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CNPA National Scholarship Program The CNPA SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM is sponsored by the National Council of CN Pensioners (CNPA). Its purpose is to financially assist the educational pursuit and career development of families of the CN Pensioners Association Contributing Members. Subject to annual CNPA approval, the Program provides 25 - $1500 one-year scholarships for each fall school year. The scholarships are distributed and available as follows: five $1,500 scholarships in each of the 5 Canadian regions (Atlantic, Quebec, Ontario, Prairie, and Mountain). Eligibility Applications are accepted from children, grandchildren, great grandchildren (includes legally adopted and stepchildren and step grandchildren) of CNPA Contributing Members. Applicants must have a minimum 80% grade average over the most recent 2 full academic school years in order to be considered. Applicants are assessed based on a combination of their marks and several other important weighted factors. These may include: community involvement, personal and academic achievements, extracurricular activities, career objectives and other relative information provided by the applicant. The resume and a detailed covering letter can provide a significant amount of this very valuable information used in the evaluation process. Included below are the complete terms and conditions, as well information on the required documentation. We encourage you to thoroughly read this entire document prior to proceeding. 2026 Key Dates Program Opens - April 15, 2026 Application Deadline - August 13, 2026 Winners Contacted - By the end of the first week of September 2026 The 2026 Scholarship Program will be open online to applicants effective April 15, 2026. Applications will once again be accepted by email only and must include all scanned or electronic supporting documentation as one complete PDF file. The application package must be received no later than August 13, 2026. Note: Please do not activate password protection or restrict access to your documents only to the mail box to which you are sending them, (scholarships@cnpensioners.org ). Your documents have to be shared within the selection committee processes however all submitted documents will be deleted following the selection processes for privacy protection. Please read all the instructions, terms and conditions and submission requirements carefully before emailing your submissions, as incomplete submissions will be rejected. Please ensure you use the current application form below as the form has changed from previous years. Scholarship Winners Scholarship Program Documents Application Terms & Conditions / Completion Instructions

Québec Provincial Council (B1) Council Executive President Arthur Murphy St. Hilaire Tel: (819) 820-2848 Vice-President Serge Labadie Tel: (514) 943-4618 Treasurer Rémi La Haye Tel: (514) 662-3283 Secretary François Garceau Tel: (418) 955-2469 Past President Yves Bourdon Tel: (450) 449-3444 Director Denise Arcand Tel: 450 686-9964 Director Marc Tessier Tel: (450) 656-7888 Québec Newsletters June 2024 November 2023 June 2023 January 2023 July 2022 February 2022 December 2021 October 2021 National Council Representatives Vice-President/National Director (Québec) Arthur Murphy St. Hilaire Tel: (819) 820-2848 National Director (Québec) Denis Cousineau Tel: National Director (Québec) Rémi La Haye Tel: (514) 662-3283 National Director - Alternate (Québec) Paul Goupil Tel: (418) 559-5737 Pension Committee Denis Cousineau Tel: Pension Committee - Alternate Denise Arcand Tel: 450 686-9964 Health Care Committee Paul Goupil Tel: (418) 559-5737 Health Care Committee - Alternate Charlotte Leblanc Tel: (514) 697-0459 Québec Provincial Council Constitution & By-Laws Other Council Positions National Newsletter - Québec Rémi La Haye Government Liaison - Québec Daniel Boiteau Auditor Denis Godin Auditor Denise Arcand Quebec Provincial Council AGM (via Zoom) - June 2023 Regional executives and delegates attending the 2023 AGM Row 1: Yves G Bourdon, Ronald Lang, Roger Bouchard, Marc Tessier, Luc Cullen Row 2: William Théberge, Robert Beaudoin, Rémi La Haye, Mario Michaud, Paul Goupil Row 3: Daniel Leroux, André Bériault, Jean Bédard, Charlotte Leblanc, Roger Marchand Row 4: Léopold Provencher and Claude Chartrand, Denise Arcand, Arthur Murphy St Hilaire, Denis Godin, Denis C Cousineau Row 5: François Garceau

