Q2 Newsletter 2025

ABOVE THE BENCH

WE HAVE SO MUCH TO BE PROUD OF!

SITE NEWS

CATCH UP ON WHAT’S HAPPENING ON SITE

REPRESENTING CONUMA YOU ARE MAKING A DIFFERECE

Image courtesy of Randy Mcjunkin

COMPANY UPDATES

GROWING STRONGER TOGETHER

1 Quintette Permits In June 2025, Conuma was granted approvals to mine the Big Windy Lower Pit, an area that was previously disturbed. This approval allows for more optimal and efficient mining at Quintette Mine for today and into the future. This is another important milestone for the restart of the Quintette Mine.

2 UKG Conuma Hub We’re excited to announce an important update to how we share news and information with you!

In response to Trevor B’s Protecting Our House suggestion for an employee app, we’ve enhanced the UKG app—a platform you already use—to better support communication across the company.

You’ll now find a dedicated communication hub within the app where you can easily view company announcements, upcoming events, important updates, and more! This improvement is designed to make staying informed faster, easier, and more convenient.

Thank you to everyone who continues to share ideas for making Conuma a better place to work.

DESKTOP Log into UKG Pro Click on My Company Company Info Conuma Hub

Mobile

Log into the UKG Pro App Click on Company Menu Company News & Information Open Link

YN Your Name

On the mobile app, you can add the News & Information to your Short Cuts!

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SITE NEWS WILLOW CREEK ENGINEERING UPDATE: The Engineering team is happy to announce that the Willow is in a great position for long term operations based on Willow Creek’s sequencing and updated geological model.

Willow Creek’s mine life has been extended. With our ability to mine thinner seams and open up the 4/7 Pits our permitted mine life has been extended to 2033.

In addition, the diligence by everyone on site has made Willow Creek a flagship operation. In 2026, Willow Creek is targeting to ramp up production to 1.8M tonnes of clean coal per year; from an average of 1.5M tonnes per year. All this news is great for Willow, Conuma and the South Peace Region.

Shout out to Alma Siriat, he has raised his hand to move into the Drill and Blast Technician position and is looking forward to adding a new skill to his belt.

ENVIRONMENTAL NEWS April was an extremely busy month for the Willow Creek Environmental Team as they prepared for the Environmental Assessment Office (EAO) Inspection in May. The EAO enforces the Environmental Assessment Act and associated regulations ensuring Willow Creek is in compliance with site-specific permits.

An overwhelming amount of positive feedback was provided by the EAO Inspectors while on site. One huge win was how impressed they were by the cleanliness of the maintenance laydown, and even complimented our waste segregation, stating it was the best they have seen!

Thank you to everyone for your extra effort in getting everything looking top tier!

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SITE NEWS

QUINTETTE PREPARATION PLANT NEWS At Quintette, safety is more than a priority, it’s shared value. Our team's continued commitment to a safe work environment is reflected in this outstanding achievement.

Zero Injuries: Over 7,000 employee hours worked in June without a reportable injury.

Near Miss Reporting: Four near misses reported and communicated across all crews. Corrective actions were implemented to prevent future incidents.

Operational milestones are being reached and exceeded through teamwork, focus, and continuous improvement efforts.

New Daily Record: On June 3rd, the plant achieved a new 24-hour clean tonnes processed record of 13,403 tonnes.

Monthly Performance: Total clean tons processed: 285,744 – a new monthly benchmark.

Average Tonnes Per Hour throughput: 838, the highest recorded to date.

The Coal Preparation Plant Best Practices Program was officially rolled out and targeted to be fully implemented by the end of 2025. This program is designed to enhance safety, efficiency, environmental compliance, and yield optimization across all Conuma Resources Preparation Plants.

The Quintette team continues to lead with dedication, innovation, and a strong safety culture. With record-breaking performance and a clear path toward best practice implementation, we are setting a new standard for operational excellence in coal preparation. - Keith ‘Kebo’ Pinson, Director or Preparation

On May 7th, the 100th train was loaded at Quintette.

Left: Riley Nikic, Scott Lepage, Ben Caldwell, Jesse Dyer, Leland Wright, Devin Beale, Kevin Hazelwood, Kyle Guerette, Francis Albarracin, Serenity Miller, Lee Zemlak, Bryce Beattie

Congratulations, and thank you for your hard work & dedication!

