Ann: Change of Share Registry Address, page-11

Bukka, re the Chiefs and KPECL this is what information I have to hand:

Wikipedia states the structures as:
Saddle Lake Cree Nation

Saddle Lake Cree Nation on the Saddle Lake Indian Reserve have elected Chief Leonard Jackson, and Councillors Herb Cardinal, Terry Cardinal, Charlene Houle-White, Shannon Houle, John Large, John Shirt, Dennis Steinhauer, and G. Jason Whiskeyjack. Their three-year term began on 06/19/2013.
Whitefish Lake First Nation

Saddle Lake Cree Nation on the White Fish Lake Indian Reserve, governing the Reserve as the Whitefish Lake First Nation, also have elected officials. The Whitefish Lake First Nation have elected Chief James Jackson, and Councillors Leslie Cardinal, Brian Favel and Gregory Sparklingeyes. Their three-year term began on 11/27/2011.
from:

However, the Whitefish Lake First Nation website has it the other way around:

Chief & Council Portfolio Assignments:
Chief Brian Favel - Ph: 780-636-7009 - Cell: 780-614-8747 - Email: [email protected]
Councillor James Jackson Jr. - Ph: 780-636-7001 - Cell: 780-636-8399 - Email: [email protected]
Councillor Kevin Half - Ph: 780-636-7002 - Cell: 587-252-2582 - Email: [email protected]
Councillor Greg Sparklingeyes - Ph: 780-636-7008 - Cell: 587-252-2593 - Email: [email protected]
from: http://www.wfl128.ca/chief.html


KPECL structure:

Directors: Terry Cardinal, Leslie Cardinal, Herb Cardinal, Donald Crane, Brian Favel, Sandy Jackson

Voting shareholders:
Leonard Jackson ITF Members of the Saddle Lake First Nation at 50%
James Jackson Jr ITF Members of the Whitefish Lake First Nation No 128 at 50%

So it checks out apart from the status of Favel vs Jackson Jr as the real chief. Looks like they may have swapped over at some point. Notable there's 3x Jackson and 3x Cardinal.

So..... got to wonder why these guys engaged with an Australian company with no recent track record at drilling anything... there's a lot of operators on the ground in this area of Canada with massive experience in tar sands and probably with kit/ staff ready to rock and roll.