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Note to Reader Prince Rupert unloads have been lower than normal for a number of weeks as a result of ongoing maintenance at the terminal which is reducing unload capacity. Over the last four weeks unloads have averaged 770 unloads. Following three weeks of declining unloads last week saw unloads rise above 900 once again. Alliance Grain Terminal in Vancouver has now begun planned maintenance which is expected to continue until mid-august. SPEED READ Loads on wheels declined slightly overnight reflecting marginal declines on both railways. On a net basis Vancouver traffic increased slightly for both CN and CP while Thunder Bay and Prince Rupert declined. Network fluidity improved overnight albeit the principal improvement was seen on CP where idle car counts declined by some 32% or more than 300 cars in the last 24 hours. For CP the improvement occurred across all major corridors while the improvement on CN was seen largely in the Prince Rupert corridor. On a less positive note CP's count, while improving overall, worsened with respect to cars not moving for four days or more doubling overnight and surpassing 350 cars. CN counts above 4 days remained steady but still number above 250 - on a combined basis the two railways have 600+ cars or roughly half the total of all idle cars having been idle for four days or more. Week 47 unloads began the week tracking at last week's pace although performance is mixed across the three western ports with Rupert and Thunder Bay off to strong starts while Vancouver unloads lag last week's start by 25%. ====================================================================================================================== Loads on Wheels Loads on wheels declined marginally overnight reflecting small declines on both CN and CP - now at 8,137 and in line with the trailing 30 day average On a net basis the decrease in loads on wheels reflects principally an increase in the Vancouver and US corridors offset by lower volumes in the Prince Rupert and Thunder Bay corridors. CN volumes were largely unchanged overnight reflecting an increase in Thunder Bay traffic offset by a decline in Prince Rupert volumes. System wide CN loads on wheels now at 3,958 and in line with the trailing 30 day average. CP volumes declined slightly overnight with lower volumes in the Thunder Bay corridor offset somewhat by an increase in Vancouver traffic. CP system wide loads on wheels now at 3,881 - in line with the trailing 30 day average. Vancouver now at 5,098-6% above the trailing 30 day average. The Prince Rupert pipeline currently sits at 872 - falling below the 1,000 car threshold for the first time in four days and now 4% above the trailing 30 day average. Thunder Bay volumes fell 15% (-152 cars) reflecting an increase on CN offset by a larger decline on CP with the latter reflecting high unloads at the Port in the last 24 hours. Now below 900 cars - 21% below the trailing 30 day average with 70% of traffic moving on CP Hopper Car Rationing No hopper car rationing has been reported for either CN or CP in week 46 and none expected in week 47. Loads Not Moving The count of cars not moving for 48+ hours declined by 23% (401 cars) reflecting lower counts on both railways but predominantly reflecting an improvement on CP. Idle car counts now at 1,321. CN 1

The count of idle cars declined slightly overnight (-64 cars) - idle car counts now at 620. The number of cars idle for 4+ days largely unchanged overnight - remains above 250 cars. The count of cars not moving for 7+ days doubled overnight - now above 100 cars. Vancouver represents 70% of all idle cars. CP CP counts fell 32% (337 cars) overnight - idle car counts now at 701. The number of cars idle for 4+ days more than doubled overnight - now above 350 cars. The count of cars idle for 7+ days unchanged overnight - remains below 10 cars. Vancouver accounts for 49% of all idle cars. In total 80% of all idle cars are dwelling at origin locations. Port Performance CN and CP reported a total of 964 cars unloaded at the three western ports. One day in Week 47 unloads tracking at the same pace as last week. Vancouver 490 cars reported unloaded by CN and CP at the Port of Vancouver; CN - 301 and CP - 189. There are 750+ cars on hand at Vancouver waiting placement for unloading with 750+ cars arriving at the port in the last 24 hours. CN and CP have only 700 cars enroute to Vancouver west of Alberta - 400+ Kamloops and west - with 65% of traffic currently moving on CP. Prince Rupert As anticipated Prince Rupert unloads came in just below 150 yesterday reflecting 50% higher unloads than Monday of last week. Loads on wheels now below 900 cars There are fewer than 150 cars west of Jasper - less than 50 Prince George and west. There are currently 300 cars on site and despite the seemingly thin pipeline for inbound traffic it is anticipated that the Port should continue to have sufficient cars available to support 100-150 unloads per day for the next 2-3 days. Thunder Bay 326 unloads reported at Thunder Bay yesterday - all on CP - approximately 50% more unloads than reported for Monday of last week. There are 400+ cars on site at Thunder Bay with 150 cars arriving at the Port in the prior 24 hours. There are fewer than 150 cars enroute to Thunder Bay - none of these east of Winnipeg. While cars on hand will carry unloads for another day the current structure of the pipeline suggests unloads may be challenged by mid week. 2

