral industry practitioners, Aboriginal communities and companies, and governments to share experiences and highlight MONDAY, MARCH 6 the outcomes when working constructively together. The event is a venue for discussion on creating and 9:30 am – 12:00 pm sustaining mutually beneficial relationships in order to foster a successful mineral industry in Canada and Room 714 generate opportunities for Aboriginal people. This session will centre on reconciliation as the new context The mineral industry and Indigenous communities: for relationship building in Canada. Chief Dr. Robert Canadian and international experiences Joseph of Reconciliation Canada will deliver a keynote Chair: Dr. Jonathan Fowler, J. A Fowler and Associates Inc. address at the event, which will also feature panel This session will identify key issues and partnerships discussions on reconciliation in practice and examples between exploration and mining companies and arising from company-community partnerships. Indigenous communities. Specifically, panelists will 2:00 pm Welcoming and Blessing examine experiences and share insights about operating Ed Sackaney, Knowledge and Wisdom Keeper in different political, social and cultural contexts around the world and how companies and communities work 2:05 pm Keynote address: Reconciliation in Canada Chief Dr. Robert Joseph, together. By exploring experiences of engaging with Reconciliation Canada Indigenous communities in Canada and internationally, this session will highlight some of the unique and 2:30 pm Exploring Reconciliation: Building common challenges, as well as the opportunities when relationships and developing partnerships building relationships and developing partnerships. Moderator: Lana Eagle 9:30 am Welcome Panelists: Isadore Day, Ontario Regional Chief, Chiefs 9:35 am Panel Presentations of Ontario 9:35 am Indigenous community of Guandacol Deborah Richardson, Deputy Minister, and the relationship with the Gualcamayo Ontario Ministry of Indigenous Relations and Mine, San Juan, Argentina Reconciliation Mario Hernandez, Director, Community Relations, Argentina, Yamana Gold 3:30 pm Reconciliation and the minerals industry: an ‘on the ground’ perspective 10:20 am Working together: Exploring the Moderator: Lana Eagle relationship between Biigtigong Nishnaabeg, Pic Mobert and Barrick Hemlo Panelists: Chief Duncan Michano, Biigtigong Nishnaabeg Dr. Silvana Costa, Manager, Environment and Social Responsibility, New Gold Inc. Chief Wayne Sabourin, Pic Mobert First Nation Vesta Filipchuk, Community and Aboriginal Andrew Baumen, General Manager, Relations, Exploration, Canada & USA, Teck Barrick Hemlo Resources Limited Jeremy Dart, Environmental Superintendent, Glenn Nolan, Vice President Government Barrick Hemlo Affairs, Noront Resources Debi Bouchie, Employee Relations Superintendent, Barrick Hemlo 4:30 pm Networking Reception Sponsored by Fasken Martineau DuMoulin LLP 11:05 am Indigenous peoples and mining in Chile: Perspectives from government, industry, and the UN Women Amparo Cornejo, Director of Social Responsibility and Corporate Affairs for Teck Chile Aurora Williams, Minister of Mining, Chile María Inés Salamanca, Program Director, UN Women 11:50 am Closing remarks and Q&A

PDAC 2017 WHERE THE WORLD’S MINERAL & FINANCE INDUSTRY MEETS 25 Aboriginal Program TUESDAY, MARCH 7 mutually beneficial outcomes such as successful mineral projects and long-term economic development opportunities for communities. Throughout the project 9:00 am – 12:00 pm cycle from mineral exploration to mine development and Room 717 operations, companies and communities have identified a number of challenges impacting the process, as well as Aboriginal law, Indigenous frameworks and regulatory opportunities to generate successful partnerships. Some regimes: Examining the evolving landscape of the ongoing challenges include consultation, capacity Chair: Kenning Marchant, The Marchant Practice deficits, agreement negotiation and implementation and socio-economic conditions and impacts. This session will Jurisprudence related to Aboriginal rights in Canada and feature speakers who will share their experiences related regulatory initiatives continue to evolve over time, providing to some of these key areas, including building community- clarity in some areas while raising additional questions based environmental capacity and partnerships to offset and ultimately contributing to shaping and reshaping the environmental impacts, and perspectives from Aboriginal landscape of the mineral sector. Increasing dialogue related leaders on various community challenges and solutions. to various frameworks and court decisions also contributes to the way in which companies and communities perceive 2:00 pm Welcome and understand their roles in the sector. This session will 2:05 pm Fostering community-based environmental examine some of the recent legal decisions, frameworks capacity through mining relationships and regulatory initiatives, as well as key challenges Cheryl Recollet, Director of Sustainable and opportunities, that arise for mineral companies and Development, Wahnapitae First Nation Aboriginal communities in relation to resource development. Stefanie Recollet, Environmental 9:00 am Welcome Coordinator, Wahnapitae First Nation Jolene Recollet, Economic Development 9:05 am Reconciliation and Section 35 Métis Rights Officer, Wahnapitae First Nation Thomas Isaac, Cassels Brock & Blackwell LLP 3:05 pm Q&A 9:30 am Recent developments in Métis Rights, 3:20 pm Break consultation and reconciliation: 3:30 pm Offsetting arctic fisheries impacts from What industry needs to know resource development: A community- Jason Madden, Pape Salter Teillet LLP company partnership approach 9:55 am Q&A Matthew Pickard, Vice-President Environment & Sustainability, Sabina Gold & 10:10 am Break Silver Corp. 10:20 am An update on the federal environmental Speaker to be confirmed, Kugluktuk Angoniatit assessment legislation review: Perspective – Hunters’ and Trappers’ Organization from a member of the Multi-Interest Advisory 4:00 pm Perspectives from Aboriginal leaders & Committee and an overview of progressive practitioners: Local challenges, local solutions reform ideas on the table for the EA Panel Chief Eno Anderson, Kasabonika Lake Sara Mainville, LL.B, LL.M., Olthuis, Kleer, First Nation Townshend LLP Sean Willy, Creative Fire & Vice President, 10:50 am Q&A Des Nedhe Development 11:05 am An update on key legal cases in Canada: Speaker to be confirmed The current landscape in Aboriginal Law Sandra Gogal, Miller Thomson LLP 6:00 – 11:00 pm 11:35 am Q&A Fairmont Royal York, Canadian Room Skookum Jim Award Presentation 2:00 – 5:00 pm Awards Gala & After Party Room 717 The Skookum Jim Award recognizes and honours Aboriginal communities and the mineral industry: Aboriginal individuals and businesses that demonstrate Partnerships, leadership and perspectives exceptional achievement and/or service in an Aboriginal-run service business for the Canadian minerals industry or a Chair: Michael Fox, Fox Indigenous Community Engagement Canadian Aboriginal exploration or mining company, or have The mineral exploration and mining industry and made a significant individual contribution to the industry. Aboriginal communities continue to explore ways Admission with ticket. to develop positive relationships that translate into Tickets $125 (includes taxes and gratuities)

26 PDAC 2017 WHERE THE WORLD’S MINERAL & FINANCE INDUSTRY MEETS Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) Event Series South Building, Level 700 & 800

The Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) Event Series is designed to provide a forum for learning and discussion on a range of issues related to CSR in the mining industry, and the exploration sector in particular. The Series aims to reflect both the industry’s challenges and successes in this area, emphasizing the value of learning from one another’s experiences.

SUNDAY, MARCH 5 12:15 – 1:45 pm Room 803 8:55 – 9:00 am Integrating local content regulations: A win-win for Room 803 communities and companies? Corporate Social Responsibility Event Series Organizer: Mining Shared Value Opening Remarks Moderator: Emily Nickerson, Mining Shared Value Dennis Jones, Prospectors & Developers Association venture of Engineers Without Borders Canada of Canada Panelists: Jan Klawitter, Anglo American Dr. Toni Aubynn, Minerals Commission of Ghana 9:00 am – 12:00 pm Gosia Nowakowska-Miller, International Finance Room 803 Corporation (IFC) Why partnering for development is the future of mining Organizer: Development Partner Institute and Kellogg 2:00 – 5:00 pm Innovation Network Room 803 9:00 am Opening & Development Partner Understanding the essential building blocks of Institute overview integrated resource management Peter Bryant, Clareo and Development Partner Institute Organizer: Canadian International Resources & Development Institute 9:20 am CEO perspectives Mark Cutifani, Anglo American 2:00 pm Introductions and welcome John Bianchini, Hatch Cassie Doyle, Canadian International Gordon Bogden, Black Loon Metals Inc. Resources & Development Institute 10:00 am CEO Panel 2:05 pm Integrated resource management in the Moderator: Peter Bryant, Clareo and twenty-first century: Confronting the Development Partner Institute challenge of delivering global intent at the local level. Personal perspectives on IRM Panelists: Derek Thompson, Derek Thompson Mark Cutifani, Anglo American & Associates John Bianchini, Hatch Gordon Bogden, Black Loon Metals Inc. 2:25 pm Breakout session Participants will be asked to brainstorm 10:30 am Break about key elements of IRM that relate to 10:40 am Multi-stakeholder panel physical (e.g. landscape) and social (e.g. Moderator: Kulvir Gill, Development community) environment. Partner Institute 2:45 pm Physical elements towards building an IRM Panelists: Dirk van Zyl, University of British Columbia Rev. Séamus Finn, Interfaith Center on 3:05 pm Water for mining, clean water for Corporate Responsibility community: A win-win project Mark Podlasly, Nlaka’pamux Legacy Trust José Luis A. Valverde, Cerro Verde Veronica Nyhan Jones, International Finance Corporation 3:20 pm Break Jeff Geipel, Engineers Without Borders & Mining Shared Value

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3:40 pm Social considerations in IRM 3:00 – 4:30pm Susan Joyce, On Common Ground Consultants Room 717 4:00 pm IRM challenges in mining, agriculture and fisheries communities in southern Ecuador Liquid assets: companies, communities, and Colon Velásquez, Universidad Técnica collaborative water management de Machala Organizers: ERM 4:15 pm Panel: Making decisions Moderator: Emily Nunn, ERM Moderator: Rob Stevens, Canadian International Resources & Development Speakers: Institute Brent Bergeron, Goldcorp Inc. Derek Chubb, ERM Panelists: John McCartney, Barrick Gold Corporation Linda Wrong, Lundin Mining Corporation Michael Davies, Teck Resources Ltd. Arjun Bhalla, International Finance Corporation Sharon Peake, Global Affairs Canada Jocelyn Fraser, University of British Columbia TUESDAY, MARCH 7 9:00 am – 12:00 pm MONDAY, MARCH 6 Room 711 Two secret ingredients for building a stronger, more 9:30 am – 12:30 pm resilient company: What happens when women are on Room 717 board & the economic multiplier effect of mining Where is the trust? Redefining mining’s social contract Organizer: International Finance Corporation, World Bank Group Organizer: International Council on Mining and Metals 9:00 am What happens when women are on board Moderator: Aidan Davy, International Council on Mining Moderator: Robin Weisman, International and Metals Finance Corporation Panelists: Speakers: Sheila Khama, World Bank Group Gillian Davidson, Director, Lydian International Elaine Dorward-King, Newmont Mining Corporation Richard Colterjohn, Director, Roxgold, Chris Coulter, Globescan Mag Silver and Aurico Metals Ray Offenheiser, Oxfam America Jendayi Frazer, Director Teranga Gold Corp. and MasterCard Foundation 2:00 – 3:00pm 10:30 am The economic multiplier effect of mining Moderator: Liane Lohde, International Room 717 Finance Corporation Social conflict in the extractive sector: Developing good Speaker: Aiden Davy, International Council security practices on Mining & Metals Organizer: Geneva Center for Democratic Control of Armed Forces Moderator: Stéfanie von Hlatky, Queen’s University Presenters: Almero Retief, Rio Tinto Patricia Peña, Global Affairs Canada Claude Voillat, International Committee of the Red Cross

28 PDAC 2017 WHERE THE WORLD’S MINERAL & FINANCE INDUSTRY MEETS 3:30 – 5:00 pm Room 701 Why does this all matter: Going above and beyond CEO Sustainability Panel Organizer: Prospectors & Developers Association of Canada Moderator: Andrew Cheatle, Prospectors & Developers Association of Canada Panelists: John Dorward, RoxGold Inc. Deborah McCombe, RPA Inc. Richard Young, Teranga Gold Corporation Phil Hopwood, Deloitte Firestarters: Alanna Rondi, Devonshire Initiative Veronica Nyhan Jones, International Finance Corporation Stephen D’Esposito, RESOLVE Puneet Singh, Shulich School of Business

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 8

9:00 – 10:30 am Room 717 Bringing together the public and private perspectives Organizer: IAMGOLD Moderator: Lisa Stadelbauer, Global Affairs Canada Panelists: Sylvain Matte, Centre of International Development and Cooperation Linda Liutkus, Plan International Canada M. Alpha Oumar DISSA, Minister of Mines and Energy, Government of Burkina Faso

10:30 am – 12:00 pm Room 717 Leveraging mineral resources for economy wide growth Organizer: Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development Chair: Marian Campbell Jarvis, Natural Resources Canada Speakers: Ricardo J. Sánchez, United Nations Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean Jane Korinek, Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development

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NYSE: GG | TSX: G goldcorp.com/careers All Pass Types Admission with pass Admission colours listed below below colours listed (unless otherwise(unless noted) Capital Markets Capital Markets Program Corporate Presentation Forum for Investors Insights Exploration Writer Letter Presentations for Investors Media Partners Opening Ceremonies Presentation & Rooms Reception Program Student Attractions

Trade Show North Show and Trade VIP All Access All Access All Access Student Senior All Access All Access One Day Exhibits One Day & Select Investors the sections. Exchange Investors These pass typesThese pass also have in to the programming access Presentations • • • • • • • The programming in this section is is in this section The programming available to all pass types: to all pass available CONVENTION PROGRAM SPONSOR Attractions Trade Show North Social Scene North Building, Level 300 Booth #6829N This exhibit floor features organizations and governments Share your PDAC experience online with your friends promoting the latest technology, products, services and and colleagues. Enjoy the Social Scene where you can mining jurisdictions as well as networking opportunities, take team pictures and selfies in front of the PDAC and special featured displays. backdrop. Post your pictures on social media with the hashtag #PDAC2017. Attendees can visit Trade Show North with all pass types including the complimentary Investors & Select Presentations Pass. Virtual & Augmented Reality for the mining industry Booth #6114N Virtual & augmented reality (VR/AR) are the next platforms for communication and training. Attend the Exploration Insights session on March 7 and hear VR/AR expert Alan Smithson delivering a dynamic talk defining what VR and AR are and how these technologies will dramatically impact the future of the mining industry. Join the MetaVRse team to get your hands on demo of industry specific virtual & augmented reality examples. For more information, visit MetaVRse.com

Kirwin Collection Booth #6529N 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. Investors Exchange Relaxation Corner: South Building, Level 800 Complimentary Massage Booth #6120N Electric Race Car (Barrick) Relax, refresh and rejuvenate at PDAC’s Relaxation Corner! Booth #3220 Visit Trade Show North and receive a 15 – 20 minute Using aerospace-grade construction materials, the complimentary massage from Canada’s leading mobile electric race car, known as Horizon, boasts some of the massage provider – Onsite Health. best technology on the planet from its solar panels to its The massage is given in a specially-designed chair battery. See and learn more about this modern marvel which offers ultimate comfort. The session will focus on from University of Toronto undergraduate engineering back, neck, shoulders, head, arms and hands, and will students at booth 3220 in the Investors Exchange. Barrick be provided through clothing. Gold Corporation recently sponsored the students as part of its commitment to encouraging innovation and education Hours of operation: here in its hometown of Toronto. The sponsorship will Sunday March 5 10:00 am – 5:00 pm help students solve complex engineering problems, from Monday March 6 10:00 am – 5:00 pm structural and dynamic challenges, to optimizing energy Tuesday March 7 10:00 am – 5:00 pm use, to limiting drag, to perhaps one day producing a Wednesday March 8 9:00 am – 12:00 pm sun-powered vehicle that competes in the Indianapolis 500.

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Moderator: Stephen Stewart, Minvest Partners Panelists: Sponsored by IBK Capital Corp. Eric N. Vincent, The Electrum Group LLC Isser Elishis, Waterton Global Resource Management Gareth Turner, Apollo Private Equity Warren Gilman, CEF Holdings Ltd.

Canada’s capital markets play a critical role in supporting the financing of mineral exploration in Canada and around 1:30 – 3:00 pm the world. PDAC’s Capital Markets Program is intended Room 711 to create a forum for learning and dialogue on a range of topics related to the financing of mineral exploration. Where even explorers might fear to tread: Country risk and financing As deposits become more scarce companies are exploring TUESDAY, MARCH 7 and developing mines in areas that present political risk and challenging operational circumstances. This session 8:30 – 10:00 am will focus on how country risk affects company decisions on where to operate, and investor decisions on which Room 714 projects to finance. The future of exploration and mining financing, Moderator: Ran Maoz, Prospectors & Developers Part One: A global banker’s perspective Association of Canada The PDAC is pleased to bring back our popular panel Panelists: discussion from 2016. This keynote session will provide Rick Rule, Sprott U.S. Holdings Inc. a global perspective on mining financing from the major Stephen J.J. Letwin, IAMGOLD Corporation Canadian banks, in a context of constant change. Eira Thomas, Lucara Diamond Corp. Randy Smallwood, Silver Wheaton Corporation Chair: John Bridges, JP Morgan Panelists: David Scott, CIBC Capital Markets 3:30 – 4:45 pm Egizio Bianchini, BMO Capital Markets Peter Collibee, Scotia Capital Inc. Room 711 Rick McCreary, TD Securities What management and investors need to know Ryan Latinovich, RBC Capital Markets about activist shareholders and proxy fights With optimism increasing in the mining sector, 10:30 am – 12:00 pm well-funded shareholder activists are renewing their interest in the sector and looking at all avenues to Room 714 maximize returns. Mining companies, both juniors and majors, need to be aware of the latest developments The future of exploration and mining financing, in shareholder activism as campaigns, tactics and Part Two: Private equity panel outcomes continue to evolve. This session will provide Private equity was once thought to be the white knight an overview of what’s happening in the market and that would fill mining’s capital void once public equity a review of the latest developments. Following such investors fled after devastating losses. However, private presentations, a panel will share their experiences and equity’s moves have been restrained to date, as these advice on how to avoid being caught in a proxy battle shrewd and well capitalized investors wait for their and how to respond if you are in one. window of opportunity. Now as miners seek stability and Chair: Gesta Abols, Goodmans LLP growth, they must weather this period of extreme volatility as they compete for capital. As the geopolitical pendulum Panelists: swung to the right in 2016, global economic uncertainty Arthur Einav, Sprott Resource Corp. endured as the mining and metals industry sought to find Christine Carson, Shorecrest a new equilibrium. This high-profile panel of private equity Michael Partridge, Goodmans LLP leaders will discuss how their investment segment views Darren Novak, UBS the mining and metals sector in 2017 and beyond.