Members Programs & Benefits So what sorts of programs & benefits does the CNPA manage or provide to you? Health Care - On your behalf, and with the assistance of key partners, we manage one of the better retirement health care plans in Canada. Available to contributing CNPA members, the CNPA Health Care Plan for CN Pensioners from Blue Cross (#93115) provides you and your spouse coverage for some of those extra costs you might incur that are not covered by your province. Support for the plan comes from the CNPA Health Care Committee , a dedicated group of volunteer pensioners who help make sure we have a plan that fits our needs at a reasonable price. Pensions - The CNPA acts as an equal partner on the CN Pension Committee which approves your pension increases. Our Pension Committee makes sure that our voices are heard. Scholarships & Bursaries - Contributing member's children, grandchildren and even great-grandchildren get access to our annual CNPA Scholarship Program which offers 25 scholarships across the 5 Canadian regions. In addition, the Quebec, Ontario and Manitoba councils also offer trade bursaries for the families of those members residing in these regions National Newsletter - The newsletter is issued three times per year with relevant and interesting information. Some regional and local councils also offer regular newsletters to provide update and information closer to home. CNPA Government Liaison Officer & Committee - This role who advocates with various federal agencies on behalf of the National Council and pensioner membership on matters that may impact the objectives of our organization as well as the quality of life of our pensioners. The committee members have a similar mandate with focus on their particular region. CNPA National Website - cnpensioners.org is managed by CNPA volunteers to provide you with an online resource for relevant and important information, keeping you up to date on what is happening across the country or to provide you with the latest information on your pension, health care offerings to the membership, CNPA news, members discounts, etc. Some regional and local councils have their own websites to keep their members up to date on specific topics in their area. CNPA Facebook Pages - Offered in both English and French , these pages provide another convenient method of keeping you informed on relevant information. As well, some regional and local councils offer their own Facebook pages Member Discounts - CNPA members can benefit from discounts on car rentals, hotel stays, car, home or travel insurance and more from a variety of vendors. In addition, those who subscribe to the CNPA Health Plan are also eligible for additional savings through Blue Cross CN Communications - Only contributing CNPA members will annually receive the CN Calendar and the "CN in the Community" brochure. Meetings & Events - CNPA m embers are invited to attend various events coordinated by the local councils across the country. Most hold regular meetings where guest speakers are invited to speak on current or special issues affecting seniors. Some hold BBQ's or picnics, others sporting events, dinners, or group travel adventures. By being a member, you can attend what you want, when you want. Our national newsletter and local communications with members keeps you up to date on what is happening, like family days, special events, or changes to legislations, policies or programs.

CN Railroaders in the Community CN is proud of the hundreds of employees, their families, and retirees who give generously of their time to local causes through our CN Railroaders in the Community (RRITC) program . These volunteers are part of the social fabric of the many cities, towns and villages across our entire North American network, helping to make their communities better places to live and work. CN supports their efforts by providing charitable donations to the organizations where CN railroaders volunteer. Each hour of volunteer work earns a $15 reward, up to a maximum of 220 hours or $3300 per retiree per year (including volunteer hours completed by their spouse/surviving spouse). There is no limit to the number of organizations a CN retiree and the spouses/surviving spouses of CN retirees can volunteer with. We are also happy to confirm that if you have already started volunteering in your community this year, any volunteer hours accumulated since January 1 for a recognized charity will qualify for a reward in the same calendar year Thanks to CN's digital platform SPARK , you can easily track your volunteer hours and see when the donation to your charity was made. Rewards are transferred electronically to the eligible organizations on a monthly basis. Check out the exciting new features of the Railroaders in the Community program at SPARK Word of Thanks for 2024 Efforts Hello Railroaders, Thank you for your participation in the Railroaders in the Community program. Many of you have shown your commitment and generosity by volunteering your time and skills to non-profit organizations which matter to you. Here are some of the amazing results that our retirees have accomplished through the program in 2024. Volunteers submitting hours increased from 511 in 2023 to 572 in 2024 - an increase of 12% Those 572 volunteers raised a total of $940,473 for their favourite charities The 2024 total of over $940,000 was an increase of 42% over the $662877 raised in 2023 Thanks in part to you, the Railroaders in the Community program was once again successful in 2024. We are proud of your achievements, and we welcome your feedback and suggestions on how the Railroaders in the Community program can be further improved SPARK User Guide CN Railroaders in the Community FAQ To login the first time: Username: your CN PIN number. Password: the first three letters of your first name + the first three letters of your last name + the 4 digits of the year you were hired at CN + !! Example: The password for Jane Smith, hired in 1999, would be: jansmi1999!! Once logged in for the first time, you must change your email address to a personal email and you will be asked to change your password. If you previously accessed the site while as a CN employee, you will need to change your email. Surviving spouses of retirees should contact railroadersinthecommunity@cn.ca for assistance with the login. NOTE: For those retirees who have tried to log in for the first time and have followed the new log in procedure, but are still experiencing difficulties accessing the new platform, please email railroadersinthecommunity@cn.ca . Please be sure to include your full name as it appears on your CN Pension Statement as well as your CN PIN number. If it is just a password issue, they can assist you by creating a new password for you. However, if it turns out to be a technical issue, they will be unable to assist you until the issue has been resolved between CN and Benevity. Until then, CN advises those retirees to keep track of their volunteer hours so that they can be entered into the system once CN notifies your access to the system has been fixed. Incentive Bonus: If you are a contributing member of the CNPA (paying your $1 per month membership), CN will give an additional reward of $100 to one of the charities you volunteered for. This is another great reason to become a member of the CNPA (if you're not already one) and to enter your volunteer hours for the current year into the platform before Dec. 31. How the Incentive Bonus Works : At the end of each calendar year, the CNPA will send a list to CN of all retirees who have paid their membership fee. CN will cross-reference this list with the retirees who applied for volunteer awards in RRITC in that calendar year. Through the Spark website, CN will send $100 to a single charity that each member volunteered for. If a member volunteered for more than one charity, CN will contact the retiree in early January to ask them which charity should receive the bonus $100. The bonus payments will be entered in January with the funds being transferred by mid-February. Please note that there is one (1) $100 bonus per PIN and applies equally to surviving spouses. As the RRITC program ends December 31st and restarts January 1st annually, all awards are reset. Therefore, any volunteer hours for the current year should be entered into Spark in that year in order for the bonus to be paid out in January/February. In order to qualify for the bonus $100 for your charity, the minimum volunteer time is just one hour. Should you have any questions about this incentive bonus, please write to: railroadersinthecommunity@cn.ca .

