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  • ducer in Timmins

TSX-V TSX-V: GW : GWA A Annual General Meeting Pr Annual General Meeting Presentation esentation June 10, 2019 June 10, 2019 Unlocking Opportunity in t Unlocking Opportunity in the he Legendary Gold Camp Legendary Gold Camp

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DISCLAIMERS DISCLAIMERS

This document (including any documents incorporated by reference herein) contains “forwar forward-looking d-looking statements statements’ within the meaning of applicable Canadian securities laws. These statements relate to future events or Gowest’s future performance. All statements other than statements of historical fact are forward-looking statements. Such forward-looking statements may include, but are not limited to, statements with respect to: (i) the future financial or operating performance of Gowest and its projects; (ii) the future price of gold or other metal prices; (iii) the estimation of mineral resources; (iv) proposed capital expenditures; (v) proposed operating and exploration expenditures; (vi) the costs and timing of future exploration and mine development activities; (vii) the success of exploration activities; (viii) permitting timelines and requirements; (ix) Gowest’s requirements for additional capital, (x) government regulation of mining operations; (xi) environmental risks; and (xii) title disputes or claims. Often, but not always, forward-looking statements can be identified by the use of words such as “plans”, “expects”, “is expected”, “budget”, “scheduled”, “estimates”, “forecasts”, “intends”, “anticipates”, or “believes” or variations of such words and phrases (including negative variations), or statements that certain actions, events or results “may”, “could”, “would”, “might” or “will” be taken, occur or be achieved. Forward-looking statements involve known and unknown risks, uncertainties, assumptions and other factors that may cause the actual results, performance or achievements of Gowest to be materially different from any future results, performance or achievements expressed or implied by the forward-looking statements. Such factors include, among others: A number of factors could cause actual actions, events or results to differ materially from those described in forward-looking statements. There can be no assurance that forward-looking statements will prove to be accurate, as actual results and future events could differ materially from those anticipated in such statements. Gowest disclaims any obligation to update any forward-looking statements, whether as a result of new information, future events or results or otherwise, except as required by law. The technical information in this corporate presentation has been reviewed and approved by Jeremy Niemi, Director of Exploration, a QP as defined by National Instrument 43-101. The industry data, technical information or other information prepared by third parties presented in this presentation, except where otherwise noted, has been compiled from industry sources and participants which, although not independently verified by the Company, are considered by the Company to be reliable sources of information. References in this presentation to reports or articles should not be construed as depicting the complete findings of the entire referenced report or article and such report or article is expressly not incorporated by reference into this presentation. The Company makes no representation or warranty as to the accuracy or completeness of any data or information prepared by third parties included in this presentation and the Company assumes no liability whatsoever relating to or resulting from such data or information or the use thereof, errors therein or omissions therefrom.

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ONE FOCUS: GOLD ONE FOCUS: GOLD

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Status Review 2018 Status Review 2018

4 § Q2 2017: The start of underground development at Bradshaw & executed a definitive agreement with Northern Sun to acquire 50% of their Redstone Mill

§ Q1 2018: Executed concentrate purchase and sale agreement with Humon Smelting § Q1 2018: Confirm new high grade gold zone at Bradshaw § Q1 2018: Northern Sun receives conditional approval from both the Ministry of Environment and Climate Change and the Ministry of Northern Development and Mines to process Bradshaw ore § Q2 2018: Received permission from Ontario Government to process concentrate outside Canada § Q2 2018: Termination of the definitive agreement to acquire 50% of the Redstone Mill § Q2 2018: Bradshaw is placed on standby (Completed 2,100 metres of underground development & stockpiled 28,567 tons of material for sorting § Q3 2018: Executed toll milling agreement with QMX

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Moving Forwar Moving Forward 2019 d 2019

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§ Q1 2019: Closed $2M financing § Q1 2019: Announced $8M financing with company’s largest shareholder Fortune Future subject to shareholder approval § Q2 2019: AGM & Special Meeting to approve share consolidation & approve Fortune’s increase in ownership § Q2 2019: Target to close $8M financing § Q2 2019: Announced drill program and target to release assay results § Q3 2019: Resume operations at Bradshaw § Q4 2019: Process Bradshaw bulk sample

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LARGE LAND POSITION: LARGE LAND POSITION:

