• Listed in September 2022 (CSE: SASQ), just over 23 million shares issued and outstanding, sufficient capital to complete exploration plans to 2024
• Mt. Sicker, located near Duncan, BC, area owned or optioned by Sasquatch is over 1,800 hectares – prospective for copper, gold, silver and zinc, among other minerals
• Mt. Sicker is the former site of at least 4 producing mines
• Extensive review of new and historical information leads to decision to focus on small-scale processing opportunities including waste rock and at or near surface mineralization
• LiDAR Survey completed and geophysical data acquired summer 2022, additional sampling, mapping and backpack drilling completed 2022 and 2023
• Waste rock study completed by Tetra Tech Canada in 2023, showing positive economic potential for processing of waste rock at Mt. Sicker

• Extensive geological mapping conducted throughout the property
• Old sampling programs compiled and combined with recent work
• NI 43-101 compliant “Technical Report for the Mount Sicker Project” dated May 15, 2022 was completed and is available on sedarplus.ca*
• Previously flown geophysical data located and acquired, LiDAR survey completed
• Technical Report indicates Mt. Sicker has similar rock and mineralization type to nearby Myra Falls Mine, which has produced for over 50 years
• Tetra Tech Canada completes preliminary evaluation of waste rock at Mt. Sicker in 2023 concluding positive economic potential

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*This Technical Report is based upon a larger property area which has been reduced.
See press release dated 2023/10/03

• Historical information accessible online about previous operations on Mt. Sicker, including Lenora, Richard III, Tyee, Victoria and Twin J, all located within our current claim boundaries
• Significant historical production prior to 1909, with several hundred thousand tonnes at economic grades of copper and gold
• Additional mining occurred 1935-1953, and non-43-101 compliant resources are discussed in various publications

• In the summer of 2023, Sasquatch completed a comprehensive review of new and historical data including a number of historical drill holes
• It was determined that the best prospects at Mt. Sicker are in (1) waste rock and (2) surface mineralization within the Historic Mining Zone
• In October 2023, Sasquatch dropped a number of claims now considered unimportant in light of the above

• In the summer of 2023, Sasquatch hired Tetra Tech Canada to complete a site visit and preliminary evaluation surrounding waste rock potential at Mt. Sicker
• The report determined that small-scale processing of waste rock could be profitable
• In finding potential profitability, the report was focused exclusively on waste rock processing and did not include high grade mineralization in ore at surface
• Please see this video for more information about waste rock at Mt. Sicker

• Among waste rock within the Historic Mining Zone, Sasquatch has encountered high mineralization at surface
• Several backpack holes have been drilled with very encouraging results
• All holes encountered mineralization top to bottom, including one six meter hole returning 8.32 to 11.25 g/t gold, 4.19 to 9.55% copper, 98.8 to 142 g/t silver and 2.57 to 6.77% zinc (see press release dated May 1, 2023)
• Areas of high mineralization at surface may add significantly to the economics of small-scale waste rock processing
• Ground geophysical surveys are being conducted to better understand how much surface mineralization might be available

• Permitting is always a significant challenge for junior mining projects and some would argue especially on Vancouver Island
• However, in the case of Mt. Sicker, there is already extensive evidence of past mining activity (at least four operations between 1895 and 1945)
• This creates a potential reclamation opportunity for Sasquatch
• By focusing on waste rock processing and high-grade surface mineralization only, with a reclamation component, we believe the chances of successful permitting are maximized

• Even as a “small-scale” operation, there is a significant amount of copper, gold, silver, and/or zinc to potentially be processed at Mt. Sicker
• Historic estimates suggest 300,000 tonnes or more of waste rock – with waste rock samples returning a range of values, but as high as 20.1 g/t Au, 4.7% Cu, and 9.8% Zn (see press release dated January 18, 2023)
• Moreover, Sasquatch is continuing to evaluate the extent of “easy access” surface mineralization in and around the waste rock, which would add further processing material

• Better define volume of waste rock in Historic Mining Zone
• Better define average mineralization for copper, gold, silver, and zinc in waste rock
• Continue to define and verify surface mineralization at Lenora using backpack drill
• Continue to define and verify extent of surface mineralization at Lenora using geophysics
• Explore potential small-scale processing permit options