Mineral Exploration Incentive Regulations (R.R.S. c. E-9.10001 Reg. 1)

(a) “Crown mineral disposition” means a disposition granted pursuant to The Mineral Disposition Regulations, 1986, being Saskatchewan Regulations 30/86, or The Quarrying Regulations, 1957, being Saskatchewan Regulations 553/67;

(b) “Crown mineral lands” means the mineral interest of the Crown in right of Saskatchewan in any lands in Saskatchewan whether or not the surface rights in any of those lands are the property of the Crown in right of Saskatchewan, but does not include any area not available for disposition as mentioned in section 75 of The Mineral Disposition Regulations, 1986, being Saskatchewan Regulations 30/86;

(c) “eligible mineral corporation” means a corporation lawfully carrying on business in Saskatchewan one of whose principal corporate objects is to explore for or mine minerals;

(d) “eligible prospector” means: (i) an individual who: (A) is engaged in prospecting for minerals on his or her behalf and not as an employee or contractor of another person; (B) has knowledge of the science of identifying minerals; and (C) has the equivalent of at least two field seasons of prospecting experience; or (ii) a corporation that is wholly owned by one individual if: (A) that individual or at least one of the corporation’s employees has knowledge of the science of identifying minerals; and (B) that individual and the employees of the corporation collectively have the equivalent of at least two field seasons of prospecting experience; 4 E-9.10001 REG 1 MINERAL EXPLORATION INCENTIVE

(e) “fiscal year” means the period commencing on April 1 of one year and ending on March 31 of the following year;

(f) “mineral” means any non-viable substance formed by the processes of nature, irrespective of chemical or physical state and both before and after extraction, but does not include: (i) surface or ground water; (ii) agricultural soil; (iii) sand or gravel; (iv) subsurface minerals within the meaning of The Subsurface Mineral Regulations, 1960, being Saskatchewan Regulations 541/67; (v) coal; (vi) oil or gas; (vii) alkali within the meaning of the Alkali Mining Regulations, being Saskatchewan Regulations 444/67; (viii) oil shale within the meaning of The Oil Shale Regulations, 1964, being Saskatchewan Regulations 555/64; (ix) helium and associated gases within the meaning of The Helium and Associated Gases Regulations, 1964, being Saskatchewan Regulations 559/64; or (x) a palaeontological object as defined in The Heritage Property Act;

(g) “prospecting” means the search for any mineral. 6 Dec 2002 cD-13.1 Reg 2 s2; 21 Jly 2006 SR 74/ 2006 s3. No new applications to be made 2.1(1) In this section, “project” means a prospecting project within the meaning of Part II or a mineral exploration project within the meaning of Part III. (2) Notwithstanding any other provision of these regulations, on and after the coming into force of this section: (a) no person shall apply for approval of any project pursuant to Part II or Part III; and (b) the minister shall not approve any project pursuant to Part II or III. (3) The minister may approve an application for financial assistance for a project that has been approved pursuant to Part II or III before the coming into force of this section. (4) An application mentioned in subsection (3) is subject to, and is to be administered in accordance with, Part II or III, as the case may be. 27 Apr 2007 SR 27/2007 s3. 5 MINERAL EXPLORATION INCENTIVE E-9.10001 REG 1 PART II Prospectors Incentive Program Interpretation of Part 3(1) In this Part: (a) “approved project” means a project approved pursuant to section 8, as that section existed before the coming into force of this clause; (b) “program” means the prospectors incentive program established pursuant to section 4; (c) “project” means a prospecting project that: (i) is undertaken by an eligible prospector; (ii) is on Crown mineral lands from which minerals are not being produced; and (iii) is undertaken within: (A) the area of a circle having not more than a 20 kilometre diameter; or (B) a rectangular area whose size is equal to or less than the maximum area described in paragraph (A) and whose length to width ratio is not more than 6:1. (2) The requirement mentioned in subclause (c)(iii) does not apply to projects involving reconnaissance surveys. 6 Dec 2002 cD-13.1 Reg 2 s3; 11 Jne 2004 SR 33/2004 s3; 27 Apr 2007 SR 27/2007 s4. Prospectors incentive program established 4(1) The prospectors incentive program is established. (2) The minister shall administer the program in accordance with these regulations. (3) The purpose of the program is to provide financial assistance to eligible prospectors with respect to approved projects. 6 Dec 2002 cD-13.1 Reg 2 s4. 5 Repealed. 27 Apr 2007 SR 27/2007 s5. 6 Repealed. 27 Apr 2007 SR 27/2007 s5. 7 Repealed. 27 Apr 2007 SR 27/2007 s5. 8 Repealed. 27 Apr 2007 SR 27/2007 s5. 9 Repealed. 27 Apr 2007 SR 27/2007 s5. 