SITUA SITUATED IN WORLD CLASS TED IN WORLD CLASS GOLD CAMP GOLD CAMP

§ 109 km2 North Timmins Gold Project situated along underexplored mineral belt § Robust local presence with strong community and First Nations relationships

BRADSHA BRADSHAW DEPOSIT W DEPOSIT: :

BECOMING THE NEXT BECOMING THE NEXT GOLD PRODUCER IN GOLD PRODUCER IN TIMMINS TIMMINS

§ Gold mineralization at depth with potential to double based on regional deposits § Fully permitted underground bulk sample program § Highly de-risked, advanced construction project § Commercial production by 2019, with 50,000 oz/per year at peak production § Leveraging technology to optimize production

NEAR-MINE NEAR-MINE EXPLORA EXPLORATION: TION:

TARGETS IN STRIKING ARGETS IN STRIKING DIST DISTANCE FROM MINE ANCE FROM MINE

§ Three strong gold mineralization zones showing earmarks of deposit § Two mineralization zones less than 1km from Bradshaw Deposit

VISION FOR FUTURE: VISION FOR FUTURE:

ENOUGH GROUND TO ENOUGH GROUND TO HOST MUL HOST MULTIPLE MINES TIPLE MINES

§ Significant exploration potential along new mineral belt larger than historic gold belt § Centralized autoclave facility for Northeastern Ontario and Northwestern Quebec § M&A platform for further growth

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50,000 oz/year 50,000 oz/year

BRADSHA BRADSHAW DEPOSIT W DEPOSIT

100,000 oz/year 100,000 oz/year

NEAR-BRADSHA NEAR-BRADSHAW W EXPLORA EXPLORATION ZONES TION ZONES

Significant gr Significant growt

  • wth

h potent potential ial

GREENFIELD GREENFIELD EXPLORA EXPLORATION TION

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HUMON SMELTER ORE SORTER TECHNOLOGY TOLL-MILLING (Aurbel) ORE SORTER TECHNOLOGY LOCAL MILLING LOCAL PROCESSING

PHASE 1 PHASE 2 PHASE 3

APPROACH TO GROWTH: APPROACH TO GROWTH: OPTIMIZING THE NOR PTIMIZING THE NORTH TIMMINS GOLD PROJECT TH TIMMINS GOLD PROJECT

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8 8 Timmins W immins West est

Tahoe Resources

Dome Dome

Goldcorp Goldcorp

Hollinger Mine Hollinger Mine McIntyr McIntyre e Br Broulan

  • ulan Reef

Reef Hallnor Hallnor Pamour Pamour

Goldcorp Goldcorp

Bell Cr Bell Creek eek

Tahoe Resources

Hoyle Pond Hoyle Pond

Goldcorp Goldcorp

Clavos Clavos

Sage Gold Sage Gold

Kidd Cr Kidd Creek eek

Glencore Inc.

Century Pr Century Project

  • ject

Goldcorp Goldcorp

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Gold Project Base Metal Mine Gold Mine Whitney Pr Whitney Project

  • ject

Gowest

Bradshaw Gold Deposit Bradshaw Gold Deposit

GOWEST NOR GOWEST NORTH TIMMINS GOLD PROJECT TH TIMMINS GOLD PROJECT

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BRADSHA BRADSHAW DEPOSIT W DEPOSIT1

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TONNES TONNES GRADE GRADE (G/T) (G/T) OUNCES OUNCES

Probable Reserve2,3 1,800,000 4.824 277,000 Indicated Resource3 2,120,000 6.19 422,000 Inferred Resource3 3,620,000 6.47 755,000

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1 Mineral envelope is 900m strike length & 800m depth, 55% of total area of mineralization

§

2 Mineral Resources inclusive of Mineral Reserves. Full details contained in NI 43-101 Pre-Feasibility Study report

conducted by Stantec, filed June 9, 2015. §

3 Cut-off grade of 3.0 g/t Au at US$1,200/oz. Au and at an $0.80 exchange rate.

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4 Fully diluted

PHASE 1: BRADSHA PHASE 1: BRADSHAW DEPOSIT W DEPOSIT

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PRE- FEASIBILITY STUDY PRE- FEASIBILITY STUDY1 - $US 1,200 oz Au

  • $US 1,200 oz Au

NPV (5%)2 US$39.8 million Initial Capital US$21.5 million Sustaining Capital US$21.4 million

