Common use of Roles and Responsibilities Clause in Contracts

Roles and Responsibilities. The following federal departments and agencies have identified an interest in the Project, and will participate in the federal review as follows:  The CEA Agency will exercise the powers and perform the duties and functions of the responsible authorities (RAs) in relation to the Project pursuant to the CEAA until the Minister of the Environment is provided with the comprehensive study report, including those requirements of the Species at Risk Act set out in subsection 11.01(3) of the CEAA. In addition, the CEA Agency has administrative responsibilities pursuant to the CEAA in support of the EA. The CEA Agency will act as the EA Manager and as the Crown Consultation Coordinator (CCC) for the EA in relation to the Project, and will coordinate federal input into the provincial EA, to the extent possible;  DFO has regulatory and statutory responsibilities under the Fisheries Act and, pursuant to the CEAA, is an RA. DFO requires that a complete application for a Fisheries Act authorization be submitted during the EA phase to confirm whether there is a Fisheries Act trigger. In order to meet the regulatory timelines set out in this Agreement for a review under the Fisheries Act, the information requested in the application must be submitted to DFO at the latest, concurrent with the submission of the draft Environmental Impact Statement (EIS). DFO may be in possession of specialist or expert information or knowledge with respect to the Project and, on request, shall make available that information or knowledge to the CEA Agency;  TC may have regulatory and statutory responsibilities under the Navigable Waters Protection Act (NWPA) and, pursuant to the CEAA, is a likely RA. TC requires that all the information described in the NWPA application form for a review under the NWPA be submitted during the EA phase to confirm whether there is a NWPA trigger. In order to meet the regulatory timelines set out in this Agreement for a review under the NWPA, the information described in the NWPA application form must be submitted to TC at the latest, concurrent with the submission of the EIS, and the Navigation Impact Assessment (NIA) has to be completed as a component of the EA. TC may be in possession of specialist or expert information or knowledge with respect to the Project and, on request, shall make available that information or knowledge to the CEA Agency;  The SIPA has regulatory and statutory responsibilities under the Canada Marine Act and, pursuant to section 3 of the Canada Port Authority Environmental Assessment Regulations, is a prescribed authority. The SIPA may be in possession of specialist or expert information or knowledge with respect to the Project and, on request, shall make available that information or knowledge to the CEA Agency. For the purposes of this Agreement, the SIPA will be included in the collective term “RA”;  Natural Resources Canada (NRCan), Environment Canada (EC) and Health Canada (HC) are federal authorities (FAs) pursuant to the CEAA and may be in possession of specialist or expert information or knowledge with respect to the Project (expert FAs) and, upon request, shall make available that information or knowledge to the CEA Agency;  AANDC has advisory responsibilities to support the Government of Canada’s Aboriginal consultation activities in relation to the Project; and,  The MPMO has administrative and advisory responsibilities under the Cabinet Directive on Improving the Performance of the Regulatory System for Major Resource Projects and the associated Memorandum of Understanding (MOU). The MPMO will provide oversight and advice throughout the entire federal review in relation to the Project to ensure adherence to the service standards and roles and responsibilities of all Parties. For further information regarding the roles and responsibilities of the Parties, please see Xxxxxxx XXX, IV and V.

Roles and Responsibilities. The following federal departments and agencies have identified an interest in the Project, and will participate in the federal review as follows:  The CEA Agency will exercise the powers and perform the duties and functions of the responsible authorities (RAs) in relation to the Project pursuant to the former CEAA until the Minister of the Environment is provided with the comprehensive study report, including those requirements of the Species at Risk Act set out in subsection 11.01(3) of the former CEAA. In addition, the CEA Agency has administrative responsibilities pursuant to the former CEAA in support of the EA. The CEA Agency will act as the EA Manager and as the Crown Consultation Coordinator (CCC) for the EA in relation to the Project, and will coordinate federal input into the provincial EA, to the extent possible;  DFO has regulatory and statutory responsibilities under the Fisheries Act and, pursuant to the former CEAA, is an RA. DFO requires that a complete application for a Fisheries Act authorization be submitted during the EA phase to confirm whether there is a Fisheries Act trigger. In order to meet the regulatory timelines set out in this Agreement for a review under the Fisheries Act, the information requested in the application must be submitted to DFO at the latest, concurrent with the submission of the draft Environmental Impact Statement (EIS). DFO may be in possession of specialist or expert information or knowledge with respect to the Project and, on request, shall make available that information or knowledge to the CEA Agency;  TC may have NRCan has regulatory and statutory responsibilities under the Navigable Waters Protection Explosives Act (NWPA) and, pursuant to the former CEAA, is a likely an RA. TC requires that all the information described in the NWPA application form for a review under the NWPA be submitted during the EA phase to confirm whether there is a NWPA trigger. In order to meet the regulatory timelines set out in this Agreement for a review under the NWPA, the information described in the NWPA application form must be submitted to TC at the latest, concurrent with the submission of the EIS, and the Navigation Impact Assessment (NIA) has to be completed as a component of the EA. TC NRCan may be in possession of specialist or expert information or knowledge with respect to the Project and, on request, shall make available that information or knowledge to the CEA Agency;  The SIPA has regulatory and statutory responsibilities under the Canada Marine Act and, pursuant to section 3 of the Canada Port Authority Environmental Assessment Regulations, is a prescribed authority. The SIPA may be in possession of specialist or expert information or knowledge with respect to the Project and, on request, shall make available that information or knowledge to the CEA Agency. For the purposes of this Agreement, the SIPA will be included in the collective term “RA”;  Natural Resources Canada (NRCan), Environment Canada (EC) EC and Health Canada (HC) are federal authorities (FAs) pursuant to the former CEAA and may be in possession of specialist or expert information or knowledge with respect to the Project (expert FAs) and, upon request, shall make available that information or knowledge to the CEA Agency;  AANDC Aboriginal Affairs and Northern Development Canada (AANDC) has advisory responsibilities to support the Government of Canada’s Aboriginal consultation activities in relation to the Project; and,  The MPMO has administrative and advisory responsibilities under the Cabinet Directive on Improving the Performance of the Regulatory System for Major Resource Projects and the associated Memorandum of Understanding (MOU). The MPMO will provide oversight and advice throughout the entire federal review in relation to the Project to ensure adherence to the service standards and roles and responsibilities of all Parties. For further information regarding the roles and responsibilities of the Parties, please see Xxxxxxx XXX, IV and V.

Roles and Responsibilities. The following federal departments and agencies have identified an interest in the Project, and will participate in the federal review as follows:  The CEA Agency will exercise the powers and perform the duties and functions of the responsible authorities Responsible Authorities (RAs) in relation to the Project pursuant to the CEAA until the Minister of the Environment is provided with the comprehensive study report, including those requirements of the Species at Risk Act set out in subsection 11.01(3) of the CEAA. In addition, the CEA Agency has administrative responsibilities pursuant to the CEAA in support of the EA. The CEA Agency will act as the EA Manager and as the Crown Consultation Coordinator (CCC) for the EA in relation to the Project, and will coordinate federal input into the provincial EA, to the extent possible;  DFO has regulatory and statutory responsibilities under the Fisheries Act and, pursuant to the CEAA, is an RA. DFO requires that a complete application for a Fisheries Act authorization be submitted during the EA phase to confirm whether there is a Fisheries Act trigger. In order to meet the regulatory timelines set out in this Agreement for a review under the Fisheries Act, the information requested in the application must be submitted to DFO at the latest, concurrent with the submission of the draft Environmental Impact Statement (EIS). DFO may be in possession of specialist or expert information or knowledge with respect to the Project and, on request, shall make available that information or knowledge to the CEA Agency;  TC may have regulatory and statutory responsibilities under the Navigable Waters Protection Act (NWPA) and, pursuant to the CEAA, is a likely RA. TC requires that all the information described in the NWPA application form for a review under the NWPA be submitted during the EA phase to confirm whether there is a NWPA trigger. In order to meet the regulatory timelines set out in this Agreement for a review under the NWPA, the information described in the NWPA application form must be submitted to TC at the latest, concurrent with the submission of the EIS, and the Navigation Impact Assessment (NIA) has to be completed as a component of the EA. TC may be in possession of specialist or expert information or knowledge with respect to the Project and, on request, shall make available that information or knowledge to the CEA Agency;  The SIPA has regulatory and statutory responsibilities under the Canada Marine Act and, pursuant to section 3 of the Canada Port Authority Environmental Assessment Regulations, is a prescribed authority. The SIPA PRPA may be in possession of specialist or expert information or knowledge with respect to the Project and, on request, shall make available that information or knowledge to the CEA Agency. For the purposes of this Agreement, the SIPA will be included in the collective term “RARAs”;  The CTA has regulatory and statutory responsibilities under the Canadian Transportation Act (CT Act) and, pursuant to the CEAA, is an RA. The CTA is an independent quasi- judicial tribunal that, among other things, makes decisions, grants authorizations and issues licenses and permits to transportation carriers under federal jurisdictions. The CTA may be in possession of specialist or expert information or knowledge with respect to the Project and, on request, shall make available that information or knowledge to the CEA Agency;  EC is a federal authority (FA) pursuant to the CEAA and is in possession of specialist or expert information or knowledge with respect to the Project and, on request, shall make available that information or knowledge to the RAs. EC also has responsibilities to amend the Metal Mining Effluent Regulations under the Fisheries Act.  Natural Resources Canada (NRCan), Environment Canada (EC) and Health Canada (HC) are federal authorities (FAs) pursuant to the CEAA and may be are in possession of specialist or expert information or knowledge with respect to the Project (expert FAs) and, upon request, shall make available that information or knowledge to the CEA Agency;  AANDC Aboriginal Affairs and Northern Development Canada (AANDC) has advisory responsibilities to support the Government of Canada’s 's Aboriginal engagement and consultation activities in relation to the Project; and,  The MPMO has administrative and advisory responsibilities under the Cabinet Directive on Improving the Performance of the Regulatory System for Major Resource Projects and the associated Memorandum of Understanding (MOU). The MPMO will provide oversight and advice throughout the entire federal review in relation to the Project to ensure adherence to the service standards and roles and responsibilities of all Parties. For further information regarding the roles and responsibilities of the Parties, please see Xxxxxxx XXXAnnexes III, IV and V.

Roles and Responsibilities. The following federal departments and agencies have identified an interest in the Project, and will participate in the federal review as follows:  • The CEA Agency will exercise the powers and perform the duties and functions of the responsible authorities (RAs) in relation to the Project pursuant to the CEAA until the Minister of the Environment is provided with the comprehensive study report, including those requirements of the Species at Risk Act set out in subsection 11.01(3) of the CEAA. In addition, the CEA Agency has administrative responsibilities pursuant to the CEAA in support of the EA. The CEA Agency will act as the EA Manager and as the Crown Consultation Coordinator (CCC) for the EA in relation to the Project, and will coordinate federal input into the provincial EA, to the extent possible;  • DFO has regulatory and statutory responsibilities under the Fisheries Act and, pursuant to the CEAA, is an RA. DFO requires that a complete application for a Fisheries Act authorization be submitted during the EA phase to confirm whether there is a Fisheries Act trigger. In order to meet the regulatory timelines set out in this Agreement for a review under the Fisheries Act, the information requested in the application must be submitted to DFO at the latest, concurrent with the submission of the draft Environmental Impact Statement (EIS). DFO may be in possession of specialist or expert information or knowledge with respect to the Project and, on request, shall make available that information or knowledge to the CEA Agency;  TC may have regulatory and statutory responsibilities under the Navigable Waters Protection Act (NWPA) and, pursuant to the CEAA, is a likely RA. TC requires that all the information described in the NWPA application form for a review under the NWPA be submitted during the EA phase to confirm whether there is a NWPA trigger. In order to meet the regulatory timelines set out in this Agreement for a review under the NWPA, the information described in the NWPA application form must be submitted to TC at the latest, concurrent with the submission of the EIS, and the Navigation Impact Assessment (NIA) has to be completed as a component of the EA. TC may be in possession of specialist or expert information or knowledge with respect to the Project and, on request, shall make available that information or knowledge to the CEA Agency;  The SIPA • PAPA has regulatory and statutory responsibilities under the Canada Marine Act and, pursuant to section 3 of the Canada Port Authority Environmental Assessment Regulations, is a prescribed authority. The SIPA PAPA may be in possession of specialist or expert information or knowledge with respect to the Project and, on request, shall make available that information or knowledge to the CEA Agency. For the purposes of this Agreement, the SIPA PAPA will be included in the collective term “RA”;  • TC is a Federal Authority (FA) pursuant to the CEAA and has regulatory and statutory responsibilities under the Navigable Waters Protection Act that do not trigger an EA pursuant to the CEAA. TC requires that all the information described in the NWPA application form for a review under the NWPA be submitted during the EA in order to meet the regulatory timelines contained in the current Project Agreement. TC may be in possession of specialist or expert information or knowledge with respect to the Project and, on request, shall make available that information or knowledge to the CEA Agency. • Natural Resources Canada (NRCan), Environment Canada (EC) and Health Canada (HC) are federal authorities (FAs) FAs pursuant to the CEAA and may be are in possession of specialist or expert information or knowledge with respect to the Project (expert FAs) and, upon request, shall make available that information or knowledge to the CEA Agency;  AANDC • Indian and Northern Affairs Canada (INAC) has advisory responsibilities to support the Government of Canada’s Aboriginal consultation activities in relation to the Project; and,  • The MPMO has administrative and advisory responsibilities under the Cabinet Directive on Improving the Performance of the Regulatory System for Major Resource Projects and the associated Memorandum of Understanding (MOU). The MPMO will provide oversight and advice throughout the entire federal review in relation to the Project to ensure adherence to the service standards and roles and responsibilities of all Parties. For further information regarding the roles and responsibilities of the Parties, please see Xxxxxxx XXX, IV IV, V and V.VI.

