Good morning. My name is Justin. I will be your conference operator today. At this time, I'd like to welcome everyone to the i-80 Gold Corp Q4 and year-end 2022 financial and operations results conference call. All lines have been placed on mute to prevent any background noise. After the speaker's remarks, there will be a question-and-answer session. If you would like to ask a question during this time, simply press star then the one on your telephone keypad. If you would like to withdraw your question, please press star then the two. Thank you. Mr. Gollat, you may begin your conference. Thank you. Good morning, everybody. Thanks for joining us today as we talk about our 2022 operations and financial results. Moving on to slide two, on the call with me today is Ewan Downie, CEO, Matthew Gili, President and Chief Operating Officer, Ryan Snow, Chief Financial Officer, and myself, Executive Vice President, so I'll be here to answer any questions you have for you at the end of the call. Moving on to slide three, we will be making forward-looking statements, so we encourage you to read the slide and go through our forward-looking disclosure and the accompanying notes on the slides. With that, I'm gonna turn over to slide four and have Ewan Downie start off the call. Thank you, Matt. just quickly go over 2022 for the company as a whole. We had solid share performance realized over the year, increasing our share price year-on-year by approximately 22%. That performance is one of the top performing, if not the top performance amongst the developer peer group that in the gold sector. We've seen a recent decline of our share price earlier this year, we feel mainly onset because of a recent financing that was completed with our shares by our largest shareholder, Equinox, but expect to fully recover as operations and exploration success continues throughout the year. The year was really built on our exploration success. The Hilltop Zone discovery that we made at our Ruby Hill property, in my opinion, is one of the world's highest grade new discoveries of 2022. We are having significant success in 2023 as we continue to expand and discover new mineralization along that, the Hilltop fault corridor. We also, in the first half of the year, had significant success delineating the South Pacific Zone at Granite Creek that will be a big part of that mine's future. We've continued throughout 2022 to progress our mine development. Granite Creek is now delivering material to both Lone Tree and Twin Creeks. The refractory ore is being stockpiled at Twin Creeks. We expect the processing of that material to begin this year. The one thing that we've realized from Granite Creek is that we have more oxide mineralization than we anticipated. Right now we have a stockpile. Some of that material is being processed at Lone Tree. We are in the process of securing longer term solutions for our oxide mineralization at Granite Creek, and we'll bring the market more up to date on that in the very near future. We have submitted our permits for the underground development at Ruby Hill. That's expected to be our third underground development project that we are expecting to get those permits in the second half of this year and begin the development of that project. In terms of Cove, we've completed more than 60% of the underground decline and exploration platform there and commenced drilling at the end of 2022. This is a 40,000 meter drill program that should see substantial results throughout the year. The Granite Creek Mine development has been one of our core initiatives over the second half of 2022. The first half of 2022, a big focus at Granite Creek was on completing a significant underground drill program that went well into the third quarter to better delineate the mineralized zones that we are developing for mining. We also extended our drill program during the year because of the success we had in expanding the South Pacific Zone, which has become the priority for future development at the Granite Creek Mine. We expect to be in a position to declare a production decision at Granite Creek in the second half of this year. In terms of resource growth, I think 2022 was a great year for the company, and 2023 is starting out with very significant success. We completed more than 25,000 meters of underground and surface drilling at Granite Creek. The South Pacific Zone will be included in an updated resource we expect to release in the second quarter. We completed more than 40,000 meters of drilling at Ruby Hill. This year that successful program has resulted in a significant increase in drilling such that now we have five drill rigs operational on the property, and soon we'll have six. We also began the 40,000 meter drill program at Cove. That program is expected to continue into 2024. On the back of that, we expect to deliver a full feasibility study. It's our expectation that these drill programs, especially on a gold equivalent basis, will result in a significant increase in the company's overall resources. 2023 will see a significant increase in mining at the Granite Creek project. With that, I'm gonna hand over the next few slides to Ryan. Then I'll jump back in and talk about the individual projects. Thank you. Thanks, Ewan, and good morning, listeners. Yesterday, the company reported our financial statements and MD&A for the fourth quarter and full year of 2022, and they can be found on SEDAR, EDGAR, and the company's website. On slide five of the presentation, we present a graph of our production and sales by quarter for the year. This production is from the residual leaching activities at both Ruby Hill and Lone Tree, and is highlighted by a record third quarter where we produced and sold 9,332 ounces. Fourth quarter production was steady at 6,769 ounces, and full year production was 21,097 ounces. On slide six, you will see our total cash cost and all-in sustaining cost by quarter