Corporate Presentation February 2021

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Investment Overview

Significant Land Position o

Second largest land holder in the Kirkland Lake mining camp.

Major Structures in the Camp o

Like the Cadillac Larder Lake Break (CLLB), the Lincoln Nipissing Shear Zone (LNSZ) is a related deep rooted major structure (25km long) with 20 gold prospects identified. Canadian Gold Miner (CGM) has near complete control of this major shear zone (LNSZ).

Same Geology o

Similar host rocks, structure, timing and geochemistry as observed along the Main Break trend from which the camp has produced more than 70 million oz of gold.

Underexplored o

Lack of exploration history-fragmented land ownership.

Myth vs. Reality o

No gold off the main break – Ontario Examples: Great Bear, Probe Mines, Trelawney.

Data Sets are Impressive o

What they are showing- Geophysics and soils.

Multiple Targets Identified o

2 targets identified with potential for significant scale.

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Share Structure Tightly Held Private Company with a Good Share Structure and Corporate Sponsorship

6.2% 18.5% 13.5%

o Recently completed private placement o $2 million working capital 14.9%

Share Structure* Issued and Outstanding: Options: Warrants: Fully Diluted:

66,060,548

10.5%

42.7%

4,935,000 124,600 71,120,148 * as of Dec 31, 2020

Transition Metals

Retail

Institutional

Corporate

High Net Worth

Management

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Large Land Package in an Established Mining District

Macassa: 2.0M oz Au @ 20.8g/t

Second Largest Landholder in the Kirkland Lake Mining Camp

Upper Beaver: 1.4Moz Au @ 5.43 g/t

Kerr-Addison: 12M oz Au past production

Anoki-McBean CLLB

o 118 square kilometers in the heart of Kirkland Lake Mining Camp, Ontario

o Near complete coverage of the Lincoln Nipissing Shear Zone (LNSZ) – one of two major structures in the Camp

o Located <15 km south of the Cadillac-Larder Break (CLLB)*

o Excellent year-round road access = low cost exploration

o District size property which hosts >20 zones of known gold mineralization exposed in bedrock, pits and underground workings * Deposits along the Cadillac Larder Lake Break have produced in excess of 125 million ounces of gold

Active Gold exploration Active Gold Mine Inactive Gold Mine Gold Prospect CGM Property Boundary Major Fault Zones Paved Highway

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Lincoln Nipissing Shear Zone Similar Ore Forming Fluids Mineralized Both the CLLB and LNSZ

Lincoln Nipissing Showings

o 2 main mineralizing events in the Kirkland Lake Camp:

o Early event higher arsenic/low tellurium o Late event associated with high tellurium o Mineralization associated with the Lincoln Nipissing Shear Zone has evidence for both styles

o Cook, Manley, Behold & 4 Corners exhibit similarities to Upper Canada and Anoki

o Lafond (Au similar to giant Kirkland Lake deposits) (after Isplatov et al., 2008) PRIVATE & CONFIDENTIAL

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Lincoln Nipissing Shear Zone Evidence of Prospective Gold Endowment: o Numerous gold occurrences in outcrop across its entire 25km length Behold

o Strong Au in soil response, that correlates well with known showings and the LN deformation zone

4 Corners

Legend

Webster-Manor

Au Occurrence

o The right geology: Timiskaming Sediment, Alkalic Intrusives

Lafond

LN Shear Zone Highway/gravel road

o The right structure: Numerous fault bends and intersections

CGM Claims

5km

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Property Scale HiResolution Magnetics Completed Major Structure Identified o Lincoln Nipissing Shear Zone (LNSZ) is easily traceable in magnetics

o Interpreted to be a complex, braided fault system

o Important network of conjugate and cross-cutting faults and splays create a favourable environment for gold mineralization

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Why is Lincoln Nipissing Underexplored?

Small-scale Mining Mining focused on exploiting highgrade, narrow veins

Pre-1950’s

Fragmental Ownership

Consolidation by Skead Holdings

Patchwork of small exploration programs focused on Au and base metals (Ni-Cu). Work included ground geophysics, small drill programs and till sampling

1950’s to 1960’s

1970’s to 2000’s

Optioned

by Goldfields

Canadian Goldminer Acquires Property

Executed property wide exploration program including soil geochemistry, airborne magnetics, mapping, prospecting.

