A New Investment Opportunity in Montana’s Prolific Porphyry-based Copper Gold Camp

July 2018

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This presentation has been prepared under the supervision of R. Timothy Henneberry, PGeo, a Qualified Person under National Instrument 43-101.

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Presentation Outline

I. Broadway In a Snapshot: NI 43-101 Highlights: 16% Cu + 10.21 gpt Au (Slide 4)

II. Location, Property, Geology, Mineralization (Slides 5-9)

III. History of Development (Slides 11-12)

IV. Drill Results including Bonanza Grades (Slides 13-16)

V. Targets (Slide 17-19)

VI. Capital Structure (Slide 20)

VII. Leadership Team (Slide 21)

VIII. Next Milestones (Slide 22)

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Investment Highlights

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➢ Latite Porphyry discovered at depth and along trend

➢ 16% Cu and 10.21 gpt Au from a bulk sample of 14,597 tons (NI 43-101)➢ Including 2,678 tons of 35% Cu + 1,512 tons of 20.70 gpt Au➢ 3,020,000 lbs Cu + 7,570 Oz Au

➢ Bonanza intersections 24.497 gpt Au + 0.391% Cu / 30.18 M ➢ Including 68.608 gpt Au+ 0.275% Cu / 4.57 M➢ Above it 82.867 gpt Au + 0.366% Cu / 2.74 M

➢ Madison & Broadway Mines 100%-owned* ➢ Madison rehabilitated and MSHA compliant➢ Permitted for mining and exploration➢ High-grade mineralization available for bulk sample➢ Within trucking distance to permitted mills

➢ 2 mile trend of indicators of numerous shallow and deep targets

*Subject to underlying royalties

Porphyry Copper Gold Camp

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Madison Property Map

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➢ The Madison Property consists of Archean metamorphic rocks to the west (brown)

➢ A wedge of Paleozoic carbonates (blue) central to the slide

➢ Cretaceous-Tertiary intrusives (pink)

➢ Tertiary Gravels (yellow-tan)

Property Geology

Geologic mapping by M. Foote, 1987 and MBMG Geology of Butte South, 2012Slide prepared by R. McLachlin, Childs Geoscience

X Madison Mine

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Great Falls Tectonic Zone - Porphyry Belt

➢ Diverse belt of northeast trending geologic features

➢ Boise Basin Idaho to southwestern Saskatchewan

➢ Continuous zone of high angle faults and shear zones

➢ Controls intrusive activity and related mineralization

J. O’Neill and D. Lopez, 1985

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Porphyry at Depth and Surface

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➢ Targets extend over a well-mineralized, two-mile-long by one-mile-wide zone of geophysical, geological and geochemical indicators

➢ First three holes - distinct IP and TDEM targets interpreted to be associated with a copper-gold porphyry system at depth

➢ Latite porphyry discovered in holes C17-24 and C17-C27

➢ Intercepts measuring 234 metres open in all directions

➢ Surface expression 1.2 miles east of holes 24/27

The Broadway Cu-Au skarn district includes a two-mile by one-mile zone of skarn and alteration. It includes:• A multi-episodic mineralization history• Massive sulfides• Strong geophysical anomalies• Extensive recrystallization and

propylitic alteration• Late stage silicification to form

jasperoids• Massive sulfides with strongly

magmatic sulfur isotope values• Jasperoid overprints much of the

massive sulfide deposit and skarn which correlates with gold

All of which point to a significant source of volatiles including sulfur, and a Cu-Au porphyry system at depth

Broadway Cu-Au Skarn

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Exploration target:

A large Cu/Au porphyry at depth, which produced a generation of fluids that formed the skarn zones discovered to date along faulted intrusive contacts currently exposed in accessible mine workings and at surface

Madison Coronado History

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Broadway Acquired Madison October 2016

Estimated US$10 Million and C$3 Million spent by Coronado

Care and maintenance

4 underground core holes over

575.6 feet; underground trial

mining at 300 feet; Copper shipment

to China

Coronado Development and Work History

2008200720062005 2012-2016201120102009

7 underground core holes over

766.5 feetShipment to

Kinross Republic, sulfide gold

3 underground core holes over 340 feet, underground

development to 600 feetShipment to Kinross Republic

Mill, sulfide gold

Underground trial mining at 600 feet

Shipment to Philipsburg Mill,

sulfide gold

6 core holes over 2,419.5

feet 8 core holes over 2,940.5 feet, underground

development to 200 feet

4 underground core holes over 575.6 feet, underground

development to the 300 feetShipment to Barrick Golden Sunlight Mine, oxide gold

Broadway: A New Beginning

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OCT NOV DEC JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP OCT2016

Significant Milestones Achieved

2017

Surface mapping and sampling

Underground rehab to 600 feet

Surface drilling19 holes over 13,071 feet –

multiple high-grade copper/gold zones discovered

Underground drilling below 600 feet7 holes over 1,007.5 feet – bonanza grade massive sulfide intercepted

Two phases of induced polarization (IP) completedSeveral targets, including deep porphyry, identified

Staked additional 70 claims,

increased total acreage to 1,871+

EM over main property block, also down hole

Surface mapping and sampling over

new property (ongoing)

Soil geochemistry over entire property

(ongoing)

3D modeling (ongoing)

Completed new geological model

Phase III drilling commenced

Discovery of new latite porphyry

zone of mineralization

Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jan Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov

Following porphyry discovery, staked

additional 32 claims to increase total acreage to 2,514

New claims cover favorable geological

and geophysical targets

Phase I/II Surface Results (selected)*

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*The drill intersections are down hole widths not true width.