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SITE NEWS

WOLVERINE On June 11th, Wolverine Care and Maintenance crew loaded the last of the clean coal onto a train at Wolverine Mine using the LeTourneau with support from the grader.

Approximately 3500 tonnes of HCC coal was added to a train from Quintette.

Thanks to building maintenance for getting the loadout running, Quintette maintenance for keeping the equipment running, and special thanks to the care and maintenance operators for getting this done with minimal equipment!

BRULE Monthly Mine Rescue practices have been ongoing at the Brule with focus on: Training on the mine rescue truck that was brought over from Willow Creek Wildfire sprinkler system training H2S training Visiting all the ASKI sampling sites Future scenarios are planned at the ASKI sampling sites and areas where H2S could potentially be present.

TREND-ROMAN As part of their monthly safety meeting, the Trend-Roman participated in Bear Aware Training including the safe handling and use of bear bangers and spray.

Each crew member had the opportunity to practice these skills ensuring they will be able to use the deterrents safely and confidently while working at site or exploring our beautiful area on their days off!

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ABOVE THE BENCH

Congratulations & Welcome to the Mine Rescue Team!

March Mine Rescue Members Kanen Nixon (Brule), Zach More (Wolverine), Jemari Pangilinan (Brule), Kirby Schumacher (Brule), Clarke Dewetter (Building Maintenance), Ben Sandeman (Brule)

Please join us in congratulating Taylor Olsen on passing the Advanced First Aid via challenge – an impressive accomplishment that takes dedication and excellent skills.

We’re incredibly proud of your achievement!

We’re also thrilled that Taylor joined our Competition Team this year, her hard work and commitment will be an asset to the team.

May Mine Rescue Members

CELEBRATING GROWTH & CAREER DEVELOPMENT!

Brady McCreadie (Quintette), Kyle Carr (Brule), Arno van der Schyff (Quintette), Warren Henry (Brule), Kristian Sollid (Quintette), Francis Albarrican (Quintette), Lee Zemlak (Quintette), Luc Levesque (TR Office)

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ABOVE THE BENCH

Shout out to Daniel Siller on being promoted to Control Room Operator. Keep up the great work!

Congratulations to Justin Archibald and Todd Deschamps for successfully obtaining their Shift Boss Ticket. We are proud of your achievements!

Congratulations to Cody Hornett (Excavator) and Holly Wycotte (Drills) for completing their training and officially going solo in April! Well done!

Congratulations to Edson Silva, Thenus Potigeter, and Petrus Neethling for successfully earning the Red Seal Heavy Duty Equipment Technician certification! Job well done!

Kirk Gulick has passed his Gas Fitters B Ticket Well done Kirk!

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ABOVE THE BENCH

Charlene Friesen has joined the Environmental Team. From wheel chocks to oil totes - we are happy to have you on the Enviro Team!

Welcome to the Quintette Blast Crew Lori Hayer. We are happy you are joining us!

2025 HEO PROGRAM In Progress

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The Heavy Equipment Operator (HEO) Program is designed to support and train employees wanting to grow their skillset and career with Conuma. Since January of 2025, fifty-seven (57) Heavy Equipment Operators have participated in the HEO program.

LEADERSHIP UPDATES

Brian Marshall - President. Brian has been instrumental in driving our operational success, and we are confident he will bring the same dedication and leadership to his new role.

Ed Griffith - Chief Accountability Officer. This new role is designed to strengthen companywide alignment, ensure we are delivering on our commitments, and drive cross-functional accountability to key organizational goals.

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ABOVE THE BENCH

Dudley Miller - Senior General Manager, will continue to lead operations at Willow Creek and has now also assumed responsibility for the Brule Mine.

Brett McKenzie, Environmental Manager and Jessica Specht, Training Coordinator, will expand their leadership responsibilities to include Brule, while continuing to oversee their respective functions at Willow Creek.

Amanda Rich - Director, Corporate Shared Services, will oversee the continued development and delivery of centralized HR services, focusing on process optimization, enhanced efficiency, and strategic alignment with organizational priorities.

Jarrad Zezel, Director, Human Resources, will lead and support Training and Field HR Operations, working closely with site HR teams to resolve challenges and advance key initiatives.