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Corporate Presentation Forum for Investors South Building, Level 800

MONDAY, MARCH 6 & Base metals: International TUESDAY, MARCH 7 Room 803 Chair: George Topping, Industrial Alliance 10:00 am Keith Morrison, North American Nickel Inc. 10:20 am Steve Wood, Sherritt International Corporation Sponsored by 10:40 am Alan Coutts, Noront Resources Ltd. 11:00 am Scott Trebilcock, Nevsun Resources Ltd. 11:20 am Bill Trenaman, Ivanhoe Mines

Afternoon Discover up-to-the-minute information on select exploration and development companies’ current Gold: International activities and investment potential. Room 801A Chair: Ovais Habib, Scotiabank GBM MONDAY, MARCH 6 2:00 pm Rick Howes, Dundee Precious Metals Inc. 2:20 pm Joel Holliday, Rangold Resources Limited Morning 2:40 pm Clive Johnson, B2Gold Corp. 3:00 pm John Dorward, Roxgold Inc. Diamonds 3:20 pm Sam Coetzer, Golden Star Resources Ltd. Room 801A 3:40 pm Howard Golden, Nordgold 4:00 pm Robert LaVallière, SEMAFO Inc. Chair: Geordie Mark, Haywood Securities Inc. 4:20 pm Jerry Xie, China Gold International 10:00 am Matt Manson, Stornoway Diamond Corporation Resources Corp. Ltd. 10:20 am Ken Armstrong, North Arrow Minerals 10:40 am George Read, Shore Gold Inc. Uranium 11:00 am Dean Taylor, Diamcor Mining Inc. 11:20 am William Lamb, Lucara Diamond Corp. Room 801B Chair: David Talbot, Dundee Capital Markets Inc. Gold: Americas 1 2:00 pm David Cates, Denison Mines Corporation Room 801B 2:20 pm Leigh Curyer, NexGen Energy Ltd. 2:40 pm Ross McElroy, Fission Uranium Corp. Chair: Trevor Turnbull, Scotiabank GBM 3:00 pm Roger Lemaitre, UEX Corporation 10:00 am Catharine Farrow, TMAC Resources Inc. 3:20 pm Andrew Worland, Toro Energy Limited 10:20 am Evan Eddie, Starcore International Mines Ltd. 3:40 pm Stephen Antony, Energy Fuels Inc. 10:40 am Renaud Adams, Richmont Mines Inc. 4:00 pm Jeffrey Klenda, Ur-Energy Inc. 11:00 am Hannes Portmann, New Gold Inc. 4:20 pm Amir Adnani, Uranium Energy Corp. 11:20 am John McCluskey, Alamos Gold Inc. Gold: Exploration 2 Gold: Exploration 1 Room 802 Room 802 Chair: Ryan Walker, Echelon Wealth Partners Chair: Gary Baschuk, PearTree Securities Inc. 2:00 pm Darin Wagner, Balmoral Resources Ltd. 10:00 am Joe Hamilton, Unigold Inc. 2:20 pm Ian Peres, Moneta Porcupine Mines Inc. 10:20 am Michael Hudson, Mawson Resources Ltd. 2:40 pm Jesse Grady, Redstar Gold Corp. 10:40 am Mikhail Damrin, Kopy Goldfields 3:00 pm Ivan Bebek, Auryn Resources Inc. 11:00 am Kevin McNulty, Conroy Gold and Natural 3:20 pm Joe Campbell, TerraX Minerals Inc. Resources plc 3:40 pm Morgan Poliquin, Almadex Minerals Limited 11:20 am Glen Parsons, Mariana Resources Limited 4:00 pm Walter Coles Jr., Skeena Resources Limited 4:20 pm Rudi Fronk, Seabridge Gold Inc.

34 PDAC 2017 WHERE THE WORLD’S MINERAL & FINANCE INDUSTRY MEETS Base metals: Exploration Afternoon Room 803 Silver Chair: Peter Campbell, OCI Inc. Room 801A 2:00 pm Wojtek Wodzicki, Filo Mining Inc. Chair: Chris Thompson, Raymond James Ltd. 2:20 pm Rob Cinits, Entree Gold Inc. 2:40 pm Wojtek Wodzicki, NGEx Resources Inc. 2:00 pm Rui Feng, Silvercorp 3:00 pm Rick Van Nieuwenhuyse, Trilogy Metals Inc. 2:20 pm Phillips Baker, Jr., Hecla Mining Company 3:20 pm Nicholas Mather, SolGold plc 2:40 pm Bradford Cooke, Endeavour Silver Corp. 3:40 pm Mark Bennett, S2 Resources Ltd. 3:00 pm Clynton Nauman, Alexco Resource 4:00 pm Alan Stephens, Coro Mining Corp. Corporation 4:20 pm Mark Gibson, High Power Exploration 3:20 pm Brian McEwen, Golden Arrow Resources Corp. 3:40 pm Eric Fier, SilverCrest Metals Inc. 4:00 pm David Wolfin, Avino Silver & Gold Mines Ltd. TUESDAY, MARCH 7 4:20 pm Brendan Cahill, Excellon Resources Inc.

Morning Electric/REE Zinc Room 801B Room 801A Chair: Luisa Moreno, Tahuti Global 2:00 pm Jim McKenzie, Ucore Rare Metals Inc. Chair: Pierre Vaillancourt, Laurentian Bank Securities 2:20 pm George Putnam, Scandium International 10:00 am Jim Gowans, Arizona Mining Inc. Mining Corp. 10:20 am Peeyush Varshney, Canada Zinc Metals Corp. 2:40 pm Paul Farquharson, eCobalt Solutions Inc. 10:40 am Mark Cruise, Trevali Mining Corporation 3:00 pm Mark Smith, Largo Resources Ltd. 11:00 am Wayne Taylor, Heron Resources Limited 3:20 pm Patrick Highsmith, Pure Energy Minerals 11:20 am Steve Dawson, Canadian Zinc Corporation 3:40 pm Aubrey Eveleigh, Zenyatta Ventures Ltd. 4:00 pm Waldo Perez, Neo Lithium Corp. 4:20 pm Blair Way, Leading Edge Materials Corp. Gold: Americas 2 Room 801B Copper Chair: Andrea Cheung, Independent Consultant Room 802 10:00 am Paul Benson, Silver Standard Resources Inc. 10:20 am Bob Bell, Red Eagle Mining Corporation Chair: Jeff Woolley, Paradigm Capital 10:40 am Rob McEwen, McEwen Mining Inc. 2:00 pm Teo Dechev, Mundoro Capital Inc. 11:00 am Ernest Mast, Primero Mining Corp. 2:20 pm Jeff Ackert, Carube Copper Corp. 11:20 am Thomas Clay, Golden Queen Mining Co. Ltd. 2:40 pm Rob Henderson, Amerigo Resources Ltd. 3:00 pm Stephen Twyerould, Excelsior Mining Corp. 3:20 pm Jerry Zieg, Tintina Resources Inc. Royalty companies and prospect generation 3:40 pm Paul West-Sells, Western Copper and Room 802 Gold Corporation 4:00 pm Rod Shier, Copper Mountain Mining Chair: Drew Clark, Red Cloud Klondike Strike Inc. Corporation 10:00 am David Awram, Sandstorm Gold Ltd. 4:20 pm Joanne Freeze, Candente Copper Corp. 10:20 am Chad Wells, Altius Minerals Corporation 10:40 am David Cole, Eurasian Minerals Inc. 11:00 am Chris Richter, AuRico Metals Inc. Gold: Development 2 11:20 am Patrick Donnelly, First Mining Finance Corp. Room 803 Chair: Sam Crittenden, RBC Capital Markets Gold: Development 1 2:00 pm Stephen Quin, Midas Gold Corp. Room 803 2:20 pm Jeffrey Pontius, Corvus Gold Inc. 2:40 pm Barry Hildred, Aquila Resources Inc. Chair: Tara Hassan, Raymond James Ltd. 3:00 pm Gerald Panneton, NewCastle Gold Ltd. 10:00 am Ronald Little, Orezone Gold Corporation 3:20 pm Vincent Metcalfe, Falco Resources Ltd. 10:20 am Christian Milau, Luna Gold Corp. 3:40 pm Claude Lemasson, Eastmain Resources Inc. 10:40 am Amir Adnani, GoldMining Inc. 4:00 pm Steven Dean, Atlantic Gold Corporation 11:00 am Erick Bertsch, Columbus Gold Corp. 4:20 pm Bruce McLeod, Sabina Gold & Silver Corp. 11:20 am Ron Hochstein, Lundin Gold Inc.

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9:00 am – 12:00 pm 9:35 am The future of a vanadium industry in Canada, Mehmet F. Taner, Taner and Room 713 Associates, Ottawa, Canada 10:00 am The metallogeny of lode gold deposits: A syngenetic perspective, Derek McBride, Specialist, Toronto Canada Sponsored by 10:25 am Iron oxide-apatite, iron oxide-copper-gold deposits and magmas: A new unifying genetic model, Adam Simon, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, USA Selected from a call for abstracts, these technical, policy 10:50 am Structural controls on magmatic Ni-Cu- and academic presentations offer insights into current PGM sulfide at Wallbridge Mining’s Parkin and topical subjects. Presentations will not be recorded. Offset Dyke deposit in Sudbury, Ontario, Chairs: Susan Ma, IBI Group, Toronto, Canada & Wei Qian, Joshua Bailey, Wallbridge Mining Company Hohai University, China Limited, Sudbury, Canada 9:10 am How virtual and augmented reality 11:15 am Why we fail: Insights into a new will change the mining industry, Alan exploration model, John Gingerich, Smithson, MetaVRse, Toronto, Canada Prolithic Capital, Toronto, Canada

Letter Writer Presentations for Investors

South Building, Level 800 SUNDAY, MARCH 5

9:00 am – 5:00 pm 9:55 am Garrett Goggin, Gold Stock Analyst 10:20 am John Kaiser, Kaiser Research Online Room 801 10:45 am James Kwantes, Resource Opportunities 11:10 am Louis James, International Speculator 11:35 am Mickey Fulp, The Mercenary Geologist Sponsored by Co-Chair: Jennifer Boyle, Velocity Trade Capital Peter Bojtos 12:00 pm Marin Katusa, Katusa Research 12:25 pm Claude Bejet, Agora Finance France Sprott Inc. 12:50 pm Gwen Preston, Resource Maven 1:15 pm Byron King, Rickards Gold Speculator 1:40 pm Jayant Bhandari, Anarcho Capital — Musings on Investing Hear tips from your favourite industry commentators as 2:05 pm John Tumazos, Very Independent Research they present ideas on how to select good investments in Co-Chair: Katherine MacDonald, Dimac Capital the resource sector. 2:30 pm Brent Cook, Exploration Insights Organizer & Chair: Peter Bojtos, Independent 2:55 pm Sean Broderick, Oxford Club Company Director 3:20 pm Eric Coffin, Hard Rock Analyst Co-Chair: Sonia Shirprashad, Sprott Private Wealth 3:45 pm Adrian Day, Global Analyst 9:00 am Introduction by Peter Bojtos 4:10 pm Kal Kotecha, Junior Gold Report 9:05 am Joe Mazumdar, Exploration Insights 4:35 pm Rick Rule, Sprott’s Thoughts 9:30 am Matt Badiali, Banyan Hill Publishing 5:00 pm Concluding remarks by Peter Bojtos

36 PDAC 2017 WHERE THE WORLD’S MINERAL & FINANCE INDUSTRY MEETS Opening Ceremonies MONDAY, MARCH 6

South Building, Level 700, Room 701 8:30 – 9:15 am Welcoming remarks from Glenn Mullan, PDAC President; the Honourable Jim Carr, Minister of Natural Resources and Ed Sackaney, Knowledge & Wisdom Keeper. Open to all pass types.

Media Partners South Building, Level 800 Free finance, exploration and development-related • MinerAndina publications available to all attendees can be found in • MINERGÍA Ecuador literature bins and on table-top displays. • Miners News • Mining Equipment Prospector, The • Brasil Mineral • Mining Journal • Bull & Bear Financial Report, The • Mining Record, The • Business News Network • Mining Review Africa • Canadian Mining & Energy magazine • Mining Weekly • Canadian Mining Magazine • Mining World • Chile Explore Report • mining.com • CIM Magazine • NAFinance.com • DEL Communications Inc. • NAI500 • Editec Publishing Group • National Post, The • Global Business Reports • Natural Resources Magazine • Goldletter International • Northern Miner, The • Industrial Minerals • Oil and Gas Republic • InfoMine • Private Capital Markets Association of Canada • International Mining • ProActivo Magazine • InvestorIntel Corp. • Prospector Resource Investment News, The • Kitco News • Resource World Magazine • Listed Magazine • Revista Minería • Magazine Ressources Mines et Industrie • Rumbo Minero • Metals News • SMM Information & Technology Co., Ltd. • Mexico Mining Review

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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 5 This seminar will bring together the leaders of Australia’s federal, state and territory geological surveys and government investment experts to connect investors with 8:00 am – 12:00 pm the information they need to invest with confidence in Room 206D mineral exploration in Australia. Metal riches of the Western Tethyan Belt Panel presentations will be made on geoscience initiatives in support of mineral exploration in Australia, Euromax Resources Ltd. along with Australia’s policy, regulatory and investment With the advent of modern exploration in Eastern landscape, and will allow plenty of time for questions Europe, Turkey and the former Soviet Union over the and answers. Attendees will hear about investment- past two decades, the western Tethys has emerged ready opportunities and have the chance to discuss as a province remarkably endowed with copper and prospects in detail with speakers. gold, as well as lithium, borates, and nickel. Major Australia’s outcome-focused business, policy and discoveries have occurred in outcropping traditionally investment processes, a proven record of environmental, unrecognized deposit types and new districts, as well social, financial, legal and political stability, and proximity as in concealed, blind and sub-cropping but atypical to Asia’s fast-growing markets, making it the smart deposits within long-recognized districts. choice for exploration investment. This session will focus on the western segment of the All are welcome. Registration is not required. Tethyan Belt, bringing together companies active in the region and country representatives to discuss the metal wealth of the region and respective business climates. The 2:00 – 6:00 pm session is hosted by Euromax Resources Ltd., COO Pat Forward, with an opening talk on the regional metallogeny Room 205D provided by Mac Canby, Vice President, Eurasia and Africa The Annual South African Mining Investment Seminar exploration at Freeport-McMoRan Exploration Corporation. South African Department of Mineral Resources Participating companies include Dundee Precious Metals Inc., Euromax Resources Ltd., Mariana Resources Ltd., South Africa has a long history of mining expertise Mundoro Capital Inc., Nevsun Resources Ltd. and remains the wealthiest mining jurisdiction in the world. The country has developed progressive and All are welcome. Registration is not required. internationally competitive mining policies since the inception of its democratic dispensation. 1:30 – 4:30 pm Experience first-hand high-level discussions led by Mosebenzi Zwane (MP), the Minister of Mineral Room 206B Resources, together with key industry stakeholders and Australia: Invest with confidence leaders as they engage delegates on opportunities and challenges facing the South African mining industry. Australia Minerals The seminar will reaffirm South Africa’s commitment Australia has a long history of successful mineral to growing and sustaining the mining industry through exploration and mining and yet remains one of the innovation and will also include discussions on what world’s biggest untapped exploration markets. With makes it a favourable investment destination. geological potential across a diverse range of mineral Registration is required. For more information commodities, up to 80 percent of the country is yet to and to register, contact [email protected] or be properly explored. There’s every reason to expect call 416 730 7284. these areas to be equally prospective. Australia’s minerals industry has always thrived in partnership with international investment. With readily accessible geoscience information and expertise, Australia offers investors one of the highest returns on exploration investment in the world.

38 PDAC 2017 WHERE THE WORLD’S MINERAL & FINANCE INDUSTRY MEETS PDAC is pleased to announce our ofﬁcial Mining Country Sponsors

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2:00 – 7:30 pm 2:20 pm Mr. Enkh-Amaglan Sengee, Advisor to the Minister of Mining and Heavy Industry of Room 206D Mongolia Policy reform and stable governance Mongolia: For stability, unlocking the potential will prove that the new Government plans to achieve a competitive, attractive and Ministry of Mining and Heavy Industry of Mongolia predictable legal and regulatory environment Mongolia’s Ministry of Mining and Heavy Industry, for foreign investors in Mongolia’s minerals in partnership with Mongolian and foreign invested and mining sector. exploration and mining companies, is hosting a forum to 2:35 pm Presentations by exploration companies provide timely information and balanced discussion about in Mongolia Mongolia. The event will focus on: Mongolia’s investment climate and specific actions to strengthen it; Mongolia’s 3:25 pm Open Discussion untapped exploration potential; and exciting Mongolian Session Two: Unlocking the potential, discoveries, projects and investment opportunities. Mr. Steve Saunders, President of North 2:00 pm Opening remarks by Canadian Ambassador America-Mongolia Business Council to Mongolia H.E. Ed Jager 4:00 pm Mr. Baatartsogt Baldorj, Head of Mineral 2:05 pm Welcome remarks by Mongolian Resources and Petroleum Authority of Ambassador to Canada H.E. Mongolia Minerals exploration is Mongolia’s Mr. Altangerel Radnaabazar key to a successful mining industry, and our Government is committed to increasing the 2:10 pm Keynote: H.E. Mr. Dashdorj Tsedev, Minister number of new exploration licenses issued and of Mining and Heavy Industry of Mongolia, also to improving the quality, transparency and Mongolia is committed to attracting, retaining, efficiency of the licensing process. protecting and rewarding foreign investors who are committed to developing and strengthening 4:15 pm Presentations by mining companies in Mongolia Mongolia’s minerals and mining sector. 5:15 pm Open Discussion Session One: Building a better mining 5:30 pm Closing Remarks by Members of Parliament country, Mr. Jargalsaikhan Dambadarjaa, and Networking Reception leading Mongolian economist All are welcome. Registration is not required.

