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DEL Canada GP Ltd. Acquired Wells and Facilities - Canadian Oil & Gas International Inc. Property Tax Allocation Summary Settlement Paid by ATB, Oct. Penalties and Payment County 17 2018 2018 Paid Arrears incl.2018 pen Outstanding Paid By City of COLD LAKE $ 3,420.17 $ 1,910.38 $ 1,910.38 $ 2,836.32 $ - COGI City of Red Deer $ 36,622.88 $ 8,675.59 $ 8,675.59 $ - $ - Clear Hills County $ 9,879.79 $ 4,550.65 $ 4,550.65 $ 1,817.77 $ - COGI Clearwater County $ 8,746.38 $ 4,504.97 $ - $ 6,005.18 $ - COGI County of Paintearth $ 90,032.65 $ 35,902.86 $ 34,934.99 $ - $ 1,854.80 $ - COGI County of Stettler $ 448,746.45 $ 130,849.94 $ - $ 397,472.87 Kneehill County $ 239,554.98 $ 71,187.27 $ - $ 264,403.89 Lacombe County $ 267,312.05 $ 97,845.06 $ 97,361.42 $ 116,602.53 M.D. of Bonnyville No. 87 $ 413,400.29 $ 102,187.01 $ - $ 170,102.31 M.D. of Greenview No. 16 $ 16,166.59 $ 7,095.82 $ 6,477.26 $ 129,855.85 Red Deer County $ 576,883.79 $ 222,095.76 $ 194,781.74 $ 251,032.10 Saddle Hills County $ 27,865.76 $ 8,556.63 $ 8,556.63 $ - $ - $ - Special Areas Board $ 40,547.69 $ 11,032.42 $ - $ 2,313.48 Total DEL Counties $ 2,179,179.47 $ 706,394.36 $ 357,248.66 $ 1,331,783.03 $ 12,514.07 $ - Disclaimed Wells Paid by ATB, Oct. Penalties and County 17 2018 Arrears City of COLD LAKE City of Red Deer Clear Hills County Clearwater County County of Paintearth $ 4,359.79 $ 1,986.60 $ 1,986.60 $ - County of Stettler $ 68,094.10 $ 28,327.19 $ 39,606.96 Kneehill County $ 8,637.80 $ 1,775.92 $ - $ 15,579.51 Lacombe County M.D. of Bonnyville No. 87 $ 23,741.36 $ 17,650.04 $ 43,336.52 M.D. of Greenview No. 16 $ 3,124.40 $ 3,886.95 Red Deer County $ 27,880.23 $ 23,152.05 $ 40,281.34 Saddle Hills County $ 1,634.57 $ 2,094.65 Special Areas Board Total Disclaimed Wells $ 134,347.85 $ 78,110.85 $ 142,691.28 Mr. Plester Mr. McCabe SCHEDULE A DEL Canada GP Ltd. Acquired Wells and Facilities - Canadian Oil & Gas International Inc. Working interest License Well County Field Status (unconfirmed) Producing Wells 0271745 102/02-18-086-12W6/0 Clear Hills County BOUNDARY LAKE SOUTH Pumping 78.00% 0066787 100/06-26-023-13W4/0 Special Areas Board CESSFORD Flowing 80.00% 0028934 100/12-07-063-02W4/0 City of COLD LAKE COLD LAKE Flowing 100.00% 0030715 100/09-07-063-02W4/0 City of COLD LAKE COLD LAKE Flowing 100.00% 0030716 100/06-18-063-02W4/0 City of COLD LAKE COLD LAKE Flowing 100.00% 0076952 100/06-34-060-03W4/0 M.D. of Bonnyville No. 87 COLD LAKE (CHARLOTTE LAKE) Flowing 50.00% 0082803 100/07-19-060-03W4/0 M.D. of Bonnyville No. 87 COLD LAKE (CHARLOTTE LAKE) Flowing 50.00% 0101390 100/10-14-060-04W4/0 M.D. of Bonnyville No. 87 COLD LAKE (CHARLOTTE LAKE) Flowing 95.00% 0138652 100/05-18-061-03W4/0 M.D. of Bonnyville No. 87 COLD LAKE (FORT KENT) Flowing 50.00% 0246043 100/11-22-061-05W4/0 M.D. of Bonnyville No. 87 COLD LAKE (FORT KENT) Flowing 100.00% 0091560 100/05-10-060-02W4/0 M.D. of Bonnyville No. 87 COLD LAKE (KENT) Flowing 100.00% 0092524 100/05-34-060-02W4/0 M.D. of Bonnyville No. 87 COLD LAKE (KENT) Flowing 100.00% 0095211 100/06-33-060-02W4/0 M.D. of Bonnyville No. 87 COLD LAKE (KENT) Flowing 100.00% 