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Dear Joint Review Panel members, I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by Teck Resources. The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and undermine the treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mine is proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrial development. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose the project, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition. Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. The Frontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermine Canada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accord commitments. The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights and unleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project. Sincerely,

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Adrien De Ruyck Adrienne Montani Adrienne PAQUETTE Affolter Christine Agnes Richard Agnes Riediger Riediger Agnes Watts Agueda Shubert Aidan McQuarrie AILEEN M ORTHNER Aileen Walker Ainslie Thomson Aisha Uduman Aislinn Stirling Aiva Noringseth Al Birchard Al Engler Enger Al Mullin Al Whitney Ala Morales

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Isaac Warne Isaac Yule Isabel Ayers Isabel Cuerrier Isabel Martins Isabella Proven Isabelle L'Héritier Ishbel Munro Isla Patterson Isobel Field Isobel Mailloux Isobel McGregor Ivan Chegrinec Ivan Penkov ivan taylor Ivana Minic Ivy Wigmore Iwona Krzeminska J Angell J Churcher J Gean Hemming J hyslop J Jobin J Kali-Lynn Finley J Plotkin J Rodgers J Taylor J Walker J. Bruce Craig J. Keith Hay J. Scott J.A. Patterson J.L. Lemmon Jack Bates Jack Cooley jack Cox jACK Dodds Jack Friesen jack harrison Jack Hurd Jack Hutchinson Jack Jensen

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Kathryn Duchene Kathryn Egan Kathryn Humphrey Kathryn Maxwell Kathryn McLaughlin Kathryn Ogg Kathryn Payne Kathryn Scott Kathryn Spears Kathryn Spracklin kathy antle Kathy Clay Kathy Dean Kathy Edmunds Kathy Feys Kathy French Kathy Heisler Kathy Karn Kathy McGrath Kathy M'Closkey kathy mezei Kathy Mueggler Kathy Porter Kathy Weisner Katia Hiribarren katia scaglia Katie & Bill Dresbach Katie Curtin Katie Krelove Katie McKenna Katie Seaborn Katrina Poulsen Katy Thompson Katya Mycyk Kay Randewich Kay Robbins Kayah Ziraldo Kayla Barrie Kayla Layes Kaylee Lowe Kayleigh Gillespie Kaz Dziak

Keefe Nghe Keirsten Poepjes Keith Broks Keith Campbell KEITH hYETT Keith Johnson Keith Lewis Keith Maddock Keith Manegre Keith Mashinter Keith McDonald Keith Shackleton Keith Stein Keleegh Sinclaire Kelly Broaders Kelly Clune Kelly Fairful Kelly Goode Kelly Knott Kelly Loewen Kelly McInnes Kelly McNaughton Kelly Mieczaniec Kelly Morris Kelly Pickerill Kelly Pykerman Kelly Rivard Kelly Scott Kelly Wilson Kelvin Booth Ken Cameron Ken Deaton Ken (Kenneth) Fone Ken Cory Ken Deacon Ken Dodds Ken Drumbolis Ken Fox KEN FRIESEN Ken Fudurich Ken Guido Ken Hales

Ken Hamer Ken Hynes Ken Imrie Ken Jeannotte Ken Lampard ken macdonald Ken McLean Ken Middleton Ken Minaker Ken Morrison Ken Peters Ken Ponsford Ken Schykulski Ken Soehn Ken Spittle Ken Victor Ken Wulff Ken Young Kendra Fleck Kenji Fuse Fuse Kenneth Attaway Kenneth Baker Kenneth Chisholm Kenneth Moren Kent Watson Kentree Speirs Kerri Wall Kerry Brewer Kerry Callan Kerry Campbell Kerry Kelly Kerry Kushner Kerry Misner Kevin Quinn Kevin watts Kevin Bickes Kevin Bowman Kevin Costen Kevin Garlick Kevin Gillis Kevin McCue Kevin MCLACHLAN

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Kevin Munro Kevin Oldham Kevin Sue-Chue-Lam Kevin Tate Khalil Aloul Khati Hendry Kim Barnes Kim Brodey Kim Brown Kim Christie Kim DeLagran Kim Doleatto kim hunter Kim Lipscomb Kim Lougheed Kim MacMillan Kim Malcolm Kim McQuaite Kim Palmer Kim Redlin Kim Routledge-Blondal Kim Schubert Kim Taylor Kim Turnbull Kim Warwick Kim Zander Kimberley Breckon Kimberley Cutler Kimberley Engelmanas Kimberley Thompson Kimberly Gautreau Kimberly Lisgo Kimberly Smith Kimberly Wiley Kimi Furuta King-mong Chan Kira Bowen Kirk Dale Kirk Hudson Kirsten Pedersen Kirsten Wright Kirsten Ebsen

Kirsten Krismer Kirsten Mawle Kirsten Thomson Kirsten Vance Kitty Dunn kitty raymond Raymond Klara Witschi Klaudia Gehmacher Korry Zepik Kris Purdy krishna e bera Krista Fox Kristen Lowry Kristi Devenne Kristi McMiken Kristian Truelsen Kristin Aasen Kristin Cassie Kristin Cavoukian Kristin Shoolbraid Kristina Wilson Kristina Etwell Kristina Fedorov Kristina Glover Kristina Jackson Kristina Mayberry Kristina Stockwood Kristina VanVeen Kristine Hammel Kristy Farrell Krystyna Ross Krzysztof Szychowski Ksenia Khisamova Kurt Klingbeil Kurt Sampson Kurtis Mackay Kurtis Peters Kyle Peters Kyle Whitham KYM WARK-RAY L Calosing L Choi

L Hansen L Stanchuk L. Lardein L. Chung L. Hansen L. Jo-Ann Padgett L. Madill L.A. Paveling L.M. Hummel Laasha Randyne Lachlan Brown Lama Mugabo Lamar Grube Lana Anderson Lana maree Lana McQueen Lance Morgan lance olsen Lani Claxton Lani Stevens Lara Arabian Lark Kerr Larry Katz Larry Reed Larry Baxter Larry Brown Larry Cushnuk Larry Dureski Larry Grand Larry Lenske larry m Roy larry matheson Larry McNeely Larry Mroz Larry Sharp Larry Toman Larry Varga Larry Wickett wickett Lars Friis Lars Rostvig Lars Thomsen Lasha Wells

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laszlo viola Latham Hunter Laura Funk LAURA STEWART Laura Andrighetti Laura Beaudoin Laura Benson Laura Blanco Laura Brocklebank Laura Buhler Laura Elderton laura hamilton Laura Hicks Laura Kloppenberg Laura Kormos Laura Mathias Laura McDonald Laura Mohammed Laura Newkirk Laura Oochoo Laura Rempel Laura Renteria Diaz Laura Repo-Davis Laura Savinkoff Laura Smith Laura Tetzlaff Laura Tyler Laura Winter Laure Perriere Laure Pere Laureen Johnson Laureen Wells Laurel Young Laurel Bowman Laurel Brant Laurel Circle Laurel Doucette Laurel Imeson laurel jensen Laurel Ralston Laurel Stone Laurel Watson

Lauren Tittley Lauren DeCarlis Lauren Guilfoyle Lauren Rego Lauren Shearer Lauren Tustin LAURENCE CHERNIAK Laurene Brown laurent bouchard Laurianne Auffrey Laurie Waller Laurie Charlton Laurie Cowell Laurie Embree Laurie Hoosier Laurie Johansen Laurie Keddie Laurie MacKenzie Laurie Parkinson Laurie Rankin Laurie Read LaVerne Russell Laverne Swift Lawrence Maier Lawrence Amundrud Lawrence Donegan Lawrence Fredeen Lawrence Gale lawrence horwitz Lawrence Jones Lawrence McKenzie Lawrence Melanson Lawrence Surges Lawrence Taylor Layne Powell Lea Ortner Leah Gies leah jackosn Leah Laushway Leah Tooman Leanna Sturley Leanne Pincura O'Neil

Leanne Cooper Leanne Currie Leanne Gallon Leanne Sawatkzy Leanne Woelke Lee ann Hogle Lee Brighton Lee Grimmer Lee Masters Lee Pesochin Lee Porteous Lee Sauer Lee Seguin Leeanm King Leephether Mikovitz Leif Fossheim Leif Haensel Leigh Czombos Leigh Lund Leigh Reynolds Leila Elkington-Brasz Leila Tattersall Len Kowalik Len Campbell Len Goddard Len Shaw len stam Len Worley Lena Krten Lena Lewis Lena Lurie Lenice Jacobson Lenka Lichtenberg lennard st.laurent Lenore Nicholson Lenore Norman Leo Kerner Leo Alvarenga Leo Bycz leo kinshella Leo Pedersen Leon Bootland

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Leon Davidoff Leon Marr LÉONARD ARSENAULT Leonard DeLozier Leonard Durante LEONARD LIGHTFOOT Leonard Schein Leonard Schlichting Les Jones Les Scott Les Foster Les Kelly Les Nielsen Les Tibbo Leslea Herber Leslea Kroll Lesley Clark lesley henderson Lesley Johnston Lesley Moon lesley thomson Lesley Visser Lesley Wolford Leslie Dickie leslie kestin Leslie Anthony Leslie Camp Leslie Dafoe Leslie Donovan Leslie Fritz Leslie Henry Leslie John Lewis LESLIE PARR Leslie Rose Leslie Roxanne Stanick Leslie Withers-Gray Leslie Wright Lewis Nicholson Lex MacCrimmon Liam Connaughton Liam Johnson Lianne Payne

Libby Hancocl Libby Racansky Racansky Liddy Gomes Lidia Badinszky lidio daneluzzi Lien Hoa Hoang Liesel Briggs Ligia Ercius-DiPaola Liisa Toikka Lil Selby lili SOLEIL Garbutt Lilith Wyatt Lillian Sly lillian carey Lillian Mokievsky Lillian Perigoe Lillian Varcoe Lilly Wong Lilly Koltun Lily Derksen Lily Baker Lily May Lily Phan Lily Schwarzbaum Lin Simone Lincoln Beaubinkon Lincoln McCormick Linda Moseley Linda neilson Linda Patterson Linda Sword linda & rene sabourin Linda Ablack Linda Armstrong Linda Bechard Linda Belanger Linda Blanchfield Linda Bordage Linda Buker Linda Campbell Linda Cartland Linda Cobb

Linda Conetta Linda Constable Linda Coulthard Linda Daniel Linda Danyluk Linda Dendoff Linda Denham Linda Fontaine Linda Forsythe Linda French Linda Gardiner Linda George LINDA GLASS Linda Hayes Linda Heese Linda Hockley Linda Jackson Linda Jones Linda Kemp Linda Kohn Linda Kulkarni Linda Lehan Linda Leon Linda Light Linda Lines Linda Litwack Linda Lund Linda Massimo Linda McDowell Linda Meyers Linda Miller Linda Murphy Linda Nygaard Linda Olivier Linda Rosengarten Linda Sear Linda Smith Linda Szeto Linda Vallières Linda Wallace Linda Wentzel Linda Wilbee

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Linden Hilson Lindsay Murphy Lindsay Murphy Lindsay McMillan Lindsay O'Donnell Lindsay Unger Lindsey Caudill Linn Kingston Linnea Good LInnéa Rowlatt Lisa Bellemare Lisa Descary Lisa Fraser Lisa Gherardi Lisa Hodgetts Lisa Kelly Lisa Lloyd Lisa MacLean Lisa McCaskell Lisa Rinaldo Lisa Shorten Lisa Skubovius Lisa Sowerbutt Lisbeth Mousseau Lise Bouffard Lise Chevrette lise cloutier Lise Moisan Lise Pageau Liselotte Engler Liz Brooks Liz Haan Liz Moore Liz Murano Liz Newton Liz Pounsett Liz Walker Lizanne Fisher Lloyd Fridenburg Lloyd Jamieson Lloyd MacLean Logan Cadwallader

Logan Cirone Logan McIntosh Lois Betteridge Lois Gamble Lois Yelland Lois Yoshida Lolita Smith Long Vu Lonnie Letendre Lonnie Young Lora Stratton Loraine Hudelson Loraine Wellman Lorea Nicols Loreen Graw Loren Williams Lorena Delgado Lorene Bourgeois Lorene Ellingham Lorenz Steininger Lorenzo Harrison Lorenzo Oropallo loretta cloutier Loretta Denison Loretta Douglas Lori Boleyn lori borthwick Lori Curran Lori McCulloch Lori Morina Lori newton lori Onsorge Lori Soldanels Lori Stinson Lori Timbol Lori White Lorie Easton Lorna Nelson Lorna Rennie Lorne Ebell Lorne Massender Lorne Vaasjo

Lorne Whiteley Lorraine Disher Lorraine garratt Lorraine Hyslop Lorraine McKendry Lorraine Banville Lorraine Daoust Lorraine Fralin Lorraine Hubbs Lorraine Lowry Lorraine Morris Lorraine Nygaard Lorraine Robertson Lorraine Somers Lorraine Steven Lorraine Watson Lorraine Weidner Lorraine Willis Lorrene Soellner Lorrie Wood Lothar Greiner Lou Callan Lou Cassivi Lou cece Lou Marcoux Louis Freynet Louis Natale Louis Roberge Louis Vallee Louisa Dahmani Louise Mckenzie Louise Mesbah Louise Brisson Louise Broderick Louise Brunet Louise Cassivi Louise Doucet Louise Escallier Louise Glenfield Louise Huneck Louise Jarvis lOUISE JOHNSON

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Louise Joyal Louise Lalonde louise ludlam-taylor Louise Malenfant Louise Manelia Louise Maurakis Louise Page Louise Peltier Louise Poudrier Louise Stevenson Louise Villalta Louise Walters Louis-Philippe Potvin Luba Fraser Luc Beauparlant Luc Richard Luc tardif Luciana Dal Maso Lucie Charron lucie mayer Lucila Fleet lucille cronin Lucille Harper Lucinda Kullman Lucinda Vandervort Lucus Morgan Lucy Cameron Ludwik Meissner Luis Jacob Luke Bartolo Luke Gebre Lyba Spring Lyda Berger Lydia Baker LYDIA LaPointe Lyle Carroll lyle elder Lyn Adamson Lyn Kingman Lyn Pople Lyn Richards Lynda Henry

Lynda MacLeod lynda bradley Lynda Brisbane Lynda Coplin Lynda Erickson Lynda Grant Lynda Griffiths Lynda Hoogendoorn Lynda Karn Lynda Maloney Lynda McGregor Lynda McMurtrie Lynda Nugent Lynda Peach Lynda Pilon Lynda Whitaker Lyndell Levitt Lynette Fiddler Lynette Jeursen Lynette Segal Lynn Kennedy Lynn Brown Lynn Conall Lynn Corrigan Lynn Gates Lynn Harris Lynn Matheson Lynn McIntyre Lynn Osborne Lynn Palmer Lynn Robinson Lynn Russell Lynn Stewart lynn stordy Lynn Taylor Lynn Thomson lynn walford Lynn Walker Lynn Wilton Lynne Earls Lynne Vander Linde Lynne Anderson

Lynne Balcom Lynne Boyd Lynne Henderson Lynne Mackie Lynne Parisien Lynne Primrose Lynne Quigley Lynne Rochon Lynne Sherman Lynne Storm M Botsford M Catherine Newcomb M Chang M Hawkins M Koome M Lagasse M Ohd M. A. Lorette M. Gail Meadows M. Johnston M. Maureen Elwood M. Torres M.G. Bown-Orr M.G. Mallory M.Llyn Conder ma do ma lala Mac Fiesel Maddie Renaud Maddy Coughlin Madeleine Lemieux Madelene Friesen Madeline Bruce Madeline Cusimano Madeline Lennon Madi Mayfield Madison Cappe Mae Price Magda Olsan Magda Theriault Magda Ziegler Maggie Bellerose

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maggie cameron Maggie Little Maggie Mandzuk Maggie McCourt Maggie Wilson Maggie Wojtarowicz Maggie Yao Maggy Burns Maggy Kaplan Mahmoud Karkhairan Mairin Barclay Mal Cooper Malachi Leclerc Malcolm Clark Malcolm Dean Malcolm MacKay Malcolm Stephens Mallory Pettit Mally Dixon Malory McGovern Manfred Hoffmann Manfred Kraus Mangold Norbert Kelz Manon Tremblay Manuel HUARD manuela Ungureanu Mar Martinez de Saavedra Alvarez Mar Jefferies Mara Lenon Marc Azar Marc Baur Marc Blouin Marc Daigle Marc Erickson Marc Kaiser Marc Labreche Marc Levesque Marc Piccinato Marc Ranger Marc Ranger Marcel Duruisseau

Marcel Liberge Marcel Roberge Marcel Sabourin Marcel Schiller Marceline Royer Marcella Garneau Marcella Pedersen Marcia Almey Marcia Legg Marcia O'Connor Marcia Thibodeau Marcia Yale Marcin Mirski marco cecchetto Marco Käser Marcus Culver Marcus Harvey Marcy Gavel Marg Arnone marg bourgoin Marg Burton Marg Newell Margaret Grandison Margaret Scripp Margaret Aldous Margaret Bardos Margaret Blanchard Margaret Brownrigg Margaret Coughtrey Margaret Coutts margaret delgatty Margaret deNiverville Margaret Diakuw Margaret Dinsdale Margaret Elaine Marjerison Margaret Fry Margaret Glasford Margaret Hatton Margaret Hess Margaret Hortin Margaret Johnson Margaret Lock

Margaret Millson Margaret Munday Margaret Parr Margaret Paul Margaret Pearson Margaret Rataj margaret ruggles Margaret Sansum Margaret Sorken Margaret Stephens margaret stewart Margaret Tidswell Margaretha Ferguson Margaretha Megelink Megelink Margarita Flores Margarita Isakov Marge Halladay Margie Korrison Margie Noonan Margie Starkes Margo Bereska Margo Jamieson margo may taylor Margo Sheppard Margot Aucoin Margot Johnston Margot Page Margrit Robinson Marguerite Van Die Marguerite Farries Marguerite Kephart Mari Torizane Maria Pelova Maria Sutherland Maria Arts Maria Csukas Maria Dunn Maria Garrigan Maria Ines Arratia Maria Jose Beck Buttedahl Maria Juhasz

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Maria Katic Maria Korpijaakko Maria Millar Maria Morales Maria Morrison Maria Nicholson Maria Roberts Maria Sarai Maria Squance Maria Yiu Mariah Grau Marian Pastore Marian Hargrove Marian Mackworth Marian Noll Marian Raicea Mariane Le Beau Marianna Vanderklift Marianne Hodges Marianne Blokpoel Marianne Brender a brandis Marianne Finnie Marianne Huijsmans Marianne MacKenzie Marianne Unger Marie O'Shaughnessy Marie Banville Marie Blair Marie Dextraze Marie Gagne Marie Hay Marie Louise Kewin Marie Marion Marie Maxwell Marie May Marie McLean Marie Normand Marie Orth-Pallavicini Marie Purcell Marie Stillin Marie-Andrée Michaud Marie-Claude Charland

Mariel Schooff marielle troke Marie-Lynn Hammond Marie-Margerite Sabongui Marie-Michele Vaillancourt Mariève Lafontaine mariion balacko Marija Minic Marilyn Godfrey Marilyn & Gord Harris Marilyn Cosway Marilyn Cove Marilyn Hay Marilyn Hinton Marilyn Holmes marilyn huska Marilyn Keddy Marilyn MacDonald Marilyn Machum Marilyn Marcotte Marilyn McClelland Marilyn McGoey Marilyn McIvor Marilyn Newcombe Marilyn Robinson Marilyn Rowe Marilyn Shaw Marilyn Shore Marilyn Stevulak marilyn stratton-zimmer Marilyn Strawczynski Marilyn Swartz Marilyn Watson Marina Bunning Marina Pianosi marine temperman Mario Palasciano Mario Scattoloni Mario Valdez-Pavez Marion Goldenberg Marion A.Cameron Cameron Marion Abel

Marion Bedford Marion Bergevin Marion Bouchard Marion Brunton Marion Eals Marion Lokhorst Marion Stahr-Elaschuk Marion Willms Marion, Whiteford Marisa Brook Marisa diaz Marje Fletcher Marjolaine Bisson Marjorie Coey Marjorie daCosta Marjorie Edwards Marjorie Harrison Marjorie Herring Marjorie Nichol Marjorie Soares Marjoriw Connor Mark Belchuk Mark Belanger Mark Bigland-Pritchard Mark Brennan Mark Conlon Mark Crosby Mark Dalton Mark de Bruijn Mark Eyjolfson Mark Feldstein Mark Fraser Mark Frey mark gehr Mark Goldberg Mark Hanlon Mark Hathaway Mark Hazell Mark Ingram mark lupton Mark McLaughlin Mark Misic

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Mark Neumeyer mark nicholas Mark Nowicki Mark Porter Mark Prier Mark Rainey Mark Russell Mark Schekk Mark Sentesy Mark Shessel Mark Smyth Mark Tapper Mark Wilson Mark Worthing Marla Glassman Marla Strother Marlene Chatterson Marlene Conway Marlene Duda Marlene Gibbs Marlene Goertzen Marlene Knight Marlene LeGates Marlene Melanson Marlene Strudwick Marlow Purves Marna McLaren Marne St. Claire Marni Walsh Marnie Planidin Marnie Shepherd Marsha Kirzner Marsha Zalik Marshall Neuman Marta Fudakowska Marta Ware Marten van Kerkwijk Martha Holmes Martha Aitkin Martha Chesluk Martha Jo Willard Martha Roth

Martha Stark Martin Holmes Martin Labelle Martin Winter Martin Bonert Martin Cermak Martin Gagne MARTIN LEA Martin Maclean martin mc cormick Martin Mc Nicoll Martin Mostert Martin Oram Martin Osborne Martin Potter Martin Pratt martin wells Martin Wuori Martine Bresson MARTY BOSTIC Marty Goodier Martyn Hiley Marvie Gordon Marvin Haave Marvin Tosatto Mary Dancey Clarke Mary Hurley Mary Matthews Mary A Carroll Mary Alicej Dowhnie Mary Ann Valentine Mary Ann Costa Mary Ann Gisler Mary Ann Hogan Mary Ann Shannon Mary Ann Simmons Mary Anne Clarke Mary Anne Poutanen Mary Avice Mary Bartlett Mary Baxter Mary Benesovsky

Mary Broeders Mary Bromley Mary Buckingham mary BUIE Mary Cameron Mary Carlisle Mary Corkery Mary Deighan Deighan Mary Dixon Mary Donald Mary Ellen Branigan Mary Frith Mary Gavan Mary Hero Mary Higginson Mary Janack Mary Jane Chamberlain C Mary Jane Jessen Mary Jane Penny Mary Jones mary jordan Mary JOYCE Mary Kainer Mary Kelly Mary King Mary L Richey Mary Leslie Mary Lou Klassen Mary Louise BENEDICT Mary Lovell Mary MacDougall Mary Marcon mary mcardle Mary McDonald mary MELNYK Mary Mitropoulos Mary Monty Mary Murphy Mary Neill Mary Peters Mary Peterson Mary Poole

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Mary Raddon Mary Rance Mary Reher Mary Robinson Mary Rose Cowan Mary Rosebrugh Mary Roycroft Mary Ruddy Mary Russell Russell Mary Sherlock Mary Sinclair Mary Stewart Mary Susanne SHAW Mary Telford Mary Thomas Mary Tiessen Mary Unrau Mary Vise Mary Weller Mary Willan Mason Maryam Rezaei maryann kamphuis Maryanne Irwin MaryEllen deGrace Mary-Ellen Kish MaryJo Brown Mary-Joan Hale Mary-Kate Cowan Mary-Lynn Murphy Mary-Lynne Snedden Maryse Maynard MaryWinn Daykin Massimo Fornaciari Mathias Guenther Matt Cowlrick Matt Jamieson Matt Paese Matt Pearson Matt Taves Matthew Gindin Matthew Bulger Matthew Cabana

Matthew Cheng Matthew Chisholm Matthew Danyluk-Gascon Matthew Gallinger Matthew Haughn Matthew Jeppesen Matthew Meraw Matthew Rust Matthew Sinclair Matthew Wagstaff Matthew Webster Matthew Xhignesse Matthias Newell Kraus Maura Beattie Maureen Bailey Maureen Baker Maureen Blyth Maureen Campbell Maureen DeLavndreville Maureen Devoe Maureen Gustafson Maureen Malone Maureen McEachern Maureen McKenna Maureen O'Connor maureen ramsay Maureen Shier Maureen Sugrue Maureen Teixeira Maureen Yost Maurice Travers Maurice Arsenault Maurice Breslow Maurice Lacerte Maurice Major Maurice Poulin maurice snelgrove Mavis DeGirolamo Max Innes Max Meighen Max Morin Max Vernon

Max Wallace Maxim Voronov Maxime Lefrançois Maxine McGowan Maxine McLister May Koziel May Partridge Maya Cain Meaghan Orlinski Mechtild Opel meera boodhoo Meg Elliott Meg O'Mahony Megan Ryan Megan Boer Megan Macdonell Megan Ross Mehboob Abji Meher Toorkey mei lin yeoell MEL BURKHOLDER Mel Felker Mel Loncaric Melanie Scruton Melanie Castell Melanie DiJulio Melanie Dorscht Melanie Duhamel, Ph.D., P.Eng. Melanie Dyck Melanie Hartshorn Melanie Parker Melannie Burke melek korel Meli Fraser Melinda Vale Melissa Dolff Melissa Chaun Melissa Cox Melissa Franco Melissa Lee Melissa McCarthy

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Melissa McGlashan Melissa Milos Melodie Mui Melody Arnold Melody Brice Melody Mason Melody Monro Melody Yee Melony Catana melvin collins Melvin Zimmerman Melynda Okulitch meredith blaney meredith cherland Meredith Dickman Meredith Huber Meredith Potter Meredith Ryckman Merit Jensen Carr Merrilee White Merrill Brown Meryl Pinque Meryle A. Korn Mhairi Godley Mia Frishholz Micah Edelstein Micah Kowalchuk michael callaway Michael Arzadon Michael Bagamery Michael Ballin Michael Barkley Michael Batke Michael Bietenholz Michael Bock Michael Bordenave Michael Brandt Michael Brown Michael Capotosto Michael Carbert Michael Carman Michael Carruthers

Michael Carter Michael Chadney Michael Connolly Michael Coon Michael Corry Michael Cowtan Michael Daigle beliveau Michael Davey Michael Deley Michael Dube Michael Eckford Michael Egan Michael Erdmann Michael Evans Michael Fischer MICHAEL Fitzpatrick michael flanagan Michael Friedman Michael Goth Michael Gregory Michael Griesz Michael Harapiak Michael Heavyside Michael Hill Michael Holloway Michael Husty Michael Irwin michael j paul-martin michael jennings Michael Jessen Michael Keller michael kerr Michael Kirby Michael Kliffer Michael Kowalchuk Michael Larrass Michael Laver Michael Layland michael lewis Michael Longstaff Michael Maclean Michael McCubbing

Michael McFadden Michael McLean Michael Metcalfe Michael Monahan Michael Muirhead Michael Nault Michael Owen-Evans michael pancoe Michael Parker Michael Partridge Michael Paton michael paul michael powell Michael Price Michael Provost Michael Purves-Smith Michael Quattrocchi Michael Quinn Michael Robertson Michael Rogg Michael Runcieman Michael Sawyer Michael Schaefer Michael Schueler Michael Sidarose Michael Stahnke Michael Stepney Michael Stockdale Michael Storey Michael Strachan Michael Swain Michael Tims Michael Truscello Michael Trusser Trussler Michael Tylee Michael Volansky Michael Wall Michael Weaver michael white Michael Young Michal Smialowski Michel Chateauvert

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Michel Desrochers michel gadoury Michel Labadie Michel Leroux Michel Long Michel Mercier Michel Tanguay Michelangelo Iaffaldano Michele Bougie Michele Barnes Michele Barron Michele Braniff Michele Favarger Michele Morris Michele Remy Micheline Marion Michelle Biggins Michelle Landry Michelle Pennock Michelle Watson Michelle Bjornson Michelle Blahuta Michelle Chornell Michelle Elzby Michelle Furber michelle jennings Michelle Lalonde Michelle Laperrière Michelle Lawrie michelle moss Michelle Petrie Michelle Schultz Michelle Scott Michelle Shephard Michelle Sutton Michelle Vilcini Michelle Wells Mick Arnett Mick Bryant Mick Lautt Micky Absil Mignonne Wood

Miguel Reimer mihai grigoriu Mihai Sarbu Mikal Shook Mike Garrett Mike Griner Mike Blake Mike Burnside Mike DePaoli Mike Devillaer mike DIGBY mike fletcher Mike Fletcher Mike Floyd MIKE FOGT Mike Fox Mike Gaunt Mike Gildersleeve Mike Holmes Mike Inskip Mike Jones Mike Mariash Mike Martin Mike McNeely Mike Merkel Mike Mueller Mike Mullin Mike Nestor Mike Raymer Mike Robinson Mike Schell Mike Stok Mike Testart Mike Tomaino Mike Wolfe Mikkel Schgau milan mckay Milena Essig Miles Crombleholme Miles Ransaw minerva palacios Miranda Hanus