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Growing From Within: Building Our Future Together

Did you know that 106 of our employees have taken on new roles or earned well-deserved promotions in 2025!

Their hard work, dedication, and fresh perspectives are helping us grow stronger together. Every time someone steps into a new challenge, it brings new energy and ideas to our team—driving our success and shaping our future.

Charlotte Harrison, Human Resources Advisor, will serve as the dedicated primary point of contact for Corporate HR matters, providing support and guidance to corporate office staff.

Congratulations to everyone embracing new opportunities and helping our company thrive!

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REPRESENTING CONUMA! MINE RESCUE COMPETITION At the 2025 NCS Zone Competition on June 5, 2025, Conuma’s 6-Person Surface Mine Rescue and 3Person First Aid teams demonstrated remarkable growth, showcasing the skill development achieved since the 2024 event.

The Surface Mine Rescue Team competed in a challenging set of events including written assessments, rope rescue, firefighting, and first aid. Following a rare three-way tie in the overall aggregate, Conuma narrowly missed qualifying for the provincial competition—falling short by just 8 points out of a possible 1800.

Still – the team brought home multiple Task Awards, including Best Rope Task, Best Field Task, and Best Aggregate - Bench and Written.

Conuma’s 3-person First Aid Team secured 1st place out of five teams at the NCS Zone competition, earning a spot at the BC Provincials. Taylor Olsen received individual awards for Best Captain and Best Written, while Selena Logue was awarded Best Spare Written. At the provincial competition held on June 7th, the team placed 3rd overall, with Selena Logue once again earning Best Spare Written.

6-Person Mine Rescue Team Shane Muise - Captain (Quintette), Chris Taylor Vice Captain (Trend Roman), Steve Terry (Willow), Adam Baron (Willow), Adam Hall (Quintette), Taylor Olsen (Quintette)

3-Person First Aid Team Taylor Olsen – Captain (Quintette), Selena Logue Spare (Willow Creek), Alex Poworoznik (Quintette) Adam Hall (Quintette)

“Our Mine Rescue teams exemplify the very best of who we are, not just through their impressive performance at competitions, but in the way they show up for our communities. Their commitment to excellence, safety, and service reflects a deep sense of responsibility and pride. We couldn’t be prouder of this team and the leadership they demonstrate on and off our sites.” ~ Svend Nielsen, Director, Health & Emergency Response

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REPRESENTING CONUMA

MINE RESCUE MEMBERS’ ABOVE AND BEYOND SITE Our Mine Rescue (MR) team members are not only dedicated to mine safety on site—they also provide critical support to our local communities. Under mutual aid agreements with Tumbler Ridge and Chetwynd, and a standing offer of support to the BC Wildfire Service, Conuma’s Mine Rescue teams have responded to multiple emergency events this year.

Mast Road Wildland Fire (May 2025): Conuma deployed nine Mine Rescue members with the wildland unit, fire truck, command unit, and two water tankers to support the Tumbler Ridge Fire Department and BC Wildfire Service to contain what could have been a devastating blaze just 6km outside of Tumbler Ridge.

MR Responders: Cory Michie (Trend-Roman/Wolverine), Brandi Green (medic, Wolverine), Trevor Boutilier (Wolverine), Chris Homister (Mine Rescue and Emergency Response Coordinator), Kassidy Moore (Quintette), Adam Hall (Quintette), Alex Poworoxnik (Quintette), Gerald Dortch (Quintette), Paul Hallett (Wolverine).

Tumbler Ridge Structure Fire (June 2025): When the 51-unit apartment complex caught fire, ten mine rescue members responded with a fire truck, wildland fire unit, and mobile first aid station to work with the local fire department. Their quick action helped suppress the blaze and prevent it from spreading to adjacent homes and forested areas.

Quintette MR Responders: Garrett Pendleton (Captain), Jason Kortz, Sherri Poole, Jeff Faulkner, Curtis Cousins MR Wildland Unit: Randy McJunkin (Wolverine) Quintette OFA3 Medics: Emily Smith, Chrystal Weeks, Annabelle Lalonde-Rocheleau, Nolan O'Brien Core Lodge Road (July 2025): While leaving site, a contractor reported a fire at 5.5km on Core Lodge Road.

Five MR members responded to the call and the fire was quickly extinguished. Once the crew received confirmation that the power lines were isolated, they set up the wildland fire lines and extinguished hot spots.

