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Baseline Socio-economic Study Broadview Project

Baseline Socio-Economic Study

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Executive Summary

SNC-Lavalin Inc. (SNC-Lavalin) completed a Baseline Socio-Economic Study to support the Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) for Canada Golden Fortune Potash Corporation’s (CGFPC) Broadview project, a proposed one million tonne per year greenfield potash solution mine. This report describes available socio-economic data, including demographics and land use.

The Broadview Project is located on CGFPC’s KL 280 potash lease (KL 280) centered approximately 120 km east of Regina. The lease is within the Rural Municipalities of Chester (RM No.125) and Kingsley (RM No.124), with the RMs of Wolseley (RM No.155) and Elcapo (RM No.154) located immediately north of KL 280. The closest towns to the lease are Broadview and Grenfell (9.5 km northeast and 10.4 km north of the edge of the lease respectively); while the closest village and hamlet are Glenavon and Peebles (3.0 km southwest and 6.8 km south respectively). The study area, which includes RMs within a 50 km radius from the KL 280 lease boundary, is home to over 16,000 people and includes the RM’s of Chester (RM No.125), Elcapo (RM No. 154), Fertile Belt (RM No.183), Fillmore (RM No. 96), Francis (RM No. 127), Golden West (RM No. 95), Grayson (RM No.184), Hazlewood (RM No. 94), Indian Head (RM No. 156), Kingsley (RM No. 124), McLeod (RM No. 186), Montmartre (RM No. 126), Silverwood (RM No. 123), Wawken (RM No. 93), Willowdale (RM No. 153), and Wolseley (RM No. 155). Regina is the closest major population center with approximately 215,000 people.

The regional economy in Saskatchewan is heavily dominated by the resource sector with mining and petroleum representing 21% of Saskatchewan’s GDP. Agriculture is also an important part of the economy, and the main crop production in the area includes winter / spring wheat, canola, mustard, durum, oats, lentils, peas, barley, and canary seed. Land cover within KL 280 is largely agricultural, with cultivated cropland comprising 77.5% of the landscape.

With the exception of the City of Regina, police services within the study area are supplied by the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP). The nearest hospital is located in the Town of Kipling, and emergency (first responder medical) services are located in most nearby communities. Small fire departments, often volunteer based, are located in most nearby communities with agreements in place to assist each other in the case of larger emergencies. Most of the surrounding communities have schools.

The study area is home to over 230,000 people (including the City of Regina). The population of the study area experienced lower than average growth (-1.7% between 2011 and 2016) as compared to the provincial population growth (6.3%). Individuals between 25 and 64 years of age in the study area have education levels similar to provincial education levels (88.4% with a minimum of a high school diploma/equivalent as compared to the provincial average of 87.8% with a minimum of a high school diploma/equivalent). Unemployment rates within the communities and RM’s in the study area are generally lower than the provincial average of 7.1%. Common occupations in the study area include sales or service occupations (23.4%), business, finance and administration (17.5%), and trades, transport and equipment operators (15.3%).

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The KL 280 is located within Treaty Boundary No 4. The boundary covers most of southern Saskatchewan and extends into western Manitoba and southeast Alberta. First Nation communities in the area are members of the File Hills Qu’Appelle Tribal Council, Prince Albert Grand Council, Agency Chiefs Tribal Council, Yorkton Tribal Administration, or are Unaffiliated First Nations. First Nation communities engaged for the Broadview Project include Cowessess, Carry the Kettle Nakoda, Flying Dust, Kahkewistahaw, Ochapowace and Sakimay. Cowessess First Nation TLE land occurs within the southeast corner of KL 280. KL 280 is located within the boundaries of Métis Nation of Saskatchewan Eastern Region III, and is in proximity to Métis Nation Eastern Region IIa.

No traditional land use areas have been identified in KL 280, however, this does not mean that there has been no traditional use of the land in the past. CGFPC will continue to engage with Indigenous groups that may be affected by the project to obtain their views on the traditional use of the land within and adjacent to KL 280.

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List of Abbreviations and Acronyms

Term Definition CGFPC Canada Golden Fortune Potash Corporation EIA Environmental Impact Assessment GDP gross domestic product KL potash lease NHS National Household Survey NRC National Research Council RM rural municipality RCMP Royal Canadian Mounted Police SRC Saskatchewan Research Council TEK Traditional Ecological Knowledge TLE Traditional Land Entitlement TLU Traditional Land Use WMZ Wildlife Management Zone

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List of Units

Term Definition % percent bu/ac bushels per acre km kilometre lb/acre pound per acre

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Table of Contents

1 Introduction 1

1.1 Study Area ...... 1

2 Methods 4

3 Results 5

3.1 Land Cover and Land Use ...... 5

3.2 Communities ...... 7 3.2.1 Services ...... 7 3.2.2 Accessibility and Local Resources ...... 8

3.3 Population ...... 8

3.4 Education ...... 8

3.5 Regional Economy ...... 8

3.6 Labour Characteristics ...... 9

3.7 Indigenous People ...... 9 3.7.1 Treaty Territory ...... 9 3.7.2 First Nations Land ...... 10 3.7.3 Métis Settlements ...... 10 3.7.4 Traditional Land Use ...... 10

4 Closure 11

5 References 12

Figures

Figure 1.1 Rural Municipalities study area ...... 2 Figure 1.2 First Nations land ...... 3 Figure 3.1 Land use within KL 280 ...... 6

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Tables

Table 3.1 Land cover within KL 280 (NRC 2016 and 2017, SRC 2003) ...... 5 Table 3.2 Distances of nearby communities to the lease boundary ...... 7 Table 3.3 Saskatchewan GDP share by industry (2015) (Government of Saskatchewan 2018c) ...... 9 Table 3.4 Population profiles for First Nations reserves in the region (Statistics Canada 2017)...... 10

Appendices

A Demographics Data - Table A.I Annual crop yields (2012 to 2016) (Government of Saskatchewan 2018a) - Table A.II Community services - Table A.III Population profiles for the region, 2011 and 2016 (Statistics Canada 2017) - Table A.IV Education level of individuals 25 to 64 years of age in the region (Statistics Canada 2017) - Table A.V Total income (for individuals over the age of 15 in the region) and unemployment rates 2016 (Statistics Canada 2017) - Table A.VI Labour characteristics (Statistics Canada 2017)

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1 Introduction SNC-Lavalin Inc. (SNC-Lavalin) conducted a Baseline Socio-economic Study to support the Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) for CGFPC’s Broadview project, a proposed one million tonne per year greenfield potash solution mine. This report describes available socio-economic data, including demographics and land use.

The Broadview Project is located on CGFPC’s KL 280 potash lease, located within the Rural Municipalities of Chester (RM No. 125) and Kingsley (RM No. 124) (Figure 1.1). Regina is located approximately 120 km west of the center of the lease. The proposed mine will include a plant site and a well field for potash extraction. The plant site will include a processing plant, administration buildings, raw water and brine tanks, a tailings management area, rail load-out, security and parking. The mine well field will be developed in stages with three well pads being developed initially, followed by additional well pads as mining progresses. Each well pad will include injection and recovery well heads, piping and valve stations. 1.1 Study Area The study area includes RM’s within a 50 km radius from the boundary of KL 280 (Figure 1.1). The First Nations communities included in this study include the members of the File Hills Qu’Appelle Tribal Council, Prince Albert Grand Council, Agency Chiefs Tribal Council, Yorkton Tribal Administration, or are Unaffiliated First Nations that were selected for the community engagement program including Cowessess, Carry the Kettle Nakoda, Flying Dust, Kahkewistahaw, Ochapowace and Sakimay (Figure 1.2).