Miranda Kelly Miranda Williams Miriam Ulrych Miriam Zachariah Miriam Gil Miriam Rudolph miriam sanua miriam spenrath Miriam Tratt Miriam Wilson Mirjam Barrueto Misha Gellman Mitchell Braam Mitchell Shore Mitra Doherty mitra navabi M-L Perron Mo Curran Mo Moore Mohamed Mitha MOHAMMAD UMAR Mohammed Althikrallah Mohan Kumar Moira Leishman Moira Verwijk Molly Dunbar Molly Johnson Molly Scott mona nahmias Mona Sykes Mona Turner Monica Loewi Monica Gildersleeve Monica Novotny Monica Woodley Monica wyllie Monika Wagner Monika Weiss Monique Boulanger Monique Dubois Monique McDonald monique mi

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Montana Cardinal monty foley Morgan Balanaser Morgan Dambergs Morgan Nyberg Morgan VAnek Morganne Pickering Morley Dore Morton Greenglass Moya Beall Moyra Mulholland Mr. Rafe Sunshine Msrk EVELEIGH Muriel Duncan Muriel How Muriel Libby Murray Perret Murray Dickson Murray Dundas Murray Etty Murray Luft murray reeve Murray Reiss Murray Thorpe Mutt Taguy Myles Twine Myna Denov Myra Hill Myriam Abbadie Myriam Garçon Myrna Tracy Myron Syms Myst de Vana N Allen Nachiko Yokota Nacson Espinoza NADENE MORTON Nadia Krebs Nadine Claude Nadine Wilson Nagma Mathur Naila Lalji

Najma Cole Nalini Persram Namcy Searing Nancy Crozier Nancy Maddams Nancy Smith Nancy Veals Nancy Wilkinson Nancy Addison Nancy Allan Nancy ALLISON Nancy Archibald Nancy Beach Nancy Belmore Nancy Blose Nancy Boulton Nancy Chismar Nancy Crouse Nancy Cymbalisty Nancy de Blauw Nancy Delarge Nancy Denham Nancy DiNovo Nancy Dudley Nancy Frelick Nancy Gilbert Nancy Gill Nancy Goulet Nancy Hall Nancy Hartwell Nancy Henry Nancy Karnen Nancy Lane Macgregor Nancy Lee-Menard Nancy Lemon nancy macmillan Nancy Marshall Nancy McNeil Nancy McNeil Nancy Miller Miller Nancy Oakes Nancy O'Connor

Nancy Oloman Nancy Porter-Steele Nancy Price-,Munn Nancy Taub Nancy Van Horne Nancy Van Kirk Nancy Walsh Nancy Whitla Nancy Wolf Nancy Woodwell-Freedman Nanette Forman Naomi Panchyson Naomi Simpson Natalia Heilke Natalie Bieniarz Natalie Camirand Natalie Gabinet Natalie Mulaire Natalie O'Brien Natalie Topnik Natalie Van Leekwijck Natalie Walker Natalie Winteler Natania Wingrave Natasha Fremont Natasha Mauger Natasha Saravanja Natasha Tavares Nathalie Brunet Nathalie Deserre Nathan Bolton Nathan Taylor-Conboy Nathaniel Barnard Natsuko Hayashida Navarra Good Nazzareno Pisano Neal Bonnor Neal Kretchmar Neal m.Brown Neda Esmaeildarjani Neil Freson Neil Harper

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neil hopwood Neil Lizotte Neil Munroe Neil Perrett Nell Van Meter Nelly Ho Nenad Lukac Neva Shelton neysha sima Nichola Cornell Nicholas Guilbeault Nicholas Mack Nicholas McPhee Nicholas Mew Nicholas Millar Nicholas Vaughan Nicholas Yeretsian nick bouwen Nick Lenoire Nick Murphy Nick Taylor Nick Tyzio Nickitta Ruptash Nicky Hodgson Nicola Blakey Nicola Holmes Nicola Morry Nicolas Cabrol Nicolas Caballero Mühlbach Nicolas Olesik Nicole Nigro Nicole Welsh Nicole Arsenault Nicole Boon Nicole Connell Nicole Côté Nicole Edwards Nicole Hostinsky Nicole McGrath Nicole McRae Nicole Molinari Nicole Reid

Nicole Stanson nicole Walshaw Nicole Wells Nicolo Scifo Niel Lambert Nielle Hawkwood nigel thomas Niki Muller Nikki Hamm Nile Seguin Nima Basharat Nina Halliday-Thompson Nina & Francois Freyvogel nina chepurniy Nina McMillan Niniek Hadisantoso Nistal Prem de Boer nita Tashoots Noah Rousseau Noel Macartney Noelle Walsh Nomi Lyonns Nora Etches Nora Fernandez Nora Fueten nora grove Nora Reid Norah Menzies Norbert Kartner Norbert Maertens Noreen Hartley Noreen O'Rinn Norm Breault Norm Cameron Norm Fassbender Norm Slater norma chyka Norma Dreossi Norma Elliott Norma Moore norma White norman clayton

Norman Gagatek Norman Gillies norman huber Norman MacKenzie Norman Mogensem Norman Molhant Norman Perrin Normand Riopelle normand bureau Normand Grégoire noushin noghabai Nutan Joy Nyk Danu Octaevius Altair Olaf Mueller ole jensen Oleg Fidler Olga Kempo Olivia Dernuet Olivier Desharnais-Roy Olivier Drolet Olwyn Irving Omer Chaudhary Ona Head Onni Milne Oosha Ramsoondar Orion Bruckman Orvel MacDonald Orysia Dawydiak Osa Thatcher Oscar Chavarria Osman Azad Ovidiu Draghici Owen Ford Owen Gaskell Owen Gray Owen Quann P Carey P Friesen P Vinish P. Caraher Pablo Bobe

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Paige Horton Palmyre Auger Pam Bryan Pam Jarvis Pam MacDonald Pam Oger Pam Vollrath Pamela Beech Pamela Doupe Pamela Forward Pamela Ball Pamela Canty Pamela Cole Pamela Haaf Pamela Hansen Pamela Hodgson Pamela jenkind Pamela Kemp Pamela Lee Pamela Mac Neil Pamela Macdonald Pamela Plumb Pamela Selkirk Pamela Shaw Pamela Speight Pamela Wagner Pamela Woodland Paolo Maccario Paolo Zambon Paris Simons Parma Yarkin Particia Hawkes Parvati Devi Parween Irani Pascal Guitard-Péloquin Pascale Desrosier-Hickey Pascaline Phillips Pashta MaryMoon Pat Gaviller Pat Beaucamp Pat Bessler Pat Brooks

Pat Cohrs Pat Crook Pat Dwyer Pat Hidson Pat Kirchner Pat Mayberry Pat McMahon Pat Mearns pat morin Pat O'Riley Pat Pepperman Pat Ridgway Pat Rogoski pat steel moyer Patrice Dupont Patricia Andrew Patricia Garley Patricia Stock Patricia Willis Patricia Adams Patricia Baron Patricia Bourne Patricia Bowers Patricia Brennan-Alpert Patricia Cluche Patricia Coutts Patricia Cross Patricia Duke Patricia Dumais Patricia Elliott Patricia Erhardt Patricia Erickson Patricia Fairfield Patricia Hamilton Hamilton Patricia Harvie Patricia Kathleen McGuire Patricia Kaye Patricia Langley Patricia Legris Patricia Leibik Leibik Patricia M Day Patricia MacDonald

Patricia Martin Patricia McClung Patricia McMullen Patricia Molchan Patricia Mount Patricia Murtha Patricia Nazzaro patricia oliver Patricia Pasten Patricia Pinch Patricia Randall Patricia Reilly Patricia Robertson Patricia Rogerson Patricia Sieber Patricia Sinclair Patricia Sinnott Patricia Sky, B.Sc. Patricia Thomas patricia townsend Patricia Tutty Patricia Veeneman Patricia Walker Bishop Patricia White Patricia wilson Patricia Winston Patricia Wolfe Patricia Zulinov Patrick Crosby Patrick Darvasi Patrick DeRochie Patrick Emond Patrick Iannone Patrick Kennedy patrick keoughan Patrick LaFreniere Patrick Lundeen Patrick Mahaffey Patrick Miller Patrick Nabuurs patrick o'kelly Patrick Quinn-Young

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Patrick Richardson Patrick Saunders Patrick Speissegger Patrick Sykes Patrik Haltia Patryk Chalcarz Patsy Wright Patti Ahl Patti Bauer Patti Fitzmaurice Patti Wilcox Paul Morgan Paul von Baich Paul Ambeau Paul and Janet Sosiak Paul Anderson Paul Atton Paul Berger Paul Bergsagel Paul Berkenbosch Paul Blakey Paul Blaney paul blke Paul Bosch Paul Boulos Paul Burke Paul Carr Paul Charbonneau Paul Christensen Paul Coletta Paul Conway paul craig Paul Cuzzolino Paul Densmore Paul Desaulniers Paul Dixon Paul Driscoll Paul Dwyer Paul Esslinger Paul Fair Paul Fenn Paul Gardner

Paul Glover Paul Gould Paul Harris Paul Jackson Paul Kelly paul lavallee Paul Lee Paul Lenarczyk Paul Leschied Paul Maas Paul Mackenzie paul markle Paul Merriam Paul Michniewicz Paul Morneault Paul Moskwa Paul N. Lessard Midwestern Ontario, Canada Paul Newby Paul Nichols Paul Nijjar Paul Paton Paul Rainsberry Paul Reaume Paul Rudge Paul Russo Paul Scriver Paul Stewart Paul Strom Paul Strome Paul Tristram Paul van Goozen Paul Wagler Paul Young Paul Zemokhol Paula Beneke Paula Bourque Paula Diakiw Paula Dimeck Paula Field Paula Ford Paula Gordon

PAULA GREISSEL Paula Linton Paula Neville Paula Shaw Paula Stein Paula Walsh Paula Wilson Paul-André Hamel Pauline Thornham Pauline Le Bel Pauline Robert Pauline Sigurgeirson Pearl Caulton Peggi Rieger Peggy Olive Peggy Woolsey Woolsey Penelope Deering Penn Lewis Penny Christian Penny Coates Penny Joy Penny Kavanaugh Penny Kollar Penny Lewis Penny Oyama penny vair Per-Henrik Norman Petar Mitic Pete Frey Pete Herlihy Pete Kirby Pete MacEwen Peter Lamb Peter Maly Peter S. Hatfield Peter Sutherland Peter Whitaker Peter and Nancy Scott Peter Archibald Peter Atkinson peter bartl Peter Brown

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The following unique comments, based on the above form letter, were also received:

From:To: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 19, 2017 9:23:11 AM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

Please be responsible to the health of the land the people and the planet. It is very selfish for thisindustry to continue on this destructive path. Time is now, for a change in the direction of fossil fuelindustry. i know every prospector is waiting to make their millions... but...on the backs of actual LIVES?!?!

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

adele reeves

adele reeves

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From:To: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 6:33:36 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

No! No! No!

This is a bad project on so many levels, it needs to be stopped before the damage is done.

We know the oil/mining companies don't like to clean up their messes. How many times havegovernments been left with this job and allowed the companies to walk away with their profits?

So, I repeat: "No, No, No".

Sincerely,

Al Mullin

Al Mullin

Al Mullin

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From:To: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 7:01:00 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

This is a disgrace.How can you ever hope to have relations with First Nations. Way of life, language andthe environment are key to future development for all. Wake up !!

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Alan Creighton-Kelly

Alan Creighton-Kelly

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From: Alan HeikkilaTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 19, 2017 2:31:21 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources. Not only are oil sands operations a major contributor to Canada's carbon footprint andcounter to our Paris Accord pledge, but they run the risk of becoming stranded assets as climate changetakes hold in the Arctic. With US shale oil available, the price of oil barely makes Alberta oil worth theeffort and that's during a coordinated effort by OPEC and Russia to reduce production. $100/barrel oil isunlikely in any scenario.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Alan Heikkila

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From: Alan HerronTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: PLEASE! Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 4:05:20 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

This is insane! In the interests of indefinite term welfare of people and other species we have to moveAWAY from using fossil fuels, not toward more use of them. We cannot sustain geometric populationgrowth, geometric economic growth (Malthusian growth), or the degradation of the quality of water andair and habitat. We must switch to energy sources that don't inherently entail this degradation, andstabilize the need and demand for energy.

Please, don't make the problems any worse!

Sincerely,

Alan Herron

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From: Alan JamesTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 6:09:21 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The science is clear: The earth cannot sustain more CO2. No new tarsands projects, please.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Alan James

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From: Alan MonkTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 7:04:36 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

I don't know what the ramifications of such a mine are but I am disturbed to find out that the processhas not been clearly brought to the attention of those people in the public that might oppose it.

Our democracy needs to be authentic. We need to give plenty of space for pubic discussion andopposing views. I am deeply concerned that there is a process by which a company can largely avoidexposing its proposals to scrutiny beyond government agencies. (In which many of us have lost mostof our trust)

Please delay your decision to allow opposition to organize against this proposal to the same degree thatthe proponents are... and please change this process so we can build a more democratic system. Myfamily and many others paid dearly to support democracy and we expect all parties to fully operatewithin the boundaries in which it will flourish ..

Sincerely,

Alan Monk

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From: Albert & Marjorie StewartTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 8:37:27 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

We're writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. we urge you to reject this project.

This kind of mindless destruction has got to stop.

Sincerely,

Albert & Marjorie Stewart

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From: Alex LautensachTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 2:30:31 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project. This blemishon Canada's worldwide reputation needs to go!

Sincerely,

Alex Lautensach

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From: Alexander MaidanTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 19, 2017 10:33:19 AM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

Shame. Just shame.

The idea that short term gain, which costs us one province, the most beautiful one in the worldperhaps, would even be on the table!

What grandiose hypocrisy. To complain about Trump exiting the Paris Accord and then evenentertaining doing this! Shame.

Harper spent most of his career trying to inflict the tarsands on the planet. That Trudeau is now doingso is a breach of the social contract.

Come to your senses before it is too late.

Sincerely,

Alexander Maidan

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From: Alexandra HHarknessTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 5:18:15 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Alexandra HHarkness

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From: Alexandre PlourdeTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Stop developing oil sands (won"t somebody think of the children!?)Date: July 18, 2017 5:14:30 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

The pile of evidence showing anthropogenic climate change is real keeps getting bigger, as is ourunderstanding of the problems it will cause for humans (and of course whole ecosystems). Please doyour part---make the responsible decision to stop further development of the oil sands.

Sincerely,

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From: Alfred Rider RIDERTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 20, 2017 12:28:29 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this DISGUSTING project.

Sincerely,

Alfred Rider RIDER

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From: Alison MooreTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project Its DISGUSTING!Date: July 19, 2017 11:51:18 AM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express my more than serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project,proposed by Teck Resources. Open mining is disgusting what it does to our earth.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Alison Moore

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From: Alix ReynoldsTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 9:02:35 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

While I did not compose the message below, I agree with it 100%. Enough is enough already! We arein need of leaders who will take us forwards, not strand us in the dark ages. We need leaders willing tostand up for nature and the health and well being of all people, therefore:

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Alix Reynolds

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From: allan lillemoTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 19, 2017 1:30:14 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Are we not to be focusing more on greener technologies? Yes, we still need oil and likely always will,but protection of the environment is crutial

Sincerely,

Al Lillemo

allan lillemo

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From: Alon WeinbergTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 8:40:43 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

We cannot continue to allow oil sands expansion & meet our Paris commitments on climate. This projectis an assault on Canada's water, on indigenous rights and is bad economics, further entrenching theAlberta & Canadian economies in a single non-renewable, boom/bust energy sector.

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Alon Weinberg

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From: Amy DillonTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 10:22:15 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. The mine isproposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Amy Dillon

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From: Amy LeBaronTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 20, 2017 2:28:17 AM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

I am opposed to uch projects in general. I am a regular citizen who wants a world to be proud of, Iwant leaders who respect the Indigineous rights that the UN has put forth. We need a new paradigm forthe healthy survival of our species. Aren't you a human too?

Sincerely,

Amy LeBaron

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From: Andrea GutscheTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Enough! No to Frontier Oil Sands Mine"s ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 9:36:21 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I am voicing my no--this is critical habitat. We need to start thinking seven generations ahead. Albertadoesn't need another oil sand not to mention let's respect the Treaty rights of our First Nations.

Sincerely,

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From: Andrew McCannTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Join the 21st Century re: the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 19, 2017 9:47:13 AM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

Ecological values, from habitiats to climate, are taking precedent over dirty industrial projects in thehearts and minds of the 21st century Canadian and global public. With each passing month a generationof young people who understand that their very future is at stake and that formerly externalizedenvironmental costs must be internalize NOW is getting a little bit older and wiser. Let's help them growup in a sustainable human society that rejects our current short-termist extractivism.

Please do your part to stop this non-sense project, and change the trajectory of the Canadian economy.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Andrew McCann

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From: Andrew MurphyTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 2:35:16 PM

Enough already with the environmentally and socially destructive tarsands. Just stop. Please.

From: Andrew PaulTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 19, 2017 10:26:10 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

As an Albertan, I am tired of seeing Indigenous peoples' rights and well-being, as well as environmentalvalues, sacrificed so that huge corporations can continue to make millions in profits by ripping up theboreal forest.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural values. In fact, the mine isproposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject.

It is time that Canada made serious commitments to Indigenous reconciliation, rather than saying nicewords while continuing to violate Indigenous peoples' rights. Therefore, I urge the panel to respect thevoices of the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation, whose territory, withits spiritual, cultural, and ecological values, the Frontier mine would irreversibly destroy.

This project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. The Frontier project isincompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermine Canada’s ability toachieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accord commitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Andrew Paul

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From: Andrew PetersTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 11:02:15 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

https://www.desmog.ca/2017/06/28/no-sure-plans-funding-51-billion-cleanup-and-rehabilitation-oilsands-tailings-ponds?utm_source=DeSmog+Canada+Main+List+-+USE+THIS+ONE&utm_campaign=88b721391f-DeSmog_Canada_June_29_2017&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_f6a05fddb8-88b721391f-103224755

https://thetyee.ca/News/2017/06/28/Energy-Industry-Legacy/

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Andrew Peters

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From: Ann and Ray FrostTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 5:25:24 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

We are writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and we urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. We urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Ann Frost and Ray Frost

Ann and Ray Frost

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From: Ann EastmanTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 6:00:00 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project proposed by TeckResources. Essentially why on earth would this project be approved considering:

1. The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds andundermine the treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. Infact, the mine is proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limitsto industrial development. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nationoppose the project, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

2. The project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. The Frontier projectis incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermine Canada’s abilityto achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accord commitments.

3. The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rightsand unleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions.

I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Ann Eastman

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From: Anne Learn SharpeTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 8:58:20 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. Canada cannot claim to support carbonreduction and approve expansion of the tar sands. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Anne Learn Sharpe

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From: Anne SkennertonTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 19, 2017 5:54:14 AM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources. Please note that I am a Canadian citizen, lived & have family throughout Canada.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project and work forgenuinely sustainable environmental projects. We are custodians only of this planet.

Sincerely,

Anne Skennerton

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From: Anneliese SchultzTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 5:00:23 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express huge and serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposedby Teck Resources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Anneliese Schultz

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From: Annie CassellsTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 5:28:27 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off

limits to industrial development. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree FirstNation oppose the project, and I urge

the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of

greenhouse gas emissions. The Frontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sandsemissions, and would undermine

Canada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to

meet our Paris Climate Accord commitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Ann Annie

From: Anthony FrancisTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 19, 2017 2:55:16 AM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

It was reported in the Vancouver Sun on 16 July, 2016, that a sitting member of China’s NationalPeople’s Congress has been appointed to Teck Resources’ board of directors. Does the CanadianGovernment consider it right that a foreign government should have greater influence than ordinaryCanadian citizens whose life not only revolves around traditional activities in the region now known asthe Canadian tar-sands but whose ancient ancestral heritage still belongs there. Does the Canadiangovernment not give priority to the health and well-being of its own citizens? Shouldn't the Canadiangovernment insist that a nlocal native resident also be appointed to the Teck Resources board ofdirectors?

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions, which hasalready increased from from 275ppm to the dangerous level of 400ppm since beginning of the industrialrevolution and is now causing serious disruption in the lives of citizens all across and around thecoastline of Canada. The Frontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 megatonne cap on oil sandsgreenhouse gas emissions and would undermine Canada’s ability to achieve the emissions reductiontargets required to meet our Paris Climate Accord commitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Anthony Francis

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From: Anthony LunkenTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 11:14:28 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Projects like these make signing on to the Paris Agreement look llike a joke. Time to forget about theold ways of burning polluting fuels and catch up with the rest of the world's change to renewableenergy.

Sincerely,

Anthony Lunken

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From: April MckenzieTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 9:36:30 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express my strong opposition towards the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed byTeck Resources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition, along with the rest of us citizens opposing theproject.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would further threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenousrights and unleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

It is not at all in line with the Mission 2020 goals, as outlined by scientists. Our children will not be ableto survive the world being created as a consequence of projects like this one.

It is unacceptable to allow such irresponsible developments as the science shows that such will result inhuman fatalities, and therefore can be ruled as an act of intentional genocide. Allowing this project tomove forward is a violation of human rights against every citizen of Canada and the world.

Sincerely,

April Mckenzie

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From: April StainsbyTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 8:32:23 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions at a time when it is critical to be reducingemissions. Expanding fossil fuel infrastructure is backwards thinking and threatens the future for all ofus. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

April Stainsby

April Stainsby

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From: Ariella OrbachTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 19, 2017 7:12:40 AM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

We only have one planet! With so many renewal energy options becoming increasingly viable, is thistruly necessary?

Ariella Orbach

Ariella Orbach

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From: Arlene RycroftTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 7:36:13 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

If you've been doing your homework, you will realize that the oil industry is going the way of the dodobird - it's done. No one wants it, we don't need it and big oil doesn't want to invest in it. Wall StreetJournal, RBN Energy - Suncor. Get on the right side of the issue.

Sincerely,

Mrs. A. S. Rycroft

Arlene Rycroft

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From: Art Jackson JacksonTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 2:40:19 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

Kinder Morgan can not deliver the oil as it has been shut down in BC so STOP the insanity Of fossilfoolishness and support the renewable CHOICES. 2. where are the billons needed to clean up the toxicmess left as these big companies will walk away as soon as they stop making their billons in profits????...3. WE as Albertans are stuck with the bill AND THE TOXIC LEGACY FOR GENERATIONS OF LIFEFORMS.

The NDP were elected to clean up the Province and plan for a sustainable future. .NOT the same oldenvironmental and social destruction we saw under the Conservatives. PLEASE act now with someforward THINKING!

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Art Jackson

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From: Audrey BrooksTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 19, 2017 5:14:10 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources. Why is this huge environmentally dangerous project being passed by the government, withdetails being hidden from the public? An attempt to slide this by the Canadian public and getconstruction started so there can be no stoppage of the mine is obvious to all. With oil at an all timelow, and not likely to increase, it is completely incomprehensible that this project would be allowed toproceed. There is a glut on the market. Saudi Arabia and the other oil rich countries are not going tocut their market shares by decreasing production, even though they may pay lip service to the US,Canada and other nations whose economies are largely based on selling oil. It is counter intuitive to failto see the big picture here.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition. So much fore reconciliation eh? Here we goagain, using a colonial approach: destroy the First Nations by taking their land, and driving them intoconcentration camps called reserves, where there are limited resources for them to make a living. As aCanadian, I am so ashamed.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project. In fact, Idemand that you reject this project. It is demeaning to both the government and Canadians to knowthat we are being sold down the river once again. Have you looked at the devastation that is left, theleakage from those tailing ponds, all in the name of greed? When there is no livable area left fromfracking and tar sands, and the forests burn as they are right now in B.C., and we are in trouble, it maybe too late to fix things. In the end, when all is gone, we can't eat money. Think about that. The timeto be nice is over, we need action to make change happen, I hope you will take that action and look fora more sustainable resource to mine, so we have clean air, land and futures.

Sincerely,

Audrey Brooks

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From: B. LewandowskiTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 19, 2017 10:31:18 AM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Let's not forget that fossil fuel dependency is limited and limiting. Get moreenergy/$/development/access directed to alternatives: wind, solar, wave, tide etc

Sincerely,

B. Lewandowski

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From: barb stecTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Stop the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 9:23:43 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express shock and dismay about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources. Indeed, I am outraged that in this day and age, after all we have learned about climatechange that such destruction of the environment would be considered in a civilized society like Canada.

It is common knowledge that the mine would further endanger caribou and bison herds, undermine thetreaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them, disrespect the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nationwho have declared this area off limits to industrial development and ignore the voice of the AthabascaChipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation

who oppose the project.

If all this is not enough, the project should be shut down because it: increases our greenhouse gasemissions and is thus incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and underminesour ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments. By pandering to Tech Frontier, you insult and betray Canadians and our partners aroundthe world. It simply is not worth it!!

Sincerely,

barb stec

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From: Barbara BradburyTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 19, 2017 12:34:33 AM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.Your government said it was time forreconciliation with the native people. I also know that you have been meeting with some of the nativeleaders, surely you can respect the different indigenous groups to not destroy their habitat for thegrowth of a doomed industry.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Barbara Bradbury

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From: Barbara CorryTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 20, 2017 12:53:13 AM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The biggest objection I have is regarding the Indigenous people of this region, and their right to havetheir objections to the proposed project heard in a fair and reasonable way, something which has nothappened up until now for this project (or for most other mining projects in Canada in the past, as well.

In this time of increased global awareness, of Reconciliation and Forgiveness between most indigenouspeoples and the settlers who took over their lands (worldwide), the United Nations has recently spokenout very strongly in their support.

I feel, personally, that its about time that we ALL actually listened to the UN and to the localIndigenous people whose lands will be affected, and did the right thing, which is to do more than paylip service to the concept of Indigenous rights.

Indigenous rights are REAL RIGHTS and deserve a fir hearing, which has NOT happened to date for thisproject.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, on an environmental level, the project would produce an unacceptable level ofgreenhouse gas emissions. The Frontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sandsemissions, and would undermine Canada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required tomeet our Paris Climate Accord commitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Barbara Corry

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From: Barbara SchlaferTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 7:07:33 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

It is time to stop the insanity, time to stop new tar sands development and the destruction of the borealforest. Fossil fuels are killing life on earth.

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Barbara

From: Barbara TaylorTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 6:19:30 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

Hasn't there been enough damage done already in northern Alberta?

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Barbara Taylor

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From: Barry FairesTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 2:41:35 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

This is a no-brainer! It is even unnecessary to review this ridiculous and deadly mine! Kinder Morganwill not be happening, so the mine serves no purpose but to destroy more Boreal Forest, furthercontaminate First Nations and murder Caribou and Bison and other species.

Sincerely,

Barry Faires

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From: Bart Hawkins KrepsTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 9:27:44 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

Approving new oil sands infrastructure projects is directly incompatible with Canada's official goals asstated in the Paris Agreement. That is just one of several serious concerns I have about the Frontier OilSands Mine Project, proposed by Teck Resources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Bart Hawkins Kreps

Bowmanville, ON

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From: Ben DolfTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 19, 2017 1:39:19 AM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

A project of this nature at this point deserves a much more public examination. Failing that, I reallydon't see how it could be justified.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Ben Dolf

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From: bernard BrochuTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: No future for the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 9:49:13 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

Two or more First Nations are against the project. Natural habitat would be disrupted. More carbon willbe released into atmosphere. If you you want to retain the trust of the electorate on the nationalenvironmental file, you need to turn this project down.

bernard Brochu

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From: Bernd BaldusTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 10:01:24 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m astonished that at a time of falling oil prices and a world-wide turn towards renewable energy thishuge project with its attendant subsidies by the Canadian government is receiving serious consideration.The cost of these subsidies, as well as the cost to the environment of the Frontier Oil Sands MineProject, proposed by Teck Resources, will outweigh any benefit the project could generate.

I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Bernd Baldus

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From: Bernie FarleyTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 6:22:16 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

I think it is time we stop theses huge pit mines and there toxic lakes as an option, for are energy needs.

Sincerely,

Bernie Farley

Bernie Farley

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From: Beryl ForgayTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 19, 2017 1:49:12 PM

Dear Joint Review.

To most of us who have grown old in this land of Canada, it is more than an area to be exploited forthe purpose of making money. The land is to be shared with all lives, human and animal. The earliestnations who lived here knew that and even those who folloed to farm the land, appreciated it for itsdiversity. Please don't spoil the areas which other life can use.

