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Facilitation Team:
• Donny van Dyk, Northern Gateway
• Sam Munckhof-Swain, Northern Gateway
Coordination and Logistics Team:
• Lisa Clement, Prince George Office, Northern Gateway
• Donna Dueck, Kitimat Office, Northern Gateway
Enbridge Representatives:
• Catherine Pennington, Director of Community Partnerships & Sustainability
• Paul Samson, Community Communications Representative
• Paul White, Community Communications Representative
• Edward Clifton, Community Communications Representative
• Chief Roy Jones Jr., Community Communications Representative
Note: The following summarizes the subjects discussed at the meeting, and is not intended to be a verbatim transcript. Meeting presentations are available on the CAB website: www.communityadvisoryboards.com
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#1 Opening and Welcome, Donny van Dyk & Sam Munckhof-Swain
Key Discussion Points:
• Welcome and Round Table Introductions
• Safety Moment: Donny van Dyk for Robert Hergott
• Cultural Moment: Darcie Petuh - “What it means to be Métis”
• Volunteer for next safety moment: Carman Graf
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BC North Coastal CAB Round #23 – Meeting Summary – Terrace, BC 2015
#2 Northern Gateway Project Update & CAB Changes – Catherine Pennington
• The funding partners and our leadership team continue to be very supportive of the CAB process.
• Northern Gateway is not being driven by a construction date; we continue working at building relationships with Aboriginal, Métis and non-aboriginal communities.
• In 2014, nine parties filed for leave in the Federal Court of Appeal to express their concerns about the JRP and NEB process. Those nine parties were consolidated into one group who will present to the court. We are anticipating a decision could be reached as early as January 2016.
• Northern Gateway and the AEP Stewards look forward to an opportunity to meet with the new
Premier of Alberta.
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#3 Conditions Update – Sam Munckhof-Swain
• The first monitoring plans are required to be submitted to the NEB by June 18 of this year.
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#4 Community Communications Representative Introduction – Sam Munckhof-Swain
Northern Gateway has heard from stakeholders that we need to have a stronger voice within communities. There is a desire to create long term partnerships and build strong relationships. We took these comments to heart and have created the Community Communications Representatives (CCR)
Program.
The CCR’s are a group of summer students who are our “boots on the ground “in communities. Their role is to learn about Northern Gateway, bring information back to the community as well as provide a place for community members to turn when they have questions about the project.
Currently we have 20 CCR’s across BC and Alberta in a heavy learning phase so they have a solid understanding of the Northern Gateway project.
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#5 Changes to the CAB’s – Donny van Dyk
• Northern Gateway is combining the two Northwest Regional CAB’s which will allow for collaboration between the Northern communities.
• The two Alberta CABs will now be combined into one large CAB.
• We will be looking at less in person meetings but more town hall style meetings using a variety of technologies.

BC North Coastal CAB Round #23 – Meeting Summary – Terrace, BC 2015
• For the time being, CAB Conferences will be discontinued –we hope to bring them back in the future.
• Meetings will start and end on time to allow people time to travel safely to and from their home communities.
• Going forward we would like to propose fewer presentations by our team and more interactive conversations focusing more on the advisory piece.
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#6 Sharing Table – Donny van Dyk
• Previously we had two members from each CAB participate in the Sharing Table. With the reduction in CAB’s, we will now have three members from each of the three CAB’s sit as Sharing Table Representatives.
• Sharing Table Representatives will be asked to participate in conference calls prior to each CAB meeting to discuss the agenda and again following each meeting to provide feedback.
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#7 Socio Economic Presentation – Catherine Pennington
Northern Gateway has established 5 Pillars of Sustainability based on input from communities:
• Water – Protection and preservation; reduce, reuse recycle; aquatic life and habitat
• Community – Aboriginal interests and inclusion; community interests and inclusion; long term development
• Land – Protection and preservation; biodiversity protection; reduce, reuse, recycle
• Safety – Human health; safety of pipeline; safety compliance
• Climate Change – Engagement; innovation; monitoring; reporting.
Community under the sustainability platform includes the engagement zone (our right-of-way) and in the context of Northern Gateway, includes an Aboriginal scope and a northern scope.
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#8 Socio Economics – Sam Munckhof-Swain – Community Pillar
Management & Monitoring Plans
Northern Gateway is interested in feedback from the Community Advisory Board on some of the pros and cons of industry in your community as well as what areas you feel Northern
Gateway should be monitoring.

BC North Coastal CAB Round #23 – Meeting Summary – Terrace, BC 2015
1.
What are some important social effects that are of concern in your community?
Positive or negative
Pros
 Development of tourism
 No cost/low cost infrastructure
 Real-estate values increase
 Spin off jobs and businesses
 Local contractor
 Boosts local economy
 Higher paying jobs
 Employment opportunities
 Training opportunities
 New housing developments opportunities
 Increased airport traffic = better flight times
 Increased recreational infrastructure
Cons
 Cost of living
 Job poaching – lower jobs not filled
 Strain on infrastructure
 Taxing on health, fire and policing
 Lack of accommodation
 Transient population
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Unrealistic job/wage expectations
Off road access
 Long term effects on fishing and hunting
 Not sustainable
 Fluctuation in economy
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What impacts to community should Northern Gateway be aware of?
 Drugs and alcohol
 Housing
 Effects on healthcare
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Taxing on social services
Planning for operations not just constructions
 Shadow population
 Unemployment
 Infrastructure including highways/transportation
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Impacts to surrounding areas – hunting, fishing & off roads
Reclamation – legacy
 Transient population funding
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#9: Closing Comments No closing comments