LEGEND RM OF LIPTON No. 217 BANGOR ¤£22 ¤£310 PROPOSED PLANT SITE ATWATER BALCARRES PASQUA LAKE WELL FIELD ¤£10 RM OF FORT SAN B-SAY-TAH KILLALY RM OF LANGENBURG KL 280 LEBRET GRAYSON No. 181 ABERNETHY ¤£80 LEMBERG No. 184 FORT QU'APPELLE GRAYSON FIRST NATIONS LANDS 210 RM OF £22 YARBO ¤£ NEUDORF ¤ ³ RM OF NORTH ABERNETHY DISTRICT OF KATEPWA RURAL MUNICIPALITY QU'APPELLE No. 186 22 RM OF ¤£ MCLEOD DUBUC RM OF GERALD No. 187 TAYLOR BEACH FERTILE BELT No. 185 ESTERHAZY STOCKHOLM No. 183 RURAL MUNICIPALITIES STUDY AREA ¤£22 URBAN MUNICIPALITY RM OF SPY HILL 56 EXNER'S TWIN BAYS ¤£ MOOSE BAY No. 152 MELVILLE BEACH SUNSET BEACH ¤£9 247 ¤£ WEST END TANTALLON PELICAN SHORES BIRD'S POINT QU'APPELLE INDIAN HEAD ¤£47

RM OF SOUTH QU'APPELLE RM OF No. 157 SINTALUTA INDIAN HEAD 201 No. 156 ¤£ RM OF ROCANVILLE ¤£1 No. 151 WOLSELEY SUMMERBERRY RM OF GRENFELL ELCAPO RM OF No. 154 35 WILLOWDALE ¤£ 1 BROADVIEW No. 153 RM OF ¤£ NOTES WOLSELEY No. 155 1. COORDINATE SYSTEM: NAD 1983 UTM ZONE 13N. WHITEWOOD 2. BASE CADASTRAL DATA ADAPTED FROM HER MAJESTY IN RIGHT OF SASKATCHEWAN OR INFORMATION SERVICES CORPORATION OF SASKATCHEWAN, SASKADMIN2013, SASKGRID2013. 3. CADASTRAL BOUNDARIES ARE FOR INFORMATIONAL PURPOSES ONLY AND SHOULD NOT BE CONSIDERED SUITABLE FOR LEGAL, ENGINEERING, OR SURVEYING PURPOSES. 1 4. TOPOGRAPHIC FEATURES OBTAINED FROM CANVEC V12.0 DATASET, NATURAL RESOURCES ¤£ WAPELLA CANADA EARTH AND SCIENCES SECTOR CENTRE FOR TOPOGRAPHIC INFORMATION, 2013-09-30. ODESSA 5. HIGHWAYS AND ROADS OBTAINED FROM THE NATIONAL ROAD NETWORK SASKATCHEWAN EDITION 6.0 DATASET, 2012-09-28. KENDAL 6. RAILWAYS OBTAINED FROM THE NATIONAL RAILWAY NETWORK SASKATCHEWAN EDITION 1.0 £48 DATASET, 2012-11-07. ¤ RM OF MONTMARTRE MARTIN RM OF CANDIAC FRANCIS No. 122 GLENAVON No. 127 RM OF RM OF RM OF 9 MONTMARTRE KINGSLEY ¤£ CHESTER No. 126 No. 124 RM OF No. 125 PEEBLES SILVERWOOD No. 123 REFERENCE DRAWINGS

WINDTHORST ¤£48 KIPLING FRANCIS

DWG No. DATE DESCRIPTION REVISIONS ¤£47 KENNEDY

¤£33 CORNING RM OF RM OF OSAGE HAZELWOOD WAWKEN REV DATE DESCRIPTION DRN BY CHK No. 094 No. 093 WAWOTA 0 5 10 20 30 306 RM OF ¤£ RM OF RM OF Kilometers GOLDEN WEST 48 RM OF FILLMORE ¤£ WALPOLE No. 095 WELLINGTON No. 096 No. 092 SCALE: 1:500,000 No. 097 FILLMORE

KENOSEE LAKE

CREELMAN ¤£35 CANNINGTON LAKE CLIENT PROJECT LOCATION ¤£9 CANADA GOLDEN FORTUNE POTASH CORPORATION BROADVIEW PROJECT

RM OF RM OF RM OF HEWARD TITLE RM OF GRIFFIN TECUMSEH BROCK WEYBURN No. 066 No. 065 No. 064 No. 067 RM OF MOOSE RURAL MUNICIPALITIES STUDY AREA MOUNTAIN RM OF No. 063 ANTLER NORTH WEYBURN STOUGHTON No. 061 DES BY JP DRN BY WH DATE 2018 05 02 FIG No. 1.1 REV 0 CHK BY APP BY DWG No. 624190-E-21-E-001 11x17 Path: \\sli1653\Projects\CGFPC\624190 EIA_KP437\4.0 Execution\4.5 GIS and Drawings\GIS\DRAWINGS\624190-E-21-E-001 (RM Land).mxd 600,000 650,000 700,000 LEGEND

10 5 5 PROPOSED PLANT SITE 14 6 WELL FIELD 15 10 5 KL 280 11 6 13 5 12 5 ³ 5 5 6 6 MAP NUMBER FIRST NATION LAND 5 1 OCEAN MAN 9 9 5 10 8 5 2 FLYING DUST 3 PHEASANT RUMP NAKOTA 6 6 4 WHITE BEAR 5 COWESSESS 9 6 10 6 OCHAPOWACE 8 6 5 7 KAHKEWISTAHAW 7 8 SAKIMAY 5 9 5 7 9 9 9 CARRY THE KETTLE NAKODA 10 OKANESE 6 6 6 11 STAR BLANKET 12 TREATY FOUR RESERVE GROUNDS 5 9 13 WA-PII-MOOS-TOOSIS 5 5 9 9 9 7 14 STANDING BUFFALO 9 6 6 6 6 15 LITTLE BLACK BEAR 5

5,585,000 5,585,000 NOTES 6 5 6 1. COORDINATE SYSTEM: NAD 1983 UTM ZONE 13N. 5 2. BASE CADASTRAL DATA ADAPTED FROM HER MAJESTY IN RIGHT OF SASKATCHEWAN OR 9 9 INFORMATION SERVICES CORPORATION OF SASKATCHEWAN, SASKADMIN2013, SASKGRID2013. 9 3. CADASTRAL BOUNDARIES ARE FOR INFORMATIONAL PURPOSES ONLY AND SHOULD NOT BE 5 CONSIDERED SUITABLE FOR LEGAL, ENGINEERING, OR SURVEYING PURPOSES. 6 4. TOPOGRAPHIC FEATURES OBTAINED FROM CANVEC V12.0 DATASET, NATURAL RESOURCES 5 CANADA EARTH AND SCIENCES SECTOR CENTRE FOR TOPOGRAPHIC INFORMATION, 2013-09-30. 5. HIGHWAYS AND ROADS OBTAINED FROM THE NATIONAL ROAD NETWORK SASKATCHEWAN 9 5 EDITION 6.0 DATASET, 2012-09-28. 5 6. RAILWAYS OBTAINED FROM THE NATIONAL RAILWAY NETWORK SASKATCHEWAN EDITION 1.0 6 DATASET, 2012-11-07. 9 6 6

5 5

5 6 5 REFERENCE DRAWINGS

DWG No. DATE DESCRIPTION 5 REVISIONS

REV DATE DESCRIPTION DRN BY CHK

5,535,000 5,535,000 0 5 10 20 30 Kilometers SCALE: 1:500,000

2 1 3 1

1 3 2 4 CLIENT PROJECT LOCATION CANADA GOLDEN FORTUNE 4 2 3 POTASH CORPORATION BROADVIEW PROJECT

TITLE

FIRST NATIONS LAND 2 3 3

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2 Methods SNC-Lavalin conducted a desktop review of land cover, land use, agriculture, demographics, and communities. Information was obtained from the following sources:

› A land cover mapping exercise was conducted to identify land cover types within KL 280 and produce a land cover map. Land cover information was obtained from the following geospatial data sources and reviewed by the project botany lead to improve accuracy: - The Saskatchewan Digital Land Cover (SDLC) raster dataset (SRC 2003) for land cover data and the locations active farmsteads, towns, and residences. - The CanVec series hydrographic features vector dataset (NRC 2013) for additional waterbody land cover data; - The National Railway Network dataset (NRC 2016) for the locations of active rail lines; and - The National Road Network dataset (NRC 2017) for the locations of highways, range roads, and township roads. › Agricultural data was obtained from the Government of Saskatchewan Agriculture records (Government of Saskatchewan 2017a). › Community and government websites were reviewed to obtain information on available services and their accessibility to nearby communities. › Regional demographic data was obtained from the Statistics Canada website. The 2011 and 2016 census data provided information on populations, households, education, income, employment, and Aboriginal peoples (Statistics Canada 2012 and 2017). In some cases, data may have been suppressed for data quality or confidentiality reasons. Demographic data for the City of Regina was also included since it is the closest major population center. › The Government of Saskatchewan website was used to obtain information about the Saskatchewan economy (Government of Saskatchewan 2018b and 2018c). Additional information was obtained on the City of Regina, rural municipalities (RM), villages, towns, and First Nations from the 2011 National Household Survey (NHS) (Statistics Canada 2013). If data was not available from the 2016 census, the 2011 Saskatchewan Community Profiles were used (Statistics Canada 2017). In some cases, data may have been suppressed for data quality or confidentiality reasons. Spatial data on First Nations land in the study area was obtained from the Aboriginal Lands Canada Dataset (Natural Resources Canada [NRC] 2016) and (Aboriginal Affairs and Northern Development Canada 2014).

