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By Joan Janzen One of the many highlights of a rodeo are the jokes and antics performed by the rodeo clown, and this is sure to be the case at the upcoming Kindersley rodeo on the first weekend of June. Tyler Wagner from St. Paul, Alberta, will be clowning around, but he won’t be alone.

Tyson’s wife TJ and sons Trace and Tyler accompany him to every rodeo event. Some know the family as the “Clown Family”; the 11 and 13-year-old boys help out in the ring. “They come with me, and most of my acts involve them. They’re naturally funny,” Tyson explained.

Both boys plan to follow in Tyson’s clown shoe footsteps.

Long before Tyson became a rodeo clown, he was a kid who was born and raised in Macklin, Sask. where he completed his elementary and high school education. He didn’t grow up in a “rodeo family”; he was a town kid who didn’t even own a pair of cowboy boots. But that all changed when he attended a rodeo with his family.

Tyson’s not sure if it was a rodeo in Unity or in Kindersley that first sparked his interest, but after one rodeo, he was hooked and decided then and there that’s what he wanted to do.

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At the age of 19, Tyson took up bull riding and moved to Alberta in his early 20’s. He suffered multiple concussions throughout his bull riding career, was dragged by horses, fell off horses and fences, had his neck broken, and has a permanent hole in his trachea.

But he also acquired prestigious awards, coming away as Lakeland Rodeo Association finals bullfighter in 2006, 2007 and 2008, and the Wildrose Rodeo Association Finals bullfighter in 2008. He’s a member of the Canadian Cowboys Association, Lakeland Rodeo Association and the Canadian Professional Rodeo Association.

After twenty years of riding bulls and horses, he continues to do what he loves, except now he’s entertaining crowds in the ring with his clown antics. The Wagner clown crew travels to rodeos throughout Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba and B.C. Their first rodeo for this season was at the 2022 North Battleford Kinsmen Rodeo on the April 30th weekend.

“I’ve been at it for 13 years; it’s the sport I decided to get into,” he said. “I’m not really good at anything else.”

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Tyler, Tyson and Trace Wagner are excited about entertaining the crowds at the upcoming Kindersley rodeo.

Every clown has their own unique style; Tyson’s includes props like a t-shirt slingshot that he has been known to shoot at a kid in the crowd.

Being a barrel man has also always been one of Tyson’s passions. His funny material comes from what he sees and hears, things people can relate to. “There’s no shortage of funny stuff happening,” he said.

Tyson’s boys started their clowning careers at a young age. His youngest son started before he could walk. “I dressed him up in an outfit like mine,” Tyson said. Trace was dubbed as ‘Tracer - the world’s smallest rodeo clown.’ “It’s all they’ve ever known,” Tyson said.

Tyson and his boys do a different act every night of each rodeo. “The kids kind of dictate what we do. On the way to the rodeo, we have a discussion; they keep me on the straight

and narrow,” he said.

The Wagner family and their two dogs enjoy going to rodeos, meeting different people, and seeing various attractions. But the best part of rodeo life, according to Tyson, is being able to do it as a family. “It’s our family time,” he said.

The boys are fortunate to be able to take time off from school to accommodate their rodeo trips and play hockey in the winter. Tyson works full-time as a manager/ice maker at the local curling rink during the winter months and works at the golf course during the summer. “We give ‘er pretty good,” is how Tyson described their busy lives.

In spite of their busy schedules, the Wagner clown crew looks forward to weekends when they get on the road and into the ring to entertain rodeo enthusiasts.

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Attractive acquisition Metrics: “This significant transaction repMechanical services resents yet another critical milestone for and wheel alignments Saturn as we execute our strategy of 433 Hwy. 21 North, Leader, SK building a scalable portfolio of free cash flow generating assets that support both 306-628-3231 • 1-877-333-6818 near and longer-term development, while Owner: Thane Feiffer • feiffertire@sasktel.net also diversifying our production exposure across multiple highly economic plays to enhance our sustainability,” said John Jeffrey, CEO of Saturn, in a release. “This Viking acquisition allows Saturn to bring Farm ~ Oilfield ~ Industrial ~ Residential ~ Commercial proven expertise in the efficient and re• Electric Motor Sales • Locating & Fault Finding Kindersley Golf Course sponsible development of Viking light • Trenchers c/w Hoes • Bucket Truck • Explosion Proof NOWInventory OPEN! • Rig Supplies • Huge Electrical oil plays and benefit from additional size Office/Sales/Dispatch at 110 9th Ave. Kindersley and scale to further improve our already Open 7 DaysE.a Week One block south of Tisdales/ESSO/Ford low-cost structure and streamlined oper11 am - 11 pm ations. Upon closing of the Viking acqui306-604-5188 sition, we forecast run rate production vol- 24 HOUR EMERGENCY SERVICE umes of approximately 11,400 boepd (96 per cent crude oil and NGL)1, positioning Saturn to generate strong free cash flow which can be directed to debt repayment and future growth opportunities that can Farm ~ Oilfield ~ Industrial enhance shareholder returns.” ~ Residential ~ Commercial The Viking acquisition will be funded • Electric Motor Sales • Locating & Fault Finding through proceeds from an increase of • Trenchers c/w Hoes • Bucket Truck • Explosion Proof • Rig Supplies • Huge Electrical Inventory $200 million to its existing senior secured Office/Sales/Dispatch at 110 9th Ave. E. Kindersley term loan and a bought-deal subscription One block south of Tisdales/ESSO/Ford receipt financing for aggregate gross proceeds of $65.0 million.

