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Exhibit		Description

99.1		NI 43-101 Technical Report and Mineral Resource Estimate for the Cariboo Gold Project, British Columbia, Canada
99.2		Consent of Qualified Person - Christine Beausoleil
99.3		Consent of Qualified Person - Carl Pelletier

Date: November 18, 2020	By:	/s/ André Le Bel
		André Le Bel
	Title:	Vice President, Legal Affairs and Corporate Secretary

(Original signed and sealed)		Signed at Val-d'Or on October 5^th, 2020
Christine Beausoleil, P.Geo. InnovExplo Inc. Val-d'Or (Québec)

(Original signed and sealed)		Signed at Val-d'Or on October 5^th, 2020
Carl Pelletier, P.Geo. InnovExplo Inc. Val-d'Or (Québec)

1. SUMMARY	12

2. INTRODUCTION	19

2.1 Overview	19
2.2 Report Responsibility, Qualified Persons	19
2.3 Site Visit	20
2.4 Sources of Information	20
2.5 Effective Date	21
2.6 Currency, Units of Measure, and Acronyms	21

3. RELIANCE ON OTHER EXPERTS	24

4. PROPERTY DESCRIPTION AND LOCATION	25

4.1 Location	25
4.2 Mineral Title Status	25
4.3 Acquisition of the Cariboo Gold Project	30
4.4 Agreement and Royalties with Osisko Gold Royalties Ltd	30
4.5 Surface Rights Option Agreements	31
4.6 Environment	34
4.6.1 Environmental Liabilities	34
4.6.2 Required Permits and Status	34
4.7 Communication and Consultation with the Community	36
4.7.1 First Nations	36
4.7.2 Stakeholders	38

5. ACCESSIBILITY, CLIMATE, LOCAL RESOURCES, INFRASTRUCTURE AND PHYSIOGRAPHY	40

5.1 Accessibility	40
5.2 Infrastructure and Local Resources	40
5.3 Climate	42
5.4 Physiography	42

6. HISTORY	44

6.1 Historical Mines	44
6.1.1 Cariboo Gold Quartz Mine	44
6.1.2 Island Mountain Mine (Aurum Mine)	45
6.1.3 Mosquito Creek Mine	47
6.2 Surface Work Programs	47
6.2.1 Cariboo Gold Quartz Mining Company Ltd. (1968)	47
6.2.2 Wharf Resources Ltd. (1980-1981)	47
6.2.3 Blackberry Gold Resources Inc. (1988)	48
6.2.4 Pan Orvana Resources Inc. (1989-1991)	48
6.2.5 Gold City Mining Corp. (1994-1995)	48
6.3 International Wayside Gold Mines Ltd. (1999-2014)	48
6.4 International Wayside Gold Mines Ltd. (1995-2009)	49
6.4.1 1995-1999 Work Programs	49
6.4.2 2000-2009 Work Programs	51
6.5 Barkerville Gold Mines Ltd. (2010-2014)	55
6.5.1 2010-2011 Work Programs	56
6.5.2 2012 Work Program	56
6.5.3 2013 Work Program	57
6.5.4 2014 Work Program	59
6.6 Barkerville Gold Mines Ltd. (2015-2019)	59
6.6.1 Drilling and Exploration	62

7. GEOLOGICAL SETTING AND MINERALIZATION	67

7.1 Regional Geological Setting	67

7.1.1 Snowshoe Group	69
7.1.2 Metamorphism	71
7.2 Property Geology	71
7.3 Structural Geology	75
7.3.1 Deformation 1	75
7.3.2 Deformation 2	79
7.3.3 Deformation 3	80
7.3.4 Deformation 4	80
7.4 Mineralization and Alteration	80
7.5 Age of Mineralization	85

8. DEPOSIT TYPES	88

8.1 Vein Deposits	88
8.2 Replacement Deposits	89
8.3 Relationships between Mineralization Types and their Potential Controls	89

9. EXPLORATION	92

9.1 Geological mapping	92

10. DRILLING	95

10.1 Drilling Methodology	95
10.2 Core Logging Procedures	95
10.3 2019 Drilling Program	96
10.4 2020 Drilling Program	114

11. SAMPLE PREPARATION, ANALYSES AND SECURITY	116

11.1 Core Handling, Sampling and Security	116
11.2 Laboratories Accreditation and Certification	116
11.3 Sample Preparation and Assay	117
11.3.1 Sample Preparation	117
11.3.2 Gold Assaying	117
11.3.3 Multi-element Assaying	118
11.3.4 Specific Gravity Measurements	118
11.4 Quality Assurance and Quality Control	118
11.4.1 2019 Certified Reference Materials (Standards) performance	118
11.4.2 2019 Blank Samples Performance	119
11.5 Conclusions	121

12. DATA VERIFICATION	122

12.1 Historical Work	122
12.2 Barkerville Databases	123
12.3 Barkerville Drill Hole Collar and Downhole Surveys	123
12.4 Assays	123
12.5 Mined-out Voids	123
12.6 Barkerville Logging, Sampling and Assaying Procedures	124
12.7 Mineral Resource Estimation Process	124
12.8 Conclusion	124

13. MINERAL PROCESSING AND METALLURGICAL TESTING	126

13.1 Sample Selection and Compositing	126
13.1.1 Composite Characterization	129
13.2 Comminution Testwork	131
13.3 Mineral Sorting Testwork	133
13.3.1 Sensor Evaluation	134
13.3.2 Flowsheet Tests and Results	134
13.3.3 Mineral sorter Performance	137
13.3.4 Effect of Particle Size	137
13.4 Flotation Testwork	137