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3 Results 3.1 Land Cover and Land Use The proposed project is located within the Kipling Plain Landscape Area in the Aspen Parkland Ecoregion of the Prairie Ecozone (Acton et al. 1998). Land cover within the ecoregion is largely agricultural, with cultivated cropland comprising 77.5% of the landscape (Figure 3.1 and Table 3.1). KL 280 lies within Wildlife Management Zone (WMZ) 34 and is bordered by WMZ 17, 32, 33, 34, 35 and 36. It is also located in a mixture of cropland and cattle pastures interspersed with native aspen parkland. Land classified as pastureland is either actively grazed or shows signs of grazing and/or intended use, such as intact fencing, grazed vegetation, plant community modifications attributed to grazing impact, and compacted soil. The majority of land in the rural municipalities study area is used for agricultural purposes. Crop production in the area includes winter / spring wheat, canola, mustard, durum, oats, lentils, peas, barley, and canary seed (Appendix A, Table A.I; Government of Saskatchewan 2018a).

Fishing within the area is managed as part of the southern fishing zone. Hunting and fishing opportunities are available to residents and non-residents and include seasons for sport fish, big game, upland birds, and migratory waterfowl.

Table 3.1 Land cover within KL 280 (NRC 2016 and 2017, SRC 2003) Land Use Type Total Area (ha) % of KL 280 cultivated 22,193 77.5 grassland 1,622 5.7 tall shrub 1,273 4.4 waterbody 1,685 5.9 hardwood 1,165 4.1 farmstead 101 0.4 roadway 608 2.1

640,000 650,000 660,000 LEGEND

PROPOSED PLANT SITE

WELL FIELD

KL 280

CULITIVATED LAND ³ GRASSLAND TALL SHRUB

HARDWOOD

WATERBODY 16-07-W2 16-06-W2

5,580,000 16-08-W2 5,580,000 FARMSTEAD

NOTES 1. COORDINATE SYSTEM: NAD 1983 UTM ZONE 13N. 2. IMAGERY (2011) - ESRI AND ITS DATA SUPPLIERS 3. LAND COVER ADAPTED FROM SASKATCHEWAN DIGITAL LAND COVER, SASKATCHEWAN RESEARCH COUNCIL. 4. BASE CADASTRAL DATA ADAPTED FROM HER MAJESTY IN RIGHT OF SASKATCHEWAN OR INFORMATION SERVICES CORPORATION OF SASKATCHEWAN, SASKADMIN2013, SASKGRID2013. 15-06-W2 15-07-W2 5. CADASTRAL BOUNDARIES ARE FOR INFORMATIONAL PURPOSES ONLY AND SHOULD NOT BE 15-08-W2 CONSIDERED SUITABLE FOR LEGAL, ENGINEERING, OR SURVEYING PURPOSES. 5,570,000 5,570,000

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DWG No. DATE DESCRIPTION REVISIONS

REV DATE DESCRIPTION DRN BY CHK

0 1,000 2,000 4,000 METRES SCALE: 1:110,000

14-06-W2 14-07-W2 14-08-W2 5,560,000 5,560,000

CLIENT PROJECT LOCATION Peebles CANADA GOLDEN FORTUNE POTASH CORPORATION BROADVIEW PROJECT

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3.2 Communities Settlement in the region began around 1882. Like the rest of the Canadian prairies, the region became the new home for many European and American settlers lured by the abundance of cheap land and the promise of prosperity and freedom. Many original settlers came from Ontario and the British Isles, with a large amount of German descendants settling the area later on. The Town of Grenfell was named to honour Pasco du Grenfell, a prominent railway company official (University of Regina 2007).

KL 280 is located within the RM of Kingsley (RM No. 124) and Chester (RM No. 125). (Figure 1.1) Surrounding RMs are Elcapo (RM No. 154), Fertile Belt (RM No. 183), Fillmore (RM No. 96), Francis (RM No. 127), Golden West (RM No. 95), Grayson (RM No. 184), Hazlewood (RM No. 94), Indian Head (RM No. 156), McLeod (RM No. 186), Montmartre (RM No. 126), Silverwood (RM No. 123), Wawken (RM No. 93), Willowdale (RM No. 153), and Wolseley (RM No. 155). Broadview and Grenfell are the closest towns to the potash lease (9.5 km northeast and 10.4 km north respectively) while the closest village and hamlet are Glenavon and Peebles (3.0 km southwest and 6.7 km south) respectively. Other nearby communities include Wolseley, Kipling, Windthorst, and Candiac, along with a host of other communities within the study area (Table 3.2). The City of Regina is located approximately 120 km west of the center of KL 280.

Table 3.2 Distances of nearby communities to the lease boundary Community Approximate distance from the boundary of KL 280 (km) Organized Hamlet of Candiac 10.7 Organized Hamlet of Peebles 6.7 Town of Broadview 9.5 Town of Grenfell 10.4 Town of Kipling 13.4 Town of Wolseley 15.5 Village of Glenavon 3.0 Village of Windthorst 11.9

3.2.1 Services Many residents in the communities within and surrounding KL 280 commute to Regina on a daily basis. Services in nearby communities are detailed in Appendix A, Table A.II. With the exception of the City of Regina, police services within the study area are supplied by the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP). The nearest hospitals are located in the Town of Kipling, the Town of Indian Head and the City of Regina, and emergency (first responder medical) services are located in several nearby communities. Small fire departments, often volunteer based, are located in many nearby communities with agreements in place to assist each other in the case of larger emergencies. Advanced firefighting services from Regina may also be utilized to support the area when required. Almost all of the surrounding communities have schools.

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3.2.2 Accessibility and Local Resources Access to KL 280 is very good and is provided via paved provincial highways and a series of excellent gravel roads. KL 280 is bisected north to south in the western portion by Highway 47, with Highway 1 to the north and Highway 48 directly south. The proposed plant site will be accessed via Highway 616.

The City of Regina is located approximately 120 km west of the center of the lease. To access KL 280 from Regina, Highway 1 is taken east for approximately 126 km followed by highway 616 south for approximately 10 km to the north boundary of the lease.

Skilled professionals and trades persons for project construction and operation, as well as lodging and general sustenance requirements, would likely be supplied from Regina because it is the nearest large center to KL 280. If necessary, additional personnel for construction would be sourced from outside of the immediate project area. 3.3 Population The study area has a population of over 16,000 people. The City of Regina is the closest major population center with over 215,000 people (Appendix A, Table A.III; Statistics Canada 2017). The population of the study area experienced lower than average growth (-1.7%) between 2011 and 2016 as compared to the provincial population growth (6.3%) for the same time period. 3.4 Education Individuals between 25 and 64 years of age in the study area have education levels similar to provincial education levels (88.4% with a minimum of a high school diploma/equivalent as compared to the provincial average of 87.8% with a minimum of a high school diploma/equivalent). (Appendix A, Table A.IV; Statistics Canada 2017). 3.5 Regional Economy Saskatchewan is the world’s largest producer of potash (approximately 1/3 of the global production) and produces 22% of the world’s uranium (Government of Saskatchewan 2018b). As a result of the rich mineral resources and efficient regulatory environment, Saskatchewan ranks second in the world for mining investment attractiveness and first in Canada (Fraser Institute 2018). Saskatchewan’s agricultural industry is the largest exporter of lentils, dried peas and canola. Saskatchewan has experienced a steady growth in gross domestic product (GDP) over the past decade with a GDP of $58.8 billion in 2016. The resource sector (mining and petroleum) represents approximately 21% of Saskatchewan’s GDP (Table 3.3).