6 E-9.10001 REG 1 MINERAL EXPLORATION INCENTIVE Prorated amounts of financial assistance 10 Notwithstanding any other provision of these regulations, if the amount of financial assistance to be provided for approved projects exceeds the amount of funding available for this program, the minister may prorate the amounts of financial assistance to be provided. 6 Dec 2002 cD-13.1 Reg 2 s10. Application for financial assistance 11(1) An eligible prospector may apply to the minister for financial assistance for an approved project that was approved before the coming into force of this subsection. (2) An application pursuant to this section must be: (a) in a form satisfactory to the minister; and (b) received by the minister on or before July 31 of the fiscal year following the fiscal year for which the project was approved. (3) An application may be submitted pursuant to this section for an uncompleted project if the application complies with the requirements of this section. (4) Notwithstanding clause (2)(b), the minister may approve an application received after the deadline established in that clause if: (a) in the minister’s opinion, the delay was caused by factors beyond the control of the applicant; (b) the applicant makes a written request to the minister before the date mentioned in clause (2)(b) to submit a late application; (c) the applicant receives written permission from the minister to submit a late application; and (d) the applicant is otherwise in compliance with these regulations. (5) With the application for financial assistance, the eligible prospector must submit the following information and materials to the minister: (a) evidence satisfactory to the minister to establish: (i) the amount of expenditures claimed for the approved project; and (ii) that the expenditures mentioned in subclause (i) were paid; (b) a technical report that is satisfactory to the minister, and that complies with the requirements set out in Appendix A; and (c) any additional information that the minister may request. 6 Dec 2002 cD-13.1 Reg 2 s11; 11 Jne 2004 SR 33/2004 s5; 21 Jly 2006 SR 74/2006 s4; 27 Apr 2007 SR 27/2007 s6. 7 MINERAL EXPLORATION INCENTIVE E-9.10001 REG 1 Maximum amount of financial assistance 12 Subject to section 10, the maximum amount of financial assistance that an eligible prospector may receive for an approved project is the lesser of: (a) 50% of the expenditures mentioned in section 13 that were incurred and paid by the eligible prospector in carrying out the approved project; and (b) $7,500. 6 Dec 2002 cD-13.1 Reg 2 s12. Eligible expenditures for financial assistance 13(1) For the purposes of section 12 and subject to subsections (2) to (4), expenditures with respect to which financial assistance may be paid for an approved project are the following: (a) stripping and trenching; (b) surface drilling; (c) linecutting; (d) assaying; (e) geological surveys; (f) geophysical surveys; (g) geochemical surveys;

(h) sampling of a mineral resource but only if:

(i) the weight of each sample collected does not exceed 15 tonnes; and (ii) the total weight of all samples, other than samples that are less than one tonne, collected with respect to any one mineral resource in an approved project by an eligible prospector does not exceed 1000 tonnes; (i) travelling and transportation costs of personnel, equipment, samples and supplies used in the approved project to a maximum of 40% of the total cost of the approved project;

(j) any other expenditure approved by the minister. (2) For the purposes of section 12, no financial assistance is to be paid for the following: (a) excavation of an open pit, exploration shaft, adit or decline; (b) preparation of a feasibility study; (c) road building and mining development costs; (d) capital costs; (e) any other expenditure disallowed by the minister. 8 E-9.10001 REG 1 MINERAL EXPLORATION INCENTIVE (3) Financial assistance may be paid for the expenditures mentioned in subsection (1) if the eligible prospector has incurred the expenditures in carrying out the approved project: (a) in the 2002-2003 fiscal year, on or after January 1, 2003 and on or before March 31, 2003; and (b) in the 2003-2004 fiscal year and subsequent fiscal years, during the fiscal year for which the project was approved. (4) The minister may deny financial assistance for expenditures that are not in the minister’s opinion reasonable. 6 Dec 2002 cD-13.1 Reg 2 s13. 14 Repealed. 27 Apr 2007 SR 27/2007 s7. PART III Corporation Exploration Incentive Program Interpretation of Part 15(1) In this Part: (a) “approved project” means a project approved pursuant to section 20, as that section existed before the coming into force of this clause; (b) “program” means the corporation exploration incentive program established pursuant to section 16; (c) “project” means a mineral exploration project that: (i) is undertaken by an eligible mineral corporation; (ii) is on Crown mineral lands from which minerals are not being produced; (iii) is only within those areas described in Appendix B; and (iv) is undertaken within: (A) the area of a circle having not more than a 20 kilometre diameter; or (B) a rectangular area whose size is equal to or less than the maximum area described in paragraph (A) and whose length to width ratio is not more than 6:1. (2) The requirement mentioned in subclause (c)(iv) does not apply to projects involving reconnaissance surveys. 