Summary Consolidated Cashflow Statements (for <strong>the</strong> nine-month period ended 30 September 2007 andfinancial years 2005 and 2006 p<strong>re</strong>pa<strong>re</strong>d in accordance with IFRS and audited and for <strong>the</strong> nine-monthperiod ended 30 September 2006 p<strong>re</strong>pa<strong>re</strong>d in accordance with IFRS and unaudited)Year endedNine-month periods31 December ended 30 September2005 2006 2006 2007$ $ $ $(Unaudited)Cash used in operating activities ............ (7,854,323) (12,737,451) (8,331,393) (7,212,661)Cash used in investing activities ............ (11,946,720) (28,823,833) (12,074,902) (53,535,576)Cash provided by financing activities ......... 9,020,147 58,031,186 57,356,469 75,080,072Cash provided by discontinued operations ..... 4,313,817 21,324,969 1,009,595 —(Dec<strong>re</strong>ase) inc<strong>re</strong>ase in cash and cashequivalents .......................... (6,467,079) 37,794,871 37,959,769 14,331,835Cash and cash equivalents—beginning of period 16,235,523 8,583,321 8,583,321 46,861,146Fo<strong>re</strong>ign exchange (loss) gain on cash held info<strong>re</strong>ign cur<strong>re</strong>ncy ...................... (1,185,123) 482,954 308,481 701,730Cash and cash equivalents—end of period ..... 8,583,321 46,861,146 46,851,571 61,894,711Summary Consolidated Income Statements (for financial years 2005 and 2004 p<strong>re</strong>pa<strong>re</strong>d in accordancewith Canadian GAAP and audited)2004 2005$ $Net <strong>re</strong>venue ............................................... 6,596,982 8,013,722Net expenses ............................................... (4,501,727) (11,813,535)Gain on sale of property and equipment ........................... 26,269,113 —Net earnings (loss) .......................................... 28,364,368 (3,799,813)Retained earnings—beginning of year ............................. 24,028,812 52,434,857O<strong>the</strong>r .................................................... 41,677 (740,879)Retained earnings—end of year ................................. 52,434,857 47,894,165Net earnings (loss) per sha<strong>re</strong>:Basic .................................................... 1.33 (0.18)Diluted ................................................... 1.31 (0.18)134
Summary Consolidated Balance Sheets (at 31 December 2005 and 2004 p<strong>re</strong>pa<strong>re</strong>d in accordance withCanadian GAAP and audited)Assets2005 2004$ $Cur<strong>re</strong>nt AssetsCash and cash equivalents .................................... 8,583,321 16,235,523Accounts <strong>re</strong>ceivable ......................................... 1,318,450 4,640,802Note <strong>re</strong>ceivable ............................................ — 4,280,161Inven<strong>to</strong>ries ............................................... 216,474 94,483P<strong>re</strong>paid expenses ........................................... 219,222 272,16810,337,467 25,523,137Property and equipment ....................................... 72,382,935 54,083,097Defer<strong>re</strong>d development costs .................................... 1,187,371 1,013,01283,907,773 80,619,246Liability and Sha<strong>re</strong>holders’ EquityCur<strong>re</strong>nt LiabilitiesAccounts payable and accrued liabilities .......................... 4,438,649 6,397,247Cur<strong>re</strong>nt portion of long-term debt .............................. 248,045 —4,686,694 6,397,247Long-term debt ............................................. 7,520,438 —Asset <strong>re</strong>ti<strong>re</strong>ment obligations .................................... 434,849 328,553Sha<strong>re</strong>holders’ Equity:Sha<strong>re</strong> capital and warrants .................................... 22,854,418 21,434,168Contributed surplus ......................................... 517,209 24,421Retained earnings .......................................... 47,894,165 52,434,85771,265,792 73,893,44683,907,773 80,619,246Summary Consolidated Cashflow Statements (for financial years 2005 and 2004 p<strong>re</strong>pa<strong>re</strong>d inaccordance with Canadian GAAP and audited)2005 2004$ $Cash used in operating activities ................................ 697,123 1,866,009Cash used in investing activities ................................ (16,184,349) (11,310,312)Cash provided by financing activities ............................. 9,020,147 604,953Fo<strong>re</strong>ign exchange gains (losses) on cash held in fo<strong>re</strong>ign cur<strong>re</strong>ncy ......... (1,185,123) 906,001Dec<strong>re</strong>ase in cash and cash equivalents ............................ (7,652,202) (7,933,349)Cash and cash equivalents—beginning of year ...................... 16,235,523 24,168,872Cash and cash equivalents—end of year .......................... 8,583,321 16,235,523135
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SUMMARY INFORMATIONThis summary mus
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