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Creditor Notice TravelBrands Inc. List of Known Creditors Please note the following: 1. This list of creditors has been prepared from information contained in the books and records of TravelBrands Inc. and represents amounts owing in the ordinary course of business. 2. This list includes both invoiced amounts and accruals as at April 30, 2015, being the most up to date financial records available at the date of the Initial Order. The accruals, which make up a significant portion of the overall balance, are based on initial estimates and may differ significantly from actual amounts owing. 3. The amounts have not been adjusted for any amounts that may also be receivable from creditors. 4. This list of creditors has been prepared without admission as to the liability for, or quantum of, any of the amounts shown. 5. To date, a claims procedure has not been approved by the Court, and creditors are NOT required to file a statement of account or proof of claim at this point in time. 6. If and when a claims procedure is approved by the Court, further details and claims forms will be posted to the Monitor's website. It is through such a claims procedure that creditor claims will be reviewed and determined. Again, creditors are NOT required to file a statement of account or proof of claim at this point in time. KPMG Inc. is a subsidiary of KPMG LLP, a Canadian limited liability partnership and a member firm of the KPMG network of independent member firms affiliated with KPMG International Cooperative (“KPMG International”) a Swiss entity. List of Known Creditors To be read in conjunction with attached notes. Creditor Name Creditor Address1 Creditor Address2 City State/Province Zip/Postal Code Country Total ($CAD) 1-2-1 Travel Connections 3883 HIGHWAY 7 SUITE 211 WOODBRIDGE ON L4L 6C1 CANADA 5,298.84 1855 South Harbor Bld Drive Holding WELLS FARGO BANK SHERATON PARK HOTEL CA 92802 UNITED STATES 4,101.16 2224855 Ontario Inc. 5450 Explorer Drive Mississauga ON L4W 5N1 Canada 71,450,000.00 411TRAVELBUYS.CA 162 DAVENPORT ROAD MAIN FLOOR TORONTO ON M5R 1J2 CANADA 2,052.16 5 10 Travel 2800 KINGSTON ROAD SCARBOROUGH ON M1M 1M7 CANADA 5,192.01 908211 ONTARIO INC DBA 425-427 WEST ST N UNIT 4 908211 ONTARIO INC DBA ORILLIA ON L3V 7R2 CANADA 7,128.95 A AND B TRAVEL 9336 TRANSIT RD EAST AMHERST NY 14051 UNITED STATES 1,058.59 A AND B TRAVEL 9336 TRANSIT ROAD EAST AMHERST NY 14051 UNITED STATES 1,111.54 A NASH TRAVEL INC - SELECT 5865 MCLAUGHLIN ROAD UNIT 2B MISSISSAUGA ON L5R 1B8 CANADA 1,753.67 A ONE TRAVEL 3865 