Diamond Questin Northern Saskatchewan

April 16, 2014

TSXV: CIN www.cin-v.com

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Disclaimer

Saskatchewan is highly-prospective for hosting diamondiferous kimberlites

Shore Gold’s (TSX: SGF) Star and Orion kimberlites at FALC contain diamonds with WWW valuations ranging from US$129 to US$355 per carat (Source: Shore Gold AIF dated Mar. 27, 2014)

“Pikoo” 2013 kimberlite discovery by North Arrow Minerals (TSXV: NAR) shows robust microdiamonds counts - over 95% of the diamonds aredescribed as intact, white octahedrons and aggregates(Source: North Arrow MD&A dated Mar. 21, 2014)

(Map source: Currie, C.A., Beaumont, C., 2011)

Diamonds in Saskatchewan

Pikoo Diamond Discovery

CIN land position:110,731 hectares(273,622

acres)

This region was historically explored only for gold and base metals

Seabee Gold Mine ●

The search for kimberlites by Stornaway andNorth Arrow was carried out in relative secrecy since 2006

● Flin Flon Mine

The Eve of a Staking Rush

Approximately 1,000,000 hectares (2.5 million acres) of new claims have been staked in recent months

Staking Rush: Post-Discovery

Diamonds from PK 150 (Source: NAR’s April 2014 Presentation)

Pikoo’s Microdiamonds

PK 150 Microdiamond Comparison to other Canadian kimberlites (Source: NAR’s April 2014 Presentation)

Pikoo’s Microdiamonds

(Source: NAR’s April 2014 Presentation)

• A 209.7 kg sample from 2013 PK-150 drill core yielded:

- 745 diamonds > 0.106 mm- 23 diamonds > 0.85 mm

• Total carats > 0.85 mm = 0.2815

• Total recovery sample grade (+0.85mm) = 1.34 carats per tonne

• > 95% of diamonds are intact, white octahedrons or aggregates.

Pikoo’s Microdiamond Counts

(Source: NAR’s April 2014 Presentation)

Pikoo’s Geochemistry

Modelling of Zero pipe in South Africa (Reed, L.E., and Witherly, K.E., 2007)

Modelling of Zero pipe in South Africa (Reed, L.E., and Witherly, K.E., 2007)

Sample of 3D Mag Inversion Model of Known Kimberlite in South Africa

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Target selection initially based on filtering of magnetic anomalies

Bigstone Lake & Three Amigos

Modelling of Zero pipe in South Africa (Reed, L.E., and Witherly, K.E., 2007)

Magnetic Data over Three Amigos from 2006 VTEM Surveyat 200m line spacing, 50m height – 3 anomalies were selected for

modeling

Bigstone Lake & Three Amigos

From Southwest, Looking Northeast (Modeling by SJ Geophysics Ltd., Feb. 2014)

Three Amigos: 3D Mag Inversion Modeling

From Southwest, Looking Northeast (Modeling by SJ Geophysics Ltd., Feb. 2014)

Three Amigos: 3D Mag Inversion Modeling (300 meter “slice”)

From Northeast, Looking Southwest (Modeling by SJ Geophysics Ltd., Feb. 2014)

Three Amigos: 3D Mag Inversion (Internal Magnetic Intensity)

Airborne legacy dataset of 11,230 line km at 200m line spacing, 30m survey height was acquired in March 2014

Reindeer River Project

• 3D mag inversion modeling of identified targets is ongoing for Reindeer River and Bigstone Lake properties

• Ground truthing of selected anomalies planned in summer/fall 2014

• Kimberlite Indicator Mineral sampling down-ice from modeled targets planned in 2014

• Follow-up magnetic and gravity geophysical surveys to better define drill targets

2014 Exploration Plans

Patterson Lake Uranium Camp (CIN’s Properties in Red)

Other Projects – Patterson Lake Area Properties

• 17,313,350 shares issued and outstanding (after 10 for 1 rollback in February 2014)

• 28,084,906 fully-diluted (1,648,556 warrants & options between $0.50 - $3.00)

• $495,000 financing completed in March 2014 – Units at $0.055 with 1-yr warrant exercisable at $0.10

• $700,000 financing in progress, announced March 17, 2014 – Units at $0.08 with 1-yr warrant exercisable at $0.12

Share Structure

Michael E. Schuss - President, C.E.O., Director

Michael Schuss has over 30 years experience in mining exploration and venture capital.  During that period he has worked in the trading operations of a national brokerage firm, several underground mining and surface drilling contractors, as well as being director, officer and consultant to several V.S.E., A.S.E., and TSX Venture companies.  