13.4.1 Samples	137
13.4.2 Fines Flotation	139
13.4.3 Mineral Sorter Concentrate Flotation	140
13.5 Gravity Concentration	141
13.6 Leaching Testwork	141
13.6.1 Results	142
13.6.2 Reagent Consumption	143
13.7 Cyanide Destruction Testwork	144
13.8 Thickening, Filtration and Rheology Testwork	144
13.8.1 Samples Tested	144
13.8.2 Thickening	144
13.8.3 Rheology	145
13.8.4 Filtration Tests	146
13.9 Pre-concentration Recovery and Mass Pull Projection	147

14. MINERAL RESOURCE ESTIMATE	148

14.1 Methodology	148
14.2 Drill Hole Database	149
14.3 Geological Model	151
14.4 Voids Model	155
14.5 Compositing	157
14.6 High-grade Capping	158
14.7 Density	160
14.8 Block Model	160
14.9 Variography and Search Ellipsoids	162
14.10 Grade Interpolation	163
14.11 Block Model Validation	164
14.12 Cut-off Parameters	167
14.13 Mineral Resource Classification	167
14.13.1 Cow, Valley, Shaft, Mosquito, KL, Lowhee, and BC Vein deposits	167
14.13.2 Bonanza Ledge deposit	168
14.14 Mineral Resource Estimate	169

15. MINERAL RESERVE ESTIMATES	172

16. MINING METHODS	172

17. RECOVERY METHODS	172

18. PROJECT INFRASTRUCTURE	172

19. MARKET STUDIES AND CONTRACTS	172

20. ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES, PERMITTING, AND SOCIAL OR COMMUNITY IMPACT	172

21. CAPITAL AND OPERATING COSTS	172

22. ECONOMIC ANALYSIS	172

23. ADJACENT PROPERTIES	173

24. OTHER RELEVANT DATA AND INFORMATION	174

24.1 Operations in 2019	174

25. INTERPRETATION AND CONCLUSIONS	175

26. RECOMMENDATIONS	177

27. REFERENCES	179

APPENDIX I - List of mineral CLaims and leases	187

APPENDIX II - List of Placer claims and leases	200

APPENDIX III - Crown-granted mineral claims	203

Figure 4.1 - Location of the Cariboo Gold Project	26

Figure 4.2 - Mineral title and ownership map for the Cariboo Gold Project	27

Figure 4.3 - Map of placer claims and placer leases on the Cariboo Gold Project	28

Figure 4.4 - Map of Crown-granted mineral claims on the Cariboo Gold Project	29

Figure 5.1 - Access to the Cariboo Gold Project	41

Figure 5.2 - Aerial view of the town of Wells looking east Accessibility	43

Figure 6.1 - Historical geological plan of the 1500 level and longitudinal section, Cariboo Gold Quartz Mine	45

Figure 6.2 - Historical longitudinal section, Island Mountain and Cariboo Gold Quartz mines	46

Figure 6.3 - Location of DDH drilled on the Cariboo Gold Project by Barkerville between 2015 and 2018	64

Figure 6.4 - Location of DDH drilled on the Cariboo Gold Project by Barkerville in 2018	65

Figure 6.5 - Location of all DDH drilled on the regional Grouse Creek target in 2018	66

Figure 7.1 - Tectonic cross section showing the elements of the Canadian Cordillera	67

Figure 7.2 - Tectonic architecture of the Cariboo Gold District	68

Figure 7.3 - Regional geological setting of the Cariboo Gold District	69

Figure 7.4 - Stratigraphic interpretations of the Snowshoe Group	70

Figure 7.5 - Techtonostratigraphic facies model for Island and Cow Mountains	72

Figure 7.6 - Tectonostratigraphic facies model for Barkerville Mountain	73

Figure 7.7 - Depositional model for metasedimentary units hosting the Island Mountain, Cow Mountain and Barkerville Moutain deposits	74

Figure 7.8 - Surface geology on the Cariboo Gold Project	76

Figure 7.9 - Geological units observed on the Cariboo Gold Project	77

Figure 7.10 - Deformation phases and associated fabrics on the Cariboo Gold Project	78

Figure 7.11 - Schematic illustration showing relative orientation of variable structures arising from polyphase deformation within the Wells Barkerville area	79

Figure 7.12 - Mineralization styles observed on the Cariboo Gold Project.	82

Figure 7.13 - Structural controls on the mineralization of the Cariboo Gold Project	83

Figure 7.14 - Schematic vertical section (looking NE) of vein alteration observed on the Cariboo Gold Project	84

Figure 7.15 - Alteration on the Cariboo Gold Project	85

Figure 7.16 - Compilation of age dating for the Cariboo Gold District	86

Figure 8.1 - Composite model of the mineralization styles on the Cariboo Gold Project	90

Figure 8.2 - Model for the formation of vertical AP veins on the Cariboo Gold Project	91

Figure 9.1 - 2019 regional mapping and sampling location map for the Cariboo Gold Project	94

Figure 10.1 - Barkerville holes location on the Cariboo Gold Project as of September 28, 2020	105

Figure 10.2 - Barkerville 2019 Program holes location on Island Mountain	106

Figure 10.3 - Drill hole cross-section of the Shaft deposit on Island Mountain	107