PDAC 2017 WHERE THE WORLD’S MINERAL & FINANCE INDUSTRY MEETS 39 Presentation Rooms MONDAY, MARCH 6 8:00 am – 12:00 pm Room 203B 8:00 am – 12:00 pm Colombian Mining Day 2017 Room 202B Colombian Government, National Mining Agency Deloitte Colombia is a country committed to transforming mining 9:00 am The digital revolution: Mining starts to into a pillar of the economy focused on developing reinvent the future, Van Ramsay & responsible, modern and efficient mining activity. Andrew Swart With a geological base in coal, nickel, gold, platinum, Welcome to the digital age in mining! Digital is the emeralds, limestone, salt, gypsum, copper and manganese next frontier in the evolution of the enhancements in ores, amongst other discoveries, the government is the technological strides in mining. For mining, the committed to expanding the sector and welcomes foreign digital revolution represents the art of the possible in investment. Colombia is the number one producer of redefining and defining reductions in waste to unlock emeralds worldwide, and the number one producer of and create value, improve safety for employees, the thermal coal in Latin America. In the past few years, the organisation and communities. Digital will enable country has experienced an increase in exploration for stronger relationships with stakeholders, facilitate gold and base metals. Due to the confidence and business knowledge sharing and training, drive new revenue opportunities Colombia offers to investors, mining has streams, and provide access to new markets. Deloitte’s become a major player in the country’s economy. experience is at the centre of these conversations. During the sixth edition of the Colombian Day seminar, the Ministry of Mines and Energy and the National 10:00 am Wearables at work in the mineral industry Mining Agency will present the sector’s achievements Vinay, Sugunanandan & Jurgen Beier during the past year and the government’s goals and commitments for the next four years. The Colombian Wearables are shaping the future of the workplace Geological Service will present in detail the most and are shaping the mining environment in ways not recent findings and updated maps based on information imagined. In partnership with Vandrico and Cortex compiled in site visits over the past few years. Design, Deloitte has developed a solution centred around a new and unique purpose driven wearable Expected participants will include representatives device (patents pending). Discover the Connected Mine of leading mining companies, investors, suppliers, solution and explore how wearables are changing the government officials and officials from the most way we mine. significant mineral producing regions of Colombia who will share their experiences and insights about the 11:00 am Active versus passive risk management: country’s mining sector. navigating volatile commodity markets, Registration is preferred, but not required. Brent Morgan For more information and to register, contact In a rapidly changing global economy, unprecedented [email protected] challenges are being faced as the mining industry undergoes dramatic change. During economic uncertainty and constantly changing regulatory 8:00 am – 12:00 pm requirements, the ability of corporate treasury to Room 206B manage risks is more important than ever. Corporate treasury is concerned with issues like lack of visibility Invest in Canada’s North over cash, FX volatility and inadequate treasury Canadian Northern Economic Development Agency technology support while working with other groups within the company. Canadian companies’ revenues Canada’s North, with its world-class resource potential have been significantly impacted by volatility in the and nearly 40 percent of the country’s land mass, is currency markets where wild swings have become the one of the most attractive investment destinations for new normality. Organizations are moving towards an domestic and international investors. active risk management program to provide additional Organized by the Canadian Northern Economic Development clarity and an understanding into managing cash. Agency (CanNor), in collaboration with Global Affairs All are welcome. Registration is not required. Canada and the three northern governments (Nunavut, Northwest Territories and Yukon), the annual half-day Invest in Canada’s North seminar will showcase northern exploration and mining potential and how the various players and processes work cooperatively to encourage a long-term sustainable resource industry in the North.

40 PDAC 2017 WHERE THE WORLD’S MINERAL & FINANCE INDUSTRY MEETS Government perspective as the systemic competitiveness that Ecuador Following a complimentary networking breakfast, learn offers. Additional presentations will be delivered by about the perspective of the Government of Canada delegates of companies currently active in Ecuador and the territorial governments on sustainable northern and representatives of the state-owned National resource development. Mining Company. Regulatory perspective Speaker: Javier Córdova Unda, Minister of Mining of the A regulatory panel will walk you through the northern Republic of Ecuador regulatory landscape to help you understand how these All are welcome. Registration is not required. processes work to assess and permit major resource development projects. Indigenous perspective 8:00 am – 6:00 pm Indigenous representatives will highlight the role of indigenous people and communities in resource Room 206D development and how collaboration with Indigenous Peru Day communities and businesses can help improve the likelihood Canada-Peru Chamber of Commerce of success. The role of community-based planning for resource development projects will also be discussed. Industry perspective You will hear directly from mining company executives operating successful mines in the Arctic. You will learn about the industry’s perspective on the advantages of exploration and mining and ask questions about their experiences and the opportunities and challenges of Peru: Competitive destination for mining working in Canada’s North. 8:30 am Welcome remarks by Gwyneth Kutz, Senior officials from federal and territorial governments, Ambassador of Canada to Peru and Marcela heads of mining companies operating in the North, chairs López Bravo, Ambassador of Peru to Canada and executive directors of Indigenous organizations and northern regulatory boards will be key speakers. 8:45 am Peru’s vision of mining: What is Peru’s vision of mining for the years ahead? Gonzalo Tamayo, Registration is preferred, but not required. For more Mines, Ministry of Energy and Mines of Peru information and to register, contact Manik Duggar at [email protected] or call 868 669 2594 or 9:15 am Competitive Peruvian mines: What are the 867 445 5924. factors that contribute to Peruvian mines’ competitiveness and why are they attractive investments? Alfredo Remy, PwC Peru; Eric 8:00 am – 6:00 pm Caba, Hudbay; Manuel Fumagalli, Barrick; Victor Gobitz, Buenaventura; Representative, Room 205D Rio Alto/Tahoe Ecuador Day 10:30 am Key advantages of investing in Peru: What Gobierno Nacional de la Republica del Ecuador are the key aspects that make Peru a competitive destination for mining? Francis Stenning de Lavalle, Bolsa de Valores de Lima; Namrata Thapar, International Finance Corporation; Ruben Arratia, WoodMackenzie; Orlee Wertheim, Toronto Stock Exchange 11:30 am Innovation and technology in Peru’s mining sector: How is innovation and technology Ecuador: A world class mining destination spearheaded by Peruvian mining suppliers? Humberto Salicetti, Partner Advisory The Ecuadorian mining sector has become an Services, PwC; Javier Aguilar, Regional important and attractive destination for miners and Coordinator, LAC Region, Extractive investors around the world. In the context of Ecuador Industries, The World Bank Day, the Minister of Mining of the Republic of Ecuador will outline the developments of the strategic mining 12:00 pm Projects under exploration: What are the key projects and highlight the effect of the advances in projects under exploration in Peru? Bruce L. the perception of the country as a mining destination. Turner, Compañía Minera Zafranal; Luquman Additionally, there will be a presentation on the A. Shaheen, Panoro Minerals; Elisario investment opportunities that are currently available, Antúnez de Mayolo, Bear Creek especially in prospecting and exploration, as well

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2:30 pm New Government’s approach to promote mine in County Galway, a result of Irish entrepreneurship investment representative, Peruvian and Canadian venture capital. Since then, Ireland has Government become a significant producer of base metals, ranking third in Europe and fourteenth in the world for zinc. 3:00 pm Environmental framework for the mining sector: What is the environmental laws and regulations Presenters for mining operations in Peru? Elsa Galarza, 2:00 pm Introduction by Jim Kelly, Ireland’s Ministry of Environment of Peru & Patrick Ambassador to Canada Wieland, National Service for Environmental 2:10 pm Ireland: A prime location for mineral exploration Certification (SENACE) and development, Eibhlin Doyle, EMD Innovative social investments in Peru: 3:45 pm 2:25 pm Closing oceans: Enhanced potential for VMS What are the good practices in engaging in UK and Ireland, Mark Cooper, GSNI with external stakeholders around mining operations? Chris Pullen, Export 2:40 pm GSI initiatives: TELLUS, R&D, Geoscience Development Canada; Carlos Castro & Julia Ireland, Koen Verbruggen, GSI Torreblanca, Hudbay Perú; Cerro Verde, 2:50 pm Research innovation at the Irish Centre Representative of the Peruvian Government Research for Applied Geoscience (iCRAG), 4:30 pm Regional governments and their role in John Walsh, University College Dublin promoting responsible mining investments in 3:00 pm TELLUS Geochemistry, Erik Grunsky Peru: What is the role of regional governments in promoting investments in the mining sector 3:10 pm Networking Break in Peru? Yamila Osorio, Governor, Arequipa 3:30 pm Recent developments and new entrants Region Wilmer Venegas, Governor, Apurimac 5:00 pm Geoscience export services, Dermot Reidy, Region & Edwin Licona, Governor, Cuzco Region Enterprise Ireland All are welcome. Registration is not required. 5:10 pm Networking reception All are welcome. Registration is required. For more 2:00 – 6:00 pm information and to register, contact Andrew Gaynor at [email protected] Room 202B Ireland: Open for business 2:00 – 6:00 pm Geological Survey of Ireland Room 206B Chair: Gerry Stanley, Head, Minerals Section, the Geological Survey of Ireland New perspectives for the Brazilian mining sector The Geological Survey of Ireland (GSI) provides three Agency for Technological Development of the key services: geoscience data (terrestrial and marine), Brazilian Mining Industry (ADIMB) knowledge centre (independent advice and statutory Brazil is a major producer and supplier of mineral roles) and project partner for research. commodities, with a large territory, diversified geologic The GSI is a division of the Department of Communications, environment, advanced mining know-how and good Climate Action and Environment which is also home to infrastructure. The new Brazilian Government is improving the Exploration and Mining Division (EMD). The EMD is the country’s mineral policies, aiming to facilitate new the regulator for minerals in Ireland and issues licenses, investments in the mining sector. monitors performance, and promotes the exploration and The Honourable Minister of Mines and Energy will give development of economic mineral deposits in Ireland. an overview of Brazil’s ongoing policy changes, as well as In bringing Irish geoscience expertise to international address the Government plans to improve foreign investment markets, Enterprise Ireland and GSI support Geoscience attraction. Moreover, representatives of the Brazilian Ireland, a business development initiative for 28 companies Geological Survey (CPRM) and from state mining agencies winning overseas business in geoscience. will present investment opportunities and guidelines to The Geological Survey of Northern Ireland (GSNI) provides conduct mineral exploration and mining in Brazil. geoscience information and services to inform decision- Mining companies representatives will showcase the making and is part of Northern Ireland’s Department for the experiences in developing major mines in the country. Economy (DfE). GSNI is staffed by scientists of the British Furthermore, the exploration companies will present Geological Survey under contract to DfE to provide advice recent exploration achievements and new mining and support to the Minerals and Petroleum Branch (MAPB) developments. They will also present their views on the which administers mineral exploration in Northern Ireland. country potential for new major discoveries. Ireland and Canada’s mining industries have strong links All welcome. Registration is not required. dating back to the opening over 50 years ago of the Tynagh

42 PDAC 2017 WHERE THE WORLD’S MINERAL & FINANCE INDUSTRY MEETS 2:00 – 6:00 pm Deep Mining Network, share the challenges and lessons learned, and discover what is still needed for us to Room 202D innovate and commercialize in the mining industry from Greenland Day 2017 a panel of top mining industry and operator leaders. Government of Greenland, Greenland Business All are welcome. Registration is preferred, but not Association and Arctic Cluster of Raw Materials required. For more information and to register, contact [email protected] Greenland Day 2017 presents current, expected and advanced mining projects in Greenland. The program will explore mineral opportunities for prospectors and investors, and present infrastructure, business TUESDAY, MARCH 7 opportunities and regulatory frameworks. The sessions will include: 8:00 am – 12:00 pm • Opening remarks Room 202D • Mineral exploration in Greenland • Mineral opportunities Barbados solutions for international business operations • Exploration projects Consulate General of Barbados • Infrastructure and investments Multinational companies, including those operating in • Advanced mining projects the mining, oil and gas sectors, constantly face a range • Panel discussion on future developments in the of risks, challenges and opportunities. Over the past Greenlandic mining industry 50 years, Barbados has positioned itself to become a Registration is required. For more information strategic and preferred domicile for investors who must and to register, contact Jakob Schmidt, Danish manage these dynamic sets of circumstances. Consulate General in Toronto, at [email protected] Today, Barbados is home to over 4,000 international or call 416 640 1662. business entities operating in the areas of international trade and commerce, international insurance and banking, niche manufacturing, software development, 3:00 – 5:00 pm business process outsourcing and wealth management, Room 203B among a range of other business activities. A number of these businesses have significant stakes in the 10 years of driving innovation and beyond: extractive industries, serving markets in the Americas, Demonstrating successful collaborations, lessons Africa, Asia and Europe. learned and Industry led projects in Canada Investors are attracted to Barbados’ proven record of being Centre for Excellence in Mining Innovation an efficiently regulated, modern, transparent, treaty-based Centre for Excellence in Mining Innovation (CEMI) and stable jurisdiction. Furthermore, the country’s adoption continues its evolution over the past 10 years and of ever evolving international standards, sound legislative counting as an organization that delivers innovation- framework, world-class infrastructure, excellent educational driven productivity improvements to meet the system and intelligent workforce, as well as its outstanding challenges that confront the mining industry in quality of life, all combine to provide a unique appeal. Canada and globally. With changing commodity prices, As a result, businesses realise significant benefits from we can develop innovations that lower the cost of being in Barbados, including cost and risk mitigation, mining, reduce the time from ore discovery to mine certainty of process, and flexibility in corporate structuring. production, and decrease the risk that mining projects will negatively impact the environment. Our focus at Discussion topics will include: CEMI has been to improve ore production systems and • Understanding the Barbados advantage for the mine development process, while reducing the international investors geotechnical and heat-stress risk of mining at depth. • The importance and relevance of double taxation We have worked to improve the safety of operations avoidance agreements and to reduce the energy necessary to operate deep • Cost-effective options for structuring mines effectively. Additionally, CEMI has developed international operations low-cost approaches that will reduce the impact of • Captive insurance solutions for asset and mining on the natural environment, reduce the cost risk management of exploration, and help accelerate the discovery and • A Canadian investors’ experience of doing business opening of new mines in remote locations. in Barbados Join CEMI as we celebrate the wins and collaborative Registration is preferred, but not required. partnerships over the past 10 years, meet the innovators For more information and to register, contact and their products from programs such as the Ultra [email protected]

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8:00 am – 12:00 pm impact on the mining company’s bottom line. Deloitte’s team will provide insights and experiences about how Room 203B the role of innovation and technology is shaping the Opportunities in the Indian mineral and mining sector conversations related to energy management. Strategic direction is at the core of the value unlocked by mining Government of India, Ministry of Mines companies for its stakeholders and shareholders over the India has abundant reserves of key minerals such as short and long term in defining how energy is managed iron ore, bauxite, dolomite, gypsum, limestone and mica, today and tomorrow. and adequate reserves of chromite, manganese, zinc 9:30 am Making sense of climate change in the and graphite. Kerala beach sands are rich in atomic mining industry, Henry Stoch minerals. India produces 87 minerals, which include four fuels, 10 metallic, 47 non-metallic, three atomic and 23 Sustainable development is viewed as “table stakes” minor minerals. in the mining industry and a critical success factor in the modern mining context. In the current environment, There is a consensus in the mining sector that when evaluating performance, businesses must take importation of technology and equipment is required into account not only their financial performance but in various sub sectors such as mineral extraction, their environmental and social performance as well. processing, mine safety and pollution control In this session we shall cover the climate change and monitoring. Joint ventures are commonly ideal for carbon related regulations affecting the mining sector such technology transfers. Greater efforts need to be and related technological trends and innovations that made to achieve technology adoption, adaptation and can help companies tackle this issue effectively. assimilation, particularly to suit Indian conditions. 10:30 am Marigold: Accelerating due diligence and India offers opportunities for investment in the advanced risk analytics, Marshall Billingsea booming mining and mineral sector. India has a long heritage of exploration and exploitation of minerals How well do you really know your business partners, with vast geological potential. The Mines and Minerals vendors and stakeholders? Deloitte invites you to (Development and Regulation) Act, 1957 has been experience the Marigold™ web-based, commercial amended by the MMDR Amendment Act, 2015 w.e.f. due diligence application that was developed to assist January 2015. The salient provisions of the Act are: commercial and US Federal Government clients in removal of discretion, auction to be the sole method of monitoring their business partners and entities of interest allotment, impetus to the mining sector, safeguarding for indications of risk. Developed in coordination with the the interests of affected persons, encouraging U.S. Department of Defense, Marigold delivers unparalleled exploration and investment, simplification of procedure reporting and analysis of supply chains, foreign and and removal of delay, and stronger provisions for domestically held companies, and complex business checking illegal mining. In order to implement the structures. Marigold captures and codifies Deloitte’s years policy, the government has made a series of new rules. of due-diligence experience and knowledge. Join us at the India Pavilion to: All are welcome. Registration is not required. • Gather key information about geological and investment opportunities through the auction process in the mining sector. Room 205D • Receive clarification and information through discussions Bolivia is a country of great mining tradition with policy makers and regulators participating from federal and sub-federal levels (state governments) and Government of Bolivia representatives of Indian mining industries including Mining is part of its identity as a plurinational state and it major private players and state-owned enterprises in forms a strategic sector for its economic development. exploration and mining. Bolivia has important mineralogical reservoirs to be All are welcome. Registration is not required. explored, transformed and industrialized with minerals like zinc, silver, lead, tin, gold, semi-precious and precious stones as well as lithium and iron deposits 8:00 am – 12:00 pm ranking among the first in the world. We are a country Room 202B making progress, with a steady growth economy, generating ample opportunities for investment, offering Deloitte security and juridical stability. 8:30 am Mining smarter: Creating value through The Bolivian presentation will be attended by the Minister Energy Management, Adriaan Davidse of Mining and Metallurgy, the highest authority of the Energy management is not only the right thing to do but mining and metallurgy sector, who will present a wide it is a smart business practice, demonstrating corporate outlook of the economy and mining in Bolivia, investment responsibility which if done correctly has a direct positive opportunities in mining projects and the current

