Mail Order Pharmacy Save Money and Free Home Delivery of Prescription Drugs Over the last couple years, we have become more comfortable purchasing online, but what about your prescriptions? In the last year alone, our members have filled over 1000 of their prescriptions on line and through our partners. With Mail Order Pharmacy, you avoid trips to pharmacies, it is safe and efficient, and has LOWER PRICES than most pharmacies in Canada, and with FREE delivery, so save even more. For those in remote locations, or with restricted mobility, this could be worth looking at. It’s available to all CN Pensioner Medavie Blue Cross (MBC) plan members (#93115) , except in Quebec. MBC utilizes two leading home delivery pharmacy service providers. Telus Health Virtual Pharmacy (formerly Alliance) and Sobeys Pharmacy by Mail make it easy for our members to access the maintenance drugs they regularly need, the way they want. They also connect with your eligible provincial drug programs AND your Blue Cross coverage. These pharmacies will help manage your medications with you, you can do refills on line, and they will connect with your doctors where necessary. Registration is simple and quick. Call them and get the scoop, ask questions and make sure your concerns are addressed! Telus Health also offers a handy App. Call the toll-free numbers to register (have your Blue Cross and Provincial Health Care Card ready): Telus Health Virtual Pharmacy – Available All Across Canada (except Quebec) East - for Ontario and all Atlantic Provinces Phone (Toll Free): 1-888-921-0466 Fax (Toll Free): 1-877-835-8329 Hours: Mon - Fri, 9:00am - 5:00pm EST Central - for Manitoba, Saskatchewan and Nunavut Phone (Toll Free): 1-866-318-0047 Fax (Toll Free): 1-833-815-5756 Hours: Mon - Fri, 9:00am - 5:00pm CST West – for Alberta, British Columbia, Yukon and Northwest Territories Phone (Toll Free): 1-855-370-7979 Fax (Toll Free): 1-855-295-7174 Hours: Mon - Fri, 9:00am - 5:00pm PST or Sobeys Pharmacy by Mail Phone (Toll Free): 1-866-657-MEDS (6337) (Except Quebec) (Pharmacy located in Moncton and shipping from Moncton)

Friends & Colleagues No Longer With Us* * Those deceased within the last 5 years, based on information received from CN Pensions & Benefits Administration Enter First and/or Last Name And/Or Filter by Council Name Select Council Last Name / Nom de famille First Name / Prénom Date of Death/ Date du décès Council Code Council Name / Nom du conseil Hudy Darryl 08/31/2026 D2 Saskatchewan Council Roynon James 08/31/2026 C8 Niagara Falls Council Brown Lavonne 08/30/2026 E4 Kamloops Council Desjardins Vincent 08/30/2026 E3 Edmonton: CN RailVets Brodeur Marcel 08/29/2026 B14 Conseil de la Rive-sud-de-Montréal / Laurentides / Lanaudière Farrell Thomas 08/29/2026 D3 Manitoba Division #1 Gamache Yvette 08/29/2026 B14 Conseil de la Rive-sud-de-Montréal / Laurentides / Lanaudière Schmidt Henry 08/29/2026 C14 Toronto Council Stevens James 08/29/2026 B14 Conseil de la Rive-sud-de-Montréal / Laurentides / Lanaudière Daze Bernice 08/28/2026 E3 Edmonton: CN RailVets Fex William J 08/28/2026 C2 Barrie Council Michael Ann 08/28/2026 E3 Edmonton: CN RailVets Porter Gloria 08/27/2026 D2 Saskatchewan Council Shoemaker Marnie 08/27/2026 E8 Vancouver Council Holinaty David 08/26/2026 C14 Toronto Council Scott Bill M 08/26/2026 D3 Manitoba Division #1 Morris Arlene 08/25/2026 A7 Moncton Council #1 Dube Lise 08/24/2026 B2 Conseil de l'Abitibi Levesque Rineault 08/24/2026 B9 Conseil québécois Moores Eileen 08/24/2026 A9 St. John's Branch Smith Peter 08/24/2026 C2 Barrie Council Bretzer Jakob 08/23/2026 E3 Edmonton: CN RailVets Trotz Orest 08/23/2026 D3 Manitoba Division #1 Turta Andrew 08/23/2026 D2 Saskatchewan Council Hnetka Ralph D 08/22/2026 E8 Vancouver Council Page 1 of 1

