SCHEDULE B:  SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION



|Hardware         | 75,415 
|---------------- | -------
|Services         | 13,496 
|Supplies         | 1,840  
|Freight          | 858    
|Customs and duty | 1,431  
|Translation      | 3,101  
|Consulting       | 33,106 
|SR&ED tax credit | (27,339
|                 |        
|Total            | 101,906
|                 |        

b)     Administration expense





|Bank charges and interest, net               | 7,760  
|-------------------------------------------- | -------
|Consulting fees                              | 51,859 
|Foreign exchange                             | (2,807 
|Office and rent                              | 259,952
|Management fees                              | 46,600 
|Salaries and benefits                        | 112,840
|Professional fees                            | 92,725 
|Shareholder relations and regulatory filings | 125,033
|Travel and entertainment                     | 83,934 
|                                             |        
|Total                                        | 777,896



|Wages and benefits for two officers (President & CEO and Chief
              Technology Officer) | 177,406 | 
|------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ | ------- | 
|Management fees for two directors and one officer                                                | 71,600 
|                                                                                                 |        
|Total                                                                                            | 249,006
|                                                                                                 |        

|Date
of
Issue | Type
of
Security | Type
of
Issue    | Number
or
Amount | Price | Total
Proceeds
|------------- | ---------------- | ---------------- | ---------------- | ----- | --------------
|              |                  |                  |                  |       |               
|07/06/00      | Common           | Warrant exercise | 131,250          | $0.80 | $105,000      
|07/12/00      | Common           | Option exercise  | 3,334            | $1.00 | $3,334        
|07/14/00      | Common           | Warrant exercise | 125,000          | $0.80 | $100,000      
|07/18/00      | Common           | Option exercise  | 5,000            | $1.00 | $5,000        
|07/21/00      | Common           | Warrant exercise | 31,250           | $0.80 | $25,000       
|07/25/00      | Common           | Warrant exercise | 25,000           | $0.80 | $20,000       
|07/28/00      | Common           | Option exercise  | 11,667           | $1.00 | $11,667       
|08/11/00      | Common           | Warrant exercise | 62,500           | $0.80 | $50,000       
|08/24/00      | Common           | Warrant exercise | 125,000          | $0.80 | $100,000      
|09/05/00      | Common           | Option exercise  | 12,500           | $1.00 | $12,500       
|09/13/00      | Common           | Option exercise  | 10,000           | $1.00 | $10,000       
|09/14/00      | Common           | Option exercise  | 8,000            | $1.00 | $8,000        
|09/22/00      | Common           | Warrant exercise | 32,500           | $0.80 | $32,500       
|09/25/00      | Common           | Warrant exercise | 12,500           | $0.80 | $12,500       

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b)      Options/warrants granted during the quarter:

|Date
of
Grant | Type
of
Issue | Number  | Name               | Exercise
Price | Expiry
Date
|------------- | ------------- | ------- | ------------------ | -------------- | -----------
|              |               |         |                    |                |            
|07/01/00      | Option        | 100,000 | Altaf Nazerali     | $3.00          | 06/02/05   
|07/01/00      | Option        | 100,000 | Shafiq Walji       | $3.00          | 06/02/05   
|07/01/00      | Option        | 100,000 | Rory Godinho       | $3.00          | 06/02/05   
|07/01/00      | Option        | 100,000 | Iqbal Akram        | $3.00          | 06/02/05   
|07/01/00      | Option        | 5,000   | Carrie Cesarone    | $3.00          | 06/02/05   
|07/03/00      | Option        | 25,000  | Nick Vermeulen     | $3.75          | 07/03/05   
|09/16/00      | Option        | 50,000  | Somerset Financial | $4.00          | 06/16/02   

3.      Share Capital as at September 30, 2000:



|100,000,000 common shares without par value:
|--------------------------------------------
|                                            
|Issued and outstanding                      
|                                            
|Balance, September 30, 2000                 



Options





|Number of common shares Issuable | Exercise Price | Date of Expiry   
|-------------------------------- | -------------- | -----------------
|                                 |                |                  
|230,000                          | $0.30          | July 6, 2003     
|127,500                          | $1.00          | February 25, 2004
|45,000                           | $1.00          | March 25, 2004   
|45,000                           | $1.00          | April 13, 2004   
|60,000                           | $1.00          | July 19, 2004    
|380,998                          | $1.00          | January 19, 2005 
|405,000                          | $3.00          | June 2, 2005     
|25,000                           | $3.75          | July 3, 2005     
|                                 |                |                  
|1,318,498                        |                |                  
|                                 |                |                  



Warrants



|Number of common shares Issuable | Exercise Price | Date of Expiry   
|-------------------------------- | -------------- | -----------------
|                                 |                |                  
|133,333                          | $1.25          | February 1, 2001 
|330,000                          | $0.80          | March 17, 2001   
|133,333                          | $1.25          | February 2, 2002 
|50,000                           | $4.00          | June 16, 2002    
|133,334                          | $1.25          | February 25, 2003
|                                 |                |                  
|780,000                          |                |                  
|                                 |                |                  



800,000 shares are being held in escrow, subject
to release provisions as follows: one-third (1/3) of the securities are
            
             
to be released on each of the first, second and third anniversaries of the completion
of the reverse take-over of
              
            Imagis Cascade.