for the year. Fourth quarter all-in sustaining cost was $1,137 per ounce, and year to date is $1,182 per ounce. On slide seven of the presentation highlights our revenue of $11.7 million in Q4, bringing year-to-date revenue to $37 million. This revenue generated mine operating loss of $3.4 million for the quarter and mine operating income of $3.6 million year-to-date. The mine operating loss in the quarter was primarily the result of a write-down of leach pad inventory to net realizable value at both Ruby Hill and Lone Tree, totaling $6.4 million. The company reported a loss for the quarter of $63.9 million or $0.27 per share. When adjusted for the impact of mark-to-market gains on the company's convertible debt, outstanding warrants, gold prepay, and silver purchase and sale agreement, the loss was $13.1 million or $0.05 per share. For the year, the company is in a loss position of $79.2 million or $0.33 per share, and when adjusted for the items previously mentioned, was in an adjusted loss position for the year of $63.3 million or $0.26 per share. I also want to highlight the company invested $38.8 million in exploration, evaluation, and pre-development in 2022, with $6.6 million of that investment coming in the fourth quarter. On slide eight, the company's production highlights for the period include the production and sale of 6,769 ounces of gold at a cash cost of $1,037 per ounce and an all-in sustaining cost of $1,137 per ounce. Our average realized price per gold ounce sold in the quarter was $1,714. Year to date production highlights include 21,097 gold ounces produced and sold at a cash cost of $1,053 and an all-in sustaining cost of $1,182 per ounce of gold sold. Average realized price per gold ounce sold was $1,744 for the full year 2022. Slide nine, the company's liquidity position shows that we ended the quarter and year with $48.3 million in cash and had an inventory balance of $16.5 million. Current assets were $77.3 million, while accounts payable and accrued liabilities were $17.2 million, and total current liabilities were $85.6 million. This resulted in a current ratio for the company of 0.9 to one. The company took steps to bolster the balance sheet by closing the convertible financing in February of 2023, bringing $65 million into the company's treasury. I also want to highlight that the company has $32.9 million in restricted cash and ended the quarter with total net assets of $333.4 million. With that, I'd like to turn the call back over to Ewan Downie. Thank you, Ryan. I will begin again on slide 10 of our presentation. i-80 Gold operates entirely in North Central Nevada. The North Central Nevada region is host to what are referred to as the Battle Mountain, Carlin, and Getchell Trends. These trends respectively, combined represent one of, if not the world's most productive gold district, with numerous mines operated by numerous companies, including Nevada Gold Mines, which is the largest producer in the district. i-80's land position includes five main project areas. These deposits contain resources that make our company the second-largest holder of gold resources in the North Central Nevada region. Recently, we announced our intent to acquire Paycore and the FAD deposit. That is a project acquisition that would consolidate our flagship Ruby Hill project. It increases our position as it will position our company as the largest holder of gold resources in central Nevada next to Nevada Gold Mines. The combination is expected to solidify our plan to become a prominent producer of gold, silver, and base metals as we develop projects in the region. The FAD project, we believe, will benefit significantly from our existing mine permitting that's been established at Ruby Hill and the shared infrastructure that will see the deposit developed on a much faster basis than it would have been on a standalone basis for Paycore. On slide 11, our company, we believe our company has a significant competitive advantage in the state. First, we acquired the Lone Tree processing facility from Nevada Gold Mines just over one year ago. That acquisition positions our company as one of only three companies in the state that has facilities capable of processing refractory ore. As our company grows our production over the coming years, we do look at refractory ore as one of the key parts of our growth strategy. This facility is strategically located on Interstate 80 and just across the highway from the Nevada Central Railway, making it potentially the most strategic processing facility for refractory ores in the state. The Ruby Hill facility that is existing at the Ruby Hill property has a plant that could be used for either gold and/or base metals, and we're currently completing additional work at the restart of that facility. It's our plan to start both of these facilities. We're just working right now on how we sequence the development of these two processing facilities over the next five years. On slide 12, as I mentioned earlier, i-80 is second only to Nevada Gold Mines for gold resources contained within the Carlin and Battle Mountain Trends. With the drill programs we've completed at multiple projects in 2022 and have ongoing projects, programs in 2023, we expect to continue to solidify our position as one of the top three holders of gold resources in the entire state, and we are expecting significant increases in our resources based on the success we've had. In addition to the gold, our company has approximately 104.3 million ounces of indicated silver resources and 76.5 million ounces of inferred silver resources. Going to slide 13. It is our company's intent over the next several years to become a prominent US-focused producer. We are planning to develop three separate deposits with processing of underground refractory ore being ultimately completed at our Lone Tree complex. That complex is targeting production of more than a quarter million