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Nanaimo Council (E6) Council Executive President Mike Englehart Vice-President Donalda Lapointe Secretary-Treasurer Loretta Bauer Membership Chair Donalda Lapointe Member At Large Charlie Kritsch Member At Large Bruce Sproston

Conseil de l'Abitibi (B2) Council Executive Président Claude Chartrand Tel: (819) 856-9252 Vice-président Richard Laprise Tel: (819) 737-2429 Secrétaire-trésorier Léopold Provencher Tel: (418) 445-1362 Directeur Jacques Béchard Tel: (819) 737-2781 Directeur Andre Ferland Tel: (819) 860-0028 Directeur Richard Beaudoin Tel: (819) 737-3413 Directeur Claude Villeneuve Tel: (819) 856-8040

Details for the Saint John, NB CNPA/ARCN council Saint John Council (A11) Council Executive President James Flynn 1st Vice President William (Bill) Blathford Secretary Carman Fearon Treasurer Rita Gould Social Committee Vacant

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)

St. John's Branch (A9) Council Executive President Wayne Greenland Vice President Hubert Butt Treasurer William J. Penney Secretary Wayne Greenland Past President Graham Hill Alt National Director Graham Hill National Council Rep Wayne Greenland Director June Churchill King Director Bill Penny Director Harold Piercey Director Alvin Blackmore Director Bob Grouchy Director Wayne Greenland Director Graham Hill Director Anne Peddle Auditor Art King Meetings When: Third Monday of the month - 14h00 - General & Spike Ladies Meeting Second Monday of the month - 14h00 - Directors meeting Every Monday (except holidays) from 13h00-16h00 - drop-in, with coffee & tea available Where: H.G.R. Mews Community Centre, 60 Blackler Ave, St. John's, NL A1E 3E7 Phone: (709) 576-8499 Notes: Our Spikes Ladies want other ladies to join their group of 19 members. Mews Centre is an accessible location and a walking track is provided for our use after the drop-in, at no cost. After city staff buzz you in, our room is the first hallway on your right, last door. REWA - Railway Employees Welfare Association SUNLIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY (f ormerly Clarica Insurance Company; formerly Mutual Life To make a claim, please call the toll-free number 1-800-361-2128 and select option 4 at the phone prompt. Ask for Life Claims Services. If you have the claim, a beneficiary should forward their policy to: Sun Life Assurance Company Life Claims Services P. O. Box 2010, Station Waterloo Waterloo ON N2J 0A6 The Beneficiary to show policy #83091 and the owner's Social Insurance Number. In the event that the widow or Beneficiary is not aware that a policy exists, a letter of inquiry should be sent to the above noted address, again providing the owner's Social Insurance Number and policy #83091. Note : The Beneficiary of the insured person is stated in the person's application. The beneficiary designation may be changed, if permitted by law. The insured person must notify Sun Life Assurance in writing of the change. If no beneficiary has been appointed or if the Beneficiary has predeceased the insured person, payment will be made to the insured person's estate.

Central & Northern BC (E10) Council Executive President Jeff Mohr Vice-President Carsan Dellaire Treasurer Mike Petrescu Secretary Brenda Latta Membership Jeanette Dydzuk Council Meetings When: Third Wednesday of every month - September through May (except December) - 13h00 Where: The Salvation Army Church, 777 Ospika Blvd, Prince George, BC

Victoria Council (E7) Council Executive President Gordon Wheatley Vice President Roland Bernardin Treasurer Lillian Lequesne Membership Gordon Wheatley Telephone Committee Chair Roland Bernardin Wishing Well Bill Coleman Council Meetings When: 3rd Tuesday of the month, September to June, 12h00 Where: Trafalgar/Pro Patricia Legion, Branch 292, 411 Gorge Rd. East, Victoria, BC

Niagara Falls Council (C8) Council Executive President William Lindsay Vice-President David Kinghorn Treasurer Michael K. Gander Secretary Sylvester (Sy) Peplinski Membership Chair Sylvester Peplinski OPC Delegate (1) David Kinghorn OPC Delegate (2) William Lindsay OPC Alternate Delegate Vacant Council Meetings When: Third Monday of the month from September to June, excluding De cember, 14h00 Where: Royal Canadian Legion, Branch 479, 5603 Spring St. Niagara Falls, Ont. L2G 1P7. Telephone (905) 354-4331.