Number Zone ft from ft to ft length m length gpt Au % Cu

C17-01 jasper 342.5 498.5 156 47.55 0.477 0.977

C17-03 jasper 405 573 168 51.21 0.187 0.571

C17-05 jasper 419 443 24 7.32 0.019 0.603

C17-05 jasper 479 608 129 39.32 0.418 1.468

C17-07 jasper 398 539 141 42.98 1.220 1.176

C17-09 jasper 480 492 12 3.66 4.249 1.882

C17-10 sulfide 452 482 30 9.14 4.288 3.122

C17-12 jasper 540 570 30 9.14 0.361 1.391

C17-13 jasper 387 453 66 20.12 0.253 1.466

C17-14 jasper 410 437 27 8.23 1.927 0.154

C17-15 jasper 462 486 24 7.32 0.812 0.230

C17-16 jasper 581 743 162 49.38 0.097 1.725

C17-17 jasper 614 716 102 31.09 0.159 1.020

C17-19 jasper 728 761 33 10.06 2.990 1148

C17-20 sulfide 429 507 78 23.77 1.843 1.247

Underground Drilling Intersects Bonanza Gold Grades

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600 Level Underground Drilling

The drill intersections are down hole widths not true width.

Objective of program was to test down dip extension of the auriferous massive sulfide zone below 600 feet

• Zone was discovered by Coronado as they continued to drive decline to further depth

• Small program of 1,007 feet in seven holes tested the zone with considerable success

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Copper Zone

Internally prepared estimate May ‘18

927 drill samples from 72 drill intersection, using 40-foot level plans followed by 40-foot x-sections constrained within geologic boundaries

Open in all directions, the 600 level includes mineralization of 12.65 gptAu based on 169 samples from 14 weight-averaged drill intercepts

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•UG17-05 reported 75 feet averaging 31.13 gpt Au •U 10-02 reported 74 feet averaging 25.51 gpt Au

Internally prepared estimate May ‘18

North Long Section of Underground Definition Drilling Programs

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➢ Drill extension of Zone 2, 500 Level (generated 2,678 tons of 35% Cu)➢ Infill drill extension of 600 level (generated 1,512 tons of 25.03 gpt Au)

Underground Infill Drilling

• Mise-a-la-Masse target for massive sulfides

• North Central and East Central are targets to test deep copper porphyry system

• North East is target for massive sulfides

• Southeast contains two targets for Cu-Au porphyry

Earn-in Drill Targets

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Rader Creek

Pluton

Paleozoic

section

Area of historic

exploration

Northeast

Mag High and

TDEM target area

Precambrian

South East

chargeability

target area

North and East

Central

chargeability and

TDEM target area

Mise-a-la-Masse

and mine step-out

target area

Geophysical – Interpretation of Earn-in Targets

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Mise-a-la-Masse

and mine step-out

target area

Northeast

Mag High and time

domain

electromagnetics

(TDEM) target area

Southeast

chargeability

target area

North and East

Central

chargeability and

TDEM target area

Share Structure & Financing

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*As of February 28, 2018**As of June 28, 2018***Fully diluted shares

TSX.V: BRDOTCQB: BDWYF

Shares Outstanding*

37.4 M

Share Price**

$0.125

MarketCap**

$4.68 M

Cash*

$0.503 M

Debt*

Nil

Management/Board***

11.12%

Qualified PersonR. Tim Henneberry, P.Geo., a Qualified Person as defined by NI 43-101, has reviewed and approved the technical information contained in this document.

Board of Directors, Management & Advisors

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R. Timothy Henneberry, P. Geo

Geologist, Qualified Person

Phil Mulholland, CPG

Site Project Geologist

Jarred Zimmerman, M.Sc.

Site Geologist

Dan Everett, B.Sc.

Site Forman

Dr. John Childs et al Childs Geoscience

R. S. Middleton, P. Eng.

Consulting Geophysicist

Thomas Smeenk, BA

President and CEO

Suzanne Wood, MBA

CFO

Duane ParnhamDirector

Dr. Roger Laine, PhD

Independent Director

Victoria Donato, CPA, CA

Independent Director

Shawn Parnham, CPA, CMA

Independent Director

2018 Milestones and Use of Proceeds

➢Contract a Mining Engineer to complete preliminary economic assessment

➢Plan infill drilling to increase tons and resource

➢Plan a bulk sample of the ore body

➢Partner with a Major, Vector to the most likely source of the Porphyry

➢Drill to earn-into the asset

➢Increase retail awareness and market support

➢Continue to De-risk project for future M&A transaction

22C17-24 Latite porphyry showing the phyllic alteration

C17-24 Carbonate-latite porphyry contact, note the chaotic folding and brecciation

Timing is Everything!

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