The fire was reported to BC Wildfire and the TR Fire Department.

MR Responders: Frankie Lewis (Trend Roman), Chris Homister (Town Office), Cory Michie (Trend Roman/Wolverine), Cam Mackay (Trend Roman) and Lee-Ann Fullarton (Wolverine/Trend Roman).

We are immensely proud of the Mine Rescue member’s accomplishments. Their commitment to safety, readiness, and service exemplifies the very best of Conuma’s values.

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REPRESENTING CONUMA

EARTH DAY 2025

Conuma employees, contractors and community volunteers rolled up their sleeves to clean up along highway 52 - keeping our area beautiful!

BC MINE SAFETY DAYS

WOMEN IN SAFETY SUMMIT

Chris Homister, Emily Smith, and Michelle Hruby attended the first Northern BC Mine Safety Days, an event hosted by the Ministry of Mining and Critical Minerals. We presented the Protecting Our House program highlighting Conuma’s proactive approach to building a strong safety culture across our sites.

Martiene Watts attended the Women in Safety Summit. The summit provided valuable insights on emerging trends shaping the future of workplace safety, from psychological safety and mental health to the impact of AI and diversity in safety practices. These learnings will help inform and strengthen our team’s strategic planning by integrating forward-thinking approaches and inclusive leadership into our safety culture.

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REPRESENTING CONUMA

MINING AT THE LEGISLATURE Amanda Rich and Brian Marshall represented Conuma during BC’s Legislature discussing all things mining with Premier David Eby, Honourable Jagrup Brar, Minister for Mining and Critical Minerals, MLA Pete Davis, Opposition Critic For Mining & Critical Minerals and Columbia Treaty, MLAs and staff.

Mining representatives from across BC provided project updates, discussed issues and opportunities, and raised awareness of the important role mining can play in securing our economic future and the long-term prosperity of Indigenous Nations, communities and families in every corner of our province.

BC MINE SAFETY AWARDS Willow Creek was awarded the John Ash Award for 2024.

This outstanding achievement reflects our commitment to safety excellence. This award recognizes not just our performance but also our dedication to building a proactive safety culture.

Success in safety is never accidental. It comes from intentional effort, continuous improvement, and the willingness to learn from every situation. Even small changes in how we work can make a significant difference in preventing future incidents.

The John Ash Award is presented to operations that logged a minimum of 1,000,000 worker hours and had the lowest injury-frequency rate.

THE TOP FEMALE SAFETY LEADERS IN CANADA Canadian Occupational Safety recognized 70 outstanding female leaders who are shaping the future of occupational health and safety; Michelle Hruby is one of them!

“This recognition means so much to me—not just personally, but because it reflects the work we do together every day.

Knowing that I’m making a difference and serving as a positive influence to our team is what it’s all about. I extend my deepest thanks to our incredible team for their support, encouragement, and shared commitment to safety.

This honour is as much theirs as it is mine.” ~ Michelle Hruby

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PROTECTING OUR HOUSE

Build a stand to place a tote to gravity feed water to the low pressure steam bay tank on the back of the steamer. The feed line to the steam bay froze from lack of use in January, with this system, we can still use the low pressure steam bay function.

A suggestion was brought forward to clear the SXS trails to sample points at Trend Mountain making it safer for collecting samples.

The steam bay line has since thawed and is now usable again but great thinking in the interim Brodie!

The gate at 14.2 km swings open on both sides, making it difficult to close. Install tag lines on gate bar ends so one can be held on closed position while other is retrieved to close secure.

Level the gates so they don’t swing as much on their own.

Trails have been cleared for safety and efficiency!

YOUR SUGGESTIONS ARE MAKING A DIFFERENCE!

Excellent idea Rebeccah - your suggestion has been implemented.

Shout out to Lee-Ann at the Brule! She noticed a discrepancy in an invoice. After connecting with the supplier, the correction was made saving the company over $35K. Thank you Lee-Ann for working diligently.

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GIVING BACK

SCHOLARSHIPS

Graduating students from Mackenzie, Chetwynd and Tumbler Ridge have been awarded scholarships to support their post secondary education. We wish them all the very best!

BC MINE RESCUE COMPETITION

JMF GOLF TOURNAMENT

Provincial mine rescue and first aid competitions are annual events held since the early 1900s. The competition brings together mine rescue teams from across the province to test their emergency response abilities.

