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Exploring the Untapped Potential of the Gasp Region Slide 2 :GCR Forward looking statement Some statements in this presentation may contain forward-looking information. All statements, other than of historical fact, that address activities, events or developments that the Company believes, expects or anticipates will or may occur in the future (including, without limitation, statements regarding potential mineralization) are forward-looking statements. Forward-looking statements are generally identifiable by use of the words may, will, should, continue, expect, anticipate, estimate, believe, intend, plan or project or the negative of these words or other variations on these words or comparable terminology. Forward-looking statements are subject to a number of risks and uncertainties, many of which are beyond the Companys ability to control or predict, that may cause the actual results of the Company to differ materially from those discussed in the forward-looking statements. Factors that could cause actual results or events to differ materially from current expectations include, among other things, without limitation, failure to establish estimated mineral resources, the possibility that future exploration results will not be consistent with the Company's expectations, changes in world gold markets or markets for other commodities, and other risks disclosed in the Companys public disclosure record on file with the relevant securities regulatory authorities. Any forward-looking statement speaks only as of the date on which it is made and except as may be required by applicable securities laws, the Company disclaims any intent or obligation to update any forward-looking statement. Slide 3 :GCR Company Overview Symbol GCR on the TSX-V Copper foccussed Large land position (over 350 sq/km) in underexplored region Strong management team and board Strong shareholder list Slide 4 :GCR Gasp Peninsula has been grossly underexplored in the last 2 decades Gaspsie Slide 5 :GCR Planning Vortex and In Between Slide 6 :GCR Land position and sectors Vortex B-O Wares Block Landry Block MacDonald Block MacNeill Block Jean Murdochville A and B Port Daniel Slide 7 :GCR Gasp land position The assets compilation in Gespeg extends beyond 350 sq/km Vortex over 68 sq/km approx., 29 meters @ 0.94%cu 2011 campaign In Between 200 sq/km approx., Airborne geophysics in 2012, 436new targets and 141 priority targets Port Daniel 30 sq/km option sept 2013 B-O Project 9 sq/km, 17 claims South east of Vortex 2011 occurrence Jean Project 22 sq/km 40 claims south of Murdochville Gaspe Copper Mine Murdochville A And B 10 sq/km, Claims in the interior of XStrata properties Quarry Project 15 sq/km approx. under evaluation, Slide 8 :GCR 25years 1 year Copper Charts Slide 9 :GCR Trends for global refined copper consumption Refined copper consumption for China Slide 10 :GCR Gasp Peninsula has been grossly underexplored in the last 2 decades Gaspsie Hosted Gasp Copper Mine from Noranda produced 141mt@. 85 % over 50 years. Madeleine Mine 8.13mt@1.08%Cu with molybdenum Sullipeck Occurence 5.5mt@0.88%Cu (non 43-101) Candego Mine operation from 1945-54 Zn,Pb,Cu et Au Fdral Mine Pb in production during the two W-W (1914-1918 et 1939-1945) Best place for new discoveries get close to past producing mines Best place for new discoveries get close to past producing mines Slide 11 :GCR Type of Geology wanted Side view of Gasp Copper (Murdochville) Source : Ministre des ressources naturelles Shiphead Forillon Indian Point Slide 12 :GCR Total claims : 130 Square Kilometers: 68 Type of project: Copper, Molybdenum, Gold Skarn-Cu or Mantos- Cu Type of mineralization within a hydrothermal system 25 kilometers west of Murdochville Known occurrences onVortex Showing Vital Showing Lisette Sullipeck est occurrence Sullipeck occurrence Vortex Overview Slide 13 :GCR Sullipeck East 21 Historical surveys (1967-2001) 12 Recent surveys 2149 m Drilling Survey by Kimpar in 2009 (Private Co.) 2572m. Drilling and trenching in fall 2011 Announcement of discovery in 2012 11v-04 29 metres @ 0.94% Geophysic in 2012 Geochemestry in 2013 Vortex Overview Slide 14 :GCR L89-1 vs o9 K-04 11-V-04 vs 11-V-06 Vortex Overview Forillon Horizon Indian Point Horizon Slide 15 :GCR Drilling results from 1989, 2009, 2011 The lower contact of the Forillon Formation: 29.8 m 0.94% Cu : DDH 11-V-04 21.0 m 0.13% Cu : DDH 11-V-01 35.7 m 0.18% Cu : DDH 11-V-05 1.9 m 0.54% Cu : DDH 09-K-04 The upper contact of the Indian Point Carbonate Formation. 