ounces of gold per year. In addition to that production, we are just finalizing the trade-off work for the Ruby Hill oxide gold plant that you can see in the lower left of the image. We're looking at using that plant potentially as a base metal processing facility and are very quickly advancing the engineering work on that to make a very informed decision. We don't expect to build both facilities at the same time. We do expect to sequence those, and we're just trying to make sure we have all of the information required to make the best decision for us to grow as a company. On the next slide, you can see a picture of the Lone Tree facility. Lone Tree is a very strategic plant for our company that includes a central processing autoclave facility, an operating heap leach. In fact, in the foreground you can see an ore pile there, and that material that is being processed is the oxide, some of the oxide material that is being mined out of Granite Creek. We are doing a pilot leaching program to see how high grade mineralization leaches on a dedicated leach pad. We also have an operating assay laboratory facility here. We do complete a lot of our own assaying, especially from underground. When we have early exploration success or results, we can do some assaying internally, though we don't release those because it's from an internal lab. Allows us to plan our drill programs better than we would if we were waiting for external lab facilities that often takes months for getting assays. This facility also contains a climate-controlled warehouse, core cutting and logging facility where most of our material that is being drilled is cut and logged, and then we ship it out for assaying. We have a full maintenance shop, an office complex, and the site also includes a 1.8 million ton a year flotation circuit. We are this week completing additional review of that flotation circuit to see what, if anything, from that flotation circuit could be used in a potential startup of a base metal processing plant at Ruby Hill. The next slide is an image of the company's Ruby Hill plant. Ruby Hill also has significant infrastructure. The foreground in this image is some of the crushing. There's very extensive crushing capacity here. On the right is the current vat leach plant. That is the plant that we are currently assessing as a restart as either a gold facility or a base metal, converting the plant to a base metal facility, which would process both lead and zinc concentrates. I would call it polymetallic processing because the gold and silver grades in these polymetallic deposits is very significant. Moving to slide 16 of the presentation. The Eureka District is quite spectacular in my opinion. It is host to multiple types of mineralization. In fact, right where the Archimedes pit is at the north part of the image that you see here on slide 16, there is oxide gold mineralization. There's refractory Carlin-type gold mineralization. There's CRD polymetallic mineralization in multiple historic mines in our deposits that we're drilling off. There's also skarn mineralization. It's found at the Blackjack and recently intersected in the East Hilltop area of our property. It is a really unique environment that you have all of these different types of mineralization essentially imprinted on top of each other at this operation. We think that the potential feeder for all of this mineralization could exist below the pit. The district itself has a 150 year history of production. The first 100 years of that production history was essentially all polymetallic or CRD. The historic mines like the historic Ruby Hill, the Fair Lindsey, and Holly and Helen mines rank amongst the highest grade CRD mines ever in anywhere in the world. We are discovering new mineralization adjacent to those historic projects. The FAD property down or deposit down to the south is immediately adjacent and down dip of the historic Ruby Hill Mine. We believe that in the future, this district will be viewed again as one of, if not the top CRD district in the world. Since mid-2022 when we started our generative exploration, we've had significant success. In June, we discovered the Lower Hillt op Zone with an intercept of 9.4 meters of 20% combined lead zinc and more than 238 grams per ton silver. In August, in following up that discovery, we discovered the Upper Hill top Zone with a world-class intercept of over 515 grams per ton silver, 28.9% lead, 10.5% zinc, and nearly a gram per ton gold over 28.3 meters. That zone continues to be a focus of our drilling as we are drilling out what we expect to be a significant resource in the Upper Hill top. In September, we discovered the East Hill top Zone with an intercept of 12.3% zinc over 39.6 meters. In November, testing another gold target, we discovered the 428 zone with an intercept of 12.3 grams per ton over 10.7 meters. That is a pretty substantial intercept in itself, but we have very little plans to follow that up in at least in the first half of this year because of the success we're having in the polymetallic zones. So far in 2023, we've had substantial success intersecting multiple new mineralized horizons that we expect to be releasing assays for here in the near future. The upside in the untested area between FAD and the Archimedes pit, in our opinion, offers huge upside and will be a focus of our ongoing exploration on the property throughout this year and likely into next year. Slide 17, just a surface or an aerial view of where the Hill top zones are. The Lower Hill Top is a deeper discovery that we have been drilling and are doing additional drilling. Obviously, very high zinc grades occur in this zone, and it is completely open for expansion. The Upper Hill Top Zone has, now we've delineated, what we think are two different lenses, potentially three, and we continue to perform definition drilling to quickly advance this to hopefully resource and reserve and