The Annual Johnny Malcolm Foundation Golf Tournament hit a record this year raising just over $16,000 for youth sports in Tumbler Ridge. A huge thank you to our sponsors and the community for the continued support.

NATIONAL INDIGENOUS PEOPLES DAY CELEBRATION

SMILE COOKIE CAMPAIGN

A beautiful day to celebrate Indigenous culture and learn traditions at the Tumbler Ridge Visitors Centre.

Supporting the Chetwynd Hospital Foundation & Dawson Creek Hospital Foundation

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GIVING BACK

SAULTEAU FIRST NATIONS

GEOPARK

Annual Pemmican Days — a celebration of culture, community, and friendly competition!

Tumbler Ridge UNESCO Global Geopark hosted their annual 3-day Fishing Derby for fun and prizes!

TRORA - GOLF TOURNAMENT CONUMA PROUDLY SUPPORTED ORGANIZATIONS & EVENTS: Gwillim Adventure Race Chetwynd Chainsaw Carving Saulteau First Nations National Indigenous Peoples Day Event Kelly Lake Days Kelly Lake Cultural Camp TR Old Timers Golf Tournament Chetwynd Electric Eels Mackenzie Minor Lacrosse Mackenzie Expo TR Secondary School TR Junior Rangers BC Wildlife Federation McLeod Lake Indian Band - Super Bingo West Mo Days

Tumbler Ridge Outdoor Recreation Association, is a non-profit association, consisting of a range of backcountry user groups and local businesses. Their key goals are focused on community and public education to help backcountry use and improve the backcountry experience for all user groups.

COMMUNITY SHOUT OUT...

Powerful reminders of the strength and kindness that defines our community.

“They are our neighbours, and we help each other out without hesitation,” Darryl Krakowka

We would like to extend our appreciation to FreshMart for their incredible generosity and quick response in support of those affected by the wildfires that surrounded the Kelly Lake area. We reached out to let them know we were delivering supplies to those affected, they filled carts with goods to donate without hesitation.

“The generosity and care of the community is outstanding once again.

And so appreciated. A shout out to Deanna Walsh for her support and leadership throughout.” Eric Owen

In early June, there was an apartment building fire in Tumbler Ridge causing many to be displaced. Within hours Eric Owen and his team at the Trend Mountain Hotel and 242 Brew began collecting donations for those affected by the fire. As in typical fashion, community members began donating clothing and toiletries, businesses donated food and supplies, and the list goes on.

We are so proud to call Tumbler Ridge home!

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GIVING BACK

CELEBRATING MINING CSS MINING CAREER EXPLORATION PROGRAM

TRSS STUDENT WORK EXPERIENCE PROGRAM

Grade 10 and 11 students from Chetwynd Secondary School participated in a Mining Career Exploration Program that included a presentation, safety training, a Willow Creek site tour, and review of the many career opportunities in mining.

Five grade 11 Tumbler Ridge Secondary School students participated in the Hands-on Work Experience Project at Trend Roman mine.

Throughout the week, the students worked in the warehouse assisting with inventory management, staging for freight, and organizing parts.

QUINTETTE MINE TOURS

Quintette hosted two Community Mine Tours open to the public. Families and friends were able to see equipment up close and have a birds eye view of the pit. Thank you everyone that made this experience an incredible one for the attendees. Your dedication and s appreciated and

MLA TOURS “I am so proud to show off our region, everyone we met on out tours was incredible. We cannot thank you enough for your hospitality and arranging all of this for us.” MLA Larry Neufeld “It was a privilege to tour the Quintette and Willow Creek mine sites and see firsthand the dedication to safety, innovation, and environmental stewardship. Thank you to the team at Conuma for your hospitality and for showcasing the important role mining plays in supporting B.C.’s economy and communities.”

Quintette and Willow Creek hosted two tours with MLAs from various regions throughout BC. Thank you to everyone for making the tours a memorable experience for all.

Misty Van Popta, MLA for Langley-Walnut Grove

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VOLUNTEER SHOUTOUTS!

Melanie Hilton represented Conuma well while volunteering her expertise at the Peace Valley Folk Festival.

Way to give back Melanie!