Roles and Responsibilities. The following federal departments and agencies have identified an interest in the Project, and will participate in the federal review as follows:  • The CEA Agency will exercise the powers and perform the duties and functions of the responsible authorities (RAs) in relation to the Project pursuant to the former CEAA until the Minister of the Environment is provided with the comprehensive study report, including those requirements of the Species at Risk Act set out in subsection 11.01(3) of the former CEAA. In addition, the CEA Agency has administrative responsibilities pursuant to the former CEAA in support of the EA. The CEA Agency will act as the EA Manager and as the Crown Consultation Coordinator (CCC) for the EA in relation to the Project, and will coordinate federal input into the provincial EA, to the extent possible;  • DFO has regulatory and statutory responsibilities under the Fisheries Act and, pursuant to the former CEAA, is an RA. DFO requires that a complete application for a Fisheries Act authorization be submitted during the EA phase to confirm whether there is a Fisheries Act trigger. In order to meet the regulatory timelines set out in this Agreement for a review under the Fisheries Act, the information requested in the application must be submitted to DFO at the latest, concurrent with the submission of the draft Environmental Impact Statement (EIS). DFO may be in possession of specialist or expert information or knowledge with respect to the Project and, on request, shall make available that information or knowledge to the CEA Agency;  • TC may have has regulatory and statutory responsibilities under the Navigable Waters Protection Act (NWPA) and, pursuant to the former CEAA, is a likely an RA. TC requires that all the information described in the NWPA application form for a review under the NWPA be submitted during the EA phase to confirm whether there is a NWPA trigger. In order to meet the regulatory timelines set out in this Agreement for a review under the NWPA, the information described in the NWPA application form must be submitted to TC at the latest, concurrent with the submission of the EIS, and the Navigation Impact Assessment (NIA) has to be completed as a component of the EA. TC may be in possession of specialist or expert information or knowledge with respect to the Project and, on request, shall make available that information or knowledge to the CEA Agency;  The SIPA has regulatory and statutory responsibilities • Environment Canada (EC) is a federal authority (FA) under the Canada Marine Act and, pursuant to section 3 of the Canada Port Authority Environmental Assessment Regulations, former CEAA and is a prescribed authority. The SIPA may be in possession of specialist or expert information or knowledge with respect to the Project proposed project, and, on upon request, shall make available that information or knowledge to the CEA Agency. For ; and EC has responsibilities concerning proposed amendments to the purposes of this Agreement, Metal Mining Effluent Regulations (MMER) under the SIPA will be included in the collective term “RA”Fisheries Act;  • Natural Resources Canada (NRCan), Environment Canada (EC) and Health Canada (HC) are federal authorities (FAs) pursuant to the former CEAA and may be in possession of specialist or expert information or knowledge with respect to the Project (expert FAs) and, upon request, shall make available that information or knowledge to the CEA Agency;  AANDC • Aboriginal Affairs and Northern Development Canada (AANDC) has advisory responsibilities to support the Government of Canada’s Aboriginal consultation activities in relation to the Project; and,  • The MPMO has administrative and advisory responsibilities under the Cabinet Directive on Improving the Performance of the Regulatory System for Major Resource Projects and the associated Memorandum of Understanding (MOU). The MPMO will provide oversight and advice throughout the entire federal review in relation to the Project to ensure adherence to the service standards and roles and responsibilities of all Parties. For further information regarding the roles and responsibilities of the Parties, please see Xxxxxxx XXXAnnexes III, IV and V.

Roles and Responsibilities. The following federal departments and agencies have identified an interest in the Project, and will participate in the federal review as follows:  • The CEA Agency will exercise the powers and perform the duties and functions of the responsible authorities Responsible Authorities (RAs) in relation to the Project pursuant to the CEAA until the Minister of the Environment is provided with the comprehensive study report, including those requirements of the Species at Risk Act set out in subsection 11.01(3) of the CEAA. In addition, the CEA Agency has administrative responsibilities pursuant to the CEAA in support of the EA. The CEA Agency will act as the EA Manager and as the Crown Consultation Coordinator (CCC) for the EA in relation to the Project, and will coordinate federal input into the provincial EA, to the extent possible;  • DFO has may have regulatory and statutory responsibilities under the Fisheries Act and, pursuant to the CEAA, is an may be a responsible authority (RA). DFO requires that a complete application for a Fisheries Act authorization be submitted during the EA phase to confirm whether there is a Fisheries Act trigger. In order to meet the regulatory timelines set out in this Agreement for a review under the Fisheries Act, the information requested in the application must be submitted to DFO at the latest, concurrent with the submission of the draft Environmental Impact Statement (EIS). DFO may be in possession of specialist or expert information or knowledge with respect to the Project and, on request, shall make available that information or knowledge to the CEA Agency;  TC • NRCan may have regulatory and statutory responsibilities under the Navigable Waters Protection Explosives Act (NWPA) and, pursuant to the CEAA, is a likely RA. NRCan may be in possession of specialist or expert information or knowledge with respect to the Project and, on request, shall make available that information or knowledge to the CEA Agency; • TC requires that all is a Federal Authority (FA) pursuant to the information described in CEAA and has regulatory responsibilities under Section 5(3) of the NWPA application form Navigable Waters Protection Act (NWPA). A request for a review approval under the NWPA must be submitted made during the EA phase to confirm whether there is a NWPA trigger. In environmental assessment in order to meet the regulatory timelines set out in this Agreement for a review under the NWPA, the information described contained in the NWPA application form must be submitted to TC at the latest, concurrent with the submission of the EIS, and the Navigation Impact Assessment (NIA) has to be completed as a component of the EAcurrent Project Agreement. TC may be in possession of specialist or expert information or knowledge with respect to the Project and, on request, shall make available that information or knowledge to the CEA Agency;  The SIPA • Indian and Northern Affairs Canada (INAC) has regulatory and statutory advisory responsibilities under to support the Canada Marine Act and, pursuant to section 3 Government of the Canada Port Authority Environmental Assessment Regulations, is a prescribed authority. The SIPA may be Canada’s Aboriginal consultation activities in possession of specialist or expert information or knowledge with respect relation to the Project and, on request, shall make available that information or knowledge to the CEA Agency. For the purposes of this Agreement, the SIPA will be included in the collective term “RA”Project;  Natural Resources Canada (NRCan), • Environment Canada (EC) and Health Canada (HC) are federal authorities (FAs) FAs pursuant to the CEAA and may be are in possession of specialist or expert information or knowledge with respect to the Project (expert FAs) and, upon request, shall make available that information or knowledge to the CEA Agency;  AANDC has advisory responsibilities to support the Government of Canada’s Aboriginal consultation activities in relation to the Project; and,  • The MPMO has administrative and advisory responsibilities under the Cabinet Directive on Improving the Performance of the Regulatory System for Major Resource Projects and the associated Memorandum of Understanding (MOU). The MPMO will provide oversight and advice throughout the entire federal review in relation to the Project to ensure adherence to the service standards and roles and responsibilities of all Parties. For further information regarding the roles and responsibilities of the Parties, please see Xxxxxxx XXX, IV IV, V and V.VI.

Roles and Responsibilities. The following federal departments and agencies have identified an interest in the Project, and will participate in the federal review as follows:  • The CEA Agency will exercise the powers and perform the duties and functions of the responsible authorities Responsible Authorities (RAs) in relation to the Project pursuant to the CEAA until the Minister of the Environment is provided with the comprehensive study report, including those requirements of the Species at Risk Act set out in subsection 11.01(3) of the CEAA. In addition, the CEA Agency has administrative responsibilities pursuant to the CEAA in support of the EA. The CEA Agency will act as the EA Manager and as the Crown Consultation Coordinator (CCC) for the EA in relation to the Project, and will coordinate federal input into the provincial EA, to the extent possible;  • DFO has may have regulatory and statutory responsibilities under the Fisheries Act and, pursuant to the CEAA, is an may be a responsible authority (RA). DFO requires that a complete application for a Fisheries Act authorization be submitted during the EA phase to confirm whether there is a Fisheries Act trigger. In order to meet the regulatory timelines set out in this Agreement for a review under the Fisheries Act, the information requested in the application must be submitted to DFO at the latest, concurrent with the submission of the draft Environmental Impact Statement (EIS). DFO may be in possession of specialist or expert information or knowledge with respect to the Project and, on request, shall make available that information or knowledge to the CEA Agency;  TC • NRCan may have regulatory and statutory responsibilities under the Navigable Waters Protection Explosives Act (NWPA) and, pursuant to the CEAA, is a likely RA. NRCan may be in possession of specialist or expert information or knowledge with respect to the Project and, on request, shall make available that information or knowledge to the CEA Agency; • TC requires that all is a Federal Authority (FA) pursuant to the information described in CEAA and has regulatory responsibilities under Section 5(3) of the NWPA application form Navigable Waters Protection Act (NWPA). A request for a review approval under the NWPA must be submitted made during the EA phase to confirm whether there is a NWPA trigger. In environmental assessment in order to meet the regulatory timelines set out in this Agreement for a review under the NWPA, the information described contained in the NWPA application form must be submitted to TC at the latest, concurrent with the submission of the EIS, and the Navigation Impact Assessment (NIA) has to be completed as a component of the EAcurrent Project Agreement. TC may be in possession of specialist or expert information or knowledge with respect to the Project and, on request, shall make available that information or knowledge to the CEA Agency;  The SIPA • Indian and Northern Affairs Canada (INAC) has regulatory and statutory advisory responsibilities under to support the Canada Marine Act and, pursuant to section 3 Government of the Canada Port Authority Environmental Assessment Regulations, is a prescribed authority. The SIPA may be Canada’s Aboriginal consultation activities in possession of specialist or expert information or knowledge with respect relation to the Project and, on request, shall make available that information or knowledge to the CEA Agency. For the purposes of this Agreement, the SIPA will be included in the collective term “RA”Project;  Natural Resources Canada (NRCan), • Environment Canada (EC) and Health Canada (HC) are federal authorities (FAs) FAs pursuant to the CEAA and may be are in possession of specialist or expert information or knowledge with respect to the Project (expert FAs) and, upon request, shall make available that information or knowledge to the CEA Agency;  AANDC has advisory responsibilities to support the Government of Canada’s Aboriginal consultation activities in relation to the Project; and,  • The MPMO has administrative and advisory responsibilities under the Cabinet Directive on Improving the Performance of the Regulatory System for Major Resource Projects and the associated Memorandum of Understanding (MOU). The MPMO will provide oversight and advice throughout the entire federal review in relation to the Project to ensure adherence to the service standards and roles and responsibilities of all Parties. For further information regarding the roles and responsibilities of the Parties, please see Xxxxxxx XXXAnnexes III, IV IV, V and V.VI.