44 PDAC 2017 WHERE THE WORLD’S MINERAL & FINANCE INDUSTRY MEETS regulatory framework for foreign investors, accompanied offer joint venture opportunities with the Republic by technical expositions of public institutions on the of Chile. The Exploration Management Office of this potential of the different mining projects in the country. important state-owned company will deliver technical details such as geological potential and characteristics Private companies will present their experience in the for each prospect, research studies, and the business development of successful mining activities in Bolivia model offered, thereby proving why it is interesting to and its perspectives. develop partnerships with ENAMI. 8:00 am Welcome from Pablo Guzmån Laugier, Plurinational State of Bolivia Ambassador The Minister of Mining of Chile, Aurora Williams, to Canada accompanied by authorities from diverse state institutions and representatives from the most 8:15 am Mining policy in Bolivia, César Navarro important mining associations of the country will Miranda, Ministry of Mining and Metallurgy, describe the opportunities the country offers to Plurinational State of Bolivia investors including: the freedom to do business, 9:15 am Geological explanation of mining reserves mining suppliers, infrastructure, water resources, in Bolivia, Roberto Pérez Morales, Chief taxes, environment and regulation. Executive Officer, SERGEOMIN (Geological All are welcome. Registration is not required. Mining Service) 9:45 am Mining legislation and legal security, Erick Ariñez Bazzan, Chief Executive Officer, 8:30 am – 6:00 pm Jurisdictional Administrative Mining Authority Room 206B 10:15 am Break Future of mining: German-Canadian forum on trends in 10:30 am Productive experiences, relationships with exploration technologies, productivity improvements the community, presentations from three and digital innovation private corporations Canadian German Competence Centre for Mining All are welcome. Registration is not required. and Mineral Resources, German Mineral Resources Agency in the Federal Institute of Geoscience and Natural Resources, McKinsey and Company and 8:00 am – 6:00 pm Siemens Canada Room 206D In partnership with McKinsey and Company and Siemens Canada, German Mineral Resources Agency in the Federal Chile Day Institute of Geoscience and Natural Resources and the Trade Commission of Chile and Ministry of Mining Canadian German Competence Centre for Mining and of Chile Mineral Resources present a full-day program discussing the challenges facing the mining sector, as well as German technology innovations to address these challenges. The challenges will be addressed in four sessions throughout the day: 8:30 am Registration 9:00 am Introduction and welcome Chile: Exploring the future 9:45 am Session 1: Exploration technologies Chile is the main copper producer worldwide, ranked made in Germany, showcasing German first in nitrates and iodine and one of the most important technologies for improving accuracy, producers of lithium. Yet, there are many reserves and lowering costs and reducing environmental riches that have not been exploited or developed and footprint in mineral exploration many others to be discovered. It is for this reason that 12:00 pm Session 2: Lunch panel. The future of mining. we invite you to invest and explore in Chile. Keynote address by McKinsey and Company, In this seminar, different foreign companies with Siemens Canada and representatives from exploration projects in Chile will discuss their experiences: operations, research and the supply sector, the strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and challenges discussing what’s next for the mining industry that they have faced exploring Chile. You will have the 2:00 pm Session 3: The productivity imperative. opportunity to ask questions and have a conversation with Keynote address by McKinsey and Company, the top executives from these companies. as well as case studies on the K+S Legacy The National Mining Company of Chile (ENAMI) will Project and Herrenknecht’s latest flexible present its investment prospects in exploration, and tunneling machines

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3:45 pm Session 4: Digital innovation in mining. Keynote Registration is preferred, but not required. address by McKinsey and Company followed For more information and to register, contact by a presentation on What investors need to Bob Kelly at [email protected] know about optimal adaptive processing and precise orebody modelling and geomapping Registration is preferred, but not required. For more 2:00 – 6:00 pm information and to register, contact Aarti Mona Room 203B Sörensen at [email protected] Bridging business, research and education along the raw materials value chain in Europe 2:00 – 4:30 pm European Institute of Innovation and Technology (EIT) Room 205D Raw Materials EIT Raw Materials, initiated and funded by the European Legal challenges facing the mining industry today: Institute of Innovation and Technology (EIT), a body of The good, the bad, and the ugly the European Union, is one of the largest and strongest McCarthy Tétrault LLP consortiums in the raw materials sector worldwide. Its mission is to boost the competitiveness, growth and This program will offer a panel discussion on the attractiveness of the European raw materials sector latest legal developments and issues facing mining through radical innovation and entrepreneurship. EIT Raw companies operating in Canada and abroad. The Materials unites more than 100 partners – academic and program is specifically tailored for in-house counsel research institutions as well as industry – from more and other decision-makers in the mining industry. than 20 European countries. Partners collaborate on Topics will include: finding new and innovative solutions to secure the supply • Resolving disputes your way: Domestic and of raw materials and improve the sector along the entire international arbitration value chain – from exploration and mining, extraction to • Capital allocation in the next cycle processing, and recycling to reuse. • Legal update: Extra-territorial disputes, mining class actions and Aboriginal claims EIT Raw Materials aims to significantly enhance innovation in the raw materials sector through the The presentation will be made in conjunction with the sharing of knowledge, information and expertise. 2017 release of McCarthy Tetrault LLP’s Mining in the Entrepreneurs, start-ups and societies for mining, Courts publication. metallurgy and exploration receive funding Registration is required. For more information and to and support through the partner network and register, contact [email protected] collaboration activities. EIT Raw Materials will create a significant impact on European competitiveness and employment by driving and fostering innovation and 2:00 – 6:00 pm empowering students, entrepreneurs and education partners driving toward the circular economy. This Room 202D will result in the introduction of innovative and Unlocking the mineral potential of the sustainable products, processes and services, as Northwest Territories well as talented people who will deliver increased economic, environmental and social sustainability to Government of Northwest Territories European society. Panel members from the government of the Northwest All are welcome. Registration is not required. Territories (NWT), the northern mining sector and aboriginal communities and governments will address a range of topics related to the Northwest Territories’ 3:00 – 4:30 pm world-class mineral potential. Presenters will cover topics related to geoscience research and activity, active Room 202B and proposed projects, challenges and opportunities, Leveraging data and technology to boost environmental, and exciting new programs and initiatives undertaken to health, safety and social goals support and encourage responsible mineral exploration and development in the NWT. The NWT is open for Environmental Resources Management (ERM) business and intents to establish the territory as an The increasing importance and reliance on technology attractive place to invest. to streamline critical information cannot be denied. For After each panel session, there will be time for informal mining companies, relaying accurate environmental, networking with panel members and other participants health, safety and social (EHSS) data is crucial to meeting with knowledge about doing work and business in the NWT. regulatory requirements and managing stakeholder expectations. Inconsistencies in how data is collected,

46 PDAC 2017 WHERE THE WORLD’S MINERAL & FINANCE INDUSTRY MEETS centralized or organized however mean its true value risks • Type of approvals (EIA, DIA and others) getting lost at critical points in an asset’s lifecycle. • Sectorial permits • Compliance and fines This session will feature speakers from companies that embrace technology, and use data to gain insights and Labour and Immigration leverage results to: • Expatriates and working permits, types of local labour agreements • Optimize operational performance • Impact of unions and collective agreements • Identify early stage trends in EHSS data that indicate risk • Social security and health costs • Create baselines to determine liability exposure Ultimately, data has the power to help companies make Investment protection schemes quick, strategic and customized decisions. When used • Constitutional regulations, international treaties, properly, mining companies have the ability to turn arbitration, enforcement of foreign awards and judgments their EHSS challenges into opportunities and manage All are welcome. Registration is not required. potential risks. Registration is preferred, but not required. For more information and to register, contact Navita Khokha at 8:00 am – 12:00 pm [email protected] Room 206D Driving our story of digital integration and smart change WEDNESDAY, MARCH 8 Hexagon Mining Hear the presentation on the latest solutions driving our 8:00 am – 12:00 pm story of digital integration and smart change. Featured topics will include: updates on our new geomodeling Room 206B solution; GeoLogic, improved smart underground Regulatory framework for exporting mining services to solutions; and the introduction of MiPlan, a software Latin countries: Argentina, Chile, Colombia and Peru solutions provider focusing on the collection and consumption of data in real time. GeoLogic leverages Montt Group SpA, Latam Professional Services the power of implicit modeling by sequencing surfaces The speakers are attorneys from four different nations, and solids to create an airtight geological model.The practicing in their respective area of expertise in Montt outcome is an entirely reproducible, auditable geological Group SpA, a regional professional company with model that can be quickly updated with new information. subsidiaries in the four countries and deeply involved in Fully integrated with the MineSight Planning Suite, the subject matter. Several key topics that are vital for a GeoLogic provides geologists with smart, time-saving successful sale of services will be examined: modeling. Move seamlessly from data interpretation, data interpolation and data statistics using integrated Legal structure functionalities. SmartMine UG is a complete solution • Cross-border sales developed to increase efficiency and save time by • The use of local distributors tracking, controlling, and optimizing underground • Developing local presence mine operations. The short-term plan is imported • Entering into joint ventures and/or temporary into SmartMine UG, which monitors its execution by associations of enterprises for specific projects (UTE’s) capturing production data and activity statuses from all Commercial opportunities: mine equipment. Powered by data, the mine dispatcher, • Governmental procurement institutions, procedures, working at a central room, is able to better define mine types of contracts and particular regulations equipment allocation at all mine faces, resulting in less • Participation in private bids and direct invitations lag time between sequential activities, increasing overall • Independent development of the market machinery equipment utilization. The ability to track • Public-private association laws and regulations and execution against planned activities, show production the manner to participate data in real time to dispatchers and supervisors, and Tax regulations increase short-term adherence, benefits operation • VAT, income tax, other relevant taxes on income foreseeability and cost reduction. or assets MiPlan is a software solutions provider focusing on the • Withholding taxes collection and consumption of data in real time. Enable • The existence of subsidized territories and remote management of mobile fleet and staff through economic sectors the use of smart devices such as tablets and phones. • Double taxation treaties in force or in progress MiPlan empowers businesses to increase production, to enter in the coming future improve safety, and reduce costs. • Free trade agreements in force and similar All are welcome. Registration is not required. Environmental regulation

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2:00 – 6:00 pm 2:15 pm Session 1: Mining in Eurasia trends, Lou Naumovski, CERBA; Roman Kopin, Room 205D Chukotka Autonomous Region, Russia; Canada Eurasia Russia Business Association (CERBA) Alexey Orel, Ministry of Natural Resources and Ecology of the Russian Federation; Supported by Kinross Gold Corp. Representative of ROSNEDRA; Timur CERBA’s annual Eurasia mining conference will offer Toktabayev, Minister of Mining and Heavy a program dedicated to developments in the Eurasian Industry, Mongolia; Ryan Cochrane, Wood mining sector and mining opportunities for Canadian Mackenzie; Aida Sitdikova, EBRD companies. Experts from business, purchasing, 4:15 pm Session 2: Investor experience in Eurasia, government, diplomatic, consulting, academic and Claude Schimper, Kinross Gold Corp.; non-profit backgrounds will focus on key trends, Andrey Koniuhov, N-Mining, Denis constraints and opportunities in Eurasia in the context Alexandrov, Highland Gold, Mikhail Dyagilev, of today’s dynamic global economy. Krastsvetment; Robert Schafer, Amur Minerals; Representatives of other mining 1:30 pm Registration and Coffee companies doing business in Eurasia 2:00 pm Welcome Remarks, Lou Naumovski, CERBA; 6:15 pm Networking Reception and H.E. Alexander Darchiev, Ambassador of the One-on-On Meetings Russian Federation to Canada; H.E. Konstantin Registration is required. Register online at www. Zhigalov, Ambassador of Kazakhstan to cerbamining.com or email Katherine Balbanova Canada; Andrew Cheatle, PDAC at [email protected] or Julia Tikomirova at [email protected]

48 PDAC 2017 WHERE THE WORLD’S MINERAL & FINANCE INDUSTRY MEETS Reception Rooms North Building, Level 200

MONDAY, MARCH 6 natural resources, having mining as a core pillar of its federal policy as well as a strong commitment towards sustainable development, Argentina represents an 8:00 am – 1:30 pm excellent opportunity for investment. Room 205B Registration is required. To register, please email Camara Minera de Nicaragua [email protected] In 2016, gold was the third largest export in Nicaragua, and as the largest country in Central America there 11:30 am – 1:30 pm are still large portions yet to be explored. With modern exploration techniques and the support of the Nicaraguan Room 205B Government, it is only a matter of time before significant Don’t just hope for the best. Proactively prepare for the new discoveries are made. inevitable cyberattack All are welcome. Registration is not required. Deloitte Speakers: Robert Masse & Nathan Spitse, Deloitte 3:00 – 5:00 pm Join us as we go behind the scenes of an attack and Room 205B show you how to proactively respond and recover. This is an opportunity for mining executives to pinpoint key Overview of mining opportunities in the Mano River Union organizational risks; and increase their understanding of Mano River Union Incident Response & Crisis Management. You’ll have the chance to actively participate in an unfolding event, work Speakers: Dr. Saran Daraba Kaba, Secretary General & in groups to share perspectives, and respond truthfully Mr. Simeon D. Moribah, Chef de Mission. Mano River Union in confidential polling questions. This simulation allows As an Intergovernmental Institution comprising of Sierra you to practice roles in a safe environment, increase Leone, Liberia, Guinea and Cote d’Ivoire, the Mano probability of success when faced with a similar River Union aims to strengthen the capacity of Member situation, and expose missing roles, visibility, and States to integrate their economies and coordinate controls that may be in your own organization. peace building development programs, as a prerequisite All are welcome. Registration is not required. to trade promotion, development of industry, energy, agriculture, natural resources, transport and telecommunications, monetary and financial affairs. 3:00 – 5:00 pm All are welcome. Registration is not required. Room 205B Minnesota: A great place to live, work, and do business TUESDAY, MARCH 7 State of Minnesota Minerals Coordinating Committee For the past 133 years, Minnesota has been home to 8:00 – 10:00 am mining. During that time, Minnesota has developed a Room 205B strong infrastructure to support mining businesses and industries. Want your next mining venture to be a Argentina: An excellent opportunity for investment success? Explore Minnesota! Argentina Ministry of Energy and Mines All are welcome. Registration is not required. A year since its change in central government, Argentina continues to firmly position mining as one of the core pillars of its federal policy. In line with this goal, the country continues to adjust the regulatory framework necessary to promote long-term investments in Argentina. Endowed with undisputed

PDAC 2017 WHERE THE WORLD’S MINERAL & FINANCE INDUSTRY MEETS 49 Reception Rooms 6:30 – 8:30 pm WEDNESDAY, MARCH 8 Room 205B 8:00 – 10:00 am Developing raw materials into a major strength for Europe European Institute of Innovation and Technology (EIT) Room 205B Raw Materials Broadening horizons: Expanding sample sizes, EIT Raw Materials invites you to join a networking and expanded produce lines and expanded applications matchmaking event on innovation and technology to ColdBlock Technologies Inc. support new businesses and shape the future of the Please join us as we review notable advancements over exploration, mining and processing industry in Europe. the past year with ColdBlock Digestion including results The event makes it possible for stakeholders within the from large size gold samples and associated techno- exploration, mining and processing industry to network economic analyses, expanded base metal assessments, an with the EIT Raw Materials partners and representatives. expanded product offering and environmental applicability. EIT Raw Materials will present and showcase the All are welcome. Registration is not required. selected European projects and start-ups funded by the EIT Raw Materials. Join us to explore the future of exploration, mining and processing and to get to know 11:30 am – 1:30 pm more about the EIT Raw Materials community. Registration is preferred, but not required. For more Room 205B information and to register, contact Leigh Moss at AMIRA International exploration portfolio [email protected] AMIRA International Please join us for an overview of new AMIRA International Research and Technology Initiatives delivering innovation for mineral exploration. All are welcome. Registration is not required.

3:00 – 5:00 pm Room 205B The James Bay Treaty No. 9: The real agreement as orally agreed to Presenter: Grand Chief Jonathan Solomon, Mushkegowuk Council The purpose of this presentation is on the oral promises given during the Treaty 9 Commission travels to various First Nations in Northern Ontario. It is also meant to inform the general public and business in Ontario, specifically as it pertains to resource development and mining. All are welcome. Registration is not required.