Beryl Forgay

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Beryl

From: Betty CadreTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 5:09:35 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

It is time to stop Tar Sands Development!

Sincerely,

Betty Cadre

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From: Beverly PetowTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 5:46:26 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Not to mention the destruction of water tables and the quality of water making it uninhabitable fordecades.

Sincerely,

Beverly Petow

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From: bob campbellTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 4:09:14 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project. We needclean energy and we need it now!

Sincerely,

bob campbell

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From: Bob MorganTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 8:56:32 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I don't understand how anyone could justify this new application for a tar sands mine. We havecommitted to lowering our emissions according to the Paris Agreement. How can a new mine doanything but increase our emissions. Are we not suppose to be directing our energies towardsalternative energy and energy conservation in order to lower our emissions. Please explain therationale.

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Bob Morgan

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From: Bob RussellTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 19, 2017 12:36:19 AM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about a most urgent matter: the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project,proposed by Teck Resources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Bob Russell

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From: Bob StuartTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 3:30:25 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

You need to save this company from itself, let alone the planet from it. Oil is a bad investment,encouraged by obsolete tax law.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Bob Stuart

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From: Bonnie DenhaanTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 5:40:37 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project. Given thelow prices for oil at this time, with little sign of any real upswing, such additional production in tarsandsheavy oil is NOT financially viable, aside from the known and ongoing negative side effects as listedabove. Many large players have withdrawn from the tarsands - why is Teck so interested in thisregion? Has there been a thorough, public environmental assessment of their proposed project? Itwould seem not. I depend on my Government to act in the interests of ALL Canadians to ensure safetyfor our endangered species, preservation of our invaluable Boreal region, and support for the UnitedNations Site of Wood Buffalo Park and of the vital Athabasca Delta area, for future generations. Thereare alternatives to oil - none once such natural resources are destroyed.

Reject this project!

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Sincerely,

Bonnie Denhaan

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From: Bonnie Mae NewsmallTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 4:04:16 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

Enough tar sands already! We need to get real about greenhouse gas emissions. Are you not worriedabout your childrens' future?

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Bonnie Mae Newsmall

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From: Brad SledzTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 19, 2017 5:50:13 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The timing of such a mine at a time when the current operators in the area are clearly displaying ahesitance if not outright refusal to oblige to the cleaning up of the tailings ponds that currently cover220sqkm is disgraceful.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Brad Sledz

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From: Brandon SavageTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 5:35:22 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

In addition to the prepared comments below from LeadNow.ca, I would like to specifically comment onthe insanity of pushing for more fossil fuel as a general concept. Canada can, and should, be a leaderin renewable, green energy. We have the resources to power our country AND leave an environmentallegacy for future generations. More fossil fuel development is simply backwards thinking in this day andage.

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Brandon Savage

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From: Brenda LinnTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 5:41:29 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

There are many reasons to reject this project. But surely, as BC burns, the main reason for rejectingthe project is obvious. We MUST break our dependence on fossil fuels, immediately.

It is true that the proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herdsand undermine the treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices.In fact, the mine is proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared offlimits to industrial development. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree FirstNation oppose the project, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

However, if the panel does not actually care about any of this, then its members needs to reject thisproject out of simple self-interest and a desire to preserve the planet in a habitable state. There is nodoubt that this project, if approved, would produce levels of greenhouse gas emissions incompatiblewith Alberta’s 100 MT cap, and would undermine Canada’s ability to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

If the threat to endangered species, and the violation of Indigenous rights and of internationalcommitments do not particularly concern the members of the panel, then at least let them consider thethreat to their own well-being that would certainly result from the approval of this project. I urge you toresist taking refuge in bogus science generated by those who have a financial interest in oil extraction. I urge you not to be swayed by those who are in denial about the consequences of further oil extractionbecause they are psychologically unable to face painful realities. In a word, I urge you reject thisdestructive and irresponsible project.

Sincerely,

Dr. Brenda Linn

Westmount, QC,

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From: Brenda MacLauchlanTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 19, 2017 9:08:16 AM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources. Teck Resources claims to be 'Committed to sustainability and responsible resourcedevelopment" but this mine will:

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Brenda MacLauchlan

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From: Brenden MacDonaldTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 8:55:16 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

There is time to stop promoting deadly projects for minor short term gains with long term disarray. Idon't want rich people's exaggerated proportion of wealth to increase. Oh no, it's the end the world?

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Brenden MacDonald

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From: Brent CiscoTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 11:52:16 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition. It's way past the time when we should stopabusing First Nations Peoples and Mother Nature!

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Brent Cisco

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From: Brent MetzkerTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Approve the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 19, 2017 7:23:16 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express my support for the mine. Keep up the good work.

Sincerely,

Brent Metzker

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From: Brian CarterTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 21, 2017 7:07:13 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

Let me ask you this: have you noticed the rampant wildfires in the news lately? And perhaps taken amoment to consider the factors producing these ever-worsening wildfire seasons, and the direct anddisproportionate effect of tar sands extraction in exacerbating these factors? And perhaps taken amoment to reflect on the fact that we have already placed this planet in crisis, and that decisions madenow about fossil fuel extraction will have devastating and irreversible consequences? I'm sure that we,as a country, can handle 'economic slowdowns', but this planet CAN NOT AFFORD any continuation ofbackwards, pro-fossil-fuel policy decisions.

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I STRONGLY urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Brian Carter

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From: Brian HaywardTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 19, 2017 2:40:17 AM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

I have been studying the economics of the Alberta Oil Sands projects, and the Kinder Morgan TransMountain pipeline expansion proposal for some considerable time now.

Without going into thesis length explanations and statistics, my response to this proposal is utterastonishment! With the Permian Basin oil field coming on stream in Texas, shipping light crude out ofCorpus Christi, and to east Asia through a newly expanded Panama Canal able to accommodate fullyloaded Aframax tankers, which the Westridge port in Burnaby cannot, where is the market for this veryheavy, very degraded crude?

When, 6 weeks ago, a fully laden Suezmax tanker (a size unable to access the Westridge terminal!),pulled out of Valdez, Alaska, stuffed to the gills with North Slope crude (a heavy oil, but not as heavy asthe Athabasca crude, nor with the sulphur content!!!), headed for Sth. Korea, only HALF of its cargo wassold - the rest carried to be sold eventually 'on spec'!!!

In short, there IS NOT, and for decades to come (if ever), WILL NOT be a secure and lucrative demandfor this northern Alberta crude. Not only is this proposal economic lunacy, and apart from all theenvironmental, etc. arguments, this project will require taxpayer handouts in one form and/or the other,forever!

I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely, Brian Hayward,

Brian Hayward

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From: Bruce BrandhorstTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: I oppose Teck Resources Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 10:13:24 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

As a biologist I am concerned about the impact of the massive open pit Frontier Oil Sands Mine Projectwill have on endangered caribou and bison herds, as well as other animals that depend on that borealforest.

As a scientist and informed citizen I am deeply concerned about the impacts of expanded tar sandsdevelopment on climate change, which represents an existential threat to humankind, the environment,and the economy. This particular project is especially filthy and presents no new approaches tomitigating its carbon emissions. Canada can no longer engage in its hypocritical role of promoting theParis Accord and at the same time approve projects like this that would make it impossible to meet itsmodest commitments to reducing carbon emissions. It is time to stop expanding fossil fuel extractionuntil and unless technologies have been found that eliminate their excessive carbon pollution.

Thus, I am firmly apposed to the proposed project.

Sincerely,

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From: Bruce CarterTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Teck Frontier MineDate: July 18, 2017 5:20:30 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Tar Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources ... and trying to be at least respectful ... but difficult with the colonial mindset demonstratedby the naming of the "project"

Of course "big money" doesn't need permission to co-opt whatever they want ... but does that make itright?

Many Canadians were hopeful the "Harper Era" had passed ... apparently not!

What kind of world do you want to live in?

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions ... HELLO!

Please try to be part of the solution we all know we all need ... and it is not more "corputopia"

Live & love,

Bruce, Leslie, Jesse, Lindsay, Jackson, Jason, Shannon

From: Bruce HlodnickiTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 7:32:15 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I am angry over the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by Teck Resources and the sneaky waythey have tried to avoid scrutiny.

The proposed mine would disrupt damage habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and violatethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineas proposed for an area the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment! Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject.

I insist the panel respect their opposition.

Furthermore, this project would produce dangerous additional greenhouse gas emissions. The Frontierproject is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Bruce Hlodnicki

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From: Bryan Gates, R.P.Bio. RetTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 7:19:28 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

Given the great uncertainty of the Kinder Morgan pipeline twinning project (British Columbians will fighthard to stop it), approval of the Frontier tar sands mine at this time would be a grievous error. Is therea current and future need for the oil? Where is that need? How can it be transported out of Canadawith little social, financial and environmental impact?

More important, are the risks to the natural ecosystems --- wildlife, forests, fish, water quality--- and tothe future of First Nations too great?

Hold off on this one.

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The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Bryan Gates, R.P.Bio Ret

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From: Bryan RusnellTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 5:45:12 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Besides, we will not need this product by the time it comes online and it probably will not pay for itself.

Sincerely,

Bryan Rusnell

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From: Byron BonaTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 7:40:29 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

If this is truly an unbiased "review process," the government(s) would be steering away from thisenvironmental onslaught, indeed trying to save the future for OUR kids.

Sincerely,

Byron Bona

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From: C RathwellTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 8:49:13 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources. Do the right thing and stop this project.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

C Rathwell

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From: Cameron McFarlaneTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 8:40:49 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the hFrontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Cameron and Faye McFarlane

Cameron

From: Cameron AirlieTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 19, 2017 1:52:22 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. The Frontier project isincompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermine Canada’s ability toachieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accord commitments. The tarsands are a national disgrace for a country that prides itself on prudent stewardship of natural resourcesand international environmental leadership. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Cameron Airlie

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From: Candace CarnieTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 3:44:21 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

There seem to be no environmental requirements needed for this project to proceed.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Candace Carnie

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From: Carl HuntTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 19, 2017 12:07:24 AM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

Oil sands have been exploited at an irrational pace of development while reclamation of land & waterhave lagged 40 years behind.

Why not allow new developments like Tech to proceed when an equivalent area of old mines andsettling ponds have been reclaimed to original productivity?

The damage to climate, soil and water has been well documented and petroleum companies continue toproclaim their commitment to environmental reclamation.

After 40 years, why not make future development contingent upon demonstrated successfulreclamation?

Carl Hunt

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From: Carol BrownTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 11:47:12 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

The Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project can not be a serious possibility of ever being passed by thegovernment. The tar sands emissions and the emissions from environmentally permitted LNG terminalsin BC, already make it impossible for the Canadian government to reach promised goals at the Parissummit.

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Carol Brown

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From: Carol HarwoodTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 20, 2017 1:33:14 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Have you flown over this area of Canada? It is a very disturbing sight, and I do not want thedestruction of the tar sands to be extended

Sincerely,

Carol Harwood

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From: Carol KingTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 9:33:21 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

It is outrageous that First Nation rights are being trampled again without public consultation or debate.

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Carol King

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From: Carolee ColterTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project--please say noDate: July 18, 2017 2:14:30 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

The Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project proposed by Teck Resources has many problems and no benefits.

First, if the federal government and the Alberta provincial governments are serious about reducingcarbon emissions, we should not open any new mines. This project would violate the Paris Accord andthe Alberta 100 MT cap.

Second, more oil sands projects when there is already a glut of oil on the global market is not going tohelp our economy.

Third, if our government is serious about reconciliation with First Nations, the opposition of theAthabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation should be heeded.

Please reject this project

Sincerely,

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From: Caroline WoodwardTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 5:05:19 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources. Clearly the technology to mine this stinking stuff is not state of the art in 2017. Leave thestuff in the ground until you get it right!

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Caroline Woodward

Caroline Woodward

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From: Carolle EadyTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 2:13:48 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

I know that people need jobs. I have friends that work in the Oil Sands at various locations. However,oil is not exactly scarce right now and we do not need any further "development" of wilderness for thispurpose. Canada is one of very few industrialized nations that still has wilderness and the natural worldin its original state will be worth far more one day than any oil field. Please do not grant the destructionof this particular area of wilderness.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Carolle Eady

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From: Carollyne MartellTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Permanently reject the Frontier Oil Sands MineDate: July 18, 2017 10:03:21 PM

Joint Review Panel members:

Following are various reasons why you must deny the above-note Teck Resources proposal.

This mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds; also it undermines thetreaty rights of local First Nations who rely on these animals for food and cultural practices. In fact, theproposal involves an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation declares off limits to any industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation are againstall such activities and it is your responsibility to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the Frontier project would:

- produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions; it is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MTcap on oil sands emissions

- undermine Canada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our ParisClimate Accord commitments

- threaten endangered species, undermining Indigenous rights

- unleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions.

It is your responsibility to protect everyone living in Canada from this mine.

Sincerely,

Carollyne Martell

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From: Cathy RogersTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: I urge you to reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 20, 2017 11:22:21 AM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express my extreme concern about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Cathy

From: Charles HiltonTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 8:55:30 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Time Teck frontier Tar/Oil Sands Mine get the MESSAGE": "BIG OIL IS OVER" - "TIME TO LEAVE IT INTHE GROUND" - "GLOBAL WARMING IS "REAL" Thank-you only if you heed this message.

Sincerely,

Charles Hilton

Charles Hilton

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From: Charles KnowlesTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 2:41:37 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

More Tar Sand development should not be started, because we the people will do everything in ourpower to keep these products from getting to market.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Charles Knowles

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From: Charmian LarkeTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Please Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 19, 2017 6:33:19 AM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Charmian Larke

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From: Cheryl HassardTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 10:42:23 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural mpractices. In fact, themine is proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits toindustrial development. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nationoppose the project, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Cheryl Hassard

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From: Cheryl TardifTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 5:29:44 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

One more small point that is maybe not as important as the above reasons but the tar sands areprobably the ugliest scars on the earth!

Sincerely,

Cheryl Tardif

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From: Cheryle DobbynTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 9:33:24 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas

emissions I urge you to reject this project.

Can we just stop now....please.

Sincerely,

Cheryle Dobbyn

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From: chris HartTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Teck Frontier MineDate: July 18, 2017 11:04:19 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The tar sands are already the largest single point source of CO2 emissions in Canada. There is alreadya world-wide surplus of oil expected to last for years no matter how much OPEC cuts back production. Lastly, Volvo plans to end production of gasoline-only cars in 2019.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Chris Hart

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From: Chris CarrierTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 6:09:19 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

You must accept stop the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project proposed by Tech Resources.

It's not the government and oil companies against us.

It's you against your children. All the money acquired cannot buy them a clean earth. For smartpeople, I fear you can be inexcusably myopic.

Sincerely,

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From: Chris HuntTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 7:48:23 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, ppppproposed byTeck Resources.

Please say NO to Corporate greed!

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,Chris Hunt & family p

Chris

From: Chris LindbergTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 5:35:57 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

My understanding is that there is strong evidence that the proposed mine would disrupt critical habitatfor endangered caribou and bison herds and undermine the treaty rights of local First Nations who relyon them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mine is proposed for an area that the AthabascaChipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrial development. Both the Athabasca ChipewyanFirst Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose the project, and I urge the panel to respect theiropposition.

Furthermore, I'm concerned that the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gasemissions. It seems to me that the Frontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oilsands emissions, and would undermine Canada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targetsrequired to meet our Paris Climate Accord commitments.

In sum, I am concerned that the Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species,undermine Indigenous rights and unleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge youto reject this project.

Sincerely,

Chris Lindberg

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From: Chris WilkesTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: For all our sakes, kill the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 19, 2017 4:02:10 PM

Hello Panel members,

I have serious concerns about Teck Resources proposed Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project.

It is obvious this will :

* disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds

* ignore the treaty rights of the local First Nations who directly oppose the project.

* create a huge increase in greenhouse gas emissions. The project flouts Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oilsands emissions.

Green lighting this project is a slap in the face to our claims to be working for a cleaner worldtomorrow.

Given the decline in oil usage worldwide, this will needlessly create a permanent scar on Canada's northjust so that a few rich people can become a little bit richer selling tar to other countries.

If only for the sake of your grandchildren, reject it, Please!

Chris Wilkes

Chris Wilkes

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From: Christina and John RobertsTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 19, 2017 3:37:12 AM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. We urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Christina and John Roberts

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From: Christine FrankTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 5:14:14 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express dismay about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by Teck Resources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Christine Frank

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From: Christine PedersenTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 7:39:27 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

It would also be in the public interest to share the full environmental impact assessment.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Christine Pedersen

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From: Christine SullivanTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 19, 2017 11:35:16 AM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

To begin, cominco/teck poisoned me for the first 18 years of my life growing up in Trail BC.

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Christine Sullivan

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From: Cindy HillardTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 8:51:20 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

People from all over the world are starting to migrate to Canada for fresh water. We have a duty to thehuman race to protect the world's largest fresh water source. These Tar Sands pollute. We must findalternative energy sources, to preserve the earth for future generations.

Sincerely,

Cindy Hillard

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From: Cindy MacDonaldTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: URGENT: Pls reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 5:24:22 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m adding my voice expressing urgent and serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project,proposed by Teck Resources.

Obviously, this proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds andundermine the treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. Infact, the mine is proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limitsto industrial development. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nationoppose the project, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions.

PLEASE, you must reject this project. Our children's children are counting on us to move us to clean,safe (not nuclear), renewable energy. This can create jobs to replace fossil fuel jobs. No one needs tobecome unemployed. Humans have incredible ingenuity and we can figure out how to supply ourselveswith energy while not creating a hot climate we can't survive in.

Sincerely,

Cindy MacDonald

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From: Clark DanielsTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 6:47:55 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Clark Daniels

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From: Clarke HamelTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project and all Further ProjectsDate: July 18, 2017 3:09:13 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express my objection to the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by Teck Resources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject. I urge the panel to respect treaty and conduct themselves in a spirit of reconciliation.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Finally, if the billions needed to clean up the mess from the mine were front-loaded, the project wouldbe entirely uneconomic. It is also not needed. Panel members may be unaware that in manyjurisdictions renewables like solar are already competitive with fossil fuel; solar even subsidizes coalduring peak hours in cities like Edmonton. How senseless and bizarre is it that clean energy issubsidizing dirty energy in Alberta? Who voted for carbon self-defeat?

In the end, renewable energy's price competitiveness with fossil fuel makes additional investment incarbon-emitting infrastructure a senseless, bad deal. The climate chaos of fire and flood that wouldaccompany it is equally cruel and unacceptable.

Sincerely,

Clarke

From: Colin LabelleTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 3:02:10 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

I mean let's get real here!

UNESCO world heritage parks are%100 more important than tar sands.This park is the largest of its kindin the world. Let's celebrate it's 100 birthday in 2022 by conserving it further. And not by destroying itwith a tar sands mine leaching it to death. BC is already screwing this park up with Site C, the otherelephant in the room.

Wake up stupid humans!

Sincerely,

Colin Labelle

Colin Labelle

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From: Colin StuartTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 6:32:21 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources. I'm now 74 years old, was born and raised in Calgary, in the oil patch and its extractiveculture. I can assure you that this is a bad investment to be making: bitumen and fossil fuels generallyhave had their day, and if they haven't, due to your exploitative mindset and our consumer culture, ourkids and grandkids are going to suffer immeasurably more than is already baked into the carbonoverloaded environment.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Colin Stuart

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From: Colin WatsonTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 11:29:18 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

We need to continue the shft away from fossil fuels that is happening rapidly enough that the proposedTeck mine woild soon be an economic failure.

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Colin Watson

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From: Colleen McFaddenTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 2:40:24 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns and opposition to the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposedby Teck Resources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Colleen McFadden (an informed and proud Canadian)

Colleen

From: Constance MoreTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 19, 2017 3:08:20 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

Acceptance of the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project would be a betrayal of your duty to the citizens ofCanada and to the world, for reasons listed below.

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Constance More

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From: Cora DeanTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 2:20:14 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

Harper's tar sands are the worst environmental catastrophe in Canada's history. Entire communitieshave been devastated, adults and children have been poisoned en masse, and cancer rates amongst tarsands workers and community members has spiked. Learn from the past instead of repeating it. If yougo forward with this project, you are facing divestment from major investors and will find yourselves inan ongoing confrontation with the majority of the Canadian people.

As you know, Canada is a signatory on the Paris Climate Accord, which this project is in clear violationof. You will not only be breaking Canadian law and poisoning thousands of people, you will be breakinginternational law. Do not think that what is happening in the US will protect you. Trump's government isfailing, and he is not going to protect you when you are called on to pay for this atrocity. Look to therest of the world. I would not be surprised if, in a few years, we start to see major environmentalpolluters being arrested and tried at the Hague for crimes against humanity. You don't want to findyourself in that position.

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Cora Dean

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From: Coral SweredaTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 2:33:12 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

Why on earth did our country create the Truth and Reconciliation Report, if we're going to just trampleover our Native citizens? Just this one point alone raises scathing accusations. Think about it.

Sincerely,

Coral Swereda

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From: Cynthia DowTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: It is vital to reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 20, 2017 8:52:21 AM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources. ANY further development of the tar sands MUST END NOW if we are to save this planet, ouronly home.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Cynthia Dow

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From: D Lynn ChapmanTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 19, 2017 11:23:13 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I truly hope the cumulative impacts of the ongoing devastation of biodiverse ecosystems and the lossesto the region's biodiversity will form a fundamental frame of reference in your review. As you will knowthe Toolkit prepared by CEAA for EA processes is available and should be used to assess how Frontier'sproject will impact the biological integrity and viability of what is left intact in Northern Alberta.

Please accept the form letter below as my additional comments regarding the Frontier Oil Sands MineProject.

thank you

Lynn

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

D Lynn Chapman

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From: Dale bertrandTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 5:23:21 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

STOP

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Dale bertrand

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From: Dan GobboTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 19, 2017 1:11:18 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

We are watching you.

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Dan Gobbo

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From: Dan MaitlandTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Refuse the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 3:01:13 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I am concerned about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by Teck Resources.

Why would one degrade critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds?

Why would one not reconcile with the treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on such herds forfood and cultural practice?

Have the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation not declared this habitat off limits to industrialdevelopment?

Where is the respect for truth and reconciliation with both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation andthe Mikisew Cree First Nation?

How will such a project help us achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our ParisClimate Accord commitments?

Please refuse to accept the Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine project.

Sincerely,

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From: Dana BrownTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 19, 2017 6:07:14 AM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express my serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Plus this huge investment in oil is too late as the world realizes this oil will receive a too negativeopinion regarding the impact on Climate Change plus it will likely never turn a profit as the world isweening itself off these dirty oil supplies and the major oil countries continue to extract as much oil asthey can to get their money now because the price is only going to get cheaper.

A fool-hearty investment in our northern lands.

Please just don't do it!

Sincerely,

Dana Brown

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From: Dani DooherTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 2:04:22 PM

To the Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express my VERY serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed byTeck Resources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition. To do otherwise would be to expose the realtruth about this federal government's appalling attitude and treatment of First Nations

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions - precisely why this decision is beyond wrong. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Dani Dooher

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From: Daniel ConradTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 2:33:14 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I strongly object to the proposal by Teck Resources to develop their Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project.

This proposed strip-mine would permanently contaminate the ground water and the flowing watersupply for the surrounding area and for the downstream watershed. The major contaminants includehigh concentrations of benzene and benzene-like compounds that are known mutagens andcarcinogens. This will cause the incidence of cancer, still-births, and birth defects to skyrocket amongthe population downstream of the mine, including the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and theMikisew Cree First Nation.

This toxic mine will disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and undermine thetreaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mine isproposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Daniel Conrad

Daniel Conrad

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From: Daniel MurphyTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 19, 2017 5:42:14 AM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to register my strong objections to the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project proposed by TeckResources.

The mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and undermine thetreaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mine isproposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Daniel Murphy

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From: Darcie LanthierTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 19, 2017 6:28:18 AM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources. This has to stop. This project and others like it need to be wound down, not expanded.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Darcie Lanthier

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From: D"arcy ZiebertTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 5:17:27 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

Joining others; I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project,proposed by Teck Resources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

D'arcy Ziebert

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From: DARCY FOSTERTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Please Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 19, 2017 1:35:29 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express my serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources. There several reasons why this project should be rejected.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

This new mine would pollute watersheds throughout the region., including those that flow throughCanada's largest World Heritage Park.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

DARCY

From: Darrell MichaudTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 5:52:44 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. All at a time when current tar sandsoperations are dropping hints that they will be unable to honour their habitat remediationcommitments.

I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Darrell Michaud

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From: Darren GregoryTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 2:33:18 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Contrary to the position of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, Jim Carr, and Catherine McKenna:

We can not have our tar-sands project cake, and maintain our environmental commitments to the worldas ice-cream, making up together a very unpalatable, Canadian Dessert.

Continuing Tar-Sands development sends a message to the rest of the world that we, Canadians, are aswishy-washy and self-serving-with corruption likely a thought as well-should we continue to supportFossil-Fuel Corporations over the needs of the rest of the planet.

Thank you.

Sincerely,

Darren Gregory

Wynndel BC

Darren Gregory

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From: David MurrayTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 6:02:29 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

David Murray

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From: David BeaudinTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 19, 2017 7:48:28 AM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express my serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

David Beaudin

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From: David Collier-BrownTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Oops! Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 8:47:38 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

Courtesy of leadnow, I'd like to ask for due dilaigence re the proposed Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project.

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From: David CreightonTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 19, 2017 7:45:39 AM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

This is about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by Teck Resources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would defeatCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash mortal levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

David Creighton

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From: DAVID HENRYTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 21, 2017 1:12:18 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

IN ADDITION, THE YEARS OF RESEARCH CARRIED OUT BY THE UN'S INTERGOVERNMENTAL PANELON CLIMATE CHANGE MADE A CONVINCING CASE THAT 80% OF OUR UNDEVELOPED FOSSIL FUELRESERVES MUST REMAIN IN THE GROUND IF WE ARE GOING TO HAVE A GOOD CHANCE ORHOLDING GLOBAL AVERAGE TEMPERATURE BELOW 2 DEGREES CELSIUS. ALBERTA'S TAR SANDS OILIS ONE OF THE DIRTIEST, MOST POLLUTION FOSSIL FUEL DEPOSITS TO FURTHER DEVELOP. FORTHE BENEFIT OF THE HEALTH AND WELFARE OF THE ENTIRE EARTH AND ITS LIVING CREATURE,PLEAS REJECT THE FRONTIER OIL SANDS MINE PROJECT.

Sincerely,

DAVID

From: David InwoodTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Please Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 7:21:16 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

I believe that any industrial developments should put marginalized people first. In this case, that meansdeveloping in a way that is supported by the Chipewyan and the Mikisew Cree. If the industry doesn'tbelieve that it is possible to do that, then the project should be cancelled. It would be unreasonable forthem to demand that marginalized people be sacrificed for their own profits.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

David Inwood

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From: David LubellTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 8:02:42 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing as an environmental scientist, a concerned citizen, and a member of the Council ofCanadians, to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

David Lubell

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From: David Lumgair!To: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 10:55:22 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

The Environment is the EVER LIVING MOTHER of ALL LIFE!! PLEASE Care for MOTHER NATURE!

Signed David George Lumgair!!

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

David Lumgair!<personal information removed>

From: David McRaeTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 9:57:15 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Other than a small domestic market, the product that this mine would produce will not find a profitablemarket around the world and as a result will require heavy subsidies . The Canadian taxpayers will revoltwhen called upon to bail out Teck Frontier's bad business decision.

Sincerely,

David McRae

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From: David PereiraTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 19, 2017 10:48:40 AM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I've personally taken the time to write this message and I’m writing to express very serious concernsabout the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by Teck Resources.

The Truth and Reconciliation Commission has laid out clear standards for Canadians to honour the rightsof and establish ethical relationships with indigenous communities. The proposed mine would disruptcritical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and undermine the treaty rights of local FirstNations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mine is proposed for an area thatthe Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrial development. Both theAthabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose the project, and I urge thepanel to respect their opposition. Ethical leadership requires that you honour the wishes of these FirstNations people especially since it is on their land that this project is proposed.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments. What leadership on climate change is Canada demonstrating with this project?

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project, protect ourresources and land and thereby protect the interests of all Canadians now and for future generations.

Sincerely,

David Pereira

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From: Dean WhiteTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 19, 2017 2:41:15 AM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

DON'T LET THIS HAPPEN !

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Dean White

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From: Debra ClintonTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 5:43:45 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

While the rest of the world is moving forward with CLEAN, GREEN ENERGY, the Canadian governmentseems to want to continue the DIRTIEST FORM OF FOSSIL FUELS ON EARTH.