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Table 3.3 Saskatchewan GDP share by industry (2015) (Government of Saskatchewan 2018c) Industry GDP Share (%) Mining and petroleum 21 Finance, Insurance and real estate 14 Education and healthcare 11 Wholesale and retail trade 11 Business services 9 Manufacturing 7 Construction 7 Transportation, warehousing and utilities 7 Agriculture, forestry, fishing and hunting 6 Government services 6

The area within and surrounding KL 280 is rural, and agriculture is an important economic activity. However, the proximity of the region to the TransCanada Highway No. 1 enhances economic opportunities for distribution related business activities.

Income levels for the RMs in and adjacent to the proposed project were compiled (Appendix A, Table A.V; Statistics Canada 2017). In general, the average income levels in the study area are slightly higher than the provincial average of $49,409. Unemployment rates in the study area, where available, are generally lower than the provincial average of 7.1%. 3.6 Labour Characteristics Approximately 23.4% of the labour force within the study area hold sales or service occupations (Appendix A, Table A.VI; Statistics Canada 2017). Other common occupations in the study area include business, finance and administration (17.5%), trades, transport and equipment operators (15.3%), education, law and social, community and government services (11.4%) and management (11.3%). 3.7 Indigenous People

3.7.1 Treaty Territory The KL 280 potash lease is located in Treaty 4 Territory. Treaty 4 Territory covers most of southern Saskatchewan and extends into western Manitoba and southeast Alberta. Treaty 4 was signed at Fort Qu’Appelle on 15 September 1874, with adhesions to the treaty made up until 1877 (Indigenous and Northern Affairs of Canada 2016). Treaty 4 was signed between Her Majesty the Queen and the Cree and Saulteaux First Nation groups. In general, First Nations that are part of the signed Treaty 4 are able to exercise Saskatchewan Treaty and Aboriginal Rights (Government of Saskatchewan 2018d). First Nation members that qualify under the Treaty may hunt, fish, trap and gather for food purposes at all times of the year without a licence. These Treaty rights may be exercised for food purposes only and can only be conducted on Indian Reserve Land, unoccupied Crown lands and other lands which

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they have a right to access (Government of Saskatchewan 2018d). Treaty rights do not extend to privately owned land or occupied lease land without the owner’s or lessee permission (Government of Saskatchewan 2018d).

3.7.2 First Nations Land Cowessess First Nation TLE Land lies within KL 280. Other First Nation communities with land in proximity to the potash lease are presented in Figure 1.2. First Nation communities in the area are members of the File Hills Qu’Appelle Tribal Council, Prince Albert Grand Council, Agency Chiefs Tribal Council, Yorkton Tribal Administration, or are Unaffiliated First Nations (Aboriginal Affairs and Northern Development Canada 2014). Table 3.4 presents population demographics for First Nations communities that have been included in the engagement program.

Table 3.4 Population profiles for First Nations reserves included in the engagement program (Statistics Canada 2017) Population Median Age of First Nation Reserve Population 2011 Population 2016 Change 2011 to Population 2016 (%) Carry The Kettle Nakoda n/d n/d n/d n/d Cowessess 73 672 540 -19.6% 29.7 Flying Dust 105 506 577 14.0% 25.9 Kahkewistahaw 72 523 502 -4.0% 21.7 Ochapowace 71 540 426 -21.1 21.8 Sakimay 74 311 147 -52.7% 25.2 Total 2,552 2,192 -14.1% n/a

3.7.3 Métis Settlements Métis Nation-Saskatchewan is a parent organization which includes 12 regions (or chapters) in the province. Approximately 130 Métis Locals (sub-organizations) are part of the 12 represented Regions in Saskatchewan (Métis Nation-Saskatchewan 2016). KL 280 is located within the boundaries of Métis Nation of Saskatchewan Eastern Region III, and is in proximity to Métis Nation Eastern Region IIa.

3.7.4 Traditional Land Use No TLU lands have been identified within KL 280, however, this does not mean that there has been no traditional use of the land in the past. CGFPC will continue to engage with Indigenous groups that may be affected by the project to obtain their views on the traditional use of the land within and adjacent to KL 280.

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4 Closure This Baseline Socio-Economic Study has been prepared by SNC-Lavalin Inc. to support the Environmental Impact Assessment for Canada Golden Fortune Potash Corporation’s Broadview Project.

Prepared by:

Jamie Page, B.Sc. VP, Impact Assessment & Community Engagement, Prairies

Reviewed by:

Lyndsey MacBride, M.Sc., P.Geo. Operations Manager, Impact Assessment & Community Engagement, SK & MB

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Appendix A

Demographics Data

Table A.I Annual crop yields (2012 to 2016) (Government of Saskatchewan 2018a) Table A.II Community services Table A.III Population profiles for the region, 2011 and 2016 (Statistics Canada 2017) Table A.IV Education level of individuals 25 to 64 years of age in the region (Statistics Canada 2017) Table A.V Total income (for individuals over the age of 15 in the region) and unemployment rates 2016 (Statistics Canada 2017) Table A.VI Labour characteristics (Statistics Canada 2017)

Table A.I Annual crop yields (2012 to 2016) (Government of Saskatchewan 2018a) Winter Spring Canola Mustard Durum Oats Lentils Peas Barley Fall Rye Flax RM/Crop Year Wheat Wheat Canary Seed Chick Peas (bu/ac) (lbs/ac) (bu/ac) (bu/ac) (lbs/ac) (bu/ac) (bu/ac) (bu/ac) (bu/ac) (bu/ac) (bu/ac) RM of Chester 125 2012 49.4 20.9 36 47.5 65.5 31.9 42.1 42.3 1,050 18.8 2013 39.6 38.5 47 2,350 50.6 81.6 1,680 42.9 79.9 37.4 1,487 31.2 2014 47.95 30.6 39.71 42.25 68.03 1,500 24.9 54.99 30.55 1,124.34 23.28 2015 50 34.87 40.69 38.62 69.6 36.7 63.36 30.29 1,243.81 24.73 2016 73.7 42.4 46.2 48.1 83.2 1,695 39.4 74.3 57.3 1,981 28.7 5 Year Average 37.39 124.87 163.4 2,350 178.97 284.73 3180 136.4 240.35 140.54 4,905.15 98.01 RM of Elcapo 154 2012 51.9 22.9 33.9 1,000 47.8 26.7 40.1 40.4 20.5 2013 47.7 35.9 51.6 35 83.5 2,161 42.9 73.9 28.2 1,500 32.4 2014 39.8 31.47 38.19 745.37 68.98 1,326.11 20.5 51.35 40 23.11 2015 47.56 36.44 43.52 82.46 45.4 69.33 30.29 2016 47.4 41.5 44.9 54.5 64.9 1,947 41.8 64.6 50 29.3 5 Year Average 46.872 168.21 212.11 1,745.37 89.5 347.64 5,434.11 177.3 299.28 158.6 1,500 135.6 RM of Fertile Belt 183 2012 44.7 18.8 32.9 45.7 28.1 25 17.5 2013 37.5 40.5 53.8 84 40 74.7 38.8 1,100 29.9 2014 44.25 29.1 42.82 529.1 68.72 28.1 51.73 35 19.84 2015 41.84 36.55 46.34 50.28 35.9 55.33 574.73 28.82 2016 39.2 35.7 40.9 45.4 75.1 31.1 64.2 46.6 28.3 5 Year Average 207.49 160.65 216.76 529.1 45.4 323.8 163.2 270.96 120.4 1,674.73 124.36 RM of Fillmore 096 2012 53.6 24.4 31.8 37.2 50.9 1,203 32.9 35.2 42 1,058 21.4 2013 42 40.6 47 60.4 47.3 1,448 40.4 59.3 19.5 1,529 29.3 2014 49.58 29.37 37.38 1,021.97 46.76 41.41 842.68 18.9 30.72 26.41 1,000.89 21.84 2015 54.12 32.58 33.7 42.23 74.65 1,827.13 33.2 59.7 55.04 1,122.88 20.66 2016 67.2 37.9 37.6 1,070 53.1 65 1,202 38.5 73.5 71.5 1,974 25.5 5 Year Average 53.3 32.97 37.496 418.394 47.938 55.852 1,304.562 32.78 51.684 42.89 1,336.954 23.74 RM of Francis 127 2012 46.9 24.5 36 750 37.2 65.1 1,180 35.2 49.8 50 1,071 23.7 1,800 2013 61.8 42.2 48.2 1,081 51.7 78 1,679 41.3 72.8 42.5 1,342 32.5 1,380 2014 46.97 32.56 41.1 879.19 36.46 60.97 1,054.48 20 56.3 58.5 1,131.22 20 1,200 2015 32.42 33.44 33.39 27.69 56.82 1,280.06 34.4 48.6 18 932.14 21.55 2016 63.6 41.2 44.2 1,045 56 84.8 1,618 45.4 63.9 40 1,283 30.4 5 Year Average 50.338 34.78 40.578 751.038 41.81 69.138 1,362.308 35.26 58.28 41.8 1,151.872 25.63 876 RM of Golden West 095 2012 52.4 22.2 38.2 48 62.9 32 41.9 41 24.4 2013 43.2 40.3 55.3 47 66.7 713 38.4 76.7 38 29.1 2014 34.86 29.39 36.82 46.3 69.29 626.11 29.3 57.21 29.45 899.48 20.35 2015 40.34 37.53 38.49 39.81 61.8 32.2 63.53 36.99 1,373.12 23.44 2016 60.2 40.1 46.5 841 52.6 77.1 1,559 38.3 80.2 52.7 1622 27.9 5 Year Average 46.2 33.904 43.062 168.2 46.742 67.558 579.622 34.04 63.908 39.628 778.92 25.038