TECUMSEH RD E WINDSOR ON N8W 1J1 CANADA 1,068.35 A VIVRE DES MAINTENANT 4715 DES REPLATS BUREAU 26 QUEBEC PQ G2J 1B8 CANADA 1,438.58 A.L.M., Voyages 920 BOUL IBERVILLE STE 105 REPENTIGNY PQ J5Y 2P9 CANADA 3,319.27 A.M.A. CALL CENTRE 9520 42AVE EDMONTON AB T6E5Y4 CANADA 1,322.10 A.M.A. TRAVEL AGENCY 10310 GA MACDONALD 39A AVENUE EDMONTON AB T6J6R7 CANADA 1,762.68 A.M.A. TRAVEL AGENCY 11220 109TH ST EDMONTON AB T5G 2T6 CANADA 2,419.75 A.M.A. TRAVEL AGENCY 11401 99ST GRANDE PRAIRIE AB T8V2H6 CANADA 2,588.73 A.M.A. TRAVEL AGENCY 2004-50 AVENUE SUITE 141 RED DEER AB T4R 3A2 CANADA 2,316.07 A.M.A. TRAVEL AGENCY 220 CROWFOOT CRES NW CALGARY AB T3G 3N5 CANADA 2,208.48 A.M.A. TRAVEL AGENCY 2710 13TH AVE SE MEDICINE HAT AB T1A 3P8 CANADA 1,403.91 A.M.A. TRAVEL AGENCY 3650 20TH AVE NE CALGARY AB T1Y 6E8 CANADA 1,183.82 A.M.A. TRAVEL AGENCY 4700 17TH AVE SW CALGARY AB T3E 0E3 CANADA 2,194.52 A.M.A. TRAVEL AGENCY 530 8TH AVE SW UNIT 100 CALGARY AB T2P 3S8 CANADA 1,549.43 A.M.A. TRAVEL AGENCY 6702 48 AVE CAMROSE AB T4V 4S3 CANADA 2,315.59 AAT KING'S TOURS (U.S.A.) INC 801 EAST KATELLA AVE. 3RD FLOOR ANAHEIM CA 92805 UNITED STATES 1,816.40 ABBOTSFORD CRUISESHIP CENTERS 103 - 1975 MCCALLUM ROAD ABBOTSFORD BC V2S 3N3 CANADA 1,502.97 ABC TRAVEL 1311 HOWE STREET SUITE 308 VANCOUVER BC V6Z 2P3 CANADA 1,513.84 ABCTRADE N.V. Blvd. Kukulkan Km 17, Zona Hotelera, Cancún QROO 77500 MEXICO 4,467.38 ABSOLUTE TRAVEL SPECIALISTS 3200 KEMPT ROAD SUITE 212 HALIFAX NS B3K4X1 CANADA 6,217.48 ACAMPORA TRAVEL Via Cavour, 71, Rome 184 ITALY 4,293.26 ACCENT ON TRAVEL INC 15355 24TH AVE STE 140 SURREY BC V4A 2H9 CANADA 1,500.00 Acces Voyages Voyabec 1081 RUE ST DENIS STE 101 MONTREAL PQ H2X3J3 CANADA 1,240.37 ACCESS VOYAGES VOYABEC 1081 RUE ST DENIS STE 101 MONTREAL PQ CANADA 1,800.85 Accra Beach Hotel Limited P.O. Box 73W Rockley, ACCRA BEACH Christ Church West Indies BARBADOS 16,508.05 ACROSS AUSTRALIA PTY LTD 69 A Mitchell St Darwin NT 0801 AUSTRALIA 4,446.99 ACTA 700-177 LOMBARD AVE WINNIPEG MB CANADA 11,574.56 Action Travel 204 - 3740 CHATHAM STREET RICHMOND BC V7E 2Z3 CANADA 2,044.52 ACTIVE TRAVEL 4300 STEELES AVE E STE D8 MARKHAM ON L3R 0Y5 CANADA 1,138.58 ADIRONDACK TRAILWAYS 499 HURLEY AVENUE HURLEY NY 12443 UNITED STATES 3,245.94 ADMINISTRADORA TURISTICA PLAYA DEL Calle Amapas 214, Emiliano Zapata Puerto Vallarta Jal 48380 MEXICO 6,718.21 ADRIA TRAVEL 200-883 NOTRE DAME AVE WINNIPEG MB R3E 0M4 CANADA 3,752.91 ADRIA TRAVEL SERVICE LTD. 2175 BLOOR ST W TORONTO ON M6S 1N2 CANADA 2,584.62 ADV FCNQ INC 19950 CLARKE GRAHAM BAIE D'URFE PQ H9X 3R8 CANADA 3,779.27 ADVANTAGE