Roles and Responsibilities. The following federal departments and agencies have identified an interest in the Project, and will participate in the federal review as follows:  • The CEA Agency will exercise the powers and perform the duties and functions of the responsible authorities (RAs) in relation to the Project pursuant to the CEAA until the Minister of the Environment is provided with the comprehensive study report, including those requirements of the Species at Risk Act set out in subsection 11.01(3) of the CEAA. In addition, the CEA Agency has administrative responsibilities pursuant to the CEAA in support of the EA. The CEA Agency will act as the EA Manager and as the Crown Consultation Coordinator (CCC) for the EA in relation to the Project, and will coordinate federal input into the provincial EA, to the extent possible;  • DFO has regulatory and statutory responsibilities under the Fisheries Act and, pursuant to the CEAA, is an a RA. DFO requires that a complete application for a Fisheries Act authorization be submitted during the EA phase to confirm whether there is a Fisheries Act triggerphase. In order to meet the regulatory timelines set out in this Agreement for a review under the Fisheries Act, the information requested in the application must be submitted to DFO at the latest, concurrent with the submission of the draft Environmental Impact Statement (EIS). DFO may be in possession of specialist or expert information or knowledge with respect to the Project and, on request, shall make available that information or knowledge to the CEA Agency;  • TC may have has regulatory and statutory responsibilities under the Navigable Waters Protection Act (NWPA) and, pursuant to the CEAA, is a likely an RA. TC requires that all the information described in the NWPA application form for a review under the NWPA be submitted during the EA phase to confirm whether there is a NWPA trigger. In order to meet the regulatory timelines set out in this Agreement for a review under the NWPA, the information described in the NWPA application form must be submitted to TC at the latest, concurrent with the submission of the EIS, and the Navigation Impact Assessment (NIA) has to be completed as a component of the EA. TC may be in possession of specialist or expert information or knowledge with respect to the Project and, on request, shall make available that information or knowledge to the CEA Agency;  The SIPA • NRCan has regulatory and statutory responsibilities under the Canada Marine Explosives Act and, pursuant to section 3 of the Canada Port Authority Environmental Assessment RegulationsCEAA, is a prescribed authorityan RA. The SIPA NRCan may be in possession of specialist or expert information or knowledge with respect to the Project and, on request, shall make available that information or knowledge to the CEA Agency. For the purposes of this Agreement, the SIPA will be included in the collective term “RA”;  Natural Resources Canada (NRCan), • Environment Canada (EC) is a federal authority (FA) under the CEAA and is in possession of specialist or expert information or knowledge with respect to the proposed project, and, upon request, shall make available that information or knowledge to the CEA Agency; and EC has responsibilities concerning proposed amendments to the Metal Mining Effluent Regulations (MMER) under the Fisheries Act; • Health Canada (HC) are federal authorities (FAs) is an FA pursuant to the CEAA and may be in possession of specialist or expert information or knowledge with respect to the Project (expert FAs) and, upon request, shall make available that information or knowledge to the CEA Agency;  AANDC • Aboriginal Affairs and Northern Development Canada (AANDC) has advisory responsibilities to support the Government of Canada’s Aboriginal consultation activities in relation to the Project; and,  • The MPMO has administrative and advisory responsibilities under the Cabinet Directive on Improving the Performance of the Regulatory System for Major Resource Projects and the associated Memorandum of Understanding (MOU). The MPMO will provide oversight and advice throughout the entire federal review in relation to the Project to ensure adherence to the service standards and roles and responsibilities of all Parties. For further information regarding the roles and responsibilities of the Parties, please see Xxxxxxx XXX, IV and V.

Roles and Responsibilities. The following federal departments and agencies have identified an interest in the Project, and will participate in the federal review as follows:  • The CEA Agency will exercise the powers and perform the duties and functions of the responsible authorities (RAs) in relation to the Project pursuant to the former CEAA until the Minister of the Environment is provided with the comprehensive study report, including those requirements of the Species at Risk Act set out in subsection 11.01(3) of the former CEAA. In addition, the CEA Agency has administrative responsibilities pursuant to the former CEAA in support of the EA. The CEA Agency will act as the EA Manager and as the Crown Consultation Coordinator (CCC) for the EA in relation to the Project, and will coordinate federal input into the provincial EA, to the extent possible;  • DFO has regulatory and statutory responsibilities under the Fisheries Act and, pursuant to the former CEAA, is an RA. DFO requires that a complete application for a Fisheries Act authorization be submitted during the EA phase to confirm whether there is a Fisheries Act trigger. In order to meet the regulatory timelines set out in this Agreement for a review under the Fisheries Act, the information requested in the application must be submitted to DFO at the latest, concurrent with the submission of the draft Environmental Impact Statement (EIS). DFO may be in possession of specialist or expert information or knowledge with respect to the Project and, on request, shall make available that information or knowledge to the CEA Agency;  • TC may have has regulatory and statutory responsibilities under the Navigable Waters Protection Act (NWPA) and, pursuant to the former CEAA, is a likely an RA. TC requires that all the information described in the NWPA application form for a review under the NWPA be submitted during the EA phase to confirm whether there is a NWPA trigger. In order to meet the regulatory timelines set out in this Agreement for a review under the NWPA, the information described in the NWPA application form must be submitted to TC at the latest, concurrent with the submission of the EIS, and the Navigation Impact Assessment (NIA) has to be completed as a component of the EA. TC may be in possession of specialist or expert information or knowledge with respect to the Project and, on request, shall make available that information or knowledge to the CEA Agency;  The SIPA has regulatory and statutory responsibilities • Environment Canada (EC) is a federal authority (FA) under the Canada Marine Act and, pursuant to section 3 of the Canada Port Authority Environmental Assessment Regulations, former CEAA and is a prescribed authority. The SIPA may be in possession of specialist or expert information or knowledge with respect to the Project proposed project, and, on upon request, shall make available that information or knowledge to the CEA Agency. For ; and EC has responsibilities concerning proposed amendments to the purposes of this Agreement, Metal Mining Effluent Regulations (MMER) under the SIPA will be included in the collective term “RA”Fisheries Act;  • Natural Resources Canada (NRCan), Environment Canada (EC) and Health Canada (HC) are federal authorities (FAs) pursuant to the former CEAA and may be in possession of specialist or expert information or knowledge with respect to the Project (expert FAs) and, upon request, shall make available that information or knowledge to the CEA Agency;  AANDC • Aboriginal Affairs and Northern Development Canada (AANDC) has advisory responsibilities to support the Government of Canada’s 's Aboriginal consultation activities in relation to the Project; and,  • The MPMO has administrative and advisory responsibilities under the Cabinet Directive on Improving the Performance of the Regulatory System for Major Resource Projects and the associated Memorandum of Understanding (MOU). The MPMO will provide oversight and advice throughout the entire federal review in relation to the Project to ensure adherence to the service standards and roles and responsibilities of all Parties. For further information regarding the roles and responsibilities of the Parties, please see Xxxxxxx XXX, IV and V.

Roles and Responsibilities. The following federal departments and agencies have identified an interest in the Project, and will participate in the federal review as follows:  The CEA Agency will exercise the powers and perform the duties and functions of the responsible authorities (RAs) in relation to the Project pursuant to the CEAA until the Minister of the Environment is provided with the comprehensive study report, including those requirements of the Species at Risk Act set out in subsection 11.01(3) of the CEAA. In addition, the CEA Agency has administrative responsibilities pursuant to the CEAA in support of the EA. The CEA Agency will act as the EA Manager and as the Crown Consultation Coordinator (CCC) for the EA in relation to the Project, and will coordinate federal input into the provincial EA, to the extent possible;  DFO has regulatory and statutory responsibilities under the Fisheries Act and, pursuant to the CEAA, is an RA. DFO requires that a complete application for a Fisheries Act authorization be submitted during the EA phase to confirm whether there is a Fisheries Act trigger. In order to meet the regulatory timelines set out in this Agreement for a review under the Fisheries Act, the information requested in the application must be submitted to DFO at the latest, concurrent with the submission of the draft Environmental Impact Statement (EIS). DFO may be in possession of specialist or expert information or knowledge with respect to the Project and, on request, shall make available that information or knowledge to the CEA Agency;  TC may have regulatory and statutory responsibilities under the Navigable Waters Protection Act (NWPA) and, pursuant to the CEAA, is a likely RA. TC requires that all the information described in the NWPA application form for a review under the NWPA be submitted during the EA phase to confirm whether there is a NWPA trigger. In order to meet the regulatory timelines set out in this Agreement for a review under the NWPA, the information described in the NWPA application form must be submitted to TC at the latest, concurrent with the submission of the EIS, and the Navigation Impact Assessment (NIA) has to be completed as a component of the EA. TC may be in possession of specialist or expert information or knowledge with respect to the Project and, on request, shall make available that information or knowledge to the CEA Agency;  The SIPA has regulatory and statutory responsibilities under the Canada Marine Act and, pursuant to section 3 of the Canada Port Authority Environmental Assessment Regulations, is a prescribed authority. The SIPA may be in possession of specialist or expert information or knowledge with respect to the Project and, on request, shall make available that information or knowledge to the CEA Agency. For the purposes of this Agreement, the SIPA will be included in the collective term “RA”;  Natural Resources Canada (NRCan), Environment Canada (EC) and Health Canada (HC) are federal authorities (FAs) pursuant to the CEAA and may be in possession of specialist or expert information or knowledge with respect to the Project (expert FAs) and, upon request, shall make available that information or knowledge to the CEA Agency;  AANDC has advisory responsibilities to support the Government of Canada’s Aboriginal consultation activities in relation to the Project; and,  The MPMO has administrative and advisory responsibilities under the Cabinet Directive on Improving the Performance of the Regulatory System for Major Resource Projects and the associated Memorandum of Understanding (MOU). The MPMO will provide oversight and advice throughout the entire federal review in relation to the Project to ensure adherence to the service standards and roles and responsibilities of all Parties. For further information regarding the roles and responsibilities of the Parties, please see Xxxxxxx XXXAnnexes III, IV and V.

Roles and Responsibilities. The following federal departments and agencies have identified an interest in the Project, and will participate in the federal review as follows:  • The CEA Agency will exercise the powers and perform the duties and functions of the responsible authorities Responsible Authorities (RAs) in relation to the Project pursuant to the CEAA until the Minister of the Environment is provided with the comprehensive study report, including those requirements of the Species at Risk Act set out in subsection 11.01(3) of the CEAA. In addition, the CEA Agency has administrative responsibilities pursuant to the CEAA in support of the EA. The CEA Agency will act as the EA Manager and as the Crown Consultation Coordinator (CCC) for the EA in relation to the Project, and will coordinate federal input into the provincial EA, to the extent possible;  • DFO has may have regulatory and statutory responsibilities under the Fisheries Act and, pursuant to the CEAA, is an a responsible authority (RA). DFO requires that a complete application for a Fisheries Act authorization be submitted during the EA phase to confirm whether there is a Fisheries Act trigger. In order to meet the regulatory timelines set out in this Agreement for a review under the Fisheries Act, the information requested in the application must be submitted to DFO at the latest, concurrent with the submission of the draft Environmental Impact Statement (EIS). DFO may be in possession of specialist or expert information or knowledge with respect to the Project and, on request, shall make available that information or knowledge to the CEA Agency;  TC • NRCan may have regulatory and statutory responsibilities under the Navigable Waters Protection Explosives Act (NWPA) and, pursuant to the CEAA, is a likely RA. TC requires that all the information described in the NWPA application form for a review under the NWPA be submitted during the EA phase to confirm whether there is a NWPA trigger. In order to meet the regulatory timelines set out in this Agreement for a review under the NWPA, the information described in the NWPA application form must be submitted to TC at the latest, concurrent with the submission of the EIS, and the Navigation Impact Assessment (NIA) has to be completed as a component of the EA. TC NRCan may be in possession of specialist or expert information or knowledge with respect to the Project and, on request, shall make available that information or knowledge to the CEA Agency;  The SIPA has • TC is a Federal Authority (FA) pursuant to the CEAA and may have regulatory and statutory responsibilities under the Canada Marine Act and, pursuant to section 3 Section 5(3) of the Canada Port Authority Environmental Assessment Regulations, is a prescribed authorityNavigable Waters Protection Act (NWPA). The SIPA A request for approval under the NWPA must be made during the environmental assessment in order to meet the timelines contained in this Project Agreement. TC may be in possession of specialist or expert information or knowledge with respect to the Project (expert FA) and, on request, shall make available that information or knowledge to the CEA Agency. For the purposes of this Agreement, the SIPA will be included in the collective term “RA”;  Natural Resources • Aboriginal Affairs and Northern Development Canada (NRCan), AANDC) has advisory responsibilities to support the Government of Canada’s Aboriginal consultation activities in relation to the Project; • Environment Canada (EC) and Health Canada (HC) are federal authorities (FAs) FAs pursuant to the CEAA and may be are in possession of specialist or expert information or knowledge with respect to the Project (expert FAs) and, upon request, shall make available that information or knowledge to the CEA Agency;  AANDC has advisory responsibilities to support the Government of Canada’s Aboriginal consultation activities in relation to the Project; and,  • The MPMO has administrative and advisory responsibilities under the Cabinet Directive on Improving the Performance of the Regulatory System for Major Resource Projects and the associated Memorandum of Understanding (MOU). The MPMO will provide oversight and advice throughout the entire federal review in relation to the Project to ensure adherence to the service standards and roles and responsibilities of all Parties. For further information regarding the roles and responsibilities of the Parties, please see Xxxxxxx XXX, IV IV, V and V.VI.