Winter Spring Canola Mustard Durum Oats Lentils Peas Barley Fall Rye Flax RM/Crop Year Wheat Wheat Canary Seed Chick Peas (bu/ac) (lbs/ac) (bu/ac) (bu/ac) (lbs/ac) (bu/ac) (bu/ac) (bu/ac) (bu/ac) (bu/ac) (bu/ac) RM of Grayson 184 2012 33.1 19.9 28.5 48 23 26.8 8 2013 42.8 33.7 42.2 709 71.3 1,993 38.7 71.1 941 27 2014 26.02 33.33 747.18 65.2 747.36 21.4 47.23 17.01 2015 34.18 34.7 64.19 1,885.85 36.3 53.25 24.44

2016 44.7 32.8 32.1 40 76 853 23.1 41.4 22.4 5 Year Average 24.12 29.32 34.166 291.236 8 64.938 1,095.842 28.5 47.956 0 188.2 19.77 RM of Hazlewood 094 2012 49.1 26.6 31.7 58.8 30 17.5 2013 45.5 37.1 50.5 26.4 81.4 37.5 89.6 16.2 2014 33.37 29.99 34.92 72.67 36 47.49 14.36 2015 26.07 34.42 62.06 37.1 50.04 1,649.04 22.05 2016 35.5 42.7 650 72.5 39.3 55.6 23.4 5 Year Average 25.594 31.052 38.848 130 5.28 69.486 0 29.98 54.546 0 329.808 18.702 RM of Indian Head 156 2012 39 26.9 34 33.7 62.1 1,095 27.2 29.5 38 996 22.8 2013 52.7 42.3 52.4 1,500 55 93 1,709 44.3 72.6 30 1,927 29 2014 45.5 36.5 45.57 42.18 57.47 815.7 18.7 42.39 22.81 1,461.65 25.76 2015 42.99 44.32 43.41 42.05 60.42 1,741.26 38.7 47.93 1,698.11 22.95 2016 56 47.5 52.7 48.7 90.6 1,441 44.5 62.7 68 2,032 28.8 5 Year Average 47.238 39.504 45.616 300 44.326 72.718 1,360.392 34.68 51.024 31.762 1,622.952 25.862 RM of Kingsley 124 2012 45.8 21.8 27.9 475 32 53.8 1,000 23.1 39.8 31.6 19.1

2013 45.3 36 46.2 1,200 44 79 1,185 33.3 73.3 42 921 24.6 2014 41.65 29.64 35.8 800 34.27 63.14 1,000 26.4 49.91 35 641.54 20.26 2015 39.4 35.47 38.21 75.21 30.1 49.52 526.15 25.22

2016 46.4 44 47 64.4 90.4 43.2 68.2 1,078 23.8

5 Year Average 43.71 33.382 39.022 495 34.934 72.31 637 31.22 56.146 21.72 633.338 22.596 RM of McLeod 185 2012 41.1 21.6 32 31.3 63 27.7 35.9 1,042 15.6 2013 57.3 38 48.2 940 49 100.2 40.6 75.2 12.6 2,000 29.2 2014 22.88 22.51 30.79 650.36 36.48 65.89 18.2 42.24 19.64 2015 52.31 36.81 37.73 528.12 36.17 83.97 38.4 59.61 1,499.33 26 2016 62.2 36 44 708 83.6 39.2 69.6 31.3 5 Year Average 47.158 30.984 38.544 565.296 30.59 79.332 0 32.82 56.51 2.52 908.266 24.348 RM of Montmartre 126 2012 39.4 22.7 40.1 40.8 62.2 1,501 24.3 41.4 1,032 18.3 2013 44.8 34.1 51.5 899 52.4 77.8 1,159 33.3 76.4 1,165 24.5 2014 61.99 32.29 38.27 473.77 43.04 52.14 1,096.94 22.1 48.24 22.05 1,136.47 23.14 2015 31.47 38.08 37.28 66.6 1,650.03 25.4 54.04 856.45 24.24 2016 67 42.9 45.1 54.5 79.9 1,566 33.6 71.6 61 1,363 32.1 5 Year Average 42.638 32.692 42.61 274.554 45.604 67.728 1,394.594 27.74 58.336 16.61 1,110.584 24.456

Winter Spring Canola Mustard Durum Oats Lentils Peas Barley Fall Rye Flax RM/Crop Year Wheat Wheat Canary Seed Chick Peas (bu/ac) (lbs/ac) (bu/ac) (bu/ac) (lbs/ac) (bu/ac) (bu/ac) (bu/ac) (bu/ac) (bu/ac) (bu/ac) RM of Silverwood 123 2012 59.2 21.4 40.3 59.1 29.3 30.4 43.3 20.7 2013 44.1 39.6 53.7 91.7 1,200 46.3 74.1 30 1,250 26.4 2014 52.22 28.1 39.73 458.69 62.08 25.7 47.46 40 18.87 2015 47.11 34.43 40.74 67.43 33.5 54.23 54.51 23.54 2016 55 41.8 49.9 53.8 81.2 644 40.6 66.1 40 26.4 5 Year Average 51.526 33.066 44.874 91.738 10.76 72.302 368.8 35.08 54.458 41.562 250 23.182 RM of Wawken 093 2012 50.5 18.6 34.2 54.6 35.2 2013 64.1 43.5 49.8 69 75 40.7 2014 52.32 28.3 37.97 69.81 39.33 20.29 2015 38.81 41.29 52.81 61.5 63.82 1,250.01 22 2016 39.3 49.9 79.1 68 25.5 5 Year Average 33.384 33.702 42.632 0 0 65.064 0 12.3 56.27 0 250.002 21.698 RM of Willowdale 153 2012 48.4 15.9 28.8 45.1 27 41.7 17.7 2013 36.7 33.1 47.1 233 84.4 62.9 26.6 2014 48.64 25.69 29.08 467.38 67.19 39.45 18.53 2015 48.37 34.06 34.39 79.88 76.64 18.52 2016 55 40.9 40.1 79.7 53.3 53.1 50 23.3 5 Year Average 47.422 29.93 35.894 140.076 0 71.254 0 10.66 51.818 18.34 0 20.93 RM of Wolseley 155 2012 45.4 22.2 32 36.3 56.9 1,100 27.8 41.1 41.3 913 18.2 2013 54.7 35.5 55 1,217 54.6 83.1 1,200 43.5 74.7 50 1,748 34.4 2014 49.52 30.84 40.22 440.92 44.77 67.08 857.37 18.7 66.45 45 1,250.01 26.04 2015 49.93 36.07 43.98 1,750 47.15 67.04 2,550.14 44.3 67.69 52 1,286.17 31.07 2016 60.4 43.6 53.8 930 62.8 84.6 1,755 37.5 78.6 58 1,531 30.5 5 Year Average 51.99 33.642 45 867.584 49.124 71.744 1,492.502 34.36 65.708 49.26 1,345.636 28.042 Study Area Average 53.52313 55.16613 70.03825 569.8491 42.43613 115.9746 1,138.108 53.52 96.07713 45.352 1,124.151 41.37275 54.75