Figure 10.4 - Barkerville 2019 Program holes location on Cow Mountain	108

Figure 10.5 - Drill hole cross-section of 2019 Cow Mountain Select DDH	109

Figure 10.6 - Barkerville 2019 Program holes location on Barkerville Mountain	110

Figure 10.7 - Drill hole cross-section of 2019 Lowhee Zone (Barkerville Mt) Select DDH	111

Figure 10.8 - Barkerville 2019 Program holes location on Proserpine Mountain	112

Figure 10.9 - Drill hole cross-section of 2019 Proserpine Mountain Select DDH	113

Figure 11.1 - Example of results for standard OREAS 226 for the 2019 Program	119

Figure 11.2 - Results of blanks for the 2019 Program	120

Figure 12.1 - Core review example (hole ID BM-19-072)	125

Figure 13.1: Sample locations - Plan view	127

Figure 13.2: Sample locations - Section view	128

Figure 13.3: Testwork program map and samples produced for extended testwork	128

Figure 13.4: Mineralogical distribution of gold occurrences	131

Figure 13.5: Gold association by size	131

Figure 13.6: Mineral sorting grade recovery curves	136

Figure 13.7: Gold recovery flotation kinetics	139

Figure 13.8: Impact of flotation time on mass pull and gold recovery	140

Figure 13.9: Leach recovery and residue grade as a function of grind size	143

Figure 13.10: Yield value versus percent solids	146

Figure 14.1 - Surface plan view of the validated diamond drill holes used to in the 2020 MRE for the deposits of the Cow-Island-Barkerville Mountain Corridor	150

Figure 14.2 - Surface plan view of the validated Bonanza Ledge diamond drill holes used for the 2019 MRE	151

Figure 14.3 - Mineralized solids of the Cow, Valley, Shaft, Mosquito, Lowhee, BC Vein and KL models	153

Figure 14.4 - Example of data used for the 3D Shaft deposit model	154

Figure 14.5 - Isometric view of the BC Vein and KL deposit models, and the AP-LP contact surface	154

Figure 14.6 - Isometric view of the BC Vein, Bonanza Ledge, and KL deposit models	155

Figure 14.7 - Plan and longitudinal view of the 5-m buffer voids for Cow Mountain and Island Mountain	156

Figure 14.8 - Longitudinal view of the 5-m buffer voids for the BC Vein, Bonanza Ledge, and KL deposits	157

Figure 14.9 - Indicator variograms for the Shaft deposit	159

Figure 14.10 - Grade log histogram and probability plot for the Shaft deposit	159

Figure 14.11 - Variogram models of gold grade for the Shaft deposit	163

Figure 14.12 - Validation of the Shaft block model, comparing drill hole composites and block model grade values	165

Figure 14.13 - Shaft model validation using three-direction swath plots comparing the different interpolation methods to the DDH composites	166

Figure 14.14 - Example of a clipping boundary for classification	168

Figure 14.15 - Longitudinal view showing the classified mineral resources of the Bonanza Ledge deposit	169

Table 2.1 - List of Acronyms	21

Table 2.2 - List of units	22

Table 2.3 - Conversion Factors for Measurements	23

Table 4.1 - Barkerville surface rights option agreements	33

Table 4.2 - Federal permits and approvals potentially applicable to the Project	35

Table 4.3 - Provincial permits and approvals potentially applicable to the Project	35

Table 4.4 - Barkerville engagement activities with stakeholders Activity Dates	39

Table 6.1 - Summary of drilling on the Island Mountain Project from 1999 to 2014	49

Table 6.2 - Summary of drilling on the Cariboo Gold Project from 1995 to 1999	50

Table 6.3 - Summary of drilling on the Cariboo Gold Project from 2000 to 2009	51

Table 6.4 - Summary of drilling on the Cariboo Gold Project from 2010 to 2014	55

Table 6.5 - Cow Mountain Indicated Mineral Resource at a cut-off grade of 0.40 g/t Au	58

Table 6.6 - Cow Mountain Inferred Mineral Resource at a cut-off grade of 0.40 g/t Au	58

Table 6.7 - Cow Mountain Mineral Resource reported at a cut-off grade of 0.50 g/t Au	59

Table 6.8 - 2017 Mineral Resource Estimate at a 3.5 g/t Au cut-off grade	60

Table 6.9 - 2018 Cariboo Gold Project Mineral Resource Estimate at a cut-off of 3.0 g/t Au	60

Table 6.10 - 2019 Cariboo Gold Project Mineral Resource Estimate at a cut-off of 3.0 g/t Au	61

Table 6.11 - Summary of drilling on the Cariboo Gold Project from 2015 to 2018	63

Table 6.12 - Surface geochemical samples collected on the Cariboo Gold Project 2015-2018	63

