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Harte Gold Corp.

Gold Exploration and Mine Development in White River, Ontario, Canada

MAY 2015

Forward Looking Statements

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This presentation has been prepared by the Company and includes information from sources believed by management to be reliable. No representation or warranty, expressed or implied, is made as to the accuracy of the information set forth herein. The information contained herein is as of the date hereof and is subject to change, completion or amendment without notice.

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This presentation contains forward looking statements, estimates and projections with respect to the anticipated future performance of the company that may be deemed to be “forward-looking statements.” These statements, estimates and projections reflect various assumptions made by the company concerning anticipated results, which may

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address operating performance, future direction, management and control of the company, events or developments that are expected to occur in the future (including statements related to earnings, expectations, sales of assets, capital expenditures, or statements expressing general optimism about future operating results) are forward- looking statements. Actual results could differ materially from those reflected in the forward-looking statements contained herein as a result of a variety of factors, many

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Property Locations

Canada’s Prolific Abitibi – Wawa Greenstone Belt

Sugar Zone Property

Hemlo Mines

Historic Production – 30 M oz Reserves – 1.1 M oz (estimate)

Stoughton-Abitibi Property

Eagle River Mine

Historical Production – 1 M oz Resources – 1,000,000 oz (estimate)

Island Gold Mine

Historical Production – 500,000 oz Resources – 1,000,000 oz (estimate)

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Sugar Zone Property

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The principal asset of the Company is the 100% owned Sugar Zone Property located 60 kms east of Hemlo, Ontario.

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Preliminary Economic Assessment July 2012 shows strong project economics, optimization will reduce capex and accelerate timelines

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Current Deposit outlined to 500m only, Sugar Zone mineralization traced to 1,000m vertical, SZ-12-37 returned 10.5 g/t over 3.2m

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Permitted 70,000 tonne bulk sample should yield > 25,000 oz Au

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2014 drill programs identified Wolf Zone down-plunge extension and new mineralized structures.

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2015 drill program tested IP survey targets in volcanic-sediment contact zone, potential footwall zone behind Sugar Zone Deposit .

Total Mineral Resources Tonnes Au (g/ t) (Uncapped) Ounces Au (Uncapped) Au (g/ t) (Capped) Ounces Au (Capped)

Indicated 980,000 10.13 319,300 8.72 275,000 Inferred 580,500 8.36 156,000 7.03 131,300

The information in the Table above is excerpted from the NI 43-101 Technical Report and Mineral Resource Update for the Dayohesarah Lake Property (Sugar Zone Property) prepared by Watts, Griffis & McOuat February 27, 2012

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Sugar Zone Deposit Block Model

Open on strike and down dip

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Sugar Zone Property

High Grade 43-101 resource & exploration potential

Wolf Zone Sugar Zone

Sugar Zone

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grade gold deposit open at depth and strike, gold mineralization extends to 1,000m depth, target >1mm

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Early 2015 discovery of Footwall Zone south of Sugar Zone confirms en echelon zone potential Wolf Zone - 2010 discovery 9.5g/t

• ver 7.5m including high grade core
• f 22.9 g/t over 3m associated with

Peacock boulder train (87 g/t). 2014 drilling confirmed Wolf Zone is Peacock Boulder source, extended mineralization to depth and on strike Contact Zone - 2014 IP/Mag Survey identified mafic volcanic/sedimentary contact. 2015 drilling confirmed Hemlo setting, pathfinder element and gold values. Follow-up drilling recommended.

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Contact Zone

Sugar Zone Extension at Depth

Hole Number Zone From (metres) To (metres) Width (metres) Grade (g/ t)

SZ-10-109 JB Lower Zone 40.44 46.44 6.00 28.63 SZ-10-110 JB Lower Zone Incl. 42.21 42.55 45.64 43.30 3.41 0.75 48.39 248.00 SZ-13-49 JB Upper Zone Incl. JB Lower Zone 28.00 28.00 80.15 80.15 33.50 30.55 85.00 82.30 5.50 2.50 4.85 1.35 8.07 16.88 28.50 94.96 SZ-13-50 JB Lower Zone 8.73 12.90 17.00 14.85 8.27 1.95 17.24 61.74 SZ-13-58 JB Lower Zone Incl. 96.60 96.60 101.79 97.85 5.19 1.25 27.40 109.08 JB-14-01 JB Lower Zone Incl. 124.01 124.01 128.06 125.66 4.05 1.65 14.47 22.61 JB-14-09 JB Lower Zone Incl. 133.39 133.39 136.10 134.07 2.71 0.68 16.61 58.70 SZ-11-15 Lower Zone Incl. Incl. 311.94 314.70 315.12 317.20 316.45 315.52 5.26 1.75 0.40 17.60 52.84 204.00 SZ-12-36 Lower Zone Incl. 432.00 433.08 433.64 433.64 1.64 0.56 57.60 162.00 SZ-12-37 Lower Zone Incl. 1,111.50 1,114.00 1,114.70 1,114.70 3.20 0.70 10.50 43.30 SZ-12-39 Lower Zone Incl. 360.84 362.66 365.30 363.52 4.46 0.86 7.06 34.20

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Hemlo Style Gold Mineralization

Outcrop at Wolf Zone

Hole Number Zone From (metres) To (metres) Width (metres) Grade (g/t)