Daily Loads on Wheels - 6/18/2018 E Canada Prince Rupert Thunder Bay USA/MEX Vancouver Total CN 162 872 257 251 2,416 3,958 CP 8 587 633 2,653 3,881 Short Line 39 29 68 US Rail 230 230 209 872 844 1,114 5,098 8,137 Change in Loads on Wheels - Prior 24 Hours E Canada Prince Rupert Thunder Bay USA/MEX Vancouver Total CN 6-141 107-14 23-19 CP -29-259 38 146-104 Short Line -4-14 -18 US Rail 31 31-27 -141-152 55 155-110 3

Daily Loads on Wheels By Pipeline Location - 6/18/2018 CN CP US Rail / Short Line E Canada Prince Rupert Thunder Bay USA/MEX Vancouver Total Origin 26 113 104 120 357 720 Enroute 103 451 29 125 1,437 2,145 Destination 33 308 124 6 622 1,093 162 872 257 251 2,416 3,958 Origin 2 159 261 825 1,247 Enroute 5 120 352 1,347 1,824 Destination 1 308 20 481 810 8 587 633 2,653 3,881 Origin Enroute 8 139 147 Destination 31 91 29 151 39 230 29 298 Change in Daily Loads on Wheels By Pipeline Location - Prior 24 Hours CN CP US Rail / Short Line E Canada Prince Rupert Thunder Bay USA/MEX Vancouver Total Origin 26-92 104 10-314 -266 Enroute 1-208 -118-25 293-57 Destination -21 159 121 1 44 304 6-141 107-14 23-19 Origin 1-44 28-34 -49 Enroute -28 82-2 -50 2 Destination -2-297 12 230-57 -29-259 38 146-104 Origin Enroute 0 14 14 Destination -4 17-14 -1-4 31-14 13 4

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Loads Not Moving 48 Hours or More - 6/18/2018 CN CP US Rail / Short Line E Canada Prince Rupert Thunder Bay USA/MEX Vancouver Total Origin 106 4 235 345 Enroute 28 15 30 25 98 Destination 2 1 3 4 167 177 30 122 3 38 427 620 Origin 59 211 288 558 Enroute 1 5 59 4 69 Destination 26 48 74 1 90 270 340 701 Origin Enroute 1 30 31 Destination 4 35 19 58 5 65 19 89 Change in Loads Not Moving 48 Hours or More - 6/18/2018 CN CP US Rail / Short Line E Canada Prince Rupert Thunder Bay USA/MEX Vancouver Total Origin -99 0 11-88 Enroute 15 0 14 3 32 Destination 0-9 0-1 2-8 15-108 0 13 16-64 Origin -1 0 11-182 -172 Enroute -3 2-21 -1-23 Destination -2-158 -8 26-142 -6-156 -18-157 -337 Origin Enroute 0-3 -3 Destination -13-6 -3-22 -13-9 -3-25 6

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Port Unloads - 6/18/2018 Prince Rupert Vancouver West Coast Total Thunder Bay Total CN 148 301 449 449 CP 189 189 326 515 148 490 638 326 964 8