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Associations, Corporations, Foundations Individual Contributors Mining Matters is a and Government Contributors Platinum ($10,000 plus) charitable organization Ross Lawrence • Rob McEwen • Howard Stockford Precious Metals • Edward Thompson dedicated to bringing Gold ($7,500) knowledge and Ronald Netolitzky awareness about Silver ($1,000 to $5,000) Canada’s geology and Stuart Averill • William Barnett • Robert Bishop • Donald Bubar • Patricia Dillon • Graham Farquharson mineral resources to • Ron Gagel • Scott Hand • David Harquail • Lee students, educators Hodgkinson • William Roscoe • Robert Schafer and the public. The • Rodney Thomas • Mackenzie Watson Contributors ($501 to $999) organization provides IBK Capital Corp. current information James Pirie • Ted Trueman about rocks, minerals, Friends ($200 to $500) Jon Baird • John Bogie • Anna Burwash • Douglas Cater metals, mining and Diamond • David Clarry • David Comba • Gerald Cooper • David the diverse career Davidson • John Harvey • Michael Hobart • Michael opportunities available MacGillivray • Allan MacTavish • Ron Malashewski in the minerals industry. • William Mercer • Richard Moore • Jim Popowich • John Postle • Michael Power • Arthur Gord Slade Mining Matters • D. Grenville Thomas • Chris Twigge-Molecey exceptional educational • William Steve Vaughan • Ramona Verma • Neil Gold Westoll resources that meet Fans (Up to $199) provincial curriculum Brian Abraham • Dale Alexander • Angelino Taguibao expectations, created Ancheta • John Ashenhurst • Gilles Aubertin • David Barnes • Michael Barnes • Ted Baumgartner • Charles by educators and Earth Beaudry • Len Bednarz • Kris Begic • Robert Berg science experts. • Ben Berger • Deanna Berry • Martin Bobinski • Peter Bojtos • George Brimhall • Marie-France Bugnon Mining Matters has • Roland Butler • Joseph Cancellare • Jean Pierre Chabot • Paul Chamois • Stanley Charteris • Lesley reached an estimated Chorlton • Laura Clinton • Albrecht Conle • Gerald 600,000 teachers, Silver Cooper • Peter Cooper • Louis Covello • W.R. Dick Cowan • Richard Dallwig • Rebecca Darling • Ed students and members Debicki • Ruth Debicki • Dimitar Dimitrov • Martin of the public since • Michael Fox • Douglas Fraser • Ross Gallinger • Frank inception in 1994. S. Glass • George Gorzynski • Neil Gow • Kenneth Grace • R. Michael Gray • Arlin Hackman • John Hansuld As a charitable Brian and Susan • Gerald Harper • John Harvey • Donald Hattie • Chris organization, Thomas Foundation Henstock • Larry Herbert • Robert Hornal • Donald Hoy Mining Matters • Brent Jellicoe • Serge Jodoin • Dennis Jones • Dean greatly appreciates Supporters Journeaux • Orest Kalawsky • Peter Karelse • Adou the contributions Agnico Eagle Mines Ltd. • Alto Ventures Ltd. • Aon Risk Solutions • Avalon Advanced Materials Katche • Jim Kelly • George Kent • Leni Keough • Boart Longyear • Cameco • Canadian Securities Exchange • Canadian Society of Exploration • Karen Kettles • Katherine Kiang • Colin Knight from the minerals and • Nickolas Kohlmann • John La Flair • Tom Lane • M. J. Geophysicists Foundation • Cassels Brock & Blackwell LLP • Centerra Gold • Cormark Securities Moe Lavigne • Ross Lawrence • Felix Lee • Michael aggregates industries, • Department of Canadian Heritage • Detour Gold Corp. • Eloro Resources Inc. • Fission Uranium Corp. Lesher • Geir Liland • Owen Lokuciejewski-Taylor individuals, foundations, • Foran Mining Corp. • HudBay Minerals Inc. • IAMGOLD Corp. • Institut national des mines du Québec • Stan MacEachern • Ralph MacNally • Scott Manske • Jerritt Canyon Canada Ltd. • Kirkland Lake Gold Inc. • Klohn Crippen Berger Ltd. • KPMG • Mark’s • Dabria Marcus • Steve Masson • Ian McAvity • Robert corporations and Commercial • McGovern, Hurley, Cunningham, LLP • Medalist Capital Ltd. • MNP LLP • NexGen McCallum • Gordon McCaslin • Deborah McCombe government. These Energy Inc. • North Arrow Minerals Inc. • Norton Rose Fulbright Canada LLP • OceanaGold • Ontario • Steven McCutcheon • Joel Mora Loer • Steve Morison generous donations Mining Association • PearTree Securities • RCF Management (Toronto) Inc. • RPA Inc. • Sherritt • Dennis Morrison • Glenn Mullan • David Murray International Corp. • St. Patrick’s Day Parade • STEM Camp • TD Securities • The CIM Foundation • John Murray • Gary Musil • Pascal Muzard • Harold make possible all E. Neal • Charles-Bruno Okpuruka • Gerald Panneton • The Fairmont Royal York • The Pilot Tavern • The William Pearson Family Fund • Votorantim Metals • Murray Pearson • Christine Petch • Neil Platts aspects of our program Canada Inc. • Yamana Gold • Michael Plaunt • Konrad Radacz • Sethu Raman development and Friends implementation. BDO Canada LLP • Brent Cochrane Consulting • BWB Consulting Services Inc. • Dynamic Discovery • Laura Jo Scaife • Carl Schulze • Durham Sims • Milan Situm • Wolfgang Skublak • Ian Smith • Lawrence Geoscience Ltd. • GeoVector Management Inc. • Integro (Canada) Ltd. • Northern Prospectors Smith • Peter Smith • Otto Snel • Hugh Snyder • Alar Association • P. J. Mars Investments Ltd. • Partners Indemnity Insurance Brokers Ltd. • Teck Resources Soever • Jane Spooner • Brian St. Louis • Michael Stuart • Karen Sutherland • Michael Sweatman • WESTAC • Flavio Tavora • Tanya Tettelaar • Roger Thomas • Ian Thompson • Steve Velimirovic • Christine Vodden Prospectors and Developers Association of Canada Mining Matters 904-1200 Eglinton Avenue East, Toronto, ON M3C 1H9 • Tel.: 416-863-6463 • MiningMatters.ca • David L. Wetmore • William White • William R.Wilson • Arthur Wootton • Donald Worth • Edward M. 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PDAC Sponsor Ad - Dra B.indd 1 2017-01-23 3:18:02 PM Student Program STUDENT HUB MONDAY, MARCH 6 South Building, Level 800 The Student Hub (formerly Student Booth) will be located 12:00 – 7:00 pm on Level 800 across from the Trade Show. This new Fairmont Royal York Hotel, Ballroom space will host Resumé Review sessions, registration for the guided tours of the Trade Show & Investors Exchange, PDAC-SEG Student Minerals Colloquium and other engagement opportunities for students. PDAC is pleased to partner with the NSERC-CMIC Footprints Network, the Goodman School of Mines, and the Society of Economic Geologists Canada Foundation in RESUMÉ REVIEW sponsoring the Annual Student Minerals Colloquium. This South Building, Level 800 event is hosted by the SEG Student Chapters at Laurentian University and the Ottawa-Carleton Geoscience Centre Sign up onsite at the Student Hub for a consultation and will feature 100 poster presentations highlighting with a geoscience professional, Patrick McAndless, current research on mineral deposits and related studies who will review your resumé and discuss personalized by students from across North America. networking techniques. Students are encouraged to bring a copy of their resumé to the session. Sessions will run from Sunday, March 5 – Wednesday, March 8.

PDAC-CIM TORONTO BRANCH GUIDED TOURS South Building, Level 800 The tours are a great way to become acquainted 3:30 – 5:00 pm with the 1,000+ companies that exhibit in the Trade Show and Investors Exchange. Each tour stop will last South Building, Room 714 approximately seven minutes and will focus on the Student-Industry Forum exploration and/or production aspects of the company’s projects and career opportunities. This year’s topic will be ‘Mentorship: Women in Mining’. Learn about the range of career opportunities, the Sunday March 5 1:00 pm importance of mentoring, and the role that gender plays Monday March 6 10:00 am and 1:00 pm in hiring and work experience. Take advantage of the Tuesday March 7 10:00 am and 2:00 pm opportunity to participate in the Q&A to follow. All Access Student Pass required for participation. Panelists: Sign up onsite at the Student Hub. Pamela Coles, Abitibi Geophysics Valerie Wilson, RPA Toronto Elisabeth Ronacher, Ronacher McKenzie Geoscience SUNDAY, MARCH 5 Chi Nguyen, Parker P Consulting Christine Petch, CPetch Consulting 2:30 – 4:00 pm Shilika Mathur, The Lundin Group South Building, Room 714 PDAC Survival Skills TUESDAY, MARCH 7 Discover the many opportunities available to you during the convention and learn strategies for successfully 11:30 am – 1:30 pm networking and navigating your way through PDAC North Building, Rooms 105/106 2017. Patrick McAndless will help you showcase your potential value to employers and build marketing tools Student-Industry Networking Luncheon to help you succeed in your career. The flagship event of the student program, this reception-style buffet luncheon provides an opportunity to make valuable connections with industry professionals and peers. The winner of the Mary-Claire Ward Geoscience Award will be announced as well as the selected 2017 Student-Industry Mineral Exploration Workshop students. There will be a random draw for our annual tuition top-up awards. Proof of student membership is required to claim the award. RSVP is required.

52 PDAC 2017 WHERE THE WORLD’S MINERAL & FINANCE INDUSTRY MEETS 2017 MARY-CLAIRE WARD GEOSCIENCE AWARD WINNER This year’s recipient of the Mary-Claire Ward Geoscience The award is administered by the Prospectors & Award is Holly Steenkamp of Laval University. Developers Association of Canada, the Geological Association of Canada, the National Geological Surveys Her PhD thesis involves new regional bedrock mapping Committee, the Canadian Geological Foundation, and in an underexplored part of the south-central Rae craton, Watts, Griffis and McOuat Ltd. in the Tehery Lake-Wager Bay area of northwestern Hudson’s Bay, Nunavut. Holly is determining the areas Application details are posted at www.pdac.ca and regional tectonometamorphic history as recorded by www.gac.ca by October 1 every year. supracrustal rocks. She will use the results to evaluate the character, timing, and duration of metamorphic processes that developed in this area associated with the 1.86-1.83 Ga Trans-Hudson orogeny. Holly will receive her award at GAC-MAC 2017 to be held May 14 – 17 in Kingston, Ontario. The award, comprising $5,000 and a certificate, is given annually and honours 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 President of the Geological Association of Canada. She was a passionate advocate for the geosciences in Canada. The intent of the award is to encourage and support a graduate student in Canada whose thesis contributes to our knowledge about the geological history of Canada. Mapping must be a significant component of the winning thesis.

MENTORING

MENTORING PROGRAM

As the geoscience community grows, there is a need to provide guidance and support to recent graduates. An important part of this support structure is mentorship.

PDAC has launched a program that gives members an opportunity to share their vast knowledge and experiences with students and recent graduates, some of whom will be future industry leaders.

Our mentoring program connects participants through meaningful relationships. This allows our experienced members to share their industry knowledge, and for mentees to comfortably enter into industry roles. Respect and understanding is emphasized in creating a fulﬁlling partnership, resulting in a more diverse and a more welcoming community.

To volunteer as a mentor or to participate as a mentee, please visit our website pdac.ca/students/mentorship

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Course Outline: FRIDAY, MARCH 3 • General concepts of structural geology and application to mineral systems 8:00 am – 5:00 pm SOLD OUT • Structural mapping techniques • Analysis of structures in drill core Room 701A • 3D visualization and interpretation of geology and Applied structural geology in exploration and mining mineralization, how to quantify risk and confidence in 3D models Friday, March 3 8:00 am – 5:00 pm • Analysis of faults and fault systems Saturday, March 4 8:00 am – 5:00 pm • Analysis of folded rocks Organizer: SRK Consulting (Canada) Inc. • Analysis of vein and vein systems Structural geology is an important factor in the • Regional structural and tectonic environments, linking formation and post-mineralization modification of nearly deposit scale to regional scale all ore deposits. Structural geology has an impact Presenters: at all scales, from regional patterns to individual ore James Siddorn, SRK Consulting (Canada) Inc. bodies. Understanding the structural geology of your Wayne Barnett, SRK Consulting (Canada) Inc. project provides a foundation for successful exploration, Jean-Francois Ravenelle, SRK Consulting (Canada) Inc. resource definition and estimation, and effective LEVEL OF COMPREHENSION: ALL LEVELS and safe extraction. Participants should have an undergraduate level This new workshop will equip you with the tools and understanding of geology but this course has been confidence to apply structural geology effectively and attended by technicians, engineers and financial add value to your projects, from regional grassroots analysts previously. exploration to mine-scale models. COURSE FEE: The workshop: • Is practical and highly interactive Regular Rate • Is presented by experienced practitioners who know how to simplify the key messages and provide you with Member $799 Non-Member $899 a workable, practical toolkit for applying structural geology to all stages of exploration and mining • Past older versions have been presented to over 2,000 geologists worldwide • Comprises alternating sessions of practical exercises, case studies, and brief presentations all with real-world tools that participants can easily learn and apply to their exploration and (or) mine properties • The course notes are extensive and serve as an ongoing reference manual for participants

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8:00 am – 5:00 pm 9:00 am – 4:30 pm Room 718B Room 714B World-class gold deposits: How do they form and Improving strategic capital management with integrated what do we need to know to find them? valuation and risk modelling methods Friday, March 3 8:00 am – 5:00 pm Organizer: Michael Samis, Ernst & Young LLP Saturday, March 4 8:00 am – 5:00 pm Volatility in commodity prices and financial markets, Organizer: Society of Economic Geologists (SEG) compounded by technical uncertainty, make it difficult for mining professionals to assess risk exposures and identify This two-day workshop will focus on the most factors influencing their Strategic Capital Management widespread mineral deposit types that host much of (SCM) decisions. Integrated Valuation and Risk Modelling the current global gold resource. Leading experts will (IVRM) methods are a toolkit comprising advanced finance provide descriptions of some of the most important theory, risk management concepts, decision analytics, and Precambrian and Phanerozoic examples of gold deposit numerical methods that can be used to analyze a wide types formed in island and continental arcs, evolving range of SCM problems. Types of applications include metamorphic belts, and seafloor settings. competing project development strategies, innovative Detailed material will be provided on tectonic and financing structures, mergers and acquisitions, corporate structural controls, geological characteristics, portfolio risk, and enterprise risk management. geochemical and geophysical signatures, geochronological relationships, and exploration This workshop demonstrates why IVRM is an important strategies. Specific settings in the geological record, extension to the static cash-flow models commonly both in space and time, will be compared and used by industry. It includes an extended section contrasted to indicate what type of gold resources are discussing how to model commodity price uncertainty likely to be discovered in various provinces. and estimate model parameters. Case studies are used to illustrate important IVRM concepts and their Case studies will document key features that have application to mining industry problems. The case led to successful discovery of deposits. The course is studies include: for geoscientists from both industry and academia, as • The value and risk management benefits of well as students of economic geology who desire a staged development comprehensive understanding of modern concepts on • Financing a project with a streaming agreement the geology of gold deposits. Emphasis will be on the • Assessing country risk in a corporate asset portfolio characterization of deposits representative of the following types: Participants in the workshop will improve their understanding of how the IVRM framework can be used • Orogenic gold deposits to recognize the unique cash-flow risk characteristics • Low and high sulfidation epithermal gold deposits of individual projects, and how these characteristics • Gold-rich porphyry deposits influence value and risk at both a project and corporate • Intrusion-related gold systems portfolio level. Case studies are extensively used to • Volcanogenic massive sulfide ores provide a direct link between concepts and practical Presenters: industry application. Richard Goldfarb, Colorado School of Mines & China University of Geosciences Presenters: Stuart Simmons, University of Utah, Earth and Michael Samis, Ernst & Young LLP Geoscience Institute Graham Davis, Colorado School of Mines Thomas Monecke, Colorado School of Mines David Laughton, David Laughton Consulting & University of Alberta LEVEL OF COMPREHENSION: INTERMEDIATE Lisa Lin, Ernst & Young LLP COURSE FEE: LEVEL OF COMPREHENSION: INTERMEDIATE

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56 PDAC 2017 WHERE THE WORLD’S MINERAL & FINANCE INDUSTRY MEETS SATURDAY, MARCH 4 8:30 am – 4:30 pm Room 803B 8:00 am – 5:00 pm Health and safety in mineral exploration Room 713 Organizer: Bill Mercer, Avalon Advanced Materials Inc. U.S. Mining Law: An in-depth overview and refresher The objective of the course is to give participants of the U.S. Mining Law relating to the acquiring, sufficient training so they can understand the following: developing, permitting, financing and closing of hard rock mining claims and projects in the U.S. • What the typical risks are in mineral exploration • Completion of an elementary risk assessment of a task Organizer: Parsons Behle & Latimer • Investigating an accident This full-day course is a comprehensive overview of the • Collection, compilation and understanding of health mining law in the United States relating to the acquisition, and safety statistics exploration, development, operation and closure of hard • At a high level, how health and safety can and should rock mining projects. The course will provide in-depth be administered coverage of the types of land and mineral ownership in • What the special risks are around drilling (accidents) the U.S., types of mineral claims, historical and current and helicopters (fatalities) issues under the Mining Law of 1872, the process and The participants, if from a small company, will have issues involved in obtaining, holding and financing enough information to start a Health and Safety (H&S) mineral tenures, along with an overview of water law in program if one does not exist. If from a larger company, the Western U.S., and issues relating to acquisition and they will better understand what the company program generation of electrical power for the operation. is attempting to achieve, and also some specific The course will include an overview of the typical technicalities of risks around drilling and helicopters. methods for entering into exploration and development The course is targeted at those active in mineral joint venture arrangements, including the revised Rocky exploration in the field, although management aspects Mountain Mineral Law Foundation ‘Form 5’ limited of H&S will also be covered. liability company agreement, lease, purchase and sale of Presenters: exploration and mining project issues, and a discussion of Bill Mercer, Avalon Advanced Materials Inc. the standard royalty mechanisms including net smelter Mark Wiseman, Avalon Advanced Materials Inc. return and net profits interest royalties. Brian Maeck, Boart Longyear Limited The course will also cover current significant Albert Baetens, Universal Helicopters environmental issues in the exploration and development LEVEL OF COMPREHENSION: BEGINNER TO INTERMEDIATE of operations, including key air and water discharge issues, environmental impact statements, permitting COURSE FEE: of tailings facilities, bonding, and mine closure, and (includes course material, continental breakfast, reclamation issues. Attendees will leave with an excellent and lunch) foundation for understanding the major issues involved in acquiring, holding, financing and developing mining Rates interests in the U.S., and the related environmental, water, power and closure issues. The course is ideal for persons Member $56.50 Non-Member $169.50 who are interested in acquiring mining projects in the U.S., or simply wish to have a refresher on key concepts. PDAC is pleased to offer this course at a special rate as part of the association’s ongoing leadership in Presenters: Health & Safety and its commitment to improving R. Craig Johnson, Parsons Behle & Latimer responsible exploration. Chad Baker, Parsons Behle & Latimer Kevin W. Johnson, Parsons Behle & Latimer Nora Pincus, Parsons Behle & Latimer Richard J. Angell, Parsons Behle & Latimer Bruno Hegner, Parsons Behle & Latimer LEVEL OF COMPREHENSION: INTERMEDIATE COURSE FEE:

Regular Rate Member $599 Non-Member $699 Student $199

PDAC 2017 WHERE THE WORLD’S MINERAL & FINANCE INDUSTRY MEETS 57 Short Courses SUNDAY, MARCH 5 LEVEL OF COMPREHENSION: INTERMEDIATE Participants should have an undergraduate level 9:00 am – 5:00 pm understanding of geology. Room 718 COURSE FEE: New exploration methods for base and precious Regular Rate metal deposits: How to increase success in Member $599 Non-Member $699 Greenstone Terranes Student $199 Organizer: Laurentian University, Mineral Exploration Research Centre Greenstone terranes continue to be an important metal source worldwide, but the mining industry needs new WEDNESDAY, MARCH 8 ideas and models to focus scarce exploration funds on the most prospective areas containing the next 8:00 am – 12:00 pm generation of ore deposits. The Mineral Exploration Room 801 Research Centre (MERC) at Laurentian University’s Harquail School of Earth Sciences develops Mining disclosure essentials: NI 43-101 reporting exploration methodologies by conducting cutting-edge, fundamentals, industry best practices and useful field and laboratory research on mineral deposits and guidance for TSX and TSXV issuers large-scale ore systems. Organizer: Ontario Securities Commission and Toronto MERC’s research is directed at: 1) developing Stock Exchange a new understanding of the complex interplay of Your company makes a public disclosure about the ore-system controls for volcanogenic Cu-Zn±Au, results of mineral exploration and development activities, magmatic Ni-Cu-PGE and orogenic Au deposits; and 2) but is this reporting compliant with the requirements determining vectors to economic mineralization through of NI 43-101 and the TSX/TSXV disclosure rules? This integration of regional-and deposit-scale mapping half-day Short Course is specifically designed to assist with structure, stratigraphy (aided by geochronology), mining company executives, qualified persons, and geophysical data (magnetic, electromagnetic, induced investor relations personnel to understand their reporting polarization and gravity) and geochemistry utilizing obligations and improve their disclosure compliance. major and trace elements, fluid inclusion chemistry, and radiogenic and stable isotopes in rocks, minerals, ores Common reporting pitfalls and challenges at various and overburden samples. stages of development of a mineral project will be covered using practical examples. Topics specific to The Short Course will draw insights from development both securities regulation and Exchange rules and of the Metal Earth project, a new seven-year, $104 policies will be reviewed, and an interactive news million applied R&D program with government, industry release exercise will also be included. and academic partners that will expand and accelerate MERC’s ore system research and provide new The Short Course will provide a discussion of technical exploration models for gold and base metal deposits. reports and the common problems that may require the The course will be taught by experienced economic technical report to be amended and refiled. Examples of geologists using case studies and up-to-date exploration disclosure best practices and effective ways of meeting the models for greenstone-hosted deposits. Experts in form requirements of technical reports will also be covered. precambrian geology, structural geology, geochemistry, A high-level comparison of the requirements of NI 43-101 geophysics and surficial geology will provide insight on with the recently proposed SEC mining disclosure rules the use of exploration tools for vectoring to economic in the U.S. to replace Industry Guide 7 will be discussed mineralization. Integration of the combined topics will and the differences with NI 43-101 will be highlighted. offer better tools to focus limited exploration dollars on quality targets. The popular question and answer session will also be included at the end of the Short Course. Presenters: John Ayer, Laurentian University The overall objective of the Short Course is to assist Harold Gibson, Laurentian University mining companies and qualified persons with improving Daniel Kontak, Laurentian University their technical disclosure compliance and avoiding a Bruno Lafrance, Laurentian University call from securities regulators, IIROC, or TSX/TSXV to Matthew Leybourne, Laurentian University clarify or correct their disclosure resulting in potential Richard Smith, Laurentian University loss of time, money and reputation.