Roles and Responsibilities. The following federal departments and agencies have identified an interest in the Project, and will participate in the federal review as follows:  • The CEA Agency will exercise the powers and perform the duties and functions of the responsible authorities Responsible Authorities (RAs) in relation to the Project pursuant to the CEAA until the Minister of the Environment is provided with the comprehensive study report, including those requirements of the Species at Risk Act set out in subsection 11.01(3) of the CEAA. In addition, the CEA Agency has administrative responsibilities pursuant to the CEAA in support of the EA. The CEA Agency will act as the EA Manager and as the Crown Consultation Coordinator (CCC) for the EA in relation to the Project, and will coordinate federal input into the provincial EA, to the extent possible;  • DFO has regulatory and statutory responsibilities under the Fisheries Act and, pursuant to the CEAA, is an RA. DFO requires that a complete application for a Fisheries Act authorization be submitted during the EA phase to confirm whether there is a Fisheries Act trigger. In order to meet the regulatory timelines set out in this Agreement for a review under the Fisheries Act, the information requested in the application must be submitted to DFO at the latest, concurrent with the submission of the draft Environmental Impact Statement (EIS). DFO may be in possession of specialist or expert information or knowledge with respect to the Project and, on request, shall make available that information or knowledge to the CEA Agency;  • TC may have regulatory and statutory responsibilities under the Navigable Waters Protection Act (NWPA) and, pursuant to the CEAA, is a likely RA. TC requires that all the information described in the NWPA application form for a review under the NWPA be submitted during the EA phase to confirm whether there is a NWPA trigger. In order to meet the regulatory timelines set out in this Agreement for a review under the NWPA, the information described in the NWPA application form must be submitted to TC at the latest, concurrent with the submission of the EIS, and the Navigation Impact Assessment (NIA) has to be completed as a component of the EA. TC may be in possession of specialist or expert information or knowledge with respect to the Project and, on request, shall make available that information or knowledge to the CEA Agency;  The SIPA has • NRCan may have regulatory and statutory responsibilities under the Canada Marine Explosives Act and, pursuant to section 3 of the Canada Port Authority Environmental Assessment RegulationsCEAA, is a prescribed authoritylikely RA. The SIPA NRCan may be in possession of specialist or expert information or knowledge with respect to the Project and, on request, shall make available that information or knowledge to the CEA Agency; • EC may have regulatory and statutory responsibilities under the Canadian Environmental Protection Act, 1999, and, pursuant to the CEAA, is a likely RA. For EC may be in possession of specialist or expert information or knowledge with respect to the purposes of this AgreementProject and, on request, shall make available that information or knowledge to the SIPA will be included in the collective term “RA”CEA Agency;  Natural Resources • Aboriginal Affairs and Northern Development Canada (NRCan), Environment Canada (ECAANDC) and has advisory responsibilities to support the Government of Canada’s Aboriginal consultation activities in relation to the Project; • Health Canada (HC) are is a federal authorities authority (FAsFA) pursuant to the CEAA and may be in possession of specialist or expert information or knowledge with respect to the Project (expert FAs) and, upon request, shall make available that information or knowledge to the CEA Agency;  AANDC has advisory responsibilities to support the Government of Canada’s Aboriginal consultation activities in relation to the Project; and,  • The MPMO has administrative and advisory responsibilities under the Cabinet Directive on Improving the Performance of the Regulatory System for Major Resource Projects and the associated Memorandum of Understanding (MOU). The MPMO will provide oversight and advice throughout the entire federal review in relation to the Project to ensure adherence to the service standards and roles and responsibilities of all Parties. For further information regarding the roles and responsibilities of the Parties, please see Xxxxxxx XXX, IV and V.

Roles and Responsibilities. The following federal departments and agencies have identified an interest in the Project, and will participate in the federal review as follows:  The CEA Agency will exercise the powers and perform the duties and functions of the responsible authorities (RAs) in relation to the Project pursuant to the CEAA until the Minister of the Environment is provided with the comprehensive study report, including those requirements of the Species at Risk Act set out in subsection 11.01(3) of the CEAA. In addition, the CEA Agency has administrative responsibilities pursuant to the CEAA in support of the EA. The CEA Agency will act as the EA Manager and as the Crown Consultation Coordinator (CCC) for the EA in relation to the Project, and will coordinate federal input into the provincial EA, to the extent possible;  DFO has may have regulatory and statutory responsibilities under the Fisheries Act and, pursuant to the CEAA, is an a likely responsible authority (RA). DFO requires that a complete application for a Fisheries Act authorization be submitted during the EA phase to confirm whether there is a Fisheries Act trigger. In order to meet the regulatory timelines set out in this Agreement for a review under the Fisheries Act, the information requested in the application must be submitted to DFO at the latest, concurrent with the submission of the draft Environmental Impact Statement (EIS). DFO may be in possession of specialist or expert information or knowledge with respect to the Project and, on request, shall make available that information or knowledge to the CEA Agency;  TC may have regulatory and statutory responsibilities under the Navigable Waters Protection Act (NWPA) and, pursuant to the CEAA, is a likely RA. TC requires that all the information described in the NWPA application form for a review under the NWPA be submitted during the EA phase to confirm whether there is a NWPA trigger. In order to meet the regulatory timelines set out in this Agreement for a review under the NWPA, the information described in the NWPA application form must be submitted to TC at the latest, concurrent with the submission of the EIS, and the Navigation Impact Assessment (NIA) has to be completed as a component of the EA. TC may be in possession of specialist or expert information or knowledge with respect to the Project and, on request, shall make available that information or knowledge to the CEA Agency;  The SIPA NRCan has regulatory and statutory responsibilities under the Canada Marine Explosives Act and, pursuant to section 3 of the Canada Port Authority Environmental Assessment RegulationsCEAA, is a prescribed authorityRA. The SIPA NRCan may be in possession of specialist or expert information or knowledge with respect to the Project and, on request, shall make available that information or knowledge to the CEA Agency. For the purposes of this Agreement, the SIPA will be included in the collective term “RA”;  Natural Resources Canada (NRCan), Environment Canada (EC) is a federal authority (FA) under the CEAA and is in possession of specialist or expert information or knowledge with respect to the proposed project, and, upon request, shall make available that information or knowledge to the CEA Agency;  Health Canada (HC) are federal authorities (FAs) is a FA pursuant to the CEAA and may be in possession of specialist or expert information or knowledge with respect to the Project (expert FAs) and, upon request, shall make available that information or knowledge to the CEA Agency;  AANDC Aboriginal Affairs and Northern Development Canada (AANDC) has advisory responsibilities to support the Government of Canada’s Aboriginal consultation activities in relation to the Project; and,  The MPMO has administrative and advisory responsibilities under the Cabinet Directive on Improving the Performance of the Regulatory System for Major Resource Projects and the associated Memorandum of Understanding (MOU). The MPMO will provide oversight and advice throughout the entire federal review in relation to the Project to ensure adherence to the service standards and roles and responsibilities of all Parties. For further information regarding the roles and responsibilities of the Parties, please see Xxxxxxx XXXAnnexes III, IV and V.

Roles and Responsibilities. The following federal departments and agencies have identified an interest in the Project, and will participate in the federal review as follows:  • The CEA Agency will exercise the powers and perform the duties and functions of the responsible authorities Responsible Authorities (RAs) in relation to the Project pursuant to the former CEAA until the Minister of the Environment is provided with the comprehensive study report, including those requirements of the Species at Risk Act set out in subsection 11.01(3) of the former CEAA. In addition, the CEA Agency has administrative responsibilities pursuant to the former CEAA in support of the EA. The CEA Agency will act as the EA Manager and as the Crown Consultation Coordinator (CCC) for the EA in relation to the Project, and will coordinate federal input into the provincial EA, to the extent possible;  • DFO has regulatory and statutory responsibilities under the Fisheries Act and, pursuant to the former CEAA, is an a RA. DFO requires that a complete application for a Fisheries Act authorization be submitted during the EA phase to confirm whether there is a Fisheries Act trigger. In order to meet the regulatory timelines set out in this Agreement for a review under the Fisheries Act, the information requested in the application must be submitted to DFO at the latest, concurrent with the submission of the draft Environmental Impact Statement (EIS). DFO may be in possession of specialist or expert information or knowledge with respect to the Project and, on request, shall make available that information or knowledge to the CEA Agency;  • EC has regulatory and statutory responsibilities under the Canadian Environmental Protection Act, 1999 (CEPA, 1999) and, pursuant to the former CEAA, is an RA. EC may be in possession of specialist or expert information or knowledge with respect to the Project and, on request, shall make available that information or knowledge to the CEA Agency; • TC may have has regulatory and statutory responsibilities under the Navigable Waters Protection Act (NWPA) and, pursuant to the former CEAA, is a likely an RA. TC requires that all the information described in the NWPA application form for a review under the NWPA be submitted during the EA phase to confirm whether there is a NWPA trigger. In order to meet the regulatory timelines set out in this Agreement for a review under the NWPA, the information described in the NWPA application form must be submitted to TC at the latest, concurrent with the submission of the EIS, and the Navigation Impact Assessment (NIA) has to be completed as a component of the EA. TC may be in possession of specialist or expert information or knowledge with respect to the Project and, on request, shall make available that information or knowledge to the CEA Agency;  The SIPA has regulatory and statutory responsibilities under • Natural Resources Canada (NRCan) may provide financial assistance in the Canada Marine Act form of a loan guarantee to the Project and, pursuant to section 3 of the Canada Port Authority Environmental Assessment Regulationsformer CEAA, is a prescribed authorityan RA. The SIPA NRCan may be in possession of specialist or expert information or knowledge with respect to the Project and, on request, shall make available that information or knowledge to the CEA Agency. For ; • Aboriginal Affairs and Northern Development Canada (AANDC) has advisory responsibilities to support the purposes Government of this AgreementCanada’s Aboriginal consultation activities in relation to the Project; • Industry Canada (IC), the SIPA will be included in the collective term “RA”;  Natural Resources Parks Canada Agency (NRCanPC), Environment Canada the Department of National Defence (ECDND) and Health Canada (HC) are federal authorities (FAs) pursuant to the former CEAA and may be in possession of specialist or expert information or knowledge with respect to the Project (expert FAs) and, upon request, shall make available that information or knowledge to the CEA Agency;  AANDC has advisory responsibilities to support the Government of Canada’s Aboriginal consultation activities in relation to the Project; and,  and • The MPMO has administrative and advisory responsibilities under the Cabinet Directive on Improving the Performance of the Regulatory System for Major Resource Projects and the associated Memorandum of Understanding (MOU). The MPMO will provide oversight and advice throughout the entire federal review in relation to the Project to ensure adherence to the service standards and roles and responsibilities of all Parties. For further information regarding the roles and responsibilities of the Parties, please see Xxxxxxx XXXAnnexes III, IV and V.