Table 7.1 - Recent age dating of mineralization in the Cariboo Gold District	87

Table 9.1 - 2019 Cariboo Gold Project surface rock samples	92

Table 9.2 - Significant results of surface exploration sampling	93

Table 10.1 - Summary of Barkerville's 2019 Program	96

Table 10.2 - Highlights of the 2019 Program	97

Table 10.3 - Summary of Barkerville's 2020 Program as of September 28, 2020	114

Table 11.1 - Results of standards used by Barkerville for the 2019 Program	119

Table 11.2 - Results of blanks used by Barkerville for the 2019 Program	120

Table 13.1: Material received for LOM composites	126

Table 13.2: Material received for variability composites	127

Table 13.3: LOM Composite fines head assay	129

Table 13.4: LOM mineral sorting samples head assays	129

Table 13.5: Variability composites - Fines (-10mm) head assays	130

Table 13.6: Variability composites - Mineral sorting samples head assays	130

Table 13.7: Crusher work index	132

Table 13.8: Abrasion index	132

Table 13.9: Bond ball mill work index	133

Table 13.10: Mineral sorted LOM composites	134

Table 13.11: Mineral sorted variability composites	134

Table 13.12: Mineral sorting test results - LOM composites	135

Table 13.13: Mineral sorting test results - Variability composites	136

Table 13.14: Summary - Average mineral sorting recoveries	137

Table 13.15: Flotation test results - Fines	138

Table 13.16 Flotation test results - Variability composite fines	138

Table 13.17: Flotation test results - Mineral sorter concentrate	140

Table 13.18: Summary of leaching results	141

Table 13.19: Leaching results of flowsheet blends	142

Table 13.20: Leach test result averages by sample type	142

Table 13.21: Leach test result averages for flowsheet blends	143

Table 13.22: Pocock sample characterization	144

Table 13.23: Recommended high rate thickener operating parameters	145

Table 13.24: Pressure filtration results and design parameters	146

Table 13.25: Average gold recovery and mass pull for each process step	147

Table 14.1 - Number of drill holes in each database	149

Table 14.2 - Summary statistics for the DDH raw assays	157

Table 14.3 - Summary statistics for composites	158

Table 14.4 - Bulk density by mineralized zone	160

Table 14.5 - Block model properties	161

Table 14.6 - Grade estimation parameters	164

Table 14.7 - Input parameters used to calculate the underground cut-off grade	167

Table 14.8 - 2020 Cariboo Gold Project Mineral Resource Estimate at 2.1 g/t Au cut-off	170

Table 14.9 - Cut-off grade sensitivity analysis for the Cariboo Gold Project	171

Table 25.1 - Risks and opportunities of the Cariboo Gold Project	176

Table 26.1 - Estimated costs for the recommended work program	178

Category	Deposit	Tonnes	Grade	Ounces
Category	Deposit	* 1000	(Au g/t)	* 1000
Measured	Bonanza Ledge	240	5.1	39
Indicated	Bonanza Ledge	86	3.9	11
	BC Vein	1,192	4.7	179
	KL	393	3.3	42
	Lowhee	381	3.7	46
	Mosquito	783	6.0	150
	Shaft	10,889	4.7	1,644
	Valley	1,744	4.5	251
	Cow	5,734	4.5	838
Total Indicated Resources		21,201	4.6	3,160

Phase 1 - PEA and Exploration Work	Cost Estimate ($)
1A) PEA update	500,000
1B) Exploration work:
1. Infill and exploration drilling (90,000 m)	19,800,000
2. Surface mapping and sampling	150,000
Subtotal	20,450,000
Contingency (20%)	4,090,000
Total Phase 1	24,540,000

Phase 2 - Feasibility and bulk sampling program
Feasibility study	8,500,000
Contingency (20%)	1,700,000
Total Phase 2	10,200,000
TOTAL Phase 1 and 2	38,340,000

Acronyms	Term
43-101	National Instrument 43-101 (Regulation 43-101 in Québec)
CAD:USD	Canadian-American dollar exchange rate
CIM	Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum
CIM Definition Standards	CIM Definition Standards for Mineral Resources and Mineral Reserves
CoG	cut-off grade
CRM	Certified reference material
CSA	Canadian Securities Administrators
CV	Coefficient of variation
DDH	Diamond drill hole
EA	Environmental assessment
ECCC	Environment and Climate Change Canada
ESIA	Environmental and social impact assessment
FS	Feasibility study
G&A	General and administration
ID2	Inverse distance squared
ISO	International Organization for Standardization
JV	Joint venture
JVA	Joint venture agreement
mesh	US mesh
MLO	Mining Licence of Occupation
MRE	Mineral resource estimate
MSHA	Mine Safety & Health Administration
n/a	Not applicable

Acronyms	Term
N/A	Not available
NAD 83	North American Datum of 1983
nd	Not determined
NN	Nearest neighbour
NRC	Natural Resources Canada
NSR	Net smelter return
NTS	National Topographic System
OK	Ordinary kriging
PFS	Prefeasibility study
QA/QC	Quality assurance/quality control
QP	Qualified person (as defined in National Instrument 43-101)
RQD	Rock quality designation
SCC	Standards Council of Canada
SD	Standard deviation
SG	Specific gravity
TSXV	TSX Venture Exchange
UTM	Universal Transverse Mercator coordinate system

Symbol	Unit
%	Percent
$, C$	Canadian dollar
$/t	Dollars per metric ton
°	Angular degree
°C	Degree Celsius
μm	Micron (micrometre)
cm	Centimetre
ft	Foot (12 inches)
g	Gram
Ga	Billion years
g/cm³	Gram per cubic centimetre
g/t	Gram per metric ton (tonne)
ha	Hectare
in	Inch
kg	Kilogram
kg/t	Kilogram per metric ton
km	Kilometre

	OSISKO GOLD ROYALTIES LTD
	(Registrant)

Symbol	Unit
km²	Square kilometre
lb	Pound
lb/st	Pounds per short ton
M	Million
m	Metre
Ma	Million years (annum)
masl	Metres above mean sea level
mm	Millimetre
Moz	Million (troy) ounces
Mt	Million metric tons
oz	Troy ounce
oz/t	Ounce (troy) per short ton (2,000 lbs)
ppb	Parts per billion
ppm	Parts per million
t	Metric tonne (1,000 kg)
ton	Short ton (2,000 lbs)
tpd	Metric tonnes per day
US$	American dollar
y	Year (365 days)