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Iain Drummond
Sandra Buschau
Fred Clarke
Rory Godinho
Robert Gordon
Altaf Nazerali
Oliver "Buck" Revell

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- We started the installation of the $1.8 million order from Alameda County in
California.  When fully installed early next year, this will be the largest
digital imaging system on the west coast.
- North Vancouver RCMP achieved dramatic success with our ID-2000 Facial
Recognition software, identifying not only an offender who refused to give his
name, but also finding multiple entries for him in their CABS database, due
to his operating under a number of aliases.  They then achieved further success
on at least three occasions by identifying offenders from the use of ID-2000 to
encode drawings produced from witness discriptions.

Our core ID-2000 facial recognition technology, provided until now as a self-
contained product, was released as a Software Development Kit, or SDK.  This adds
substantially to the value of our product line, by enabling our business partners
to integrate facial recognition right inside their own applications, rather than use
our products alongside their own.

A key development has been the enormous success that the North Vancouver RCMP
have achieved with ID-2000.  This gives us an invaluable reference on which we can
now capitalize, and has been reinforced by additional success at Pearson Internation
Airport in Toronto, where ID-2000 has successfully identified drug smugglers.
With remarkably few examples within the industry of facial recognition achieving
success, we are now in the process of broadcasting this to the world at large.

GATEWAY CASINOS INSTALLS IMAGIS' CASINO-ID

On July 19, 2000, the Company announced the official launch and installation
of CASINO-ID and its biometric Facial Recognition Software at all three of Gateway
Casinos' locations in the greater Vancouver area.  The installation will allow
integration between all Gateway locations with the capability to connect and share
database information and photography. CASINO-ID was designed to allow any casino
or gaming establishment to utilize biometric technology to capture images using
existing surveillance cameras, and then create suspect databases and compare images
based on facial features.  It also allows for the security and surveillance
personnel to track suspicious behaviour, collect data and photo information, and
share information digitally with security personnel, other locations and other
facilities.

SOMERSET FINANCIAL GROUP RETAINED AS FINANCIAL ADVISOR

On July 31, 2000, Imagis reported that it has retained Somerset Financial
Group of New York as its non-exclusive U.S. financial advisor.  Somerset will
assist Imagis in pursuing its business plan, provide banking advisory services
and review of any potential business combinations, joint ventures, financing or
other capital market needs of Imagis.  The term of the agreement is for six months,
which may be extended by mutual consent of the parties.  Imagis has paid Somerset
a fee of US$10,000 and has agreed to issue 50,000 warrants, exercisable at Cdn$4.00
for a period of two years.

Further to the release on July 31, on September 19, 2000, Imagis reported that
it has received regulatory approval regarding the Fiscal Agency Agreement.  50,000
warrants were issued to Somerset, exercisable at Cdn$4.00 for a period of two years
ending on June 16, 2002.

RED DEER RCMP PURCHASE CABSTM

On August 17, 2000, Imagis announced that the Red Deer detachment of the Royal
Canadian Mounted Police have purchased Imagis' Computerized Arrest and Booking
System (CABSTM).   Project highlights include the set-up of a CABSTM
Server License operating on the RCMP's country-wide ROSS LAN.  Booking stations
will be set-up in both the booking area and the Remand Center, resulting in
maximum efficiency for offender processing.  Future phases of  the project will
include the connection of the Red Deer detachment to other RCMP users in  Alberta,
including Edmonton, Fort McMurray and Sherwood Park.

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- On October 11, 2000, Imagis announced that a new suite of gaming products for the security and surveillance markets will be demonstrated at the upcoming World Gaming Congress, October 18, with Imagis business partner, Laser Barcode
Solutions of Las Vegas, Nevada.  Gaming-IDTM is a sophisticated suite of biometric solutions designed to meet the unique needs of casinos.  The suite includes biometric facial recognition, data and imaging, regional data sharing and investigation
applications.



- On October 12, 2000, Imagis announced an agreement, with Paris-based Bull Information Systems Ltd. ("Bull"), to market Imagis' products in the U.K.  Bull has chosen ID-2000TM Facial Recognition technology as the
basis for a number of biometric offerings to the criminal justice market.  In addition, Bull will market Imagis' flagship criminal database application CABSTM, as the Bull Nominal Biometrics and Imaging solution (NBI).  This will become part of
Bull's leading suite of criminal justice products.



The Bull NBI solution is an image-oriented criminal information system that will offer U.K. police forces new capabilities to solve crimes.  The NBI suite includes Crime File, Crime & Criminal Information System, STORM Command and
Control System, Cell Management, Pol.Net intelligence systems and others.



- On October 17, 2000, Imagis announced that the Company and The Abbey Group of Incline Village, Nevada will integrate their software to supply Nevada County, California with a complete law enforcement suite.



Imagis' flagship criminal database application, CABSTM, will be integrated with Abbey's Jail Corrections Management System, JCMS.  The integration will allow the County to book, track and manage all arrestees within the County.
The system will be networked using Imagis' Regional Data Sharing, which will allow all agencies including the county jails, sheriff's office, police departments and the County Attorney's office to share information.  Nevada County is currently evaluation
ID-2000TM facial recognition software that will allow the rapid matching or arrestee images in local or regional databases using only facial images as the search criteria.