EDITION No. 42 | FALL 2014

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HARVARD COMMUNITIES INTRODUCES WESTERRARegina’s newest complete community TO BEGIN SPRING 2015

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The past year has been a pivotal time for Harvard Communities. With our current Reginacommunities of Fairways West, Edgewater and Greenside Terrace nearing completion, effortshave focused on the planning a new 489 acre mixed use community named Westerra.

In December of 2013, Harvard Developments and Forster Projects were successful in having “Westerra” included as one of four new growth areas in Design Regina – the City of Regina’s new Official Community Plan. In June of 2014, Council then selected Westerra to proceed through the municipal approval process in advance of other areas in the next growth phase. With winter approaching, the development team continues to work with the City of Regina planning department, as well as home builders, to lay the groundwork for site servicing to begin in spring of next year.

The vision for Westerra is to become Regina’s newest complete community by naturally fusing residential, retail and a business park into the site. Conveniently located in west Regina on Dewdney Avenue, Westerra will be the closest, new communityto downtown Regina and will offer quick access to major employment centers like the Global Transportation Hub, RCMP Depot, Pasqua Hospital and Regina Airport. Westerra will also provide a small-town feel by featuring beautiful parks and connecting pathways through-out the community. In addition to the residential plans, Westerra will feature “Horizons” - a unique shopping centre with large format retail compliment-ed by a main street, boutique shops, and a grocer.

This shopping experience is designed to be unlike any other and will truly differentiate Westerra from any other neighborhood in Regina.

With the Hill Companies’ history of developing Regina going back more than 100 years, it is a great time to look to the future as our development team carries on this tradition with Westerra. Stay tuned for updates throughout the coming months as this new community begins to take shape.

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MESSAGE FROM MOMO BUNDON

It continues to amaze me how technology has evolved in recent years and the impact it has on both our professional and personal lives. Today’s technology allows us to instantly connect with our clients, colleagues, friends and family at any time, and all at the touch of a button. Even more impressive, these devices can be taken with us anywhere and accessed at any time throughout the day. This sort of technology – although convenient and valuable – begs the question of how much is too much? How far is too far? How steep a price both professionally and personally might we pay handling situations at the swipe of a screen? We can be so consumed and focused on our smartphones, iPads and the next most innovative piece of technology that we completely miss what is going on around us; the smaller steps in life that can easily be circumvented with today’s technology. These instant connections are convenient and valuable, but at some point we must ask ourselves – what kind of connection are we truly making?

With this in mind, I’d like to share a video with you all that I’ve recently had the opportunity to view, it offers a message that puts our new way of communicating both personally and professionally into perspective. The video, “Look Up” by Gary Turk offers a unique perspective on how we rely on technology and ‘social’ media in our lives and how we often forget about true human interaction. Perhaps many of you have already seen the video, as it went viral earlier this year. For those of you who haven’t, I welcome you to view the video and to those who have, I encourage you to re-visit and ask you to reflect on how you can make improvements in your own professional and personal interactions.

We are it seems all guilty of allowing our attention to wander, splitting our focus, having our thoughts roam; our world today encourages this type of behaviour. Instant information and connectivity is crucial; however I challenge all of you to take a step back and personally re-engage with your surroundings, your connections and see if you discover the power in the smaller steps in life.

When we reflect, let’s remember the power of communication and the impact of even small changes. Make that phone call rather than sending that email, look up, offer an opportunity for personal engagement, strike up that conversation, and see where these small steps may take you. Together, let’s ask ourselves, what kind of connection are we truly making?

To view the video, please click here: “LOOK UP” by: Gary Turk

EDITOR’S MESSAGERosanne Hill Blaisdell

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I never do this,... but today I am plagiarizing. And since I’m telling you, it’s more like borrowing a few prophetic words from another publication and fully admitting it. I am doing this only because the information I read in the Dallas Morning News written by a Leslie Barker was quite profound. As a company that cares very much about the well being of its employees, I had to share it. This is not just another top ten things to do for weight loss or better health, it’s a medically, statistically documented information guideline for longer life. Leslie begins by telling us we should never have lit that first cigarette, never tasted that first french fry, never stepped foot inside a fast-food restaurant or driven somewhere that we could have walked. We never should have turned up our noses at vegetables or let ourselves get those nasty sunburns. But,.. we did do all of that and more! Not to lose all hope though. Dr. David Johnson, chair of the department of internal medicine at the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center says there are 10 easy ways to add years to your life. So here goes....