0095243 100/09-22-060-02W4/0 M.D. of Bonnyville No. 87 COLD LAKE (KENT) Flowing 100.00% 0212133 100/11-28-060-02W4/0 M.D. of Bonnyville No. 87 COLD LAKE (KENT) Flowing 100.00% 0212134 100/10-27-060-02W4/0 M.D. of Bonnyville No. 87 COLD LAKE (KENT) Flowing 100.00% 0171735 100/06-34-065-07W4/0 M.D. of Bonnyville No. 87 COLD LAKE (LANE) Flowing 100.00% 0121655 100/11-17-066-03W4/0 M.D. of Bonnyville No. 87 COLD LAKE (LEMING) Flowing 60.00% 0151408 100/06-11-066-03W4/0 M.D. of Bonnyville No. 87 COLD LAKE (LEMING) Flowing 95.00% 0174272 100/05-30-066-04W4/0 M.D. of Bonnyville No. 87 COLD LAKE (LEMING) Flowing 60.00% 0174730 100/14-02-066-04W4/0 M.D. of Bonnyville No. 87 COLD LAKE (LEMING) Flowing 60.00% 0185030 100/10-13-066-04W4/0 M.D. of Bonnyville No. 87 COLD LAKE (LEMING) Flowing 60.00% 0213706 100/10-14-066-03W4/0 M.D. of Bonnyville No. 87 COLD LAKE (LEMING) Flowing 60.00% 0121057 100/14-33-065-02W4/0 M.D. of Bonnyville No. 87 COLD LAKE (MARIE) Flowing 56.25% 0174725 100/11-31-065-02W4/0 M.D. of Bonnyville No. 87 COLD LAKE (MARIE) Flowing 60.00% 0109697 100/08-27-058-03W4/0 M.D. of Bonnyville No. 87 COLD LAKE (MOONSHINE) Flowing 50.00% 0004888 100/16-30-059-04W4/0 M.D. of Bonnyville No. 87 COLD LAKE (MURIEL LAKE) Flowing 100.00% 0169849 100/06-20-059-04W4/0 M.D. of Bonnyville No. 87 COLD LAKE (MURIEL LAKE) Flowing 100.00% 0150174 100/16-19-059-03W4/2 M.D. of Bonnyville No. 87 COLD LAKE (REITA) Flowing 100.00% 0169820 100/04-29-059-03W4/0 M.D. of Bonnyville No. 87 COLD LAKE (REITA) Flowing 100.00% 0278559 100/13-12-066-08W4/0 M.D. of Bonnyville No. 87 COLD LAKE (SPENCER) Flowing 40.00% 0157506 100/10-33-060-07W4/0 M.D. of Bonnyville No. 87 COLD LAKE (SUGDEN) Flowing 50.00% 0417537 100/07-09-030-16W4/0 Special Areas Board COYOTE Flowing 50.00% 0091149 100/11-12-038-28W4/2 Red Deer County CYGNET Pumping 100.00% 0109516 100/14-27-037-28W4/2 Red Deer County CYGNET Pumping 72.00% 0117860 100/08-05-038-28W4/0 Red Deer County CYGNET Pumping 36.25% 0410672 102/07-23-041-10W5/0 Clearwater County FERRIER Flowing 48.86% 0069737 100/11-08-038-16W4/0 County of Stettler HALKIRK Pumping 50.00% 0069738 100/10-17-038-16W4/0 County of Stettler HALKIRK Pumping 100.00% 0084156 100/02-20-038-16W4/2 County of Stettler HALKIRK Pumping 100.00% 0153733 100/16-21-038-16W4/0 County of Paintearth HALKIRK Flowing 100.00% 0157378 102/14-30-038-16W4/0 County of Stettler HALKIRK Injection 100.00% 0158426 102/06-30-038-16W4/0 County of Stettler HALKIRK Injection 100.00% 0329704 102/05-30-038-16W4/3 County of Stettler HALKIRK Pumping 100.00% 0436834 103/04-30-038-16W4/0 County of Stettler HALKIRK Pumping 100.00% 0419912 102/11-36-034-25W4/0 Kneehill County HUXLEY Flowing 80.00% 0013583 100/09-07-039-26W4/0 Red Deer County JOFFRE Pumping 50.87560% 0013666 102/10-06-039-26W4/2 Red Deer County JOFFRE Pumping 50.87560% 0013672 102/11-14-039-27W4/4 Red Deer County JOFFRE Pumping 50.87560% 0013831 102/03-14-039-27W4/0 Red Deer County JOFFRE Pumping 50.87560% 0013885 102/11-12-039-27W4/0 Red Deer County JOFFRE Pumping 50.87560% 0013977 100/01-13-039-27W4/0 Red Deer County JOFFRE Pumping 50.87560% 0014213 100/12-01-039-27W4/2 Red Deer County JOFFRE Pumping 50.87560% 