  • Avg. Gold Production3

40,500 oz / year Life of Mine Operating Cost US$821/oz All-In Sustaining Cost4 US$891/oz IRR 27% Life of Mine5 8.5 years

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1 The NI 43-101 PFS, released June 9, 2015, was conducted by Stantec Mining. The model is based on 100% equity financing after tax, Gold price

  • f $US 1,200 oz. at $0.80 exchange rate

§

2 NPV (5%) is Pre-Tax and increases/decreases approximately US$7.5 million for every US$50/oz. increase/decrease in gold price

§

3 Includes bulk sample & pre-production

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4 All-in Sustaining Costs are inclusive of LOM Operating Costs and Mine Sustaining Capital Cost as described in the Capital and operating costs

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5 Estimated 8.5 year mine life that includes 1.5 years of pre-production and 7 years of full production

KEY IMPROVEMENTS REALIZED § Extended strike to 1.3km and depth to +1km

§ Intercepted additional gold adjacent to Bradshaw § Remains open laterally and at depth

§ Strong gold mineralization intercepted in several nearby drill holes

§ Located outside current resource estimate area

§ Proven ore sorting technology that doubles Bradshaw grade up to 10 g/t gold

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BRADSHA BRADSHAW DEPOSIT W DEPOSIT: ECONOMICS : ECONOMICS

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BRADSHA BRADSHAW SITE W SITE

Water Treatment Ponds Site Offices Stock Piles Outcrop Maintenance Shop Ore Sorter Building Dry & Change Rooms Water Treatment Plant Portal Entrance

15 kms to Hwy 655

Whidden Road

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62 yrs 77 yrs 106 yrs 73 yrs 31 yrs 7 yrs 14 yrs

Ounces Pr Ounces Produced

  • duced

Curr Current Resour ent Resources ces (all categories) (all categories) Mine Development Mine Development Resour Resources ces Exploration Exploration

19.4M oz Hollinger Mine 10.8M oz Mcintyre 16.6M oz Dome 5.4M oz Pamour 3.6M oz Hoyle Pond 0.7M oz

Timmins West

0.3M oz

Bell Creek

1.2M oz

Bradshaw

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Post Sorting

TIMMINS CAMP MAJOR GOLD DEPOSITS TIMMINS CAMP MAJOR GOLD DEPOSITS

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BULK SAMPLE PROGRAM: MOVING BULK SAMPLE PROGRAM: MOVING BRADSHA BRADSHAW TOW W TOWARD PRODUCTION ARD PRODUCTION

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UNDERGROUND UNDERGROUND DEVELOPMENT DEVELOPMENT:

§ Completed over 2,098 metres of underground development § Incl. commissioning a main ramp and portal (sufficient size for the future operating mine) § Developed three levels at 30, 45 and 60 metre level § Initiated silling and ready to develop stopes § The development follows the gold structures and shows excellent continuity in the mineralization § Confirmed and enhanced our geological model § Able to see continuity of mineralized structures § 28,567 tonnes of development material stockpiled on surface for sorting, milling and sale as concentrate § No injuries at the project to date for mine site surface and underground construction PREP PREPARING FOR ARING FOR PRODUCTION: PRODUCTION: ENHANCING OUR ASSET ENHANCING OUR ASSET: :

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A YEAR OF DE-RISKING & ENHANCING THE PROJECT A YEAR OF DE-RISKING & ENHANCING THE PROJECT

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§ Water treatment plant was made fully operational and the discharge is environmentally compliant § Ore-sorter (X-ray): § Completely enclosed in dome building facility § Commissioned and proven; performing as expected § Producing gold bearing material grading 6 g/t to 10 g/t for trucking to QMX for toll-milling § Milling and flotation test showed 97% recoveries § Optimising processing cost in flotation circuit § Demonstrated stable and competent ground conditions in ore and waste areas § Revised geological model sharply expanded mineralized area potential § Agreement to process concentrate in place with Shandong Humon Smelting of China § Signed toll-milling agreement with QMX

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UNDERGROUND UNDERGROUND DEVELOPMENT DEVELOPMENT:

PREP PREPARING FOR ARING FOR PRODUCTION: PRODUCTION:

ENHANCING OUR ASSET ENHANCING OUR ASSET: :