Goldfield closed their Canadian operations without further investigation

Executed generative exploration work to on the database left behind from Goldfields that was never investigated. Generated numerous large gold targets

2013 to 2015

2016 to current

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Lincoln Nipissing Vastly Underexplored

o

Despite 100 years of production in the Kirkland Lake Gold Camp, there has been ver y little exploration south of the CLLB To date +4,000,000m drilled along the CLLB from Kirkland Lake to Virginiatown compared to less than 15,000m drilled along the LNSZ

Metres Drilled in the Past 10 years: CLLB vs. LNSZ 1,200,000 1,000,000

Metres Drilled (m)

o

[VALUE] m [VALUE] m

800,000 600,000

[VALUE] m

400,000

[VALUE] m

200,000 0

Cadillac-Larder Break Kirkland Lake

Gatling

Lincoln-Nipissing Agnico

Canadian Gold Miner * Source: Corporate filings

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Myth vs. Reality Why Explore off the Main Trend?

Company

Ticker

Key Asset

Location

Trend

Grade

Reserves (P+P)

Resources ( M + I + Inf)

Valuation

GBR-TSX

Dixie Project

Red Lake, Ontario

South of Red Lake Trend

High

N/A

N/A

C $800 M As of 02/02/2021

South of Detour Lake Trend

14.85 M oz Au @ 0.97 g/t

5.9 M oz Au @ 1.04 g/t

C $4.19 B Acquired by Kirkland Lake Gold in 2020

N/A

2.03 M oz Au @ 5.18 g/t

C $526 M Acquired by Goldcorp in 2015

C $585 M Acquired by IAMGOLD in 2012

?

o Exploration in established camps traditionally focus on brownfield trends, leaving large portions of prospective camps underexplored

o >30 million Oz of new gold discovered in last 10 years in Canada in lesser explored portions of established camps

DGC-TSX

Detour Lake Project

NE Cochrane, Ontario

PRB-TSX.V

Borden Lake

Chapleau, Ontario

Kapuskasing

TRR-TSX.V

Cote Lake

Chester, Ontario

Rideout Shear Zone

Low

N/A

6.87 M oz @ 0.89 g/t Au

Private

South Kirkland Lake Project

Kirkland Lake, Ontario

South of Cadillac-Larder Break

TBD

N/A

N/A

Low

o Canadian Gold Miner (CGM) is the second largest land holder in the Kirkland Lake Mining camp

o LNSZ has seen less than 1% of the level of exploration work completed along the main trend

Low & High

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Soil Geochemistry Multiple Large-Scale Gold Anomalies Coincident with Known Structures

High Priority targets are in Red

o Characteristic of major gold systems o Similar responses are associated with deposits along the CLLB

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Lincoln Nipissing Shear Zone Two Large Scale Gold Systems Highlighted to Date o Historical work targeted high grade narrow veining

o Dozens of historical mineralized zones o Structure, geology and alteration suggest larger potential

Lafond

o Multiple target areas with large system potential have been highlighted Priority areas identified to date:

o Lafond Target o 4 Corners Target

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Lafond Target Au-in-soil Results o Continuous zone of anomalous Au in soils

Lafond Shaft

Manor Shaft

with values up to 100ppb trending sub parallel to Lafond deposit

o Zone is coincident with a change in structural trend indicating intersecting faults, which is a favourable setting for hydrothermal fluids and gold deposition Legend

o Numerous grab samples taken adjacent/proximal to strong Au-in-soil anomalies returned values highly anomalous in gold ranging from 0.30 g/t up to 40 g/t

o This trend, with the exception of the immediate area exposed near the Lafond shaft, remains untested

Soil anomaly Area of interest 1 Area of interest 2 Claim Boundary Fault Historic Mine Prospect

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Lafond Target Evidence for a Large Scale Intrusive Hosted Gold System o Large felsic intrusion exposed in outcrops for >1km of strike, 100m of width

o High density of brittle-ductile veining hosting

A’ 37.7 g/t Au

2019 Test Drilling Area Lafond Shaft

5.12 g/t Au

A 2.56 g/t Au

2.82 g/t Au

disseminated sulphides and gold

6.58 g/t Au

o High grade stacked vein sets ranging from centimetres up to 3 metres wide dipping 40‐60° southeast