Imperial Unit	Multiplied by	Metric Unit
1 inch	25.4	mm
1 foot	0.3048	m
1 acre	0.405	ha
1 ounce (troy)	31.1035	g
1 pound (avdp)	0.4535	kg
1 ton (short)	0.9072	t
1 ounce (troy) / ton (short)	34.2857	g/t

PID	DISTRICT LOT	TITLE #	CROWN GRANT #	FEE SIMPLE OWNER	AGREEMENT NAME	VENDEE	VENDOR	EXECUTION DATE
004-056-582	41F	BB1960681	41F/34	Barkerville	Myrtle-Proserpine & Promise Properties	Barkerville Gold Mines Ltd.	Huakan International Mining Inc.	2011-May-05
004-056-710	1F	CA6623323	1F/34	Barkerville	Williams Creek Crown Grants	Barkerville Gold Mines Ltd.	Williams Creek Gold	2016-May-02
004-056-736	1B	CA6623292	1B/35	Barkerville	Williams Creek Crown Grants	Barkerville Gold Mines Ltd.	Williams Creek Gold	2016-May-02
004-056-752	32F	CA4347922	32F	Barkerville	Williams Creek Crown Grants	Barkerville Gold Mines Ltd.	Williams Creek Gold	2016-May-02
004-056-787	4B	CA4347919	4B/35	Barkerville	Williams Creek Crown Grants	Barkerville Gold Mines Ltd.	Williams Creek Gold	2016-May-02
004-078-543	2F	CA3322186	2F/34	Barkerville	Blackbull & Canusa	International Wayside Gold Mines Ltd.	Grand Lowhee Mining Co. Ltd.	2000-Jul-28
004-078-560	42F	CA332187	42F	Barkerville	Blackbull & Canusa	International Wayside Gold Mines Ltd.	Grand Lowhee Mining Co. Ltd.	2000-Jul-28
004-078-578	17F	CA3322185	17F/34	Barkerville, GOLDEN CARIBOO RESOURCES LTD	Xmas Claims	Golden Cariboo Resources Ltd.	P. Wright Contracting Ltd.	2002-Oct-30
004-078-608	35F	CA5682814	35F/34	Barkerville	35F St George	Barkerville Gold Mines Ltd.	Prairie Flower Company Inc.	2016-Nov-14
004-078-632	5F	FB503371	5F/34	Barkerville	4050 Bowron Lake Rd (Ballarat)	Barkerville Gold Mines Ltd.	Jane Ball	2019-Jun-10
004-086-627	2B	CA3393199	2B/35	Barkerville	District Lot 10518 & Crown Grant 2B	Island Mountain Gold Mines Ltd.	P. Wright Contracting Ltd.	2006-Jan-27
004-086-872	20F	PT5233, PC16246	20F/34	Barkerville	Island Mountain & Mosquito Creek Properties	International Wayside Gold Mines Ltd.	Mosquito Consolidated Gold Mines	1997-Apr-15
004-086-902	30F	PT5234, PC16247	30F	Barkerville	Island Mountain & Mosquito Creek Properties	International Wayside Gold Mines Ltd.	Mosquito Consolidated Gold Mines	1997-Apr-15
004-087-054	39F	PT5232, PC16245	39F	Barkerville	Island Mountain & Mosquito Creek Properties	International Wayside Gold Mines Ltd.	Mosquito Consolidated Gold Mines	1997-Apr-15
004-087-097	38F	PT5235, PC16248	38F	Barkerville	Island Mountain & Mosquito Creek Properties	International Wayside Gold Mines Ltd.	Mosquito Consolidated Gold Mines	1997-Apr-15
006-787-592	131	CA3322184	4215/55	Barkerville	Parcel B Block 7 DL 131 - 12422 Barkerville Hwy	International Wayside Gold Mines Ltd.	Kenneth Pollock	1999-Nov-13
008-218-803	10518	CA3393918	5313/624	Barkerville	District Lot 10518 (PARCEL A)	Barkerville Gold Mines Ltd.	Elizabeth Van Halderen (Premanco Industries Ltd.)	2013-Jan-21
008-801-908	93	CA3322180	35/36	Barkerville	Cariboo Gold Quartz	International Wayside Gold Mines Ltd.	Mosquito Consolidated Gold Mines Ltd.	1994-Oct-03
014-385-643	7795	CA3322188	5436/625	Barkerville	Cariboo Gold Quartz	International Wayside Gold Mines Ltd.	Mosquito Consolidated Gold Mines Ltd.	1994-Oct-03
014-385-686	7798	CA3322189	5439/625	Barkerville	Cariboo Gold Quartz	International Wayside Gold Mines Ltd.	Mosquito Consolidated Gold Mines Ltd.	1994-Oct-03
014-385-732	391	CA3322183	2517/101	Barkerville	P Wright District Lots Mosquito	International Wayside Gold Mines Ltd.	P.Wright Contracting Ltd.	2004-Jun-10
014-385-741	318	CA3322182	535/92	Barkerville	P Wright District Lots Mosquito	International Wayside Gold Mines Ltd.	P.Wright Contracting Ltd.	2004-Jun-10
014-385-759	92	CA3322179	35/36	Barkerville	Cariboo Gold Quartz	International Wayside Gold Mines Ltd.	Mosquito Consolidated Gold Mines Ltd.	1994-Oct-03
014-982-013	94	CA3322181	35/36	Barkerville	Cariboo Gold Quartz	International Wayside Gold Mines Ltd.	Mosquito Consolidated Gold Mines Ltd.	1994-Oct-03
015-289-681	10467	CA4347921	385/674	Barkerville	Williams Creek Crown Grants	Barkerville Gold Mines Ltd.	Williams Creek Gold	2016-May-02
017-589-517	391	CA4545743	2517/101	Barkerville	P Wright District Lots Mosquito	International Wayside Gold Mines Ltd.	P.Wright Contracting Ltd.	2004-Jun-10
018-685-056	289	CA6190280	1036/97	Barkerville	District Lot 289 (PARCEL 1)	Barkerville Gold Mines Ltd.	Dennis Wayne Manuel	2017-Aug-03
018-856-870	131	CA801713	4215/55	Barkerville	12438 Barkerville Hwy (Hubs Motel)	Barkerville Gold Mines Ltd.	Harald Dietrich Andreesen and Dianne Elaine Andreesen	2019-Aug-19
026-025-906	391	BB1991819	2517/101	Barkerville	P Wright District Lots Mosquito	International Wayside Gold Mines Ltd.	P.Wright Contracting Ltd.	2004-Jun-10