Roles and Responsibilities. The following federal departments and agencies have identified an interest in the Project, and will participate in the federal review as follows:  • The CEA Agency will exercise the powers and perform the duties and functions of the responsible authorities Responsible Authorities (RAs) in relation to the Project pursuant to the CEAA until the Minister of the Environment is provided with the comprehensive study report, including those requirements of the Species at Risk Act set out in subsection 11.01(3) of the CEAA. In addition, the CEA Agency has administrative responsibilities pursuant to the CEAA in support of the EA. The CEA Agency will act as the EA Manager and as the Crown Consultation Coordinator (CCC) for the EA in relation to the Project, and will coordinate federal input into the provincial EA, to the extent possible;  • DFO has regulatory and statutory responsibilities under the Fisheries Act and, pursuant to the CEAA, is an RA. DFO requires that a complete application for a Fisheries Act authorization be submitted during the EA phase to confirm whether there is a Fisheries Act trigger. In order to meet the regulatory timelines set out in this Agreement for a review under the Fisheries Act, the information requested in the application must be submitted to DFO at the latest, concurrent with the submission of the draft Environmental Impact Statement (EIS). DFO may be in possession of specialist or expert information or knowledge with respect to the Project and, on request, shall make available that information or knowledge to the CEA Agency;  TC may have regulatory and statutory responsibilities under the Navigable Waters Protection Act (NWPA) and, pursuant to the CEAA, is a likely RA. TC requires that all the information described in the NWPA application form for a review under the NWPA be submitted during the EA phase to confirm whether there is a NWPA trigger. In order to meet the regulatory timelines set out in this Agreement for a review under the NWPA, the information described in the NWPA application form must be submitted to TC at the latest, concurrent with the submission of the EIS, and the Navigation Impact Assessment (NIA) has to be completed as a component of the EA. TC may be in possession of specialist or expert information or knowledge with respect to the Project and, on request, shall make available that information or knowledge to the CEA Agency;  The • SIPA has regulatory and statutory responsibilities under the Canada Marine Act and, pursuant to section 3 of the Canada Port Authority Environmental Assessment Regulations, is a prescribed authority. The SIPA PRPA may be in possession of specialist or expert information or knowledge with respect to the Project and, on request, shall make available that information or knowledge to the CEA Agency. For the purposes of this Agreement, the SIPA will be included in the collective term “RARAs”;  • The CTA has regulatory and statutory responsibilities under the Canadian Transportation Act (CT Act) and, pursuant to the CEAA, is an RA. The CTA is an independent quasi- judicial tribunal that, among other things, makes decisions, grants authorizations and issues licenses and permits to transportation carriers under federal jurisdictions. The CTA may be in possession of specialist or expert information or knowledge with respect to the Project and, on request, shall make available that information or knowledge to the CEA Agency; • EC is a federal authority (FA) pursuant to the CEAA and is in possession of specialist or expert information or knowledge with respect to the Project and, on request, shall make available that information or knowledge to the RAs. EC also has responsibilities to amend the Metal Mining Effluent Regulations under the Fisheries Act. • Natural Resources Canada (NRCan), Environment Canada (EC) and Health Canada (HC) are federal authorities (FAs) pursuant to the CEAA and may be are in possession of specialist or expert information or knowledge with respect to the Project (expert FAs) and, upon request, shall make available that information or knowledge to the CEA Agency;  AANDC • Aboriginal Affairs and Northern Development Canada (AANDC) has advisory responsibilities to support the Government of Canada’s 's Aboriginal engagement and consultation activities in relation to the Project; and,  • The MPMO has administrative and advisory responsibilities under the Cabinet Directive on Improving the Performance of the Regulatory System for Major Resource Projects and the associated Memorandum of Understanding (MOU). The MPMO will provide oversight and advice throughout the entire federal review in relation to the Project to ensure adherence to the service standards and roles and responsibilities of all Parties. For further information regarding the roles and responsibilities of the Parties, please see Xxxxxxx XXX, IV and V.

Roles and Responsibilities. The following federal departments and agencies have identified an interest in the Project, and will participate in the federal review as follows:  • The CEA Agency will exercise the powers and perform the duties and functions of the responsible authorities (RAs) in relation to the Project pursuant to the former CEAA until the Minister of the Environment is provided with the comprehensive study report, including those requirements of the Species at Risk Act set out in subsection 11.01(3) of the former CEAA. In addition, the CEA Agency has administrative responsibilities pursuant to the former CEAA in support of the EA. The CEA Agency will act as the EA Manager and as the Crown Consultation Coordinator (CCC) for the EA in relation to the Project, and will coordinate federal input into the provincial EA, to the extent possible;  • DFO has regulatory and statutory responsibilities under the Fisheries Act and, pursuant to the former CEAA, is an RA. DFO requires that a complete application for a Fisheries Act authorization be submitted during the EA phase to confirm whether there is a Fisheries Act trigger. In order to meet the regulatory timelines set out in this Agreement for a review under the Fisheries Act, the information requested in the application must be submitted to DFO at the latest, concurrent with the submission of the draft Environmental Impact Statement (EIS). DFO may be in possession of specialist or expert information or knowledge with respect to the Project and, on request, shall make available that information or knowledge to the CEA Agency;  • TC may have has regulatory and statutory responsibilities under the Navigable Waters Protection Act (NWPA) and, pursuant to the former CEAA, is a likely an RA. TC requires that all the information described in the NWPA application form for a review under the NWPA be submitted during the EA phase to confirm whether there is a NWPA trigger. In order to meet the regulatory timelines set out in this Agreement for a review under the NWPA, the information described in the NWPA application form must be submitted to TC at the latest, concurrent with the submission of the EIS, and the Navigation Impact Assessment (NIA) has to be completed as a component of the EA. TC may be in possession of specialist or expert information or knowledge with respect to the Project and, on request, shall make available that information or knowledge to the CEA Agency;  The SIPA has regulatory and statutory responsibilities under the Canada Marine Act and, pursuant to section 3 of the Canada Port Authority Environmental Assessment Regulations, is a prescribed authority. The SIPA may be in possession of specialist or expert information or knowledge with respect to the Project and, on request, shall make available that information or knowledge to the CEA Agency. For the purposes of this Agreement, the SIPA will be included in the collective term “RA”;  • Natural Resources Canada (NRCan), Environment Canada (EC) ), and Health Canada (HC) are federal authorities (FAs) pursuant to the former CEAA and may be in possession of specialist or expert information or knowledge with respect to the Project (expert FAs) and, upon request, shall make available that information or knowledge to the CEA Agency;  AANDC • Aboriginal Affairs and Northern Development Canada (AANDC) has advisory responsibilities to support the Government of Canada’s 's Aboriginal consultation activities in relation to the Project; and,  • The MPMO has administrative and advisory responsibilities under the Cabinet Directive on Improving the Performance of the Regulatory System for Major Resource Projects and the associated Memorandum of Understanding (MOU). The MPMO will provide oversight and advice throughout the entire federal review in relation to the Project to ensure adherence to the service standards and roles and responsibilities of all Parties. For further information regarding the roles and responsibilities of the Parties, please see Xxxxxxx XXX, IV and V.

Roles and Responsibilities. The following federal departments and agencies have identified an interest in the Project, and will participate in the federal review as follows:  • The CEA Agency will exercise the powers and perform the duties and functions of the responsible authorities Responsible Authority (RAsRA) in relation to the Project pursuant to the CEAA until the Minister of the Environment is provided with the comprehensive study report, including those requirements of the Species at Risk Act set out in subsection 11.01(3) of the CEAA. In addition, the CEA Agency has administrative responsibilities pursuant to the CEAA in support of the EA. The CEA Agency will act as the EA Manager and as the Crown Consultation Coordinator (CCC) for the EA in relation to the Project, and will coordinate federal input into the provincial EA, to the extent possible;  • DFO has regulatory and statutory responsibilities under the Fisheries Act and, pursuant to the CEAA, is an RA. DFO requires that a complete application for a Fisheries Act authorization be submitted during the EA phase to confirm whether there is a Fisheries Act trigger. In order to meet the regulatory timelines set out in this Agreement for a review under the Fisheries Act, the information requested in the application must be submitted to DFO at the latest, concurrent with the submission of the draft Environmental Impact Statement (EIS). DFO may be in possession of specialist or expert information or knowledge with respect to the Project and, on request, shall make available that information or knowledge to the CEA Agency;  • TC may have is a Federal Authority (FA) pursuant to the CEAA and has regulatory and statutory responsibilities under Section 5(3) of the Navigable Waters Protection Act (NWPA) and, that do not trigger an EA pursuant to the CEAA, is a likely RA. TC requires that all the information described in the NWPA application form for a review under the NWPA be submitted during the EA phase to confirm whether there is a NWPA trigger. In order to meet the regulatory timelines set out in this Agreement for a review under the NWPA, the information described in the NWPA application form must be submitted to TC at the latest, concurrent with the submission of the draft EIS, and the Navigation Impact Assessment (NIA) has to be completed as a component of the EA. TC XX.XX may be in possession of specialist or expert information or knowledge with respect to the Project and, on request, shall make available that information or knowledge to the CEA Agency;  The SIPA • Aboriginal Affairs and Northern Development Canada (AANDC) has regulatory and statutory advisory responsibilities under to support the Canada Marine Act and, pursuant to section 3 Government of the Canada Port Authority Environmental Assessment Regulations, is a prescribed authority. The SIPA may be Canada’s Aboriginal consultation activities in possession of specialist or expert information or knowledge with respect relation to the Project and, on request, shall make available that information or knowledge to the CEA Agency. For the purposes of this Agreement, the SIPA will be included in the collective term “RA”Project;  • Natural Resources Canada (NRCan), Environment Canada (EC) ), and Health Canada (HC) are federal authorities (FAs) FAs pursuant to the CEAA and may be in possession of specialist or expert information or knowledge with respect to the Project (expert FAs) and, upon request, shall make available that information or knowledge to the CEA Agency;  AANDC has advisory responsibilities to support the Government of Canada’s Aboriginal consultation activities in relation to the Project; and,  • The MPMO has administrative and advisory responsibilities under the Cabinet Directive on Improving the Performance of the Regulatory System for Major Resource Projects and the associated Memorandum of Understanding (MOU). The MPMO will provide oversight and advice throughout the entire federal review in relation to the Project to ensure adherence to the service standards and roles and responsibilities of all Parties. For further information regarding the roles and responsibilities of the Parties, please see Xxxxxxx XXX, IV IV, V and V.VI.