0014357 100/03-06-039-26W4/0 Red Deer County JOFFRE Pumping 50.87560% 0014362 102/03-13-039-27W4/2 Red Deer County JOFFRE Pumping 50.87560% 0014440 100/09-20-039-26W4/0 Lacombe County JOFFRE Pumping 50.87560% 0014558 100/12-31-038-26W4/0 Red Deer County JOFFRE Pumping 50.87560% 0014566 100/01-23-039-27W4/0 Lacombe County JOFFRE Pumping 50.87560% 0014714 100/01-11-039-27W4/0 City of Red Deer JOFFRE Pumping 50.87560% 0014967 100/01-20-039-26W4/0 Lacombe County JOFFRE Pumping 50.87560% 0015085 100/12-35-038-27W4/0 City of Red Deer JOFFRE Pumping 50.87560% 0015182 100/01-08-039-26W4/0 Red Deer County JOFFRE Pumping 50.87560% 0015534 100/03-28-039-26W4/0 Lacombe County JOFFRE Injection 50.87560% 0015709 100/11-18-039-26W4/2 Lacombe County JOFFRE Pumping 71.58000% 0015836 100/15-15-039-26W4/2 Lacombe County JOFFRE Pumping 50.87560% 0015905 100/03-18-039-26W4/0 Red Deer County JOFFRE Pumping 50.87560% 0016012 100/02-25-038-27W4/0 Red Deer County JOFFRE Pumping 50.87560% 0016063 100/15-08-039-26W4/2 Red Deer County JOFFRE Pumping 50.87560% 0016079 100/03-21-039-26W4/0 Lacombe County JOFFRE Injection 50.87560% 0016082 100/03-22-039-26W4/0 Lacombe County JOFFRE Injection 50.87560% 0016234 100/04-31-038-26W4/0 Red Deer County JOFFRE Pumping 50.87560% 0109934 100/06-36-038-27W4/0 Red Deer County JOFFRE Pumping 50.87560% 0113305 100/07-24-039-27W4/0 Lacombe County JOFFRE Pumping 100.00% 0113419 100/01-30-039-26W4/0 Lacombe County JOFFRE Pumping 100.00% 0125640 100/09-33-039-26W4/0 Lacombe County JOFFRE Pumping 50.00% 0257604 100/08-20-039-26W4/0 Lacombe County JOFFRE Pumping 50.87560% 0258825 100/08-07-039-26W4/0 Red Deer County JOFFRE Pumping 50.87560% 0280014 102/01-28-039-26W4/3 Lacombe County JOFFRE Pumping 75.00% 0297183 102/16-24-038-27W4/0 Red Deer County JOFFRE Pumping 50.87560% 0457060 100/01-25-038-27W4/0 Red Deer County JOFFRE Pumping 50.87560% 0021408 100/10-11-039-19W4/2 County of Stettler LEAHURST Flowing 100.00% 0095244 100/16-10-039-19W4/2 County of Stettler LEAHURST Flowing 78.75% 0095404 100/14-12-039-19W4/3 County of Stettler LEAHURST Flowing 100.00% 0180709 100/03-04-038-18W4/0 County of Stettler LEAHURST Flowing 100.00% 0291467 100/11-06-039-17W4/4 County of Stettler LEAHURST Flowing 100.00% 0332843 100/15-04-038-18W4/2 County of Stettler LEAHURST Flowing 100.00% 0393313 100/16-12-039-19W4/0 County of Stettler LEAHURST Flowing 100.00% 0393844 100/01-26-039-19W4/2 County of Stettler LEAHURST Flowing 69.00% 0397872 100/08-22-039-19W4/2 County of Stettler LEAHURST Flowing 100.00% 0370060 100/01-18-059-25W5/0 M.D.
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    Communities Within Specialized and Rural Municipalities (May 2019)

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  • BREAKING NEWS... ABANDONED WELL PROGRAM Mayor Earl Kinsella Announced on March 2 INFORMATION

    BREAKING NEWS... ABANDONED WELL PROGRAM Mayor Earl Kinsella Announced on March 2 INFORMATION

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  • Community Profile: Rimbey Health Data and Summary. 4Th Edition

    Community Profile: Rimbey Health Data and Summary. 4Th Edition

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