Permit/Approval	Responsible Agency	Federal Statute
Fisheries Act Authorization	Fisheries and Oceans Canada (DFO)	Fisheries Act
Migratory Birds Convention Act Authorization	Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC)	Migratory Birds Convention Act and Migratory Bird Sanctuary Regulations
Navigation Protection Program Notification and/ or approval	Transport Canada	Canadian Navigable Waters Act
Species at Risk Act Authorizations	Environment and Climate Change Canada, DFO, and Parks Canada	Species at Risk Act (SARA)
Explosive magazine, factory Licences and Permits	Natural Resources Canada	Explosives Act
Transportation of Dangerous Goods	Transport Canada	Transportation of Dangerous Goods Ac

Permit/Approval	Responsible Agency	Provincial Statute
Mines Act Permit	BC Ministry of Mines, Energy, and Petroleum Resources	Mines Act
Effluent Discharge Permit and Waste Storage Approval	BC Ministry of Environment and Climate Change Strategy (MOE; formerly BC Ministry of Environment)	Environmental Management Act
Heritage Conservation Act permits	BC Ministry of Forests, Lands, Natural Resource Operations and Rural Development (FLNR; formerly BC Ministry of Forests, Lands and Natural Resource Operations), Archaeology Branch	Heritage Conservation Act
Heritage Conservation Act Concurrence letters	FLNR, Archaeology Branch	Heritage Conservation Act
License of Occupation	FLNR	Land Act
Statutory Right of Way	FLNR	Land Act
Wildlife Act Permit	MOE, Environmental Stewardship Division	Wildlife Act
Construction Permit for a Potable Water Well	BC Ministry of Health, Northern Health Authority	Drinking Water Protection Act
Water System Construction Permit	BC Ministry of Health, Northern Health Authority	Drinking Water Protection Act
Drinking Water System Operations Permit	BC Ministry of Health, Northern Health Authority	Drinking Water Protection Act
Short Term Use of Water Permit	MOE, Water Stewardship Branch	Water Sustainability Act
Water Sustainability Act Approval	MOE, Water Stewardship Branch	Water Sustainability Act
Water License	MOE, Water Stewardship Branch	Water Sustainability Act
Licenses to Cut and Special Use Permit	FLNR, Forest Tenures Branch	Forest Act, Part 3, Section 8.2 Licence to Cut Regulation Provincial Forest Use Regulation
Industrial Access Permit	BC Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure (MOTI)	Transportation Act
Permit for regulated activities	Ministry of Health	Public Health Act

Activity	Dates
Community Meetings	Wells: June 22, 2016 August 25, 2016 January 19, 2017 August 22, 2017 October 19, 2017 October 24, 2017 November 16, 2017 February 1, 2018 August 13, 2018 July 9, 2019 September 18, 2019 Quesnel: February 22, 2017 September 17, 2019
Events	Wells: Annual BBQ held in June since (2017 to present) Annual Christmas party (2018 to present) Wells Reunion 2019 Sponsor of Arts Wells Music Festival (2016 to 2019) Industry events: Round-Up CIM PDAC Minerals North
Correspondence	Stakeholder contact has been undertaken through meetings (2017 to 2019), e-mails (2017 to 2019) and a project introduction letter (2019). Barkerville has engaged with the following stakeholders: Local residents Community and environmental organizations and interest groups Community service providers Business and economic development organizations Landowners Tenure holders Cultural stakeholders Other resource users Tourism and other businesses Arts organizations Barkerville employees

Year	Zone/Area	Surface diamond drilling
Year	Zone/Area	(hole)	(m)
1999	Footwall of the West Fault	10	902.2
2000	Northwest of the Mosquito Creek Mine	10	1,750.5
2001	Gold-in-soil anomaly	2	367.3
	Favourable stratigraphy	1	183.8
	Kutney Zone	4	672.7
2002	Gold-in-soil anomaly and IP anomaly	2	191.7
2002	Gold-in-soil anomaly	2	210.3
2003	2003 trenching program	13	1,397.5
2004	Snapjack Zone	3	303.9
2004	Teapot Vein	3	555.0
2005	Snapjack Zone	9	906.1
	Southern soil anomaly	4	780.3
	Channel sample anomaly	2	202.1
2006-2009	No drilling	0	0.0
2010	Reconnaissance exploration	1	178.6
2011-2014	No drilling	0	0.0
Total		66	8,602.0