Roles and Responsibilities. The following federal departments and agencies have identified an interest in the Project, and will participate in the federal review as follows:  The CEA Agency will exercise the powers and perform the duties and functions of the responsible authorities (RAs) in relation to the Project pursuant to the CEAA until the Minister of the Environment is provided with the comprehensive study report, including those requirements of the Species at Risk Act set out in subsection 11.01(3) of the former CEAA. In addition, the CEA Agency has administrative responsibilities pursuant to the former CEAA in support of the EA. The CEA Agency will act as the EA Manager and as the Crown Consultation Coordinator (CCC) for the EA in relation to the Project, and will coordinate federal input into the provincial EA, to the extent possible; .  DFO has regulatory and statutory responsibilities under the Fisheries Act and, pursuant to the former CEAA, is an a RA. DFO requires that a complete application for a Fisheries Act authorization be submitted during the EA phase to confirm whether there is a Fisheries Act trigger. In order to meet the regulatory timelines set out in this Agreement for a review under the Fisheries Act, the information requested in the application must be submitted to DFO at the latest, concurrent with the submission of the draft Environmental Impact Statement (EIS). DFO may be in possession of specialist or expert information or knowledge with respect to the Project and, on request, shall make available that information or knowledge to the CEA Agency;  TC may have regulatory and statutory responsibilities under the Navigable Waters Protection Act (NWPA) and, pursuant to the CEAA, is a likely RA. TC requires that all the information described in the NWPA application form for a review under the NWPA be submitted during the EA phase to confirm whether there is a NWPA trigger. In order to meet the regulatory timelines set out in this Agreement for a review under the NWPA, the information described in the NWPA application form must be submitted to TC at the latest, concurrent with the submission of the EIS, and the Navigation Impact Assessment (NIA) has to be completed as a component of the EA. TC may be in possession of specialist or expert information or knowledge with respect to the Project and, on request, shall make available that information or knowledge to the CEA Agency;  The SIPA has regulatory and statutory responsibilities under the Canada Marine Act and, pursuant to section 3 of the Canada Port Authority Environmental Assessment Regulations, is a prescribed authority. The SIPA may be in possession of specialist or expert information or knowledge with respect to the Project and, on request, shall make available that information or knowledge to the CEA Agency. For the purposes of this Agreement, the SIPA will be included in the collective term “RA”;  Natural Resources Canada (NRCan), Environment Canada (EC) and Health Canada (HC) are federal authorities Federal Authorities (FAs) pursuant to under the former CEAA and may be in possession of specialist or expert information or and knowledge with respect to the Project project (expert FAs) and, upon on request, shall make available that information or knowledge to the CEA Agency;  AANDC Aboriginal Affairs and Northern Development Canada (AANDC) has advisory responsibilities to support the Government of Canada’s Aboriginal consultation activities in relation to the ProjectProject to support the uniformity with the pan-Canadian approach in relation to Aboriginal consultation activities; and,  The MPMO has administrative and advisory responsibilities under the Cabinet Directive on Improving the Performance of the Regulatory System for Major Resource Projects and the associated Memorandum of Understanding (MOU)this Agreement. The MPMO will provide oversight and advice throughout the entire federal review in relation to the Project to ensure adherence to the service standards and roles and responsibilities of all PartiesParties described herein and in the companion document. For further information regarding the roles and responsibilities of the Parties, please see Xxxxxxx XXXAnnexes III, IV and V.

Roles and Responsibilities. The following federal departments and agencies have identified an interest in the Project, and will participate in the federal review as follows:  • The CEA Agency will exercise the powers and perform the duties and functions of the responsible authorities (RAs) in relation to the Project pursuant to the CEAA until the Minister of the Environment is provided with the comprehensive study report, including those requirements of the Species at Risk Act set out in subsection 11.01(3) of the CEAA. In addition, the CEA Agency has administrative responsibilities pursuant to the CEAA in support of the EA. The CEA Agency will act as the EA Manager and as the Crown Consultation Coordinator (CCC) for the EA in relation to the Project, and will coordinate federal input into the provincial EA, to the extent possible;  • DFO has may have regulatory and statutory responsibilities under the Fisheries Act and, pursuant to the CEAA, is an a likely responsible authority (RA). DFO requires that a complete application for a Fisheries Act authorization be submitted during the EA phase to confirm whether there is a Fisheries Act trigger. In order to meet the regulatory timelines set out in this Agreement for a review under the Fisheries Act, the information requested in the application must be submitted to DFO at the latest, concurrent with the submission of the draft Environmental Impact Statement (EIS). DFO may be in possession of specialist or expert information or knowledge with respect to the Project and, on request, shall make available that information or knowledge to the CEA Agency;  • TC may have regulatory and statutory responsibilities under the Navigable Waters Protection Act (NWPA) and, pursuant to the CEAA, is a likely RA. TC requires that all the information described in the NWPA application form for a review under the NWPA be submitted during the EA phase to confirm whether there is a NWPA trigger. In order to meet the regulatory timelines set out in this Agreement for a review under the NWPA, the information described in the NWPA application form must be submitted to TC at the latest, concurrent with the submission of the EIS, and the Navigation Impact Assessment (NIA) has to be completed as a component of the EA. TC may be in possession of specialist or expert information or knowledge with respect to the Project and, on request, shall make available that information or knowledge to the CEA Agency;  The SIPA • NRCan has regulatory and statutory responsibilities under the Canada Marine Explosives Act and, pursuant to section 3 of the Canada Port Authority Environmental Assessment RegulationsCEAA, is a prescribed authorityRA. The SIPA NRCan may be in possession of specialist or expert information or knowledge with respect to the Project and, on request, shall make available that information or knowledge to the CEA Agency. For the purposes of this Agreement, the SIPA will be included in the collective term “RA”;  Natural Resources Canada (NRCan), • Environment Canada (EC) is a federal authority (FA) under the CEAA and is in possession of specialist or expert information or knowledge with respect to the proposed project, and, upon request, shall make available that information or knowledge to the CEA Agency; • Health Canada (HC) are federal authorities (FAs) is a FA pursuant to the CEAA and may be in possession of specialist or expert information or knowledge with respect to the Project (expert FAs) and, upon request, shall make available that information or knowledge to the CEA Agency;  AANDC • Aboriginal Affairs and Northern Development Canada (AANDC) has advisory responsibilities to support the Government of Canada’s Aboriginal consultation activities in relation to the Project; and,  • The MPMO has administrative and advisory responsibilities under the Cabinet Directive on Improving the Performance of the Regulatory System for Major Resource Projects and the associated Memorandum of Understanding (MOU). The MPMO will provide oversight and advice throughout the entire federal review in relation to the Project to ensure adherence to the service standards and roles and responsibilities of all Parties. For further information regarding the roles and responsibilities of the Parties, please see Xxxxxxx XXX, IV and V.

Roles and Responsibilities. The following federal departments and agencies have identified an interest in the Project, and will participate in the federal review as follows:  • The CEA Agency will exercise the powers and perform the duties and functions of the responsible authorities (RAs) in relation to the Project pursuant to the CEAA until the Minister of the Environment is provided with the comprehensive study report, including those requirements of the Species at Risk Act set out in subsection 11.01(3) of the CEAA. In addition, the CEA Agency has administrative responsibilities pursuant to the CEAA in support of the EA. The CEA Agency will act as the EA Manager and as the Crown Consultation Coordinator (CCC) for the EA in relation to the Project, and will coordinate federal input into the provincial EA, to the extent possible;  • DFO has regulatory and statutory responsibilities under the Fisheries Act and, pursuant to the CEAA, is an RA. DFO requires that a complete application for a Fisheries Act authorization be submitted during the EA phase to confirm whether there is a Fisheries Act trigger. In order to meet the regulatory timelines set out in this Agreement for a review under the Fisheries Act, the information requested in the application must be submitted to DFO at the latest, concurrent with the submission of the draft Environmental Impact Statement (EIS). DFO may be in possession of specialist or expert information or knowledge with respect to the Project and, on request, shall make available that information or knowledge to the CEA Agency;  TC may have regulatory and statutory responsibilities under the Navigable Waters Protection Act (NWPA) and, pursuant to the CEAA, is a likely RA. TC requires that all the information described in the NWPA application form for a review under the NWPA be submitted during the EA phase to confirm whether there is a NWPA trigger. In order to meet the regulatory timelines set out in this Agreement for a review under the NWPA, the information described in the NWPA application form must be submitted to TC at the latest, concurrent with the submission of the EIS, and the Navigation Impact Assessment (NIA) has to be completed as a component of the EA. TC may be in possession of specialist or expert information or knowledge with respect to the Project and, on request, shall make available that information or knowledge to the CEA Agency;  The SIPA • PAPA has regulatory and statutory responsibilities under the Canada Marine Act and, pursuant to section 3 of the Canada Port Authority Environmental Assessment Regulations, is a prescribed authority. The SIPA PAPA may be in possession of specialist or expert information or knowledge with respect to the Project and, on request, shall make available that information or knowledge to the CEA Agency. For the purposes of this Agreement, the SIPA PAPA will be included in the collective term “RA”;  • TC is a Federal Authority (FA) pursuant to the CEAA and has regulatory and statutory responsibilities under the Navigable Waters Protection Act that do not trigger an EA pursuant to the CEAA. TC requires that all the information described in the NWPA application form for a review under the NWPA be submitted during the EA in order to meet the regulatory timelines contained in the current Project Agreement. TC may be in possession of specialist or expert information or knowledge with respect to the Project and, on request, shall make available that information or knowledge to the CEA Agency. • Natural Resources Canada (NRCan), Environment Canada (EC) and Health Canada (HC) are federal authorities (FAs) FAs pursuant to the CEAA and may be are in possession of specialist or expert information or knowledge with respect to the Project (expert FAs) and, upon request, shall make available that information or knowledge to the CEA Agency;  AANDC • Indian and Northern Affairs Canada (INAC) has advisory responsibilities to support the Government of Canada’s Aboriginal consultation activities in relation to the Project; and,  • The MPMO has administrative and advisory responsibilities under the Cabinet Directive on Improving the Performance of the Regulatory System for Major Resource Projects and the associated Memorandum of Understanding (MOU). The MPMO will provide oversight and advice throughout the entire federal review in relation to the Project to ensure adherence to the service standards and roles and responsibilities of all Parties. For further information regarding the roles and responsibilities of the Parties, please see Xxxxxxx XXXAnnexes III, IV IV, V and V.VI.

Roles and Responsibilities. The following federal departments and agencies have identified an interest in the Project, and will participate in the federal review as follows:  The CEA Agency will exercise the powers and perform the duties and functions of the responsible authorities (RAs) in relation to the Project pursuant to the former CEAA until the Minister of the Environment is provided with the comprehensive study report, including those requirements of the Species at Risk Act set out in subsection 11.01(3) of the former CEAA. In addition, the CEA Agency has administrative responsibilities pursuant to the former CEAA in support of the EA. The CEA Agency will act as the EA Manager and as the Crown Consultation Coordinator (CCC) for the EA in relation to the Project, and will coordinate federal input into the provincial EA, to the extent possible;  DFO has regulatory and statutory responsibilities under the Fisheries Act and, pursuant to the former CEAA, is an RA. DFO requires that a complete application for a Fisheries Act authorization be submitted during the EA phase to confirm whether there is a Fisheries Act trigger. In order to meet the regulatory timelines set out in this Agreement for a review under the Fisheries Act, the information requested in the application must be submitted to DFO at the latest, concurrent with the submission of the draft Environmental Impact Statement (EIS). DFO may be in possession of specialist or expert information or knowledge with respect to the Project and, on request, shall make available that information or knowledge to the CEA Agency;  TC may have NRCan has regulatory and statutory responsibilities under the Navigable Waters Protection Explosives Act (NWPA) and, pursuant to the former CEAA, is a likely an RA. TC requires that all the information described in the NWPA application form for a review under the NWPA be submitted during the EA phase to confirm whether there is a NWPA trigger. In order to meet the regulatory timelines set out in this Agreement for a review under the NWPA, the information described in the NWPA application form must be submitted to TC at the latest, concurrent with the submission of the EIS, and the Navigation Impact Assessment (NIA) has to be completed as a component of the EA. TC NRCan may be in possession of specialist or expert information or knowledge with respect to the Project and, on request, shall make available that information or knowledge to the CEA Agency;  The SIPA has regulatory and statutory responsibilities under the Canada Marine Act and, pursuant to section 3 of the Canada Port Authority Environmental Assessment Regulations, is a prescribed authority. The SIPA may be in possession of specialist or expert information or knowledge with respect to the Project and, on request, shall make available that information or knowledge to the CEA Agency. For the purposes of this Agreement, the SIPA will be included in the collective term “RA”;  Natural Resources Canada (NRCan), Environment Canada (EC) EC and Health Canada (HC) are federal authorities (FAs) pursuant to the former CEAA and may be in possession of specialist or expert information or knowledge with respect to the Project (expert FAs) and, upon request, shall make available that information or knowledge to the CEA Agency;  AANDC Aboriginal Affairs and Northern Development Canada (AANDC) has advisory responsibilities to support the Government of Canada’s Aboriginal consultation activities in relation to the Project; and,  The MPMO has administrative and advisory responsibilities under the Cabinet Directive on Improving the Performance of the Regulatory System for Major Resource Projects and the associated Memorandum of Understanding (MOU). The MPMO will provide oversight and advice throughout the entire federal review in relation to the Project to ensure adherence to the service standards and roles and responsibilities of all Parties. For further information regarding the roles and responsibilities of the Parties, please see Xxxxxxx XXXAnnexes III, IV and V.