Table A.II Community services Emergency Community RCMP / Police Fire Department Hospital School Data Sources Services RM of Chester 125 Organized Hamlet of Peebles RCMP / Kipling n/d 911 n/d No Village of Glenavon RCMP / Kipling Yes 911 No No Village of Windthorst RCMP / Kipling Yes 911 No No Village of Windthorst 2018 RM of Elcapo 154 Town of Broadview RCMP / Broadview Yes 911 No Public - Broadview School K-12 Town of Broadview 2018 Public - Grenfell Elementary School Town of Grenfell RCMP/ Broadview Yes 911 No Town of Grenfell 2018 Public - Grenfell High Community School RM of Fertile Belt 183 Resort Village of Bird’s Point RCMP / Esterhazy n/d 911 No n/d Resort Village of West End RCMP / Esterhazy n/d 911 No n/d Village of Stockholm RCMP / Esterhazy Yes 911 No Macdonald School K-9 Village of Stockholm 2018 RM of Fillmore 096 Village of Creelman RCMP / Fillmore n/d 911 No n/d Village of Fillmore RCMP Yes 911 No 33 Central School K-12 Village of Osage RCMP / Fillmore n/d 911 No All students bussed to Fillmore RM of Francis 127 Village of Odessa RCMP / Indian Head Yes 911 No All students bussed to Vibank Village of Odessa RM of Golden West 095 Organized Hamlet of Corning RCMP / Fillmore n/d 911 No n/d RM of Grayson 184 Organized Hamlet of Moose Bay RCMP / Broadview n/d 911 No No Organized Hamlet of Pelican Shores RCMP / Broadview n/d 911 No No Organized Hamlet of Sunset Beach RCMP / Broadview n/d 911 No No Resort Village of Melville Beach RCMP / Broadview n/d 911 No No Village of Dubuc RCMP / Esterhazy n/d 91 No No Village of Grayson RCMP / Melville n/d 911 No No RM of Indian Head Public-Indian Head Elementary School PK-6 Town of Indian Head RCMP Yes 911 Yes Town of Indian Head 2018 Public - Indian Head High School 7-12 Town of Sintaluta RCMP / Indian Head No 911 No No RM of Kingsley 124 Town of Kipling RCMP Yes 911 Yes Public -Kipling School K-12 Town of Kipling 2018 RM of McLeod 185 Town of Lemberg RCMP / Melville Yes 911 No Public - North Valley High School 7-12 Village of Killaly RCMP / Melville n/d 911 No No Village of Neudorf RCMP / Melville Yes 911 Public - North Valley Elementary K-6 Village of Neudorf 2018 RM of Montmartre 126 Organized Hamlet of Candiac RCMP / Montemarte No 911 No No Village of Kendal RCMP / Montemarte n/d 911 No No Village of Montmartre RCMP Yes 911 No Public - Montemarte School K-12 Village of Montmartre 2018 RM of Wawken 093 Village of Kennedy RCMP / Broadview n/d 911 No Public - Kennedy Langbank School K-8 Village of Kennedy 2018 RM of Willowdale 153 Town of Whitewood RCMP / Broadview Yes 911 Yes Public – Whitewood School K-12 Town of Whitewood 2018

Emergency Community RCMP / Police Fire Department Hospital School Data Sources Services RM of Wolseley No. 154 Dr. Isman Elementary Town of Wolseley RCMP / Indian Head Yes 911 Yes Town of Wolseley 2018 Wolseley High School RM of Sherwood 159 44 Public Elementary Schools 8 Public High Schools City of Regina City Police Yes 911 Yes (2) 3 Faith Based Schools City of Regina 2018 24 Catholic Elementary Schools 6 Catholic High Schools n/d = No Data

Table A.III Population profiles for the region, 2011 and 2016 (Statistics Canada 2017) Number of Median Population Population Population Families in Age of Community Change 2011 2011 2016 Census Population to 2016 2016 2016 RM of Chester 125 Rural Residents 373 383 2.7 115 42.2 Organized Hamlet of Peebles 5 20 300 n/d n/d Village of Glenavon 176 182 3.4 45 54.0 Village of Windthorst 215 211 -1.9 65 56.1 Subtotal 764 796 1.57 225 n/a RM of Elcapo 154 Rural Residents 481 488 1.5 160 49.4 Town of Broadview 574 552 -3.8 150 56.4 Town of Grenfell 1,049 1,099 4.8 300 46.8 Subtotal 2,104 2,139 1.66 610 n/a RM of Fertile Belt 183 Rural Residents 785 781 -0.5 255 48 Resort Village of Bird’s Point 103 112 8.7 40 54.9 Resort Village of West End 17 37 117.6 n/d n/d Village of Stockholm 341 352 3.2 110 48.6 Subtotal 1,246 1,282 2.81 405 n/a RM of Fillmore 096 Rural Residents 255 223 -12.5 75 53.4 Village of Creelman 115 113 -1.7 30 39.5 Village of Fillmore 255 311 22.0 80 43.8 Village of Osage 20 20 0.0 n/d n/d Subtotal 645 667 -1.35 185 n/a RM of Francis 127 Rural Residents 676 674 -0.3 215 40.7 Village of Odessa 239 205 -14.2 60 40.8 Subtotal 915 875 -4.5 275 n/a RM of Golden West 095 Rural Residents 315 291 -7.6 90 50.2 Organized Hamlet of Corning 30 25 -16.7 n/d n/d Subtotal 345 316 -8.4 90 n/a RM of Grayson 184 Rural Residents 487 512 7.1 170 53.3 Organized Hamlet of Moose Bay 31 28 -9.7 n/d n/d Organized Hamlet of Pelican Shores 5 0 n/d n/d n/d Organized Hamlet of Sunset Beach 24 38 58.3 n/d n/d Resort Village of Melville Beach 27 19 -29.6 n/d n/d Village of Dubuc 70 61 -12.9 20 60.0 Village of Grayson 184 211 14.7 60 51.8 Subtotal 828 869 5.0 250 n/a