Year	Zone	Surface diamond drilling		Underground diamond drilling		Underground percussion drilling
Year	Zone	(hole)	(m)	(hole)	(m)	(hole)	(m)
1995	Rainbow	17	844.0	12	496.5	6	96.9
1996	Rainbow	8	424.0	5	157.6	38	867.8
1996	Pinkerton	5	385.3	-	-	25	998.5
1997	Rainbow	20	1,617.6	-	-	-	-
	Pinkerton	17	1,359.4	-	-	9	481.5
	Sanders	2	170.1	-	-	33	2,023.6
1998	Pinkerton	-	-	-	-	5	307.2
	Sanders	2	157.9	-	-	19	964.4
	Butts	2	146.0	-	-	-	-
	BC Vein	13	846.7	-	-	-	-
1999	BC Vein	18	1,398.4	-	-	-	-
Total		104	7,349.4	17	654.1	135	5,739.9

Cut-off grade (Au oz/ton)	Tons (M st)	Grade (Au oz/ton)	Cut-off grade (Au ppm)	Tonnes (Mt)	Grade (Au ppm)	Total ounces of gold (Moz)
0.012	17.75	0.058	0.40	16.11	2.00	1.04

Cut-off grade (Au oz/t)	Tons (M tons)	Grade (Au oz/ton)	Cut-off grade (Au ppm)	Tonnes (Mt)	Grade (Au ppm)	Total Ounces of Gold (Moz)
0.012	49.23	0.08	0.40	44.66	2.74	3.94

Classification	Tonnes (Mt)	Au (g/t)	Au (Moz)
Indicated	35.8	2.4	2.8
Inferred	27.5	2.3	2.0

> 3.5 g/t Au		Tonnes (t)	Au (g/t)	Contained Au (Moz)
Measured (M) and Indicated (I)	Measured	248,200	8.07	64,400
	Indicated	436,700	6.72	94,400
	Total M+I	684,900	7.21	158,800
Inferred	In-situ	108,100	5.34	18,600

Deposit by Categories	Tonnes	Au (g/t)	Au (Oz)
Measured (total)
Bonanza Ledge	264,000	7.3	61,900
Indicated
Bonanza Ledge	63,400	4.8	9,700
BC Vein	444,900	6.4	91,600
Mosquito	247,000	9.5	75,700
Shaft	4,373,200	5.9	835,600
Valley	769,600	5.8	142,700
Cow	1,947,800	6.1	381,800
Total Indicated	7,845,900	6.1	1,537,100
Total Measured and Indicated	8,109,900	6.1	1,599,000
Inferred
BC Vein	173,400	4.6	25,400
Mosquito	699,200	6.0	135,600
Shaft	7,357,000	5.1	1,213,000
Valley	2,454,300	5.4	423,400
Cow	2,047,300	5.4	358,300
Total Inferred	12,731,200	5.2	2,155,700

Category	Deposit	Tonnes (000)	Grade (Au g/t)	Ounces (000)
Measured	Bonanza Ledge	175	6.1	34
Indicated	Bonanza Ledge	55	4.6	8
	BC Vein	734	5.6	132
	Mosquito	542	7.1	124
	Shaft	7,200	5.6	1,300
	Valley	1,212	5.3	208
	Cow	3,578	5.5	637
Total Indicated Resources		13,266	5.63	2,401
Inferred	BC Vein	87	3.6	10
	Mosquito	690	6.5	144
	Shaft	5,817	5.0	941
	Valley	3,475	4.9	545
	Cow	1,867	4.7	282
Total Measured and Indicated Resources		13,495	5.6	2,443
Total Inferred Resources		11,936	5.0	1,922

Deposit	BC Vein and BL		Barkerville Mountain		Cow Mountain		Valley Zone		Shaft Zone		Mosquito Creek		Regional Targets		Total/ Year
Year	(m)	(hole)	(m)	(hole)	(m)	(hole)	(m)	(hole)	(m)	(hole)	(m)	(hole)	(m)	(hole)	Total/ Year
2015	33,429	164	7,890	42	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	41,319
2016	8,695	57	2,621	10	32,291	242	-	-	11,290	33	16,027	50	-	-	70,924
2017	4,772	34	3,918	8	4,479	14	41,369	93	93,958	212	13,456	44	-	-	161,952
2018	2,305	14	-	-	67,936	250	503	2	53,609	169	4,597	20	4,903	14	133,853
Total	49,209	269	14,429	60	104,706	506	41,872	95	158,857	414	34,080	114	4,903	14	408,048

Year	Rock sample (qty)						Soil sample (qty)
Year	Grab	Select	Float	Linear	Channel	Panel	Soil sample (qty)
2015	-	25	-	-	-	111	-
2016	81	75	1	17	341	50	4,928
2017	121	42	-	10	11	-	3,775
2018	108	182	25	8	26	4	6,307
Total	310	324	26	35	378	165	15,010