Roles and Responsibilities. The following federal departments and agencies have identified an interest in the Project, and will participate in the federal review as follows:  • The CEA Agency will exercise the powers and perform the duties and functions of the responsible authorities (RAs) in relation to the Project pursuant to the CEAA until the Minister of the Environment is provided with the comprehensive study report, including those requirements of the Species at Risk Act set out in subsection 11.01(3) of the former CEAA. In addition, the CEA Agency has administrative responsibilities pursuant to the former CEAA in support of the EA. The CEA Agency will act as the EA Manager and as the Crown Consultation Coordinator (CCC) for the EA in relation to the Project, and will coordinate federal input into the provincial EA, to the extent possible;  . • DFO has regulatory and statutory responsibilities under the Fisheries Act and, pursuant to the former CEAA, is an a RA. DFO requires that a complete application for a Fisheries Act authorization be submitted during the EA phase to confirm whether there is a Fisheries Act trigger. In order to meet the regulatory timelines set out in this Agreement for a review under the Fisheries Act, the information requested in the application must be submitted to DFO at the latest, concurrent with the submission of the draft Environmental Impact Statement (EIS). DFO may be in possession of specialist or expert information or knowledge with respect to the Project and, on request, shall make available that information or knowledge to the CEA Agency;  TC may have regulatory and statutory responsibilities under the Navigable Waters Protection Act (NWPA) and, pursuant to the CEAA, is a likely RA. TC requires that all the information described in the NWPA application form for a review under the NWPA be submitted during the EA phase to confirm whether there is a NWPA trigger. In order to meet the regulatory timelines set out in this Agreement for a review under the NWPA, the information described in the NWPA application form must be submitted to TC at the latest, concurrent with the submission of the EIS, and the Navigation Impact Assessment (NIA) has to be completed as a component of the EA. TC may be in possession of specialist or expert information or knowledge with respect to the Project and, on request, shall make available that information or knowledge to the CEA Agency;  The SIPA has regulatory and statutory responsibilities under the Canada Marine Act and, pursuant to section 3 of the Canada Port Authority Environmental Assessment Regulations, is a prescribed authority. The SIPA may be in possession of specialist or expert information or knowledge with respect to the Project and, on request, shall make available that information or knowledge to the CEA Agency. For the purposes of this Agreement, the SIPA will be included in the collective term “RA”;  • Natural Resources Canada (NRCan), Environment Canada (EC) and Health Canada (HC) are federal authorities Federal Authorities (FAs) pursuant to under the former CEAA and may be in possession of specialist or expert information or and knowledge with respect to the Project project (expert FAs) and, upon on request, shall make available that information or knowledge to the CEA Agency;  AANDC • Aboriginal Affairs and Northern Development Canada (AANDC) has advisory responsibilities to support the Government of Canada’s Aboriginal consultation activities in relation to the ProjectProject to support the uniformity with the pan-Canadian approach in relation to Aboriginal consultation activities; and,  • The MPMO has administrative and advisory responsibilities under the Cabinet Directive on Improving the Performance of the Regulatory System for Major Resource Projects and the associated Memorandum of Understanding (MOU)this Agreement. The MPMO will provide oversight and advice throughout the entire federal review in relation to the Project to ensure adherence to the service standards and roles and responsibilities of all PartiesParties described herein and in the companion document. For further information regarding the roles and responsibilities of the Parties, please see Xxxxxxx XXX, IV and V.

Roles and Responsibilities. The following federal departments and agencies have identified an interest in the Project, and will participate in the federal review as follows:  • The CEA Agency will exercise the powers and perform the duties and functions of the responsible authorities (RAs) in relation to the Project pursuant to the CEAA until the Minister of the Environment is provided with the comprehensive study report, including those requirements of the Species at Risk Act set out in subsection 11.01(3) of the CEAA. In addition, the CEA Agency has administrative responsibilities pursuant to the CEAA in support of the EA. The CEA Agency will act as the EA Manager and as the Crown Consultation Coordinator (CCC) for the EA in relation to the Project, and will coordinate federal input into the provincial EA, to the extent possible;  • DFO has regulatory and statutory responsibilities under the Fisheries Act and, pursuant to the CEAA, is an a RA. DFO requires that a complete application for a Fisheries Act authorization be submitted during the EA phase to confirm whether there is a Fisheries Act triggerphase. In order to meet the regulatory timelines set out in this Agreement for a review under the Fisheries Act, the information requested in the application must be submitted to DFO at the latest, concurrent with the submission of the draft Environmental Impact Statement (EIS). DFO may be in possession of specialist or expert information or knowledge with respect to the Project and, on request, shall make available that information or knowledge to the CEA Agency;  • TC may have has regulatory and statutory responsibilities under the Navigable Waters Protection Act (NWPA) and, pursuant to the CEAA, is a likely an RA. TC requires that all the information described in the NWPA application form for a review under the NWPA be submitted during the EA phase to confirm whether there is a NWPA trigger. In order to meet the regulatory timelines set out in this Agreement for a review under the NWPA, the information described in the NWPA application form must be submitted to TC at the latest, concurrent with the submission of the EIS, and the Navigation Impact Assessment (NIA) has to be completed as a component of the EA. TC may be in possession of specialist or expert information or knowledge with respect to the Project and, on request, shall make available that information or knowledge to the CEA Agency;  The SIPA • NRCan has regulatory and statutory responsibilities under the Canada Marine Explosives Act and, pursuant to section 3 of the Canada Port Authority Environmental Assessment RegulationsCEAA, is a prescribed authorityan RA. The SIPA NRCan may be in possession of specialist or expert information or knowledge with respect to the Project and, on request, shall make available that information or knowledge to the CEA Agency. For the purposes of this Agreement, the SIPA will be included in the collective term “RA”;  Natural Resources Canada (NRCan), • Environment Canada (EC) is a federal authority (FA) under the CEAA and is in possession of specialist or expert information or knowledge with respect to the proposed project, and, upon request, shall make available that information or knowledge to the CEA Agency; and EC has responsibilities concerning proposed amendments to the Metal Mining Effluent Regulations (MMER) under the Fisheries Act; • Health Canada (HC) are federal authorities (FAs) is an FA pursuant to the CEAA and may be in possession of specialist or expert information or knowledge with respect to the Project (expert FAs) and, upon request, shall make available that information or knowledge to the CEA Agency;  AANDC • Aboriginal Affairs and Northern Development Canada (AANDC) has advisory responsibilities to support the Government of Canada’s Aboriginal consultation activities in relation to the Project; and,  • The MPMO has administrative and advisory responsibilities under the Cabinet Directive on Improving the Performance of the Regulatory System for Major Resource Projects and the associated Memorandum of Understanding (MOU). The MPMO will provide oversight and advice throughout the entire federal review in relation to the Project to ensure adherence to the service standards and roles and responsibilities of all Parties. For further information regarding the roles and responsibilities of the Parties, please see Xxxxxxx XXXAnnexes III, IV and V.

Roles and Responsibilities. The following federal departments and agencies have identified an interest in the Project, and will participate in the federal review as follows:  • The CEA Agency will exercise the powers and perform the duties and functions of the responsible authorities (RAs) in relation to the Project pursuant to the former CEAA until the Minister of the Environment is provided with the comprehensive study report, including those requirements of the Species at Risk Act set out in subsection 11.01(3) of the former CEAA. In addition, the CEA Agency has administrative responsibilities pursuant to the former CEAA in support of the EA. The CEA Agency will act as the EA Manager and as the Crown Consultation Coordinator (CCC) for the EA in relation to the Project, and will coordinate federal input into the provincial EA, to the extent possible;  • DFO has regulatory and statutory responsibilities under the Fisheries Act and, pursuant to the former CEAA, is an RA. DFO requires that a complete application for a Fisheries Act authorization be submitted during the EA phase to confirm whether there is a Fisheries Act trigger. In order to meet the regulatory timelines set out in this Agreement for a review under the Fisheries Act, the information requested in the application must be submitted to DFO at the latest, concurrent with the submission of the draft Environmental Impact Statement (EIS). DFO may be in possession of specialist or expert information or knowledge with respect to the Project and, on request, shall make available that information or knowledge to the CEA Agency;  • TC may have has regulatory and statutory responsibilities under the Navigable Waters Protection Act (NWPA) and, pursuant to the former CEAA, is a likely an RA. TC requires that all the information described in the NWPA application form for a review under the NWPA be submitted during the EA phase to confirm whether there is a NWPA trigger. In order to meet the regulatory timelines set out in this Agreement for a review under the NWPA, the information described in the NWPA application form must be submitted to TC at the latest, concurrent with the submission of the EIS, and the Navigation Impact Assessment (NIA) has to be completed as a component of the EA. TC may be in possession of specialist or expert information or knowledge with respect to the Project and, on request, shall make available that information or knowledge to the CEA Agency;  The SIPA has regulatory and statutory responsibilities under the Canada Marine Act and, pursuant to section 3 of the Canada Port Authority Environmental Assessment Regulations, is a prescribed authority. The SIPA may be in possession of specialist or expert information or knowledge with respect to the Project and, on request, shall make available that information or knowledge to the CEA Agency. For the purposes of this Agreement, the SIPA will be included in the collective term “RA”;  • Natural Resources Canada (NRCan), Environment Canada (EC) ), and Health Canada (HC) are federal authorities (FAs) pursuant to the former CEAA and may be in possession of specialist or expert information or knowledge with respect to the Project (expert FAs) and, upon request, shall make available that information or knowledge to the CEA Agency;  AANDC • Aboriginal Affairs and Northern Development Canada (AANDC) has advisory responsibilities to support the Government of Canada’s Aboriginal consultation activities in relation to the Project; and,  • The MPMO has administrative and advisory responsibilities under the Cabinet Directive on Improving the Performance of the Regulatory System for Major Resource Projects and the associated Memorandum of Understanding (MOU). The MPMO will provide oversight and advice throughout the entire federal review in relation to the Project to ensure adherence to the service standards and roles and responsibilities of all Parties. For further information regarding the roles and responsibilities of the Parties, please see Xxxxxxx XXXAnnexes III, IV and V.

Roles and Responsibilities. The following federal departments and agencies have identified an interest in the Project, and will participate in the federal review as follows:  The CEA Agency will exercise the powers and perform the duties and functions of the responsible authorities Responsible Authority (RAsRA) in relation to the Project pursuant to the CEAA until the Minister of the Environment is provided with the comprehensive study report, including those requirements of the Species at Risk Act set out in subsection 11.01(3) of the CEAA. In addition, the CEA Agency has administrative responsibilities pursuant to the CEAA in support of the EA. The CEA Agency will act as the EA Manager and as the Crown Consultation Coordinator (CCC) for the EA in relation to the Project, and will coordinate federal input into the provincial EA, to the extent possible;  DFO has regulatory and statutory responsibilities under the Fisheries Act and, pursuant to the CEAA, is an RA. DFO requires that a complete application for a Fisheries Act authorization be submitted during the EA phase to confirm whether there is a Fisheries Act trigger. In order to meet the regulatory timelines set out in this Agreement for a review under the Fisheries Act, the information requested in the application must be submitted to DFO at the latest, concurrent with the submission of the draft Environmental Impact Statement (EIS). DFO may be in possession of specialist or expert information or knowledge with respect to the Project and, on request, shall make available that information or knowledge to the CEA Agency;  TC may have is a Federal Authority (FA) pursuant to the CEAA and has regulatory and statutory responsibilities under Section 5(3) of the Navigable Waters Protection Act (NWPA) and, that do not trigger an EA pursuant to the CEAA, is a likely RA. TC requires that all the information described in the NWPA application form for a review under the NWPA be submitted during the EA phase to confirm whether there is a NWPA trigger. In order to meet the regulatory timelines set out in this Agreement for a review under the NWPA, the information described in the NWPA application form must be submitted to TC at the latest, concurrent with the submission of the draft EIS, and the Navigation Impact Assessment (NIA) has to be completed as a component of the EA. TC XX.XX may be in possession of specialist or expert information or knowledge with respect to the Project and, on request, shall make available that information or knowledge to the CEA Agency;  The SIPA Aboriginal Affairs and Northern Development Canada (AANDC) has regulatory and statutory advisory responsibilities under to support the Canada Marine Act and, pursuant to section 3 Government of the Canada Port Authority Environmental Assessment Regulations, is a prescribed authority. The SIPA may be Canada’s Aboriginal consultation activities in possession of specialist or expert information or knowledge with respect relation to the Project and, on request, shall make available that information or knowledge to the CEA Agency. For the purposes of this Agreement, the SIPA will be included in the collective term “RA”Project;  Natural Resources Canada (NRCan), Environment Canada (EC) ), and Health Canada (HC) are federal authorities (FAs) FAs pursuant to the CEAA and may be in possession of specialist or expert information or knowledge with respect to the Project (expert FAs) and, upon request, shall make available that information or knowledge to the CEA Agency;  AANDC has advisory responsibilities to support the Government of Canada’s Aboriginal consultation activities in relation to the Project; and,  The MPMO has administrative and advisory responsibilities under the Cabinet Directive on Improving the Performance of the Regulatory System for Major Resource Projects and the associated Memorandum of Understanding (MOU). The MPMO will provide oversight and advice throughout the entire federal review in relation to the Project to ensure adherence to the service standards and roles and responsibilities of all Parties. For further information regarding the roles and responsibilities of the Parties, please see Xxxxxxx XXXAnnexes III, IV IV, V and V.VI.