Saskatchewan Council (D2) The Saskatchewan Council (D2) is based in Saskatoon and represents over 900 members living across the province of Saskatchewan. Our council is combined with that of Manitoba Division #1 and together we are known as the Prairie Region within the National Council. Manitoba has two national directors and Saskatchewan has one. These directors are there to serve the membership as liaisons between pensioners/surviving spouses and Canadian National Railways. If you are thinking about joining the Saskatchewan Council, please select council D2, on your membership application. The executive of the Saskatchewan council are your volunteers to assist you in any way that we can on items associated with your CN pension, benefits or CNPA health care with Blue Cross. Council Executive President Fred Bateman 1st Vice-President Dennis Burton 2nd Vice-President Terry Senko Secretary Judi Foster Treasurer Raoul Cieszkowski Past President Helen Jones National Council Representatives National Director (Prairie) Fred Bateman Health Care Committee - Alternate Dennis Burton Other Council Positions Provincial Government Liaison - Saskatchewan Terry Senko Membership Chairman Gary Heasman Newsletter Editor Gary Heasman Centenarian Coordinators Terry Senko Bob Hushagen New Member Contact Terry Senko Council Meetings When: Fourth Thursday of the month for the months of January, March, May, September and November, approximately 1 hour in duration Where: Masonic Temple, 1021 Saskatchewan Crescent W, Saskatoon, SK S7M 5J6 Enter by westside door and proceed to lower level Time: September, November, January, March & May – 11h00, with a luncheon to follow The newsletter is issued 10 days before the meetings and confirms the times, cost and type of meal - pot luck (normally) or catered. Council Newsletter The Saskatchewan Council issues a newsletter 5 times per year. It provides information to our members from the National Council, from the Health Care Committee concerning the Blue Cross Health Care Plan, and from the CN Pension meetings held four times per year. It also includes information from our local meetings and from pensioners/surviving spouses in our local communities that forward information to either our meetings or directly to the Newsletter Editor. The newsletter also keeps you up to date on the latest on savings on travel, reductions on automobile purchases, home/car/travel insurance, hotel stays, scholarships for children/grandchildren, etc. This newsletter goes to those who have signed up to the Saskatchewan council only and so, it is not available online. The newsletter can be received electronically by email and this is our preferred method as it saves the council mailing costs. As well, by choosing this option, you will receive the newsletter approximately five days earlier than via Canada Post and it will be in colour rather than a black and white mailed copy. To receive it electronically, you still must be a member in good standing. We currently have close to 500 pensioners/spouses that receive it by email. Our History The Saskatchewan CNR Pensioners Assoc. was founded in February 1985. In the words of Stan Plue, one of our founders... "When I retired in 1982, and after a year of talking with people I worked with, and associated with when working, I thought it would be a good idea if we had an organization where we could meet and visit. It became that 23 Pensioners formed the C.N.R. Pensioners Assoc. in Saskatoon in 1985. We had a lot of help from trades people on the C.N. but the person that made this all happen was Mr. Russ Pelesh who was the District Superintendent at the time, headquartered in Saskatoon". Our Founders Roy Armstrong Shirley Corbett Harold Harnett Bruce Kimpton Stan Plue Ken Uhrich Frank Atchison Ernie Dale Ted Holmes Alfonse Martin Stan Read Sid Wilkins Art Back Bob England Al Hockey Bob Mclay Reg Taylor George Wood Toby Cole Paul Fontaine Morley Hyland Lawrence Pattison Pete Telfer The Saskatchewan association then became affiliated with the National Council of Pensioners and now represent all the CN Pensioners in Saskatchewan under the name of "CNR Pensioners Assoc., Saskatchewan Division, Inc.", incorporated as a non-profit corporation in 2003.

