LNG Canada INFOCUS October 2016

Message from the CEO

It takes a community to build a project

A summer’s worth of help

Giving back

In the community

Upcoming events

INFOCUS LNG Canada’s community newsletter

October 2016

Thank you for your support While delayed, LNG Canada remains a promising opportunity

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Message from the CEO

Message from Andy Calitz, CEO of LNG Canada Acknowledging the communities we support.

On Monday, July 11th, LNG Canada announced that the Joint Venture participants behind our project would be delaying their final investment decision beyond December 2016, the date we had all been working towards.

While a new date for an investment decision isn’t known, in our announcement we stressed that our project was being delayed, rather than being cancelled.

I’d like to re-emphasize that point again.

I believe the LNG Canada project remains a promising opportunity. The support our project has received from the local community and First Nations has been instrumental to the success we achieved gaining critical regulatory approvals. I can’t say enough about how valuable this support has been, and how important it will be to maintain going forward as we look at a range of options to move the project towards a positive FID in the future.

But in the context of unprecedented global industry challenges and uncertainty, the timing to move forward at the end of 2016, unfortunately, just wasn’t feasible.

Disappointing news for the community In my discussions with Mayor Phil Germuth and Chief Councillor Ellis Ross, plus the many conversations I’ve had with community members at meetings and even on the golf course at LNG Canada’s annual golf tournament, it’s cleat there is little question that the delay is disappointing news for the community. Likewise for the LNG Canada team.

Strong project fundamentals While a delay isn’t the scenario any of us hoped for, we have progressed the project to a point where it is in a good place to take a pause. LNG Canada has received key regulatory approvals from provincial and federal authorities, has earned broad stakeholder and First Nations support, and has completed important site preparation activities. The Project fundamentals also remain strong. The Project is close to low-cost

and abundant gas supply, has access to Asian markets, and has an advantaged site location with First Nations’ support.

“ I can’t say enough about how valuable this community support has been, and how important it will be to maintain going forward as we look at a range of options to move the project towards a positive FID in the future.”

The path forward Going forward, we need to maintain the support the community has demonstrated in the past. The relationship between the Project and the Kitimat and Terrace communities, and Haisla First Nation, is a valued one that LNG Canada intends to nourish in the months ahead.

I hope you will remain interested in our project, continue to ask questions of the people from our company that you’ll see in the community, and provide the same encouragement to our team as you have in the past.

For our part, we will continue to inform you of our plans – through LNG Canada-hosted events, through postings to our Facebook page and website, and meetings we will hold with the Community Advisory Group, District of Kitimat, Haisla Council, among others.

Over the coming year, we will complete any outstanding site preparation activities work, work to receive outstanding permits, and maintain the value already invested in the project.

Please keep in touch and I look forward to letting you know about the progress of our project.

Andy Calitz - CEO, LNG Canada

Shell, PetroChina, KOGAS and Mitsubishi Corporation are proposing to build and operate LNG Canada – a liquefied natural gas export facility in Kitimat, B.C.

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It takes a community to build a project LNG Canada has been a firm believer in building relationships with the community in advance of building our project. Thanks to the community who built the float and came out in numbers to show support for our project.

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COVER: Left to right, Seiichi Tsurumi, Bob Dugdale, Sandra Dugdale, Maureen Boguski, and Raymond Boguski.

01-03: The community demonstrates its support for LNG Canada in an unprecedented way.

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Community feedback LNG Canada is committed to providing open and transparent means for the community to seek information, raise concerns, and have inquiries addressed in a timely manner.

We will make every effort to respond to you as quickly as possible, and it is our commitment that all inquiries will receive a response within two business days.

Provide your feedback: If you have questions, concerns or feedback you would like addressed, please contact us through one of the following methods: Local and toll-free telephone number – 1-855-248-3631 or 250-639-3229 feedback@lngcanada.ca Questions, concerns and feedback can be made in person in many ways, i.e. at open houses, directly to LNG Canada staff, through the Kitimat Community Advisory Group, and through appointments. Please call 250-639-3229 to book an appointment.

Additionally, sometimes the best way to get immediate answers to your questions is to visit our website at lngcanada.ca or follow us on Facebook.

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A summer’s worth of help

Join LNG Canada at our upcoming pizza night

Thanks Thanks for foraasummer’s summer’sworth worthofofhelp help As Kailee Gardiner ends her summer internship with LNG Canada she’s taking away some new knowledge about the LNG industry, how to manage multiple priorities and some very valuable interpersonal skills.

Kailee Gardiner

A 19-year old member of the Haisla Nation, Kailee returned to school in the fall to continue her educational studies in Business Administration through Okanagan College.

Asked about highlights of her time spent at LNG Canada, Kailee points to helping with the Community Open House and BBQ held in the early summer, LNG demonstrations,

the Relay for Life and most recently, the LNG Canada Golf Tournament.