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

IT'S TIME FOR LEADERS TO STAND UP FOR WHAT IS RIGHT AND THIS IS NOT GOOD FOR ANYONEBUT ONE GREEDY CORPORATION.

Sincerely,

Debra Clinton

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From: Dede GastonTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 20, 2017 3:14:16 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to say, in the face of British Columbia being on fire, how would you even begin to considerexpanding the tar sands. I want to express my dire concern about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project,proposed by Teck Resources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Dede Gaston

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From: Dee-Ann LeBlancTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 7:20:34 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources. This project seems like a terrible idea on a number of levels, and Canada needs to startleading by example on climate issues. Tar sands oil is the opposite of that.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Dee-Ann LeBlanc

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From: Denis WalshTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 5:06:22 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions.

We, as Canadians, have undertaken commitments to the world and to our First Nations. We havecommitted to the Paris accord's aspiration of reducing the world's Carbon emissions. We have furthercommitted to honouring our agreements with Canada's indigenous peoples. This proposal is incompatiblewith both of these commitments. It is a throwback to everything that we Canadians have rejected.

I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Denis Walsh

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From: Dennis RankinTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 19, 2017 12:43:14 AM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

We have had centuries of impacting on the environment in order to extract resources, Surely therecomes a time to counteract the pollution and protect habitat.

Sincerely,

Dennis Rankin

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From: Derek and Lorna StrattonTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 7:11:30 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

We are writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Derek and Lorna Stratton

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From: Derek SamuelsonTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 1:50:19 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

Are we going to allow development into projects like this indefinitely? We owe it to the future of Canadaand it's citizens to cease regression into these easy and harmful forms of profiteering and steer bidbusinesses into environmentally stable, job providing sectors.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Derek Samuelson

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From: Derek SchneiderTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 8:07:21 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Do we really need to let this go ahead when there are other projects, like Solar Roadways, that can beimplemented to prevent our dependence on fossil fuels?

Sincerely,

Derek Schneider

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From: Dominique BruceTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Don"t allow the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 19, 2017 7:44:41 AM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

Please reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by Teck Resources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Dominique Bruce

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From: Don DyckTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 1:57:40 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

Thanks

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Don Dyck<personal information removed>

From: Don McLeanTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 7:18:23 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

At this point in time, the federal government is re-writing the Canadian Environmental Assessment Actand proposing significant improvements in its coverage and application, among other important reforms.

I have very serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by Teck Resourceswhich you are currently examining. I suggest you either put this process on hold until the CEAA reformsare legislated, or failing that, you should apply those reforms to your panel review.

The expansion of fossil fuel extraction is unacceptable anywhere on the globe. The world has agreedthat climate change is a very serious problem and that emissions from the burning of fossil fuels is themain cause. If that means anything at all, it means we MUST STOP expanding the extraction,transportation and use of fossil fuels. When you find yourself in a hole, the first rule is to stop digging.ANY expansion of fossil fuel infrastructure is a crime against humanity and the other inhabitants of thisplanet. You have an obligation to act morally.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

The Frontier project is incompatible Canada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets requiredto meet our Paris Climate Accord commitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Don McLean

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From: Donald BurtonTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 8:31:30 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments. Moreover, export of increased amounts of tar-sands oil will add to global greenhouse gasemissions and prejudice sustainability in the world.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Donald Burton

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From: Donald SprouleTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 9:52:12 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limit s to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Donald Sproule

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From: Donna BaylisTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Please stop developing the oil sandsDate: July 18, 2017 10:57:20 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

I believe I am aware of the cost of extraction from Alberta’s oil sands (destruction of forest, annihilationof wildlife, water contamination, negative impact on people’s health) as well as the inefficiency ofproduction (2 tonnes of oil sands required to extract one barrel of oil with a typical energy return oninvestment (EROI) of 5:1). I don’t think Canadians should pay such a high cost for export purposeslining the wallets of international corporations.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Donna Baylis

Creemore, ON

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From: Donna RobertsTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 11:22:15 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

As an environmental scientist and filmmaker, I’m writing to express serious concerns about the FrontierOil Sands Mine Project, proposed by Teck Resources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Donna Roberts

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From: Donna StockerTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 21, 2017 12:45:16 AM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources. It's hard to believe that this is still going on. It's time to move into the 21st century.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Donna Stocker

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From: Dorothy FieldTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 5:26:29 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

Let me open by saying this tar sands mine is old out-dated technology. It is time to put forward ideasand plans that take into account the ways we contribute to global warming, our responsibilities toconsult, truly consult with First Nations, well, really to do more than consult but actually negotiate nationto nation. And to acknowledge the crucial health of our nation and the animals we share the land with.

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

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From: Dorothy LeleTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 19, 2017 12:34:19 AM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

And what about contaminating water?

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights,unleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions and probably contaminate downstreamwatersheds. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Dorothy Lele

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From: Doug and Phyllis FlintTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 19, 2017 8:28:17 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

We are writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. We urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Doug and Phyllis Flint

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From: Doug and Phyllis FlintTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 19, 2017 8:28:14 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

We are writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. We urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Doug and Phyllis Flint

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From: Doug JacquesTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 10:22:21 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

BTW, did you hear about the Seimens closure today? Make sure you use those jobs losses when you dothe cost-benefit study for promoting oil sands projects, and get your projections for future jobs right!

Sincerely,

Doug Jacques

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From: Dr. Bob AbellTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 10:07:12 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Shipping raw resources at bargain basement prices is an industrial strategy suitable for an Africabanana republic that is happy being an economic colony.. No resources taken from Canadian soil shouldbe sold cheap to be processed outside the country.

Sincerely,

Dr. Bob Abell

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From: Dr. Helen JonesTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 6:22:19 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Even more important, the project would produce a huge increase in the level of greenhouse gasemissions. As the largest-ever tar sands mine, the Frontier project is clearly incompatible with Alberta’s100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermine Canada’s ability to achieve the emissionsreduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accord commitments. As you know, thesecommitments are extremely important to the present and future well being of Canadians and all thepeoples of the planet.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. In short, it would threaten us all. I stronglyurge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Dr. Helen Jones

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From: Dr. N.W. EddyTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 20, 2017 11:00:17 AM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

Tar sands oil is unmarketable at current prices. BC voters have rejected the Kinder Morgan pipeline asthey already have too much crap passing through Burrard Inlet. When tar sands companies havedemonstrated they can eliminate their already overburdened tailing ponds, we can reconsider.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Dr. N.W. Eddy

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From: Dr. Therese DesCampTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 19, 2017 1:26:20 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to ask that you deny Teck Resources' application to open and operate the Frontier Oil SandsMine Project. I oppose this project for many reasons, which I will list below. But I live in the Teckcatchment area and while they provide some jobs, they are much better known for continuing to releasepollutants into the Columbia River and for poisoning an entire community. Why would we assume thatthey'd be any better than Suncor, who is currently trying to defer its commitment to clean up the tarsand mess they left? What's it going to take for us to learn that this kind of operation is an old andworn out way to make money and energy? And why would you approve a project that will make amockery of the Alberta greenhouse gas emissions cap?

I oppose this proposal because it abrogates treaty rights, will pollute sensitive watersheds, will destroycritical habitat for endangered species, and because it is NOT CREATIVE!! We need to start thinking innew ways about how we will provide energy, rather than the same old "rip things up and take what wewant." Our current wildfire season here in British Columbia is more than proof that the climate ischanging, and drastically.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Dr. Therese DesCamp

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From: Dr. Tim TakaroTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project: bad for health bad for the planetDate: July 18, 2017 8:02:24 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

As a public health physician I’m writing about my serious concerns from the health and environmentalimpacts of the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by Teck Resources.

The proposed mine would

The most concerning health impacts are due to the unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions.The Frontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and wouldundermine Canada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our ParisClimate Accord commitments.

Furthermore, disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and undermine the treatyrights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mine isproposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Dr. Tim Takaro

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From: Duane GrindstaffTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 2:22:27 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Petroleum is so Last Century! Isn't it Time to move forward and leave it in the ground?

Sincerely,

Duane Grindstaff

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From: Dustin DemontignyTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 20, 2017 12:44:15 AM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposedj by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Dustin

From: Eberhard LorbergTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 19, 2017 3:39:16 AM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project. Also,conserve fresh water, obtain heart from the Earth, not natural gas to minimize on-site pollution,

Sincerely,

Eberhard Lorberg

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From: Edward CannellTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 19, 2017 12:33:20 AM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I don't understand politicians. We vote for you people to do what is best for the people of Canada andsomething like a giant tar sands project is up for review process when it shouldn't even be considered.Why is this even something to consider when it is not in the best interests of Canadians and new oil isnot needed?

Look, this is a staging tactic by Tech Resources to simply tie up the huge area they want to hold ontojust in case oil prices make a comeback. It is nothing short of a land grab by a greedy corporation andfuture investments are years off but in the mean time they want it in their pocket. People are not beingfooled. Not by Tech Resources or by politicians. I guess 2019 will be time for another change ingovernment.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Edward Cannell

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From: Edward ColleyTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: PLEASE Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 6:45:30 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I am writing because I care about the land, the people and the animals that the tar sands directlyaffect. Having worked in Fort McMurray, I know how devastating the impact will be.

Isn't it time to find the will to steer a different path? I think so. Blessings to you in your work.

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Edward Colley

Edward Colley

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From: Edward TaitTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 19, 2017 4:03:16 AM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

When are you going to realize the long term cost to us all of these environmentally toxic projects. Oil isnot our future.

Sincerely, Edward Tait

Edward Tait

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From: Edward TymchatynTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 19, 2017 5:31:19 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

THis is yet another proposed project which will cost us in future much much more than any supposedbenefits it might deliver.

Sincerely,

Edward Tymchatyn

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From: Edwin DanielTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 2:32:14 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.Canada js supposed to be trying to avoid global warming and this has the exact oppositeefect.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Edwin Daniel

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From: Eileen CampbellTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 19, 2017 12:13:16 AM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition. .Let's not create a desert in Canada's north bydenuding the boreal forest for destructive mining.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Eileen

From: Eileen McAuleyTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 20, 2017 7:47:13 AM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I have grave concerns about Tek Resources' Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project.

The mine would disrupt habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and undermine the treaty rightsof local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. I believe that the mine isproposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject. I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Eileen McAuley

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From: Elaine HughesTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 6:47:29 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions.

I hope you get your priorities right and reject this project.

Sincerely,

Elaine Hughes

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From: Elan GibsonTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 19, 2017 3:38:16 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

Please on behalf of our children, grandchildren and all future generations, do not grant permission forthe development of this mine!

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Minister Goodale refers to climate change and the need to change our behaviour or adapt. There is noway we can adapt to this kind of abuse of our environment. The aquifer is already dried up in the borealforests as was proven last year by the fire in Fort McMurray and is now happening in the interior of BC.Future assault is a disaster waiting to happen.

Sincerely,

Elan Gibson

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From: Eliot SantoTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 6:42:57 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

This project is a severe environmental hazard, as it would contaminate water flowing through WoodBuffalo National Park, while polluting other sensitive ecosystems home to endangered species.Furthermore, the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project would considerably accelerate extreme climate change,with the potential to release enough CO2 emissions to exceed Alberta government limits on the oil andgas industry.

This project's approval would also directly violate the rights of two First Nations, the AthabascaChipewyan and Mikisew Cree, both whom are opposed to this mine. In particular, the AthabascaChipewyan have opposed industrial development in the proposed location to protect an area of culturalimportance. Therefore, it is clear that this mine doesn't have the consent of affected indigenouspeoples.

As stated above, the Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine is a significant risk to both local ecosystems and theglobal climate, while infringing on indigenous rights. For these reasons, I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Eliot Santo

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From: Eliza TagueTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 9:04:22 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Like it or not the rights of the First Nations people in this area must be respected and listened to.Additionally. they are the ones you should have consulted before starting on this unnecessary project inthe first place. These people are inhabitants inside this wilderness that you want to turn into this OilSands Mine Project.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. You are thereby turning up your noses atboth the Indigenous lives along with the natural animal / plant life in this ecological area just to create aglorified mine.

I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Eliza Tague

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From: Elizabeth BlockTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 22, 2017 8:26:20 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

WHAT ARE YOU THINKING? ARE you thinking?

And yes, I call it TAR SANDS.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Elizabeth Block

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From: Elizabeth SgtewartTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 7:06:23 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

Please do not make the environmental situation worse! You are in a position to help turn the tide andput people and the earth and all her creatures ahead of profits. Please hear the serious concerns I,and millions of others have (including your children likely) about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project,proposed by Teck Resources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Elizabeth Sgtewart

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From: Elly AdelandTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Stop the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 7:22:38 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

As a mother of a child that will have to live with the decisions of our generation, I’m writing to expressserious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by Teck Resources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions.

I ask as a concerned citizen, that this review panel thinks of our future generation and urge you toreject this project.

Sincerely,

Elly Adeland

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From: Elspeth NickleTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 6:46:33 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

As I understand the situation, the proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribouand bison herds and undermine the treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food andcultural practices. It appears that the treaty rights of Athabasca Chipewyan and the Mikisew Cree havenot been properly respected. In fact, the mine is proposed for an area that the Athabasca ChipewyanFirst Nation has declared off limits to industrial development. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nationand the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose the project, and I urge the panel to consider their opposition. At the very least, full, open and transparent negotiations with these two First Nations should be part ofthe approval process

Furthermore, the project would produce an additional greenhouse gas emissions. As far as I know, theFrontier project has presented no detailed plan of how it is compatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oilsands emissions, and would undermine Canada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targetsrequired to meet our Paris Climate Accord commitments. I feel these are important commitments thatthe Alberta and Federal governments have made to Canadians and the international community. Anyapproval of this project should only be made once Teck has presented a comprehensive plan to showhow the project is compatible with those commitments.

It appears that the Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine could very well threaten endangered species,undermine Indigenous rights and unleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge youto review this project very carefully and release full disclosure of how the project does not threatenwildlife and government commitments before allowing it to go ahead.

Sincerely,

Elspeth Nickle

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From: Elvina Sainte-MarieTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 11:22:18 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds, andundermine the treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices.

In fact, the mine is proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared offlimits to industrial development. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree FirstNation oppose the project, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions.

The Frontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and wouldundermine Canada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our ParisClimate Accord commitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions.

I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Elvina Sainte-Marie

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From: Enid DavisonTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 19, 2017 1:54:13 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

We do not need more tar sands destruction....Please stop listening the lobbyists ...What will we leave toour grandchildren ,do you not care at all about Global Warming....Please, please stop this...NOW

Sincerely,

Enid Davison

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From: Eric KorpanTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 11:32:15 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

I believe the Boreal Forest is as important to the health of the worlds oxygen supply as the oceans andthe amazon jungle. Isn't it time to cut the oil industry off? You must stop the continued devastation ofCanada. Once it is opened to the atmosphere the scar of a project this size will never heal.

Sincerely,

Eric Korpan

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From: Eric MillsTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 20, 2017 4:59:19 AM

To the Joint Review Panel members,

I write to oppose the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by Teck Resources. The Teck FrontierOil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights and unleashunacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose the project, and Iurge the panel to respect their opposition.

Sincerely,

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From: Eric OliverTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 6:31:32 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Surely the government

Sincerely,

Eric Oliver

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From: ERICH BERTUSSITo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: for the sake of your grand children"s grand children PLEASE be sure to Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine

ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 6:51:27 PM

Hey there, Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing because you need to stop screwing around with gambling the future of this planet we liveon, I am very alarmed by the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by Teck Resources.

We only have one planet earth.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

ERICH BERTUSSI

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From: Erwin DreessenTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 8:39:32 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I have serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project proposed by Teck Resources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions.

I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Erwin Dreessen, Ph.D.

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From: Esther WinterTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 5:16:41 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

My family are First Nation members and we live off of wild game and fish. This type of habitat losswould be unimaginable. It's not worth it!

Sincerely,

Esther Winter

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From: Ewan QuirkTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 21, 2017 3:09:24 AM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

This project has very little in the way of economic benefit and massive in accounted negatives. Youmust reject this on its primary premise of development of resources FOR the common good.

Sincerely,

Ewan Quirk

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From: F. William HallidayTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 8:31:18 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

It is my sincere hope that you will see fit to reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project as proposed byTeck Resources.

I cannot understand how such a proposal could even reach your panel for consideration when Canadahas not yet presented a plan to eventually discontinue the whole tar sands operation.

To allow such a giant investment in the most environmentally unsound project Canada has everconsidered, without first detailing, and then giving due notice to Frontier Oil Sands, regarding just howwe plan to keep our promise to phase out fossil fuels in the near future, is a dubious venture.

The fact that this mining company has interests in pipelines should be a signal that they can beexpected to seek pipeline expansons too.

Such "supportive" activity is seldom explained to he public in a manner that clarifies what it reallyinvolves, i.e. it is not just oil pipelines, but two-way transportation of highly toxic and highly explosivehydro carbons diluteing the tar from which fuel oils can be distilled by the recipients, and then bereturned to us to be reused. This process multiplies severalfold the inevitable environmental damagefrom processing and the risk of environmental risks involved in transportation.

This proposed mine and necessary pipeline expansion would disrupt critical habitat for endangeredcaribou and bison herds and undermine the treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for foodand cultural practices. In fact, the mine is proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan FirstNation has declared off limits to industrial development. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation andthe Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose the project, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Much of this dangerous material will be shipped offshore at enevitable risk to our valuable West Coastmarine life and the livelihood other First Nations.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions.

The Frontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and wouldundermine Canada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our ParisClimate Accord commitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

F. William Halliday, BA, BSc, MD, FRCP

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From: Frances WestTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 19, 2017 2:47:15 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions.

The Frontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and wouldundermine Canada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our ParisClimate Accord commitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Frances West

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From: Francesca AntonTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 19, 2017 3:58:34 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I love my country and work hard to contribute to making it better. At the age of 63, I am more andmore alarmed at the insidious and terribly harmful influence of some of our biggest companies on ourrepresentatives to government, WHO ARE MANDATED TO PROTECT CANADA FROM HARM. It is in thiscapacity I write to you today.

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project. We need tobe a leader in the world on the environmental front, and not just another example of corporate greedover the well-being of all life here in Canada, and the world.

Sincerely,

Francesca Anton

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From: Frank MitchellTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 19, 2017 10:17:11 AM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

In brief, when we already find ourselves in a hole, it's time to stop digging!

Sincerely,

Frank Mitchell

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From: Gail WalkerTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 5:27:47 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

When will government and corporations realize the earth can no longer afford to subsidize their /ourwealth??

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Gail Walker

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From: Gail KnowlesTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 4:17:15 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

This largest-ever open pit tar sands mine would rip up huge swaths of pristine boreal forest. It wouldleak toxic chemicals into sensitive watersheds that flow into the Wood Buffalo Park World Heritage Site.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Please leave the tar sands in the ground.

Sincerely,

Gail Knowles

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From: Gale MarshallTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 5:09:23 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

UNTIL MORE RESEARCH IS DONE SO THAT THERE IS LESS IMPACT EVERYWHERE, NO MORETARSANDS DEVELOPMENT SHOULD BE ALLOWED.

Sincerely,

Gale Marshall

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From: Gale Perry WhiteTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 19, 2017 2:54:21 AM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

Please think about this logically - the Federal gov't would be breaking an oath that they haveunderstood and respect Canada's Indigenous Peoples ('cause they don't want it!). They would begravely injuring Canada's natural world (it's flora & fauna) as this would weaken forests & waterways. Our resolve as pertains to climate change can't be believed as this mine would make a mockery of thatplan.

Please do not make a hasty, ill-advised plan a certain death penalty for so many innocents !

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Gale Perry White

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From: Gary and Barbara EvansTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 9:57:27 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

We are writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. We urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Gary and Barbara Evans

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From: Gary CreeTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Teck Resources Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 2:10:22 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments. I repeat. Both Alberta and Canada have made commitments to reduce emissions. Arethose commitments worth anything?

As well, the plan is for Teck to use the proposed Kinder Morgan pipeline to transport the dirty oil to theBC coast so the damage to the environment would not be limited to Alberta.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Gary Cree

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From: Gary SantiaTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 6:34:26 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Why to companies try to sneak around doing this stuff and my Federal and Provincial representativesallow it?? Stop NOW!!!

Sincerely,

Gary Santia

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From: Gayle JanzenTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Do the right thing and Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 19, 2017 1:18:29 AM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

Wow, the tar sands disaster just keeps getting worse. I guess Alberta prefers allowing Teck FrontierMine to destroy even more of the province by ripping out what's left of your arboreal forest anddooming the caribuou and bison to extinction since they will have nowhere to live. When is Canadagoing to start moving forward to clean energy instead of continuing down the destructive tar sandspath?Not to mention the fact that the local First Nations do not want this destructive mine in theircommunity. Would YOU want it in YOUR community? Stop the madness and stop destroying the wholeof Alberta so a few dirty energy companies can get richer. Do you really like the destruction they leavebehind? We need more forests, not more tar sands.

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Gayle Janzen

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From: Geoff FriddTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 7:32:36 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

I am really, really angry at this. It is exactly what we should NOT be doing as we move away from fossilfuels to meet our Paris agreement targets (or, preferably, beat them).

Sincerely,

Geoff Fridd

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From: Geoff HlibkaTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: ENOUGH! Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 7:48:18 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I am tired of the Canadian Government paying lip service to climate action. Allowing this ridiculousproject to happen will only increase greenhouse gas omissions and push the world closer to the brink ofcatastrophe.

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Geoff Hlibka

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From: George CarsonTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 19, 2017 6:11:12 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources. We need a clean and unique environment nuch more than we need more oil, as we moveincreasingly to alternative energy sources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

George Carson

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From: Geraldine WalshTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 2:04:33 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m furious about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by Teck Resources.

By putting this deal through, you will disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds andundermine the treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. Infact, the mine is proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limitsto industrial development. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nationoppose the project, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Geraldine Walsh

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From: Gillian GuilbertTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 6:42:51 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

Sadly, I am writing you to express my concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed byTeck Resources.

I'm sure you already know that the proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribouand bison herds and undermine the treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food andcultural practices. In fact, the mine is proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nationhas declared off limits to industrial development. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and theMikisew Cree First Nation oppose the project, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Gillian Guilbert

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From: Glenn SchentagTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 1:55:11 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

You can't be serious!

BC is on fire because of the damage caused by fossil fuels.

Please provide Leadership here.

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Glenn Schentag

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From: GLENYS BenderTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 6:36:01 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

Once again, giant corporations are threatening the environment, potentially our waters and our wildlife.

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

GLENYS Bender

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From: Goober McGheeTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Frontier Tar Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 2:06:13 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

Leave the damn carbon in the ground ya tool.

Sincerely,

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From: Grace NeffTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 5:27:41 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

We are losing more and more of our forests trees which bodes ill for this planet. When they are goneall life will be gone.

Sincerely,

Grace Neff

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From: Grace GolightlyTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 19, 2017 2:28:14 AM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

We are already seeing the effects of global warming -- this summer's fire season is just getting started,and we're spending millions trying to mitigate it.

It is critical not to create more carbon pollution by killing yet more boreal forest -- forests which areessential to keeping our world livable and cleaning the air -- and decimating yet more habitat, releasingeven more carbon into the atmosphere.

The proposed mine would also disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds andundermine the treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices.

In fact, the mine is proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared offlimits to industrial development. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree FirstNation oppose the project, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

As I mentioned, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to soundly reject this project, forall our sakes.

Sincerely,

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From: Graciela HuthTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 6:13:27 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

And all for what? Tar sands the dirtiest fossil fuel. And at a time that renewable resources offer cleanenergy and are employing everyday more people. And are free and abundant. This fixation with the tarsands does not make any sense unles politicians had become so corrupted that they do not understandthe meaning of life needs on the earth, the only home we, humans have in the space.

Sincerely,

Graciela Huth

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From: Grant GilchristTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 4:10:22 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

Why are we approving an oil sands expansion project when thousands of people are out of work on theexisting projects? Shouldn't we be working on making use of resources that have already beencommitted?

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Grant Gilchrist

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From: Graydon SaundersTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 11:00:20 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

No new fossil carbon infrastructure. At a time when the food security of all Canadians is already gravelythreatened by the ongoing consequences of climate change, making the problem worse is criminal.

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Graydon Saunders

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From: Greg CookTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 7:13:24 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources. Teck has managed to keep this mine under the radar so it's characteristics are not wellknown.

In case you haven't heard much about the proposed development, the mine would disrupt criticalhabitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and undermine the treaty rights of local First Nationswho rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mine is proposed for an area that theAthabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrial development. Both the AthabascaChipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose the project, and I urge the panel torespect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Greg Cook

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From: Greg HolmesTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 5:14:22 PM

Dear honourable Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Greg Holmes

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From: Guy CrossTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: NO!! to Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 8:18:32 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

Enough is enough. I am writing to express strong opposition to the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project,proposed by Teck Resources.

It's time for Canada to live up to it's expressed commitments to ecological sustainability and to limitfurther expansion of tar sands development.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Guy Cross

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From: Guy LautardTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 7:33:16 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Alternatively, why not just let any country in the world that wants to test nuclear bombs test them inthat area? Maybe that would produce the level of destruction, desolation and environmental ruin theGovernment (Harper's bunch, and "Sunny Ways" Trudeau) seems to delight in.

Sincerely,

Guy Lautard

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From: Gwynne ThompsonTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 10:05:33 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express my opposition to the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

As a longtime shareholder of Teck stock, I urge you to insist on technology development for renewableenergy with every fossil fuel company, and to reject this project. Thank you.

Sincerely,

Gwynne Thompson

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From: Hannah MitchellTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 11:19:16 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment! Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. This mine should never be permitted. I urgeyou to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Hannah Mitchell

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From: Harald Tilgner Nina SchaubsTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 19, 2017 12:17:13 AM

To Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Regards,

Harald Tilgner Nina Schaubs

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From: Harriette JensenTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 19, 2017 2:48:13 AM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

I understand that the proposed mine would make billions of dollars for the corporations and theirinvestors. It would also contribute to the betrayal of billions of people, both in this generation andfuture ones, if we do not stop using fossil fuels. How can we justify destroying the earth for moneywhen our children and grandchildren will be the ones to pay for it in untold suffering?

Sincerely,

Harriette Jensen

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From: Heather KeithTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 19, 2017 8:54:28 AM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

Humans have already done a lot of damage to the earth and its systems. We do not need any moredirty oil extracted.

Sincerely,

Heather Keith

Heather Keith

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From: Heather MacleodTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 19, 2017 8:33:12 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m concerned about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by Teck Resources.

It would:

* disrupt habitats for endangered caribou and bison -* undermine treaty rights of First Nations whorely on them for food and cultural practices.

* produce high levels of greenhouse gas emissions

* make it difficult for Canada to meet our Paris Climate Accord emission commitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions.

Remember the word 'tar', the sands are exactly that: a sticky black substance which needs to beextracted. Having grown up in coal country - Ohio River valley, I know the results of burning soft coalwhich is more tar-like: respiratory weaknesses, illnesses, and death.

Please reject this project.

Sincerely,

Heather Macleod

From: Heather MurphyTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 19, 2017 1:09:23 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

The time passed long ago to respect First Nations and their land rights and for Canada to stopextracting fossil fuels and begin to explore renewable and environmentally sound energy sources.

Sincerely,

Heather Murphy

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From: heidi grecoTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Teck Mega-projectDate: July 19, 2017 12:36:13 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

Canadians elected the current Liberal government because we believed they care about protecting theenvironment, Aboriginal rights and the FUTURE.

This project contravenes all of those ends.

Don't be fooled by PR from Teck. This project would be a terrible mistake.

Use the power that has been invested in you to STOP it. Now. .

Respectfully relying on you,

H. Greco

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From: Helen OpieTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 19, 2017 4:34:17 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

I agree with allthat was in the form letter and also am dismayed that you should be so unCanafian as toput your own shirt term greedy gain before the wrlfare of the planet as a whole, theresidents/inhabitants of the region, the animals, the forest and the water supply. It is time First Nationshave their aboriginal and their treaty rights acknowledged by respecting yhrm, not hastening to getboth your feet in a door before it closes.

Shame on you all for this stance!

Helen Opie

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From: Helen HautaTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 6:17:06 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

Please reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by Teck Resources. Don't stick your head inthe tar sands about climate change, First Nations rights, and endangered animals.

The proposed mine would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. It wouldundermine Canada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our ParisClimate Accord commitments. It is taking a big step backwards in the way the world needs to go.

It would also disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds.

And it would undermine the treaty rights of local First Nations. In fact, the mine is proposed for anarea that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrial development. Boththe Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose the project, and I urgethe panel to respect their opposition.

I urge you to reject this project. As a Canadian, I vote against this.

Sincerely,

Helen Hauta

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From: Henri MainvilleTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 6:29:30 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions.