into mine planning. As we drill out to the east, we've discovered the hole 61 intersecting a skarn mineralization approximately 450 meters south of the known skarn deposit at Blackjack. We also early this year, intersected in hole 2310 CRD mineralization in this area that we are currently following up. We expect assays on that interval here in the near future. Moving on to slide 18. This is a section view. It's actually a 225-meter slice. We're looking at a sort of a 3-D view of these different deposits, and you can see how these appear to be stacked lenses of mineralization that occur in this area. Because of the Upper Hill Top and East Hill top areas being much closer to surface, they are more of a current focus for our drilling. The Lower Hill Top zone is a target we will continue to pursue this year. In fact, what would be just off the page on the left, we are currently drilling a deep hole on the property to test a really an untested part of the property. We have intersected significant mineralization in that hole several hundred meters from Lower Hill Top that we are eagerly awaiting the assays for. In terms of our development plan and on slide 19, we are in the process of getting all of our submissions in place to begin with the underground decline here at Ruby Hill. The underground design for infrastructure is to access both gold, so the Ruby Hill or Ruby Deeps in 426 zones that occur at the northwest side of the pit. The also polymetallic base metal deposits, which include Blackjack, the skarn deposit that occurs immediately below the pit, and the Hill top zones that are represented on the image on the left with the three red stars. The underground infrastructure, this is preliminary planning, how we are looking at how we would access all of these deposits, would be mining both the polymetallics and the gold from the same underground infrastructure. Really an early design of how we would do this is shown on slide 19. On slide 20, we'd really like to highlight the fact that even though it wasn't completed in 2022, we announced recently our agreement with Paycore Minerals for a combination of the companies. The benefits to our company include an additional high-grade deposit. The historic resource of the FAD deposit is more than 3.5 million ounces at five grams gold, 196 grams per ton silver, nearly 12% combined lead zinc, making this a world-class deposit, in our opinion, that is open for expansion. The deposit is located approximately 2 km south of the Ruby Hill processing infrastructure, it's a long trend from the mineralization that we're drilling currently at Hilltop and Blackjack. It also consolidates approximately 2.5 km of the favorable trend to the south of the mineralization that we're drilling, we believe the combination is a win-win for both companies. On the image on the right is a more of a step back or a big picture view. The top half of this image is now would be the combined Paycore i-80 project position. You can see the red circles here all represent either historic CRD mines or current polymetallic deposits. The yellow circles represent the Carlin-type gold deposits. You can see that it's a very extensive district, and we think that the properties to the south and our adjoining neighbors have significant potential as well. We also assist in helping them to define what we believe they should be drilling on their projects. On slide 21, introduction to Granite Creek. We will quickly go through the next couple of projects before we take questions. On slide 22. Granite Creek is situated immediately south of the combined Turquoise Ridge/Twin Creeks operation of Nevada Gold Mines. On the image you see here on 22 on the right, the processing facility, the autoclave facility that we are stockpiling material at, is situated at Twin Creeks, and we have an interim processing agreement with Nevada Gold Mines. The South Pacific Zone was discovered to the north of the main Granite Creek deposit and has been the main focus of our exploration in 2022, and now is a priority for us in terms of our development here in 2023. The overall underground resources you can see here are 337,000 ounces of gold, an average grade of 10.4 grams per ton in the measured and indicated categories, and 319,000 ounces of gold at 13.4 in the inferred. That resource did not include the South Pacific Zone. In our current work, which we expect to release an updated technical study for the underground deposit with an updated resource, will include the South Pacific Zone, and we are expecting a significant increase in resources at the Granite Creek project. In terms of our development on slide 23, the historic mine workings that you can see on the image, the larger image here on slide 23, is the infrastructure that was put in place by Ahtna and was kept under care and maintenance by Waterton prior to our acquisition. We have rehabilitated those workings. Throughout late 2021 and early 2022, we completed a significant rehabilitation of those workings. We completed a few test mining projects in the upper part of the Otto and Peak zones, where we encountered a significant or difficult ground condition. We did complete all of that test mining. Some of that material continues to be stockpiled today. We are doing limited mining in those upper parts. In 2022, the main focus for us was putting in multiple levels into the OG Zone. The OG Zone shown in blue is completely open at depth. We are currently putting in the fourth sub-level onto the OG Zone and are going to circle around on the decline, and we expect to put in a fifth level starting in the near future. From that fifth level, it's our intent to drift to the north, which is the right in this image, to begin underground drilling on the South Pacific Zone, subsequently complete, assuming we get the continuity we'd like to see, completing test mining of that structure and moving that into our mine plan here later in 2023. The