#1. FLOSSIt’s not just to remove spinach remnants from dinner. Flossing removes plaque, the bacterial film that forms along your gum line. Get rid of bacteria, and you lessen your chances of heart disease, stroke, diabetes, Alzheimer’s disease and some forms of cancer, says Dr. Larry Koren-man of Loveable Smiles in Richardson, Texas.“Oral bacteria can create proteins that are found in artery walls and in the blood-stream,” he says, “causing blood to clot more easily. Infection in the mouth can cause its own small blood clots, which can enter the bloodstream.” Years added? More than six if you floss daily (which only 5% to 10% of Amer cans do), writes Dr. Michael Roizen in RealAge.

#2. GET A COLONOSCOPY“It’s a great test,” says Radhika Vayani, an internal medicine doctor of osteopathy at the University of North Texas Health Science Center in Ft. Worth. “The 24-hour prep is the worst. You basically drink nasty stuff, and you have diarrhea. But you won’t feel the procedure. If they see a polyp, they get rid of it right then and there. That could save you from having colon cancer in five years.”Years added? Lots. Nine out of 10 people whose colon cancer is discovered early will still be alive in 10 years, according to the American Cancer Society. Many will live a normal lifespan.

#3. STOP EATING BEFORE YOU’RE FULLMost Americans eat and eat “till we’re so full we’re about to be sick,” says Vayani. “But it takes the body 15 to 20 minutes to say, ‘You’re full.’ “Years added? Being 100 pounds overweight can subtract a decade from your life, according to an Oxford University study. So it stands to reason that maintaining a healthy weight and thus reducing your risk for diabetes, heart disease and various other unpleasantries would add at least some pre-cious time to your life.

#4. USE SUNSCREENIn a Centers for Disease Control study, only 32% of adults reported usually applying sunscreen. Yet this year in the U.S., 3.5 million people will get skin cancer and 76,000 more will develop melanoma, says the American Cancer Society. Every hour, someone will die from that deadliest form.Years added? Possibly 20. The CDC study reported that someone who died of melanoma between 2000 and 2006 died two decades prematurely. Although the sun doesn’t cause all melanomas, it does cause most. So slather on more sunscreen than you think you need to, more often than you think necessary

#5 STOP SMOKINGYes, despite years and years of evidence proving all the nasty stuff it causes, “tons of people smoke,” Vayani says.Years added? “If you quit at age 30, you can increase your life by 10 years,” she says. Quit at 40? Add nine years. 50? Six years. 60? Three.

#6. SLEEPNot getting enough has been linked to memory problems, hearing problems, anger, high blood pressure, stroke, depression, vehicle accidents and obesity. A decades-long international study of 1.3 million people found “unequivocal evidence of the direct link” between lack of sleep and premature death, according to sleepbetter.org.Years added? Hard to say, but if someone died in a car accident caused by sleep deprivation, for instance, that’s probably several decades.

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EDITOR’S MESSAGERosanne Hill Blaisdell

#7. MOVE“Exercise has been demonstrated over and over to be useful,” Johnson says. “Truth is, any level is of value.” Walking, he says “gets you outside, and some outside is good as long as you don’t overdo it. The best way to get Vitamin D is sunshine.”Years added? At least three years. That’s the number from a study reported in the Lancet for people who exercised even 15 minutes a day. Put another way, a story on WBUR-FM, Boston’s public radio station, reported that every minute you exercise adds seven minutes to your life.

#8. EAT PRODUCEBenefits abound. Among them: Eating five or more servings per day — instead of a piddly three or fewer — reduces your risk of stroke by 26%, according to a study reported in Men’s Health.Years added? Webmd.com reports that Seventh-day Adventists, who typically follow a vegetarian diet, outlive those who don’t by three to seven years.