Roles and Responsibilities. The following federal departments and agencies have identified an interest in the Project, and will participate in the federal review as follows:  • The CEA Agency will exercise the powers and perform the duties and functions of the responsible authorities Responsible Authorities (RAs) in relation to the Project pursuant to the CEAA until the Minister of the Environment is provided with the comprehensive study report, including those requirements of the Species at Risk Act set out in subsection 11.01(3) of the CEAA. In addition, the CEA Agency has administrative responsibilities pursuant to the CEAA in support of the EA. The CEA Agency will act as the EA Manager and as the Crown Consultation Coordinator (CCC) for the EA in relation to the Project, and will coordinate federal input into the provincial EA, to the extent possible;  • DFO has may have regulatory and statutory responsibilities under the Fisheries Act and, pursuant to the CEAA, is an a responsible authority (RA). DFO requires that a complete application for a Fisheries Act authorization be submitted during the EA phase to confirm whether there is a Fisheries Act trigger. In order to meet the regulatory timelines set out in this Agreement for a review under the Fisheries Act, the information requested in the application must be submitted to DFO at the latest, concurrent with the submission of the draft Environmental Impact Statement (EIS). DFO may be in possession of specialist or expert information or knowledge with respect to the Project and, on request, shall make available that information or knowledge to the CEA Agency;  TC • NRCan may have regulatory and statutory responsibilities under the Navigable Waters Protection Explosives Act (NWPA) and, pursuant to the CEAA, is a likely RA. TC requires that all the information described in the NWPA application form for a review under the NWPA be submitted during the EA phase to confirm whether there is a NWPA trigger. In order to meet the regulatory timelines set out in this Agreement for a review under the NWPA, the information described in the NWPA application form must be submitted to TC at the latest, concurrent with the submission of the EIS, and the Navigation Impact Assessment (NIA) has to be completed as a component of the EA. TC NRCan may be in possession of specialist or expert information or knowledge with respect to the Project and, on request, shall make available that information or knowledge to the CEA Agency;  The SIPA has • TC is a Federal Authority (FA) pursuant to the CEAA and may have regulatory and statutory responsibilities under the Canada Marine Act and, pursuant to section 3 Section 5(3) of the Canada Port Authority Environmental Assessment Regulations, is a prescribed authorityNavigable Waters Protection Act (NWPA). The SIPA A request for approval under the NWPA must be made during the environmental assessment in order to meet the timelines contained in this Project Agreement. TC may be in possession of specialist or expert information or knowledge with respect to the Project (expert FA) and, on request, shall make available that information or knowledge to the CEA Agency. For the purposes of this Agreement, the SIPA will be included in the collective term “RA”;  Natural Resources • Aboriginal Affairs and Northern Development Canada (NRCan), AANDC) has advisory responsibilities to support the Government of Canada’s Aboriginal consultation activities in relation to the Project; • Environment Canada (EC) and Health Canada (HC) are federal authorities (FAs) FAs pursuant to the CEAA and may be are in possession of specialist or expert information or knowledge with respect to the Project (expert FAs) and, upon request, shall make available that information or knowledge to the CEA Agency;  AANDC has advisory responsibilities to support the Government of Canada’s Aboriginal consultation activities in relation to the Project; and,  • The MPMO has administrative and advisory responsibilities under the Cabinet Directive on Improving the Performance of the Regulatory System for Major Resource Projects and the associated Memorandum of Understanding (MOU). The MPMO will provide oversight and advice throughout the entire federal review in relation to the Project to ensure adherence to the service standards and roles and responsibilities of all Parties. For further information regarding the roles and responsibilities of the Parties, please see Xxxxxxx XXXAnnexes III, IV IV, V and V.VI.

Roles and Responsibilities. The following federal departments and agencies have identified an interest in the Project, and will participate in the federal review as follows:  The CEA Agency will exercise the powers and perform the duties and functions of the responsible authorities Responsible Authorities (RAs) in relation to the Project pursuant to the CEAA until the Minister of the Environment is provided with the comprehensive study report, including those requirements of the Species at Risk Act set out in subsection 11.01(3) of the CEAA. In addition, the CEA Agency has administrative responsibilities pursuant to the CEAA in support of the EA. The CEA Agency will act as the EA Manager and as the Crown Consultation Coordinator (CCC) for the EA in relation to the Project, and will coordinate federal input into the provincial EA, to the extent possible;  DFO has regulatory and statutory responsibilities under the Fisheries Act and, pursuant to the CEAA, is an RA. DFO requires that a complete application for a Fisheries Act authorization be submitted during the EA phase to confirm whether there is a Fisheries Act trigger. In order to meet the regulatory timelines set out in this Agreement for a review under the Fisheries Act, the information requested in the application must be submitted to DFO at the latest, concurrent with the submission of the draft Environmental Impact Statement (EIS). DFO may be in possession of specialist or expert information or knowledge with respect to the Project and, on request, shall make available that information or knowledge to the CEA Agency;  TC may have regulatory and statutory responsibilities under the Navigable Waters Protection Act (NWPA) and, pursuant to the CEAA, is a likely RA. TC requires that all the information described in the NWPA application form for a review under the NWPA be submitted during the EA phase to confirm whether there is a NWPA trigger. In order to meet the regulatory timelines set out in this Agreement for a review under the NWPA, the information described in the NWPA application form must be submitted to TC at the latest, concurrent with the submission of the draft EIS, and the Navigation Impact Assessment (NIA) has to be completed as a component of the EA. TC may be in possession of specialist or expert information or knowledge with respect to the Project and, on request, shall make available that information or knowledge to the CEA Agency;  The SIPA NRCan has regulatory and statutory responsibilities under the Canada Marine Explosives Act and, pursuant to section 3 of the Canada Port Authority Environmental Assessment RegulationsCEAA, is a prescribed authorityan RA. The SIPA NRCan may be in possession of specialist or expert information or knowledge with respect to the Project and, on request, shall make available that information or knowledge to the CEA Agency. For the purposes of this Agreement, the SIPA will be included in the collective term “RA”;  Natural Resources Canada (NRCan), Environment Canada (EC) is a federal authority (FA) under the CEAA and is in possession of specialist or expert information or knowledge with respect to the proposed Project, and, upon request, shall make available that information or knowledge to the RAs; and EC may have responsibilities concerning proposed amendments to the Metal Mining Effluent Regulations (MMER) under the Fisheries Act;  Aboriginal Affairs and Northern Development Canada (AANDC) has advisory responsibilities to support the Government of Canada’s Aboriginal consultation activities in relation to the Project;  Health Canada (HC) are is a federal authorities authority (FAsFA) pursuant to the CEAA and may be in possession of specialist or expert information or knowledge with respect to the Project (expert FAsFA) and, upon request, shall make available that information or knowledge to the CEA Agency;  AANDC has advisory responsibilities to support the Government of Canada’s Aboriginal consultation activities in relation to the Project; and,  The MPMO has administrative and advisory responsibilities under the Cabinet Directive on Improving the Performance of the Regulatory System for Major Resource Projects and the associated Memorandum of Understanding (MOU). The MPMO will provide oversight and advice throughout the entire federal review in relation to the Project to ensure adherence to the service standards and roles and responsibilities of all Parties. For further information regarding the roles and responsibilities of the Parties, please see Xxxxxxx XXXAnnexes III, IV and V.

Roles and Responsibilities. The following federal departments and agencies have identified an interest in the Project, and will participate in the federal review as follows:  • The CEA Agency will exercise the powers and perform the duties and functions of the responsible authorities Responsible Authorities (RAs) in relation to the Project pursuant to the CEAA until the Minister of the Environment is provided with the comprehensive study report, including those requirements of the Species at Risk Act set out in subsection 11.01(3) of the CEAA. In addition, the CEA Agency has administrative responsibilities pursuant to the CEAA in support of the EA. The CEA Agency will act as the EA Manager and as the Crown Consultation Coordinator (CCC) for the EA in relation to the Project, and will coordinate federal input into the provincial EA, to the extent possible;  • DFO has regulatory and statutory responsibilities under the Fisheries Act and, pursuant to the CEAA, is an RA. DFO requires that a complete application for a Fisheries Act authorization be submitted during the EA phase to confirm whether there is a Fisheries Act trigger. In order to meet the regulatory timelines set out in this Agreement for a review under the Fisheries Act, the information requested in the application must be submitted to DFO at the latest, concurrent with the submission of the draft Environmental Impact Statement (EIS). DFO may be in possession of specialist or expert information or knowledge with respect to the Project and, on request, shall make available that information or knowledge to the CEA Agency;  • TC may have regulatory and statutory responsibilities under the Navigable Waters Protection Act (NWPA) and, pursuant to the CEAA, is a likely RA. TC requires that all the information described in the NWPA application form for a review under the NWPA be submitted during the EA phase to confirm whether there is a NWPA trigger. In order to meet the regulatory timelines set out in this Agreement for a review under the NWPA, the information described in the NWPA application form must be submitted to TC at the latest, concurrent with the submission of the EIS, and the Navigation Impact Assessment (NIA) has to be completed as a component of the EA. TC may be in possession of specialist or expert information or knowledge with respect to the Project and, on request, shall make available that information or knowledge to the CEA Agency;  The SIPA has • NRCan may have regulatory and statutory responsibilities under the Canada Marine Explosives Act and, pursuant to section 3 of the Canada Port Authority Environmental Assessment RegulationsCEAA, is a prescribed authoritylikely RA. The SIPA NRCan may be in possession of specialist or expert information or knowledge with respect to the Project and, on request, shall make available that information or knowledge to the CEA Agency; • EC may have regulatory and statutory responsibilities under the Canadian Environmental Protection Act, 1999, and, pursuant to the CEAA, is a likely RA. For EC may be in possession of specialist or expert information or knowledge with respect to the purposes of this AgreementProject and, on request, shall make available that information or knowledge to the SIPA will be included in the collective term “RA”CEA Agency;  Natural Resources • Aboriginal Affairs and Northern Development Canada (NRCan), Environment Canada (ECAANDC) and has advisory responsibilities to support the Government of Canada’s Aboriginal consultation activities in relation to the Project; • Health Canada (HC) are is a federal authorities authority (FAsFA) pursuant to the CEAA and may be in possession of specialist or expert information or knowledge with respect to the Project (expert FAs) and, upon request, shall make available that information or knowledge to the CEA Agency;  AANDC has advisory responsibilities to support the Government of Canada’s Aboriginal consultation activities in relation to the Project; and,  • The MPMO has administrative and advisory responsibilities under the Cabinet Directive on Improving the Performance of the Regulatory System for Major Resource Projects and the associated Memorandum of Understanding (MOU). The MPMO will provide oversight and advice throughout the entire federal review in relation to the Project to ensure adherence to the service standards and roles and responsibilities of all Parties. For further information regarding the roles and responsibilities of the Parties, please see Xxxxxxx XXXAnnexes III, IV and V.