As someone who's childhood is marked by the damages to wildlife and the environment caused bypollution from mining, I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Henri Mainville

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From: Henry BerkowitzTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 3:31:18 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. The world knows how bad tar sands arewhen it comes to pollution and global arming and you should too.We must stop investing in dirtyenergy. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Henry Berkowitz

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From: Henry HutterTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 19, 2017 2:29:13 AM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project. REJECT IT .

Sincerely,

Henry Hutter

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From: Hermina JoldersmaTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 19, 2017 12:34:42 AM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

My main reason for my serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources, is that it is opposed by the people whose lives it will affect most, and permanently, theAthabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation. I urge the panel to listen to theiropposition. Nature that far north is a fragile ecosystem, and it will never recover from the kind ofdevastation being proposed.

Caribou everywhere are under threat by development; bison, which are only now making a come backfrom their near extinction a century ago, have been stressed for years by habitat loss and climatechange (the bison herd in the southern NWT was decimated by anthrax poisoning back in 2012, asituation exacerbated by climate change.

In addition to threatening habitat for caribou and bison, the effect of the mine would be extremelynegative for the Indigenous groups which rely on these animals for food and cultural expression.

I urge the panel to reject this project.

Sincerely,

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From: Iain ScottTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 2:28:23 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Enough is enough. No more fossil fuel BS. Get the hint, the majority of Canadians DO NOT WANTTHIS!!! When is our Government going to LISTEN!!! The Conservatives wouldn't, are the Liberals goingto ignore us too?!?!?!?!

Sincerely,

Iain Scott

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From: Irene McIlwainneTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 19, 2017 12:38:16 AM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, m,kproposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Irene McIlwainne

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From: J JobinTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 5:31:49 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project. It is time forCanada to start being serious about green energy and not destroying our land and environment for shirtterm gain.

Sincerely,

J

From: J. Keith HayTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 5:32:20 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Any such project would increase greenhouse gas emissions and given the climate crisis facing Canadaand the world, it is inconceivable that mine like this would be developed. Further, the Frontier project isincompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would threaten Canada’s ability toachieve the emissions reduction targets we committed to meet at the Paris Climate Accord.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

J. Keith Hay, MD

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From: J. ScottTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 19, 2017 2:16:15 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express my extreme concern about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Of equal concern, the project would produce totally unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions.The Frontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and wouldundermine Canada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our ParisClimate Accord commitments.

To summarize, the Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermineIndigenous rights and unleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. In the interests of allCanadians, I urge you as conscientious overseers of our country's obligation to protect the environmentto reject this destructive project.

Sincerely,

J. Scott

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From: J.L. LemmonTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 5:13:20 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express my deep concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I strongly urge you to reject this project, andto instead put time, energy & money into renewable sources of energy. Thank you!

Sincerely,

J.L. Lemmon

From: Jack JensenTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 19, 2017 11:10:18 AM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

What the world does not need now is more heavy oil on the market.

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Jack Jensen

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From: Jaclyn O"ConnorTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 19, 2017 5:32:21 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources. Please consider the following when reviewing the proposal.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Jaclyn O'Connor

Jaclyn O'Connor

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From: Jacques CharbinTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 4:35:13 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

The Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by Teck Resources is an outrageous travesty of injusticeto the environment and nearby First Nations.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices.

Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose the project, and Iurge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions.

The Frontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and wouldundermine Canada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our ParisClimate Accord commitments.

I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Jacques Charbin

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From: Jacques L. St-ArnaudTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 9:34:26 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express my serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Jacques L. St-Arnaud

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From: James AlexanderTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 9:39:22 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I am a retired Geologist writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project,proposed by Teck Resources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

James Alexander

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From: James B. ByrneTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 19, 2017 11:09:20 AM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources. While I recognise that economic activity is deemed a social good and that development isconsidered necessary I question whether development should be exempt from the normal economicconsiderations of costs and benefits.

My observation of mega-projects, particularly in the mining sector, is that nearly invariantly the decisionto proceed entirely neglects to consider the true cost of clean up in the aftermath of development.

The Alberta Tar Sands development has been controversial since I was first taught about it in the 1960sand the spectacle of the ruin that this development has made of Canada's north is a mute testament ofwhy it was, and remains, controversial.

The mess that some profit driven companies have made of our environment is, with small exception, leftto the public to bear. Whether through persistent degradation of our environment or through theexpenditure of vast amounts of public money to ameliorate the injuries.

There is only one way where development on the scale proposed is acceptable and that is on the basisof cleaning up as one goes. Of course, insisting on this often will make such projects 'uneconomic' totheir proponents. Which reveals all one needs to know about the 'economic' arguments in their favour.

Leaving the cost of remediation to the end of a project's economic life is a guarantee of the publicdealing with a corporate shell without assets to finance the task required. Taking money 'on account' todeal with future remediation is equally disingenuous. These funds are never reserved to use for theirintended purpose and the costs of remediation always greatly exceed any accrued reserve in any case.

I am neither blind to the political issues which underlie these decisions nor to the excessive influencethat large amounts of money seems to have on our elected officials and public officers. One does nothave to take a bribe to benefit from deciding in favour big money. There are many benefits to be hadby acquiescing to the desires of the powerful: Re-election, promotion, access to the corridors of power,expectations of reward in other forms. It is amazing how so very often public policy decisions seem toalign perfectly with the personal interests of the people making the decisions.

The people of Canada, indeed the people around the world, have long since grown tired of thissystemic corruption. We are so very, very weary of seeing the birthright of average citizens parcelledout by evidently corrupt governments to private interests for a fraction of its real value. We are

increasingly angry when we are left with the cost of cleaning up after our 'betters' when those interestslonger benefit from their exploitation of public property.

The Alberta Tar Sands development projects are individually and collectively a blight on the CanadianNation, physically, intellectually, economically, and morally. We need no more moonscapes and rivers offilth in this country. It is past time that oilmen need look to less destructive means of earning a living.

Do not permit this project to proceed. It is unconscionable.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

James B. Byrne

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From: James DuthieTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 9:45:28 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I'm writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources. This cannot go ahead. Energy companies have to transition to non-fossil fuels starting now.Every billion invested now locks us in to dangerous levels of CO2 emissions for decades, and we don'thave decades. Teck ahs to realize that the age of fossil fuels is ending, and the big money will be inrenewables. Rescue them from their own folly and turn this project down.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

James Duthie

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From: James ScottTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 8:04:38 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

With a poor market for bitumen and big concerns about the environmental impact of this project, whywould we allow oil company to make this kind of mess?

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

James Scott

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From: James TaylorTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 19, 2017 12:25:22 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

IT'S NOT NEEDED AND IT'S A POTENTIAL ENVIRONMENTAL DISASTER!

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

James Taylor

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From: Jan BevanTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Concerning Teck Resources Frontier Mine ProjectDate: July 20, 2017 12:17:13 PM

Dear Members of Review Panel:

I hereby express my strong opposition to approval of the proposed Teck Frontier Mine.

First, the area concerned is important to two indigenous peoples: the Mikisew Cree, and the AthabaskaChipeyan. Both groups consider that the proposed mine would violate their aboriginal rights. Theystrongly oppose the proposed industrial development. In this era of Reconciliation and recognition ofAboriginal rights, it is highly unwise to impose a huge industrial project on an area of indigenousconcern.

Secondly, as a concerned Canadian, I oppose a project that will severely impact the environment. Theproposed open-pit tar-sands Frontier Mine would involve destruction of a large area of boreal forest,and imperil the herds of bison and caribou which are already stressed.

Third, the proposed mine is intended to supply the Kinder Morgan pipeline. Many thousands ofCanadians are horrified that the K-M Pipeline is proceeding, when it is abundantly clear that theenvironmental impacts and aboriginal conflicts far outweigh any economic benefit. The world is rapidlyshifting to renewable energy, and it is an enormously risky folly to continue pursuing the transport oflow-grade “dilbit” over huge distances of Canadian territory and by tanker through Canadian waters.

Fourth, the shift to renewable energy makes continued mining of tar sands an unsustainable activity.The pollution involved would defeat Canada’s attempts to reduce global warming. It is highly risky—andunnecessary—to continue to mine tar-sands, with their inherent pollution and contribution to climatechange, their habitat and species destruction, and their abrogation of aboriginal rights.

As a Canadian citizen, I strongly oppose the proposed Teck Frontier Mine project. I urge you to use allyour powers to deny this application.

Ms. Jan Bevan

Hornby Island, B.C.

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From: Jan HeynenTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Stop the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 8:21:12 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,I find it hard to believe that another study is necessary to determine that another tar sands mine is aproblem. By now, the precautionary principle must be applied, which is the reverse of the rule incriminal court: tar sands are guilty until proven innocent. Since again, indigenous people are going to besuffering the consequences (without their clear agreement), please stop this threat from Teckresources!

Sincerely,

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From: Jan JohnstonTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 19, 2017 4:58:21 AM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

The fact that this mine is trying to sneak its way through a review process raises alarms not just aboutthe mine, but about our government! Why not be open? Why not invite public debate? Who does thgovernment ultimately represent ... big business or Canadian citizens (and taxpayers)?

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Jan Johnston

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From: Jane MertzTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 5:52:23 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

We need to stop subsidizing and promoting fossil fuels, unless the intent is to actually kill off allmammals on the planet in particular the humans.

Sincerely,

Jane Mertz

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From: Jane ReidTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 6:30:18 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by Teck.

This type of project is not what is needed as we face a world of climate change. This is a backwards,nothing-will-never-change project. Something HAS to change to protect our future, because it's going tochange on us. This project is a perfect example of climate change denial, really.

We cannot continue to increase oil sands production and expect to not pay a price. Economics willprobably prove to be a final nail in the coffin as projects like this become untenable in our changingworld.

This type of project is a mistake now, and will be an even bigger one in the future.

Please do not approve it.

Sincerely,

Jane

From: Jane ToppingTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 5:44:46 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express my serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine will not only disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds which are already close to extinction it will undermine the treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on themfor food and cultural practices. In fact, the mine is proposed for an area that the Athabasca ChipewyanFirst Nation has declared off limits to industrial development. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nationand the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose the project, and your panel must respect their opposition.

The project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. The Frontier project isincompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermine Canada’s ability toachieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accord commitments all ofwhich should be enough to reject the project.

Approving the Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine has no defendable legitimacy. Given it will threatenendangered species,pollute sensitive watersheds, undermine Indigenous rights and unleashunacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I request that the panel reject any approval for thisproject.

Sincerely,

Jane Topping

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From: Jane ToppingTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 5:44:38 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express my serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine will not only disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds which are already close to extinction it will undermine the treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on themfor food and cultural practices. In fact, the mine is proposed for an area that the Athabasca ChipewyanFirst Nation has declared off limits to industrial development. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nationand the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose the project, and your panel must respect their opposition.

The project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. The Frontier project isincompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermine Canada’s ability toachieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accord commitments all ofwhich should be enough to reject the project.

Approving the Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine has no defendable legitimacy. Given it will threatenendangered species,pollute sensitive watersheds, undermine Indigenous rights and unleashunacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I request that the panel reject any approval for thisproject.

Sincerely,

Jane Topping

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From: Janet HamblyTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 5:09:19 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

Before you read the following form letter expressing general rejection of this plan, you should know thatI was one of the thousands that spoke out against the mega quarry proposed for Melancthon insouthern Ontario. That too was an outrage that a big multimillionaire dollar hedge fund tried to sneakinto my backyard.

This mine isn't literally in my backyard, but it's in my country and its part of the environment we needto protect. Don't underestimate the power of the people. We took on the mega quarry and won. Eyesare on you.

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Janet Hambly

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From: Janice McQuayTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 19, 2017 2:33:10 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources. I find it hard to believe that another bitumen project is even being taken seriously.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Janice McQuay

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From: Janice MillingtonTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 19, 2017 3:08:26 AM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I'm writing to you to plead with you to reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project.

I am a Naturopathic Doctor and I keep up to date on the mounting evidence proving that toxins arenow the primary driver of most diseases. This type of mining releases toxins that are literally killing usand costing our health care system millions of dollars. We can't keep polluting the earth like this. Weare killing ourselves, and of course all other life forms that are directly and indirectly affected by thepollution that this mine would emit.

Please reject this project!

Sincerely,

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From: Janine TribeTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 5:20:48 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

We need clean renewable energy projects,

instead. Perhaps Elizabeth May could suggest some better alternatives.

Sincerely,

Janine Tribe

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From: Jason StrakaTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 4:18:18 PM

Dear members of the Joint Review Panel,

I wish to bring to your attention a number of serious concerns about the proposed Teck Frontier OilSands Mine.

Having lived and worked as an Ecologist in Northern Alberta for several years, I am aware of the detailsof this proposal, many of which make me very concerned for the long-term environmental and culturalimpacts on this region. This proposal has been through many rounds of Supplementary InformationRequests but there is good evidence that it has been advanced through the EIA process because oftight deadlines and confusion over the previous government's changes to the Environmental AssessmentAct, rather than the merits of the application. This has left many major unresolved issues as the projectis about to be presented for the panel.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for Woodland Caribou and Wood Bison (in particular,leading to potential disruption of the disease-free status of the Ronald Lake Bison Herd). The proposedmine is directly on the migratory pathway and breeding area of a number of birds that are Species AtRisk, which have not been adequately surveyed or assessed in this region or in Canada (examplesinclude the Whooping Crane, Yellow Rail, Common Nighthawk, Cliff Swallow, Barn Swallow, TreeSwallow, Red Knot, Upland Sandpiper, Ruddy Turnstone, Solitary Sandpiper, American Golden-Plover,Bar-tailed Godwit, Short-billed Dowitcher, Dunlin, Olive-sided Flycatcher, Canada Warbler, and RustyBlackbird). Furthermore, current (and proposed) methods of assessing and mitigating impacts onmigratory and breeding birds are extremely inadequate, particularly for birds other than waterfowl (e.g.passerines, shorebirds, and aerial insectivores).

Teck has also failed to articulate how it plans on mitigating the impacts of invasive plant species,industrial noise (including noise from the proposed airport), and light pollution (with potential to impactWood Buffalo's status as a Dark Sky Preserve).

The mine will also impact the rights of Indigenous people, including the Mikisew Cree, AthabascaChipewyan, and Metis. The proposal has not adequately outlined impacts on these people, includingimpacts to their health, livelihoods, and spiritual and cultural wellbeing, as well as access to traditionalterritories. Teck has not provided clear ways of mitigating these impacts.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of emissions of contaminants (PACs,PAHs, and methyl mercury) and greenhouse gases. The Frontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermine Canada’s ability to achieve the emissionsreduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accord commitments.

I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Jason Straka

MSc.

Jason Straka

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From: Jayne UdoliniTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Irresponsible pollution and natural destruction.Date: July 18, 2017 5:52:35 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Besides, we will not need this product by the time it comes online and it probably will not pay for itself.

Sincerely,

Jayne Ugolini

Jayne Udolini

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From: Jean DonaldsonTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 6:46:21 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition. We don't need any more oil - there is alreadyan over-supply!

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Jean Donaldson

Jean

From: Jean-Guy NemesTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 19, 2017 10:09:17 AM

A piece of land that is so important to buffalos, caribou and the First Nations must be respected andpreserved ! The Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project proposed by Teck

Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by Teck Resources, is unacceptable !

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Jean-Guy Nemes

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From: Jeff PayneTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Kill the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 19, 2017 9:34:21 AM

To All Joint Review Panel members,

The Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by Teck Resources, is a complete disaster for manyreasons and therefore should be stopped immediately.

The world does NOT need to destroy nature, animal habitat, indigenous territory and create pollution inorder to produce more hydrocarbons. And we specifically don't need that happening in Canada,specifically in Northern Alberta's tar sands.

Stop this project while we can and make the right decision for Canada's future. Stop the Teck FrontierMine and protect people and nature instead of short term profits and a pollution.

Regards,

Jeff Payne<email address removed>

From: Jefffey RoussakisTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 8:38:17 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to tell you that I am against the Teck Frontier mining project. The damage from this dirty tarsands project should be talked about more. So i am forwarding this to all of my friends whom rely onme to inform them about heavy climate change impacters. Be prepared to have plenty of peopleopposed to this. I will be doing my best to make sure the public is aware of this project.

Sincerely,

Jeff Roussakis

Jefffey Roussakis

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From: Jeffrey ClappTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Frontier Oil Sands: Keep it in the ground!!Date: July 18, 2017 6:55:16 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to ask you to reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by Teck Resources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Jeffrey Clapp

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From: Jen StrohscheinTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 19, 2017 12:04:35 AM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

I am a mother of young children who will, together with countless others, be impacted by climatechange and poisoned water. I care about the boreal forest and endangered species and habitat. I careabout the rights of the First Nations who suffer the most from dirty projects in their territories. I hopeyou care about these things too. They matter, more than profits.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Jen Strohschein

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From: Jenna GardnerTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 19, 2017 3:59:22 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I have some concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by Teck Resources.

My first concern is in regards to Alberta's tar sands emission cap of 100 megatonnes/year and how,even without this project's approval, we are expected to be approximately 30 megatonnes over the cap.Not only is this unacceptable but it is contrary to our responsibity to uphold the Paris Climate Accord.

Secondly, it is widely suggested that the project will disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou andbison herds, both of which are of great concern to me. The undermining of local First Nations treatyrights and the fact they rely on the land for food is another concern of mine, not to mention thepotential loss of their cultural practices. The mine is proposed for an area the Athabasca ChipewyanFirst Nation has declared off limits to industrial development. Since both the Athabasca Chipewyan FirstNation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose the project, I ask the panel to respect their opposition.These lands are obviously important to them.

In summary, the Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermineIndigenous rights and unleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I strongly suggest thisprojest be rejected. As much as Alberta is in need of jobs, we cannot afford the consequences ofapproving this project.

Sincerely,

Jenna Gardner<personal information removed>

From: Jeremy LinkTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Approve the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 9:25:14 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express strong support about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

Jeremy Link

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From: jeremy sametzTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 5:04:33 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Adding: no one wants your dirty bitumen. The world is moving away from oil. Get with the program.Invest in renewable energy sources

Sincerely,

From: Jessica WarnerTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 5:05:21 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

HOW STUPID DOES TECK RESOURCES THINK WE CANADIANS ARE? HOW STUPID DOES OURGOVERNMENT THINK WE ARE, ALLOWING YET ANOTHER CORPORATION TO DO AN END-RUNAROUND _OUR_ ENVIRONMENT AND THE LAWS AND PROCESSES THAT ARE SUPPOSED TO PROTECTTHEM?

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Jessica Warner

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From: Jim McNeilTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 7:22:55 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I really wonder if Tech really wishes to do this at all. I think it's a great idea, Tech resources can have ahuge stranded asset as they watch their share prices plummet. Just like opening a Buggy whip factoryin the early 1900's, this project makes no sense and if it can be funded, it's a testament to the all thefools with money.

Sincerely,

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From: Jim MoffattTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 19, 2017 10:35:20 AM

Attention all Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Jim Moffatt

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From: Jim WhitworthTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 11:37:20 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

A collasally stupid idea that I am sure will go ahead; that's what is driving the world these daysblindingly stupid greed and ignorance. Won't it be fun we can all fry togethor, kind of like a barbequefrom hell.

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Jim Whitworth

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From: Joan BarrettTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 1:47:28 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express very serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed byTeck Resources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this disastrous project.

Sincerely,

Joan Barrett

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From: Joan Eisert HALLTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: I Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 19, 2017 2:38:15 AM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Joan Eisert HALL

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From: Joanne AcamporaTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 4:57:21 PM

To the Joint Review Panel:

I am very concerned about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, as proposed by Teck Resources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Joanne Acampora

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From: Joanne BentleyTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Say "NO!" to the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 5:34:11 PM

To all Joint Review Panel members;

I write today to express my complete opposition to the proposed Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, putforward by Teck Resources.

This mine *will* disrupt irreplaceable habitat which supports endangered caribou and bison herds, andWILL undermine the treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on these animals for food and culturalpractices.

The fact is Teck Resources has proposed opening a tar-sands mine in an area the Athabasca ChipewyanFirst Nation has declared OFF LIMITS to industrial development! It is impossible to imagine a moredisrespectful, ignorant and abusive proposition! Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and MikisewCree First Nation oppose this project - your panel MUST respect their position.

Furthermore, the Frontier Oil Sands project WILL add an unacceptable level of greenhouse gasemissions to Earth's atmosphere. Teck Resources' project is utterly at odds with the health and safety ofCanadians, and incompatible with Alberta’s 100 mega-tonne cap on tar-sands emissions. This proposedproject WILL undermine Canada’s emissions reduction targets, and WILL undermine our credibility onthe world-stage where our country's required Paris Climate Accord commitment is concerned.

CANADIANS EXPECT BETTER!

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine threatens endangered species, undermines Indigenous rights, andplaces Canada on the precipice of unleashing UNACCEPTABLE levels of greenhouse gas emissions!

As a taxpayer and voter, I demand you immediately reject this project!

Cordially,

Joanne Bentley

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From: Jocelyn ChouinardTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 11:38:14 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

This absolute insanity is a very serious threat to our very survival on this planet!!! The greedy disgustingfools who can not think past the end of their own noses are completely out of control!!! Unfortunately,Trudeau does not have a clue about the consequences of lying to Canadians and the world that he issupporting climate change control, then shamelessly promotes opening up the world's filthiest and mosttoxic bitumen from the Tar Samds. To make things even worse, he plans to ship it through agingbroken pipelines then fill tankers that will, without question, spew this filthy muck along the pristinePacific Coast. Once this bitumen spills there is absolutely no way to clean it up and that will be the endof sea life there!! More than ever, we need strong, insightful leaders who understand the consequencesof horrible decisions and choose wise ones instead!!

Sincerely,

Jocelyn Chouinard

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From: Joel GoshulakTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Frontier Oil Sands is UnacceptableDate: July 18, 2017 9:21:14 PM

Joint Review Panel members,

Teck Resources' proposal must not go through.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Joel Goshulak

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From: Joel OrnoyTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 11:44:14 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.This project poses a risk to the natural environment, exacerbate climate change and pose arisk to indigenous health and way of life.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Joel Ornoy

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From: John BirdTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 19, 2017 2:38:26 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about Teck Resources' Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project.

I understand that both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation opposethe project. And in fact, the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation considers the area so environmentallysensitive and important that it has declared it off limits to industrial development. If it goes ahead, thismine will disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and undermine the treaty rightsof First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. I urge the panel to respect theopposition of these First Nations.

The Frontier project will also produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. It'sincompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and will undermine Canada’s ability toachieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accord commitments.

Please reject this project.

Sincerely,

John Bird

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From: John DoveTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 5:16:32 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

This project will result in increases in Greenhouse Gas production that will damage the environment tosuch an extent that the Joint Review Panel must reject the application.

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

John Dove

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From: John GarnerTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 19, 2017 10:55:26 AM

To: Joint Review Panel members,

I share serious concerns about Teck Resources' proposed open pit Frontier Oil Sands Project.

I am particularly concerned that it may endanger the habitat of caribou and bison herds and polute thewatershed of Wood Buffalo National Park.

As well, I support the treaty rights concerns of local First Nations for food resources and culturalpractices. In fact, the mine is proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation hasdeclared off limits to industrial development.

I urge the panel to respect the opposition to this project by both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nationand the Mikisew Cree First Nation.

Finally, the Frontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions and wouldundermine Canada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

John Garner

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From: John HancornTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 7:55:13 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

Why in Gods name are we even considering the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The GHGs that would result from this project would put us completely at odds with our stated climategoals from the Paris Accord. To continue to expand tar sands exploitation with the knowledge of theclimate catastrophe our offspring are facing is irresponsible and reprehensible.

The opposition of local First Nations and the destruction of caribou habitat should be enough reason tosay no. The climate implications make no the only clear choice.

As the father of two teenagers I worry about the future they face as a result of the failures of ourpresent leaders. Please say no to the Frontier OIl Sands Mine.

Sincerely,

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From: John LegaultTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 8:08:14 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

When are we, as inhabitants of this world going to realize that we cannot continue earth forits resources simple to satisfy a human generated economic concept of a corporate bottom line? Oil ispasse and so are tar-sands generated fuels.

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources. This expansion is just a short-term gain and future generations will never understand whywe continued down this terminal path.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

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From: John Mark RobertsonTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 19, 2017 12:40:18 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition. At long last, we need to start respectingnature and First Nations. Until now, we haven't done that.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments. Either those agreements are meaningless, in which case our government was cynicallydishonest, or it means something, in which case we have to stop business as usual.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

John Mark Robertson

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From: John ShearerTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 6:45:36 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources. At a time when we desperately need to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and move rapidlyaway from the use of fossil fuels, this project must not be approved. To do so would be anirresponsible act.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions.

I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

John Shearer

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From: John ThomasTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 7:47:12 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by Teck Resources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

John Thomas

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From: Johnny WilsonTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 6:16:51 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I am an exploration geologist, hydrogeologist, and own a water well drilling company.

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Johnny Wilson

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From: Jon HealeyTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 9:02:18 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to Request that you reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by Teck Resources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Jon Healey

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From: Jon Le BaronTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: NO TECK RESOURCES OIL SANDS MINE!!!!!!!Date: July 19, 2017 12:02:23 AM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Jon Le Baron

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From: Jordanna ReidTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Please Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 10:47:23 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

NO! You may not approve this project. 1000 times no! We need to take action on climate change NOW.This is the exact opposite of that. HARD NO!

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Jordanna Reid

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From: jorg OstrowskiTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 19, 2017 2:30:22 PM

Joint Review Panel,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

First, as a business man of 40 years in Canada, I must inform you that the age of "mega project" isfinished around the world if you care to follow energy developments & trends, or if you have traveled atall to various countries over the last few years.

Second, fossil fuel is obsolete, since the market for tar sands is shrinking exponentially, if you check:

1) data from peak oil

2) cost-effectiveness of energy efficiency & conservation achievements around the world, resulting inever growing reductions in demand

3) economic & investment trends & emerging policies, which are divesting from fossil fuels (<10%growth rate)

& investing in renewable energy (>40% growth rate over the last 10 years)

4) environmental controls, legislation & regulations

5) public demand for the protection of the environment

6) clear consensus (97%) of scientists on climate change

7) trends in board rooms & shareholder meetings

Thirdly, the more you promote dirty energy with such destruction on land, water & air, the more Albertabecomes the arm pit of North America, the pariah of the world community, with a black eye for energydevelopment, tourism & business, & a denier of fact & evidence, to be reprimanded & sanctioned more& more by various groups & foreign governments

As a former consultant to Suncor, I am quite familiar with oil sands. I propose that instead, it would befar wiser, prudent & visionary with much more support internationally, for tar sands to be recycled into"silicon valley of the north" with many job creation opportunities & economic development.

In addition, I can clearly say, that such operations will result in major legal action against individualswho promote this development, with personal & corporate exposure for liability, due to the provencancer & death rates from the pollution that has resulted so far.

In addition, the proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herdsand undermine the treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices.In fact, the mine is proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared offlimits to industrial development. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree FirstNation oppose the project, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Approval of this project would be unprofessional, foolish or irresponsible.

Sincerely, Jorg Ostrowski, M. Arch. A.S. (MIT), B. Arch. (Toronto)

jorg

From: Jude LarkinTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 19, 2017 1:00:14 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,In order to prevent run away global warming, we need to keep the tar sands oil in the ground. Thismine should not be built. Instead, let the boreal forest in the area continue to consume carbon dioxideand produce oxygen.

Sincerely,

Jude Larkin

Jude

From: Judy BowenTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 5:30:33 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

I am also doubting the economic returns of the Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine. World oil prices are notshowing any indication of rising beyond the $50/barrel mark - with the United States looking to be oilself sufficient by 2020 as the Permian Basin is brought into play. Even if Teck Resources finds thecapital to initiate the new mine, how is this initiative to ever show profit? And with regard to the KinderMorgan pipeline - how would Teck Resources ever find the funds (under a $50 price of oil) to pay thepipeline transport fees? I just cannot fathom how the Government of Canada or the Government ofAlberta would not be tapped (yet again) to somehow arrange for public funds (which Canadaincreasingly does not have) to be used to somehow keep this operation alive.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. In addition, the economics of oil prices andpipeline fees indicate that there are few monetary incentives beyond government subsidies to supportthe project. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Judy

From: Judy HunterTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 7:10:26 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project. We need tobe developing cutting edge new non-polluting sources of power other than dirty oil. It is 2017!!!

Sincerely,

Judy Hunter

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From: Judy McKayTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 10:45:26 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

For all the reasons stated in the following letter, please reject Tech Frontier Oil Sands Mine.

It is time to put our resources into clean renewable energies. Tar sand projects are so detrimental tothe land, the forests, the inhabitants of the forests and the people. They are not renewal. They aredestructive. Tar sand projects are not profitable or beneficial for our country.

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions.