58 PDAC 2017 WHERE THE WORLD’S MINERAL & FINANCE INDUSTRY MEETS Presenters: Craig Waldie, Ontario Securities Commission Jim Whyte, Ontario Securities Commission Paul Ténière, Toronto Stock Exchange LEVEL OF COMPREHENSION: INTERMEDIATE Participants should have a basic understanding of NI 43-101. COURSE FEE: (includes course material, hot buffet breakfast, and refreshments)

Rates Member $199 Non-Member $239 Student $99

2:00 – 6:00 pm Room 714 DMEC workshop series: The value of regional data in terrane scale assessments Organizer: Condor Consulting, Inc. Major metallogenic terranes are known to be important locations for a variety of mineral deposit styles and commodities. As explorers are challenged to find more and better quality deposits, it is becoming critical to understand these settings in more detail than has been done in the past. High quality, pre-competitive geophysical data sets that can be used to assist in terrane assessments are increasingly available in a number of locations around the world. The workshop will highlight where these data sets are becoming available and provide some suggestions as to how these data sets can be used to best advantage. A seminar in honour of Professor David Boyd. Presenters: • Jon Woodhead, Condor Consulting, Inc. • Vicki Tschirhart, Geological Survey of Canada • Steve Hill, South Australian Mines Department • Stephan Thiel, South Australian Mines Department • Matias Sanchez, Fault Rocks Inc. • Peter Betts, Monash University • Ken Witherly, Condor Consulting LEVEL OF COMPREHENSION: INTERMEDIATE COURSE FEE: (includes course material and refreshments)

Rates Member $199 Non-Member $239 Student $99

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THE 10TH ANNUAL MINING MATTERS HOCKEY TOURNAMENT 8:00 am – 5:00 pm Scotiabank Pond Downsview Park, Toronto

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The Mining Matters Hockey Tournament is an important Mining Matters annual fundraising event. It combines intensity and fun, and brings members of the minerals industry together in support of Mining Matters goal to educate students, teachers and the public about Earth science and the importance of mineral resources. Teams will compete to see their name engraved on the coveted Caracle Cup! Players include members of the mineral exploration and mining industries: investment banking firms, mining companies, lawyers, engineers, equipment manufacturers and consultants to the mining industry. The day also features a $10,000 Shoot for Loot challenge and fabulous raffle prizes. Come out and cheer on your favorite team! Mining Matters wishes to recognize industry partners generously sponsoring the Mining Matters Hockey Tournament. • Alamos Gold Inc. • Kirkland Lake Gold Inc. • BDO Canada LLP • KPMG LLP • Canadian Resources • Norton Rose Fulbright Insurance Solutions Canada LLP • Cassels Brock & • Osisko Gold Royalties Ltd. Blackwell LLP • Partners Indemnity • Hatch Ltd. Insurance Brokers Ltd. • Irwin Lowy LLP • Sterling Capital Brokers • Integro Group • St. Patrick’s Day Parade • Jerritt Canyon Gold • The Pilot Mining Matters thanks Caracle Creek, founding sponsor and sponsor of the Cup, for their vision nine years ago and strong support since 2007.

60 PDAC 2017 WHERE THE WORLD’S MINERAL & FINANCE INDUSTRY MEETS SUNDAY, MARCH 5 MONDAY, MARCH 6

OPENING DAY RECEPTION (formerly the Welcome Reception) MINERAL OUTLOOK 4:00 – 6:00 pm LUNCHEON Trade Show North, North Building, Level 300, Hall C 12:00 – 2:00 pm South Building, Level 700, Room 718

Sponsored by IBK Capital Corp. Sponsored by KPMG PearTree Securities IBK Capital Corp. RBC Capital Markets Scotiabank GLOBAL SHIFTS IN ECONOMICS, GEOPOLITICS & BUSINESS: WHAT’S IT GOING TO TAKE TO PDAC welcomes you to the largest networking event BE SUCCESSFUL? at the convention. Enjoy a drink and snacks as you connect with attendees, exhibitors and colleagues. Complimentary drink ticket in the All Access Pass bag. Cash bars available. Admission ONLY with convention pass. Open to all pass types.

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South Building, Level 700, Room 701 Dr. Dambisa Moyo 8:30 – 9:15 am Global Economist & Author, New York, USA Welcoming remarks from Glenn Mullan, PDAC President; the Honourable Jim Carr, Minister of Natural Resources Don’t miss guest speaker Dr. Dambisa Moyo, one of and Ed Sackaney, Knowledge & Wisdom Keeper. TIME’s 100 Most Influential People andNew York Times best-selling author, as she discusses the defining Open to all pass types. challenge of our time. How do we create solid and sustained economic growth and continue to meaningfully put a dent in poverty across the world? How do we restore robust growth in the Eurozone, the United States, and around the industrialized economies creaking under mounting debt, challenging demographics, and stagnating productivity? How do we boost growth in the developing world—home to 90 percent of the world’s population and where, on average, 70 percent of the population is less than 25 years old—as a period of unprecedented economic expansion begins to slow in some places and regress in others. Dr. Moyo will address the structural and tactical implications of global macroeconomic trends, why this time is different, and investment opportunities for the future. Admission ONLY with ticket. Tickets: $80 (includes 3-course meal, taxes & gratuities)

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• 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 86

COMPANY BOOTH COMPANY BOOTH COMPANY BOOTH Aarhus Geophysics ApS 6528N Amis 6525N Bio-Mine Ltd. 6107N www.aarhusgeo.com www.amis.com www.biomine.ca Abitibi Geophysics Inc. 1329 Anachemia Science 816 Blue Coast Research 1138 www.ageophysics.com www.vwr.com www.bluecoastresearch.ca Able Translations Ltd. 1202 APR Energy 6430N Bme 1453 www.abletranslations.com www.aprenergy.com www.bme.co.za Accurassay Laboratories Ltd. 1036 Arethuse Geology 1149 Boart Longyear 101 www.accurassay.com www.arethusegeology.com www.boartlongyear.com Acker Drill Co., Inc. 512 Argentina, Federal and provincial Bolivia Ministry of Mines and www.ackerdrill.com governments 950 Metallurgy 6625N acQuire Technology Solutions Pty Ltd. 823 www.minem.gob.ar mineria.gob.bo www.acquire.com.au Argentine Mining Industry Pavilion 1023 Bollore Logistics Canada Inc. 427 Activation Laboratories Ltd. (Actlabs) 123 www.altoamericas.com.ar www.bollore-logistics.com www.actlabs.com Ariab Mining Company 438 Boréalis 1041 Advanced Geophysical Operations www.ariabmining.net www.boreal-is.com and Services Inc. (AGCOS) 1007 Armtec LP 6822N Bourevestnik, Inc. 6329N www.agcos.ca www.armtec.com www.bourevestnik.com Advanced Geosciences Inc. 526 ASD Inc. 939 Brasil Pavilion – ADIMB Agency www.agiusa.com www.asdi.com for Technological Department of the Advanced Logic Technology ALT 1415 AssayNet Canada Inc. 711 Brazilian Mining Industry 1303 www.alt.lu www.assaynet.com www.adimb.com.br Aerogeophysica Inc. 422 Association of Professional Breaker Technology 6416N www.aerogeo.ru Geoscientists of Ontario 851 www.rockbreaker.com AeroGeophysical Surveys 516 www.apgo.net British Columbia, Ministry of www.aerosurveys.ru Atelier Val-d’Or 6523N Energy and Mines 631 AFEX 6624N www.ateliervd.qc.ca www.gov.bc.ca/ener www.afex.com Atlas Copco Exploration Products 723 Bruker 522 Afghanistan, Ministry of Mines www.atlascopcoexploration.com www.bruker.com/HMP and Petroleum 843 Auracle Geospatial Science 951 Bureau Veritas Commodities Canada Ltd. 400 www.mom.gov.af www.auracleremotesensing.com www.bureauveritas.com/um African Union Commission 437 Aurum Exploration Services 716 Business Consultants Mexico 1229 www.au.int www.aurumexploration.com www.businessconsultantsmex.com Agilent Technologies 1125 AuTec Innovative Extractive Cabo Drilling Corp. 430 www.agilent.com Solutions Ltd. 1040 www.cabo.ca Agnav Inc. 1051 www.autec.ca CAMESE 919 www.agnav.com Avjet Holding Inc. 624 www.camese.org AGT Systems 432 www.avjet.ca Canada Pavilion, Government of 539 www.agtsys.ca Axis Mining Technology 6201N www.nrcan-rncan.gc.ca AIL Mining 710 www.axisminetech.com Canada-Nunavut Geoscience Office 1014 www.ailmining.com Barbados, Consulate General of 6219N www.cngo.ca Air Greenland Charter 415 www.investbarbados.org Canadian Helicopters Limited 917 www.airgreenland.com Baroid Industrial Drilling Products 809 www.canadianhelicopters.ca Airbus Helicopters Canada Ltd. 1332 www.baroididp.com Canadian Northern Economic www.airbushelicopters.ca Basler Turbo Conversions, LLC 122 Development Agency CanNor 646 Alaska Structures 1315 www.baslerturbo.com www.cannor.gc.ca www.aks.com Bauer Foundations Canada 6315N Caron Business Solutions Inc. 453 Allegheny Instruments, Inc. 611 www.bauerfoundations.ca www.caronbusiness.com www.alleghenyinstruments.com BAUER Maschinen GmbH 515 CDN Resource Laboratories Ltd. 1227 ALS 125 www.bauer.de www.cdnlabs.com www.alsglobal.com BBA Inc. 245 Centric Mining Systems 1203 AMC Mining Consultants Canada 448 www.bba.ca www.centricminingsystems.com www.amcconsultants.com BDO Canada LLP 1226 CGG 203 AMC North America Limited 323 www.bdo.ca www.cgg.com www.amcmud.com Beak Consultants GmbH 915 CH2M HILL Canada Limited 1407 Amec Foster Wheeler Americas Ltd. 1100 www.beak.de www.ch2m.com www.amecfw.com/mining Bell Geospace, Inc. 210 Chemours Company, The 6217N American Express Global www.bellgeo.com www.chemours.com Business Travel 6202N Bermingham Foundation Solutions 709 Chile, Trade Commission of 1349 www.amexglobalbusinesstravel.com/ca www.berminghammer.com www.prochile.gob.cl American Geosciences Institute 6500N BFL Canada Insurance Services Inc. 353 China Drilling Geological Equipment Ltd. 251 www.americangeosciences.org www.bflcanada.ca www.chinadrillingbits.com

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COMPANY BOOTH COMPANY BOOTH COMPANY BOOTH China, Ministry of Land and Resources 829 DGI Geoscience Inc. 1013 Fluid Hose and Coupling 6312N www.mlr.gov.cn www.dgigeoscience.com www.fluidhose.com Cigna Global Health Benefits 6207N Diamantina Christensen Trading Inc. 1328 Foraco International SA 1141 www.cignaglobalhealth.com www.diamantinachristensen.com www.foraco.com CIM – Canadian Institute of Mining, Dias Geophysical Limited 6210N Forage G4 Drilling 6311N Metallurgy & Petroleum 215 www.diasgeo.com www.g4drilling.com www.cim.org Di-Corp 426 Forage Orbit Garant Drilling 240 Claim Group Inc., The 1111 www.di-corp.com www.orbitgarant.com www.theclaimgroup.com Discovery Drill Manufacturer DDM Ltd. 1251 Fordia 322 ClearView Geophysics Inc. 902 www.discoverydrills.com www.fordia.com www.geophysics.ca Discovery International Geophysics Inc. 1042 Foremost Industries LP 433 ColdBlock Technologies Inc. 6530N www.discogeo.com www.foremost.ca www.coldblock.ca DMC Mining Services 604 Foth Infrastructure & Environment, LLC 1129 Colombian National Mining Agency 6129N www.dmcmining.com www.foth.com www.anm.gov.co DMT Group, Consulting & Fracflow Consultants Inc. 1451 Complete MT Solutions 6524N Geosciences, Instruments 622 www.fracflow.com www.complete-mt-solutions.com www.dmt.de Fugro 913 Condor Consulting, Inc. 6400N Doppelmayr 1403 www.fugro.com www.condorconsult.com www.doppelmayr-mts.com Galaxy Broadband Communications Inc. 150 Control Chemical 1989 Corporation 1142 DRA 423 www.galaxybroadband.ca www.matex-ccc.com www.draglobal.com Gekko Systems 404 Core Case 6429N Dumas 507 www.gekkos.com www.corecase.com.br www.dumasmining.com GEM Advanced Magnetometers 802 COREM 1244 Dundee Sustainable Technologies Inc. 6504N www.gemsystems.ca www.corem.qc.ca www.dundeetechnologies.com Geo Data Solutions Inc. 818 Corescan Pty Ltd. 309 Duralite Diamond Drills Ltd. 447 www.geodatasolutions.ca www.corescan.com.au www.duralitediamonddrills.com Geo-Logic Associates 943 Crone Geophysics & Exploration Ltd. 800 Dynamic Aviation Group Inc. 626 www.geo-logic.com www.cronegeophysics.com www.dynamicaviation.com Geologica Inc. 333 CSA Global Pty Ltd. 249 Dynamik 6314N www.geologica.qc.ca www.csaglobal.com www.dynamik.com Geological & Mining Equipment CSIRO Mineral Resources Flagship 410 ECO Technologies 6722N Branch of CMA 841 www.csiro.au www.ecotec.ca www.zdkz.org.cn Custom Helicopters Ltd. 152 Eco-goldex 6522N Geological Association of Canada GAC 6401N www.customheli.com www.eco-goldex.com www.gac.ca Cyanco 6225N Ecuador Mining 923 Geological Survey of Victoria 412 www.Cyanco.com www.mineria.gob.ec www.geoscience.gov.au Cypher Environmental Ltd. 1336 Effigis Geo Solutions Inc. 440 Geometrics 1242 www.cypherenvironmental.com www.effigis.com www.geometrics.com DAI 6411N EIT RawMaterials 6516N Geonics Limited 811 www.dai.com www.eitrawmaterials.eu www.geonics.com Dalhousie University, Department ElectroMagnetic Imaging Geophysics GPR International Inc. 1004 of Earth Sciences 6215N Technology Pty Ltd. 847 www.geophysicsgpr.com www.dal.ca/faculty/sci www.electromag.com.au Georeference Online Ltd. 601 Dando Drilling International Ltd. 6325N Emery Mukendi Wafwana www.georeferenceonline.com www.dando.co.uk & Associates, P.C. 6724N Geoscience Australia 313 Dassault Systèmes Canada www.cabemery.org www.geoscience.gov.au Software Inc. 1000 EON Geosciences Inc. 312 Geosense 607 www.3DS.com/geovia www.eongeosciences.com www.geosense.nl Datamine Software Canada 146 ERIEZ 6317N Geosoft Inc. 931 www.dataminesoftware.com www.eriez.com www.geosoft.com DATC 937 ERM 724 Geotech Drilling Services Ltd. 100 www.datc-group.com www.erm.com www.geotechdrilling.com Davidson & Company LLP 346 Esri Canada 701 Geotech Ltd. 1209 www.davidson-co.com www.esri.ca www.geotech.ca DBC Makina 6307N Expedition Helicopters Inc. 1223 Geotechnologies 444 www.dbcmakina.com www.expeditionhelicopters.com www.geotechnologies-rus.com De Beers Group Services 6304N Fennoscandian Exploration Géotic Inc. 124 www.debtech.com and Mining (FEM) 524 www.geotic.ca Deakin Industries 1212 www.fem.lappi.fi Geovariances 1330 www.deakin.com Finland, Geological Survey of 409 www.geovariances.com/en Deep Exploration Technologies CRC 311 http://en.gtk.fi Geovista Ltd. 1439 www.detcrc.com.au Firestone Building Products Canada 904 www.geovista.co.uk Derrick Corporation 1019 www.firestonebp.ca German Pavilion – Federal Ministry for www.derrick.com Fladgate Exploration Economic Affairs and Energy (BMWi) 6115N Deswik 6209N Consulting Corporation 703 www.balland-messe.de www.deswik.com www.fladgateexploration.com GF Instruments 6108N Devico Directional Drilling 517 FLSmidth 443 www.gfinstruments.com www.devico.com www.flsmidth.com Ghana, Minerals Commission of 6824N www.ghana-mining.org