2025 CNPA Scholarships Winners The CN Pensioners’ Association Scholarship Committee has now completed the 13th year of our scholarship program. The awards in the amount of $1,500 each to children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren of “contributing” members of the CNPA have been mailed to the successful applicants. The success of this project will be discussed thoroughly at our Annual Directors' Meeting in November 2025 with the possibility of offering it once again for the 2026-2027 scholastic year. In addition to the 25 CNPA National Council awards, there were several $1,500 bursaries and scholarships administered and awarded by Regional/Provincial or Local Councils to eligible candidates: Moncton Council No. 1 funded 2 additional scholarships for applicants that were sponsored by Moncton Council members Quebec region funded 2 trades bursaries in honor of Luc Grenier. Ontario Provincial Council also awarded an additional bursary Manitoba Provincial Council awarded five Harvey Hosfield bursaries and a trade bursary The Scholarship Committee and all the local selection committees (27 volunteers, most with several years participation) would like to take this opportunity to thank CN Pensioners/survivors and their families for their interest and participation in this program. We thank all those applicants who took the time and effort to prepare their professional submissions. In particular, the students all deserve hearty congratulations for all the volunteer work they perform in their communities. This year we received 203 applications. Sadly 42 were rejected for various reasons under the submission rules. Disqualifications were primarily due to no résumé submitted, missing or incomplete marks, the applicant’s parent or grandparent not being a CNPA contributing member, unacceptable or no proof of registration. In addition, this year we had a new problem - secure documents from the student or an educational institution that we could not open or forward. If we can not open or forward documents, or if documents come from multiple sources, the application will be rejected! Only straight simple unprotected PDF documents are accepted. All submitted documents are deleted each year from all selection committee mail files at the end of the selection process. Scholarship Winners (Region, Scholarship, Winner, Sponsor, Sponsor Council) Atlantic National Lauren J. Cassidy Russell Gordon Campbell A7 National Grandfather Atlantic National Katie Earl-King Martha Gillard-Earl A9 National Grandmother Atlantic National Gavin Ross Eunice Kilpatrick Williston A11 National Grandmother Atlantic National Isabelle Smith Eileen Smith A9 National Grandmother Atlantic National Jane Tuttle John Otis Turner A1 National Grandfather Atlantic Moncton Council Ava Ellen Doiron Kerry Swetnam A7 Moncton Grandmother Atlantic Moncton Council Marieve Jeannique Bourque Donald LeBlanc A7 Moncton Grandfather Quebec National Julia Bissegger Jeffrey Bissegger B-14 National Father Quebec National Juliana Lacoste David Merrett B-7 National Grand-père Quebec National Daphnée Lemay Bernard Lemay B-14 National Grand-père Quebec National Nicholas Paquette Léon Paquette B-14 National Grand-père Quebec National Ayva Siokalo Victor Siokalo B-7 National Grand-père Quebec Luc Grenier Trade Bursary Elorie Perron Michel V Legault B-14 LUC GRENIER Grand-père Quebec Luc Grenier Trade Bursary - Montreal/Laval Léa Cossette André Doiron B-14 Montreal/ Laval Grand-père Ontario National Kalie Di Gregorio Heather Muirhead C3 National Grandmother Ontario National Megan Fraser Marie Fraser C2 National Grandmother Ontario National Alessandra Gaspari Anita Barbarossa C8 National Grandmother Ontario National Nicole Holden Margaret Marks C7 National Grandmother Ontario National Nayna Nijhawan Sant Lal Nijhawan C14 National Grandfather Ontario Ontario Provincial Council (OPC) Award Dominic Beyak Elaine Annette Beyak C13 OPC Grandmother Prairie National Hannah Cole Robert Fowie D3 National Grandfather Prairie National Ava Dewar Paul VanWart D3 National Grandfather Prairie National Andrea Stephanie Guarino Jeffery Ayers D3 National Father Prairie National Grace Miln James Miln D3 National Grandfather Prairie National Christopher Ryan Sproule Charles Richard Sproule D3 National Father Prairie Harvey Hosfield Bursary (Manitoba) Molly Clyde Gordon Clyde D3 Harvey Hosfield Bursary Grandfather Prairie Harvey Hosfield Bursary (Manitoba) Ava Dewar Paul VanWart D3 Harvey Hosfield Bursary Grandfather Prairie Harvey Hosfield Bursary (Manitoba) Andrea Stephanie Guarino Jeffery Ayers D3 Harvey Hosfield Bursary Father Prairie Harvey Hosfield Bursary (Manitoba) William Ilag Pedro Gerra D3 Harvey Hosfield Bursary Grandfather Prairie Harvey Hosfield Bursary (Manitoba) Ava Osato Wayne Nohlgren D3 Harvey Hosfield Bursary Grandfather Prairie Trade Jay Mangin Albert Mangin D3 Trade Father Mountain National Kalli Cooper Linda (Gerald) Campion E-2 National Grandmother Mountain National Jonathan Dydzuk Jeanette Dydzuk E-10 National Grandmother Mountain National Lauren Kemp Gerald Hugh Spence E-9 National Grandfather Mountain National Abigail Lawes Reed Kowalchuk E-3 National Grandfather Mountain National Eliot Avery Scott Gerald William John Scott E-3 National Grandfather 2025 Regional Scholarship Selection Committees Atlantic Wanda Garland, Trudy Girvan, Harvey Leblanc, Diane Stewart, John Stewart, Elaine Ward Quebec Yves Bourdon, Denis Cousineau, Serge Labadie, Rémi Lahaye, Ginette Langlois Ontario Joan Elliot, Ron Hewson, Les MacDonald, Dave Simpson, John Wallington Prairie Dennis Brown, Jim Feeny, Jane Halyk, Patrick Mcmullin, Carl Moslenko Mountain Bethany Coull, Tony Dulhaime, Mike Englehart, Cliff Gervais, John Wiebe, Gordon Wheatley