I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Judy McKay

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From: Julia LissauTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 6:14:20 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

All this proposed development does is to enable all of us to continue with "business as usual". It spellsout societal collapse all over the world.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Julia Lissau

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From: Julie JohnstonTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 5:07:14 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

We are in a climate and oceans disruption emergency. The survival of our species (and most life onEarth), the future of our children and grandchildren hangs in the balance. If you come down on the sideof money, greed and profit, sure, go ahead and approve another dirty, polluting, carbon-intensive tarsands project.

But if you stand for life, health and survival, then you must reject this project. We must get our globalgreenhouse gas emissions to virtually zero as rapidly as possible.

Sincerely,

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From: Julie MichaudTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 8:12:35 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

It is not acceptable for a potentially huge tar sands mining company to try to sneak their filthy minethrough the review process before the public learns how dangerous it is.

I vehemently oppose this unhanded process of opening up new dangerous tar sands mines.

Sincerely,

Julie Michaud

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From: June WellsTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 19, 2017 12:06:18 AM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I am asking you ,the Joint Review Panel to pull your heads out of the tar sands and take note of what ishappening world wide with respect to oil consumption.There is a major shift among the investmentcommunity to get out of oil stocks,,Dutch Royal Shell and Berkshire Hathaway to name just 2. With oilnow priced about $45 / b and Volvo announcing the phasing out of the gasoline burning car it make nosense to increase oil sands extraction. With the onset of devestating forest fires at Fort Mac and BC it ismorally wrong to approve further fossil fuel extraction for Teck Frontier Mine

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

June Wells

June Wells

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From: Justin FisherTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 10:05:16 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express my concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would violate the treaty rights of local First Nations - the mine is proposed for anarea that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrial development andboth the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose the project. I urgethe panel to respect their opposition. Furthermore, the proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat forendangered caribou and bison herds, herds local First Nations rely upon for food and cultural practices.

Moreover, and of the utmost importance, the project would produce an unacceptable level ofgreenhouse gas emissions. The Frontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sandsemissions, and would undermine Canada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required tomeet our Paris Climate Accord commitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Justin Fisher

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From: K SmithTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 5:36:28 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

We are legion, and we are watching.

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

K Smith

I did read this whole e-mail.

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From: Karen AkhtarTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 20, 2017 4:18:14 AM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

Do not approve the Frontier Oil Sands Mine--tar sands projects only bring more pollution, which is thelast thing we need. This project will harm the environment and would violate the rights of local FirstNations groups--approval for this project is a terrible idea.

Sincerely,

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From: Karl MaierTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 19, 2017 9:46:19 AM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I oppose the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project. It threatens endangered species, ignores Indigenousrights and contradicts any sensible climate change policy.

This proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and break thetreaty rights of the First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. Both the AthabascaChipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose it. It is simply incompatible withAlberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermine Canada’s ability to achieve theemissions reduction targets under the Paris Climate Accord.

I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Karl Maier

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From: Karl PerrinTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 19, 2017 1:10:19 AM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. For our children, I urge you to reject thisproject.

Sincerely,

Karl Perrin

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From: Kate ChungTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 5:39:12 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

Our planet is dying due to fossil fuel abuse.

I have serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by Teck Resources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Kate Chung

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From: Kathees AnandavelTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 20, 2017 7:13:14 AM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

If this government is serious about climate change, it should make sure this project is rejected.

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Kathees Anandavel

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From: Kathleen StewartTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 5:06:36 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

Is there nothing that will make these companies realize the damage they are doing to the world?

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Kathleen

From: Kathryn CloustonTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 2:12:17 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project as proposed by TeckResources.

This mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and undermine thetreaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mine istargeted toward an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition. Approving this mine would also subjectCanada to the embarrassment of having one of our UN World Heritage sites listed as endangered. Item4 of the UNESCO request to Canada to "Conduct a systematic risk assessment of oil sands tailings pondsand an assessment of impacts to the Park from the proposed Teck Frontier Project and submit those toUNESCO’s advisory bodies for review" is the least that should be required before making any decision onthis mine.

Even worse, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions at a timewhen your government has committed to reducing this product. The Frontier project is incompatible withAlberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermine Canada’s ability to achieve theemissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accord commitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights,endanger a World Heritage Site and produce unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urgeyou to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Kathryn Clouston

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From: Kathryn OggTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 7:19:16 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments. This is unacceptable and should not be approved.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Kathryn Ogg

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From: Kathy PorterTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 1:54:44 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

Considerable work was done to develop an Ecosystems Management framework through the CumulativeEnvironmental Management Association. This multi-party work should not be ignored. Nor should theconsiderable efforts of the Mikisew Crew.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Kathy Porter

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From: Keith MaddockTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 3:46:21 PM

It's time for a full disclosure on the potential hazards of this project to the environment and indigenouslifestyle..

From: Ken JeannotteTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 4:57:13 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources. Please stop the insanity, the fires of the last couple of yrs show it's time to get seriousabout crontrolling climate change.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Ken Jeannotte

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From: Ken PonsfordTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 19, 2017 10:07:18 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

No more bitumen sands development, please. Bitumen oil, by so many indicators, is expensive beyondmarketability. There are so many alternate, renewable sources of the energy we demand that furtherbitumen sands development is unjustifiable. Please reject this application.

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Ken Ponsford

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From: Kenneth AttawayTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 5:10:18 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

Do not allow the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by Teck Resources. The mine is proposed foran area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrial development.Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose the project, and Iurge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project will produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. The Frontierproject will continue the destruction of Earth.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine will threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. If you respect this planet and its inhabitants,reject this project.

Sincerely,

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From: Kenneth MorenTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 11:09:21 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

These companies who ride roughshod over our environment in the name of short-term profit arestealing from future generations of, not only Canadians, but all citizens of the world. I say enough!!!

Cleaner sources of energy exist now. Let us use them.

Sincerely,

Kenneth Moren

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From: kim hunterTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 8:09:25 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

THERE ARE NO MORE EXCUSES IN THE 21ST CENTURY.

THESE UNCONVENTIONAL FOSSIL FUELS HAVE NOT THE MADE THE PROVINCE A PROFIT IN OVER ADECADE.

THIS PROJECT WILL FURTHER THWART PROGRESS AND PROSPERITY FOR THE PROVINCE OF BC.

"I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,"

kim hunter

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From: Kim McQuaiteTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 3:20:14 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project, and proposeplacing a wind farm in its place, which I believe could be done without massive forest destruction.

Sincerely,

Kim McQuaite

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From: Kristina EtwellTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, Respect First Nations RightsDate: July 18, 2017 11:39:13 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds, andundermine the treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. Infact, the mine is proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limitsto industrial development. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nationoppose the project, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Kristina Etwell

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From: Kristina StockwoodTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 10:23:15 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

We don't need more dirty oil. We need clean, ethical energy sources. That's why I'm writing to expressserious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by Teck Resources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Kristina Stockwood

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From: Krystyna RossTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 2:06:25 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

We already are facing a massive bill for cleaning up the tailing ponds left by firms that have ceasedproduction. Any economic benefit we might recognize is short term and will not cover the ultimate costto Canadians of letting this proceed.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Krystyna Ross

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From: L HansenTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 19, 2017 1:34:12 AM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I am seriously concerned about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by Teck Resources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. The mine isproposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, The panel needs to respect their opposition.

The mine would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. This Frontier project isincompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermine Canada’s ability toachieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accord commitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions.

I ask you to reject this project. We'll be okay. We don't need so much really to survive. Our health andthat of other living creatures should take priority over the business of Teck Frontier Oil Resources.

Sincerely,

L Hansen

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From: Lana McQueenTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 19, 2017 6:25:19 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project. I honestlydon't know, who in their right mind would allow this to happen. The environment, indigenous rightsand wildlife will pay for this dearly and the money grubbing outfits that keep this horrible activity going,will at some point kick themselves because for all the money they would make, when life is no longeraround the money means absolutely nothing

Sincerely,

Lana McQueen

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From: Lani StevensTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 2:15:30 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

We need to reject any more fossil fuel expansion and instead be working on using funds and know-howto move into a fossil fuel free age. Leave it in the ground.

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Lani Stevens

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From: Lara ArabianTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 8:35:26 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project. Please dowhat is right.

Sincerely,

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From: Latham HunterTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: PLEASE Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 6:40:34 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I fully, adamantly support every word of the following:

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Latham Hunter

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From: Laura AndrighettiTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Please reject the Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 8:49:24 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I am very concerned about Teck Resources's proposed Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, for the followingreasons:

- It is opposed by both the Athabasca Chipewyan and Mikisew Cree First Nations.

- It would destroy important caribou and bison habitat, further endangering these species.

- The greenhouse gas emissions from this project are incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oilsands emissions, and would undermine Canada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targetsrequired to meet our Paris Climate Accord commitments.

I urge you to reject this project. The benefits are not worth the costs. Thank you for your consideration.

Sincerely,

Laura Andrighetti

Guelph, ON

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From: Laura BensonTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 10:13:19 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions.

As a mother who is raising two boys 2 km from the Kinder Morgan tank farm where this dangerousbitumen might end up, I urge you to protect my family and reject this project.

Sincerely,

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From: Laura KloppenbergTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 9:13:19 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition in an actionable way.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Laura Kloppenberg

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From: Laurel RalstonTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 19, 2017 7:41:15 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Laurel Ralston

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From: Laurene BrownTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 7:13:36 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

We don't need or want any more dirty fuel projects. STOP this development right now.

Sincerely,

Laurene Brown

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From: Lawrence SurgesTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 5:06:54 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I am appalled and are therefore writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands MineProject, proposed by Teck Resources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Lawrence Surges

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From: Leanna SturleyTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 5:31:54 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

I really hope you're not seriously considering this proposal. One glance at the consequences andpotential fallout, and that should be enough to know that no project is worth the health of our naturalecosystems. Think of the world that your children's children will grow up in. I hate that that is so cliche,but seriously, think ahead more than the next 10 years.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Leanna Sturley

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From: Lee PorteousTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 5:43:54 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

Why in heaven's name bring more oil to the surface, now of all times? The world is awash in oil and weare selling oil at rock bottom prices and, in some cases, at a discount.

If we are going to pay such a high cost for this, yet another, devastating assault on wildlife, theenvironment and relationships with First Nations, why not put it on hold until our country and our worldcan either extract the oil in a better way or is going down the tubes so badly that this damage won'tamount to much.

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Lee Porteous

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From: Leephether MikovitzTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 11:17:13 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to vote with money not being aconsideration and reject this project.

Sincerely,

Leephether Mikovitz

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From: Lesley JohnstonTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 2:04:19 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Further - Canada is in the process of reviewing its Environmental Assessment process and is consideringthe new ways in which impacted groups must be included in the consultation process, particularly inlight of the UN Declaration of Rights of Indigenous People, which Canada has now signed. This countryhas a responsibility to do this better - and we can!

Sincerely,

Lesley Johnston

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From: Leslie AnthonyTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 5:05:32 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

You have really got to be kidding me that you are even considering the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project,proposed by Teck Resources.

In a day and age of climate action where we desperately need the carbon sequestration power offorests and where we clearly don't need more dirty fossil fuel projects, this proposed mine wouldcontravene all of that as well as disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds andundermine the treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. Infact, the mine is proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limitsto industrial development. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nationoppose the project, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Leslie Anthony

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From: Leslie Roxanne StanickTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project IMMEDIATELY!Date: July 18, 2017 6:51:21 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

It is unconscionable that the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by Teck Resources is even beingconsidered. We must stop any further pipelines from being built. All oil extraction in the Tar Sands muststop now, and no new leases should be allowed. Canada must follow Germany's lead, and othercountries who are following suit, and go fossil fuel free now. I urge you to veto any further extractionfrom the Tar Sands and shut this mess down for good.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

The project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. The Frontier project isincompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermine Canada’s ability toachieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accord commitments.

Sincerely,

Leslie Roxanne Stanick

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From: Libby Racansky RacanskyTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 6:05:33 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions thatwouldn't meet our Paris Climate Accord commitments.

I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Libby Racansky Racansky

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From: Lillian VarcoeTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 7:05:49 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

How much habitat can we afford to lose. There are worldwide boreal fires driven, according to NASA,by volatile thunderstorm weather caused by global warming. These fires generate a significant amountof greenhouse gas.

What does this have to do with a mining company wanting to rip up more boreal forest? The answer istwo fold: how much boreal forest do we have to decimate and do we really need to mine more tarsands, adding to global warming pollution.

The consequence of global warming is becoming more and more obvious according to scientists andthat is why’m writing to express my most serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project,proposed by Teck Resources.

The proposed mine, apart from the obvious pristine forest destruction, would disrupt critical habitat forendangered caribou and bison herds as well as undermine the treaty rights of local First Nations whorely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mine is proposed for an area that theAthabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrial development. Both the AthabascaChipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose the project, and I urge the panel torespect their opposition.

Allowing this project to proceed will generate an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. Also,the Frontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and wouldundermine Canada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our ParisClimate Accord commitments.

To restate the reasons for my opposition: The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangeredspecies, undermine Indigenous rights and unleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. Iurge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Lillian Varcoe

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From: Lily BakerTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 19, 2017 9:10:18 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. As aCanadian teenager, I am already worried for my future. The Frontier project is incompatible withAlberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermine Canada’s ability to achieve theemissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accord commitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Lily Baker

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From: Linda neilsonTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: NO to the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 19, 2017 11:06:11 AM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

Please act as leaders and help Canada move away from Tar Sands Oil Projects. These projects areeconomically and environmentally damaging.

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Linda neilson

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From: Linda DanylukTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 1:51:33 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Do not want to leave this disaster to my son's generation.

Sincerely,

Linda Danyluk

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From: Linda HeeseTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: REJECT the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 19, 2017 2:16:24 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

Enough is enough! The tar sands oil extraction is the most costly and destructive source of oil on theplanet. There is no way the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project should be approved.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Linda Heese

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From: Linda MurphyTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 6:42:34 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

Enough already. What is the matter with the decision-makers that they would even contemplate thisFrontier Oil Sands Mine project? Seriously, let's do the right thing and nix it.

The mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights and unleash unacceptablelevels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

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From: Lisa DescaryTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Teck Resources Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 20, 2017 5:27:12 PM

Dear Panel members,

I’m writing to you about the serious issues I have with the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed byTeck Resources.

This mine is problematic in several ways.The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat forendangered caribou and bison herds and undermine the treaty rights of local indigenous peoples whorely on the caribou and bison for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mine is proposed for an areathat the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrial development. Both theAthabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose the project, and I urge thepanel to respect their opposition. Under UNDRIP, Indigenous peoples have tge right to free, prior,informed consent. This has not happened.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Lisa Descary

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From: Lisa ShortenTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: You cannot approve the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 20, 2017 1:47:17 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

Along with many other Canadians I have serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project,proposed by Teck Resources. I grew up in the shadow of a Teck mine and am well aware of the impacttheir projects have.

Approval of this project would be a flagrant disregard of our governments' commitment to preventcatastrophic climate change due to human activity. It would ignore the recently formalized provincialcap on carbon emissions, as well as indigenous land rights. We should be reducing our country'sreliance on fossil fuels, not scrambling to cash in on as much of them as possible for the benefit of afew at the cost of many.

Teck has a poor track record for respecting the environment and peoples that are affected by theirprojects. They should not be allowed to proceed with this project.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Lisa Shorten

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From: Logan CironeTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 20, 2017 10:52:13 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Citizens entrust people such ad yourself to make decisions that will benefit everyone now and in thegenerations to come. I implore you to avoid making this a part of your political legacy.

Sincerely,

Logan Cirone

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From: Lorene BourgeoisTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 6:17:50 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions.

The sheer level of destruction and pollution the expansion of this project would create is so immense, itis obvious it must be stopped, not only for the sake of the natural environment but also for all humansand animals that inhabit this planet.

I urge you to reject this project.

Thank you for your consideration,

Sincerely,

Lorene Bourgeois

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From: Louise CassiviTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project ConcernsDate: July 18, 2017 10:42:20 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Louise Cassivi

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From: Louise HuneckTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 11:42:13 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions.

All of these things you already know. It is time for the government to represent what is best for allCanadians and stop giving away our future to a dying industry. Oil is over!

Sincerely,

Louise Huneck

Louise Huneck

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From: louise ludlam-taylorTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: comments concerning the proposed Frontier Oil Sands MineDate: July 19, 2017 3:35:13 PM

Dear Joint Panel Review members,

I am writing to express my opposition to this proposed mine which willdestroy critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds. This violatesCanada's legal commitments under the Species at Risk Act and internationaltreaties dealing with biodiversity.

This proposed mine also violates the rights of the Athabasca Chipewyan andMikisew Cree First Nations who firmly oppose the mine. The proposedmine area is deemed so sensitive and important that the Athabasca ChipewyanFirst Nation declared it off limits to industrial development.

I am also very concerned that this proposed mine will exacerbate climatechange when we need to be taking urgent action to reduce green house gasemissions.

This mine also increase the likelihood of toxic chemicals leaking into sensitivewatersheds that flow into the Wood Buffalo Park World Heritage Site.

So the proposed mine should be rejected and no more time and tax payermoney wasted on such projects which should never see the light of day.

Thank you for the opportunity to comment. Best regards,

Louise Taylor

It’s directly linked to the Kinder Morgan pipeline: Teck Resources has signed

contracts to ship oil through Kinder Morgan’s Trans Mountain pipeline.Pipelines like Trans Mountain are only needed if new tar sands projects are

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built. If we kill the Teck Frontier Mine, it will erode Kinder Morgan’s businesscase, and help kill the pipeline. [6]

Please consider signing this Change.org petition calling for a new Class Aprovincial park in the Selkirk Mountains that would protect grizzly bears,mountain caribou, bull trout and the Incomappleux's ancient forest:https://www.change.org/p/protect-bc-s-ancient-inland-temperate-rainforest.

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From: Lynette FiddlerTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 3:04:30 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

To allow the destruction of a forest that is hundreds of years old and will take that long to grow back tothe size it is now, is egregious beyond measure. I have lived in that country and I know the size ofthose old trees are way smaller than say, British Columbia. It can never be regrown in many life times.

I am also aware of the way Caribou range through that area and they quite frankly, have more rights tothat land than some pernicious corporation. This is greed unfettered.

Sincerely,

Lynette Fiddler

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From: Madeleine LemieuxTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 6:37:15 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources. I am a Teck shareholder and I absolutely object to this project, as I will tell them at the nextGeneral Assembly.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Madeleine Lemieux

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From: Malcolm StephensTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 9:51:35 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to say,"Ignore Leadnow".

They are, IMO, an anti democratic self interest group existing on the far & regressive political Left.

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From: Margaret DinsdaleTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 19, 2017 2:16:21 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I have recently paddled the Slave and Peace Rivers and know these sensitive areas. Please do not givethem more problems than they already endure!

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Margaret Dinsdale

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From: Margaret JohnsonTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 19, 2017 7:29:19 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express grave concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

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From: Margarita FloresTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 19, 2017 12:25:14 AM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

IS THERE A WAY BY GOD YOU THINK OF CARING FOR OUR MOTHER EARTH THE ONLY PLACE TOLIVE, AND CHOOSE TO PROTECT INSTEAD OF DESTROY WITH THESE PRJECTS THAT KILL, WILDANIMALS, POLLUTE OUR ENGIRONMENT, HURT US. PLEASE, PLEASE SAY "NO" TO PROFIT, AND YESTO HEALTHY CANADIANS AND OUR LAND!!

Sincerely,

Margarita Flores

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From: Margot JohnstonTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 19, 2017 12:53:12 AM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

No, no, no, no more of this! I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands MineProject, proposed by Teck Resources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Margot Johnston

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From: Mariah GrauTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 19, 2017 6:19:44 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express my most serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed byTeck Resources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Mariah Grau

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From: Marian HargroveTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 1:50:18 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. The B.C.interior is currently experiencingcatastrophic wildfires which will change the landscape, economy and natural world for decades. This iscertainly an indication that the tipping point is here or past and future projects like this should not beconsidered. I urge you to reject it.

Sincerely,

Marian Hargrove

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From: Marian NollTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 5:11:29 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project. Our earthcannot endure another huge polluting project like this.

Sincerely,

Marian Noll

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From: Marie Orth-PallaviciniTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 5:32:22 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

As wildfires burn in my province and brave people put their lives on the line to fight them andthousands exiled from their homes, how can you countenance adding to global warming? It is time fornew alternatives or we won't have a habitat!

Sincerely,

Marie Orth-Pallavicini

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From: Marie-Claude CharlandTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 20, 2017 9:03:13 PM

To the Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Marie-Claude Charland

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From: Mariève LafontaineTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 19, 2017 10:34:16 AM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

PLEASE, MAKE THINGS CHANGE FOR REAL! BE THE DIFFERENCE!!

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Mariève Lafontaine

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From: Marilyn & Gord HarrisTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 10:49:13 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

We are writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and we urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Marilyn & Gord Harris

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From: Marilyn HintonTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 7:01:30 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.Please showsome respect for Mother Earth. Canadians do not need the extra oil. Only their board will benefit andthat's not a good enough reason. they are already well recompensed.

Sincerely,

Marilyn Hinton

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From: Marilyn MachumTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 5:41:48 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

As difficult as it may seem, it is now time to conduct business differently and treat our planet and thepeople, plants, animals, lakes, rivers and oceans with the utmost respect. Scientists are telling us thatwe have only a three year opportunity to halt the climate changes that will make life impossible onmany parts of our earth.

I believe that the vast majority of people want to do the right thing with their lives but have been soimmersed in their jobs and way of life that it seems impossible to make a change. But it can be done.Already many companies and individuals have made the switch from oil and gas extraction to thecreation of sustainable energy. They have realized that cutting down forests and polluting rivers andlakes is no longer necessary. Examples have shown that there are more jobs available in the sustainableenergy field while more money can be made than by remaining stuck in the old ways of depending onfossil fuels.

I encourage all involved to reject the Teck Frontier Mine plan which is so destructive and reactionary.Let's all get behind new and positive sustainable energy projects that will give our children andgrandchildren the chance to live as comfortably and happily as our generation has done.

Sincerely,

Marilyn

From: Marilyn McClellandTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 20, 2017 7:41:13 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

Surely enough ugly destructive damage is enough!! How can we possibly live up to climate / pollutionreduction promises when we allow such blatantly destructive projects to the contrary? We MUST startbeing responsible!

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Marilyn McClelland

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From: Marion GoldenbergTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 2:19:17 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing about Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by Teck Resources.

This mine must not be allowed. It would destroy endangered caribou and bison habitat, and is againstthe treaty rights of local First Nations. The mine is proposed for an area declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject,

Gas emissions: the project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions. It wouldundermine Canada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our ParisClimate Accord commitments.

It is planned to join the Kinder Morgan Pipeline. That /and the Pipeline) must never be allowed. .

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Marion Goldenberg

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From: Marje FletcherTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 19, 2017 8:30:27 AM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Marje Fletcher

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From: Marjorie daCostaTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 19, 2017 7:42:17 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions and potential earthquakes. I urge you toreject this project.

Sincerely,

Marjorie daCosta

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From: Marjoriw ConnorTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 5:19:39 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declare

off limits to industrial development. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew CreeFirst Nation oppose the project, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely, Marj Connor.

Marjoriw Connor

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From: Mark Bigland-PritchardTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 10:48:22 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds.

It would undermine the treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and culturalpractices.

The mine is proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits toindustrial development. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nationoppose the project, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition. To fail to recognise that their nomeans no would be in breach of the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples,and would indicate a failure to engage in meaningful consultation.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the federal official emissions reduction target for 2030, let alone thereductions necessary to play our part in achieving the Paris target of "well below 2degC of warming".

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Mark Bigland-Pritchard

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From: Mark ConlonTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 6:35:22 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Mark Conlon

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From: Mark HathawayTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Say "NO!" to the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 9:14:47 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I amm writing to express my objections to the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Mark Hathaway<personal information removed>

From: Mark HazellTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 6:27:30 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources. To start, there is no market for this oil -- the price of oil on world markets simply does notallow this mine to generate a profit without massive government subsidies, and the government cannothope to meet its commitments under the Paris Climate Accord if it subsidizes more tar sandsdevelopment.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Mark Hazell<personal information removed>

From: Marlene KnightTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project - my wishDate: July 18, 2017 5:32:33 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

Please stop the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by Teck Resources.

We do not need more development of tar sands, we have plenty already. If we allow this development,we will wreak greater havoc on our environment getting the oil out of the ground and transporting itover our precious land and then through precious waterways to ship it to China or other far away place.All so that a few wealthy people can make even more wealth.

Where's the benefit to Canadians? There is no net 'real' benefit, just made up silly projections.

Sincerely,

Marlene Knight<personal information removed>

From: Martha RothTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 6:11:24 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

No doubt you're receiving many messages like mine, but I’m writing to express serious concerns aboutthe Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by Teck Resources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Martha Roth

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From: Martin CermakTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 10:01:26 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

Is this really the way Canada should go? In the light of the fires raging across Western Canada itdoesn't seem right to keep on making the same mistake all over again. Please re-consider if we needsuch a big oil extraction project. I think it's time for a low-carbon economy

Thank you,Martin Cermak

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From: Mary KellyTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 20, 2017 12:53:16 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I write to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

The project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. It is incompatible withAlberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermine Canada’s ability to achieve theemissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accord commitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Mary Kelly

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From: Mary RuddyTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 19, 2017 10:34:15 AM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would

*disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and

*undermine the treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices.

In fact, the mine is proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared offlimits to industrial development. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree FirstNation oppose the project, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project

*would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions.

*is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and

*would undermine Canada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our ParisClimate Accord commitments.

I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Mary Ruddy<personal information removed>

From: Mary Russell RussellTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: The $20- Billion Teck Frontier Mine...Date: July 22, 2017 4:06:18 AM

Dear Joint Review Panelmembers,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources. The whole shebang is against the wellness of life, against the fight to stop Global Warming,against the rights of First Nations who do not have money but do have a sense of what belongs to thefuture and know how to keep themselves in harmony with life itself, and along with most of us, do notwant, will not allow this travesty to go ahead. We do not need more pollution and loss of wellbeing; wedo not need more Co2 in this era of fossil fuels; most certainly we do not need dirty tar sands oil thatwill morph into the destruction and fouling of our pristine coastal waters--and life itself. We do not wantyou and will no have you you, and you must curb your needless greed.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Mary Russell Russell

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From: MaryEllen deGraceTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 10:39:13 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

I really believe that Tar Sands oil should remain in the ground.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

MaryEllen deGrace<personal information removed>

From: Matt PearsonTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 1:58:15 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

Are you fucking serious? Stop. This. Madness.

Sincerely,

Matt Pearson<personal information removed>

From: Matt TavesTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 20, 2017 7:40:15 AM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express my concerns about Teck Resources' proposed Frontier Oil Sands Mine.

This mine would destroy habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds, and undermine the treatyrights of local First Nations. The Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared the region off limits toindustrial development, and the Chipewyan First Nation and Cree First Nation oppose the project. I urgethe panel to respect their opposition.

The mine would also produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions, and is incompatiblewith Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions. This would also undermine Canada’s ability to achievethe emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accord commitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I strongly urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Matt Taves

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From: Matthew BulgerTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 20, 2017 5:40:17 AM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments. Canada needs to stop depending on the unstable, dying fossil fuel industry and needs toinvest more into renewable energy like solar.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Matthew Bulger

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From: Matthew CabanaTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 9:59:33 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Please invest in solar, wind and electric technologies instead.

Sincerely,

Matthew Cabana

Matthew

From: Matthias Newell KrausTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 1:46:54 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

Global warming represents an existential crisis for life on earth. It is time for Canadians to step up anddo the right thing, and shut down the Alberta tar sands.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Matthias Newell Kraus

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From: Maureen CampbellTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 7:14:34 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I strongly urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Maureen Campbell

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From: Max MeighenTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 19, 2017 10:36:29 AM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The mine is proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits toindustrial development. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nationoppose the project, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The proposed mine also would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds andundermine the treaty rights of those First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Max Meighen

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From: Meaghan OrlinskiTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 1:53:31 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

This is backwards and wasteful. Short-sighted and benefits few.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Meaghan Orlinski

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From: Meg ElliottTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 6:44:18 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by Teck Resources.I don;t support an investment in this technology at this time especially when it endangers so manyother resources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Meg Elliott

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From: Melanie Duhamel, Ph.D., P.Eng.To: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 7:56:14 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I have serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project proposed by Teck Resources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce unacceptable greenhouse gas emissions. The Frontier project isincompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermine Canada’s ability toachieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accord commitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Melanie Duhamel, Ph.D., P.Eng.

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From: Melinda ValeTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 11:34:32 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by Teck Resources.