Sample (Mineral)	Terrane	Location / Unit	Description	Age (Ma) ± 2σ	Analytical Notes
MA16-CB05 (muscovite)	Cariboo	Locality 59 / Cunningham Fm. (Cariboo Gp.)	Coarse muscovite in calcite vein; vein cuts pale grey dolomitic marble	155.4 ± 0.6	Sample treated with dilute HCl; plateau age; steps 2-4 of 4; MSWD = 2.2; prob = 0.11; includes 74.7% of ³⁹Ar
MA16-CB23 (sericite)	Cariboo	Locality 100/42/ Midas Fm.? (Cariboo Gp)	Fibrous quartz-carbonate-muscovite-covelite-pyrite vein	154.6 ± 0.8 (aliquot 1) 153.6 ± 1.5 (aliquot 2)	Aliquot l: rising age spectrum; steps 5-11 of 12; MSWD = 17; prob= 0.0; includes 81.6% of the ³⁹Ar Aliquot 2: rising age spectrum; steps 4-7 of 13; MSWD = 8.2; prob= 0.0; includes 57.5% of the ³⁹Ar
MA16-CB15 (sericite)	Barkerville	Silver Mine/Harvey's Ridge succession (Hardscrabble Mountain succession)	Quartz-pyrite vein, including sericitized phyllite seams	136.7 ± 0.2 (aliquot 2)	Rising spectrum; steps 4-7 of 12; MSWD= 1.7; prob. = 0.17; includes 59.9% of the ³⁹Ar
MA16-CB21 (sericite)	Barkerville	Penny Creek	Quartz-pyrite-sericite vein	~140 Ma	Rising spectrum; no plateau
RG16-CB03 (biotite)	N/A	Silver Mine/ lamprophyre	Biotite-clinopyroxene- olivine-lamprophyre, talc-serpentine-carbonate altered	114.2 ± 1.2	Grain l: weighted average of steps 3-4 of 4; includes 89.0% of the ³⁹Ar
RG16-CB06 (biotite)	N/A	Silver Mine/ lamprophyre	Biotite-clinopyroxene- olivine-lamprophyre, talc-serpentine-carbonate altered; pyritic	112.2 ± 1.7	Grain 4: weighted average of steps 2-3 of 4; includes 96.7% of the ³⁹Ar
WB15 (biotite)	N/A	Penny Creek/ lamprophyre	Altered lamprophyre with fresh biotite	113.4 ± 0.8	Excellent plateau; steps 4-7 of 7: MSWD = 0.50; prob.= 0.68; includes 86% of the ³⁹Ar

Prospect	Grab Samples	Select Mineralized Samples	Panel Samples	Linear Samples	Total Samples
Antler Creek	2	0	0	0	2
Mount Burns	4	8	0	0	12
Island Mtn	11	53	2	0	66
Proserpine Mtn	35	78	6	1	120
Total	52	139	8	1	200

Prospect	Sample Type	Au ppm	Site Type	Mineralization Style	Location (UTM) Meters East (mE), Meters N (mN), Elevation (m)
Mosquito Creek (Island Mountain)	Rock Select	69.8	Outcrop	Replacement in Limestone	593730mE, 5885079mN, 1357m
Mosquito Creek (Island Mountain)	Rock Select	55.4	Outcrop	Replacement in Limestone	593622mE, 5885116mN, 1405m
Burns	Vein Select	49	Dump	Vein Hosted (Type Unknown)	588741mE, 5877914mN, 1579m
Mosquito Creek (Island Mountain)	Rock Select	47.8	Workings	Replacement in Limestone	593746mE, 5885077mN, 1338m
Mosquito Creek (Island Mountain)	Rock Select	40.1	Outcrop	Replacement in Limestone	593625mE, 5885110mN, 1402m
Mosquito Creek (Island Mountain)	Vein Select	39	Outcrop	Extensional Vein Hosted	593634mE, 5885156mN, 1401m
Burns	Rock Grab	29	Float	Vein Hosted (Type Unknown)	588364mE, 5879048mN, 1571m
Prosperpine	Vein Select	28.2	Dump	Vein Hosted (Type Unknown)	600231mE, 5878630mN, 1591m
Shaft Zone (Island Mountain)	Vein Select	26.7	Workings	Axial Planar Vein Hosted	594517mE, 5884507mN, 1401m
Shaft Zone (Island Mountain)	Vein Select	26.4	Workings	Axial Planar Vein Hosted	594708mE, 5884449mN, 1382m
Prosperpine	Vein Select	23.9	Subcrop	Vein Hosted (Type Unknown)	602567mE, 5875879mN, 1633m
Burns	Vein Select	16.7	Float	Vein Hosted (Type Unknown)	589018mE, 9877936mN, 1583m
Shaft Zone (Island Mountain)	Vein Select	14.3	Outcrop	Axial Planar Vein Hosted	594583mE, 5884335mN, 1416m
Proserpine	Rock Select	13.3	Outcrop	BC Vein-style Vein Hosted	602270mE, 5876181mN, 1676m
Teapot (Island Mountain)	Vein Select	11.2	Outcrop	BC Vein-style Vein Hosted	593772mE, 5884351mN, 1545m
Mosquito Creek (Island Mountain)	Rock Select	10.8	Outcrop	Replacement in Limestone	593615mE, 5885119mN, 1408m
Teapot (Island Mountain)	Vein Select	10	Outcrop	BC Vein-style Vein Hosted	593775mE, 5884334mN, 1548m

Deposit	Total metres	Number of Holes
BCV	3,744	24
BM	36,376	87
LZ	8,422	24
WC	1,572	4
CM	16,137	72
MC	8,259	15
SZ	12,032	26
WLO	3,079	6
PSP	2,676	6
Totals	92,297	264