68 PDAC 2017 WHERE THE WORLD’S MINERAL & FINANCE INDUSTRY MEETS Globalaw Limited 1140 InfoMine Inc. 1010 LIM Logging 442 www.globalaw.net www.infomine.com www.lim.eu Globalstar Canada Satellite Co. 6308N Infosat Communications LP 130 Machines Roger International 6415N www.globalstar.com www.infosat.com www.machines-roger.com Goldak Airborne Surveys 938 Ingetrol 713 MacLean Engineering 216 www.goldak.ca www.ingetrol.com www.macleanengineering.com Golder Associates Ltd. 342 InnovExplo Inc. 239 Madagascar, Bureau Du Cadastre www.golder.com www.innovexplo.com Minier De 6404N Gold Investment Letter 6726N Innu Development Limited Partnership 944 www.bcmm.mg www.goldinvestmentletter.com www.innudev.com Major Drilling 330 Gold Sniffer Inc. 6211N Instrumentation GDD Inc. 706 www.majordrilling.com www.goldsniffer.com www.gdd.ca Mala Geoscience USA, Inc. 6313N Greenland Business Association 413 International Airborne Geophysics www.malags.com www.ga.gl Safety Association 6206N Manitoba Pavilion 731 Greenland, Government of 417 www.iagsa.ca www.manitoba.ca/minerals www.govmin.gl International Directional Services 337 Manufacture Adria Inc. 441 Grenville Minerals 331 www.idsdrill.com www.adria-mfg.ca 613 545 3809 Intertek 6423N Maptek 1039 Groundradar Inc. 702 www.intertek.com www.maptek.com www.groundradar.com Intrepid Geophysics 305 Matawa First Nations 750 GroundTech Solutions Ltd. 705 www.intrepid-geophysics.com www.matawa.on.ca www.groundtechsolutions.com Ireland, Department of Matrix GeoTechnologies Ltd. 1106 Guyana Geology and Mines Communications, Climate Action www.matrixgt.com Commission 6631N and Environment 903 Matrix Helicopter Solutions Inc. 1112 www.ggmc.gov.gy www.dccae.gov.ie www.matrixco.ca Halltech Exploration Outfitters 108 IRL Supplies Ltd. 608 Maxidrill Inc. 401 www.htex.com www.irlsupplies.com www.maxidrill.com Hayward Baker, Inc. 6110N Japan Oil, Gas and Metals National Maxwell GeoServices 424 www.haywardbaker.com Corporation 1047 www.maxwellgeoservices.com Hekla Consulting Ltd. 119 www.jogmec.go.jp MBI Drilling Products 1322 www.heklaconsulting.com Japosat Satellite Mapping 1204 www.mbidrillingproducts.com Heli Explore Inc. 527 www.japosat.com McCue Engineering Contractors 6431N www.heliexplore.ca Jexplore Equipment Inc. 1146 www.mccuecontracting.com Helmholtz Institute Freiberg for www.jexploreinc.com McDonald & Wang 6830N Resource Technology 6301N Kappes, Cassiday & Associates 1131 416 898 4788 www.hzdr.de/hif www.kcareno.com McDowell B. Equipment 503 HiSeis Pty Ltd. 406 Kemetco Research Inc. 1052 www.bmcdowell.com www.hiseis.com.au www.kemetco.com McElhanney Consulting Services Ltd. 625 Honco Steel Buildings 6223N Kenn Borek Air Ltd. 6205N www.mcelhanney.com www.honco.ca www.borekair.com Medusa Systems BV 446 Horizon Occupational Kespry 6825N www.medusa-sensing.com Health Solutions 6306N www.kespry.com Megadome Buildings 613 www.medisys.ca Kingston Process Metallurgy Inc. 1248 www.megadomebuildings.com Hybrid Enterprises 6111N www.kpm.ca Meglab 6413N www.hybridhe.com Kishore Vadilal Private Limited 6318N www.megalab.ca Hy-Tech Drilling Ltd. 351 www.sundril.com Memorial University of Newfoundland, www.hy-techdrilling.com Kississing Lake Lodge 1053 Department of Earth Sciences 253 ICOM Canada 1441 www.kississinglodge.com www.mun.ca/earthsciences www.icomcanada.com Kitikmeot Cementation Mining Met-Solve 1224 IFG Corporation 310 & Development Ltd. 1117 www.met-solve.com www.ifgcorp.com www.kitikmeotcorp.ca Mexican Geological Survey 1215 IGS International Geoscience Klen International 347 www.sgm.gob.mx Services Ltd. 6730N www.klen.com.au MICROMINE 603 www.igsint.com Kroum VS Instruments Limited 514 www.micromine.com Illumiti Inc. 947 www.kroumvs.com Minalyze AB 853 www.illumiti.com Lake Central Air Services Inc. 1246 www.minalyze.com IMP Automation Canada Ltd. 525 www.lakecentral.com Mincon Group PLC 6725N www.impautomation.com Lamontagne Geophysics Ltd. 1103 www.mincon.com Independent Laboratory Supplies www.lamontagnegeophysics.com MineAfrica Inc. 439 Pty Ltd. 1145 Langara Island Lodge 129 www.mineafrica.com www.indlabsupplies.com.au www.langara.com Mining Finland 6229N Independent Mining Consultants, Inc. 719 Laurentian University, Department www.finpro.fi www.imctucson.com of Earth Sciences 1230 Minnesota Department of India, Government of, Ministry of Mines 1241 www.des.laurentian.ca Natural Resources 1043 www.mines.nic.in Leapfrog Software ARANZ Geo 350 www.mcc.mn.gov Industrial Fabrication Inc. 6322N www.leapfrog3d.com Mira Geoscience Ltd. 814 www.minecat.com Legacy Building Solutions 6407N www.mirageoscience.com Industrial Info Resources 6300N www.legacybuildingsolutions.com M-I SWACO, A Schlumberger Co. 1302 www.industrialinfo.com Levanto 1110 www.slb.com Inertial Sensing 6510N www.levanto.fi MMD Mineral Sizing Canada Inc. 6406N www.inertialsensing.com LiDAR Services International Inc. 241 www.mmdsizers.com www.lidarservices.ca

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COMPANY BOOTH COMPANY BOOTH COMPANY BOOTH Mobile Communications 6213N Aboriginal Risk Services Inc. Spectrum Telecom Group Ltd www.smoothtalker.com Asabanaka Drill Services Steel2000 Inc. Montt Group SpA. 1123 BESTECH Stroma www.monttgroup.com BioNorth Solutions Sturda Inc. Morocco, Office National des Canadian Diamond Drilling Association Sumac Geomatics Hydrocarbures et des Mines (ONHYM) 6502N Canadian Exploration Services Limited Superior Survey Inc. www.onhym.com Canadian Shield Consultants Agency Inc. Symboticware Inc. Motion Metrics 6123N Carmix Canada Ltd. Tatry Drilling www.motionmetrics.com Carriere Industrial Supply Limited TBT Engineering Limited Mount Sopris Instrument 1417 Centre for Excellence in Mining Innovation The Bucket Shop Inc. www.mountsopris.com City of Temiskaming Shores TIME Limited MPX Geophysics Ltd. 805 Clickmox Solutions Inc. TopROPS/Top Steel Corp. www.mpxgeophysics.com Collège Boréal Total Equipment Services Inc. / Total MS Analytical 1006 Covergalls Inc. Electrical Systems Inc. www.metsolveanalytical.com Dau Group Town of Cochrane Mud Bay Drilling 6826N Deswik Town of Hearst www.mudbaydrilling.com Dr Tarp Town of Kapuskasing Multi-Power Products Ltd. 1151 Drillco Mining and Exploration TPS Group of Companies – NATT Safety www.multipowerproducts.com Element Mining Ltd. Services Namibia Geological Survey 712 Fabrithane Industrial Products Inc. Tracks and Wheels www.gsn.gov.na FedNor Ultra Deep Mining Network National Compressed Air Canada Ltd. 518 Forage Asinii Drilling Variant Mining Technologies www.nationalcompressedair.com Heath & Sherwood (1964) Limited Vector Construction Natural History Museum Consulting 338 Hurley Ventilation Technologies Inc Wabi Iron & Steel Corp. www.nhm.ac.uk/business-services/ ICAMP Wahgoshig Resources Inc. consulting.html Jacob & Samuel Drilling Ltd Wasaya Airways Network Innovations Inc. 109 Legend Mining Incorporated Waubetek Business Development Corporation www.networkinv.com LTL Contracting White Industrial Products Nevada Geological Society 6417N www.gsnv.org Maestro Mine Ventilation WipWare Marcotte Mining Machinery Services Inc. Workplace Safety North New Brunswick Department of Northern Survey Supply 513 Energy and Resource Development 136 Markey Consulting www.nsscanada.com www.gnb.ca/minerals Materials Joining Innovation Centre Northern Territory Geological Survey 414 New Brunswick Prospectors Metal Fab Ltd www.geoscience.gov.au & Developers Association 138 Miller Group www.nbpda.org Miller Technology Northwest Territories & Nunavut Chamber of Mines 1008 New Resolution Geophysics 1108 Minalytix www.miningnorth.com www.airbornegeophysics.com MineIQ Inc. Northwest Territories, Government of 1107 New South Wales, Australia 317 Minewise Technology Ltd. www.gov.nt.ca www.geoscience.gov.au MIRARCO Mining Innovation Norway, Geological Survey of 815 New Zealand Government 1228 Morgan Fuels www.ngu.no www.nzpam.govt.nz Nimkie Mining Services Corp. Nova Scotia Department of Natural Newfoundland and Labrador: Nishnawbe Aski Development Corporation Resources 145 Explore the opportunities 149 NORCAT www.gov.ns.ca/natr www.nr.gov.nl.ca/nr Nordic Minesteel Technologies Inc. Nova Scotia Prospectors Association 137 New-Sense Geophysics Limited 212 Nordmin Engineering Ltd. www.prospectors.ns.ca www.new-sense.com NORPRO Company NOVATEM Inc. 602 Newterra Ltd. 1443 North Bay Machining Centre Inc www.novatem.com www.newterra.com Northern College/Haileybury School of MInes NTT CORESAW 1113 Niagara Investment Castings 6409N Northern Survey Supply www.nttcoresaw.com www.niagarainvestmentcastings.com Objectivity NUCOMAT 6427N Nishnawbe Aski Development Fund 942 OCP Construction Supplies Inc. www.nucomat.com www.nadf.org Odyssey Fluid Power Nuna Logistics Limited 1115 Nolinor Aviation 6728N On Duty Equipment Ltd www.nunalogistics.com www.nolinor.com Ontario Northland Nunavut Tunngavik Incorporated 1114 Nomadis Inc. 112 Patrick Mechanical Ltd www.tunngavik.com www.nomadis.co Pneuma-Tool / Keemace Technology Inc. Nunavut, Government of 1016 Norda Stelo Inc. 340 Poly-Ure Castings Limited www.gov.nu.ca/edt www.norda.com Polymet Labs Inc. OCP Construction Supplies Inc. 6508N Norseman Structures 111 Porcupine Canvas Manufacturing Ltd www.ocp.ca www.norsemanstructures.com Porcupine Engineering Services Olympus 914 Northern Ireland, Department Prodrill www.olympus-ims.com for the Economy 907 Rector Machine Works Ltd www.bgs.ac.uk/gsni Ontario Ministry of Economic Rezplast Manufacturing Development and Growth – Northern Miner, The 810 Rocvent Inc Red Tape Challenge 651 www.northernminer.com Ronacher McKenzie Geoscience www.mndm.gov.on.ca Northern Ontario Mining Showcase 6501N Sanland Mining Canada Ontario Ministry of Northern www.temiskamingshores.ca Schauenburg Industries Ltd. Development and Mines 637 Abitibi Geophysics Sling Choker www.mndm.gov.on.ca

70 PDAC 2017 WHERE THE WORLD’S MINERAL & FINANCE INDUSTRY MEETS Ore Research and Exploration P/L 408 Robertson Geologging USA, Inc. 1210 South Australia, Government of 416 www.ore.com.au www.geologging.com www.geoscience.gov.au Origin Operator Recruitment ROCK-TECH 1147 Southern Mapping Company 341 & Training 6425N www.rock-tech.net www.southernmapping.com www.originrecruitment.com Romquest Technologies 1012 S&P Global Market Intelligence 115 Outotec Canada Ltd. 803 www.romquest.com www.marketintelligence.spglobal.com www.outotec.com Roscoe Postle Associates Inc. 316 SpecTIR, LLC 1017 Overburden Drilling Management www.rpacan.com www.spectir.com Limited 910 RPC 431 Spectral Evolution 1411 www.odm.ca www.rpc.ca www.spectralevolution.com Pacific Geomatics Ltd. 614 RungePincockMinarco 708 Spektra Jeotek As 1015 www.pacgeo.com www.rpmglobal.com www.spektra.com.tr Panasonic Canada Inc. 6403N Russian Stone, The 509 SRK Consulting Canada Inc. 113 www.panasonic.ca www.therussianstone.com www.srk.com Parts HeadQuarters Inc. 1231 RWDI 502 St. Petersburg State Mining Institute 717 www.phqglobal.com www.rwdi.com www.spmi.ru/en Peru 1423 Sander Geophysics 131 Stantec 609 www.canadaperu.org www.sgl.com www.stantec.com/mining Petros Eikon Inc. 1206 Sandvik Mining 1031 Star Alliance 906 www.petroseikon.com www.sandvik.com www.staralliance.com Phoenix Geophysics Limited 211 Saskatchewan Trade and Stockholm Precision Tools AB 6422N www.phoenix-geophysics.com Export Partnership 6303N www.stockholmprecisiontools.com PhotoSat Information Ltd. 510 www.sasktrade.com Story Environmental Inc. 1133 www.photosat.ca Saskatchewan, Government of 531 www.storyenvironmental.com Pico Envirotec 1037 www.economy.gov.sk.ca Stuart Olson 247 www.picoenvirotec.com Schramm, Inc. 1324 www.stuartolson.com Piteau Associates Engineering Ltd. 523 www.schramminc.com Sudan Ministry of Minerals 436 www.piteau.com Scintrex 1001 www.minerals.gov.sd PowerTraxx Vehicles Inc. 1127 www.scintrexltd.com Sudbury, City of Greater 653 www.powertraxx.com Scott Hogg & Associates Ltd. 722 www.greatersudbury.ca Pozitif Sondaj Ltd. 1250 www.shageophysics.com Summit Helicopters 849 www.pozitifsondaj.com.tr SEI Industries Ltd. 807 www.summithelicopters.ca Precision Alignment Equipment Pty Ltd. 452 www.sei-ind.com Surtech Systems 6319N www.precisionae.com.au Semm Logging 1409 www.surtech.com.au Prinoth 1343 www.semmlogging.com SurveyTECH Instruments & Services 6125N www.prinoth.com Sepor, Inc. 314 www.surveytechinstruments.com Promer Consultancy Engineering Inc. 6405N www.sepor.com Sweden, Geological Survey of 405 www.promerengineering.com.tr Sepro Mineral Systems Corp. 1222 www.sgu.se Prospectors Supplies Pty Ltd. 6828N www.seprosystems.com Swick Drilling North America 1048 www.prospectors.com.au SGS Minerals Services 102 www.swickdrilling.com Pylon Electronics Inc. 6208N www.sgs.com Systems for Research Corp. 6623N www.pylonelectronics-radon.com Sherritt International Corporation 948 www.sfr.ca Quantec Geoscience 1323 www.sherritt.com Tanzania, Geological Survey of 126 www.quantecgeoscience.com Signature Group of Companies 217 www.gst.go.tz Québec, Gouvernement du 222 www.signaturegroupinc.com Tasmania, Mineral Resources 315 www.mern.gouv.qc.ca Simcoe Geoscience Limited 616 www.geoscience.gov.au Queen’s University, Department www.simcoegeoscience.com Team Drilling LP 6414N of Geology 1046 Sirius Wilderness Medicine Inc. 429 www.teamdrilling.com www.queensu.ca/geol/index.html www.siriusmed.com Technidrill 1436 Queensland Government 319 Skyline Assayers & Laboratories 839 www.technidrill.com www.geoscience.gov.au www.skylinelabs.com TechnipFMC 1337 R.T. Boyd Limited 617 SkyTEM Canada Inc. 911 www.technip.com www.rtboydlimited.com www.skytem.com Terrace Business Resource Centre 6526N Radiation Solutions Inc. 808 SLR Consulting Canada Ltd. 118 www.terracebrc.ca www.radiationsolutions.ca www.slrconsulting.com Terrane Geoscience Inc. 1136 Raymac Environmental Services Inc. 845 SNF Canada 6109N www.terranegeoscience.com www.raymac.com www.snfcanada.com Terraplus Inc. 804 RCM Modular 606 Society for Mining, Metallurgy www.terraplus.ca www.rcmmodular.com & Exploration (SME) Inc. 218 Terraquest Ltd. 114 RDH Mining Equipment 128 www.smenet.org www.terraquest.ca www.rdhminingequipment.com Society of Economic Geologists 718 TESC Contracting Company Ltd. 1405 Red Lake, Municipality of 752 www.segweb.org www.tesc.com www.redlake.ca SODERN 6823N Tetra Tech 908 Reflex Instruments N.A. 327 www.sodern.com www.tetratech.com www.reflexnow.com SON-MAK Machine Construction Thermo Scientific 504 RGC Ltd. 953 Drilling Co. 6126N www.thermoscientific.com/pai www.renaudgeologicalconsulting.com www.son-mak.com.tr Third Octet Inc. 6731N RMS Instruments 208 South Africa, Department of www.thirdoctet.com www.rmsinst.com Mineral Resources 1238 Thomas O’Neill & Associates Inc. 349 Roadpost 343 www.dmr.gov.za www.oneill-inc.com www.roadpost.com

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COMPANY BOOTH COMPANY BOOTH COMPANY BOOTH ThreeDify Inc. 612 University of Exeter, Camborne Watts, Griffis and McOuat Limited 901 www.threedify.com School of Mines 6428N www.wgm.ca Thunder Bay, Mining in www.exeter.ac.uk/csm Weatherhaven 700 Northwestern Ontario 946 University of Lorraine 1339 www.weatherhaven.com www.ThunderBayCEDC.ca www.univ-lorraine.fr West Coast Fishing Club, The 345 Torontech Inc. 6323N University of Toronto 120 www.westcoastfishingclub.com www.torontech.com www.es.utoronto.ca Western Australia, Department TransPerfect Translations 623 University of Waterloo, Department of Mines and Petroleum 418 www.transperfect.com of Earth and Environmental Sciences 945 www.geoscience.gov.au TrapBag 6224N www.uwaterloo.ca/earth-environmental- Wink Vibracore Drill Company Ltd. 1139 www.trapbag.com sciences www.vibracorer.com Trimble 243 Valaurum 6310N Wireline Services Group 307 www.spatialdimension.com www.valaurum.com www.wirelineservices.com.au TSL Laboratories Inc. 500 Vektore Exploration WSP Canada Inc. 1216 www.tsllabs.com Consulting Corporation 6622N www.wspgroup.com Tulloch Engineering 6506N www.vektore.com Wyoming Business Council 6412N www.tulloch.ca Veolia Water Technologies 236 www.Wyomingbusiness.org Tundra Airborne Surveys Ltd. 1237 www.veoliawatertech.com Xcalibur Airborne Geophysics 450 www.tundraair.com VersaDrill Canada 751 www.xagsa.com TUVANOSA 6103N www.versadrillcanada.com Xpera Risk Mitigation www.tuvanosa.com VICTAULIC 301 and Investigation 6723N U.S. Geological Survey 1009 www.victaulic.com www.xpera.ca www.minerals.usgs.gov VP Buildings 704 Xploration Services Greenland ApS 6204N Unit Electrical Engineering Ltd. 6302N www.vp.com www.xplorationservices.com www.uee.com Wabun Tribal Council 6410N XPS Consulting & Testwork Services 615 United Mining Rentals Ltd. 1449 www.wabun.on.ca www.xps.ca www.unitedminingrentals.com Wajax Power Systems 6727N Yukon, Government of 528 Universal Helicopters 1044 www.wajaxpower.com www.geology.gov.yk.ca www.uhnl.nf.ca Walden Group, The 1152 Zonge International Inc. 1038 University of British Columbia, Mineral www.waldengroup.ca www.zonge.com Deposit Research Unit 627 Waterloo Biofilter Systems Inc. 940 www.mdru.ubc.ca www.waterloo-biofilter.com