The proposed mine will disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. The mine isproposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project will produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. The Frontierproject is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and will undermine Canada’sability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine threatens endangered species, undermines Indigenous rights andunleashes unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. Please set aside your "economic" concernsand use your conscience: the best decision is to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Melinda Vale

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From: Melissa ChaunTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 20, 2017 11:48:11 AM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project outright.

Sincerely,

Melissa Chaun

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From: Meredith DickmanTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 19, 2017 7:22:23 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

In my opinion this proposal suggests collusion between Teck Resources, Kinder Morgan and Trudeau'sLiberal government. The approval of the Trans Mountain pipeline now makes sense. I would have towonder how much money is going into the Liberal party coffers from these two corporate entities.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

Canada may not be as vulnerable as other nations to the early effects of climate change, but the planetwill suffer from these decisions. Canadians have no right to expect others to bear the brunt of thedisaster that is coming especially as we are one of the highest per capita contributors to globalwarming. We must transition away from fossil fuels as quickly as possible. This project will threaten thatgoal.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Meredith Dickman

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From: Meryle A. KornTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 7:14:26 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

Tar sands oil is particularly polluting, and as the world moves speedily toward lower cost solar and windpower. both of which have some problems but neither of which is nearly so environmentally damagingand polluting, any further mining of tar sands for oil should be a complete non-starter. Just LEAVE ITIN THE GROUND!

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Meryle A. Korn<personal information removed>

From: Michael BagameryTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 6:00:50 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members:

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments. It also makes no economic sense to exacerbate oil development at a time when oil is asunset industry.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights,and unleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely:

Michael Bagamery

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From: Michael ErdmannTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: PLEASE Reject the Frontier Oil Sands MineDate: July 19, 2017 1:18:13 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

The Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by Teck Resources represents a significant step in thewrong direction—environmentally and socially.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Michael Erdmann

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From: Michael HollowayTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 9:29:14 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m appalled that this letter needs to get to you in just 2 days before some sort of dealine. We havetotally failed the country the land and people who live in the Tar Sands precincts.

Stop all expansion for 25 years;

Begin to clean up the tailing ponds (if that is possible);

Begin to monitor - in a leading edge manner - the seepage into ground water hydrology that isoccurring from existing tailing ponds; and,

Make that data public.

Sincerely,

Michael Holloway

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From: Michael IrwinTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 20, 2017 1:07:20 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

T

he project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. The Frontier project isincompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermine Canada’s ability toachieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accord commitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Michael Irwin

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From: Michael LongstaffTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 3:45:17 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

YES Justin, leave it in the ground, until these so-called technologically advanced companies come upwith a better, non-destructive way to extract the bitumen.

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Michael Longstaff

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From: Michael McFaddenTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 7:05:14 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

I am seriously concerned about how we are appear to be placing blatantly short term job creation aheadof our long term viability with projects such as this.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

From: Michael NaultTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 19, 2017 6:02:13 AM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Justin Trudeau, use your authority to stop this shameful greed driven corporation from destroying moreof our once pristine Northland. It's not too late to redeem yourself for caving in to pay-offs, kick backsand promise breaking.

Sincerely,

Michael Nault

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From: Michael SawyerTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 6:17:59 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I do not support the expansion of the tar sands through the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposedby Teck Resources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Michael Sawyer

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From: Michelle ChornellTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 1:47:25 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I strongly urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Michelle Chornell

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From: Mick LauttTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 6:08:13 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m urgently writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed byTeck Resources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Mick Lautt

Mick Lautt

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From: Mike BurnsideTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 7:59:15 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

Come on, guys, are you serious? Violating First Nations rights, polluting enormous swathes of land, andutterly shredding Canada's climate commitments for the sake of a mining company? We're better thanthat...aren't we?

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Mike Burnside

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From: Mike GildersleeveTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 19, 2017 1:33:18 AM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

In this age of global warming and climate change we must not permit the continued expansion oftarsands development!

I am urging you to reject this proposal. For me one of my major concerns is that neither of the FirstNations, the ones most impacted by this project are opposed and have not given their consent. That'senough for me, especially because they have already been significantly impacted already by otherprojects within their traditional unceded territories!

Respectfully,

Mike Gildersleeve

Mission, BC

Sincerely,

Mike Gildersleeve

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From: Mo CurranTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 6:11:27 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources. I hope you will listen to the voices of reason, of concerned citizens who want a brighter andmore stable economic future for our country, and reject this proposal.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

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From: Montana CardinalTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 2:03:23 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

STOP POISONING THE LAND, THE ANIMALS, AND MY PEOPLE. I AM TIRED OF COMPANIES ANDCORPORATIONS THAT ARE NOT FROM MY TERRITORY REAPING THE BENEFITS OF MY HOMETERRITORY AND SHARING NOTHING WITH US, LEAVING DESTRUCTION AND POISON INSTEAD.

YOU ARE ALLOWING THE ILLEGAL VIOLATION INDIGENOUS PEOPLES RIGHTS.

IF YOU ARE TO ALLOW THIS YOU ARE TO ALLOW GENOCIDE AND THE VIOLATION OF HUMAN'SRIGHTS TO CONTINUE.

IF YOU ALLOW THIS YOU ARE SAYING YOU NO LONGER CARE ABOUT HUMANS OR THEENVIRONMENT.

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Montana Cardinal

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From: Mr. Rafe SunshineTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 19, 2017 12:00:28 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing, as a resident of British Columbia, to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil SandsMine Project, proposed by Teck Resources as this project will never get its bitumen (dilbit) to Asianmarkets through BC..

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project on the basisof increasing the mining of fossil fuels isn't financially and environmentally viable any longer.

Sincerely,

Mr. Rafe Sunshine

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From: Murray DicksonTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Don"t approve the Frontier Tar Sands MineDate: July 18, 2017 5:30:21 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I have serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by Teck Resources.

This project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. It is incompatible withAlberta’s 100 MT cap on tar sands emissions, and would undermine Canada’s ability to achieve theemissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accord commitments. What this countryneeds is clean, sustainable energy development.

Sincerely,

Murray

From: N AllenTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 19, 2017 5:43:11 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express my very serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed byTeck Resources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. Why on Earth would anyone consider doingsuch a destructive, backward, irresponsible thing now? I understand our need for energy is notdecreasing fast, but we need to shift our priorities when it comes to investing in the future. I urge youto reject this project.

Sincerely,

Nat Allen

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From: Nancy SmithTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 9:30:45 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

The level of destruction from such a project is inconceivable to me. We also know now that there is noclean up plan or method for effluent from tar sands mining. It is all sitting there in settling ponds, whilegovernment and industry try to find a way to clean it up.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Nancy Smith

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From: Nancy VealsTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 6:08:16 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Your government has made many promises regarding taking affirmative action against climate change .. . your approval of this project will seriously negate all your words.

With regard to this government's promise to honour and respect the rights of Canada's indigenouspeoples, this would be a good time to start doing exactly that!

The time is now for this government to start "walking the walk" and stop "talking the talk".

Please be true to your promise to those Canadians whose vote you garnered in the last election. Webelieved you then and we want to continue believing in you!

Thank you.

Sincerely,

Nancy Veals

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From: Nancy AllanTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 20, 2017 5:36:22 PM

Dear members of the Joint Review Panel,

I am deeply concerned about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by Teck Resources.

The proposed mine would further disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds -already in grave danger - and undermine the treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them forfood and cultural practices. As you know, the mine would be built in an area that the AthabascaChipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrial development. Both they and the MikisewCree First Nation oppose the project. I strongly urge you to respect their opposition to your project.

In addition, this project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. The Frontierproject is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions and would also undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. Please, for the sake of your grandchildrenand mine, take immediate action to reject this project.

Best wishes.

Sincerely,

Nancy Allan

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From: Nancy BelmoreTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Thank you for standing up for electoral reformDate: July 18, 2017 7:11:35 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

Like many citizens, I have serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project proposed by TeckResources.

It would rip up huge swaths of pristine boreal forest in Northern Alberta, destroying critical habitat forcaribou and bison herds that are already teetering close to extinction. It t would also violate the rightsof local First Nations, unleash a flood of global warming pollution, and pollute sensitive watersheds thatflow into Canada’s largest World Heritage Park.

Teck Resources strategy is to keep a low profile, hoping they can sneak their filthy mine through thereview process before the public learns how dangerous it is.

Please do not approve this dirty, unjust and, frankly, disgraceful project.

Sincerely,

Nancy Belmore

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From: Nancy HallTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 8:12:32 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

WHEN ARE YOU GOING TO GET IT? The planet cannot absorb any more of this. Just stop it right now.Right now.

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Nancy Hall

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From: Nancy LemonTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 8:35:16 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

It is hard to believe what has happened and is continuing to happen in this country. We had thoughtthat electing a liberal government would bring some sanity with regard to this sort of thing, but l amvery pessimistic that anything will change.

Please protect our environment from this proposed mine.

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Nancy Lemon

From: Nancy OlomanTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 19, 2017 11:55:12 AM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I have two degrees in Environmental Studies from the University of Waterloo. I’m writing to expressserious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by Teck Resources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Nancy Oloman

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From: Natasha TavaresTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 7:49:31 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Please!

Sincerely,

Natasha Tavares

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From: Nathaniel BarnardTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 19, 2017 10:12:13 AM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Nathaniel Barnard

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From: Natsuko HayashidaTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Please, no more Tar Sands. Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 5:53:24 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

Forest will NOT return to ruined soil. Please, no more Tar Sands. Please switch to solar and wind, tideetc. Much much greener options are there. why invest in tar sands?

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Natsuko Hayashida

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From: Nicole EdwardsTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 5:06:27 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Too risky and short sighted!

Sincerely,

Nicole Edwards

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From: Niel LambertTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 5:08:22 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds, andundermine the treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. Infact, the mine is proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limitsto industrial development. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nationoppose the project, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights,and unleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Niel Lambert

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From: Nina & Francois FreyvogelTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 6:02:34 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

We are writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and we strongly urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. We urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Nina & Francois Freyvogel

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From: Norah MenziesTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: PLEASE Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 11:24:20 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I STRONGLY !!! urge you to reject thisproject.

Sincerely,

Norah Menzies

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From: Onni MilneTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Frontier Tar Sands Mine Project Not Wanted in My CanadaDate: July 18, 2017 10:02:29 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I send this message to ensure that the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project proposed by Teck Resources isnot approved by the JRP.

I listened to Justin Trudeau proclaiming to the world that "Canada is back" as a full participant in thefight against climate change. There is no way that Canada follows through on those empty words whenthe JRP approves continued Tar Sands expansion.

The proposed mine destroys critical habitat for caribou and bison herds. It undermines treaty rights oflocal First Nations. So much for honouring Canada's signature on UNDRIP which stipulates Free, Priorand Informed Consent by First Nations in regards to developments in their territories. The AthabascaChipewyan First Nation declared this area off limits to industrial development. Both the AthabascaChipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose the project.

The Frontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions which underminesCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine does not belong in a Canadian economy of the 21st Century. Ittightens the Fossil Fuel noose around our economic necks when we need to invest in renewable energyprojects.

As climate change is caused by human activities like increased carbon emissions, how many FortMcMurray fires, BC fire storms, droughts and floods are acceptable before you say STOP.

I sent this message to say STOP now. No Frontier Tar Sands Mine Project wanted in Canada in 2017.

With Hope For Real Change Now,

Onni Milne

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From: P VinishTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 11:37:17 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

The now is the time to solicit businesses to create energy projects that are considered GREEN. Projectsthat by definition damage and destroy the environment and do nothing to ameliorate our current climatechange problems are just plain suicidal. In fact for regulatory bodies to approve them is just murderous.

Can you sleep in peace by approval?

No new tar sands projects until the pollution curve is well reversed!

Sincerely,

P Vinish

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From: Pamela BeechTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 19, 2017 12:11:19 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to say that the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by Teck Resources is 'notacceptable' on so many levels and must not go through.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

It is time to listen to the people and we are saying 'we have had enough corporate bullying' on projectsthat put dirty fossil fuel economy ahead of the rights of our Aboriginal Peoples, their health andlivelihood, the health of environment and all that it supports ...including the rest of us!

Sincerely,

Pamela

From: Pamela WoodlandTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 6:22:48 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Despite the damage already done, it is not too late to stop and think seriously about what projects likethese cost in REAL terms, to the long term well being of people and the planet.

This is an appeal to sanity, and to decency. This is in acknowledgment that the human species is betterthan this, can rise above this level of destruction, all for fast cars and baubles, glass towers, andsmoke.

More and more of us are ready to look at things differently. To live better, simpler lives, that value alllife on earth. I hope you are, too.

Sincerely,

Pamela Woodland

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From: Paris SimonsTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 7:27:21 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments. In addition, this would fly in the face of what should be the national imperative todevelop sustainable energy resources to meet demand rather than creating greater environmentaldamage to exploit unsustainable, outdated energy resources. The oilsands that still remain should beleft alone.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Paris Simons

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From: Pat PeppermanTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 7:13:21 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them. In fact, the mine is proposed for an area thatthe Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrial development. Both theAthabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose the project, and I urge thepanel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

In short, the Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenousrights and unleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

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From: Patricia Brennan-AlpertTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 19, 2017 1:37:12 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

Do not be remembered as the ones who sent us into runaway global warming!

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Patricia Brennan-Alpert

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From: Patricia McClungTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 19, 2017 6:55:14 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

I am a 4th generation Canadian, Nellie McClung is my GREAT grandmother and she fought tirelessly tobuild a fair and strong government and country! As her grand daughter and as a grandmother myself Ibeg you to stop raping our precious land and move to protect our future from greedy poisonousprojects.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Patricia McClung

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From: Patricia ThomasTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 19, 2017 12:47:15 AM

Dear Joint Panel

The Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by Teck Resources, should be denied.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Patricia Thomas

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From: Patrick LundeenTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 20, 2017 10:13:13 AM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources. It's a shame that it is even being considered.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

And if that wasn't enough,

the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. The Frontier project isincompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermine Canada’s ability toachieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accord commitments. How isthis being considered?

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Patrick Lundeen

Patrick Lundeen

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From: Paul BergerTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 5:04:34 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

It's 2017.

Sincerely,

Paul Berger

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From: Paul CarrTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 19, 2017 12:54:14 AM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

You've heard all this before. But the time has come to STOP. No more destruction of the planet for oil.It's literally killing the planet.

Sincerely,

Paul Carr

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From: Paul GloverTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Frontier Tar Sands ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 3:00:28 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

Please reject Teck Resources' Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project. The project is opposed by local FirstNations who rely on the area and its caribou and bison herds for food and cultural practices. Approvingthis project undermines treaty rights; aren't we supposed to not be doing that anymore?

I imagine that it is not in the JRP's mandate to consider large-picture issues like greenhouse gasemissions, but if you cast your mind to this subject, you'll see that this project undermines Alberta'sgoals and Canada's goals. You have the power to make a difference here and I hope you'll use it.

Thank you for your consideration.

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From: Paul NijjarTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 19, 2017 12:15:13 AM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

LeadNow wants me to oppose the Teck mine proposal. I am willing to go along because the oppositionfrom First Nations groups is disturbing. If the concerns about caribou habitat play out, then that is alsonot okay.

Sincerely,

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From: Paul RainsberryTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 1:58:17 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

It is time that we stopped supporting projects and resource extraction that works directly against thegoals we agreed to in the Paris Accord.

Sincerely,

Paul Rainsberry

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From: Paul WaglerTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 5:12:18 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project. There aretimes like this when the health of Canadians, wildlife, the atmosphere, climate change etc. Are moreimportant than catering to big business, tax/royalty income, etc.

I again urge you to reject this proposal.

Sincerely,

Paul Wagler

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From: Paula DiakiwTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Please, please reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 20, 2017 1:32:17 AM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

I have seen the open pit mines in Wabamun and Ft. MacMurray, and they are noxious.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Paula Diakiw

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From: Paula GordonTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 5:24:25 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

We have PROFOUND concerns about Teck Resources' proposed Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project.

THIS would be a CATASTROPHIC step BACKWARD and an embarrassment to CANADA, even if thefollowing were not at stake and they ARE:

--> The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds.

--> They threaten to undermine the treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food andcultural practices. FACT! The mine is proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nationhas declared off limits to industrial development.

--> BOTH the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose the project,and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

THOSE considerations ALONE should be grounds for STOPPING this proposed atrocity. AND, it wouldALSO produce an UTTERLY UNACCEPTABLE level of greenhouse gas emissions.

YOU, of course, KNOW THIS: The Frontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oilsands emissions, AND would undermine Canada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targetsrequired to meet our Paris Climate Accord commitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions.

I URGE you in the strongest possible voice (for myself AND the voiceless) to REJECT this project.

Sincerely,

Paula Gordon

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From: Peggy OliveTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 7:15:20 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

Expansion of open pit tar sands mines must end if we are to meet our commitment to COP21. The landthat is devastated by this mine and others will never be recovered and the habitat will be useless to theanimals and First Nations who inhabit these lands.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Peggy Olive

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From: Penny OyamaTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 1:57:19 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared OFF LIMITS toindustrial development. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First NationOPPOSE the project, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is INCOMPATIBLE with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and wouldUNDERMINE Canada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our ParisClimate Accord commitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project. IT MUST BEREJECTED!!

A worried Canadian grandmother,

Penny Oyama

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From: Pete MacEwenTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: No oil and gas exploration in protected ocean areasDate: July 18, 2017 7:53:30 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Please uphold PM Trudeau's commitment to the Paris Climate Accord, keeping global warming under 2 Cand his commitment to deal with the First Nations "nation to nation".

Sincerely,

Pete MacEwen

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From: Peter and Nancy ScottTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 19, 2017 8:44:16 AM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

Get Canada the Hell out of all tar-sands business!

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Peter and Nancy Scott

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From: Peter AtkinsonTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 5:37:34 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I'd like us to stop investing in dying technologies and embrace a cleaner, cheaper and prosperousfuture through green energy.

So today I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed byTeck Resources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Peter Atkinson

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From: Peter HudsonTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 19, 2017 2:21:27 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions.

I find it difficult to believe that you would even take this application seriously given that it representsthe filthiest, most expensive project which flies in the face of all the evidence about an endangeredplanet. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Peter Hudson

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From: Peter SaegertTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 19, 2017 3:58:29 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Get Tech to cut their losses in coal and diluted bitumen, and get them back to being just a miner ofcommercial minerals - at less profit, but with more responsibility.

Sincerely,

Peter Saegert, P.Eng.

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From: Peter SchmolkaTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 6:52:16 PM

To the Joint Review Panel:

I am writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100-megaton cap on oil sands emissions, and wouldundermine Canada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our ParisClimate Accord commitments.

In conclusion, the Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermineIndigenous rights and unleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to rejectthis project.

Sincerely,

Peter Schmolka

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From: Peter WhitbournTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 24, 2017 7:27:11 PM

To the panel members of the joint review,

I’m writing to express my dissapproval for the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

It is apparent that the proposed mine would damage critical habitat for endangered caribou and bisonherds and undermine the treaty rights and affect the livelihood of local First Nations who rely on themfor food and cultural practices. I am aware that the mine is proposed for an area that the AthabascaChipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to these kinds of industrial developments. Both theAthabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose the project, and I urge thepanel to respect their opposition.

I consider that the project would contribute an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions in analready dire situation. The Frontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sandsemissions, and would undermine Canada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required tomeet our Paris Climate Accord commitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Peter Whitbourn

Peter Whitbourn

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From: Peter WilsonTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 19, 2017 12:30:17 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions.

Furthermore, tailings pond reclamation is woefully inadequate with current mining operations and thereis no guarantee that these ponds will ever be reclaimed. Witness the inordinate number of "orphanwells" in Western Canada from the current economic downturn. There is a real risk that these also willnever be cleaned up by their perpetrators. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

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From: Phyllis CreightonTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 19, 2017 1:25:11 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

The federal government endorsed and stated in May 2016 that it would implement the United NationsDeclaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples, which requires free, prior, and informed consent ofFirst Nations in such circumstances. Canadians are watching to see if Canada will really turn away fromthe pattern of exploitation and denial of native rights that historically has had appalling consequences.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

A livable future depends on serious reduction in carbon emissions: the wildfires now raging are but onehint of what otherwise lies ahead. Canada needs to meet its international commitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. As an octogenarian long committed toconservation, I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Phyllis Creighton

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From: Phyllis HartTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 19, 2017 8:42:14 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

The rest of the world is moving away from fossil fuels. Canada should not be the fossil of the year again this year.

Sincerely,

Phyllis Hart

Phyllis Hart

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From: Rainey HopewellTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 19, 2017 12:20:22 AM

To the Joint Review Panel Members,

greetings, from Dr. Rainey Hopewell in Victoria, BC.

I’m writing to express my astonishment, frustration & dismay concerning the Frontier Oil Sands MineProject, proposed by Teck Resources.

The mine is proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits toindustrial development. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nationoppose the project, and I expect & depend upon you to respect their opposition.

The project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. The Frontier project isincompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermine Canada’s ability toachieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accord commitments.

This project distracts us from the main endeavour facing us: the transfer of our attention, energy &spending from petroleum to green energy projects. It would also piss away many miilions of dollarsthat could be spent on green energy initiatives at this crucial time when time is running out.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights,prolong our addiction to fossil-fueled energy, unleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions,squander public monies, damage our faith in elected officials, & trample public hope for a livable future.I'm trusting you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Rainey Hopewell

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From: Ralph HullTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 8:55:39 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

Invest in the future ~ SOLAR, not the past ~ Tar.

Avoid dinosaur thinking, get your head out of the sand, tar sands. And hurry up.

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Ralph Hull

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From: Rebecca FaustTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 20, 2017 2:02:16 AM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

WHY are you so careless. you will die and be gone but your future generations will reap your curse.

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Rebecca Faust

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From: Rebecca GeorgesTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 19, 2017 4:57:12 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices.

In fact, the mine is proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared offlimits to industrial development. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree FirstNation oppose the project, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Rebecca Georges

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From: Rebecca WeigandTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 23, 2017 10:11:14 AM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

Canada has made commitments to truth and reconciliation, and to the UN Declaration on the Rights ofIndigenous Peoples, and to the Paris accord. I stand beside my fellow Canadians in urgently andpassionately wanting to fight for a liveable planet for all. Further Oil Sands development is in directopposition to Canadian values and wellbeing.

I urge you to reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by Teck Resources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Rebecca Weigand

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From: Rev. F. Mark Mealing Ph.D.To: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 19, 2017 9:55:15 AM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition. Indigenous peoples' rights & property havebeen abused far too long, & this project is a part of that abuse.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments. This project is not climate leadership.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Rev. F. Mark Mealing Ph.D.

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From: Rhiannon HumenyTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 8:37:16 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I have honest concerns about Canada's environmental regulation policies.

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Rhiannon Humeny

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From: Richard ZavitzTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 19, 2017 7:20:13 AM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

In addition, oil sands open pit mining has NOT controlled the "drift" from excavation, causing pollutionto drift west and south for many hundreds of miles.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Richard Zavitz

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From: Richard BrownleeTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Permanently reject all Frontier Oil Sands MiningDate: July 18, 2017 9:58:16 PM

Joint Review Panel members:

I state below the reasons why you must deny this above-note Teck Resources proposal.

This mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds; also it undermines thetreaty rights of local First Nations who rely on these animals for food and cultural practices. In fact, theproposal involves an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation declares off limits to any industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation are againstall such activities and it is your responsibility to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the Frontier project would:

- produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions; it is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MTcap on oil sands emissions

- undermine Canada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our ParisClimate Accord commitments

- threaten endangered species, undermining Indigenous rights

- unleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions.

It is your responsibility to protect everyone living in Canada from this mine.

Sincerely,

Richard Brownlee

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From: Richard FahlmanTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 6:47:58 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

The last thing Canada needs is another tar sands project.

Those who would advance such a project, knowing as they must that it is indefensible forenvironmental, social, legal and ethical reasons, are acting from pathological sociopathic self interest

Be warned! The courts have come to recognize that first nations have the right, like any private landowner, to deny activities that conflict with self preservation. Running roughshod over such legalprecedent is an invitation to criminal proceedings against the perpetrators.

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Richard Fahlman

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From: Richard GriffithTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 2:10:31 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Now is not the time to start new expensive fossil fuel projects. With the world moving toward cleanenergy demand for fossil fuel will go down and so will prices. An expensive project that directlydamages the environment is not the way to go.

Sincerely,

Richard Griffith

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From: Richard LockTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 5:25:49 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

The very last thing we need now -- with oil prices where they are -- is an other money-losing tar pit!

Sincerely,

Richard Lock

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From: Rob NorquayTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 6:35:52 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

We need to be putting resources into green energy. Volvo has just committed to all electric vehicles (orhybrid) by 2019. And we should be recognizing that oil usage is about to drop drastically - perhaps notover night, but we need to prepare for the new technologies.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Rob Norquay

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From: Robert JanesTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 9:56:17 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express my concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

As you clearly know, in both your hearts and your minds, this project would produce an unacceptablelevel of greenhouse gas emissions. The Frontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oilsands emissions, and would render impossible Canada’s ability to achieve the emissions reductiontargets required to meet our Paris Climate Accord commitments.

To whom will you be accountable for such a decision? You know full well that Canada has enough oiland gas domestically to make an intelligent transition to a renewable resource economy.

This project is only about making money. Is that the legacy you wish to leave?

Sincerely,

Robert Janes

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From: Robert D"ErricoTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 6:09:22 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition. In addition, the Liberal government haspromised to improve relations with First Nations peoples; rejecting this project would indicate an earnestdesire to fulfill this promise.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Robert D'Errico

Robert D'Errico

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From: Robert FrederkingTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: SUPPORT for the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 3:29:30 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express support for the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by Teck Resources.

Sincerely,

Robert Frederking

Robert Frederking

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From: Robert HainesTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 3:41:26 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

I understand the desire for jobs right now, but is this the way? Fossil Fuels are the past, and Tar Sandsoil makes an outmoded product even worse. Especially when you consider the land footprint andobscene volume of fresh water turned to waste water. Let's not pretend that the will be cleaned up in areasonable period, either. The company will ask for a decades, or a century, of delay. By then oil willnot be used, these massively profitable companies will have ceased to exist, and your grandchildren willcarry the cost burden and environmental burden.

All this aside, how can we reject the treaty rights of the First Nations? Rejecting the laws and treatiessigned in the past is the last thing massive oil companies need to see, because as corporations gainmore rights in the coming years, they will be in a similar position to reject our rules for things like toxicclean up costs. We cannot normalize this behaviour.

For 40 years we've known that Canada needs to become a finished product producer and not a rawmaterials supplier. Why not make that statement loud and clear.

Please reject this project. We need to create renewable energy, which will create more jobs, and moresustainable jobs.

Thank You

Robert Haines

the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights and

unleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Robert Haines

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From: Robert HunterTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 10:31:27 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

The Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by Teck Resources must not go ahead.The mine proposal ignores the treaty rights of local First Nations. This is an area that the AthabascaChipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrial development. Both the Athabasca ChipewyanFirst Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose the project. As sovereign nations under theCanadian Constitution we must respect their rights.

The project flies in the face of the Paris Climate Accord.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mineeject this project.

Sincerely,

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From: Robert RitchieTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 8:40:46 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and the panel must respect their opposition. If this development was happening in yourneighborhood, or near the rivers that flow into it, I doubt it would be such an attractive choice.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Robert Ritchie

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From: Robert WoosnamTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 9:57:21 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

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The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

It may also be worth noting that the increased incidence of forest wild fires on

a fossil fuel induced warmer planet also accelerates climate change.

Sincerely,

Robert Woosnam

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From: Robin RobinsonTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 6:20:41 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Stop the dirty oil project and stop destroying our important Boreal Forest. We need the forest more thanwe need the oil!!

Sincerely,

Robin Robinson

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From: Rochelle DePaolisTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 19, 2017 1:44:21 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Rochelle DePaolis

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From: Rod DobellTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project--No real economic benefits, but massive ecological and cultural costs.Date: July 18, 2017 5:21:21 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

Massive investment in infrastructure to tap stranded fossil resources yield no real economic benefits tooffset the massive environmental costs and risks created.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Rod Dobell

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From: Rod MoorcroftTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 19, 2017 12:11:15 AM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project. We aresuppose to be working on alternative energy not continuing with climate changing energy.

Sincerely,

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From: Rod RaglinTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 2:21:20 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

It's hard to believe that a mine like this is even being considered with the volatility in oil prices andwhen BC has just elected an anti-pipeline government. And what about clean up costs which manyexperts estimate will exceed the financial benefits.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Rod Raglin

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From: Rod RamageTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 19, 2017 12:12:21 AM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sending this product West, storing it temporarily in Burnaby and shipping it in tankers through the portof Vancouver pose far too many risks. Why should the futures of so many people in these BCcommunities be jeopardized to make fortunes for people who do not live

any where, even remotely, close to here.