6 Dec 2002 cD-13.1 Reg 2 s15; 11 Jne 2004 SR 33/2004 s6; 21 Jly 2006 SR 74/2006 s5; 27 Apr 2007 SR 27/2007 s8. 9 MINERAL EXPLORATION INCENTIVE E-9.10001 REG 1 Corporation exploration incentive program established 16(1) The corporation exploration incentive program is established. (2) The minister shall administer the program in accordance with these regulations. (3) The purpose of the program is to provide financial assistance to eligible mineral corporations with respect to approved projects. 6 Dec 2002 cD-13.1 Reg 2 s16. 17 Repealed. 27 Apr 2007 SR 27/2007 s9. 18 Repealed. 27 Apr 2007 SR 27/2007 s9. 19 Repealed. 27 Apr 2007 SR 27/2007 s9. 20 Repealed. 27 Apr 2007 SR 27/2007 s9. 21 Repealed. 27 Apr 2007 SR 27/2007 s9. Prorated amounts of financial assistance 22 Notwithstanding any other provision of these regulations, if the amount of financial assistance to be provided for approved projects exceeds the amount of funding available for this program, the minister may prorate the amounts of financial assistance to be provided. 6 Dec 2002 cD-13.1 Reg 2 s22. Application for financial assistance 23(1) An eligible mineral corporation may apply to the minister for financial assistance for an approved project that was approved before the coming into force of this subsection. (2) An application pursuant to this section must be: (a) in a form satisfactory to the minister; and (b) received by the minister on or before July 31 of the fiscal year following the fiscal year for which the project was approved. (3) An application may be submitted pursuant to this section for an uncompleted project if the application complies with the requirements of this section. (4) Notwithstanding clause (2)(b), the minister may approve an application received after the deadline established in that clause if: (a) in the minister’s opinion, the delay was caused by factors beyond the control of the applicant; (b) the applicant makes a written request to the minister before the date mentioned in clause (2)(b) to submit a late application; (c) the applicant receives written permission from the minister to submit a late application; and (d) the applicant is otherwise in compliance with these regulations. 10 E-9.10001 REG 1 MINERAL EXPLORATION INCENTIVE (5) With the application for financial assistance, the eligible mineral corporation must submit the following information and materials to the minister: (a) evidence satisfactory to the minister to establish: (i) the amount of expenditures claimed for the approved project; and (ii) that the expenditures mentioned in subclause (i) were paid; (b) a technical report that is satisfactory to the minister, and that complies with the requirements set out in Appendix A; and (c) any additional information that the minister may request. 6 Dec 2002 cD-13.1 Reg 2 s23; 11 Jne 2004 SR 33/2004 s8; 21 Jly 2006 SR 74/2006 s6; 27 Apr 2007 SR 27/2007 s10. Maximum amount of financial assistance 24 Subject to section 22, the maximum amount of financial assistance that an eligible mineral corporation may receive for an approved project is the lesser of: (a) 25% of the expenditures mentioned in section 25 that were incurred and paid by the eligible mineral corporation in carrying out the approved project; and (b) $100,000. 6 Dec 2002 cD-13.1 Reg 2 s24. Eligible expenditures for financial assistance 25(1) For the purposes of section 24 and subject to subsections (2) to (4), expenditures with respect to which financial assistance may be paid for an approved project are the following: (a) stripping and trenching; (b) surface drilling; (c) linecutting; (d) assaying; (e) geological surveys; (f) geophysical surveys; (g) geochemical surveys; (h) sampling of a mineral resource but only if: (i) the weight of each sample collected does not exceed 15 tonnes; and (ii) the total weight of all samples, other than samples that are less than one tonne, collected with respect to any one mineral resource in an approved project by an eligible mineral corporation does not exceed 1000 tonnes; 11 MINERAL EXPLORATION INCENTIVE E-9.10001 REG 1 (i) travelling and transportation costs of personnel, equipment, samples and supplies used in the approved project to a maximum of 40% of the total cost of the approved project; (j) any other expenditure approved by the minister. (2) For the purposes of section 24, no financial assistance is to be paid for the following: (a) excavation of an open pit, exploration shaft, adit or decline; (b) preparation of a feasibility study; (c) road building and mining development costs; (d) capital costs; (e) any other expenditure disallowed by the minister. (3) Financial assistance may be paid for the expenditures mentioned in subsection (1) if the eligible mineral corporation has incurred the expenditures in carrying out the approved project: (a) in the 2002-2003 fiscal year, on or after January 1, 2003 and on or before March 31, 2003; and (b) in the 2003-2004 fiscal year and subsequent fiscal years, during the fiscal year for which the project was approved. (4) The minister may deny financial assistance for expenditures that are not in the minister’s opinion reasonable. 