FEATHERSTONE TRAVEL 95 QUEENSWAY WEST CHAMBER PLAZA UNIT 2 SIMCOE ON N3Y 2M8 CANADA 1,124.78 ADVANTAGE LACOMBE TRAVEL 5012 50TH AVE LACOMBE AB T4L 2L1 CANADA 3,836.77 Advantage Lacombe Travel 5012 50TH AVE LACOMBE AB T4L 2L1 CANADA 1,637.48 ADVANTAGE MACKENZIE TRAVEL 1272 MAIN ST BOX 2558 SMITHERS BC V0J 2N0 CANADA 2,420.88 ADVANTAGE UNIVERSAL CRUISE AND 386 ELIZABETH AVE SUITE 12B, SUMMERVILLE PLAZA ST.JOHN'S NL A1B 1V2 CANADA 1,141.31 ADVANTAGE UXBRIDGE TRAVEL 15 BROCK ST W BOX 189 UXBRIDGE ON L9P 1N4 CANADA 1,902.62 ADVANTAGE WHITEHORSE TRAVEL 212 LAMBERT ST WHITEHORSE YT Y1A 1Z4 CANADA 1,654.40 Advantage Wildrose Vacations 11054 156 Street NW Edmonton AB 3,511.22 ADVENTURE TOURS AUSTRALIA Level 3/380 Lonsdale Street, Melbourne SA VIC 3000 AUSTRALIA 6,136.87 Adventure Trvl Co./Travel Cuts 45, Clarence Street OTTAWA ON 1,749.80 Aerolineas Argentinas 2020 RUE UNIVERSITÉ SUITE 1300 MONTRÉAL PQ H3A 2A5 CANADA 7,821.70 Aeroportvoyage.com 3767 RUE WELLINGTON VERDUN PQ H4G1V1 CANADA 2,450.41 AGENCE DE VOYAGE AQUARELLE INC 805 CHEMIN MASSON GATINEAU PQ CANADA 1,194.51 Agence de Voyages Esther 267 BOUL. SIR WILFRID LAURIER RTE 116, BUREAU 155 ST BASILE LE GRAND PQ J3N 1M8 CANADA 9,584.78 AGENCE DE VOYAGES LA PARA 999 ST-ANTOINE OUEST MONTREAL PQ H3C 4M7 CANADA 6,235.06 AGER TURIZM TANITIM TICARET A.S No:14 K:2 D:3 Gümüşsuyu Istanbul 7,955.40 AGINCOURT TRAVEL 120 NEWKIRK ROAD SUITE 27 RICHMOND HILL ON L4C 9S7 CANADA 6,864.02 AGM TRAVEL 91 LINWELL RD ST CATHERINES ON L2N 1R6 CANADA 1,757.27 AH SALES, LLC 7 Campus Boulevard HIGUEY,ALTAGRACIA Newton Square PA 19073 UNITED STATES 14,310.99 AIMIA - BOA 5343 DUNDAS STREET WEST SUITE 7 TORONTO ON M9B 6K5 CANADA 9,937.22 AIMIA / DESTINATION REWARDS 2845 MATHESON BLVD EAST MISSISSAUGA ON L4W 5K2 CANADA 5,792.02 AIMIA / TD TRAVEL REWARDS 5343 DUNDAS STREET WEST SUITE 7 TORONTO ON M9B 6K5 CANADA 4,199.72 AIMIA -BMO 5343 DUNDAS STREET WEST SUITE 7 TORONTO ON M9B 6K5 CANADA 1,829.14 Air Canada 355 Portage Avenue Winnipeg MB R3C 3R2 CANADA 217,663.38 Air Canada (doss) P.O. Box/ C P 1920 Winnipeg MB R3C 3R2 CANADA 147,382.21 AIR CANADA VACATIONS 1440 Ste Catherine Ouest Bureau 800 Montreal PQ H3G 1R8 CANADA 330,080.60 AIR CANADA WEB FARES P.O. Box/ C P 1920 WINNIPEG MB R3C 3R2 CANADA 6,465.24 Air France 115 PARENT AVE -BYWARD MARKET OTTAWA ON K1N 7B5 CANADA 17,394.80 Air France P.O. BOX 670 MONTREAL PQ H3B3K3 CANADA 107,074.07 AIR TRANSAT AIRLINES 5959, COTE - VERTU BLVD MONTREAL PQ H4S 2E6 CANADA 1,372.14 AIR TRANSAT HOLIDAYS CONTRACTS 191 THE WEST MALL 8TH FLOOR ETOBICOKE ON M9C 5K8 CANADA 539,583.33 Airliners 2985 