A YEAR OF DE-RISKING & ENHANCING THE PROJECT A YEAR OF DE-RISKING & ENHANCING THE PROJECT

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§ Intersected highest gold values to date at the project at 155 g/t gold in a new zone outside the resource § Identified 20 new gold zones in bulk sample area § Identified two new high-grade gold zones north and west of main deposit § Completed 30-hole, 3,871 metre underground infill drilling program to gather as much information on the deposit as possible: § Tightened the drill spacing and increased the technical team’s detailed knowledge of the mineralized structures. § Refined the deposit geometry – defining stope limits and enhances grade control § As expected, all holes intersected gold mineralization § Drilling clearly demonstrated the potential to add significant additional material to the resources

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UNDERGROUND UNDERGROUND DEVELOPMENT DEVELOPMENT: PREP PREPARING FOR ARING FOR PRODUCTION: PRODUCTION:

ENHANCING OUR ENHANCING OUR ASSET ASSET: :

A YEAR OF DE-RISKING & ENHANCING THE PROJECT A YEAR OF DE-RISKING & ENHANCING THE PROJECT

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REDUCES REDUCES COSTS COSTS INCREASES INCREASES HEAD GRADE HEAD GRADE*

4.82 g/t Au Up to 10 g/t Au

Pre-ore sorting Post-ore sorting

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* Based on full-scale produc8on test

PROVEN ORE SOR PROVEN ORE SORTING TECHNOLOGY TING TECHNOLOGY

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HUMON SMEL HUMON SMELTING TING

  • Concentrate sale agreement with Shandong Humon

Smelting of China finalized February 2018

  • Humon, publically-listed on the Shenzhen Stock

Exchange, works with some of the world’s largest mining companies

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Gold Bearing Material is Mined & Stockpiled Stockpiled Material is Crushed at Site Crushed Material is Sorted at Bradshaw Sorted Gold Ore is Trucked to Aurbel Mill Aurbel Mill Produces High Grade Gold Concentrate Concentrate is Shipped to China Humon Smelter Extracts Gold from the Concentrate Gold

PROCESSING BRADSHA PROCESSING BRADSHAW GOLD DEPOSIT W GOLD DEPOSIT

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BRADSHA BRADSHAW TIMELINE W TIMELINE

Acquisition of complete 110 km2 land package = North Timmins Gold Project

2009 - 2016 2009 - 2016

PEA: Bradshaw gold deposit defined

2011 2011

Exploration, permitting and economic study

2012 – 2015 2012 – 2015

Published Pre- Feasibility study

2015 2015

Exploration Agreement with Taykwa Tagamou Nation, Mattagami First Nation, Matachewan First Nation

2011 2011

Received Permits for Bulk Sample / advanced underground exploration

2016 2016

Purchased x-ray ore sorting technology

Feb 2017 Feb 2017

Commenced ramp development

January 2017 January 2017 Fal Fall 2017 l 2017

Convert Sheridan + Dowe zones to resource status

Commercial production at Bradshaw

2019 2019

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May 2017 May 2017

Commenced site construction

December 2016 December 2016

Pandion Financing for mine development Began negotiating IBAs with First Nations communities (expected completion: 2019)

2020 2020

  • Identified two high-

grade gold zones

  • Executed agreement

for sale of gold concentrate

February 2018 February 2018 2020 2020

  • Mining permit for

Bradshaw

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PHASE 2 : NEAR MINE EXPLORA PHASE 2 : NEAR MINE EXPLORATION TION

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PHASE 3: BLUE SKY EXPLORA PHASE 3: BLUE SKY EXPLORATION TION

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SITUA SITUATED IN WORLD CLASS GOLD CAMP TED IN WORLD CLASS GOLD CAMP BECOMING THE NEXT GOLD BECOMING THE NEXT GOLD PRODUCER IN TIMMINS PRODUCER IN TIMMINS

NEAR-MINE EXPLORA NEAR-MINE EXPLORATION: TION: VISION FOR THE FUTURE: VISION FOR THE FUTURE:

TARGETS IN STRIKING DIST ARGETS IN STRIKING DISTANCE ANCE FROM MINE FROM MINE ENOUGH GROUND TO HOST ENOUGH GROUND TO HOST MUL MULTIPLE MINES TIPLE MINES

BRADSHA BRADSHAW DEPOSIT W DEPOSIT: : LARGE LAND POSITION: LARGE LAND POSITION:

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INVESTMENT RECAP INVESTMENT RECAP

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Gr Greg eg Romain Romain

CEO, Pr CEO, President & Dir esident & Director ector Involved in the mining and mineral processing industry for over 30 years. Has guided Gowest from purely exploration to development and mining with producing

  • assets. Proven business track

record in mine supply manufacturing and capital markets.

