Pathway Asset Management Toronto, Ontario

Since 2005, Pathway Asset Management has provided Canadian investors with tax-advantaged investments in Canada’s mining and oil & gas sectors. Our flow-through prospectus offerings provide high tax deductions, good returns and early rollovers while our RRSP-eligible Corporate Class Mutual Funds provide further tax deferral and a variety of investment objectives for reaching long-term financial goals.

FLOW-THROUGH LIMITED PARTNERSHIPS
(NAV per $10.00/unit purchase price)

As of December 30, 2011

	CLOSE DATE	NAV ($)
Pathway Québec Mining 2011 FTLP	Closed	5.282
Pathway Mining 2011 FTLP	Closed	4.876
Pathway 2010 GORR LP	Closed	TBA
Pathway Québec Mining 2010-II FTLP	Closed	3.515
Pathway Mining 2010-II FTLP	Closed	4.410
Pathway Oil & Gas 2010 FTLP	Closed	5.946

PATHWAY MULTI SERIES FUNDS (Series A)

As of January 27, 2012

		NAV ($)
	Explorer Series Fund	3.94
	Canadian Flex™ Series Fund	8.18
	Flex Dividend & Income Growth™ Series Fund	12.84
	Resource Flex™ Series Fund	6.43
	Energy Series Fund	0.79

CANADIAN RETIREMENT HOME LIMITED PARTNERSHIP OFFERINGS

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PRIVATE EQUITY OFFERINGS

We are looking for a strategic partner with a solid track record in sourcing and negotiating deals that result in superior performance for investors. We have the distribution team in place. If you qualify and are interested, contact us.

ADDITIONAL INVESTMENT PRODUCTS

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We are looking for strategic partners who have solid track records in creating/managing unique financial products that result in superior performance for investors. We have the distribution team in place. If you qualify and are interested, contact us.

SHORTCUTS

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PATHWAY UPDATES

January 9, 2012
MineralFields announces sale of assets
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January 11, 2012
PATHWAY MINING & ENERGY
INVESTMENT STANDARD

How does one say au revoir?
Québec, not looking so good anymore?

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Q&A

What are flow-through shares?

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