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1 Section 1: Construction Update

Construction Update September 6, 2019

Construction update: Other activities: • Completed site inspections • Coastal GasLink is hosting with OGC and EAO with 100% community open houses and job compliance. fairs between September and • Right-of-way clearing commenced October 2019. Section 1 open houses on September 3. are being held as follows: • Chetwynd Workforce • September 17 – Dawson Creek, Accommodation occupancy is George Dawson Inn expected May 2020. • September 18 – Chetwynd, • Continue to progress permits and Chetwynd Recreation Centre approvals for other site preparation activities.

Section 1 Location: East of Dawson Creek to South of Chetwynd Length: 92 kilometres Prime Contractor: Surerus Murphy Joint Venture

Workforce Accommodations: One Workforce Highway 97 Accommodation – Chetwynd Chetwynd

Project Right of Way (Section 1) Workforce Accommodation Site Laydown Area Stockpile Site

Highway 52

Highway 29

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About the Project The Coastal GasLink Project is a 670-kilometre provincially regulated pipeline that will safely deliver natural gas from the eastern part of B.C. near Dawson Creek to the LNG Canada facility in , B.C. The project is designed to meet some of the strictest environmental and safety standards in the world.

Fort St. John Proposed Coastal GasLink Metering Facility Taylor Proposed Coastal GasLink Compression & Metering Facility Hudson’s Hope Potential Future Coastal GasLink Compression Facilities (TBD) Dawson Creek LNG Canada Facility (3rd party) Chetwynd 1 97

Mackenzie Section 2 37 29 2 ALASKA 16

Smithers Telkwa

Terrace 16 3 Prince Rupert Fort St. James 37 Houston Burns Lake 27 Kitimat 7 4 8 6 5 Fraser Lake Prince George Vanderhoof 16

97

Construction activities overview (subject to change)

2019–2020: Site preparation 2020–2022: Mainline construction 2022–2023: Post-construction • Improve access / upgrade roads • Clearing, grading, and removal of • Clean up, land restoration and • Establish workforce topsoil reclamation of right-of-way accommodation sites • Excavation of trenches and • Anticipated in service (2023) • Land clearing placement of pipe next to trench • Site preparation for pipe (stringing) laydown areas • Welding, inspection and coating • Pipe arrives at laydown areas • Lowering-in and completion of final welds • Back-fill and cover • Pressure-testing for safe operation

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1.855.633.2011 (toll free) facebook.com/coastalgaslink CoastalGasLink.com twitter.com/coastalgaslink 2 Section 2: Construction Update

Construction Update September 6, 2019

Construction update: Other activities: • Completed site inspections • Coastal GasLink is hosting with OGC and EAO with 100% community open houses and job compliance. fairs between September and • Right-of-way clearing to commence October 2019 in communities on September 9. along the right-of-way. The event • Establishment of Sukunka River taking place closest to Section 2 workforce accommodation communities is as follows: continues. First occupancy is • September 18 - Chetwynd, expected October 2019. Chetwynd Recreation Centre • Headwall Workforce Accommodation first occupancy is expected July 2020.

Section 2 Location: South of Chetwynd to West of West Bear Lake Length: 48 kilometres Prime Contractor: Surerus Murphy Joint Venture BURNT RIVER Workforce Accommodations: Two Workforce Accommodations – Headwall, Sukunka River

Project Right of Way (Section 2) Highway 29 Workforce Accommodation Site Laydown Area Stockpile Site SUKUNKA RIVER

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About the Project The Coastal GasLink Project is a 670-kilometre provincially regulated pipeline that will safely deliver natural gas from the eastern part of B.C. near Dawson Creek to the LNG Canada facility in Kitimat, B.C. The project is designed to meet some of the strictest environmental and safety standards in the world.

Fort St. John Proposed Coastal GasLink Metering Facility Taylor Proposed Coastal GasLink Compression & Metering Facility Hudson’s Hope Potential Future Coastal GasLink Compression Facilities (TBD) Dawson Creek LNG Canada Facility (3rd party) Chetwynd 1 97

Mackenzie Section 2 37 29 2 Tumbler Ridge ALASKA 16

Smithers BRITISH COLUMBIA Telkwa

Terrace 16 3 ALBERTA Prince Rupert Fort St. James 37 Houston Burns Lake 27 Kitimat 7 4 8 6 5 Fraser Lake Prince George Vanderhoof 16

97

Construction activities overview (subject to change)

2019–2020: Site preparation 2020–2022: Mainline construction 2022–2023: Post-construction • Improve access / upgrade roads • Clearing, grading, and removal of • Clean up, land restoration and • Establish workforce topsoil reclamation of right-of-way accommodation sites • Excavation of trenches and • Anticipated in service (2023) • Land clearing placement of pipe next to trench • Site preparation for pipe (stringing) laydown areas • Welding, inspection and coating • Pipe arrives at laydown areas • Lowering-in and completion of final welds • Back-fill and cover • Pressure-testing for safe operation

We’d like to hear from you If you have any questions or comments about the project, please reach out.

