Slide 1: Copper Focused Exploration in British Columbia
Copper Focused Exploration in British Columbia A Growth Stage Exploration Company CORPORATE PRESENTATION JUNE 2023
Slide 2: Forward Looking Statements
FORWARD LOOKING STATEMENTS • Forward-Looking Statement This presentation contains certain statements that may constitute forward-looking information under applicable securities laws. All statements, other than those of historical fact, which address activities, events, outcomes, results, development
Slide 3: Our Vision & Mission
OUR VISION & MISSION Cascade's Vision Cascade will strive to become a best-in-class junior mining company that creates value for our shareholders through safely and responsibly exploring essential metals for the world of tomorrow. Cascade's Mission Prudent and Ethical exploration of Copper and Gold
Slide 4: Board and Management Team
BOARD AND MANAGEMENT TEAM Jeffrey Ackert, BSc. Shannon Baird P.Geo Yanika Silina CPA CMA Darcy Christian P.Geo Hon. Alison Redford QC, ICD. D President, CEO & Director VP Exploration & Director Chief Financial Officer Director Director Mr. Ackert began his career as a Mr. Baird has over 18 years of
Slide 5: Rogers Creek: Project Location & nearby significant Deposits
ROGERS CREEK COPPER PORPHYRY PROJECT Project Location & nearby significant Deposits Rogers Creek
Slide 6: Rogers Creek: Project Highlights & Benefits
ROGERS CREEK COPPER PORPHYRY PROJECT Project Highlights & Benefits • Located in the Coastal Mountain Belt along trend with multiple Cu-Au-Mo deposits across Alaska, British Columbia, and Washington State • Historical Drilling confirms mineralization up to 380ppm over 150.9m including 0.172% Cu over
Slide 7: Rogers Creek: Historical Work
ROGERS CREEK COPPER PORPHYRY PROJECT Historical Work • 1,786 km of helicopter-borne magnetic gradiometry & VLF-EM. • 280 km of helicopter-borne radiometrics. • 49 kilometres of Induced Polarization (I.P.) geophysics. • 3D inversion and integration of all geophysical and Project data. • 1,061 surface
Slide 8: Advanced Drill-Ready Targets
ROGERS CREEK COPPER PORPHYRY PROJECT Advanced Drill-Ready Targets • Four main target areas have been identified within the Miocene- aged Rogers Creek pluton. • Targets I & II, where most of the work has been focused is surrounded by a larger circular magnetic high centred by two magnetic lows of pot
Slide 9: Geological Model and Results
ROGERS CREEK COPPER PORPHYRY PROJECT Geological Model and Results All results noted are historical and considered valid although not verified
Slide 10: Significant Untested Anomalies
ROGERS CREEK COPPER PORPHYRY PROJECT Significant Untested Anomalies • Targets I & II outline a 6 x 2km area of widespread propylitic alteration with localized phyllic and chlorite- sericite alteration zones containing highly anomalous copper-gold geochemistry and mineralization within. • Quartz-sulf
Slide 11: Phase I Drill Testing of Large IP Anomaly
ROGERS CREEK COPPER PORPHYRY PROJECT Phase I Drill Testing of Large IP Anomaly • Drilling and sampling indicate a strong association of pervasively and strongly mineralized rocks in structures trending NNW at Target I coincident with a large “buried” chargeability anomaly. • Porphyry dykes, porphyry
Slide 12: Fire Mountain: Project Location & Nearby Significant Deposits
FIRE MOUNTAIN Cu-Au-Mo PORPHYRY PROJECT Project Location & Nearby Significant Deposits • A large (7,913 ha), “Flagship” quality Project located ~220km from Vancouver in the Coastal Mountain Belt along trend with multiple Cu-Au-Mo deposits across Alaska, British Columbia, and Washington State includi
Slide 13: Fire Mountain: Project Exploration Highlights
FIRE MOUNTAIN Cu-Au-Mo PORPHYRY PROJECT Project Exploration Highlights • Recent discovery of porphyry-related veining, alteration, and mineralization assaying up to 14.96 g/t Au, 1.58% Cu, and 52 g/t Ag in quartz-magnetite-chalcopyrite-epidote assemblage vein sets in multiple orientations • Historic
Slide 14: Fire Mountain: Regional Geology
FIRE MOUNTAIN Cu-Au-Mo PORPHYRY PROJECT Regional Geology • Major NW-SE longitudinal structures – potential crustal-scale marking the eastern boundary of the Wrangellia Terrane, could provide structural control of ore as at the Copper Mountain-Ingerbelle Deposit • Bend in steeply-dipping major struct
Slide 15: Fire Mountain: Google Earth Satellite Imagery
FIRE MOUNTAIN Cu-Au-Mo PORPHYRY PROJECT Google Earth Satellite Imagery TERRANE BOUNDARY ZONES OF SIGNIFICANT Cu-Mo-Au-W-Bi PORPHYRY PATHFINDER ELEMENT ASSOCIATIONS AND ZONE OF HYDROTHERMAL MAJOR STRUCTURAL ALTERATION, HIGH MAG & INTERSECTIONS Cu-Au MINERALIZATION UNNAMED MAJOR ARC- PARALLEL STRUCTUR
Slide 16: Fire Mountain: Project Summary Highlights
FIRE MOUNTAIN Cu-Au-Mo PORPHYRY PROJECT Project Summary Highlights • ~7900 ha along a crustal-scale fault system proximal to the Miocene-aged Rogers Creek Pluton • Largely underexplored ~13 km section along a major dilational jog with associated Tertiary intrusives • Analogous to the Cu-Au porphyry-
Slide 17: Moving Forward Building Shareholder Value
CASCADE COPPER CORP Moving Forward Building Shareholder Value • Cascade operates with an economic and dynamic mindset, leveraging its expansive technical and financial pool of knowledge and expertise. • We strive to quickly and efficiently evaluate the merit of new opportunities which may arise that
Slide 18: Share Structure
CASCADE COPPER CORP Share Structure
Slide 19: Contact Our Team
CASCADE COPPER CORP Contact Our Team Jeff Ackert Shannon Baird Darcy Christian President, CEO & Director VP Exploration & Director Director 1-613-851-7699 1-604-355-7117 1-587-777-9072 Suite 820 – 1130 West Pender St. jackert@cascadecopper.com sbaird@cascadecopper.com dchristian@cascadecopper.com Va