Janet O’Donnel Janet O’Donnell

CFO & Corporate Secr CFO & Corporate Secretary etary Career accounting professional with over 30 years experience. Former CFO at Castle Gold, Highvista Gold and Canuc Resources.

Mike Mike Masciol Mascioli

Dir Director ector, Mining & Pr , Mining & Projects

  • jects

Mining engineer born and raised in Timmins. More than 30 years experience mining in northern Ontario including senior positions in safety,

  • perations and projects with

Inco/Vale.

Jer Jeremy emy Niemi Niemi

Dir Director ector, Exploration , Exploration Geologist with over 20 years experience in the mining/resource industry. Currently VP Exploration at Aurelius Minerals. Formerly VP , Exporation at Gold Quest; VP , Geology at Noront Resources; and, Manager, Technical Services for Kinross Gold Corporation.

MANAGEMENT MANAGEMENT

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Gart Garth Wilcox h Wilcox

Development Manager Development Manager Professional engineer with over 17 years of mining experience, most recently with Castle Gold. Extensive project development experience (gold, nickel, molybdenum, copper, zinc) as a process engineer with AMEC and Aker Kvaerner/Davy.

Gr Greg Hart eg Hart

Mine Manager Mine Manager 38 years of direct experience leading mining and construction activities. Held several senior operational positions at Goldcorp’s Porcupine Gold Mine in Timmins, including Underground Manager and Manager of Operations. Previously VP , Operations with Dumas Contracting.

Rochel Rochelle Col le Collins ins

Chief Geologist Chief Geologist Professional geologist with over 20 years progressive experience in surface and underground mining operations. Formerly Chief Mine and Resource Geologist at Tahoe Resources. Other senior positions with Aurico Gold and Teck Resources.

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TECHNICAL TEAM TECHNICAL TEAM

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BOARD OF DIRECTORS BOARD OF DIRECTORS

  • C. Fraser El
  • C. Fraser Elliot

iott

Executive Chair Executive Chairman man

President of CFE Financial Inc., a private investment banking company. Formerly Chief Financial Officer of Tangerine Payment Solutions Corp. listed on the TSX Venture successfully sold in March 2009.

John John Fr Frost

  • stiak

iak

Chair of Compensation Committee Chair of Compensation Committee

Professional engineer, member of the Canadian Institute of Mining Metallurgy and Petroleum and of the Society for Mining Engineers. Currently Chairman

  • f Colossus Minerals Inc. Previously

spent 17 years in project management at Barrick Gold Corp.

Peter Peter Quint Quintil iliani iani

CP CPA, CA, Chair of Audit Committee A, CA, Chair of Audit Committee

Chartered Accountant with over 35 years of experience in corporate

  • finance. Formerly CFO and Executive

Vice President Corporate Strategy and Development of the Katz Group Pharmacies Inc.

Meir Meirong

  • ng Y

Yuan uan

Dir Director ector

Former Chief Financial Officer

  • f Wonder Auto Technology
  • Inc. and current Vice President
  • f Fortune Futures Holding

Limited with more than 22 years

  • f experience in corporate

finance.

Yungang W ungang Wu

Chair of T Chair of Technical Committee echnical Committee

Professional geologist with 25 years

  • f experience in international

mineral exploration, resource estimating and mining. He is a member of the Association of Professional Geoscientists of Ontario.

Fleming Huang Fleming Huang

  • Mr. Huang has over 15 years of

experience in financial management in the mining and other industries. He holds a Bachelor Degree in Economics and is a Certified Management Accountant

Dir Director ector

Gr Greg eg Romain Romain

CEO, Pr CEO, President & Dir esident & Director ector

Larry Phil Larry Phillips ips

Chair of Gover Chair of Governance Committee nance Committee

Co-founder, former Executive Vice President, Corporate Affairs and Director of IAMGOLD Corporation.

Involved in the mining and mineral processing industry for over 30 years. Has guided Gowest from purely exploration to development and mining with producing assets. Proven business track record in mine supply manufacturing and capital markets.