Mr. Schuss traveled to China in 1989 and to Africa in 1993, and consulted for some of the first Canadian juniors to operate in those regions.  Mr. Schuss identified potential in African projects, which resulted in a million ounce gold deposit being developed from grassroots exploration, and 3 separate joint ventures with a world-class gold producer and two mid-tier gold producers.  In recent years, he has specialized in acquiring mining properties in Africa, China and Canada for junior mining companies.

Casey Forward, C.G.A. - C.F.O., Director

As an independent professional accountant in Canada since 1990, Mr. Forward has worked for public companies in Canada, the United States, and Great Britain. He has owned and operated companies in Canada and, in particular, he was an owner and president of a company in the construction and land development business and an owner and president of a storage and transport company, both located in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. Before entering the field of accountancy, Mr. Forward studied molecular biology at the University of Manitoba.

Management / Board

Tor Bruland, P.Geo – Director

Mr. Bruland is a graduate of the University of Bergen, Norway, with Cand. Mag. (B.Sc.) in 1977 and Cand. Real. (M.Sc.) in 1980. Mr. Bruland arrived in Canada in 1980 and has more than 30 years exploration and management experience in the industry with major mining companies and junior exploration companies.

 Garth Evans, B.A., L.L.B. – Director

A partner in the law firm Barbeau, Evans & Goldstein, Garth has a lifelong interest in mining exploration. He was previously a director and chairman of Ecstall Mining Corporation, which was taken over by Mantle Resources – now Canadian Zinc Metals Corp.

Chris Verrico – Director

Mr. Verrico has extensive experience in mining and construction contracting, particularly in Northern Canada. He is currently COO of Aguila American Gold Ltd. and a director of a number of Canadian junior public companies.

Management / Board

Roger Mitchell, F.R.S.C., F.M.S.A. - Professor Emeritus, Lakehead University, Thunder Bay

Dr. Mitchell is one of the world’s leading authorities on the occurrence and genesis of alkaline rocks. His extensive work on the mineralogy, petrology and geochemistry of kimberlites has confirmed the standard genetic model, culminating in his definitive book on this important group of rocks. He has also worked extensively on the character and origin of lamproites, resulting in a new model for their genesis, and publication of the definitive book on these rocks. His work has established him as a foremost petrologist in Canada. He is also a world authority on carbonatites. Among other honours, he is one of 12 Honorary Fellows of the Geological Society of India.

Anton Chakhmouradian, Ph.D. - Professor, Geological Sciences, University of Manitoba

Dr. Chakhmouradian teaches and researches mineralogy, igneous and metamorphic petrology, and gemology at the University of Manitoba, and is the 2005 recipient of the Young Scientist Award of the Mineralogical Association of Canada. He has published widely and among other accomplishments is internationally recognized as an authority on the mineralogy and petrology of alkaline rocks.

Anthony N. Mariano, Ph.D. - Consultant

Dr. Anthony N. Mariano is a mineral exploration geologist with over 50 years of experience in the field and in the laboratory with major emphasis on the REEs, Nb, and Ta. His strength is in economic evaluation and ranking of deposits containing these commodities.

Advisory Board

Tony Mariano Jr. - Consultant

His early professional career was in grass roots mineral exploration concentrating on rare earths, gold and platinum group occurrences in the Americas and Africa. After nearly two decades as a senior environmental consultant managing downstream/midstream environmental liability for several major petroleum company clients, he has returned to mineral exploration to support his father’s consultancy in rare earth exploration and evaluation worldwide.

Paul Brockington – Consultant

A Mining Engineer and seasoned mining executive, Paul spent his early professional career in both open pit and underground operations in Africa and Canada. After gaining extensive financial contacts as a mining analyst with a major brokerage, he served as chairman of a provincial mining corporation with operations producing tantalum, and base and precious metals.

Lee Groat, B.Sc., Ph.D. - Professor, University of British Columbia

1999 recipient of the Young Scientist Award of the Mineralogical Association of Canada. With many publications to his credit, and as editor of American Mineralogist, he is a noted authority on the environment and occurrence of carbonatites, pegmatites, and favorable hosts to rare earths and high tech metals.

Thomas Hasek, P.Eng. – Consultant

Geologist with over 40 years in the mining industry, including directing exploration and development ventures in numerous jurisdictions and environments. He has served as a director and executive of several public companies.

Advisory Board

Michael E. SchussPresident & C.E.O.

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