#9. CULTIVATE HEALTHY RELATIONSHIPSSpending time with family and friends is “psychologically helpful,” Johnson says, adding that it “isn’t a cure-all; it won’t counteract a McDonald’s cheeseburger.” Vayani tells patients: “If you have people in your life who are negative, who are pulling you down, you have to get rid of that relationship. It affects you more than you realize.” Years added? Nothing specific, but “studies have shown that people with more friends and people in healthy relationships live longer,” she says.

#10. BE GRATEFUL“We experience great things all day long that we fail to acknowledge,” Johnson says. “I don’t want to sound new wave-y, but our health is more than just physical health. I see dozens of people who have illnesses that would lay you or me low, but they seem totally happy. How in the Sam Hill can that be? They’ve chosen to look at the good instead of the challenges.” Years added? Maybe some, maybe none. “Even if I don’t live a long time,” Johnson says, “I’m happy with what I experience.” Of all these noble suggestions, gratitude is the one gift that we truly give to ourselves,.... a gift which when we show it, transparently blankets those around us and a gift which soothes the longing of our egos to be something we are not or want something we are not divinely destined to have.

As I write this, I know that I need to mention Akiko McDougall, wife of Aaron McDougall who is my most important “right hand guy” and who heads up our Regina Leasing Team. She sadly lost her battle with cancer and her precious life this past summer. Akiko wrote numerous communication updates during her journey to her family and friends,...in every email and even in her final days, her gratitude was pervasive and all empowering.

My editors message today is: Yes,....do the right things to live a healthy life, but above all be grateful for what you have and for the time that God has given us on this earth. Happy Reading!

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We are all familiar with the clichés and quotes of the business world. The classic “work smarter, not harder” and “if you want something new, you have to stop doing something old.” Over time, these sayings tend to escape us, and just as many other old adages they tend to lose their impact on us. However, after sitting down for a chat with Natalie Whelpton from our HPMI Regina office, I was reminded of another classic cliché : “A company is only as good as its people.” When it comes to the Hill Companies, Natalie is a perfect example of the correlation between personal development and the success of a business. I recently had the opportunity to listen to Natalie tell her story of her journey within the Hill Companies, which has been anything but cliché.

After starting out her career in the legal field, Natalie made the jump to the Hill Companies in 1992 and became a part of the corporate accounting team as the Executive Assistant to the Chief Financial Officer and Corporate Controller. As time went on, Natalie grew into a knowledgeable and respected member of the corporate accounting team while also playing a dual role as the back -up assistant to Mr. Fred Hill. Her wide range of work experience, coupled with her willingness to learn new things, would prove to be very useful in the coming years.

After seven years, the departure of the CFO led to a few changes within the department. While the search

for a new CFO took place, Natalie continued working with the Corporate Controller and assisted in various areas of the company wherever an extra hand was required, including a brief period at Western Surety. During that time, a re-organization in the Corporate Accounting department took place and Terry Downie and Clayton Bzdel were named Vice President, Finance and Vice President, Investments respectively. Natalie was soon working alongside them back in her role as Executive Assistant to the Corporate Accounting team. In addition, she was gaining new work experience by assisting Dennis Nagel with residential land development. Her time in residential had her working on several unique projects including mortgage discharges for Westhill

Park and the first designs of Fairways West. However, after twelve years with the Hill Companies, there was still another major change in store.

In 2004, Steve Enns from our Property Management team was searching for an executive assistant and quickly realized that Natalie had the skills, experience and drive that would be perfect for the position.

After discussing the opportunity with Natalie, the two agreed and a move

to property management as Steve’s new executive assistant was in store. In addition to assisting Steve, Natalie also served as an Executive Assistant to Tina Svedahl (who, upon the departure of Clayton Bzdel, had just moved into her new position as Vice President, Investments). She also continued her work with Dennis. However, as things became hectic, Natalie eventually transitioned into her current tole within Property Management. Ten years later, Natalie remains the friendly face and knowledgeable resource of property management and the Executive Assistant to Steve Enns. She also provides administative support to all management and staff - including the operations in Alberta and now, Winnipeg.

“HARD WORK AND A WILLINGNESS TO LEARN NEW THINGS. IF YOU HAVE THOSE IN THIS

COMPANY, THE SKY IS THE LIMIT” - NATALIE WHELPTON, HPMI REGINA

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Natalie receives her long-term service award from Harvard Developments Chairman, President and CEO Paul Hill.