NZ‐10‐02 Including Wolf Zone 22.00 23.00 29.50 26.00 7.50 3.00 9.50 22.90 WZ‐10‐18 Including Wolf Zone 140.50 144.00 145.50 145.50 5.00 2.50 4.80 15.40

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2014 Exploration

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Lakebed sampling program returned elevated arsenic and molybdenum similar to Hemlo gold mineralization Induced Polarization & Magnetometer (“IP/Mag”) surveys identified “up-ice” anomalies, north & south extensions Summer 6,000m drill program tested down plunge Wolf Zone, IP anomalies and discovered new mineralized zone 120 line km ground proofing confirmed Wolf Zone as source of high grade Peacock boulder Structural Analysis confirms mineralizing event contemporaneous with Hemlo IP/Mag survey and surface samples identify Contact and Footwall Zones.

2014 IP / Mag Surveys

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IP/Mag targets coincident with known mineralized zones – Sugar Zone Deposit and Wolf Zone Follow up ground proofing targets by Harte Gold geological team over approximately 120 line kms Survey area extensively sampled resulting in numerous high grade assays from bedrock Q1 2015 drill program targets: mafic - volcanic / sediment contact zone and potential new mineralized zones east and south of the Sugar Zone Deposit

Bulk Sample Grade Map

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Bulk Sample Underground Development

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Road Construction 2014

Highway access to Site

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Stoughton Abitibi

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Stoughton Abitibi is located 110 kms east of Timmins, Ontario adjacent to the Saint Andrews Holloway Gold Mine (2M ounces Au) and its high grade “Smoke Deep Discovery”.

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Property covers approximately 2,500 hectares and is situated along the Destor-Porcupine Fault – over 100 million gold ounces produced from this prolific regional structure.

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Adjacent to and on-strike of gold mine = exploration potential

Drill Hole From (metres) To (metres) Width (metres) g/t ST98 – 08 145.70 148.00 2.30 5.07 ST98 – 15 343.80 348.50 4.70 8.48 ST98 – 18 257.00 282.00 25.00 1.28 ST99 ‐ 26 448.50 466.70 18.20 1.86

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Experienced Management Team

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Stephen G. Roman, Chairman, President and CEO

Over 30 years in mineral exploration, has developed, brought into production or sold several mining, oil and gas projects including the discovery and subsequent $1.5B sale of the Gold Eagle gold deposit to Goldcorp in 2008.

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George Flach, VP Exploration

Over 25 years in mineral exploration, instrumental in the discovery of several gold deposits and mines including the 20mm oz GoldFields, Tarkwa Mine, Ghana.

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Rein Lehari, CFO

Over 30 years experience in the mining industry as a chartered accountant and chartered business valuator and previously a partner with Price Waterhouse Coopers.

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Timothy Campbell, VP & Secretary

20 years corporate finance, regulatory compliance, going public transactions, permitting, government relations, community and aboriginal consultation,

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management services for publicly listed companies.

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Experienced Board of Directors

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Richard R. Faucher

• Mr. Faucher is a retired metallurgical engineer with extensive experience managing large

mining projects, formerly Vice-President, Brunswick Mining & Smelting (Noranda Inc.) President & General Manager, Falconbridge Dominicana.

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George Flach, P.Geo.

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Bernard Kraft, C.A.

• Mr. Kraft is an independent director of Agnico-Eagle and a retired senior partner of Kraft,

Berger LLP, Chartered Accountants. Mr. Kraft is a Canadian Institute of Chartered Accountants recognized Designated Specialist in Investigative and Forensic Accounting.

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Derek C. Rance P. Eng., MBA

• Mr. Rance is a principal of Behre Dolbear & Company Inc. a global mining industry

consultancy, industry experience includes President and COO of Iron Ore Company of Canada, Mine Manager at the Dickenson Mine, Red Lake, Ontario.

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Stephen G. Roman, B.A.

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Capital Markets Profile

(April 30, 2015)

52 Week High - Low: 0.34 – 0.04 Common Shares: 257,240,532 Warrants: 46,518,688 Options: 21,300,000 Fully Diluted: 325,059,22 Insiders: 6% Institutional: 12% Large Retail: 50% Public Float: 32%

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Sugar Zone Deposit

Canada ranks second in the world for resource grades

Of the top 286 global deposits evaluated by Mine Fund, the Sugar Zone would rank 28th in grade. Source: Visual Capitalist

December 31, 2012

Sugar Zone

From this data, it is clear that large, high-grade gold deposits are truly a rare asset

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Summary

• Harte properties are located close to historic and producing mines in

Ontario’s largest mining camps

• Hemlo camp has a history of large high grade deposits, historical

production and reserves/resources of approximately 30mm oz Au

• Excellent local infrastructure, experienced labour pool
• Development / Exploration targets are:

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Begin mining Sugar Zone Deposit, continue deposit development to > 1 million ounces

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IP targets – Contact Zone, Footwall Zone, other en-echelon zones and,

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Discover other deposits on wholly owned greenstone belt

• Sugar Zone deposit is in the top 10% for global grade gold deposits
• Higher grade = lower operating costs & greater profitability
• Bulk sample scheduled to begin Q3 2015, completion end 2016

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Harte Gold Corp.

Gold Exploration and Mine Development in White River, Ontario, Canada

MAY 2015