Moncton Council #1 (A7) Council Executive President Reg Hebert A7MonctonCouncil@cnpensioners.org 1st Vice-President John Bailey 2nd Vice President Earl Garland Secretary Treasurer Royce Girvan Recording Secretary Vacant Past President Vacant Advisory Kaye Bulmer Council Meetings When: Third Thursday of the month, September to June, 14h00 Where: Moncton No. 1 Council Centre, 1 Curry St., PO Box 23082, Moncton, NB E1C 9M9. Phone: (506) 383-7303

South West (Port aux Basque) (A8) Council Executive President Charlie Matthews 1st Vice President Manuel Baker 2nd Vice President Vacant Secretary Marie Dominie Treasurer Nancy Osmond

Mountain Region Regional Council (E1) More details on the Mountain Region Regional Council can be found by visiting their website Council Executive Chairperson Dennis Jensen Vice Chairperson Gordon Wheatley Secretary Blake Olson Treasurer Al Vodden Regional Council Representatives Calgary - CN RailVets (E2) Judy Woods Edmonton - CN RailVets (E3) Cliff Gervais Kamloops/Okanagan (E4) Ross Rykyta Nanaimo (E6) Mike Englehart Victoria (E7) Gordon Wheatley Vancouver (E8) Judy Pearson Fraser Valley (E9) Steve Mihell Central & Northern BC (E10) Jeff Mohr National Council Representatives Vice-President/National Director (Mountain) Blake Olson National Director (Mountain) Dennis Jensen National Director (Mountain) Al Vodden National Director - Alternate (Mountain) Gordon Wheatley Pension Committee Blake Olson Pension Committee - Alternate Mike Englehart Health Care Committee Blake Olson Health Care Committee - Alternate MIchael Petrescu Communications Officer Steve Mihell Other Council Positions National Newsletter - Mountain Rae Sexton Government Liaison - Mountain Steve Mihell

Toronto Council (C14) Executive Events Newsletters Photo Gallery Council Executive President Ron Charles c14TorontoCouncil@cnpensioners.org Vice President Wayne MacFarlane Secretary Vacant c14torontosecretary@cnpensioners.org Treasurer Nancy Zajacz c14torontotreasurer@cnpensioners.org Membership Chair Wayne MacFarlane c14torontomembership@cnpensioners.org Special Events Ron Charles, Nancy Zajacz, Aubrey Gill & Wayne MacFarlane Director Aubrey Gill Director Bob Haggart Director Lou J. Lisi OPC Delegate 1 Nancy Zajacz OPC Delegate 2 Ron Charles Alt OPC Delegate Lou Lisi Alt OPC Delegate 2 Vacant Council Events Newsletters July 2025 August 2024 October 2023 April 2025 June 2024 August 2023 October 2024 April 2024 May 2023 Photo Gallery 2024 Blue Jays 2024 Blue Jays 2023 Curling Day 2024 Blue Jays 1/9 Hover over picture for description

Quebec Health Care Options Effective January 1, 2022, the Health Care Plan for CN Pensioners no longer offered health care coverage for Quebec pensioners under the age of 65. However, the Régie de l'assurance maladie du Québec (RAMQ) has advised that CN Quebec Pensioners under the age of 65 are eligible to join RAMQ's Public Prescription Drug Insurance Plan (RAMQ's Plan) as of January 1, 2022, which may provide significant premium savings to you. Why This Change In 2019, RAMQ reviewed the participation terms for the Health Care Plan for CN Pensioners and thereafter revised the eligibility requirements to join RAMQ's Plan. Understanding the potential for premium savings under RAMQ's Plan, the CNPA decided to cancel access to the Health Care Plan for CN Pensioners to allow unrestricted potential access to RAMQ's Plan. Of course, under provincial regulations, Quebec pensioners under age 65 cannot opt for RAMQ's Plan if they are eligible for another private group benefits plan that covers prescription drugs. About RAMQ's Plan and Rules In Quebec, all residents are required to have prescription drug coverage. Coverage is available through RAMQ's Plan or through private group benefits plans provided by an employer or association. If you have access to a private group benefits plan that covers prescription drugs, you must be covered by that plan. Your spouse and dependent children must also be covered by that plan if they are under 65. At age 65, all Quebecers are automatically registered for RAMQ's Plan, and you have the choice to be covered by that plan only, by a private group benefits plan that covers prescription drugs or a combination of both. RAMQ provides Comprehensive Drug Coverage - Lower Premiums - Premiums paid directly through income taxes Joining RAMQ is easy. Registration can be completed by: Telephone at 1-800-561-9749, or Online at http://www.ramq.gouv.qc.ca/en/citizens/prescription-drug-insurance What happens if I am over 65 when I retire or will be turning 65 The Health Care Plan for CN Pensioners has been maintained and is available for those who are over age 65 where different rules apply. Eligible CN Pensioners and their spouses will have the option to join the Health Care Plan for CN Pensioners (or stay in the RAMQ's Plan at that time or both). This would be a one-time choice you will have to make when you reach age 65, and you should receive communication from CN Pension & Benefits Administration (1-800-361-0739) in advance of your 65th birthday or with your retirement package after 65. To see the CNPA Health Care Plan coverage and Premium rates in advance, please see the information found elsewhere in the Health Care section. Optional Extended Health Care Coverage As RAMQ's Plan only covers prescription drugs that are listed on the RAMQ formulary, you may choose to buy an optional individual extended health care coverage available from various National or Quebec insurance providers to meet your additional needs. You may also click on these links to see examples of available optional coverage, but you may choose any insurance provider that meets your needs. Blue Cross Health -> Insurance for retirees and those planning retirement Mercer Retiree Solutions -> Plan Overview - Rate Sheet - and to apply click here