Trade Show & Trade Show North Exhibitors by Business Category

COMPANY BOOTH COMPANY BOOTH COMPANY BOOTH Associations Northwest Territories Condor Consulting, Inc. 6400N American Geosciences Institute 6500N & Nunavut Chamber of Mines 1008 Cypher Environmental Ltd. 1336 Association of Professional Nova Scotia Prospectors Association 137 DAI 6411N Geoscientists of Ontario 851 Society for Mining, Metallurgy DRA 423 Brasil Pavilion – ADIMB Agency for & Exploration (SME) Inc. 218 Effigis Geo Solutions Inc. 440 Technological Department of the Brazilian Society of Economic Geologists 718 ERM 724 Mining Industry 1303 Terrace Business Resource Centre 6526N Fladgate Exploration Consulting CAMESE 919 Corporation 703 CIM – Canadian Institute of Mining, Consulting Services Aarhus Geophysics ApS 6528N Foth Infrastructure & Environment, LLC 1129 Metallurgy & Petroleum 215 AMC Mining Consultants Canada 448 Fracflow Consultants Inc. 1451 EIT RawMaterials 6516N Amec Foster Wheeler Americas Ltd. 1100 Geo-Logic Associates 943 Geological & Mining Equipment Geologica Inc. 333 Branch of CMA 841 Arethuse Geology 1149 Argentine Mining Industry Pavilion 1023 Georeference Online Ltd. 601 Geological Association of Golder Associates Ltd. 342 Canada GAC 6401N Aurum Exploration Services 716 Hayward Baker, Inc. 6110N German Pavilion – Federal Ministry for BBA Inc. 245 Hekla Consulting Ltd. 119 Economic Affairs and Energy (BMWi) 6115N BDO Canada LLP 1226 IGS International Geoscience Greenland Business Association 413 Beak Consultants GmbH 915 Services Ltd. 6730N International Airborne Geophysics Business Consultants Mexico 1229 Independent Mining Consultants, Inc. 719 Safety Association 6206N Caron Business Solutions Inc. 453 InnovExplo Inc. 239 Nevada Geological Society 6417N CH2M HILL Canada Limited 1407 Kappes, Cassiday & Associates 1131 New Brunswick Prospectors Claim Group Inc., The 1111 & Developers Association 138 Complete MT Solutions 6524N Kingston Process Metallurgy Inc. 1248

72 PDAC 2017 WHERE THE WORLD’S MINERAL & FINANCE INDUSTRY MEETS Matrix GeoTechnologies Ltd. 1106 Team Drilling LP 6414N Dumas 507 Matrix Helicopter Solutions Inc. 1112 VersaDrill Canada 751 Fugro 913 McElhanney Consulting Services Ltd. 625 Wink Vibracore Drill Company Ltd. 1139 Maxwell GeoServices 424 MineAfrica Inc. 439 Expl/Mining Equipment/Supplies Pozitif Sondaj Ltd. 1250 Montt Group SpA. 1123 AGT Systems 432 Xploration Services Greenland ApS 6204N Natural History Museum Consulting 338 AIL Mining 710 Financial/Insurance Companies Norda Stelo Inc. 340 APR Energy 6430N AFEX 6624N Petros Eikon Inc. 1206 ASD Inc. 939 BFL Canada Insurance Services Inc. 353 Piteau Associates Engineering Ltd. 523 Bme 1453 Davidson & Company LLP 346 Promer Consultancy Engineering Inc. 6405N Bourevestnik, Inc. 6329N Thomas O’Neill & Associates Inc. 349 R.T. Boyd Limited 617 Breaker Technology 6416N RGC Ltd. 953 Geological Surveys Core Case 6429N Agnav Inc. 1051 Roscoe Postle Associates Inc. 316 DATC 937 RungePincockMinarco 708 British Columbia, Ministry of De Beers Group Services 6304N Energy and Mines 631 RWDI 502 Deakin Industries 1212 Sherritt International Corporation 948 Canada-Nunavut Geoscience Office 1014 Derrick Corporation 1019 Finland, Geological Survey of 409 Signature Group of Companies 217 Di-Corp 426 SLR Consulting Canada Ltd. 118 Geotech Ltd. 1209 Doppelmayr 1403 Goldak Airborne Surveys 938 S&P Global Market Intelligence 115 Dynamik 6314N SRK Consulting Canada Inc. 113 Mexican Geological Survey 1215 ERIEZ 6317N Namibia Geological Survey 712 Stantec 609 Expedition Helicopters Inc. 1223 Story Environmental Inc. 1133 Northern Survey Supply 513 Firestone Building Products Canada 904 Norway, Geological Survey of 815 TechnipFMC 1337 FLSmidth 443 Tetra Tech 908 Precision Alignment Equipment Pty Ltd. 452 Fluid Hose and Coupling 6312N Sweden, Geological Survey of 405 Third Octet Inc 6731N Foremost Industries LP 433 TransPerfect Translations 623 Tanzania, Geological Survey of 126 Gekko Systems 404 Terrane Geoscience Inc. 1136 Tulloch Engineering 6506N Industrial Fabrication Inc. 6322N Vektore Exploration Consulting Inertial Sensing 6510N Geophysical Services & Equip Corporation 6622N IRL Supplies Ltd. 608 Abitibi Geophysics Inc. 1329 Watts, Griffis and McOuat Limited 901 Jexplore Equipment Inc. 1146 Advanced Geophysical Operations and Services Inc. (AGCOS) 1007 WSP Canada Inc. 1216 Kenn Borek Air Ltd. 6205N Advanced Geosciences, Inc. 526 Drill Equip/Serv & Compressors Levanto 1110 Advanced Logic Technology ALT 1415 Acker Drill Co., Inc. 512 MacLean Engineering 216 Aerogeophysica Inc. 422 AMC North America Limited 323 Manufacture Adria Inc. 6518N AeroGeophysical Surveys 516 Atelier Val-d’Or 6523N McDowell B. Equipment 503 Allegheny Instruments, Inc. 611 Axis Mining Technology 6201N Medusa Systems BV 446 Basler Turbo Conversions, LLC 122 Baroid Industrial Drilling Products 809 Megadome Buildings 613 Bell Geospace, Inc. 210 Bauer Foundations Canada 6315N Minalyze AB 853 CGG 203 BAUER Maschinen GmbH 515 Mincon Group PLC 6725N ClearView Geophysics Inc. 902 Bermingham Foundation Solutions 709 MMD Mineral Sizing Canada Inc. 6406N Crone Geophysics & Exploration Ltd. 800 Boart Longyear 101 Mobile Communications 6213N DGI Geoscience Inc. 1013 Cabo Drilling Corp. 430 Motion Metrics 6123N Dias Geophysical Limited 6210N China Drilling Geological Equipment Ltd. 251 Niagara Investment Castings 6409N Discovery International Geophysics Inc. 1042 Control Chemical 1989 Corporation 1142 Northern Ontario Mining Showcase 6501N Dando Drilling International Ltd. 6325N DMT Group, Consulting NTT CORESAW 1113 & Geosciences, Instruments 622 DBC Makina 6307N Outotec Canada Ltd. 803 ElectroMagnetic Imaging Devico Directional Drilling 517 PowerTraxx Vehicles Inc. 1127 Technology Pty Ltd. 847 Discovery Drill Manufacturer DDM Ltd. 1251 Prospectors Supplies Pty Ltd. 6828N EON Geosciences Inc. 312 Duralite Diamond Drills Ltd. 447 Pylon Electronics Inc. 6208N GEM Advanced Magnetometers 802 Foraco International SA 1141 Raymac Environmental Services Inc. 845 Geo Data Solutions Inc. 818 Forage G4 Drilling 6311N RDH Mining Equipment 128 Geometrics 1242 Forage Orbit Garant Drilling 240 RMS Instruments 208 Geonics Limited 811 Fordia 322 ROCK-TECH 1147 Geophysics GPR International Inc. 1004 Geotech Drilling Services Ltd. 100 Romquest Technologies 1012 Geotechnologies 444 GroundTech Solutions Ltd. 705 Saskatchewan Trade and Geovista Ltd. 1439 Hy-Tech Drilling Ltd. 351 Export Partnership 6303N Gold Sniffer Inc. 6211N Ingetrol 713 SEI Industries Ltd. 807 GF Instruments 6108N Kishore Vadilal Private Limited 6318N Sepro Mineral Systems Corp. 1222 Groundradar Inc. 702 LIM Logging 442 Spectral Evolution 1411 HiSeis Pty Ltd. 406 Machines Roger International 6415N Swick Drilling North America 1048 IFG Corporation 310 Major Drilling 330 Technidrill 1436 Instrumentation GDD Inc. 706 Maxidrill Inc. 401 Terraplus Inc. 804 International Directional Services 337 MBI Drilling Products 1322 The Chemours Company 6217N Intrepid Geophysics 305 M-I SWACO: A Schlumberger Co. 1302 Thermo Scientific 504 Kroum VS Instruments Limited 514 Mud Bay Drilling 6826N TrapBag 6224N Lake Central Air Services Inc. 1246 Multi-Power Products Ltd. 1151 Unit Electrical Engineering Ltd. 6302N Lamontagne Geophysics Ltd. 1103 National Compressed Air Canada Ltd. 518 United Mining Rentals Ltd. 1449 Mala Geoscience USA, Inc. 6313N Parts HeadQuarters Inc. 1231 Wajax Power Systems 6727N Mount Sopris Instrument 1417 Reflex Instruments N.A. 327 Weatherhaven 700 MPX Geophysics Ltd. 805 Sandvik Mining 1031 Exploration/Mining Companies New Resolution Geophysics 1108 Schramm, Inc. 1324 Amis 6525N New-Sense Geophysics Limited 212 SON-MAK Machine Construction Atlas Copco Exploration Products 723 NOVATEM Inc. 602 Drilling Co. 6126N CSA Global Pty Ltd. 249 Phoenix Geophysics Limited 211 Spektra Jeotek As 1015 Diamantina Christensen Trading Inc. 1328 Pico Envirotec 1037 SurveyTECH Instruments & Services 6125N DMC Mining Services 604 Quantec Geoscience 1323

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COMPANY BOOTH COMPANY BOOTH COMPANY BOOTH Radiation Solutions Inc. 808 Ontario Ministry of Economic Law Firms Robertson Geologging USA, Inc. 1210 Development and Growth – Emery Mukendi Wafwana Sander Geophysics 131 Red Tape Challenge 651 & Associates, P.C. 6724N Scintrex 1001 Ontario Ministry of Northern Globalaw Limited 1140 Development and Mines 637 Scott Hogg & Associates Ltd. 722 Other Semm Logging 1409 Peru 1423 Able Translations Ltd. 1202 Simcoe Geoscience Limited 616 Québec, Gouvernement du 222 Air Greenland Charter 415 SkyTEM Canada Inc. 911 Queensland Government 319 Airbus Helicopters Canada Ltd. 1332 SODERN 6823N Red Lake, Municipality of 752 Alaska Structures 1315 Stockholm Precision Tools AB 6422N Saskatchewan, Government of 531 American Express Global Surtech Systems 6319N South Africa, Department of Business Travel 6202N Terraquest Ltd. 114 Mineral Resources 1238 Ariab Mining Company 438 Tundra Airborne Surveys Ltd. 1237 South Australia, Government of 416 Armtec LP 6822N Wireline Services Group 307 Sudan Ministry of Minerals 436 Avjet Holding Inc. 624 Xcalibur Airborne Geophysics 450 Sudbury, City of Greater 653 Bio-Mine Ltd. 6107N Zonge International Inc. 1038 Tasmania, Mineral Resources 315 Bollore Logistics Canada Inc. 427 Thunder Bay, Mining in Bruker 522 Governments Northwestern Ontario 946 Canadian Helicopters Limited 917 Afghanistan, Ministry of Mines U.S. Geological Survey 1009 Custom Helicopters Ltd. 152 and Petroleum 843 Wabun Tribal Council 6410N Cyanco 6225N African Union Commission 437 Western Australia, Department Dundee Sustainable Technologies Inc. 6504N Argentina, Federal and provincial of Mines and Petroleum 418 Dynamic Aviation Group Inc. 626 governments 950 Wyoming Business Council 6412N ECO Technologies 6722N Barbados, Consulate General of 6219N Yukon, Government of 528 Bolivia Ministry of Mines and Expedition Helicopters Inc. 1223 Metallurgy 6625N Health Services Grenville Minerals 331 Canada Pavilion, Government of 539 Cigna Global Health Benefits 6207N Heli Explore Inc. 527 Canadian Northern Economic Horizon Occupational Honco Steel Buildings 6223N Development Agency CanNor 646 Health Solutions 6306N Hybrid Enterprises 6111N Chile, Trade Commission of 1349 Labs/Lab Suppliers & Analytics ICOM Canada 1441 China, Ministry of Land and Resources 829 Accurassay Laboratories Ltd. 1036 Innu Development Limited Partnership 944 Colombian National Mining Agency 6129N Activation Laboratories Ltd. (Actlabs) 123 Kississing Lake Lodge 1053 Ecuador Mining 923 Agilent Technologies 1125 Kitikmeot Cementation Mining Fennoscandian Exploration ALS 125 & Development Ltd. 1117 and Mining (FEM) 524 Anachemia Science 816 Langara Island Lodge 129 Geological Survey of Victoria 412 AuTec Innovative Extractive Legacy Building Solutions 6407N Geoscience Australia 313 Solutions Ltd. 1040 Matawa First Nations 750 Ghana, Minerals Commission of 6824N Blue Coast Research 1138 McCue Engineering Contractors 6431N Greenland, Government of 417 Bureau Veritas Commodities Canada Ltd. 400 McDonald & Wang 6830N Guyana Geology and Mines Commission 6631N CDN Resource Laboratories Ltd. 1227 Newterra Ltd. 1443 India, Government of, Ministry of Mines 1241 ColdBlock Technologies Inc. 6530N Nishnawbe Aski Development Fund 942 Ireland, Department of Communications, Corescan Pty Ltd. 309 Nolinor Aviation 6728N Climate Action and Environment 903 Eco-goldex 6522N Norseman Structures 111 Japan Oil, Gas and Metals IMP Automation Canada Ltd. 525 Nuna Logistics Limited 1115 National Corporation 1047 Independent Laboratory Supplies Nunavut Tunngavik Incorporated 1114 Madagascar, Bureau Du Cadastre Pty Ltd. 1145 OCP Construction Supplies Inc. 6508N Minier De 6404N Intertek 6423N Origin Operator Recruitment Manitoba Pavilion 731 Klen International 347 & Training 6425N Mining Finland 6229N Meglab 6413N Panasonic Canada Inc. 6403N Minnesota Department Met-Solve 1224 Prinoth 1343 of Natural Resources 1043 MS Analytical 1006 RCM Modular 606 Morocco, Office National des NUCOMAT 6427N Russian Stone, The 509 Hydrocarbures et des Mines (ONHYM) 6502N Olympus 914 Sirius Wilderness Medicine Inc. 429 New Brunswick Department Star Alliance 906 of Energy and Resource Development 136 Ore Research and Exploration P/L 408 Stuart Olson 247 New South Wales, Australia 317 Overburden Drilling Management Limited 910 Summit Helicopters849 New Zealand Government 1228 RPC 431 TESC Contracting Company Ltd. 1405 Newfoundland and Labrador: Explore the opportunities 149 Sepor, Inc. 314 The West Coast Fishing Club 345 Northern Ireland, Department SGS Minerals Services 102 Torontech Inc. 6323N for the Economy 907 Skyline Assayers & Laboratories 839 TUVANOSA 6103N Northern Territory Geological Survey 414 SNF Canada 6109N Universal Helicopters 1044 Northwest Territories, Government of 1107 Systems for Research Corp. 6623N Veolia Water Technologies 236 Nova Scotia Department of Natural TSL Laboratories Inc. 500 VICTAULIC 301 Resources 145 Valaurum 6310N VP Buildings 704 Nunavut, Government of 1016 Walden Group, The 1152 Waterloo Biofilter Systems Inc. 940

74 PDAC 2017 WHERE THE WORLD’S MINERAL & FINANCE INDUSTRY MEETS Xpera Risk Mitigation Satellite Communications Universities/Colleges and Investigation 6723N Galaxy Broadband Dalhousie University, XPS Consulting & Communications Inc. 150 Department of Earth Sciences 6215N Testwork Services 615 Globalstar Canada Satellite Co. 6308N Laurentian University, Department of Earth Sciences 1230 Publications Infosat Communications LP 130 Gold Investment Letter 6726N Network Innovations Inc. 109 Memorial University of Newfoundland, Department of Earth Sciences 253 InfoMine Inc. 1010 Roadpost 343 Queen’s University, Department Northern Miner, The 810 Software Companies of Geology 1046 acQuire Technology Solutions Pty Ltd. 823 Remote Sensing/Mapping St. Petersburg State Mining Institute 717 AssayNet Canada Inc. 711 Auracle Geospatial Science 951 University of Exeter, Camborne Geosense 607 Boréalis 1041 School of Mines 6428N Halltech Exploration Outfitters 108 Centric Mining Systems 1203 University of Lorraine 1339 Japosat Satellite Mapping 1204 Dassault Systèmes Canada University of Toronto 120 Software Inc. 1000 LiDAR Services International Inc. 241 University of Waterloo, Datamine Software Canada 146 Pacific Geomatics Ltd. 614 Department of Earth and Deswik 6209N PhotoSat Information Ltd. 510 Environmental Sciences 945 Southern Mapping Company 341 Esri Canada 701 SpecTIR, LLC 1017 Geosoft Inc. 931 Géotic Inc. 124 TRADE SHOW & TRADE SHOW NORTH Research Organizations Geovariances 1330 COREM 1244 Illumiti Inc. 947 CSIRO Mineral Resources Flagship 410 Kespry 6825N Deep Exploration Technologies CRC 311 Leapfrog Software ARANZ Geo 350 Helmholtz Institute Freiberg for Resource Maptek 1039 Technology 6301N MICROMINE 603 Sponsored by Industrial Info Resources 6300N Mira Geoscience Ltd. 814 Kemetco Research Inc. 1052 Nomadis Inc. 112 University of British Columbia, Mineral ThreeDify Inc. 612 Deposit Research Unit 627 Trimble 243

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