6 Dec 2002 cD-13.1 Reg 2 s25. PART IV General Confidentiality of information 26(1) In this section: (a) “applicant” means either an eligible prospector or eligible mineral corporation; (b) “confidential information” means: (i) any technical report showing the work done in carrying out an approved project pursuant to Part II or III that is submitted to the minister pursuant to those Parts; and (ii) any information about expenditures that is submitted to the minister pursuant to subsections 11(5) or 23(5). 12 E-9.10001 REG 1 MINERAL EXPLORATION INCENTIVE (2) Subject to subsection (3), the minister and the department shall preserve confidentiality with respect to any confidential information for three years from the date that the confidential information was submitted to the minister. (3) No officer or employee of the department shall release any confidential information until the earliest of: (a) the date the applicant who submitted the confidential information consents to the release; (b) the expiry of the three-year period mentioned in subsection (2); (c) if the approved project was carried out on a Crown mineral disposition, the date the Crown mineral disposition lapses or is terminated; and (d) if the approved project was carried out on Crown mineral lands for which no Crown mineral disposition has been granted and the applicant does not apply for and obtain a Crown mineral disposition with respect to those Crown mineral lands, one year from the date that the confidential information was submitted. 6 Dec 2002 cD-13.1 Reg 2 s26. Audit 27 For six years after receiving financial assistance pursuant to Parts II or III, every eligible prospector and eligible mineral corporation shall, for the purpose of providing to the minister information necessary to audit the eligible expenditures: (a) provide to the minister any information that the minister may request; and (b) permit the minister to have access to any records or documents in the applicant’s possession or control. 6 Dec 2002 cD-13.1 Reg 2 s27. Overpayment 28(1) The minister may declare any or all payments made to an applicant pursuant to these regulations to be an overpayment if, in the minister’s opinion: (a) the applicant has made a false or misleading statement with respect to a material fact in any information provided to the minister pursuant to these regulations; (b) the applicant has omitted to provide any information and that omission results in a statement with respect to a material fact being misleading; or (c) the applicant has failed to comply with these regulations. (2) If the minister declares a payment to be an overpayment, the amount of the overpayment is deemed to be a debt due and owing to the Crown in right of Saskatchewan and may be recovered from the applicant in any manner authorized pursuant to The Financial Administration Act, 1993 or in any other manner authorized by law. 6 Dec 2002 cD-13.1 Reg 2 s28. 13 MINERAL EXPLORATION INCENTIVE E-9.10001 REG 1 PART V Coming into Force Coming into force 29 These regulations come into force on the day on which they are filed with the Registrar of Regulations. 6 Dec 2002 cD-13.1 Reg 2 s29. APPENDIX A REQUIREMENTS FOR EVIDENCE OF WORK [Clauses 11(5)(b) and 23(5)(b)] 1(1) All geological, geophysical and geochemical surveys performed for the purpose of obtaining financial assistance must be conducted under the supervision of a qualified engineer, geologist, geophysicist, geochemist or any other person that the minister considers acceptable. (2) A submission for financial assistance must be accompanied by a letter from a person mentioned in subsection (1) that: (a) is duly signed and dated; and (b) acknowledges that person’s responsibility for the content of the submission. 2(1) Evidence of work submitted for financial assistance must only contain a report on field work carried out on a disposition and a presentation and interpretation of the results obtained. (2) Only if the minister considers the circumstances are special, including a clearly demonstrated application of new methodology or presentation of new or additional data, will the minister consider expenditure for a second interpretation of field data previously submitted for financial assistance for additional financial assistance. 3(1) In the period commencing on the date The Mineral Exploration Incentive Amendment Regulations, 2005 come into force and ending on the date that is one year after that date, submissions may be filed either in a paper format or electronically on an appropriate and widely-used medium in a format acceptable to the department. (2) Commencing on the day following the date that the period mentioned in subsection (1) expires, submissions must be filed electronically on an appropriate and widely-used medium in a format acceptable to the department. (3) Locations may be relative to a local grid or, when available, in UTM with the NAD 83 datum and the zone indicated. 