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SAMSON CREE NATION MATRIX SOLUTIONS INC. PARTNERSHIP ABORIGINAL CONSTRUCTION MONITORING WEEKLY REPORT SPREAD 2 SEPTEMBER 4 TH - SEPTEMBER 8 T H Suite 600, 214-11 Ave. SW Calgary, AB, Canada T2R 0K1 T 403.237.0606 F 403.263.2493 www.matrix-solutions.com

1. PURPOSE OF THIS REPORT The report is a weekly summary of the daily reports submitted by the Aboriginal Monitors that are working on spread two. The social and cultural findings have been tabulated with locations and mitigation measures below. A summary of the construction activities has been summarized for September 4 th September 8 th 2018. 2 Matrix Solutions Inc.

Field Observation Social and Cultural Features # of occurrences Description and Mitigation Measures Mitigation Status Further Action Required (Yes/No) Traditional Use Area (hunting, fishing, gathering, trapping) Rock Formations (rocks of significance, tipi rings, etc.) Artifacts Bones Potential Gravesites. Field Observation Medicinal or Cultural Plants Environmental Features # of occurrences Description and Mitigation Measures Mitigation Status Further Action Required (Yes/No) Aquatic Life Animal Observations or Burrows Bird Nests Trees (Red Willow) 3 Matrix Solutions Inc.

Wetlands Watercourse Crossing Yes 4 Matrix Solutions Inc.

Additional Observations and Summary of Activities or Concerns Attended daily safety meetings and discussed daily scopes each morning with the Contractor Liaison Dean Pooyak, and/or the Senior Construction monitor Drayton Kasokeo. Weekly activities included spot-checking km 158, 159, 165, 166, 170, 173, 176, 178, 179,180,183,193,215,216,222 224, 236,253-255,263-266; and shoofly 93,97,101-103, 106,107,109,112,120,135,136,139,141-143,151,161,162, On September 4, the daily safety theme was congestion on the ROW. The weather forecast was windy. At SF 151, crews were stripping topsoil from km 263 to 266. An access approach was being constructed on the west side of the road. Geo tec was on the shoulder of the road and the crew was bulking it for seconds. A tractor was pulling a mower crossed to the east side of ROW, so that crews could continue to work At SF 142, goal posts were set up above the ground (Sasktel power line at km 223+700). Topsoil was stripped from beneath the power line to have the seconds to build the access approach. At SF 141, topsoil was being stripped. A John Deere tractor was pulling a pro-till discer. Additionally, the ROW was scanned by the monitors but nothing was found. At km 222+574, a fence was constructed with barbwire to create extra workspace. At SF 162, one dozer and one track hoe were stripping topsoil. All North survey was onsite. At km 255+000, crews were installing screw piles for the bridge and another crew was offloading the screw piles on the opposite side of the bridge. At km 254+850, the access ramp was completed. At km 255+350, the excavator was moving dirt around the spill pile at Native Prairie. At km 254+900, workers were laying geo tec and prepping for bridge construction. September 5, the safety theme was mental health awareness. Weather forecast was sunny. At SF 142, topsoil was being stripped and a cleaning station was being constructed. The hydro vac moved in to daylight the existing lines. Geo tec was laid over Sasktel lines. Wing walls were set up and swamp mats were being placed on the ground. An access ramp was built over the Sasktel Energy line crossing at km 223+598. Hydro vac was day lighting the NAL Resource line crossing at km 223+561. At SF 151, excavator and dozer were building the access ramp, and dirt was being hauled in. At SF 139, Eagle Creek was scanned. The monitors looked through the spill piles. An excavator was stripping the ROW at km 222+648. At SF 143, dozer and excavator were stripping the topsoil. The crew had the goal post set up above Sasktel power line before the excavator and dozer started to work. Soil was being stripped to build the access approach. At SF 162, crews were working on screw piles. At km 255+175, welding and cutting of pipes were observed. At km 236+740, access crew was prepping ramp at drainage SK-WC16. September 6, the daily safety theme was watch out for farmers and equipment. The weather forecast was sunny. At SF 141, soil was being stripped and the area was scanned for artifacts. Seconds were stripped and the dozer started grading at km 222+390. Excavator was moving pipes at this location. At SF 142, hydrovac was daylighting; additionally, access ramps were completed. At SF 143, access crew were 5 Matrix Solutions Inc.