Number of Median Population Population Population Families in Age of Community Change 2011 2011 2016 Census Population to 2016 2016 2016 RM of Indian Head 156 Rural Residents 380 336 -11.6 110 47.8 Town of Indian Head 1,815 1,910 5.2 545 43.5 Town of Sintaluta 120 119 -0.8 35 46.5 Subtotal 2,315 2,365 2.2 690 n/a RM of Kingsley 124 Rural Residents 421 444 5.5 140 46.2 Town of Kipling 1,051 1,074 2.2 285 42.0 Subtotal 1,472 1,518 3.1 425 n/a RM of McLeod 185 Rural Residents 446 365 -18.2 120 50.5 Town of Lemberg 274 313 14.2 90 49.5 Village of Killaly 74 65 -12.2 50 35.8 Village of Neudorf 272 263 -3.3 75 55.3 Subtotal 1,066 1,066 0.0 335 n/a RM of Montmartre 126 Rural Residents 488 483 -1.0 140 42.6 Organized Hamlet of Candiac 17 20 17.6 n/d n/d Village of Kendal 77 83 7.8 25 34.8 Village of Montmartre 476 190 2.9 135 49.0 Subtotal 1,058 776 -26.7 300 n/a RM of Silverwood 123 Rural Residents 466 410 -12.0 130 46.8 Organized Hamlet of Langbank 20 25 25.0 n/d n/a Subtotal 486 435 -10.4 130 n/a RM of Wawken 093 Rural Residents 559 571 2.1 200 54.9 Village of Kennedy 241 216 -10.4 60 41.5 Subtotal 800 787 -1.6 260 n/a RM of Willowdale 153 Rural Residents 297 299 0.7 95 48.3 Town of Whitewood 950 862 -9.3 235 45.8 Subtotal 1,247 1,161 -6.8 330 n/a RM of Wolseley 155 Rural Residents 405 372 -8.1 150 47.2 Town of Wolseley 864 854 -1.2 360 51.8 Subtotal 1,269 1,226 -3.4 510 n/a Regional Total 16,560 16,278 -1.7 5,040 n/a City of Regina 193,150 215,106 11.4 58,445 36.6 Total 209,710 231,681 10.5 63,485 n/a Saskatchewan 1,033,381 1,098,352 6.3% 302,260 37.8 n/a = not applicable n/d = no data

Table A.IV Education level of individuals 25 to 64 years of age in the region (Statistics Canada 2017) Post-Secondary No Certificate, High School Certificate, Community Diploma, or Diploma or Total Diploma or Degree Equivalent Degree RM of Chester 125 Rural Residents 35 (18.4%) 80 (42.1%) 75 (39.5%) 190 Organized Hamlet of Peebles n/d n/d n/d n/d Village of Glenavon 10 (13.3%) 30 (40.0%) 35 (46.7%) 75 Village of Windthorst 20 (18.2%) 25 (22.7%) 65 (59.1%) 110 Subtotal 65 (17.3%) 135 (36.0%) 175 (46.7%) 375 RM of Elcapo 154 Rural Residents 20 (9.3%) 75 (34.8%) 120 (55.9%) 215 Town of Broadview 30 (12.5%) 50 (20.8%) 160 (66.7%) 240 Town of Grenfell 55 (10.3%) 155 (29.0%) 325 (60.7%) 535 Subtotal 105 (10.7%) 280 (28.2%) 605 (61.1%) 990 RM of Fertile Belt 183 Rural Residents 40 (9.1%) 175 (39.8%) 225 (51.1%) 440 Resort Village of Birds Point 0 (0.0%) 20 (33.3%) 40 (66.6%) 60 Resort Village of West End n/d n/d n/d n/a Village of Stockholm 25 (26.6%) 70 (46.6%) 55 (36.6%) 150 Subtotal 65 (10%) 265 (40.8%) 320 (49.2%) 650 RM of Fillmore 096 Rural Residents 10 (9.5%) 40 (38.1%) 55 (52.4%) 105 Village of Creelman 0 (0.0%) 35 (53.8%) 30 (46.2%) 65 Village of Fillmore 0 (0.0%) 65 (61.9%) 40 (38.1%) 105 Village of Osage n/d n/d n/d n/d Subtotal 10(3.6) 140 (50.9%) 125 (45.5%) 275 RM of Francis 127 Rural Residents 45 (11.5%) 150 (38.5%) 195 (50%) 390 Village of Odessa 25 (23.8%) 35 (33.3%) 45 (42.9) 105 Subtotal 70 (14.1%) 185 (37.4%) 240 (48.5%) 495 RM of Golden West 095 Rural Residents 25 (17.2%) 60 (41.4%) 60 (41.4%) 145 Organized Hamlet of Corning n/d n/d n/d n/d Subtotal 25 (17.2%) 60 (41.4%) 60 (41.4%) 145 RM of Grayson 184 Rural Residents 35 (10.8%) 130 (40.0%) 160 (49.2%) 325 Organized Hamlet of Moose Bay n/d n/d n/d n/d Organized Hamlet of Pelican n/d n/d n/d n/d Shores Organized Hamlet of Sunset n/d n/d n/d n/d Beach Resort Village of Melville Beach n/d n/d n/d n/d Village of Dubuc 10 (33.3%) 10 (33.3%) 10 (33.3%) 30 Village of Grayson 0 55 35 90 Subtotal 45 (10.1%) 195 (43.8%) 205 (46/1%) 445

Post-Secondary No Certificate, High School Certificate, Community Diploma, or Diploma or Total Diploma or Degree Equivalent Degree RM of Indian Head 156 Rural Residents 10 (5.3%) 50 (26.3%) 130 (68.4%) 190 Town of Indian Head 90 (9.6%) 315 (33.6%) 535 (56.9%) 940 Town of Sintaluta 10 (13.3%) 30 (40%) 35 (46.6%) 75 Subtotal 110 (9.1%) 395 (32.8%) 700 (58.1%) 1,205 RM of Kingsley 124 Rural Residents 15 (7.3%) 55 (26.8%) 135 (65.9%) 205 Town of Kipling 55 (12.5%) 130 (29.5%) 255 (58.0%) 440 Subtotal 70 (10.9%) 185 (29.0%) 390 (60.4%) 645 RM of McLeod 185 Rural Residents 20 (10.3%) 70 (35.9%) 105 (53.8%) 195 Town of Lemberg 30 (26.1%) 25 (21.7%) 60 (%) 115 Village of Killaly 10 (20%) 25 (50%) 15 (30%) 50 Village of Neudorf 15 (12.5%) 60(50%) 45 (37.5%) 120 Subtotal 75 (15.6%) 180 (37.5%) 225 (46.9%) 480 RM of Montmartre 126 Rural Residents 20 (8.0%) 80 (32%) 150 (60%) 250 Organized Hamlet of Candiac n/d n/d n/d n/d Village of Kendal 10 (16.6%) 25 (41.6%) 25 (41.6%) 60 Village of Montmartre 20 (8.3%) 90 (37.5%) 130 (54.2%) 240 Subtotal 50 (9.0%) 195 (35.5%) 305 (55.5%) 550 RM of Silverwood 123 Rural Residents 30 (13.4%) 95 (44.2%) 90 (41.9%) 215 Organized Hamlet of Langbank n/d n/d n/d n/d Subtotal 30 (13.4%) 95 (44.2%) 90 (41.9%) 215 RM of Wawken 093 Rural Residents 45 (18.4%) 135 (55.1%) 165 (67.3%) 245 Village of Kennedy 10 (9.5%) 50 (47.6%) 45 (42.9%) 105 Subtotal 55 (12.4%) 185 (41.5%) 205 (46.1%) 445 RM of Willowdale 153 Rural Residents 15 (10.0%) 30 (20.0%) 105 (70.0%) 150 Town of Whitewood 65 (15.5%) 145 (34.5%) 210 (50%) 420 Subtotal 80 (14.0%) 175 (30.7%) 315 (55.3%) 570 RM of Wolseley 155 Rural Residents 50 (22.8%) 60 (27.2%) 110 (50.0%) 220 Town of Wolseley 50 (15.0%) 85 (25.3%) 200 (59.7%) 335 Subtotal 85 (13.4%) 245 (38.8%) 300 (47.6%) 630 Regional Total 940 (11.6%) 2,915 (35.9%) 4,260 (52.5%) 8,115 City of Regina 9,710 (8.3%) 34,780 (29.5%) 73,195 (62.2%) 117,685 Total 10,650 (8.5%) 37,695 (30.0%) 77,455 (61.5%) 125,800 Total Saskatchewan 69,200 (12.2%) 168,035 (29.7%) 329,005(58.1%) 566,240