1.855.633.2011 (toll free) facebook.com/coastalgaslink CoastalGasLink.com twitter.com/coastalgaslink 3 Section 3: Construction Update

Construction Update September 6, 2019

Construction update: Other activities: • No construction activities at this • Coastal GasLink is hosting time. community open houses and job • Continue to progress permits fairs between September and and approvals for priority access, October 2019. Section 3 open houses ancillary, and right-of-way clearing. are being held as follows: Right-of-way clearing pending • October 16 – Prince George, receipt of permits. Ramada Plaza • Completed access road and site development for permitted areas. • Parsnip Workforce Accommodation complete and currently housing 187 workers.

Section 3 Location: West of Macleod Lake to Northeast of Prince George McLeod Length: 104 kilometres Lake

Prime Contractor: SA Energy Group Highway 97 Workforce Accommodations: One Workforce Accommodation – Parsnip

Project Right of Way (Section 3) Workforce Accommodation Site Laydown Area Stockpile Site

Bear Lake

Base map source © Mapbox, © OpenStreetMap Project Overview

About the Project The Coastal GasLink Project is a 670-kilometre provincially regulated pipeline that will safely deliver natural gas from the eastern part of B.C. near Dawson Creek to the LNG Canada facility in Kitimat, B.C. The project is designed to meet some of the strictest environmental and safety standards in the world.

Fort St. John Proposed Coastal GasLink Metering Facility Taylor Proposed Coastal GasLink Compression & Metering Facility Hudson’s Hope Potential Future Coastal GasLink Compression Facilities (TBD) Dawson Creek LNG Canada Facility (3rd party) Chetwynd 1 97

Mackenzie Section 2 37 29 2 Tumbler Ridge ALASKA 16

Smithers BRITISH COLUMBIA Telkwa

Terrace 16 3 ALBERTA Prince Rupert Fort St. James 37 Houston Burns Lake 27 Kitimat 7 4 8 6 5 Fraser Lake Prince George Vanderhoof 16

97

Construction activities overview (subject to change)

2019–2020: Site preparation 2020–2022: Mainline construction 2022–2023: Post-construction • Improve access / upgrade roads • Clearing, grading, and removal of • Clean up, land restoration and • Establish workforce topsoil reclamation of right-of-way accommodation sites • Excavation of trenches and • Anticipated in service (2023) • Land clearing placement of pipe next to trench • Site preparation for pipe (stringing) laydown areas • Welding, inspection and coating • Pipe arrives at laydown areas • Lowering-in and completion of final welds • Back-fill and cover • Pressure-testing for safe operation

We’d like to hear from you If you have any questions or comments about the project, please reach out.

1.855.633.2011 (toll free) facebook.com/coastalgaslink CoastalGasLink.com twitter.com/coastalgaslink 4 Section 4: Construction Update

Construction Update September 6, 2019

Construction update: Other activities: • No construction activities at this • Coastal GasLink is hosting time. community open houses and job • Continue to progress permits and fairs between September and approvals for right-of-way clearing. October 2019. Section 4 open houses • Right-of-way clearing anticipated to are being held as follows: commence week of September 16. • October 17 – Vanderhoof, • Access road and site development Community Event Centre completed for permitted areas. • Vanderhoof Workforce Accommodation first occupancy is expected in January 2020.

Highway 27

Bear Lake

Fort St James

Section 4 Location: Northeast of Prince George to North of Vanderhoof Length: 93 kilometres Prime Contractor: SA Energy Group Workforce Accommodations: One Workforce Accommodation - Vanderhoof

Project Right of Way (Section 4) Nukko Workforce Accommodation Site Lake Laydown Area Highway 16 Stockpile Site

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About the Project The Coastal GasLink Project is a 670-kilometre provincially regulated pipeline that will safely deliver natural gas from the eastern part of B.C. near Dawson Creek to the LNG Canada facility in Kitimat, B.C. The project is designed to meet some of the strictest environmental and safety standards in the world.