Thank you to the Projects Team and ICA Team for volunteering at the Saulteau First Nations Pemmican Days!

UPCOMING EVENTS Conuma Golf Tournament August 16th & 23rd *Registration Required

August

Duz Cho Fishing Derby Aug 15th - 17th

August

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TR Ridge Riders FMX Show Aug 22nd & 23rd

IMW - TR Cares Golf September Tournament Sept 5th

The Hope Truck Program will conclude with a final celebration event, recognizing the impact of the initiative and the contributions of sponsors and community members.

Event Highlights: Gathering of all four communities: West Moberly, Saulteau, Chetwynd, & Tumbler Ridge Keynote speakers, including Chiefs, Mayors, and community representatives Recognition of sponsors and presentation of total funds raised Cultural performances and youth showcases highlighting the programs supported This event is an opportunity to reflect on the success of the program and celebrate the collective effort that made it possible.

August

Halfway River Rodeo August 21st - 24th

Hope Truck Closing September Ceremonies Sept 27th

Join the celebration!

Tickets available online: TheHopeTruck.ca

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YOUR BENEFITS HOW TO READ YOUR PAYSTUB Your pay statement (or pay stub) is a detailed account of your hours, earnings, and deductions during the current pay period and total year-to-date (YTD). Information entered into UKG such as your schedule, time in/out, and absences are used to calculate your pay.

It is recommended to regularly review your pay statements for accuracy. If you notice an error, talk to your Supervisor as soon as possible.

Pay Statement Period Start Date mm dd yyyy Period End Date mm dd yyyy Pay Date mm dd yyyy Net Pay

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Pay Details Employee details (e.g., address, pay rate)

Earnings Hours

Pay Type

Details money earned by the employee.

Total Hours Worked

Pay Rate

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YTD

For each Pay Type, you will see: Number of hours allotted Amount (rate) paid Current amount calculated for this pay period Amount calculated year to date (YTD)

Total Hours

Deductions Employee Current

Deduction

Employee YTD

Money withheld from an employees total earnings (e.g., tax).

Employe r YTD

Net Pay Distribution

Paid Time Off Plan

Employe r Current

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Account Number

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Amount

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Pay Code Descriptions The following sections contains a list of common pay codes that you might see on your pay statement along with a description of each. For questions about pay codes you don't see in this section or other general information, contact your HR representative.

Pay Type

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Regular Overtime Double Time Retroactive Stat Worked Stat Pay Personal Days Sick Pay PRY Vac NTT Vac Pay TT Monthly Bonus Retention Bonus

Your base salary or hourly wage. Commonly referred to as straight time.

Paid time-and-a-half (x1.5) your regular pay.

Paid double (x2) your regular pay.

Adjustments to earnings. Commonly referred to as back pay.

Paid time-and-a-half (x1.5) if you work a statutory holiday.

Paid regular pay while off work for a statutory holiday.

Paid regular pay while off work for approved time off.

Paid regular pay while off work for illness or injury.

Prior year vacation payout for time not taken.

Current year vacation time used.

Mine Efficiency bonus, paid monthly.

Wage Premium Retention bonus, paid quarterly.

*TXB RRSP ER *TXB AD&D *TXB Dep Life *TXB Life *TXB NRSP

Taxable Benefits RRSP Conuma Matching portion.

Accidental Death & Dismemberment paid by Conuma.

Dependent Life Insurance paid by Conuma.

Employee Life Insurance paid by Conuma.

NRSP Conuma Matching portion.

HR Tip: When you make changes to your RRSP / TFSA contributions, be sure to check your paystub to confirm the deductions have changed accordingly.

Questions Talk to your HR representative if you have questions about how to read your pay statement.

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With mining ramping up in the Big Windy Lower Pit, there will be temporary trail closures of up to 3 hours during a blast, when the trials fall within the blasting radius. We will be communicating blasting activity that affects trail access to the Shipyard - Titanic Rock.

For everyone’s safety, we encourage trail users to Plan to Explore the area by visiting the online site or calling ahead for blasting details.

You’ll find blasting communications placed along the highway, at the trailhead, and throughout the community of Tumbler Ridge.

If you have any questions, please reach out to Quintette’s Health & Safety department at 250-242-7121.

n a l PTO EXPLORE Shipyard - Titanic borders an active mine site.

For your safety, check the mine blasting schedule!