DREW ROAD SUITE 118 MISSISSAUGA ON L4T 0A4 CANADA 1,674.99 AIRPORT COUNTER AIRPORT TORONTO ON CANADA 6,631.62 Airtouch Travel 3111 SHEPPARD AVE E 2ND FLOOR SCARBOROUGH ON M1T 3J7 CANADA 3,424.33 AIRTOUR VOYAGES 817 PRINCIPALE COWANSVILLE PQ CANADA 1,017.47 AJAX-PICKERING CRUISESHIP CTNR 145 KINGSTON ROAD EAST UNIT 12 AJAX ON L1S 7J4 CANADA 3,255.78 ALADDIN TRAVEL 7330 VICTORIA PARK UNIT B MARKHAM ON L3R 1J1 CANADA 6,587.35 ALAMO RENT A CAR INC - U S A 600 Corporate Park Dr.,, St. Louis, MO 63105 USA BOCA RATION 33431 UNITED STATES 121,554.36 Alaska Airlines P.O. Box 68900 SEATTLE WA 98168 UNITED STATES 1,178.00 ALCYON OLYMPIA EXPRESS 5200, ave du parc MONTREAL PQ H2V 4G7 CANADA 2,731.04 ALDERSHOT TRAVEL SERVICES 175 PLAINS RD E BURLINGTON ON L7T 2C4 CANADA 8,953.07 ALGONQUIN TRAVEL 103-14727 87TH AVENUE EDMONTON AB T5R 4E5 CANADA 1,154.78 ALGONQUIN TRAVEL 528 MONTREAL ROAD MAPLE LEAF PLAZA OTTAWA ON K1K 0T9 CANADA 3,512.85 ALGONQUIN TRAVEL 1140 D BROOKDALE AVE CORNWALL ON K6J 4P4 CANADA 2,169.58 ALGONQUIN TRAVEL 1980 OGILVIE ROAD GLOUCESTER ON K1J 9L3 CANADA 1,699.06 Algonquin Travel 528 MONTREAL ROAD MAPLE LEAF PLAZA OTTAWA ON K1K 0T9 CANADA 2,496.12 ALGONQUIN TRAVEL 587-B ST.ANNES ROAD WINNIPEG MB R2M 5A9 CANADA 20,417.33 ALGONQUIN TRAVEL / TRAVEL PLUS 1140 D BROOKDALE AVE CORNWALL ON K6J 4P4 CANADA 5,840.14 ALGONQUIN TRAVEL / TRAVELPLUS 3777 STRANDHERD DR NEPEAN ON K2J 4B1 CANADA 2,758.56 Algonquin Travel and Cruise 3824 MARBLE CANYON DRIVE OTTAWA ON K1V 1P9 CANADA 1,134.74 ALGONQUIN TRAVEL AND CRUISE TRAVELPLUS 1642 MERIVALE RD NEPEAN ON CANADA 2,096.11 ALGONQUIN TRAVEL 2868 HIGHWAY 43, UNIT 6 RR#1 KEMPTVILLE ON K0G 1J0 CANADA 4,233.06 Algonquin Travel/ Travel Plus 1140 D BROOKDALE AVE CORNWALL ON K6J 4P4 CANADA 1,670.46 ALIOTOURS & AVENTOURS 1410 STANLEY STREET SUITE 1015 MONTREAL PQ H3A 1P8 CANADA 1,792.85 ALL ABOUT TRAVEL 23 RAILWAY AVE BOX 159 SANFORD MB R0G2J0 CANADA 3,863.70 ALL DISCOUNT TRAVEL AND CRUISE 680 SILVER CREEK BLVD, UNIT 15 MISSISSAUGA ON L5A3Z1 CANADA 3,416.84 ALL HORIZON TRAVEL 4508 - 121 AVENUE SUITE 12 EDMONTON AB T5W 2V1 CANADA 2,375.18 ALL SEASONS TRAVEL 1292 BARTON ST E HAMILTON ON L8H 2W1 CANADA 2,056.36 All Seasons Travel 148 King Road RICHMOND HILL ON 3,123.25 ALL SEASONS TRAVEL INC 10607-100TH AVENUE WESTLOCK AB T7P 2J4 CANADA 1,612.20 ALL WAYS TRAVEL 357 OLIVER ST WILLIAMS LAKE BC V2G 1M4 CANADA 8,229.03 ALL WORLD TRAVEL 830 THE QUEENSWAY TORONTO ON M8Z 1N5 CANADA 4,193.81 ALLEZ HOP! VOYAGES 1655 Rue Amherst Montreal PQ H2L 3L4 CANADA 1,086.46 Allstream Inc.
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