Port Terminal Status Vancouver Daily Activity for 6/18/2018 Port Unloads Cars Arrived Cars Received in Interchange Cars Delivered in Interchange Cars Placed for Unloading Loads on Wheels at Destination As of 6/18/2018 CN 141 270 67 334 622 CP 621 67 270 110 481 SRY 1 7 29 06/18 06/17 Week To Date Last Week CN 301 448 301 2,686 CP 189 348 189 1,954 SRY 13 5 13 40 Age Profile of Loaded Cars Waiting Placement for Unloading Today < 24 Hrs 24-48 Hrs > 48-72 Hrs > 72 Hrs Total On Hand Change in Last 24 Hours < 24 Hrs 24-48 Hrs 48-72 Hrs > 72 Hrs CN 141 54 2 40 237 CP 397 18 64 46 525 SRY 0 CN -19 37 0 2 CP 364-116 59-3 SRY 9

Port Terminal Status Prince Rupert Daily Activity for 6/18/2018 Port Unloads Cars Arrived Cars Received in Interchange Cars Delivered in Interchange Cars Placed for Unloading Loads on Wheels at Destination As of 6/18/2018 CN 258 258 308 06/18 06/17 Week To Date Last Week CN 148 102 148 915 Age Profile of Loaded Cars Waiting Placement for Unloading Today < 24 Hrs 24-48 Hrs > 48-72 Hrs > 72 Hrs Total On Hand Change in Last 24 Hours < 24 Hrs 24-48 Hrs 48-72 Hrs > 72 Hrs CN 37 37 CN -74 37 10

Port Terminal Status Thunder Bay Daily Activity for 6/18/2018 Port Unloads Cars Arrived Cars Received in Interchange Cars Delivered in Interchange Cars Placed for Unloading Loads on Wheels at Destination As of 6/18/2018 CN 121 45 124 CP 29 226 308 06/18 06/17 Week To Date Last Week CN 399 CP 326 79 326 1,061 Age Profile of Loaded Cars Waiting Placement for Unloading Today < 24 Hrs 24-48 Hrs > 48-72 Hrs > 72 Hrs Total On Hand Change in Last 24 Hours < 24 Hrs 24-48 Hrs 48-72 Hrs > 72 Hrs CN 76 1 77 CP 29 143 20 41 233 CN 76 0 CP -197 9 20-29 11

Measurement Definitions Loads on Wheels Loads Not Moving Port Unloads Cars Arrived Cars Received in Interchange Cars Delivered in Interchange Cars Placed for Unloading Loads on Wheels at Destination Waiting Placement for Unloading Count of loaded rail cars including all rail cars that have been released loaded at origin and have not been reported by the railway as unloaded at destination. Counts include all rail cars (hopper cars and boxcars) moving within a pipeline. Loaded rail cars for which the railways have not reported a movement event for 48 hours or more whether the rail car is at origin, enroute or at destination. Count of rail cars reported by railways as unloaded at the western port destinations of Vancouver, Prince Rupert and Thunder Bay. Unload counts include all rail cars (hopper cars and boxcars) unloaded by all receivers including major port terminals, transloaders and other receivers. Count of rail cars reported as arrived at the destination railway terminal. Count of rail cars received in interchange by each railway within a destination railway terminal. Interchange activity is tracked for the Vancouver and Thunder Bay pipelines as applicable. Count of rail cars delivered in interchange by each railway within a destination railway terminal. Interchange activity is tracked for the Vancouver and Thunder Bay pipelines as applicable. Count of rail cars reported by the railways as placed loaded at the receiver s facility for unloading. Count of rail cars that remain under load within the destination railway terminal including rail cars that have been reported as placed for unloading but not yet reported as unloaded. Count of rail cars that have been reported as arrived at the destination railway terminal but not reported as placed for unloading by the railway. For the Ports of Vancouver, Prince Rupert and Thunder Bay the count of rail cars waiting placement for unloading is categorized by age i.e. the elapsed time from arrival at destination to the current report date. 12