Grizzly Discoveries Inc.A Canadian Exploration Company

Focused on Cobalt, Copper and Precious Metals in BC

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Forward Looking Statements

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• estimates of future capital expenditures;• estimates of resources and statements regarding future exploration results, timing and amount of estimated

future exploration• success of exploration, development and production activities.• expenditures; permitting; and requirements for additional capital and access to data.

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Grizzly Canadian Projects

• Four precious metal properties covering 180,000 acres in Greenwood, BC focused on gold, copper & silver

• Kinross 75% option on 37% of the Greenwood Property by spending US $3 million

• Seven areas of polymetallic precious and base metals mineralization at Greenwood

• Robocop Property, BC – Copper, Cobalt, 9,891 acres in southeastern BC

• 161,000 acres in Alberta hosting diamondiferous kimberlites

• 60,000 acres in Alberta targeting a 250-500+ million tonne potential MOP potash deposit

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ROBOCOP, BCCopper, Cobalt

GREENWOOD, BC Gold, Copper, Silver

British Columbia

Management & DirectorsBRIAN TESTO

President, CEO, DirectorIAN LAMBERT

Chief Operating Officer

JEREMY STRAUTMAN

Chief Financial Officer

MICHAEL DUFRESNE

M.Sc., P.Geol.,

Consultant

Mr. Testo, founder of the Company, is an Alberta-based businessman who has been involved in mineral exploration and prospecting in Alberta and British Columbia for over 25 years.

Mr. Lambert is a well known Toronto-based resource development executive with over 30 years experience managing public companies in the mining, oil & gas, technology and life science sectors. Mr. Lambert was formerly CEO and Director for 21 years of Trade Winds Ventures Inc., a TSX Venture Top 50 company.

Mr. Strautman, a graduate of the Northern Alberta Institute of Technology’s Bilingual Business Administration-Accounting Program, has been involved in accounting and administration for the junior mineral exploration industry since 2005.

Mr. Dufresne is a partner with APEX Geoscience Ltd., an established geological consulting company. His experience includes diamonds, gold and base metal exploration in Alberta, B.C., Nunavut, NWT and Australia.

Gregory Aharonian,

Advisor

RAY WYTNICK

Director

DR. SOLOMON (SAM)

PILLERSDORF Director

JO PRICE

M.Sc., MBA, P.Geo Director

Mr. Aharonian is considered a leading expert on patent quality, technology valuation and technology financing and specializing in, among other areas, renewable energy and eco-friendly mineral extraction.

Mr. Wytnick holds a Master’s of Science degree from the University of Manitoba and has been active in the Agri-business sector for over 25 years.

Dr. Pillersdorf has been involved in the mining sector for over 10 years, including funding start-up mining companies and sourcing and funding resource claims.

Ms. Price is an independent geological consultant to junior

mining and exploration companies with more than 20

years in the field. She has worked on multiple gold, poly-metallic, and graphite projects

in the USA, Australia, and Canada.

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Capital Structure

As of 1Q 2019

Share Structure

Shares I/O: Warrants/Options:

Shares FD:

63.1 Million11.7 Million74.8 Million

Working Capital

Treasury:Share Price:

52-week High/Low: Market Cap:

$0.125 Million$0.08$0.15/$0.05$5.0 Million

Share Ownership

Management:Friends & Associates

Retail:

22.5%40.0%37.5%

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Greenwood, BC - Polymetallic Project

• Grizzly owns 180,000 acres (approx. 70 km x 27 km) in the historically productive Republic – Greenwood Gold District along BC/USA border, which has collectively produced more than 7 million gold ounces from the area

• Kinross has entered into an Option for 65,573 acres, approx. 30% of the Greenwood area, to earn a 75% interest by spending US$3 million over five years

• 13 km south of Grizzly’s property is Kinross’ 1.2 million oz Buckhorn Gold Mine (1.2m oz gold, avg grade 13 g/t); Midway’s Golden Eagle mine with 2M+ oz gold resource is about 50km to the south

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Grizzly Greenwood Drilling Highlights