Fort St. John Proposed Coastal GasLink Metering Facility Taylor Proposed Coastal GasLink Compression & Metering Facility Hudson’s Hope Potential Future Coastal GasLink Compression Facilities (TBD) Dawson Creek LNG Canada Facility (3rd party) Chetwynd 1 97

Mackenzie Section 2 37 29 2 Tumbler Ridge ALASKA 16

Smithers BRITISH COLUMBIA Telkwa

Terrace 16 3 ALBERTA Prince Rupert Fort St. James 37 Houston Burns Lake 27 Kitimat 7 4 8 6 5 Fraser Lake Prince George Vanderhoof 16

97

Construction activities overview (subject to change)

2019–2020: Site preparation 2020–2022: Mainline construction 2022–2023: Post-construction • Improve access / upgrade roads • Clearing, grading, and removal of • Clean up, land restoration and • Establish workforce topsoil reclamation of right-of-way accommodation sites • Excavation of trenches and • Anticipated in service (2023) • Land clearing placement of pipe next to trench • Site preparation for pipe (stringing) laydown areas • Welding, inspection and coating • Pipe arrives at laydown areas • Lowering-in and completion of final welds • Back-fill and cover • Pressure-testing for safe operation

We’d like to hear from you If you have any questions or comments about the project, please reach out.

1.855.633.2011 (toll free) facebook.com/coastalgaslink CoastalGasLink.com twitter.com/coastalgaslink 5 Section 5: Construction Update

Construction Update September 6, 2019

Construction update: Other activities: • Ongoing access, grubbing, and • Coastal GasLink is hosting grading. community open houses and job • Ongoing clearing and site fairs between September and preparation at Lejac Workforce October 2019. Section 5 open houses Accommodation site. are being held as follows: • Lejac Workforce Accommodation • October 29 – Fraser Lake, Fraser first occupancy is expected October Lake Recreation Complex 2019.

Section 5 Location: North of Vanderhoof to South of Burns Lake Highway 27 Length: 82 kilometres Prime Contractor: Macro Spiecapag Joint Venture (MSJV) Workforce Accommodations: One Workforce Accommodation - Lejac

Project Right of Way (Section 5) Workforce Accommodation Site Laydown Area Stockpile Site

Endako

Fort Fraser Fraser Lake Highway 16

Base map source © Mapbox, © OpenStreetMap Project Overview

About the Project The Coastal GasLink Project is a 670-kilometre provincially regulated pipeline that will safely deliver natural gas from the eastern part of B.C. near Dawson Creek to the LNG Canada facility in Kitimat, B.C. The project is designed to meet some of the strictest environmental and safety standards in the world.

Fort St. John Proposed Coastal GasLink Metering Facility Taylor Proposed Coastal GasLink Compression & Metering Facility Hudson’s Hope Potential Future Coastal GasLink Compression Facilities (TBD) Dawson Creek LNG Canada Facility (3rd party) Chetwynd 1 97

Mackenzie Section 2 37 29 2 Tumbler Ridge ALASKA 16

Smithers BRITISH COLUMBIA Telkwa

Terrace 16 3 ALBERTA Prince Rupert Fort St. James 37 Houston Burns Lake 27 Kitimat 7 4 8 6 5 Fraser Lake Prince George Vanderhoof 16

97

Construction activities overview (subject to change)

2019–2020: Site preparation 2020–2022: Mainline construction 2022–2023: Post-construction • Improve access / upgrade roads • Clearing, grading, and removal of • Clean up, land restoration and • Establish workforce topsoil reclamation of right-of-way accommodation sites • Excavation of trenches and • Anticipated in service (2023) • Land clearing placement of pipe next to trench • Site preparation for pipe (stringing) laydown areas • Welding, inspection and coating • Pipe arrives at laydown areas • Lowering-in and completion of final welds • Back-fill and cover • Pressure-testing for safe operation

We’d like to hear from you If you have any questions or comments about the project, please reach out.

1.855.633.2011 (toll free) facebook.com/coastalgaslink CoastalGasLink.com twitter.com/coastalgaslink 6 Section 6: Construction Update

Construction Update September 6, 2019

Construction update: Other activities: • No construction activities at this • Coastal GasLink is hosting time. community open houses and job • Environmental field studies for pre- fairs between September and construction ongoing. October 2019. Section 6 open houses • Continued preparation for pre- are being held as follows: construction activities, including • October 24 – Burns Lake, Burns finalizing permits and approvals. Lake Heritage Centre • Site preparation of 7 Mile Road Workforce Accommodation is planned to start at the end of September 2019, along with associated minor road maintenance pending final permits. • Occupancy of the 7 Mile Road site is expected January 2020.