addition of the additional levels in the OG Zone, especially in the recent months, has resulted in a significant increase in our daily mining rates, and we expect that to continue throughout 2023. The South Pacific Zone itself, is a continuous deposit that we have extended mineralization approximately 600 meters along strike to the north. You can see holes 26, 27, and 30 of last year's program were our northmost holes intersecting 4.6 to nearly 12-meter intercepts of grades between 9.9 and 15.7 grams per ton. The deepest hole we've drilled to date is hole 2205. It intersected 16.4 grams per ton over 15.3 meters. The deposit remains completely open at depth, and it does appear to be expanding as we go deeper. We will continue to follow up expansion at depth, mainly from underground, in the future this year. Owing to the substantial success in delineating new mineralization at Ruby Hill, the surface exploration at Granite Creek is taking a bit of a back seat to exploration at Ruby Hill. The focus for 2023 is getting the mining rate increased throughout the year and getting infrastructure into the South Pacific Zone that we have established as being entirely refractory. The OG Zone has been largely oxide, and those who know our company know that when we negotiated our interim processing agreements with Nevada Gold Mines, we have access to roaster and autoclave processing, but we did not do oxide mineralization. We are in discussions with two parties about potentially working with us on the oxide side, and we hope to come to a successful conclusion here in the very near future. The next slide is the Cove Project. The Cove Mine at the McCoy Cove property is 100% owned by the company. It was a deposit that was delineated by Premier previously by Premier. It was a project I was intimately involved in the reinterpretation of this deposit that was resulted in the successful delineation of one of North America's highest grade undeveloped gold deposits. We took it through the permitting process to go underground, and it's a project that we are now developing. The image that you can see here on slide 24 is the early development in the project into the deposit or building the decline to drill off from underground. On the next slide, 25, you can see what the infrastructure looks like today. The, we've significantly upgraded the underground infrastructure here. We're getting close to 70% complete on the decline and exploration platform that you can see in the conceptual image, the larger conceptual image on slide 25. We've started the underground drill program. The total resources at the Cove Mine project currently stand at 3.5 million ounces of gold indicated at 10.9 grams per ton and 1.35 million ounces inferred at 10.9 grams per ton. The underground program that we're completing is the delineation primarily of the inferred part of our resource so that we can move it into indicated and go to full feasibility. The deposit continues to remain open for expansion with the eastmost holes drilled, as you can see on this image, holes that were actually drilled as far back as 2010, demonstrating that the deposit is completely open down plunge to the east. With that, on slide 26, we have our ESG slide. Don't think in this call we'll go through that in any detail and move to slide 27. A summary of our company. Our company does have a very large resource base that over the next several years, we are looking to move to development and ultimately mining of at least three mining operations. That organic growth platform positions us to achieve our future goal of becoming the second-largest gold producer in Nevada with sustainable development opportunities because we have several open pit projects that aren't even shown in our presentation that we will look at for future growth. We're executing on our strategy to grow reserves and resources through sustained exploration and the production and cash flow will increase as our operations continue to ramp up. We are prioritizing reserve increases and mine development with minimal dilution in the future to our shareholders. As we continue to finance our projects, we will look to continue to be creative on how we build our deposits without necessarily being coming to the market every year to dilute our shareholders further. I thank everybody for attending today's call, and we'll open up the floor for two or three questions. We do have. I know our team's pretty busy today. We'll take a couple and then feel free to reach out those who don't get get their questions fielded today offline. Thank you. Thank you. If you would like to signal with questions, please press star one on your touch tone telephone. If you're joining us today using a speaker phone, please make sure mute function is turned off to allow your signal to reach our equipment. Again, that is star one if you would like to signal with questions, star one. Once again, please press star one if you would like to ask questions. Again, that is star one if you would like to ask phone questions at this time. It doesn't sound like there are any, so hopefully we did a pretty detailed job in our presentation. If not, I urge everybody to reach out to our company. We are very open to being transparent on how we're looking to grow our production base and the exploration programs at our company's projects. Feel free to reach out to the company. With that, unless there is a question from the operator, we will finish this call. Thank you very much. As a final reminder, if you would like to signal with questions, please press star one. Again, that is star one. There are no questions at this time, sir. Okay. Thank you everybody for attending. Again, reach out to the company directly if you'd like any additional color on the presentation. Looking forward to next quarter. Well, thank you. That does conclude today's conference. We do thank you for your participation, and have an excellent day.