Hamilton Council (C4) Hamilton Council Facebook Page Council Executive President Stanley White 1st Vice President Halle Halle 2nd Vice President Barry Kwicinski Secretary Maureen Smyth Treasurer Scott Montani Membership Chair George Titus OPC Delegate (1) Maureen Smyth OPC Delegate (2) Scott Montani Alt OPC Delegate (1) Barry Kwicinski Golf Committee Scott Montani Phone Committee George Titus Phone Committee Member Gary Clairmont Council Events Council Meetings When: Third Wednesday of the month, September to May, excluding December, 13h00 Exceptionally, December meeting is held second Friday of December Where: Royal Canadian Legion Branch 163, 435 Limeridge Rd E, Hamilton, ON L9A 2S8

Vancouver Council (E8) Visit the Vancouver Council website for more council information and the latest updates Vancouver Council Facebook Page Council Executive President Judy Pearson Vice President Dave McNaughton Secretary Dave McNaughton Treasurer Paul Sidhu Past President Alex Hui Membership Blake Olson COSCO Rod McIvor Member At Large Margie Wagenaar Member At Large Dale Jack Council Meetings When: Third Tuesday of the month, September to June, excluding December, 10h00 Where: Bonsor Community Centre (South Burnaby Metro Club Room), 6550BGonsor Ave, Burnaby, BC Meetings schedule: 10h00 for coffee, 11h00 meeting, 12h00 lunch (small fee at the door)

Belleville Council (C3) Council Executive President Les MacDonald 1st Vice President Rick Phillips 2nd Vice President John Mueller Secretary Roger McDevitt Treasurer Elaine O'Hara Past President Roger McDevitt Membership Chair Rick Phillips OPC Delegate (1) John Mueller OPC Delegate (2) Roger McDevitt Alt OPC Delegate (1) Elaine O'Hara Alt OPC Delegate (2) Les MacDonald Newsletter Editor John Mueller Callers Committee Chair Elaine O'Hara Sick & Visiting Elaine O'Hara Director Norm Crawford Director Bruno Di Genova Director Harry Hebbourn Director Sherry Scott Director Tim Spice Director Trul Trulsen Council Meetings When: To be announced Where: To be announced Newsletters Fall 2026 Fall 2025 Fall 2024 Spring 2026 Spring 2025 Spring 2024 Winter 2026 Winter 2025 Winter 2024

Calgary: CN Ra ilVets (E2) Council Executive President Judy Woods Vice President Brian Woods Treasurer Madeleine Pelletier Secretary Linda Engel Past President Brian Woods Director Roland Morin Membership Brian Woods Council Meetings When: First Monday of the month, September to June, 13h00 Where: Kerby Centre, 1133 7th Ave SW Newsletters June 2026 June 2025 June 2024 February 2026 February 2025 February 2024 October 2025 October 2024 October 2023