8.95 g/t Au

5.76 g/t Au

o Surface sampling (grab and detailed channel sampling) has returned values of up to 37.3 g/t Au

o Gold associated with elevated Cu, Mo, Ag, and Te (tellurium) over widespread area

o Other mineralized intrusives identified nearby

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Interpretation of Pilot Drill Program Vertical Cross-section Looking West at Lafond Shaft Area o Small section within > 1km trend of mineralized intrusion tested by shallow pilot drill program in 2019

South dipping Veins

o Good apparent continuity of vein sets over >50m strike at surface traced down dip for up to 150m

o All identified vein sets remain open

8.89 g/t over 0.54m 29.6 g/t over 0.31m

13.47m @ 0.54 g/t Au

21.7 g/t over 0.55m 6.63 g/t over 1.21m

21.02m @ 1.31 g/t Au

29.0 g/t over 0.34m

2.71 g/t over 0.35m

#10 Vein #11 Trench Vein Trench

46.40 g/t @ 0.30m

10.23 g/t over 2.97m

3.26 g/t over 0.36m 5.12 g/t over 0.78m

16.73 g/t over 0.74m 13.05 g/t over 0.34m 3.95 g/t over 0.32m

6.80 g/t over 2.48m

o High grade Gold focused in brittle-ductile shears associated with dilational offsets of the intrusion

#9 Vein Trench

#8 Vein

#7 Vein

9.82 g/t over 0.31m

56.51m @ 0.70 g/t Au

99.02m @ 0.54 g/t Au

LN19-01

35.69m @ 0.73 g/t Au

2.15 g/t over 0.45m

o More drilling required to assess extensive veining throughout intrusion

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2019 Lafond Pilot Program Drill Results Gold intersected in all 7 holes – values up to 2.3 Oz per tonne Au Hole LN19-05

From

To

Interval

Au (g/t)

Hole

From

To

Interval

Au (g/t)

LN19-01

7.58

66.61

59.03

0.46

16.14

51.83

35.69

0.73

including

21.19

21.50

0.31

29.60

including

16.08

16.38

0.30

7.28

including

51.28

51.83

0.55

21.70

including

27.01

33.14

6.13

2.43

95.48

116.50

21.02

1.31

including

27.01

27.31

0.30

46.40

including

95.48

97.96

2.48

6.80

and

61.32

62.10

0.78

5.12

including

116.16

116.50

0.34

29.00

10.47

66.98

56.51

0.70

and

170.79

205.61

34.82

0.13

including

10.47

13.44

2.97

10.23

including

202.59

202.94

0.35

2.71

including

11.95

12.34

0.39

71.00

including

66.48

66.98

0.50

6.33

including

205.16

205.61

0.45

2.15

and

91.15

91.47

0.32

3.95

19.10

32.57

13.47

0.54

13.17

13.71

0.54

5.42

including

19.10

19.64

0.54

8.89

56.32

56.68

0.36

3.26

and

76.79

136.51

59.72

0.26

16.11

115.13

99.02

0.54

including

76.79

78.00

1.21

6.63

including

16.51

16.84

0.33

13.20

including

109.21

109.51

0.30

3.47

including

73.70

74.44

0.74

16.73

including

136.20

136.51

0.31

9.82

including

112.32

112.66

0.34

13.05

LN19-06

LN19-07

LN19-02

LN19-03 and LN19-04

VG in LN19-06 at ~ 97metres

VG in LN19-01 at ~ 66 metres

VG in LN19-02 at ~12 metres

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Lafond Target Similarities to Eldorado’s Sigma-Lamaque Project in Val d’Or o

o

o

o

Lamaque Project Triangle deposit in cross section

Lafond: in plan view is similar to the #11 #10 #9

Historically 9.4 M oz Au @ 5.3 g/t produced from Sigma Lamaque between (1935-2012) Eldorado Gold (ELD: TSX) reports 1.3 M oz Au M&I Resources @ 8.26 g/t Au plus 1.8 Moz @ 6.78 g/t Au listed as Inferred mainly from Triangle Eldorado is currently exploring at depths below 1,000 metres Preliminary drilling by CGM has achieved similar grades and widths near surface