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Strategic benefits The Viking acquisition is consistent with Saturn’s strategy to become a premier, publicly traded light oil producer through the acquisition and development of undervalued, low-risk opportunities that support building a strong portfolio of cash flowing assets offering strategic development upside.

The company said this provide Diversified Play Exposure which enhances sustainability. It Improves the balance of production between the company’s core Oxbow asset and Viking asset. The Viking asset previously comprised 6 per cent of total production and with the addition of the Viking acquisition, the Viking will now represent approximately 35 per cent of overall production, diversifying our asset concentration.

It provides stable production with minimal maintenance capital. The company forecasts keeping Viking production flat at ~4,500 boepd by drilling 35 to 40 wells per year generating free funds flow2 of over $85 million per year with potential for growth. Saturn said base production is easily replaced year-over-year due to stable long-life assets and production optimization underpinning recent drilling.

Saturn found compelling economics with enhanced financial flexibility – Robust AFF generation is driven by attractive half cycle economics with IRRs over 200 per cent while exceptional netbacks support payouts of approximately seven months. Reserve type curve forecasts remain robust with area break even on Edmonton Light prices down to as low as ~$50/bbl[8]. The Viking acquisition is expected to strengthen Saturn’s risk management portfolio, allowing the company to significantly improve its average realized price of hedged oil and obtain greater upside exposure in a strong price environment.

The company noted a low proportion of booked inventory and conservative type curves on the Viking acquisition assets present opportunities to leverage extended reach horizontal wells, pursue exploitation of the Upper Viking and implement production optimization and waterflood.

It also provides flexible marketing arrangements and improved hedge book.

Saturn noted that crude produced in the area is sold on the Mid-Sask pipeline at Kerrobert, while gas is marketed under one year gas sales contracts. Saturn also realizes benefits to its hedge book as existing out-of-the-money hedges become significantly diluted through the Viking

acquisition, and allow the company to capture more of the upside of the current strong price environment.

Owned infrastructure allows for minimal spend with support for growth supported by sufficient egress in the area while significant processing capacity is available across the field with four operated oil batteries having over 12,000 bbl/d of capacity, two LACT pumps and gas sales connections with 3rd party gas plants in area.

The area benefits from responsibly deployed capital directed to abandonment and reclamation programs with limited inactive liabilities and a strong limited liability rating (LLR) of 3.50, Saturn said Go forward emissions reduction potential is possible through tie-in points in Hershel and Plato for gas sales, gas injection potential based on modelling results, and bitcoin and power generation with produced gas.

Pro-forma numbers are based on pricing assumptions of: a WTI price of US$95/ bbl for 2022 and US$90/bbl for 2023; an MSW/WTI differential of USD 4.00/bbl; an AECO price of $5.00/GJ; and a USD/CAD exchange rate of $1.25.

Combined, over 18 months post close, Saturn’s aggregate guidance includes capital spend of $155 million, production growth of 25 per cent and adjusted funds flow of $329 million2, resulting in free funds flow of $174 million.

Three-year plan On the back of the transformational Viking acquisition, the company intends to initiate an inaugural three-year plan focused on free funds flow growth, payout of debt, ARO discipline, leveraging strong relationships with key stakeholders, positioning Saturn to offer greater institutional appeal, improved liquidity, and the potential for future inclusion in key indices.

Highlights of the three-year strategic plan, based on the assumptions set forth above and management’s expectations (including lender and board approvals) include: • $100 million in capital expenditures per year ($355 million over the life of the plan, inclusive of H2/22).

• Rapid near-term average production growth of 25 per cent from closing of the Viking acquisition to the end of 2023, underpinning a 2025 production target of ~15,000 boepd.

• Beyond our guidance period of H2/22 (US$95 WTI) and 2023 (USD 90 WTI), our base case assumptions include a flat oil price of US$85 in 2024 and 2025.

• Over the next 3.6 years, we anticipate generation of up to $860 million of funds flow2, inclusive of $106 million in H2/22, which in turn generates over $500 million of free adjusted funds flow2.

• If Saturn elected to apply all excess free cash flow to debt reduction, the company would have the ability to be debt free in Q4/2024, and to exit 2025 with approximately $200 million in cash on our balance sheet.

• 10 years of drilling inventory expected to remain in 2025.

• Continue our strong commitment to environmental, social and governance principles, including meeting our ARO obligations.

Bought Deal Equity Financing In concert with signing the definitive agreement for the Viking acquisition, Saturn has entered into an agreement with syndicate of underwriters co-led by Canaccord Genuity Corp. and Eight Capital to issue and sell, approximately 23.6 million subscription receipts on a bought deal basis Senior Secured Term Loan Saturn expects to enter an amended and restated senior secured loan agreement with its U.S. based institutional lender to provide addition loan proceeds of $200 million. The loan will bear interest at a rate of CDOR + 11.5 per cent and will amortize over three years, with 50 per cent repayable in the first year, 30 per cent in the second year and 20 per cent in the final year. Based on forecast production rates and hedged commodity prices, Saturn anticipates repaying the loan in full well in advance of its scheduled amortization payments. Execution of the further amendment is subject to the execution of mutually acceptable credit documentation giving effect to the terms provided in the commitment letter, and the satisfaction of the other customary conditions to closing, including the satisfaction of all conditions to the completion of the Viking acquisition.

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