ramping the approach. At SF 151, access crew completed ramp for drainage, and a dozer and track hoe were moving dirt. At km 236+650, track hoe was working on ROW. At km 236+800, two excavators were moving dirt and stripping ROW. At SF 162, screw piles were being pounded for bridge access at the creek. September 7, the safety theme was green hands and driving on grid roads. Also, always sign on the crew s field level hazards assessment, to find out the hazards and how to mitigate them before entering an area. The weather forecast was windy. At SF 101, picker was loading augers. Medcor was on location at SF 107; additionally, three booms were working. The boring crew was monitored at SF 109, and stringing crew was stringing pipe at km 180+100. At SF 112, crews were loading augers and breaking down booms. Crews were crossing equipment at SF 120. Three dozers were pushing topsoil at SF 136. At SF 141, crews were building the access ramp over the rare plant area (km 222+670). Pipe was laid in the low area for water to continue to flow. Wing walls were constructed for the ramp. Once the ramp was completed, an excavator started stripping soil at the top of the hill. Access ramps were completed at SF 142; and, dozers and excavators were pushing dirt. At SF 143, crews were crossing equipment. Access ramp for drainage was completed at SF 151. At SF 161, the access bridge was being constructed at the creek. Drayton volunteered at the Enbridge community BBQ at the end of the day. On September 8, the safety theme was reviewing the ERP. The weather forecast was sunny with wind. At SF 93, the bending crew was at work. A fuel truck came by to fuel equipment and the mechanic was onsite working on a boom. At SF 97, crews were working on the aqua dam. They were setting up a retaining wall. Four dam bags were set and filled (water pumps set up). At SF 101, crews started to spray soil piles. A tank truck was spraying water with a water cannon. An excavator with a spray bar was spraying to stop the piles from blowing away in the wind. At SF 106, the track bore crew were welding on the third casing and auger for the bore. An excavator was digging at the disconnect bore bay on the North side. The location of these features was documented and photos were collected (see below). No additional cultural or environmental features were observed within the scanned areas. 6 Matrix Solutions Inc.

Photos of Sites Visited & Topics Discussed This Week Heritge area, bridge prep km 254+900 Sept 4, 2018 Bobcat stringing out screw piles km 255+000 Sept 4, 2018 Looking for artifacts - Km 255+ 230 Sept 4, 2018 Offloading screw piles km 255+ 350 Sept 4, 2018 Soil stripping - SF 151 Sept 4, 2018 ROW tilled and stripped Km 222+580 Sept 4, 2018 7 Matrix Solutions Inc.

Dozer building access ramp for drainage km 236+700 Sept 5, 2018 Crew laying geo tec km 255+100 Sept 5, 2018 SaskTel Ramp being constructed Sep 5, 2018 Topsoil being stripped km 222+648 Sept 5, 2018 Installing screw piles - km 255+175 Sept 5, 2018 Ramp installation km 236+740 Sept 5, 2018 8 Matrix Solutions Inc.

Excavator stripping soil km 236+800 Sept 6, 2018 Excavators working on ROW km 236+478 Sept 6, 2018 Seconds being stripped - km 222+650 Sept 6, 2018 Grading in Heritage Area km 222+300 Sept 6, 2018 Equipment moving dirt - km 236+650 Sept 6, 2018 Ramps are built - km 223+675 Sept 6, 2018 9 Matrix Solutions Inc.

Equipment SF 101 Sept 7, 2018 Flaggers were used to move equipment SF 126 Sept 7, 2018 Breaking down boom km 183+420 Sept 7, 2018 Equipment crossing - km 193+775 Sept 7, 2018 Access ramp and crew grading ROW on Sept 7, 2018 Stripping topsoil km 222+800 Sept 7, 2018 10 Matrix Solutions Inc.

Excavator filling tank SF 102 Sept 8, 2018 Excavator digging bore bay km 176+364 Sept 8, 2018 Bending Crew - km 158+270 Sept 8, 2018 Building Aqua dam - km 165+300 Sept 8, 2018 11 Matrix Solutions Inc.

APPROVALS Drayton Kasokeo Senior Construction Monitor September 13, 2018 Date Daniel Tober Senior Environmental Scientist September 13, 2018 Date 12 Matrix Solutions Inc.