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APPENDIX D-6 FINAL ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT REPORT DIRECT RECIPIENTS Version 1 (for Conformity Review) and Version 2 Rainy River Project Final Environmental Assessment Report Federal Government Final Environmental Assessment Report for Conformity Check Distribution List First Name Last Name Job Title Organization Department Final EA Report Format Summary, Main Text and Amy Liu Project Manager Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency Ontario Region DVD Summary, Main Text and Environmental Assessment Dan McDonell Environment Canada Environmental Assessment Section DVD (plus select Officer appendices) Summary, Main Text and Environmental Assessment Sara Eddy Fisheries and Oceans Canada Fisheries Protection Program DVD (plus select Analyst appendices) Regional Environmental Allison Denning Health Canada Environmental Health Program DVD Assessment Coordinator Senior Advisor, Technology, Regent Dickey Natural Resources Canada Major Projects Management Office Electronic Eastern Operations Senior Environmental Kathleen Cavallaro Natural Resources Canada Environmental Assessment DVD Assessment Officer Ontario Region, Environment and David Zeit Senior Environmental Officer Transport Canada DVD Engineering Note: This table will be revised for the formal submission of the Final Environmental Assessment Report. Provincial Government Final Environmental Assessment Report for Conformity Check Distribution List - for Informal Review First Name Last Name Job Title Organization Department Final EA Report Format Sasha McLeod Project Manager Ministry of the Environment Environmental Assessment Services DVD Note: This table will be revised for the formal submission of the Final Environmental Assessment Report. Rainy River Project Final Environmental Assessment Report for Conformity Check Direct Recipients Page 1 of 1 Final Environmental Assessment Report (Version 2) Distribution List First Name Last Name Job Title Organization Department Address City Province Country Postal Code Phone Final EA Report (Ver. 2) Notices indicating Complete hard Hard copies Vol 1 Only DVD of all / download available from copy for review, and 2 only; DVD additional DVD RRR Website only DVD of all of all Federal Government Amy Liu Project Manager Canadian Environmental Ontario Region 55 St. Clair Avenue Toronto Ontario Canada M4T 1M2 (416) 954-7334 Notice, Summary, Main Text and 0010 Assessment Agency East, Suite 907 DVD Dan McDonell Environmental Assessment Officer Environment Canada Environmental Assessment Section 867 Lakeshore Rd. Burlington Ontario Canada L7R 4A6 (905) 336-4957 Notice and DVDs 0 0 0 13 Anita Li Environment Canada 4905 Dufferin St Downsview Ontario Canada M3H 5T4 416-739-5889 Notice, Summary, Main Text and 0010 Select Appendices Sara Eddy Environmental Assessment Analyst Fisheries and Oceans Canada Fisheries Protection Program 867 Lakeshore Road Burlington Ontario Canada L7R 4A6 (905) 336-4535 Notice, Summary, Main Text, 0010 Select Appendices, DVD Allison Denning Regional Environmental Assessment Health Canada Environmental Health Program 1505 Barrington Street Halifax Nova Scotia Canada B3J 3Y6 (902) 426-5575 Notice and DVD 0 0 0 1 Coordinator Gail Faveri Canadian Co-Chair International Rainy Lake Board of 867 Lakeshore Road Burlington Ontario Canada L7R 4A6 905-336-6007 Notice 1 0 0 0 Control Bernard Beckhoff Public Affairs Advisor International Joint Commission 234 Laurier Ave. West, Ottawa Ontario Canada K1P 6K6 (613) 947-1420 Notice 1 0 0 0 22nd Floor Regent Dickey Senior Advisor, Technology, Eastern Natural Resources Canada Major Projects Management Office 155 Queen Street, 2nd Ottawa Ontario Canada KIA 0E4 613-996-1133 Notice 1 0 0 0 Operations Floor, Room: 218, Kathleen Cavallaro Senior Environmental Assessment Natural Resources Canada Environmental Assessment 580 Booth Street, 3rd Ottawa Ontario Canada K1A 0E4 613-996-0055 Notice and DVDs 0 0 0 2 Officer Floor, Room A8-4 David Zeit Senior Environmental Officer Transport Canada Ontario Region, Environment and 4900 Yonge Street Toronto Ontario Canada M2N 6A5 416-952-0507 Notice, Summary, Main Text and 0012 Engineering DVD John Rafferty Member of Parliament Thunder Bay - Rainy River 140 4th Street West Fort Frances Ontario Canada P9A 3B8 (807) 274-9313 Notice and DVD 0 0 0 1 Final Environmental Assessment Report (Version 2) Distribution List First Name Last Name Job Title Organization Department Address City Province Country Postal Code Phone Final EA Report Notices indicating Complete hard copy Hard copies Vol 1 and Only DVD of all / (Ver. 2) download available from for review, 2 only; DVD of all additional DVD RRR Website only DVD of all Provincial Government Gary Sliworsky Agricultural Development Advisor Ministry of Agriculture and Food / North Region Hwy 11, PO Box 210 Emo Ontario Canada P0W 1E0 (807) 482-1921 Notice and DVD 0001 Ministry of Rural Affairs Michael Helfinger Senior Policy Advisor Ministry of Economic Development Cabinet Office Liaison and Policy 900 Bay St., 6th Fl., Hearst Toronto Ontario Canada M7A 2E1 (416) 325-6519 Notice and DVD 0001 and Trade Support Unit Block Brett Smith Senior Advisor Ministry of Energy First Nations and Metis Policy and 880 Bay Street, 3rd Floor Toronto Ontario Canada M7A 2C1 (416) 212-5416 Notice and DVD 0001 Partnerships Office Cheryl O'Donnell Sr. Policy Advisor Ministry of Energy Strategic Policy Branch 880 Bay Street, 2nd Floor Toronto Ontario Canada M7A 2C1 (416) 327-7302 Notice and DVD 0001 Regulatory Affairs & Strategic Policy Don Jewitt District Manager Ministry of Labour Thunder Bay Office 435 James St. S, 2nd Flr, Thunder Bay Ontario Canada P7E 6S7 (807) 475-1622 Notice and DVD 0001 Suite 222 Rachel Hill District Planner Ministry of Natural Resources Fort Frances District 922 Scott Street Fort Frances Ontario Canada P9A 1J4 (807) 274-8605 Notice, Summary, 0 0 1 0 Main Text and DVD Neal Bennett Mineral Exploration & Development Ministry of Northern Development Thunder Bay 435 James St South Thunder Bay Ontario Canada P7E 6S7 (807) 475-1362 Complete Set w 0100 Consultant and Mines DVD Rob Purdon Rehabilitation Specialist Ministry of Northern Development Thunder Bay Office 435 James Street South, Thunder Bay Ontario Canada P7E 6S7 (807) 475-1197 Notice and DVD 0001 and Mines Suite, B002 Jane Gillon Northern Development Officer Ministry of Northern Development Kenora and Area 922 Scott Street, Fort Frances Ontario Canada P9A 1J4 (807) 274-5320 Notice and DVD 0001 and Mines Stephanie Rocca Administrative Assistant Ministry of Northern Development Mineral Exploration and Willett Green Miller Ctr, Sudbury Ontario Canada P3E 6B5 (705) 670-5865 Complete Set w 0100 and Mines Development Level B6, 933 Ramsey DVD Sasha McLeod Project Officer Ministry of the Environment Environmental Assessment Services 12A, 2 St Clair Ave W Toronto Ontario Canada M4V 1L5 (416) 314-8214 Complete Set w 0100 DVD Joseph Tyance Senior Advisor, Outreach & Ministry of the Environment Aboriginal Affairs Branch 435 James Street South, Thunder Bay Ontario Canada P7E 6S7 (807) 475-1713 Complete Set w 0100 Program Support Suite 331 DVD Simon Haslam Regional Hydrogeologist in Training Ministry of the Environment Thunder Bay 435 James Street South, Thunder Bay Ontario Canada P7E 6S7 (807) 475-1428 Notice and DVD 0001 Suite 331 Drew Stajkowski Area Supervisor (Acting) Ministry of the Environment Kenora Area Office 808 Robertson Street Kenora Ontario Canada P9N 1X9 (807) 468-2730 Notice and DVD 0001 Paula Spencer Surface Water Specialist Ministry of the Environment Kenora Area Office 808 Robertson Street Kenora Ontario Canada P9N 1X9 (807) 468-2725 Notice and DVD 0001 Sushant Agarwal Senior Review Engineer (Air) Ministry of the Environment Team 4 12A, 2 St Clair Ave W Toronto Ontario Canada M4V 1L5 (416) 314-7281 Notice and DVD 0001 Jodie Horihan Air Compliance Engineer Ministry of the Environment Technical Support Hwy 101 East South Ontario Canada P0N 1H0 (705) 235-1514 Notice and DVD 0001 PiPorcupine Guowang Qui Air Quality Analyst Ministry of the Environment Technical Support 199 Larch Street, 12th Flr Sudbury Ontario Canada P3E 5P9 (705) 564-7171 Notice and DVD 0001 Yvonne Hall Supervisor Ministry of the Environment Air Modelling and Emissions Unit West Wing, Lower Level, Toronto Ontario Canada M9P 3V6 (416) 235-5882 Notice and DVD 0001 125 Resources Rd. Pierre Godbout Senior Noise Engineer Ministry of the Environment Team 2 12A, 2 St Clair Ave W Toronto Ontario Canada M4V 1L5 (416) 212-4205 Notice and DVD plus Appendix - hardcopy 0001 of sound appendix Stefanos Habtom Senior Wastewater Engineer Ministry of the Environment Team 2 12A, 2 St Clair Ave W Toronto Ontario Canada M4V 1L5 (416) 314-8298 Notice and DVD 001 Dale Gable Supervisor Ministry of the Environment Team 1 12A, 2 St Clair Ave W Toronto Ontario Canada M4V 1L5 (416) 314-5138 Notice and DVD 001 Jim Antler Policy Advisor Ministry of Tourism, Culture and Northern Policy and Planning Unit 447 McKeown Ave. Suite North Bay Ontario Canada P1B 9S9 (705) 494-4159 Notice, Summary, 0010 Sport 203 Main Text and DVD Amy Didrikson Heritage Planner Ministry of Tourism, Culture and Culture Services Unit 401 Bay Street, Suite 1700 Toronto Ontario Canada M7A 0A7 (416) 212-7420 Notice, Summary, 0010 Sport Programs and Services Branch Main Text and DVD James McKever Corridor Management Planner Ministry of Transportation Northwestern Ontario 615 James Street South Thunder Bay Ontario Canada P7E 6P6 (807) 473-2117 Complete Sets w 0200 DVDs (2) Leslie Koch Transmission Lines Sustainment Hydro One Networks Inc. 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