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Table A.V Total income (for individuals over the age of 15 in the region) and unemployment rates 2015 (Statistics Canada 2017) Average Income Median Income Unemployment Rate Community $ $ (%) * RM of Chester 125 Rural Residents 44,589 30,528 0.0 Organized Hamlet of Peebles n/d n/d n/d Village of Glenavon n/d n/d 10.5 Village of Windthorst n/d n/d 13.0 RM of Elcapo 154 Rural Residents 43,244 32,928 3.9 Town of Grenfell 39,822 31,936 11.2 Town of Broadview 41,024 32,896 7.8 RM of Fertile Belt 183 Rural Residents 57,584 43,392 2.2 Resort Village of Birds Point n/d n/d n/d Resort Village of West End n/d n/d n/d Village of Stockholm 45,103 33,195 9.4 RM of Fillmore 096 Rural Residents n/d n/d 0.0 Village of Creelman n/d n/d 0.0 Village of Fillmore 43,925 32,896 9.1 Village of Odessa n/d n/d 0.0 Village of Osage n/d n/d 0.0 RM of Francis 127 Rural Residents 43,210 38,784 2.3 Village of Odessa n/d n/d 0.0 RM of Golden West 095 Rural Residents n/d 37,952 6.7 Organized Hamlet of Corning n/d n/d 0.0 RM of Grayson 184 Rural Residents 44,696 31,776 3.0 Organized Hamlet of Moose Bay n/d n/d 0.0 Organized Hamlet of Pelican Shores n/d n/d 0.0 Organized Hamlet of Sunset Beach n/d n/d 0.0 Resort Village of Melville Beach n/d n/d 0.0 Village of Dubuc n/d n/d 0.0 Village of Grayson n/d n/d 0.0 RM of Indian Head 156 Rural Residents 58,244 42,624 5.1 Town of Indian Head 43,862 38,912 4.7 Town of Sintaluta n/d n/d 0.0 RM of Kingsley 124 Rural Residents 53,498 31,5528 3.4 Town of Kipling 100,174 36,693 10.4

Average Income Median Income Unemployment Rate Community $ $ (%) * RM of McLeod 185 Rural Residents 43,631 32,768 0.0 Town of Lemberg 37,788 32,480 18.2 Village of Killaly n/d n/d n/d Village of Neudorf 40,485 23,584 8.3 RM of Montmartre 126 Rural Residents 37,456 30,635 0.0 Organized Hamlet of Candiac n/d n/d n/d Village of Kendal n/d n/d n/d Village of Montmartre 46.269 29,824 4.2 RM of Silverwood 123 Rural Residents 50,405 36,352 0.0 Organized Hamlet of Langbank n/d n/d n/d RM of Wawken 093 Rural Residents 46,157 36,139 Village of Kennedy n/d n/d n/d RM of Willowdale 153 Rural Residents 39,329 29,888 0.0 Town of Whitewood 45,548 34,798 7.4 RM of Wolseley 155 Rural Residents 34,016 31,104 3.9 Town of Wolseley 52,332 36,992 6.7 City of Regina 53,458 42,676 6.0 Province of Saskatchewan 49,409 38,299 7.1

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Table A.VI Labour characteristics of total labour force population aged 15 years and over by occupation - National Occupational Classification 2016 (Statistics Canada 2017)

Education, Law Trades, Natural Total Labour Business, Natural and Art, Culture, and Social, Transport / Resources, Manufacturing RM / Place Force Management Finance and Applied Health Recreation / Sales / Service Community / Equipment Agriculture / and Utilities Population Admin. Sciences Sport Gov. Services Operators Production

RM of Chester 125 Rural Residents 225 60 25 10 15 15 0 25 0 65 10 Organized Hamlet of Peebles n/d n/d n/d n/d n/d n/d n/d n/d n/d n/d n/d Village of Glenavon 95 20 0 10 0 10 0 20 25 15 0 Village of Windthorst 115 0 30 0 10 25 0 25 20 10 0 RM of Elcapo 154 Rural Residents 250 90 35 0 30 10 0 20 40 15 10 Town of Broadview 250 20 40 0 35 25 10 50 65 0 15 Town of Grenfell 490 40 60 10 70 70 10 85 115 20 0 RM of Fertile Belt 183 Rural Residents 445 90 60 10 30 20 10 45 120 50 0 Resort Village of Birds Point 55 30 15 0 0 0 0 10 0 0 0 Resort Village of West End n/d n/d n/d n/d n/d n/d n/d n/d n/d n/d n/d Village of Stockholm 160 10 15 15 15 0 0 25 45 10 15 RM of Fillmore 096 Rural Residents 170 65 25 0 10 0 0 25 15 30 0 Village of Creelman 85 15 15 0 0 10 0 15 10 10 10 Village of Fillmore 120 10 10 0 10 10 10 20 30 20 0 Village of Osage n/d n/d n/d n/d n/d n/d n/d n/d n/d n/d n/d RM of Francis 127 Rural Residents 435 185 45 0 15 25 0 50 55 45 15 Village of Odessa 69 10 15 0 10 10 0 20 4 0 0 RM of Golden West 095 Rural Residents 150 95 10 0 0 10 0 0 15 15 10 Organized Hamlet of Corning n/d n/d n/d n/d n/d n/d n/d n/d n/d n/d n/d RM of Grayson 184 Rural Residents 330 90 55 10 0 25 0 45 60 35 10 Organized Hamlet of Moose Bay n/d n/d n/d n/d n/d n/d n/d n/d n/d n/d n/d Organized Hamlet of Pelican Shores n/d n/d n/d n/d n/d n/d n/d n/d n/d n/d n/d Organized Hamlet of Sunset Beach n/d n/d n/d n/d n/d n/d n/d n/d n/d n/d n/d Resort Village of Melville Beach n/d n/d n/d n/d n/d n/d n/d n/d n/d n/d n/d Village of Dubuc 30 0 0 0 0 0 0 10 0 0 0 Village of Grayson n/d n/d n/d n/d n/d n/d n/d n/d n/d n/d n/d

RM of Indian Head 156 Rural Residents 205 80 10 10 30 10 0 20 15 20 10 Town of Indian Head 955 100 115 25 120 115 15 200 180 50 35 Town of Sintaluta 60 0 0 0 0 0 0 45 15 0 0 RM of Kingsley 124 Rural Residents 290 125 20 10 15 10 0 35 30 35 10 Town of Kipling 475 70 40 20 45 15 10 105 65 55 35 RM of McLeod 185 Rural Residents 225 105 35 10 20 0 0 10 10 30 0 Town of Lemberg 110 20 0 10 10 10 0 20 45 0 0 Village of Killaly 20 10 0 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 RM of Montmartre 126 Rural Residents 310 150 20 10 15 30 0 10 20 45 10 Organized Hamlet of Candiac n/d n/d n/d n/d n/d n/d n/d n/d n/d n/d n/d Village of Kendal 60 10 10 0 0 10 0 20 10 0 0 Village of Montmartre 240 30 30 0 10 45 0 40 60 15 10 RM of Silverwood 123 Rural Residents 285 125 30 10 20 15 0 20 45 20 0 Organized Hamlet of Langbank n/d n/d n/d n/d n/d n/d n/d n/d n/d n/d n/d RM of Wawken 093 Rural Residents 385 120 20 0 35 10 0 55 75 65 10 Village of Kennedy 80 0 80 10 15 10 0 15 10 10 10 RM of Willowdale 153 Rural Residents 200 60 30 0 15 15 0 30 30 20 0 Town of Whitewood 465 50 50 15 65 55 0 75 90 65 10 RM of Wolseley 155 Rural Residents 225 75 20 0 20 0 0 55 30 55 0 Town of Wolseley 370 45 35 10 70 30 15 50 65 40 10 Subtotal RM’s 8,434 2,005 1,000 215 755 645 80 1,295 1,414 865 245 Subtotal City of Regina 119,545 12,555 21,380 8,830 8,675 13,955 3,030 28,640 18,200 1,410 2,880 Grand Total 12,7979 14,560 22,380 9,045 9,430 14,600 3,110 29,935 19,614 2,275 3,125 Percentage (%) of Available Labour - 11.3 17.5 7.1 7.4 11.4 2.4 23.4 15.3 1.8 2.4 Force / RM’s Province of Saskatchewan 57,5310 81,060 80,640 28,325 41,675 64,685 10,760 124,090 99,755 28,155 16,165 Percentage (%) of Available Labour - 14.1 14.0 4.9 7.2 11.2 1.9 21.5 17.3 4.9 2.8 Force / Saskatchewan

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