It is time to invest in sustainable and/or renewable energy sources, not hydrocarbon fuels.

Sincerely,

Rod Ramage

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From: Rodger HamiltonTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 9:06:28 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express my total opposition to the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Rodger Hamilton

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From: Roland AlcockTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 2:09:26 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

This project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. The Frontier project isincompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermine Canada’s ability toachieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accord commitments.

Climate change has become a critical environmental, economic, ethical and moral issue. Just two daysago the Larsen-C ice shelf in Antarctica broke up and calved a trillion ton ice-berg into the sea. Wecannot ignore the destructive legacy we are passing to our children by continuing to expand fossil fuelproduction.

Furthermore, the proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herdsand undermine the treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices.In fact, the mine is proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared offlimits to industrial development. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree FirstNation oppose the project, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andmost important of all, unleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions upon the world. I urgeyou to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Roland Alcock

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From: Ron BolinTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 19, 2017 12:07:12 AM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Enough is enough....

Sincerely,

Ron Bolin

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From: Ron BruceTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 19, 2017 2:59:12 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

Much of the area in and around the tar sand's operations are contaminated beyond recovery. Miningoperations will not clean up the devistation they cause. This is a taxpayer problem for the next 1,000years.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Ron Bruce

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From: Ron CameronTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 19, 2017 1:15:14 AM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

This is just plain stupid. Alberta needs to get back to farming rather that to ruin more habitat. There isno excuse good enough to approve this!

Sincerely, Ron Cameron

Ron Cameron

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From: Ron CravenTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 5:23:42 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

It is no longer acceptable to keep pouring more and more CO2 into the atmosphere. If we want toprevent the planet from becoming uninhabitable we have to stop ALL NEW FOSSIL FUEL PROJECTS andshut down as many existing ones as possible.

Sincerely,

Ron Craven

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From: Ronald BlakelyTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 19, 2017 9:25:11 AM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species and unleash unacceptable levelsof greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Ronald Blakely

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From: Rosalind BrittenTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 6:03:27 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I hereby wish to state my total opposition to the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project proposed by TeckResources.

Clearly climate change is confronting us with severe and costly conditions with very hot, dry weatherunusually early and monster fires destroying vast swathes of forest and grassland along with manyhomes. The proposed mine would only add to the many project which already have us set for adisastrous future if current trends continue. How can the project even be considered when species as critically endangered as the caribou and bisonwould suffer? When we talk about the natives of this land, these animals are among the true nativeswho have been here for millennia, and we are wiping them out, one big, environmentally-damagingproject at a time.

Then the Chipewyan First Nation has stated its opposition to the project, knowing that this will add tothe misery already heaped upon them by Tar Sands projects dumping toxic waste into the AthabascaRiver. The Chipewyan are not the only First Nation to oppose the project. The Mikisew Cree have alsostated their objection, full realizing the irreparable destruction the project would cause.

Much of the opposition to this project is because of the danger it presents to watersheds. Watershedsshould be absolutely off limits to all industry. Any interference by man in a watershed has to be seenfor what it is, endangering the country's water supplies.

These are among the reasons this Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project should be turned down. Whatevershort-term gain might be foreseen, the project most certainly will have dangerous, costly, long-termconsequences for all of us.

Sincerely,

Rosalind Britten.

Rosalind

From: Rosemary PhillipsTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 7:56:19 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

In addition, consider the consequences of climate change and the wildfires presently raging throughsouth-central British Columbia, as thousands of people are displaced, while animals and wildlife aresubjected to the heat, fire and smoke. Has the smoke reached you yet? Have you felt the raging heatof a wildfire? It's horrifying! I know! We are gradually killing Mother Earth which means we are alsokilling life.

Sincerely,

Rosemary Phillips

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From: Rudi LeibikTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 19, 2017 12:37:15 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

The time is NOW to stop these highly destructive, mega fossil fuel and mining projects, and strengthenthe development of alternative sources of energy.

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Rudi Leibik

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From: Rudi StadeTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 19, 2017 11:02:16 AM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

You are contributing to the slow death of the entire planet's ecosystem, which includes all of ushumans. Where will we go, to Mars? Mars is already ruined!

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Rudi Stade

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From: Ruth McBratneyTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 19, 2017 12:21:21 AM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

Honour your commitments to the First Nations people of Canada, and your commitment toenvironmental protection.

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Ruth McBratney

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From: RYAN KIKAUKATo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 19, 2017 8:15:14 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

DON'T DO IT. THAT WOULD BE F#?KING CRAZY.

Sincerely,

RYAN KIKAUKA

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From: S.R. GageTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 20, 2017 11:51:20 AM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

We can't keep kicking the can down the road. We cannot reach our commitment to the Paris Accord, ifthe resource sector can continue to grow unchecked.

Sincerely,

S.R. Gage

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From: Sabrina AlfonsoTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 19, 2017 10:20:14 AM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions.

I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Sabrina Alfonso

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From: Sajdeep SoomalTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 20, 2017 12:16:17 PM

Dear Members of the Joint Review Panel:

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Sajdeep Soomal

From: Sally HammondTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 19, 2017 12:39:12 AM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

My father was a mining engineer with Teck Cominco for approximately 35 years. He was also anaturalist interested in maintaining wildlife habitat and he would abhor this proposed development, asdo I. We both oppose.

Sincerely,

Sally Hammond

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From: Salome WatersTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 7:09:33 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

And WHY open up more tar sands when the pipeline to B.C. will be cancelled?

You have no need to increase production in this world of climate change!

Put your money into green energy and employ people that way!

Sincerely,

Salome Waters

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From: Sam SimpsonTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 2:49:12 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express my very serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed byTeck Resources.

I live in the Interior of BC and the effects of climate change are not in the future - the smoke hastravelled east as far as Brandon, Manitoba. At what point do we as a society realize that time has runout on our polluting way of life?

We must stop such things such as further tar sands production no matter WHAT the economic falloutmight be.

People and groups who have a regulatory function have a great responsibility to not cave in toeconomic interests. We must act in the realization that all of us (company shareholders andgovernment ministers included) need to breathe, have drinking water and food - the time to 'bite thebullet' has certainly come.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Sam

From: Sandra ClubbTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 8:37:13 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious SERIOUS concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed byTeck Resources. AND to stop making Canadians and Canada the BIGGEST HYPOCRITES of all countries!We are NOT GREEN!! Not fair...we are disgusting in how 2 faced we are! How embarrassing anddisgusting and WRONG!!

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Sandra Clubb

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From: Sandra CurrieTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 5:53:32 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

Perhaps we're too stupid to survive. It sure looks that way. How about taking care of the damagethat's already been done instead of creating more damage?

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Sandra Currie

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From: Sandra SchroederTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 10:58:23 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

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I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Sandra Schroeder

From: sarah matearTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 19, 2017 11:58:21 AM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

First of all, let's get to the point. Sustainable energy is already available. I feel it would be better for theeconomy to create infrastructure projects based around that, rather than by creating carbon-based oilprojects that will soon be undesireable anyways due to the switch to carbon-neutral economies thatmust inevitably happen in our society.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

sarah matear

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From: sean grattonTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 19, 2017 7:29:18 AM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

We don't need this shite anymore. Pull your heads out of your asses and stop destroying the country fora handful of people to profit grossly. Invest in renewables and alternatives.

Sincerely,Sean Gratton

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From: Selma TischerTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 6:32:24 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mķikisew Cree First Nation opposethe project, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Selma Tischer

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From: Shahun PopatiaTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Please Decline the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 6:14:14 PM

Dear Members of The Joint Review Panel,

We are writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for enrisked caribou and bison herds and wouldundermine the Treaty Rights of local First Nations who rely on them for foods and cultural practices. Infact, the mine is proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has pronounced as offlimits to industrial development(s). Each of the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation(s) and the MikisewCree First Nation(s) decline the project, and I urge the panel to regard their declension(s).

Further-more, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and the project wouldundermine Canada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction(s) targets required to meet our ParisClimate(s) Accord(s) commitment(s).

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would enrisk species, and would undermine Indigenous Rights andwould unleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to decline the project.

Sincerely and Friendly,

Shahun Popatia,

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From: Sharon WongTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 5:17:30 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources. The lack of public consultation and attempt by big mining to keep a low profile should raisehuge red flags for you already.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Sharon Wong

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From: Shas ChoTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 5:01:43 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to oppose the Teck Resources Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project.

This project violates our Paris Climate Accord commitments and increases the risk to lives and healthworld-wide via increased greenhouse gas emissions,

while also violating Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions.

Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose the project, and Iurge the panel to respect their opposition. This mine is proposed for an area that the AthabascaChipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrial development. It would disrupt critical habitatfor endangered caribou and bison herds and undermine the treaty rights of local First Nations who relyon them for food and cultural practices.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Shas Cho

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From: Sheila McLeanTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 5:11:25 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

It is time our leadership recognized the growing trend away from fossil fuel energy and startinginvesting more time, effort and funding in alternative energy production.

Sincerely,

Sheila McLean

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From: Sheila WatkinsTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 7:58:25 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Canada's world-wide reputation will suffer another serious blow. Climate change has already made ahuge impact in our Northern areas, and we should contribute to those countries trying to reduce carbonemissions by making it harder for them to access the carbon.

Please do not sell out to the oil giants. They just want bigger dividends for their shareholders.

Sincerely,

Sheila Watkins

Sheila Watkins

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From: Sherra PickettsTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project!Date: July 18, 2017 5:18:20 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights, &unleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions.

I urge you to reject this project!

Thank you.

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From: Simone BenjaminTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 21, 2017 9:24:11 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

We are in the middle of numerous wildfires, all sparked from a couple of thunderstorms and beingfueled by extremely dry forests, which no doubt are a result of climate change. It does not require ascientist to realize the scope of what the future holds with extreme weather patterns becoming a reality.Why would anyone want to contribute to the extinction of the human race by allowing such a largeenvironmentally destructive project like the Frontier Oil Sands Mine to go through?

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Simone Benjamin

Simone Benjamin

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From: Stan RosenbaumTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 20, 2017 12:32:20 AM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I am especially concerned that in this process the treaty rights of local First Nations are being violated.

Sincerely,

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From: STAN STAINTONTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 3:19:32 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

PLEASE STAND UP FOR YOUR PRE-ELECTION PROMISE re. POLLUTION. Be an honest keeper foCanada !!

Sincerely,

STAN STAINTON

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From: Stefan KienzleTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 4:57:19 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

Since 2003, I have carried out scientific reviews of oil sands EIAs. The potential of negative long-termenvironmental impacts are enourmous and require a transparent and fair review process. The ToR forthe EIA must stand up to the highest moral and scientific standards.

Sincerely,

Dr. Stefan Kienzle

Stefan Kienzle

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From: Stella YipTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 10:33:15 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I have serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project proposed by Teck Resources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared OFF LIMITS toindustrial development. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nationoppose the project, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. It would only be just to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Stella Yip

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From: Stephen Bartlett-RéTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 19, 2017 12:14:27 AM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project. We onlyhave one world. We need to take care of it.

Sincerely,

Stephen Bartlett-Ré

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From: Stephen CohenTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 8:40:35 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

I think that it is ridiculous that we are going ahead with more destructive oil production when weshould be looking at clean energy alternatives that don't destroy our land and environment.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Stephen Cohen

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From: Stephen GrahamTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 8:05:31 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Importantly we are entering a new energy era. Carbon transport and heating fuel will be replaced byelectricity. Markets for fossil fuels will be contracting. The risk of Frontier Oil Sands Project becoming astranded asset are very high. Please consider the life cycle economics of the Project and reject it.

Sincerely,

Stephen Graham

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From: Steve JacksonTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 19, 2017 8:33:33 AM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions.

Why does tar Sands output have to keep increasing when there is lots of oil avaliable? I am notconvinced the company will develop this in an environmentally friendly way. I urge you to reject thisproject.

Sincerely,

Steve Jackson

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From: Steve BoydTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 6:19:13 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

Letting this happen is not leadership; it is letting profit for already-hugely-profitable Teck Resourcesrule. It's a very damaging gift that should not be given. The rest of this is a form letter but, restassured, your decision here is important and many, many Canadians are asking you to do the rightthing. Thank you for thinking of the damage and the future.

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Steve Boyd

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From: Steve EllisTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 7:49:25 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Those who support such carbon intensive projects may not expect to suffer directly from the worsteffects of continuing this pollution, but their legacy as

contributors to this disaster will always be remembered.

Why does the Liberal Party do their best to alienate the generations that will be most affected by thesedecisions by ignoring and denying the

overwhelming evidence? I'm almost at a loss in understanding why they don't understand the science.The obvious reason - that the Liberals

are in the pockets of the polluters - is unappealing to me but it may be the only one that makes sense.

Sincerely,

Steve Ellis

Steve Ellis

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From: Steve HaasTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 19, 2017 12:46:18 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. The Frontier project isincompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermine Canada’s ability toachieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accord commitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Steve Haas

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From: Steve Hansen SmytheTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Proposed Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project - public responseDate: July 18, 2017 11:40:04 PM

Hello:

I am disheartened to hear of a new assault on my province at the hands of Teck Resources, whichintends to build a new mine approximately 110 km north of Fort McMurray despite:- the clear and present danger of burning more fossil fuels;- the low EROI of tar sands products;- the damage to the local environment, and effects upon local wildlife;- the issues surrounding native land claims and usage rights;- the difficulty and danger of transporting dilbit for processing;- the continuing harm done to the Alberta economy in failing to diversify.

I urge you to stop this project before it starts. There are cleaner, safer, and more profitable venturesthat will provide similar employment, but without the negative effects outlined above.

Steve Hansen SmytheCalgary, AB

From: Steven M BushTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 19, 2017 5:06:20 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to get on the right side of Historyand reject this project.

Sincerely,

Steven M. Bush

Senior Lecturer (retired)

University of Toronto

Steven M Bush

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From: Sue StangelTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 19, 2017 6:49:14 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I am shocked that yet another open pit tar sands mine the size of the one being proposed by TechRosouces in Northern Alberta is even being contemplated after all of the destruction that has alreadyoccurred in this northern part of our beautiful country through the development of the Tar Sands.

Not only have the wildlife and the forests of fhe region been severely affected already, but it has alsoaltered the lifestyles of the inhabitants in the area tremendously, and especially the First Nationspopulation, who depend on the caribou and the bison for their food. In addition it would severely affectthe water supply of the region, since so much water is required to extract the resource.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Sue Stangel

Sue Stangel

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From: Sue SkidmoreTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 19, 2017 5:32:13 AM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project. In additionto all of these points, it is also pertinent that we do not need to obtain oil by these economicallydevastating ways. Fossil fuel extraction processes have become to dangerous and devastating to serveour purpose. We must go to renewable energy now. It is clean and available.

Sincerely,

Sue Skidmore

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From: Sue ThomasTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 5:24:25 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

Is it wise to approve a tar sands mine when electric cars are reducing the need for oil?

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Sue Thomas

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From: Susan BrownTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 9:29:17 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Susan Brown

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From: Susan ChandlerTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 19, 2017 1:16:12 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions.

I urge you to reject this project.

It's time for legislators and leaders worldwide to care far more about what is good for people and ourplanet, and care far less about what is good for corporations ... as little as corporations have historicallycared about people and our planet.

Sincerely,

Susan Chandler

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From: Susan ReaneyTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 19, 2017 11:28:21 AM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

Teck Resources proposed Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project is incompatible with Alberta's 100 MT cap onoil sands emissions and would undermine Canada's ability to achieve the target emission reductions wehave pledged to meet under the Paris Climate Accord.

Please reject this project as it is proposed for an area that the Athabaskan Chipewyan First Nations havedeclared off limits to industrial development and threatens the habitat for endangered caribou and bisonherds.

Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose the project, and Iurge the panel to respect their opposition.

Sincerely,

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From: susan westrenTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Teck ResourcesDate: July 18, 2017 2:46:26 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

It's definitely time to stop further oil and gas exploration and extraction. This mine will just add to allthe current problems as outlined below and add to the huge tailings ponds which I understand willalready cost most to clean up than the value of the oil extracted.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

susan westren

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From: Susanne DietrichTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 19, 2017 3:04:14 AM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

You all know that this mine is not really needed as i have done research and globally there are so manyother areas that have not even been exploited which hold great riches. All we are asking here is to stopthis right here as the affected area is just simply too beautiful to waste in this way. We are currentlylosing some 200 species per day and this is reason enough not to take this step.The damages far outweigh the necessity of this, plain and simple. It is beyond me how corporationsnow make all the decisions instead of the people who inherently really own this land. As no one willeven read my comment i will project this out to Universal justice to severely punish those who furtherhurt mother earth.

Sincerely,

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From: Suzanne WareTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 7:27:32 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Suzanne Ware

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From: T. J. JonesTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 20, 2017 10:36:10 AM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources and about the review panel process.

1. Due diligence.

Have you each already decided on an outcome? Is your decision motivated by one or more values?What are those values? Who do those values represent? Can your mind be changed by facts?

2. Consultation.

Is everybody concerned or affected by the proposal at the table? If not, who is accountable? Who doyou speak for? Have you got us all covered? Who speaks for nature?

3.Is there a requirement for TFM to return the area to its original state? Is there a requirement for TFMto be careful about our environment? What have they pledged to us. Are there fines if they don't keeptheir promises? Will you shut them down if they break their commitments? Or, is governance going todisappear? To whom will TFM be accountable?

What could go wrong? Make a list! For each item on your list, think through (before you decide) usingRandy Parks' "THEN WHAT HAPPENS?"

Sincerely,

T. J. Jones

T. J. Jones

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From: Terence NathanTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Teck Frontier MineDate: July 20, 2017 4:00:18 AM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I'm saddened that this government continues to make the same pointless mistakes that theConservatives did. I understand Canada is currently a heavily resource based economy, but this timeneeds to come to an end as quickly as possible. The risks to our own prosperity and survival as aspecies are very real and even more urgent.

This mine you're trying to pass approval for is a bad idea, ruining important a completely free andeffective carbon sequestering, oxygen producing, area. Not to mention the habitat you'll be destroyingand the rights you'll be violating of the local First Nations.

Please reject this project on its own merits; I don't have a secret agenda to hurt our economy or naivelythink we're going to be done with resources immediately. But I'm serious that we need to make harddecisions that will come with some degree of discomfort in order to secure our future. It's the kind offorward thinking that we need, please make the right decision and reject the Teck Frontier Mine.

Sincerely,

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From: Terry DanyleykoTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 19, 2017 12:50:17 AM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express my serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt our critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds andundermine the treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. Infact, the mine is proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limitsto industrial development. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nationoppose the project, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions.

Oil is an diminishing resource for Canada and the world. It is time our government and you as theirrepresentatives to look to the future. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Terry Danyleyko

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From: Thomas HermanceTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 6:05:21 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The Province of BC is consumed with wildfires ultimately due to Global Warming due to carbonemissions. My home and livelihood are at stake because of our dependence to fossil fuels.

This proposed pit mine will only make this situation worse by producing an unacceptable level ofgreenhouse gas emissions.

The Frontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and wouldundermine Canada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our ParisClimate Accord commitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Thomas Hermance

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From: Thomas HolzingerTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Frontier Oil Sands MineDate: July 20, 2017 2:22:18 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel,

I’m writing to express my complete opposition to the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

Canada and the world cannot afford another tar sands mine. I have visited the threatened land as wellas the active mining area north of Fort MacMurray, and I am deeply ashamed that, in 2017, my countrycould plan an extension of such devastation.

Canada itself does not need this energy. Everyone knows that this dirty stuff will be shipped overseas.Only one entity will enjoy any benefit — the private owners of Teck Resources. Thus there are so manygraveful harmful aspects to this project and only one upside, for a few. It's simply immoral.

If you care at all for the future of the planet, you have no choice but to reject this project. Thank youfor your careful attention.

Sincerely,

Thomas Holzinger

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From: THOMAS LUSKTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 5:05:49 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

The time has come to recognize that the tar sands are not needed and should be left in the ground.

Sincerely,

THOMAS LUSK

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From: Tiffany MorrisTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 5:45:38 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources. WTF.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition and right to their lands.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments. Why is this project even being considered?

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I ask you to reject this project,

Sincerely, Tiffany Morris

Tiffany Morris

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From: Tiina PaysonTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 10:21:13 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

At a time when we must desperately slow climate change, reduce our carbon footprint and save asmuch of the Boreal Forest as possible, I wish to tell you I have very serious concerns about the FrontierOil Sands Mine Project, proposed by Teck Resources. The Boreal Forest is home to dwindling herds ofcaribou and bison along with untold thousands of threatened songbirds that make the forest theirhome. It cannot be further compromised by a damaging open pit tar sands mine. This land is alsoessential for the well-being of our indigenous peoples, the Athabasca Chipewyan and Mikisew Cree FirstNations. Please do not allow the destruction of more Boreal Forest that would take centuries to recoverfrom this.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Tiina Payson

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From: Toby ThainTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 3:36:19 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express my astonishment that the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources, is being contemplated in an era that should be well educated on climate change.

This project would violate First Nations rights, threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenousrights and unleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions.

I urge you to rapidly and permanently reject this project.

Sincerely,

Toby Thain

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From: Tom GravesTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 5:18:23 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

In addition to draining the Athabasca basin of much needed water, this project will inject more toxicchemicals into First Nations water

sources. Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions.The Frontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and wouldundermine Canada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our ParisClimate Accord commitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Tom Graves

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From: Tom WebbTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 7:52:26 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

My children and grandchildren will pay an enormous price for the climate and plastics impact on theenvironment. We simply cannot burn all the oil we have found. The science is solid.

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Tom Webb

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From: Toni StanickTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 19, 2017 12:27:11 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical boreal forest habitat for endangered caribou and bison herdsand undermine the treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices.In fact, the mine is proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared offlimits to industrial development. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree FirstNation oppose the project, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I strongly urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Toni Stanick

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From: Tony PearseTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 19, 2017 1:37:26 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express my opposition to the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, themine is proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits toindustrial development. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nationoppose the project, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Tony Pearse

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From: Trevor Goodger-HillTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 5:17:20 PM

Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices.

In fact, the mine is proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared offlimits to industrial development. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree FirstNation oppose the project, and I demand the panel to respect their opposition.

STOP SUPPORTING THE CAPITALIST CLASS AT THE EXPENSE OF OUR PLANET.

Yours to incite World insight,

Trevor Goodger-Hill

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From: Tristan ColeTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 5:13:19 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Please don't give in to corporate greed and wholesale destruction so a few can get rich, whilst ourchildren and theirs will have nothing except a desolate landscape and climate change.

Do the morally right and environmentally correct thing and deny this tar sands project.

Sincerely,

Tristan Cole

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From: Verna J HigginsTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 19, 2017 7:10:37 AM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

As a veteran biologist and naturalist, I cannot believe that at this point in our fight against climatechange that any company would propose a project like the the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project,proposed by Teck Resources.

Not only would the project disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds but itundermines the treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. Infact, the mine is proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limitsto industrial development. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nationoppose the project, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Verna J Higgins

Verna J Higgins

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From: Veronica DelormeTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 3:07:26 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources. We have but one earth.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Veronica Delorme

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From: vicki pauzeTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 19, 2017 9:15:13 AM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

What part of climate change and Canada's part in reducing our footprint right here in Canada didAlberta and Ottawa not understand? Worldwide, fossil fuels are slowing being replaced or wiped outentirely, will Canada move backward and become a dinosaur while every other nation becomessustainable with alternative energy?

And let us not forget - these very same polluting corporations are refusing to clean up the abandonedwells as well as the tailings and Alberta is now looking at all of Canada and its taxpayers to chip in tohelp them pay billions for cleanup. We would not let a child smash and destroy their toys then turnaround and buy them new ones while picking up their broken ones? These companies need to be heldaccountable as they are not good citizens

.

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

vicki pauze

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From: Victor GladishTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 1:59:15 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

What part of ENVIRONMENTAL DISASTER do you not understand! We all live on the same planet andMUST change our ways now if future generations are to survive!!!

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Victor

From: Vivian UngerTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 19, 2017 11:53:15 AM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by Teck Resources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject. The panel has a responsibility to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Vivian Unger

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From: Wally RothTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 5:16:29 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I strongly urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Wally Roth

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From: Walter LatterTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 19, 2017 9:17:12 AM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Your immediately action on stopping this proposed mine is required.

Sincerely,

Walter Latter

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From: Warren BellTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 10:28:20 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express direct opposition to the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

In a world where investors are backing away from fossil fuel companies, where "leave it in the ground"movements have sprung up on either side of the Atlantic, where new renewable energy projects areoutstripping all fossil fuel projects combined, and in which the goal of keeping the average globaltemperature increase to below 2 degrees Celsius (let alone 1.5 degrees Celsius, and Catherine McKennaloudly proclaimed), approving this project, at this time, is ecological insanity.

And we only have this one global ecosystem.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Warren Bell

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From: Wayne FroeseTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project : Reject itDate: July 18, 2017 6:15:31 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

The dubious viability of Tar Sands is far out-shadowed by the ecological imperatives. Tar Sandsexpansion must stop.

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Wayne Froese

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From: Wendy BlacoeTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 19, 2017 11:46:16 AM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

Just say NO to the proposed expansion of Teck Frontier Mine!!!

It endangers the World Heritage site of Wood Buffalo National Park; it infringes on the territories ofseveral indigenous tribes, who have already said NO to it; it completely endangers the fragile habitat ofmigration routes for caribou and bison, as well as the habitat for other wildlife; and it is only necessaryto provide additional oil to feed the Kinder-Morgan pipeline.

This pipeline, while technically already approved by the government is going to be the source of arevolution by the Canadian people that our government has never seen – it is an outrageous propositionfor so many reasons, not least of them being MORE danger to fragile ecosystems, and infringement ofindigenous peoples’ territories.

If we do not participate in foreign countries’ use of oil as a power source, then we help reduce theworld’s global warming pollution – not forgetting the cap on Alberta’s tar sands emissions.

Furthermore, we need more investment in green technologies, not Big Oil, which is an industry that isgoing to shrink in the coming years with the impending boom in electric vehicles, and the increasingoutcry against plastic products. We need to be more forethoughtful of what the future is bringing toCanada, and not on big corporations current bottom line.

Sincerely,

Wendy Blacoe

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From: Wendy DionneTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 19, 2017 7:06:17 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

How is it possible that the largest open pit tar sands mine could be approved without any regard for thehabitat of endangered animals and the treaty rights of First Nations in an area declared off limits toindustrial development.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Wendy Dionne

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From: Wendy DonTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 5:58:19 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. The upcoming generation will inherit anirreparable mess. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Wendy Don

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From: wILLIAM HallTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 7:46:31 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

DO NOT APPROVE THIS PROJECT. IT WILL ADD TO THE ALREADY UNACCEPTABLE DAMAGE BEINGDONE TO MY COUNTRY BY FURTHER EXPLOITING THE TAR SANDS.

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

wILLIAM Hall

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From: William ShoreTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 7:15:14 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Is it not true that our PM has been telling the country how we must treat our indiginous people withmore respect?

Sincerely,

William Shore

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From: Yves LegaultTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 5:27:23 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Why should I have to remind every MP that their sole role is serving the people?

Because they do the opposite, serving the corporations and monopolies!

Sincerely,

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From: Zain PatelTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 18, 2017 5:17:31 PM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Thank you for your consideration.

Sincerely,

Zain Patel

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From: Zeesy PowersTo: Frontier Mine Review / Examen Mine Frontier (CEAA/ACEE)Subject: Reject the Frontier Oil Sands Mine ProjectDate: July 20, 2017 11:28:11 AM

Dear Joint Review Panel members,

I’m writing to express serious concerns about the Frontier Oil Sands Mine Project, proposed by TeckResources. The rapid review process is also deeply concerning, and reflects an unwillingness on the partof the current government to seriously address public concerns about environmental destruction andclimate change driven by tar sands expansion.

The proposed mine would disrupt critical habitat for endangered caribou and bison herds and underminethe treaty rights of local First Nations who rely on them for food and cultural practices. In fact, the mineis proposed for an area that the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has declared off limits to industrialdevelopment. Both the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and the Mikisew Cree First Nation oppose theproject, and I urge the panel to respect their opposition.

Furthermore, the project would produce an unacceptable level of greenhouse gas emissions. TheFrontier project is incompatible with Alberta’s 100 MT cap on oil sands emissions, and would undermineCanada’s ability to achieve the emissions reduction targets required to meet our Paris Climate Accordcommitments.

The Teck Frontier Oil Sands Mine would threaten endangered species, undermine Indigenous rights andunleash unacceptable levels of greenhouse gas emissions. I urge you to reject this project.

Sincerely,

Zeesy Powers

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