Target Drillhole Interval (m) Au (g/t) Ag (g/t) Cu %

Ket 28 KT-1 6.1 8.91

Ket 28 94RM1-2C 3.35 52.18

Ket 28 9KT01 11.0 2.77 2.38

Ket 28 9KT02 2.0 11.9 3.2

Copper Mountain 10CM07 30.0 1.0 4.65 0.03

includes 10CM07 5.0 4.31 10.14 0.06

Copper Mountain 10CM11 7.0 1.1 2.12 0.08

Dayton 10DA02 86.5 0.18 0.055

Dayton 11DA09 51.0 0.43 0.81 0.15

Motherlode 11ML03 4.5 6.07 15.13 0.03

includes 11ML03 1.5 17.15 41.7 0.06

Motherlode 11ML05 14.85 1.64 3.15

includes 11ML05 1.5 6.79 11.10 0.05

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• Kinross Option to earn 75% interest in outlined red claim areas

• Kinross to spend US$3 million over 5 years to earn 75% interest

• 2019 work program planned

Option to earn 75% interest in outlined claims

Kinross Greenwood Option

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Kinross 2015 - 2018 Exploration

• Detailed geological mapping was completed on the Attwood-Overlander target

• Detailed soil grids, rock sampling and prospecting on several areas of the Attwood-Overlander, March Creek, Kerr Creek, Bruce Creek and Midway areas

• Attwood-Overlander target: the vein ranges from 0.75 – 2 m in true width. Five samples of the vein were collected during 2015. All returned anomalous gold, including 29.8, 14.95, 11.5, and 1.51 ppm Au, as well as anomalous As and Sb

• Several exposures of previously unrecognized drusy epithermal quartz veining were discovered in the Attwood-Overlander target area, hosted by both limestone and siltstone. This style of mineralization is a high priority for follow-up work, including trenching and diamond drilling

• Kinross continued exploration efforts in 2017 with further regional evaluation, prospect/target generation along with detailed field mapping and surface sampling, and has completed a 1,250 metre drill program in 2017

• 2018 field exploration program completed including 1,200 metres of diamond drilling

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Grizzly 80% Lands – Ket 28 Area

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Ket 28 Drilling Highlights Target DrillholeInterval

(m)

Au

(g/t)

Ag

(g/t)

Ket 28 KT-1 6.1 8.91

Ket 28 94RM1-2C 3.35 52.18

Ket 28 9KT01 11.0 2.77 2.38

Ket 28 9KT02 1.55 6.09

and 9KT02 2.0 11.9 3.2

Ket 28 9KT03 1.7 5.68

and 9KT03 13.5 1.02 1.61

includes 9KT03 1.5 4.28

Ket 28 10KT02 10.35 1.19 0.8

includes 10KT02 1.35 6.98 2.6

Ket 28 showing exists on the edge of a sizeable deep seated magnetic featureThat is likely indicative of an intrusion–mineralization in Paleozoic Anarchist rocks

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Ket 28 – 2019 Planned Drilling Program

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Dayton – Au-Cu Porphyry Target

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Dayton – Historical Exploration

• In 1990 Crown Resources drilled 12 holes with the best hole containing 19 g/t Au over 10m

• Over 20 companies have explored and or mined the property and surrounding area almost continuously since its discovery

• Grizzly drilling highlights include hole 10DA01, which yielded 0.18 g/t Au and 0.029% Cu across 96.0 m core length (0.12% CuEq over 96 m) with a higher grade portion of 0.61 g/t Au and 0.042% Cu across 8.1 m core length.

• Hole 10DA-09 intersected 0.81 g/t Au and 0.15% Cu for a CuEq of 0.4% over 51 m at the IP2 chargeability anomaly, which is located beside a road, power line and gas line.

• Other highlights include hole 10DA02, which yielded 0.18 g/t Au and 0.055% Cu across 86.5 m core length with a higher grade portion of 0.21 g/t Au and 0.085% Cu across 21.47 m core length, and hole 10DA04 with 0.15 g/t Au and 0.078% Cu across 92.24 m with a higher grade portion of 0.18 g/t Au and 0.091% Cu across 45.5 m core length.

Significant Drill Results

Hole No.

