## Building On Our R esour ces For 100 Years 

##  1913 

Teck-Hughes Gold Mines Ltd. formed to develop a gold discovery in Teck Township on the shores of Kirkland Lake, Ontario; the mine produces gold for a half century until 1968 

##  1935 

Second gold mine developed at Lamaque, which also produces for 50 years 

##  1954 

High-grade copper discovery at Temagami put into production; Temagami Mining subsequently acquires control of Teck-Hughes and its affiliate Lamaque Mines 

##  1962 

Teck-Hughes, Lamaque and Canadian Devonian Petroleums merge to form Teck Corporation 

##  1971 

Teck merges with affiliates Area Mines, Leitch, Highland Bell and Silverfields to consolidate the principal Keevil Mining Group operating companies into a single growth vehicle 

##  1975–1986 

Major mine development thrust includes seven new mines producing zinc in Newfoundland, niobium in Quebec, copper and coal in British Columbia and gold in Ontario 

##  1986 

Teck acquires initial interest in Cominco from CP Ltd., eventually merging in 2001 

##  1989–1992 

Three more new mines developed: zinc in Alaska, copper-zinc in Quebec and copper in Chile 

##  1998 

Teck acquires partnership interest in Antamina copper-zinc development project in Peru, jointly with Noranda and Rio Algom; production achieved in 2001 

##  2003 

Teck and Fording Coal combine six coal  mines into Elk Valley Coal Partnership, operated by Teck 

##  2007 

Purchase of Aur Resources brings new copper mines at Quebrada Blanca and Carmen de Andacollo in Chile 

##  2008 

Purchased the remainder of the Elk Valley Partnership from Fording Trust 

##  2013 

Teck marks 100 years and looks ahead to continuing to build a strong, diverse and responsible resource company for the next 100 years 