Kailee says, “The entire experience was very beneficial for me and I enjoyed my time with LNG Canada.” LNG Canada says the feeling is mutual and thanks Kailee for her energy and efforts, and wishes her the best in her studies this year.

Kanako Shinyashiki, Judy Scott, Norma Snider, Maureen Boguski, Kailee, Sandra Dugdale at the LNG Canada Golf Tournament.

Please join us for a casual evening of conversation and refreshments. LNG Canada will provide the pizza, along with a project update.

You’ll have a chance to listen to a short presentation on what the communities can expect over the coming months, as well as ask questions throughout the evening of any of our project team members who will be in attendance.

One of LNG Canada’s commitments during this period of delay is to keep the community up-to-date with information on how the project is advancing, and what to expect.

There’s no better way to do that than sharing some food and conversation,

and mingling with your neighbours and our team.

The pizza night is designed as a drop in event – come anytime between 4 and 7 p.m. Susannah Pierce, LNG Canada’s External Affairs Director will provide a project update at approximately 5:15 p.m., but if your schedule doesn’t allow you to attend then, not to worry, as LNG Canada team members can fill you in once you arrive.

When: • Tuesday October 18, between 4 p.m. and 7 p.m.

• 5:15 p.m. Brief project update by Susannah Pierce, LNG Canada External Affairs Director.

Where: • Riverlodge, 654 Columbia Avenue West.

What to expect: • Light dinner of pizza, veggies and dessert.

Great conversation.

What to bring: • Your curiosity and questions.

We look forward to seeing you then.

Giving back through the community advisory group The LNG Canada Community Advisory Group is comprised of 13 volunteers who serve as an invaluable connection to the Kitimat community.

For the second year, LNG Canada has recognized the Community Advisory Group members volunteering their time over the year with a donation to the charities of each member’s choice.

giving: KUTE, Regional Oncology Program REM Lee Hospital Foundation, Kitimat Library, Gya’wa’tlaab Healing Centre, Tamitik Status of Women, Kildala Breakfast Club, and the Kitimat Hospital Foundation.

“We appreciate the time and energy CAG members dedicate to serving as liaisons with the community,” says Susannah Pierce, External Affairs Director. “LNG Canada greatly benefits from their local knowledge and interest in our project, and the community also benefits by the contributions we make in recognition of the Community Advisory Group members’ efforts,” she added.

Thanks goes to the members of the Community Advisory Group, who have kindly agreed to stay on in their positions through 2017: Ken Maitland, Marianne Sweet, Virginia Charron, Marilyn Furlan, Linda Slanina, Derek Collier, Dennis Horwood, Sherrie Little, Ron Burnett, Cheryl Brown, Hans Sanou, Doug Thomson and Wendy Kraft.

In 2016, Community Advisory Group members identified the following charities as recipients of LNG Canada’s charitable

The Community Advisory Group at the LNG Canada Community Information Centre.

Shell, PetroChina, KOGAS and Mitsubishi Corporation are proposing to build and operate LNG Canada – a liquefied natural gas export facility in Kitimat, B.C.

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LNG Canada in the community

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Thanks to the more than 700 community members who attended LNG Canada’s Summer BBQ in May to learn more about our proposed project, grab a burger and catch an LNG demo.

01: LNG Canada’s ‘LNG Guy’, Erik Neandross, provided the audience with a demonstration of the properties of liquefied natural gas.

02: Scot MacKillop talks about the proposed project with community members.

03: Tracey Ross (left), LNG Canada Communications Manager Katharine Birtwistle (middle), and Candice Wilson (right) with their daughters and granddaughters.

04 & 05: In July, LNG Canada sponsored Actua Science Camps in Kitimaat Village and the District of Kitimat. Young aspiring scientists may have found their calling at these engaging science camps.

06: Chief Councillor Ellis Ross of the Hasila Nation, LNG Canada’s CEO Andy Calitz and Mayor Phil Germuth of Kitimat talking LNG at Nation 2 Nation Conference in June.

07 (x3): LNG Canada’s Golf Tournament in August at the Hirsch Creek Golf Course. Looks like a good time was had by everyone that attended.

Shell, PetroChina, KOGAS and Mitsubishi Corporation are proposing to build and operate LNG Canada – a liquefied natural gas export facility in Kitimat, B.C.

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Learn more and get involved LNG Canada is committed to ensuring local communities and First Nations have meaningful opportunities to learn about, and provide input on, the proposed project.

We believe that by working together and understanding what is important to you, we can design, build and operate a project that considers community interests, and provides benefits to north coast communities and all British Columbians.

A number of ways exist for you to learn more and provide feedback.

• In person: Please call 250-639-3229 to book an appointment. Periodic open houses or community meetings will be held throughout the year.

• Call: Toll free 1-855-248-3631 or local 250-639-3229 • Email: Specific feedback or concerns about our operations – feedback@lngcanada.ca Contracting and procurement inquiries – contracting@lngcanada.ca • Website: lngcanada.ca • Facebook: facebook.com/lngcanada • YouTube: youtube.com/lngcanada