Highway 16

Houston

Section 6 Highway 16 Location: South of Burns Lake to South of Houston Project Right of Way (Section 6) Length: 80 kilometres Workforce Accommodation Site Prime Contractor: Pacific Atlantic Pipeline Laydown Area Construction Inc. (PAPC) Stockpile Site Workforce Accommodations: One Workforce Burns Lake Accommodation – 7 Mile Road

Highway 35

Base map source © Mapbox, © OpenStreetMap Project Overview

About the Project The Coastal GasLink Project is a 670-kilometre provincially regulated pipeline that will safely deliver natural gas from the eastern part of B.C. near Dawson Creek to the LNG Canada facility in Kitimat, B.C. The project is designed to meet some of the strictest environmental and safety standards in the world.

Fort St. John Proposed Coastal GasLink Metering Facility Taylor Proposed Coastal GasLink Compression & Metering Facility Hudson’s Hope Potential Future Coastal GasLink Compression Facilities (TBD) Dawson Creek LNG Canada Facility (3rd party) Chetwynd 1 97

Mackenzie Section 2 37 29 2 Tumbler Ridge ALASKA 16

Smithers BRITISH COLUMBIA Telkwa

Terrace 16 3 ALBERTA Prince Rupert Fort St. James 37 Houston Burns Lake 27 Kitimat 7 4 8 6 5 Fraser Lake Prince George Vanderhoof 16

97

Construction activities overview (subject to change)

2019–2020: Site preparation 2020–2022: Mainline construction 2022–2023: Post-construction • Improve access / upgrade roads • Clearing, grading, and removal of • Clean up, land restoration and • Establish workforce topsoil reclamation of right-of-way accommodation sites • Excavation of trenches and • Anticipated in service (2023) • Land clearing placement of pipe next to trench • Site preparation for pipe (stringing) laydown areas • Welding, inspection and coating • Pipe arrives at laydown areas • Lowering-in and completion of final welds • Back-fill and cover • Pressure-testing for safe operation

We’d like to hear from you If you have any questions or comments about the project, please reach out.

1.855.633.2011 (toll free) facebook.com/coastalgaslink CoastalGasLink.com twitter.com/coastalgaslink 7 Section 7: Construction Update

Construction Update September 6, 2019

Construction update: Other activities: • No construction activities at this • Coastal GasLink is hosting time. community open houses and job • Environmental field studies for pre- fairs between September and construction ongoing. October 2019. Section 7 open houses • Continued preparation for pre- are being held as follows: construction activities, including • October 23 – Houston, Houston finalizing permits and approvals. Leisure Centre • Site preparation of Huckleberry Workforce Accommodation and associated roads is scheduled to start end of September 2019, pending final permits. • First occupancy of the Huckleberry site is expected July 2020.

Highway 16 Section 7 Location: South of Houston to South of Hazelton Length: 83 kilometres Houston Prime Contractor: Pacific Atlantic Pipeline Construction Inc. (PAPC) Workforce Accommodations: One Workforce Accommodation – Huckleberry

Project Right of Way (Section 7) Workforce Accommodation Site Laydown Area Stockpile Site

Base map source © Mapbox, © OpenStreetMap Project Overview

About the Project The Coastal GasLink Project is a 670-kilometre provincially regulated pipeline that will safely deliver natural gas from the eastern part of B.C. near Dawson Creek to the LNG Canada facility in Kitimat, B.C. The project is designed to meet some of the strictest environmental and safety standards in the world.

Fort St. John Proposed Coastal GasLink Metering Facility Taylor Proposed Coastal GasLink Compression & Metering Facility Hudson’s Hope Potential Future Coastal GasLink Compression Facilities (TBD) Dawson Creek LNG Canada Facility (3rd party) Chetwynd 1 97

Mackenzie Section 2 37 29 2 Tumbler Ridge ALASKA 16

Smithers BRITISH COLUMBIA Telkwa

Terrace 16 3 ALBERTA Prince Rupert Fort St. James 37 Houston Burns Lake 27 Kitimat 7 4 8 6 5 Fraser Lake Prince George Vanderhoof 16

97

Construction activities overview (subject to change)

2019–2020: Site preparation 2020–2022: Mainline construction 2022–2023: Post-construction • Improve access / upgrade roads • Clearing, grading, and removal of • Clean up, land restoration and • Establish workforce topsoil reclamation of right-of-way accommodation sites • Excavation of trenches and • Anticipated in service (2023) • Land clearing placement of pipe next to trench • Site preparation for pipe (stringing) laydown areas • Welding, inspection and coating • Pipe arrives at laydown areas • Lowering-in and completion of final welds • Back-fill and cover • Pressure-testing for safe operation

We’d like to hear from you If you have any questions or comments about the project, please reach out.