4(1) In this section, ‘prospector’ means an individual who is engaged in prospecting for minerals on his or her behalf and not as an employee or contractor of another person. (2) Notwithstanding section 3, a prospector may file submissions on annual projects of $20,000 or less in either an electronic or a paper format. 14 E-9.10001 REG 1 MINERAL EXPLORATION INCENTIVE 5(1) All submissions of evidence of work for financial assistance must include a location map that is formatted to print on letter-size paper (21.5 centimetres by 28 centimetres) and that shows the boundaries and serial numbers of all relevant dispositions, pertinent topographic features, scale bar, north arrow and the National Topographic Survey map reference. (2) If available, digital co-ordinates must be presented in UTM with the NAD 83 datum and the zone indicated. (3) Areas covered by detailed maps must be shown on the location map. (4) Detailed maps must contain all disposition boundaries and numbers, pertinent topographic features, scale, north arrow and baseline azimuth and must be inset with a location or key map where appropriate. 6 All reports and maps submitted as evidence of work must be submitted in duplicate unless otherwise noted in this Appendix. 7 Subject to section 8, for both electronic and paper submissions, reports and maps must conform to the following standards: (a) reports and maps must contain all relevant data obtained as a result of work carried out in the field and must include a full description and interpretation of that data; (b) reports must be typed and formatted to fit on letter-size paper (21.5 centimetres by 28 centimetres); (c) reports must include: (i) a list of accompanying maps; (ii) the serial numbers of the dispositions on which the work was performed; (iii) the name and address of the disposition holder; (iv) the covering dates of the field work, being the dates when the field work commenced and ended; and (v) the names and responsibilities of all persons engaged in the field work; (d) maps must be legible copies of final drafts; (e) any individual map must be formatted so as not to exceed 86 centimetres by 120 centimetres; (f) maps must: (i) include a complete legend, scale bar, north arrow, baseline azimuth and date of compilation or revision; and (ii) show pertinent local topographic features and the boundaries and serial numbers of all relevant dispositions lying within the area covered by the map; (g) maps showing field data must be at a scale sufficient to clearly depict all observations made; 15 MINERAL EXPLORATION INCENTIVE E-9.10001 REG 1 (h) reports, maps and accompanying documentation, including certificates of expenditure, covering letter and other documentation, must be stapled or clipped together and submitted in a clearly labelled, sealed package. 8 In the case of paper submissions: (a) maps and drill logs must be bound in a folder; (b) fold-out maps on 28 centimetre by 43 centimetre paper may be included in the reports; (c) two folded prints of each map must be submitted and, for each map that exceeds 28 centimetres by 43 centimetres in size, the following must be submitted: (i) one rolled sepia or Mylar of the map; or (ii) an electronic version of the map in a format acceptable to the department. 9(1) The following information must be included in the evidence of work for the various activities specified: (a) in the case of trenching and stripping: (i) maps showing locations of trenched or stripped areas relative to local topography and disposition area boundaries, the dimensions of trenches or stripped areas and the locations from which any samples were taken; (ii) a geological description of the exposed rock; and (iii) assays or analyses clearly identified with sample locations within the trenched or stripped area; (b) in the case of drilling and logging: (i) serial numbers of dispositions on which drilling was done; (ii) maps showing the location of drill holes relative to local topography and to disposition area boundaries and the co-ordinates of collar locations in UTM with the NAD 83 datum and the zone indicated; (iii) information respecting the type of drilling and hole or core size; (iv) information respecting total depth, bearing and dip of the drill holes; (v) information respecting location of core storage; (vi) complete geological drill logs and the name of the person who logged the core or samples; (vii) assays or analyses clearly identified as to hole or core intervals, and if no assays or analyses are provided, the reason for their absence; (viii) complete geophysical logs if run, identified as to type of equipment used; and (ix) any other type of technical information obtained from core, cuttings or logging and copies of sections; 16 E-9.10001 REG 1 MINERAL EXPLORATION INCENTIVE (c) in the case of a geological survey: (i) a report including: (A) a summary of exploration and development done on the disposition lands to the date that field work commenced; (B) a table of formations; (C) a detailed geological description of rock types, structures and mineralized zones; and (D) a full acknowledgment of information obtained from another source and used in the report; and (ii) a map including: (A) the location of outcrops; (B) the designation of all outcrops by letters or numbers, corresponding with the list of rock types in the legend and table of formations; (C) structural data including the attitude of volcanic and sedimentary rocks, direction in which they face, foliation and lineation of igneous and metamorphic rocks, locations and nature of folding, actual or assumed position of faults, shear zones and contacts; (D) the location of mineral showings, zones of mineralization, trenches, drill holes and underground workings; and (E) a table of formations, a list of rock types, a list of symbols and the name of the person who carried out the survey; (d) in the case of prospecting: (i) a map of the area prospected showing locations of all traverses made and the locations at which samples were taken; (ii) a description of specialized equipment employed and the nature and level of any instrument readings taken; and (iii) a detailed description of observations made with respect to overburden, bedrock and mineralization, results obtained for all samples assayed or analysed, and conclusions arrived at; (e) in the case of a geophysical survey: (i) if the geophysical survey is a ground survey: (A) full operational data including the type of instruments used, spacing of readings and ground control used; (B) if reporting in a paper format, a map showing the value of each instrument reading, whether anomalous or not, plotted at the location of the corresponding observation point; (C) if reporting in an electronic format, a complete listing of final corrected topographic co-ordinates and associated attributes in a manner acceptable to the department and, for that purpose, the topographical co- ordinates must be provided either relative to a local grid or in UTM with the NAD 83 datum and the zone indicated; and 17 MINERAL EXPLORATION INCENTIVE E-9.10001 REG 1 (D) if reporting in an electronic format, a presentation of data in profile or contour or any other form best suited to determine its significance; and (ii) subject to subsection (3), if the geophysical survey is an airborne survey: (A) full operational data, including types and specifications of instruments used, type of aircraft, ground and altitude control used and terrain clearance; (B) position of all flight lines indicating direction of flight shown on a map; (C) if possible, presentation of data in either profile or contour form; (D) a map including, where appropriate, indications of all anomalous instrument readings with a key to the symbols used; and (E) a complete digital listing, as received by the disposition holder from the contractor, unless a different format or additional data or metadata are requested by the department; (f) in the case of a geochemical survey: (i) a detailed description of field sampling and analytical techniques; (ii) relevant analytical values plotted at the sample locations on a map and contoured or presented in some other manner best suited to determine their significance; (iii) sample locations with corresponding sample identification numbers shown on a map; and (iv) if reporting in an electronic format, a complete listing of final corrected topographic co-ordinates and associated attributes in a manner acceptable to the department and, for that purpose, the topographical co-ordinates must be provided either relative to a local grid or in UTM with the NAD 83 datum and the zone indicated. (2) For reports and maps covering types of work not specified in this section, the standard and detail of reporting shall be comparable to those that are specifically stated in this section. 10(1) Every submission of evidence of work must be accompanied by a fully completed statement of expenditures on a form approved by the department for each project on which the work is being reported. (2) No other accounting details are required unless specifically requested in writing by the department, and information on expenditures must not be included in the technical reports submitted. 7 Oct 2005 SR 107/2005 s2; 21 Jly 2005 SR 74/ 2006 s7. 18 E-9.10001 REG 1 MINERAL EXPLORATION INCENTIVE Appendix B AREAS ELIGIBLE FOR INCLUSION IN A PROJECT UNDER THE CORPORATION EXPLORATION INCENTIVE PROGRAM In accordance with subclause 15(1)(c)(iii), the following areas in Saskatchewan, based on the National Topographic System, are used to define a project: 62-E 62-F 62-K 62-L 62-M 62-N 63-C 63-D 63-E 63-F 63-K 63-L 63-M 63-N 64-D 64-E 64-M 72-F 72-G 72-H 72-I 72-J 72-K 72-N 72-O 72-P 73-B 73-C 73-F 73-G 73-I 73-J 73-K 73-N 73-O 73-P 74-A 74-B 74-C 64-L-01, 02, 03, 06, 07, 08, 09, 10, 11, 14, 15, and 16 73-A-01, 02, 03, 04, 05, 06, 07, 08, 10, 11, 12, and 13 74-F-01, 02, 03, 04, 05, 06, 07, 12, and 13 74-G-01, 02, 03, and 04 74-H-01, 02, and 08 74-N-05, 06, 07, 08, 09, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, and 16 74-O-05, 06, 07, 08, 09, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, and 16 74-P-05, 06, 07, 08, 09, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, and 16 21 Jly 2006 SR 74/2006 s8. 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