Here's what CNPA membership does for you. Still not a member? Then you can join here Why Membership Matters Membership consists of retired CN employees, surviving spouses and honorary members as well as retirees and their spouses from groups formerly connected with CN (i.e. VIA Rail and Marine Atlantic). Active employees can be admitted as social members without voice or vote. "Bridged" employees are also eligible for membership to the CN Pensioners' Association. Although we advocate on behalf of all CN Pensioners and surviving spouses as volunteers, operating expenses are a reality. If you are not already a contributing member, by becoming one for only $1.00 a month, you can help defray such expenses. Your $1 per month will entitle you to several membership benefits and as information, approximately $0.83 of your $1 per month is returned to your local council of choice for their use. It is easy to become a member – just go to our sign up form below or email us at membership@cnpensioners.org . For more information, click on one of the topics below What the CNPA Does For You What does your annual $12 fee get for you as a member? Pension representation, health care plan, benefits, newsletters, discounts, local meetings and events and so much more Members Obituary Listing With the passage of time comes the recent passing of those we knew... Joining the CNPA If you're not yet a CNPA member, you should be! Welcome aboard! Fill out and submit the application form and you'll become one of the more than 30000 members Members Reference Page Need contact info? Where do I look on Facebook? What other CNPA web sites exist? Look here! CNPA Members Discounts CNPA members can save on a number of services or items such as insurance, travel packages, car rentals, hotel stays, office equipment and even vehicles. And there is CN Pass for travel on VIA Rail for some members Frequently Asked Questions In case you were wondering...