10.3 m 0.57% Cu : DDH L89-1 11.2 m 0.24% Cu : DDH 11-V-04 9.0 m 0.15% Cu : DDH 11-V-06 IP1. Horizon 17.0 m 0.3% Cu : DDH 11-V-04 7.0 m 0.5% Cu : DDH 11-V-04 Vortex Overview Slide 16 :GCR Sullipeck 5.5Mt 0.88% Copper (approx. non 43-101) 46,535 metres over 347 surveys Skarn type mineralization(Cu, Mo) Conducive to an open-pit production Occupies 0.15 square kilometers of Vortex 50km project Vortex Overview Slide 17 :GCR Mag Signature Murdochville Mag Signature Sullipeck (Vortex) Slide 18 :GCR 2012 announced discovery on Vortex 29 metres @ 0.94% cu 2012 announced discovery on Vortex 29 metres @ 0.94% cu 2013 soil sampling, trenching and preparing for 2014 program 2013 soil sampling, trenching and preparing for 2014 program 2014 3000 to 5000 drilling program 2014 3000 to 5000 drilling program 43-101 resource calculation 43-101 resource calculation J-V Vortex Overview Slide 19 :GCR In Between Project (original) Total claims : 920 Square Kilometers: 517 Claimed in 2011 Project type: Copper, Molybdenum, Gold Program accomplish in 2012 : Compilation of historical data Regional structural interpretation (Images Spot and Landsat) Airborne geophysical Mag (detail) Report 436 targets 141 priority targets In Between Project 517sq/km Slide 20 :GCR Program accomplish 2013: Soil geochemical sampling following Cards (Diagnos)and Geophysic survey Separate In Between in 4 Blocks 200 sq\km In Between Project (New) To Do in 2014 Prepare first drilling campaign Surface work and geochemestry Trenching and sampling Slide 21 :GCR 2011 Claiming of 517 sq/km 2012 Intensive Gephysic Survey 436 targets with 141 priority 2012 Intensive Gephysic Survey 436 targets with 141 priority 2013 Soil sampling on 62 targets and prospecting 2013 Soil sampling on 62 targets and prospecting 2014 Trenching 2014 Trenching Drill Drill In Between Project Slide 22 :GCR Port Daniel Project Port Daniel 30 sq./km option sept 2013 acquired, situated on the south side of the Gasp Peninsula, Geophysics survey in October 2013 Prospecting and soil sampling in 2014 Slide 23 :GCR Port Daniel Project Slide 24 :GCR R-Jean Project Claimed in september 2013 10km south-west of Murdochvil le Exploratory work in 2014 Slide 25 :GCR Murdochville Murdochville A And B 10 sq/km Claims in the interior of Glencore- XStrata properties 5 claims on tailings of the Gaspe Mine Evaluation and report in 2014 Slide 26 :GCR Management, Directors and advisory board Sylvain Laberge, President & CEO Andrew Davidson, CA CFO, Secretary and Director Bernard-Olivier(B.O) Martel Geo. Vice-President exploration Tom MacNeill, Chairman of the Board Tim Termuende, Independent Director Denis Clement, Independent Director Mr. Robert P. Wares, P.Geo., Advisor Mr. Blais CPA, CGA, Advisor Mr. Ronald Shorr, CFA, MBA, Advisor Slide 27 :GCR Financial Structure GCR Symbol: GCR Shares outstanding: 55,508,512 Shares fully diluted:67,946,092 Low: 0,025 High: 0,09 Shareholder: 49 North Resources (46%) Out of Qc Funds (8%) Quebec funds(12%) Management(15%) Warrants: 9,737,580 Options: 2,700,000 @ 0.15 Slide 28 :GCR Why Gespeg Copper? Showing Vital Galery inside Sullipeck Showing Vital Largest land position ever put together for copper and base metal exploration in Gasp Historic mining camp with highest grade copper production in its time Gasp Copper 141 m/t @ 0.85% Dedicated management with one goal, create value for shareholders Committed shareholders (49 North, Sodemex, Management) A grossly underexplored region for more than 2 decades in one of the best jurisdiction in the world Slide 29 :GCR THANK YOU Bernard-Olivier Martel, P. Geo, Vice-President Exploration of the Company, is a qualified person (as such term is defined in National Instrument 43-101 Standards of Disclosure for Mineral Projects) and has reviewed and approved the technical disclosure contained in this news release. Sylvain Laberge President & CEO Tel: 514-380-5610 slaberge@gespegcopper.com Andrew Davidson Vice president and CFO Tel: 306-653-2692 adavidson@gespegcopper.com or For Info: