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ABOUT MONTEM MONTEM RESOURCES Coal Mining in the Crowsnest Pass

About Montem High River 2 Bow www.montem-resources.com River Montem Resources is a steelmaking coal company in the Nanton [email protected] Crowsnest Pass, Alberta. We purchased our assets in 2016 and Montem Resources Alberta are working to gain final regulatory approval to re-start mining at Operations Ltd. 7720 17 Ave the Tent Mountain Mine. PO Box 610 Coleman, AB T0K 0M0 Vauxhall 2 CANADIAN STEELMAKING B.C. ALBER Taber T COAL A PROJECTS 3 We have two main Fort MacLeod projects in the Lethbrige Crowsnest Crowsnest Pass. Pass THE TENT MOUNTAIN MINE RE-START PROJECT Pincher Creek THE CHINOOK PROJECT Global Experience and Local Expertise Cardston Montem’s leadership and operations teams have decades of experience planning and operating some of the world’s largest and most technically challenging steelmaking coal mining projects in Alberta, British Columbia, Australia and Asia. The majority of our CANADA employees live in the Crowsnest Pass and are passionate about responsible mining and the benefits it brings toU.S.A. the area. ABOUT MONTEM MONTEM RESOURCES Coal Mining in the Crowsnest Pass The Crowsnest Pass has been a key pillar in western Canadian coal mining for over 120 years. The Canadian Pacific Railway built its southern main line from Lethbridge Alberta through the Crowsnest Pass into British Columbia in 1898. A number of coal mines in the region both in Alberta and British Columbia commenced operations immediately afterward. A series of mining towns were built along the railway line from Hillcrest and Bellevue in the east to Sparwood in the west. Today, those towns have been consolidated into the Municipality of Crowsnest Pass in Alberta and the District of Sparwood in British Columbia. The Crowsnest Pass contains abundant, high quality steelmaking coal, suitable for open-cut mining. The majority of deposits here have been previously mined and are being re-opened as this valuable material is much sought after by global steelmakers. ABOUT MONTEM MONTEM RESOURCES.

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Montem Resources Alberta Operations Ltd. PO Box 610, 7720 17 Avenue Coleman, Alberta T0K 0M0 Montem-Resources.Com
Montem Resources Alberta Operations Ltd. PO Box 610, 7720 17 Avenue Coleman, Alberta T0K 0M0 montem-resources.com 26 April 2021 Prairie and Northern Region Canada Place Suite 1145, 9700 Jasper Avenue Edmonton, AB T0L 1Y0 Attention: Tara Fulton, Team Lead Dear Ms. Fulton, RE: Montem Resources Tent Mountain Mine – Response to Designation Request from Ktunaxa Nation Council dated April 1, 2021 Montem Resources Alberta Operations Ltd. (“Montem”) is in receipt of correspondence dated April 1, 2021 from the Ktunaxa Nation Council (“KNC”), on behalf of the Ktunaxa Nation (“Ktunaxa”), to the Impact Assessment Agency of Canada (“IAAC”) requesting that the Tent Mountain Mine Project (the “Project”) be designated for federal review in accordance with section 9(3) of the Impact Assessment Act.1 Montem respects the Ktunaxa’s rights and interests in the area of the Project as well as the concerns raised by the KNC. Montem has commenced engagement with the KNC to better understand how resumption of mining at the Tent Mountain Mine site will potentially impact the Ktunaxa and to ensure that any impacts to their rights and interests are addressed. Montem reiterates its request that the Project not be designated for the detailed reasons set out below including: 1. The Project is the restart of a small, existing mining operation on a previously disturbed brownfield mine site, with a relatively short duration (approximately 14 years) with a production capacity of less than 5,000 tonnes per day. It is not a new mine or a large expansion that would warrant federal designation; 2. The Project is an existing and permitted operation with mining activities that currently cross the provincial boundary between the Province of Alberta and the Province of British Columbia.
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