Same Scale

500m

2.6 m @ 3.9 g/t

Similar Vein Thickness and Grade

2.2 m @ 7.1 g/t Au

2.5 m @ 6.8 g/t Au

2.8m @ 7.5 g/t

500m 2.8m @ 7.5 g/t

C7

C8 C9

3.2m @ 9.2 g/t

The Lafond target has similarities to Eldorado Gold’s Lamaque Project near Val d’Or acquired from Integra in 2017 for $600 million PRIVATE & CONFIDENTIAL

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4 Corners Trend Strong, Continuous Au-in-Soil Anomaly over 5.2km of Strike o Soil anomaly is coincident with prominent bend in magnetics indicating a potential zone of dilation in the Lincoln-Nipissing shear zone

o Favorable structure, geology and evidence of

MacClure Showing

Fault Bend creates favourable setting for gold deposition

widespread alteration

o Trench and grab samples (values up to 8 g/t Au) taken from the Behold and Cook showings, located peripheral to the strong Auin-soil anomaly returned highly anomalous values over significant widths indicating potential for a significant gold system nearby

o Only 5 shallow holes have been drilled on this trend, several intersecting encouraging gold values

Behold Showing

Cook Showing

Legend Soil anomaly Area of interest Claim Boundary Fault

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Management Team

Greg Collins, B.Sc.Eng., P.Geo. | CEO o 25+ years exploration and project development (Xstrata/Falconbridge) o NW Ontario, 2013 Discovery of the Year (Sunday Lake Discovery)

Directors Greg Collins, B.Sc.Eng., P.Geo

Strong Technical Group with Track Record for Discovery o Award winning exploration team with proven success finding and developing mines o Track record of successful public company start-ups and ability to attract financing o Looking to partner with accomplished capital markets and corporate development teams

Chris Chadder, CA

Chris Chadder, CA | CFO o 20+ years experience within the junior mining sector o Commissioned 2 gold mines to production in the past 10 years

Marc Idziszek, M.Sc. P.Geo. | VP Exploration o 15 years exploration experience in North America and West Africa o Integral member of team responsible for discovering gold deposits in Senegal now in production by Terranga Gold Corp.

Tom Hart, M.Sc. P.Geo. | Technical Advisor o 30+ years exploration (lode gold and base metal projects in Canada) o NW Ontario, 2004 Discovery of the Year Gordon Fernandes | Advisor o Seasoned capital markets professional with significant transaction expertise o Previously held senior roles inside Canadian asset managers and investment banks

Eva Koci, MBA, CFA o Partner and Head of Capital Markets, Oberon Capital o 20+ years capital markets experience (primarily in the resource sector) Scott McLean, HBSc. P.Geo. o CEO Transition Metals Corp o 2004 PDAC Prospector of the Year (Nickel Rim South Mine) Wes Roberts, M.Sc., MBA, P.Eng. o Principal Capital Corp o 30 years experience in mineral exploration, mining operations, project engineering and management

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Why Are We Excited…

Significant Land Package o 2nd largest land holder in Kirkland Lake, one of the worlds most prolific gold camps

o >230 sq km of strategic land holdings in Timmins, Matachewan and the emerging Cote Gold Camps

25 km Coverage of a Major Structure in Established Gold Camp o LNSZ is a deep seated crustal structure that was formed at the same time as CLLB and shares many similarities

Very Prospective o Data highlights potential for 2 new large scale systems less than 15km from the town of Kirkland Lake

Significantly Underexplored o Less than 1% of the total exploration expenditures in Kirkland Lake has been spent on the LNSZ

Next Steps…

Drill Target Refinement and Preparation o Conduct Induced Polarization (IP) surveys over both the Lafond and 4 Corners target areas ( In Progress)

o Further outline scale of identified gold systems and enhance the quality and quantity of targets in preparation for drilling

Strategic Property Acquisitions o Continue to consolidate land around areas of interest in the Kirkland Lake camp

o Opportunity to monetize non-core assets Capital Markets o Review and execute transaction that positions shareholders optimally to benefit from the advancement of the project

o Go-Public transaction expected for H1 2021 or sooner

Compelling Valuation o CGM is a private company priced attractively for investors PRIVATE & CONFIDENTIAL

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Greg Collins, P.Geo. President and CEO 705-872-6390 gcollins@canadiangoldminer.com