CN & Hockey Helps the Homeless Thank you to those CN Pensioners who supported Hockey Helps the Homeless during the 2024–2025 season. Your time and energy helped raise $7.8 million for local shelters and housing programs across Canada. Team CN showed up in full force: 162 players and 46 volunteers across 8 cities stepped onto the ice alongside former pro players, all united by one goal: to help shutout homelessness. We’re excited to be back for the 2025–2026 tournaments ! Stay tuned for more information coming soon! About Hockey Helps the Homeless and CN Starting in 2024, CN signed on as the Premier National Partner with the Hockey Helps the Homeless (HHTH) program (details here ). The program consists of organizing and holding hockey tournaments in locations across Canada and where available, they include NHL, AHL, etc. alumni, local teams and where there is sufficient interest, a CN team (active employees). Since 1996, Hockey Helps the Homeless Canada, a not-for-profit hockey charity with over 25,000 donors, 3,500 players, and 1,000 volunteers, has granted over $28 million to face-off against homelessness. Everyone from community participants to NHL players and Olympians participate annually and "play with purpose to combat homelessness." 100% of net proceeds stay local in the city the tournament is in. HHTH partners with over 60 local homeless support agencies across Canada. For more information about Hockey Helps the Homeless events, please visit www.hockeyhelpsthehomeless.com . CN and HHTH are looking for volunteers to help make these events a success. Each event needs a group of volunteers to perform various duties during the tournament. CN and HHTH are hoping that some of our CNPA members will step forward act as volunteers at each of these locations. HHTH has advised that in terms of volunteer opportunities** for pensioners 60+ in age, there are various flexible roles including: Player Greeting Registration Player Gift/Incentives Breakfast/Lunch Time Keeping Selling Raffle Tickets ** Please note that most volunteer positions have early morning start times. NOTE: Any member/spouse volunteering for this event will qualify for our Railroaders in the Community program and can log their hours for the event and CN will contribute to HHTH. The details for the scheduled tournaments are listed below (locations where there is likely to be a "CN team" involved are indicated in the table). If you wish to become a HHTH volunteer, please go to the HHTH Volunteer Cup page at: https://hhth.akaraisin.com/ui/VolunteerCup Date Location / Lieu CN Team Expected/Équipe CN attendue Event Website / Site de l'événement 10/24/2025 Waterloo Region https://hhth.akaraisin.com/ui/WR25 11/07/2025 Halifax https://hhth.akaraisin.com/ui/HFX25 11/14/2025 Kingston https://hhth.akaraisin.com/ui/ygk25 11/14/2025 Markham https://hhth.akaraisin.com/ui/HHTHMarkham2025 11/20/2025 Calgary Y https://hhth.akaraisin.com/ui/hhthcalgary2025 11/28/2025 Vancouver Y https://hhth.akaraisin.com/ui/VAN25 12/05/2025 Winnipeg tbc https://hhth.akaraisin.com/ui/hhthwinnipeg2025 12/12/2025 York Region https://hhth.akaraisin.com/ui/YorkRegion2025 02/27/2026 Barrie https://hhth.akaraisin.com/ui/Barrie26 03/13/2026 Ottawa Y https://hhth.akaraisin.com/ui/HHTHOttawa2026 03/13/2026 Peel Region https://hhth.akaraisin.com/ui/Peel2026 03/27/2026 Montreal Y https://hhth.akaraisin.com/ui/HHTHMTL2026 04/10/2026 Hamilton/Burlington Y https://hhth.akaraisin.com/ui/HHTHHamBur2026 04/18/2026 Toronto (Men & Co-ed) Y https://hhth.akaraisin.com/ui/Toronto26 04/19/2026 Toronto (Women's) https://hhth.akaraisin.com/ui/GTAWomen26 05/01/2026 Edmonton Y https://hhth.akaraisin.com/ui/HHTHEdmonton2026 05/02/2026 London https://hhth.akaraisin.com/ui/LONDON26 05/07/2026 Newfoundland https://hhth.akaraisin.com/ui/NL 05/08/2026 Durham Region https://hhth.akaraisin.com/ui/Durham2026 05/22/2026 Saskatoon https://hhth.akaraisin.com/ui/Sask2025 05/28/2026 Okanagan https://hhth.akaraisin.com/ui/OKG26