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SHARE STRUCTURE SHARE STRUCTURE

Shares Outstanding 428.5 million Warrants (avg. price $0.25) 37.1 million Options 10.1 million Shares Fully Diluted 475.7 million

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TRADING SUMMAR TRADING SUMMARY 52 Week Range: Recent share price: Market Cap: KEY SHAREHOLDERS KEY SHAREHOLDERS Fortune Future 19.8% Management 11.0% TSX-V:GWA $0.03 / $0.09 $0.03 $12.9 million

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CAPIT CAPITAL AL

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APPENDIX APPENDIX

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PFS HIGHLIGHTS PFS HIGHLIGHTS

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GOLD PRICE $1,200/OZ. Exchange Rate Exchange Rate CAD $1.00 = US$0.80 Pr Pre-tax Net Pr e-tax Net Present V esent Value (“NPV”) (5%) alue (“NPV”) (5%) $39.8 million Pr Pre-tax Inter e-tax Internal Rate of Retur nal Rate of Return (“IRR”) n (“IRR”) 32% After After-tax NPV (5%):

  • tax NPV (5%):

$29.2 million After After-tax IRR

  • tax IRR

27% Initial Capital Initial Capital $21.5 million Sustaining Capital Sustaining Capital $21.4 million Pr Pre-tax Payback Period e-tax Payback Period 3.5 years Life of Mine (“LOM”) Operating Cost Life of Mine (“LOM”) Operating Cost $821/ounce (“oz”) gold (“Au”) All-in Sustaining Cost All-in Sustaining Cost1 $891/oz Or Ore Mined e Mined 1,787,295 tonnes (“t”)

  • Avg. Mineable Or
  • vg. Mineable Ore grade

e grade 4.82 grams per tonne (“g/t”) Au Development Rock Mined (additional mineralized Development Rock Mined (additional mineralized rock)

  • ck)

666,253 t

  • Avg. Development Rock grade
  • vg. Development Rock grade

1.31 g/t Au Initial LOM (includes bulk sample) Initial LOM (includes bulk sample)2 8.5 years Total Gold (extracted in initial phase)

  • tal Gold (extracted in initial phase)3

305,058 oz Total Gold Recovery

  • tal Gold Recovery

93%

  • Avg. Annual Recover
  • vg. Annual Recovered Au Pr

ed Au Production

  • duction4

4

40,500 oz. Gr Gross Revenue to Operation

  • ss Revenue to Operation

$341 million

(100% EQUITY, ALL FIGURES IN USD):

1 All-in Sustaining costs are inclusive of LOM Operating

Costs and Mine Sustaining Capital Cost

2 Initial LOM includes 1.5 years of pre-production and 7

years of full production.

3 Total gold ounces is mineral reserve ounces plus

development rock ounces.z

4 Includes bulk sample and pre-production years

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CAPIT CAPITAL & OPERA AL & OPERATING TING COST HIGHLIGHTS: COST HIGHLIGHTS:

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CAPIT CAPITAL COSTS (MILLIONS USD) AL COSTS (MILLIONS USD) Initial Capital: Initial Capital: Site Surface Development Site Surface Development 10.5 Under Undergr ground (

  • und (“UG

UG”) Development ( ) Development (“Dev Dev”) 10.7 Closur Closure Cost e Cost 0.3 Total Initial Capital

  • tal Initial Capital

21.5 Mine Sustaining Capital Cost (UG Ramp Dev) Mine Sustaining Capital Cost (UG Ramp Dev) 21.4 LOM Capital Costs LOM Capital Costs 42.9 OPERATING COSTS (MILLIONS USD) Mining: Mining: Operating Costs Operating Costs 47.8 Level Development Costs Level Development Costs Owners Costs Owners Costs Indir Indirect ect 45.4 25.0 41.0 Total Mining

  • tal Mining

159.2 Toll Milling

  • ll Milling

39.9 Refining Refining 34.1 Royalties Royalties 2.8 LOM Operating Costs LOM Operating Costs 236.0

Capital Costs are broken down into two parts. The first includes the capital (“Initial Capital”) required to bring the deposit into production and start generating cash flow. If the mine should proceed to production, there is a sustaining capital cost (“Mine Sustaining Capital Cost”) to develop the main ramp deeper into the mine over the LOM to complete the access to the reserve. The costs are based on the construction of a greenfield mine site, contract mining and crushing, and the use of third party existing facilities for milling and refining.

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