Grade

(Cu Eq

%)

Length

(m)

10DA-01 0.12 96

10DA-02 0.15 86

10DA-04 0.14 92

10DA-09 0.40 51

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Proposed 2019 Dayton drill program

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Grizzly 100% Lands – Motherlode Area

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Motherlode – Historical Exploration

• Motherlode was first staked and explored in 1891, with commercial production commencing in 1901

• The mine and smelter closed in 1919 due to decreasing ore grades

• Woodgreen Copper Mines Ltd. put the Motherlode Mine back in production in 1956 as an open pit operation, and operated the mine until 1962, at which time it was permanently closed

• Since the closure, Cumberland Mining, International Corona, Homestake and Veris have all explored the property to various degrees

• Grizzly Motherlode drilling produced 1.64 g/t Au and 3.15 g/t Ag across 14.85 m core length in hole 11ML05 and hole 11M03 produced 6.07 g/t Au and 15.13 g/t Ag across 4.5 m core length with a higher grade zone of 17.15 g/t Au and 41.7 g/t Ag across 1.5 m. The Motherlode North target warrants follow-up drilling. Grizzly believes that it intended target is deeper than what it has drilled so far

Motherlode Intermittent Production Between 1900 and 1962

Gold Silver Copper

Metal Production 173,000 oz 688,000 oz 77 million lbs

Ore Grade 1.27 g/t 5.04 g/t 0.82%

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Proposed 2019 Motherlode drill program

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Robocop Property

• Within the Fort Steele Mining District

• 100% owned 9,891 acres mineral claims

• Robocop can be worked 270 days/year

• Project has existing logging roads throughout the property

• 5 km from the highway 93/Power lines

• In existing mining region with over a 100-year history

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Robocop Property

• Trench samples 1.63% Cu, 1.01 % Co and 1.93 % Cu, 0.579 % Co over 6 m

• Previous historical drilling has yielded 1.04 Cu, 0.148 % Co over 2.0 m (2.9% CuEq)

• Geological modelling using data from 15 historic drill holes an 325 samples returning Cu, Ag, Au, Co

• 2019 Work Program:

1. 200 line km airborne survey

2. soil sampling program

3. 1,000 m diamond drill program

Micromine model of drilling showing vertical fault and east side down

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Robocop Property

• Target is proven mineable reserves of cobalt, copper and gold

• With >60% of the world's cobalt coming from the Democratic Republic of Congo in West Africa, this creates a massive need to tap into resources that are ethically sourced and supplied –

• The Project is comprised of 9,891 acres in 5 mineral claims that are all road accessible just off Provincial Highway 93 in southeast B.C.

• Initial surface trenching in the late 1980’s to early 1990’s yielded up to 0.06% Co and 1.93% Cu over 6 m in one trench and in a separate trench up to 0.182% Co, 2.44% Cu and 9.6 grams per tonne (g/t) Ag in sediment hosted mineralization within middle Proterozoic Purcell Group rocks.

• A total of 15 drillholes in the area between 1990 and 2008 have yielded several intersections of near surface Co-Cu-Ag mineralization with grades of up to 0.134% Co, 1.19% Cu and 33.8 g/t Ag over 1.23 m core length in hole R-1990-5 and 0.14% Co, 0.9% Cu and 2.7 g/t Ag over 3.1 m core length in hole R-1990-6 (Thomson, 1990),

• Along with an intersection of 0.18% Co, 0.28% Cu, 4.1 g/t Ag over 1 m core length in hole R-2008-02 (Pighin, 2009)

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Robocop Property

• Sediment hosted Co-Cu-Ag mineralization is similar in style, age and host rocks to eCobalt’s Idaho Cobalt project and Hecla’s Revett Formation hosted mineralization near Troy, Montana.

• Under-drilled and under-explored Middle Purcell Group sedimentary rocks

• Large Phillips Creek soil anomaly (1.5 km in length) is undrilled

• No modern geophysics has been done on the property

• In Montana, Middle Purcell Group sedimentary rocks host numerous significant stratabound Cu+/-Co-Ag deposits

• Historic trenching and drilling indicates that there are locations on the Property with potentially economic grades of Cu, Co and Ag in middle Proterozoic Purcell Group sedimentary rocks. Trenching to date at Robocop has yielded up to 1.93% Cu and 0.058% Co over 6 m.