The CN Pensioners Association helps members with all matters related to their pension, with a dedicated pension committee leading the way. Your Pension Our CN pension is the one thing that is common across CNPA members. You'll find more information about our pensions below CN Pension Inquiries The CNPA is not the administrator of your pension. For matters/questions directly related to your pension benefits, including change of address , changes in marital status, deceased pensioners, etc ., you need to contact CN Pension & Benefits Administration. You may be able to use the web portal below, or you can call or write: By phone (have your PIN ready) : Toll-free from Canada & US only: 1-800-361-0739 Local & International: 1-514-673-7730 (Collect calls accepted ) By mail to : CN Pension & Benefits Admin P.O. Box 8111, Montreal, PQ, H3C 3N3 By fax: 1-514-284-7488 For additional guidance, please refer to the Pension Reference Guide , which provides information on when to contact CN Pension and Benefits Administration. CN Pension & Benefits Portal The CN Pension & Benefits portal is here to help manage your company pension Increased Pension to Age 65 If you retire before age 65, you may elect to receive an increased monthly pension until age 65 Death of a Pensioner When a pensioner dies, there are some key activities that need to be completed. Pension Committee The team working for CN pensioners to secure the best services and options in the Pension area Post Retirement Life Insurance The CNPA, in conjunction with CN Pension & Benefits Administration, has developed a set of Questions & Answers which provides some information on this insurance and the claim process.

HearingLife Hearing Care Services 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.

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's Railroaders for Change Introducing CN's new 10-year community initiative supporting homelessness prevention through education, partnerships and research driven solutions that help build safer communities 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 Rail Safety Week Rail Safety Week September 21 to 27, 2026 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! Terry Fox Run - September 20, 2026 This year's Terry Fox Run is set for September 20, 2026. Find out more details here and how you can contribute to its success 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 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

Terry Fox Run - September 20, 2026 On April 12, 1980, Terry Fox dipped his prosthetic leg into the Atlantic Ocean and began one of the most inspiring journeys in Canadian history, the Marathon of Hope. With a vision of ending the suffering caused by cancer, he set off from St. John’s, Newfoundland, determined to run a marathon (42 km) every day across Canada. For 143 consecutive days, he pushed forward through pain, fatigue, and every obstacle imaginable before cancer forced him to stop in Thunder Bay, Ontario, on September 1, 1980. 46 years later, Terry’s vision lives on The Terry Fox Foundation honours his legacy by organizing Terry Fox Runs in over 10,000 communities across Canada to support life-changing cancer research. As CN railroaders, our connection to the Terry Fox story runs deep. Terry’s father dedicated 36 years to CN, beginning his career as a railroader, making this cause one that truly hits close to home. Year after year, Team CN shows up with pride and purpose. In 2025, more than 327 CN railroaders, pensioners and their families participated in the Terry Fox Run in Montreal, Toronto, Barrie, Winnipeg, Edmonton, Kamloops and Prince George. This year let’s honour that legacy by showing up in even greater numbers. Join Team CN for the 2026 Terry Fox Run on Sunday September 20 Équipe CN Team- Montreal - https://run.terryfox.ca/team/equipecnteammontreal Team CN –Toronto - https://run.terryfox.ca/team/teamcn-toronto Team CN –Barrie - https://run.terryfox.ca/team/teamcn-barrie Team CN –Winnipeg - https://run.terryfox.ca/team/teamcn-winnipeg Team CN –Calgary - https://run.terryfox.ca/team/teamcn-calgary Team CN –Edmonton - https://run.terryfox.ca/team/teamcn-edmonton Team CN –Vancouver - https://run.terryfox.ca/team/teamcn-vancouver Team CN –Kamloops - https://run.terryfox.ca/team/teamcn-kamloops Team CN –Prince George - https://run.terryfox.ca/team/teamcn-princegeorge