1.855.633.2011 (toll free) facebook.com/coastalgaslink CoastalGasLink.com twitter.com/coastalgaslink 8 Section 8: Construction Update

Construction Update September 6, 2019 Construction update: • From near the Kitimat Meter • Main 9A site occupancy began • Ongoing cable crane foundation site Station through the east end of July 2019, and currently houses 75 preparation work. the route through the Coastal workers. • Ongoing fence setup at Kitimat Mountains (approx. 41 kilometres • Pioneer 2 site first occupancy is Meter Station. east of Kitimat). expected January 2020. • Topographic survey and grass • From the eastern end of Section • Icy Pass 1 site first occupancy is seeding complete at Workforce 8 (approx. 16 kilometres north expected in Spring 2020. Accommodation Site 9A. of Morice Lake) working west to • Icy Pass 2 site first occupancy is • Ongoing access, grubbing, and the east end of Coastal GasLink’s expected in Spring 2020. route through the Coastal grading, with blasting as required. Other activities: • Controlled blasting will commence Mountains. • Coastal GasLink is hosting September 9 along the project right- Workforce accommodation sites: of-way approximately six kilometres community open houses and job east of Kitimat, as well as 34 Five workforce accommodation sites fairs between September and kilometres east of Kitimat on North are being established to safely house October 2019. Section 8 open houses Kitimat Road. No impact to public workers in Section 8: are being held as follows: traffic is anticipated. • Sitka Lodge is fully operational and • October 1 – Kitimat, Riverlodge • Controlled blasting activities currently houses 290 workers. Recreation Centre continue along the project right-of- • Hunter Creek site was completed in • October 2 – Terrace, Terrace way in Section 8: December 2018 and currently houses Sportsplex 58 workers.

Section 8 Location: South of Hazelton to Kitimat Length: 84 kilometres Prime Contractor: Macro Spiecapag Joint Venture (MSJV) Workforce Accommodations: Six Workforce Accommodations – Sitka Lodge, Hunter Creek, Icy Pass 1, Icy Pass 2, Pioneer 2, Main 9A

Project Right of Way (Section 8) Workforce Accommodation Site Laydown Area Stockpile Site

Highway 37 Kitimat

Base map source © Mapbox, © OpenStreetMap Project Overview

About the Project The Coastal GasLink Project is a 670-kilometre provincially regulated pipeline that will safely deliver natural gas from the eastern part of B.C. near Dawson Creek to the LNG Canada facility in Kitimat, B.C. The project is designed to meet some of the strictest environmental and safety standards in the world.

Fort St. John Proposed Coastal GasLink Metering Facility Taylor Proposed Coastal GasLink Compression & Metering Facility Hudson’s Hope Potential Future Coastal GasLink Compression Facilities (TBD) Dawson Creek LNG Canada Facility (3rd party) Chetwynd 1 97

Mackenzie Section 2 37 29 2 Tumbler Ridge ALASKA 16

Smithers BRITISH COLUMBIA Telkwa

Terrace 16 3 ALBERTA Prince Rupert Fort St. James 37 Houston Burns Lake 27 Kitimat 7 4 8 6 5 Fraser Lake Prince George Vanderhoof 16

97

Construction activities overview (subject to change)

2019–2020: Site preparation 2020–2022: Mainline construction 2022–2023: Post-construction • Improve access / upgrade roads • Clearing, grading, and removal of • Clean up, land restoration and • Establish workforce topsoil reclamation of right-of-way accommodation sites • Excavation of trenches and • Anticipated in service (2023) • Land clearing placement of pipe next to trench • Site preparation for pipe (stringing) laydown areas • Welding, inspection and coating • Pipe arrives at laydown areas • Lowering-in and completion of final welds • Back-fill and cover • Pressure-testing for safe operation

We’d like to hear from you If you have any questions or comments about the project, please reach out.

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