Timmins Gold Camp Finding The Next Gold System Investor Presentation November 3rd, 2016

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Timmins Gold Camp - Major Land Owners

New Gold System Located in Deloro 1940 DD Hole DDH # 5 2.2g/t over 11m 1.8g/t over 12.2m 3.3g/t over 22m Cuttings 11g/t over 22m Ended in gold mineralization

Potential Gold System Located in Mountjoy Hollinger New Gold System

Management Experience Charles Gryba P.Eng. Mining ( President and CEO) has extensive experience in gold exploration and mining in the Timmins Camp: Manager Eng. & Geo. – Pamour Mines (1980 to 86) President of Moneta (1986 to 1996) Found the Michaud Gold deposit - 4 million ounces to date President of St Andrew Goldfields – 1998 to 2003 Reinterpreted and drilled off the Taylor Deposit Re-opened 2 mines and expanded custom mill Founded Claim Post 2005 Focus: to find the missing extension of the Hollinger McIntyre Quicker cash flow – 100 million ton frack sand deposit

Timmins Camp has 5 Giant Gold Orebodies The question asked for 100 years is why the Timmins Camp gold systems are so large? Most geologists just say gold orebodies are fault controlled; at the intersection of Porcupine Destor (PDFZ) fault and secondary faults. Mike White PhD assayed compiled all data to create an alteration and fault map; darker areas indicate higher temperatures. The white zone areas were added to indicate the extent of the 5 giant gold systems. The 3 Historical giant gold systems mined are Hollinger, Dome and Pamour; remnants of which are still in production after a century of mining. Both the Hollinger and the Dome gold systems are missing to the west. The “New Mine Trend” Hoyle Pond to Bell Creek was discovered in 1970 and is now owned by Goldcorp and Tahoe. This trend is still generating major new discoveries; Garofalo in a August 12th 2016, Scotia Bank report; hinted that Goldcorp will announce 2 new discoveries in the Timmins Camp in October 2016, that will totally revitalize Timmins. To the west of Timmins in Bristol Township, Tahoe purchased Lakeshore for $930 million in 2016. The Tahoe - Teck trend was discovered in 1995 by Holmer Gold and in 1980 Dome discovered the Teck/ Explor portion. Potential size of the Tahoe –Teck Trend is 10 to 15,000,000 ounces of gold. Tahoe gold ore starts at 300m depth and has been drilled to 2400m.

Giant Alteration System Creates Giant Deposits Secondary Faults

Finding the Missing Gold Systems The gold system that should be between Hollinger McIntyre and the Teck – Tahoe system is missing. Also; the Dome system west of Delnite is missing. Exploration problems – 25m of clay and sand, city houses & culture interference, Boer Patents; it took 10 years of staking to assemble CPS claims. Breakthroughs in Exploration Technology: MMI maps bedrock through overburden (did 3,000 samples) MMI can identify a sulphide “battery” down to a 500m depth Age dating, Airborne gravity, mag and EM improvements 550 files of computer exploration data Size of missing gold systems – all major gold orebodies in Timmins are 2km wide x 10km long

Mountjoy Magnetic & MMI Surveys - Osisko

Mountjoy Mis-Mapped for 100 Years Claim Post’s MMI survey identified new porphyries, 3 VMS and 6 MMI gold targets in Mountjoy of which 5 indicate the “missing gold system” starting 3km west of Hollinger and trending NW for 10km. Kerr Addison drilled 41 RCD & 12 DD holes in the 1970’s discovering a new greenstone belt in Mountjoy, 3 gold-copper trends and 5 porphyries Age dating is correcting historical Timmins geology UBC Gravity survey extends the Tahoe volcanic – sedimentary contact around the Mountjoy Basin Osisko Magnetic survey shows complicated geology in Mountjoy not 100% boring sediments.

Mountjoy Kerr Addison Gold Trends

Mountjoy – 2016 Updated Geology Map Hollinger New Gold Trend Red dots – MMI Gold & Yellow Squares – MMI VMS Anomalies New porphyries – Pink color

Mountjoy is Unexplored vs.Timmins Camp Eastern Portion of Timmins Camp – Pamour - Hoyle Pond gold systems - 30,000 diamond drill holes. Tisdale - Deloro townships - Dome & Hollinger gold systems - 120,000 diamond drill holes. Center west - Mountjoy Township; only 40 diamond drill holes which indicate 3 separate gold showings plus the 3,000 MMI samples & 41 RCD drill holes indicate 7 MMI gold anomalies and 3 VMS targets. Western Portion – Bristol Township, 4,000 diamond drill holes, Tahoe system starts at 300m depth and is drilled to 2,400m depth with a 3,000m DD hole.

Deloro Project - Dayton Racetrack 1940 DD Hole DDH # 5 2.2g/t - 11m 1.8g/t - 12.2m 3.3g/t - 22m Cuttings 11g/t - 22m Ended in gold mineralization Red dots - Gold anomalies Black dots – airborne anomalies

Deloro Budget – Confirmation Program 1940 Drill hole intersected 3 gold zones 1st Program – confirmation drilling Drill 45 and 60 degree holes Drill @ 90 degrees – 2 holes MMI work 500 samples Detail Geophysics & Geology Subtotal 2nd Program Airborne survey Diamond drilling Total $100,000 $30,000 $70,000 $300,000 $200,000 $600,000

CPS Budget – 2016 Funding Mountjoy & Deloro programs: Subtotal Timmins Land deals MMI work (1,500 samples) Geology and ground geophysics Airborne Test Surveys Diamond drilling 10 @ $50,000 Subtotal Timmins G&A Negative working capital Loans Converted Seymourville Budget Contingency 10% Total $50,000 $100,000 $200,000 $500,000 $950,000 $300,000 $150,000 ($500,000) $400,000 $2,000,000

Share Structure – 2016 Shares Issued and Outstanding : Warrants Outstanding (prices between $0.10 and $0.15 expiring in (2016 & 2017): (All warrants are expiring before January 31st 2017; 38,795,733 by November 7, 2016) Options (prices between $0.10 and $0.25 expiring in 2018): Fully Diluted (As of February 1st, 2017) Share Price: (“CPS” on TSX V) : Recent (August 2016): $.04 52 week low-high $0.01 - $0.06 Principal Shareholders: Management and Directors John Assman (Shares and Warrants) David Wilson (Shares and Warrants) Gryba Family (Shares and Warrants) BMO (Shares and Warrants) McEwen (Shares and Warrants) 125,583,908 49,678,433 3,550,000 129,133,908 30.0% 14.3% 13.8% 11.1% 4.0% 18 18

Contact 4950 Yonge Street Suite 1008 Toronto Ontario M2N 6K1 416 801 6366 Charles.Gryba@bell.net