Here's the latest information for pensioners about the broader CN Community. Information on volunteering, rail safety, the CN Community Fund and more is found here Our CN Community We're all part of the CN Community and we can contribute in many ways CN Employees’ and Pensioners’ Community Fund CN Employees’ and Pensioners’ Community Fund is a non-profit organization that organizes fundraising activities and annual campaigns in support of various Canadian charities Rail Safety Week Rail safety is a shared responsibility and we ask everyone to be especially careful when on or near railroad property and at crossings. Look, listen and live! That’s what it means to be rail smart! CN Corporate Site There's lots of information about CN found on the corporate site www.cn.ca . The latest CN news is found here And if you're interested, the CN 100 Celebration Commemorative book can be found here Volunteer In Your Community The 'CN Railroaders in the Community' (RRITC) program recognizes acts of kindness by providing grants to the not for profit organizations employees choose to support through their volunteer efforts. CN Spotlight Find out more about the people of CN each month in the 'CN Spotlight' magazine CN & Hockey Helps the Homeless CN has signed on as the Premier National Partner with the Hockey Helps the Homeless (HHTH) program, for three years, starting in 2024. You can help make it happen Terry Fox Run - September 14, 2025 This year's Terry Fox Run is set for September 14, 2025. Find out more details here and how you can contribute to its success

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)

Ford Partner Recognition Program As a CN Pensioners Association member, you are eligible to participate in the Ford Partner Recognition X-Plan Vehicle Pricing Program! Program members have access to exclusive savings on Ford and Lincoln vehicles. CNPA members can access the program at www.fordpartner.com . You will need your Social Insurance Number (SIN) in order to complete the PIN request (last 4 digits only) and your PIN and proof of CNPA membership at the dealership Choose your country/language preference and use the CN/CNPA partner code - KX0E7 (a "zero" not the letter 'O') to enter the portal. Within the program portal, you can research vehicles, review plan rules and create your personalized PIN. To generate your PIN, you will need to enter the last 4 digits of your Social Insurance Number in the field labeled "Last 4 digits of NAS" as well as the other required information (name and address). Once you have your PIN, follow the instructions on how to use that PIN and proof of your CNPA membership to access Ford pricing discounts at any Ford dealer.

HearingLife Hearing Care Services Latest Promotion The CN Pensioners Association has teamed up with the professionals at HearingLife to provide the very best hearing care services to all its members. HearingLife and its Network Partners have over 400 clinics across the nation and form the largest network of Hearing Health care providers in Canada. Your membership with the CN Pensioners Association makes you and your spouse/partner, children, and parents eligible to receive exclusive benefits, including an EXTRA 10% off the final purchase price of hearing aids and custom noise protection. * Please note that you will be required to show your CNPA membership card at your appointment. PLUS, you’re eligible to register for the HearingLife Advantage Club Pass and receive: A FREE Club Pass Card Access to exclusive contests and giveaways Take Advantage now! Visit HearingLifeAdvantage.ca/CNPA to request your free Club Pass Card Have questions? Contact the preferred partner line at 1-888-419-8871 For Quebec Residents : Provincial legislation prevents HearingLife from offering these benefits to residents of Quebec. However, HearingLife's has partnered with Le Groupe Forget, Audioprothésistes - with over 80 locations across the province - to offer similar benefits to our membership in Quebec. CNPA members in Quebec can contact Groupe Forget at 1-888-415-6101 to discuss these benefits. * Offers not available in Quebec. September 2025 Promotion As a season comes to an end, we often reflect on some of our favourite moments. And it’s the sounds that stay with us: the laughter echoing from a patio, a favourite song humming from the radio, or the rustle of leaves in a gentle breeze. These sounds become bookmarks in our personal story, reminding us of the joy, connection, and serenity that a certain moment so effortlessly delivers. Stay connected to your favourite sounds with better hearing. For a limited time, save up to $1,700 on the latest hearing aids. Plus, CNPA members and family save an EXTRA 10%! Call 1-888-320-7699 to book your free appointment or visit HearingLifeAdvantage.ca.

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) Myron Wizniak Nanaimo (E6) Mike Englehart Victoria (E7) Gordon Wheatley Vancouver (E8) Judy Pearson Fraser Valley (E9) Barry Jones 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 Other Council Positions National Newsletter - Mountain Rae Sexton Government Liaison - Mountain Steve Mihell