• The mineralization style is similar to that associated with Revett’s Troy Mine and Rock Creek Deposit in western Montana or Tintina’s Black Butte Deposit in southern Montana.

• The Troy Mine and the Rock Creek Deposit, found within the Middle Proterozoic RevettFm, contain/produced more than 3.2 billion lbs of Cu and 380 million oz of Ag as disseminated stratabound hydrothermal mineralization

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Geology & Deposits in Purcell Group

Source: M. Dufresne, A. Banas, K. Salter. “Assessment Report for the Robocop Property, South-Eastern British Columbia,” APEX Geoscience Ltd. Edmonton, AB, Tech. Rep. March. 2013.

Table of Formations Robocop Stratigraphy

Structural &StratigraphicControlledSedimentHostedCu-Co-Ag

Nelson Fernie Montana

Hamill Cranbrook

HorsthiefCreekToby

Mt Nelsen

Roosville

Phillips

Gateway

Sheppard Sheppard

Nicol Creek

Van Creek

Purcell Lava

Snow Slip

KitchenerKitchener

CrestonCreston

AldridgeFort Steele

AldridgePrichard

St RevisRevettBurke

Mid

dle

Pro

tero

zoic

Pu

rce

ll G

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Mis

sou

laW

alla

ceR

aval

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LateProterozoic

Paleozoic

Bonner

Mt Shields

McNamara

GarnetRange

HelenaEmpire

Moyie Sills

Dutch Creek

Siyeh

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Troy Mine Long Section

“I BED” MINING AREA4.1M oz Silver, 21.8M Lbs Copper

1.02 opt Ag and 0.27% Cu

JF PROPERTY15.4M oz Silver 88.8M lbs

Copper1.4 opt Ag and 0.40% Cu

“C BED” MINERALIZATION1.9M oz Silver 13.7M lbs Copper

1.61 opt Ag and 0.56% Cu

Troy Mill (8,500stpd)

“I BED” NOB Potential

Scale = 1 mile

Nicol Creek

Lower Sheppard

Gateway

Cu Mineralization

UpperSheppard

Troy, Mt = 600,000 tons Cu, 150 Moz Ag @ 0.56% Cu & 1.32 oz/t AgRock Creek, Mt = 1 Million tons Cu, 230 Moz Ag @ 0.74% Cu & 1.67 oz/t Ag

Black Butte, Mt = 660,000 tons Cu, 20,250 tons Co, 8 Moz Ag @ 3.33% Cu, 0.1% Co & 0.4 oz/t AgSullivan Pb-Zn Deposit

Cu Mineralization/Deposit

Nicol CreekeCobalt ICP Project54 Million lbs Co, 75 Mlbs Cu, 80,000 ozAu

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BC Exploration Mandate

• Raise up to $1,200,000 in Flow-Through funds

• Raise $300,000 in Hard Dollar funds

• Exploration to be focused on Ket 28, Dayton and Motherlode Claims at Greenwood ($850K), and Robocop Property program ($350K)

• Exploration will consist primarily of diamond drilling with some additional ground exploration at Greenwood.

• Proposed Greenwood exploration targets:

1. Ket 28 mineralized zone drilling leading to a resource

2. Test drill the Dayton East IP anomaly

3. Test drill the Motherlode North Target

• Airborne Geophysics, ground exploration and follow up diamond drilling at Robocop

1. Airborne survey 200+ line km

2. Soil sampling and assays

3. Define drill targets for 1,000 m drilling program

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Grizzly Discoveries Exploration Plans

• Planned gold/copper/silver drilling program in BC will consist of up to 4,000 m of diamond drilling at Ket 28, Dayton and Motherlode*

• Robocop Property plans airborne, sampling and up to 1,000 m of diamond drilling *

• Kinross is commencing 4th phase of exploration, Spring 2019, on portions of its Greenwood Option claims, including further diamond drilling

* Subject to financing

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CONTACT INFORMATION

BRIAN TESTO (CEO) IAN LAMBERT (COO) NANCY MASSICOTTE, IR

T: (780) 693-2242E: info@grizzlydiscoveries.com

T: (416) 840-9843E: ilambert@grizzlydiscoveries.com

(IR Pro Communications IncT: (604) 507-3377 orTF: 1 (866) 503-3377

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