IN THE SPOTLIGHT:

By: Matt GeigerNATALIE WHELPTON

“Trustworthy and reliable are characteristics that come to mind when I think of Natalie” says Steve Enns, VP and General Manager of Harvard Property Management. “Since joining property management ten years ago, after having worked with other senior managers at Harvard for the previous 11 years, Natalie has faithfully provided executive support for myself, our general management and entire property management team; organizing so many details for us. She looks after busy schedules, travel, meetings and everything we ask, all according to our individual preference. I really appreciate her dedication to Harvard and the discreet way in which she handles her job.”

After asking Natalie what the best part about working with Harvard was, she replied with “....the people. You get to work with so many awesome and amazing people each day. And it’s not just management - it’s also the employees you get to know and work with everyday.”

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COFFEE OR TEABOOKS OR MOVIES

INTROVERT OR EXTROVERTDOGS OR CATSMONEY OR FAME

SAVER OR SPENDER

FAVORITE MOVIE/TV SHOW: BREAKING BAD

FAVORITE SEASON: SUMMER

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GETTING TO KNOW: NATALIE WHELPTON

She also speaks highly of her time with Mr. Fred Hill and what she learned from him. “It was an awesome and fascinating experience to be able to work with Mr. Hill” said Natalie. “It was amazing to listen to his stories , both personal and business related, of what he went through in his life and how hard he worked to grow this company.”

In terms of advice for people new to Harvard, Natalie focused on two main traits. “Hard work and a willingness to learn new things. If you have those in this company then the sky is the limit.”

Outside of the office, Natalie and her family are just as busy. If time allows, she likes to play and watch sports or head to the gym. She’s also a huge Rider fan and always looks forward to taking travel time with her family and friends throughout the year.

IN THE SPOTLIGHT CONT’D

As summer came to a close and we welcomed the oranges, browns and yellows of fall, I felt it would be great to look back and highlight the fun and memorable summer we had at the Hill Companies. Although it was a busy season with several new projects and deadlines, our teams still managed to make time to host and participate in several events, truly showing our commitment to the community.

In our Regina offices, employees continued our long-standing relationship with the United Way by getting involved in their new “Summer Success” program. As part of the program, Harvard employees volunteered once a week at local inner city schools. While there, our volunteers helped out the students with various activities and reading programs aimed at keeping the students mentally active during the summer. Once the program was complete, Harvard donated backpacks filled with school supplies for each child who participated. The feedback from the program was incredibly positive and we are already looking forward to next year!

Despite battling some strong winds and bouts of rain, our “Harvard Crew” Dragon boat team had another strong showing at the 2014 Regina Dragon Boat Festival. After only three practices during the summer, the team came together on race day and “power-upped” our way to our best finishing time yet. There were a few close calls when it came to boat collisions but our fearless steerer, Victoria Gabel, (HPMI -Regina) kept us afloat down the track. Thanks again to everyone who participated and hope to see you again next summer!Left: The 2014 “Harvard Crew” pose for a picture before their final race

Earlier this month the ladies of Harvard and Western Surety (Regina) got together for their Annual Ladies Event. This year the group chose to take part in the “Bloodhound Games” - an Amazing Race style scavenger hunt that took place around Regina’s downtown area. The event had the teams taking part in several “unique” challenges and fostered the aspects of teamwork and problem solving. In the end, it was “Team Sherlock Holmes” consisting of Corrine Johnson, Victoria Gabel, Terri Hillier-McIntosh and Madison Dufault from property management who took

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Top: The teams gather for opening instructions prior to the games beginningLeft: team members take part in a balancing activity on F.W Hill MallRight: The Bloodhound Games champions pose with their team moustaches.

Main: Crystal Pellerin (HDI - Regina) volunteering with the “Summer Success Program”

Below: Graduation Day for the students as they receive their graduation backpacks courtesy of Harvard.

STRAIGHT FROM THE STREETBy: Matt Geiger

Over in Manitoba, it was a summer full of tunes for our employees and tenants of 201 Portage. Throughout June, July and August, a special “Summer Concert Series” was organized that featured live local bands and artists performing in the courtyard of the office tower. The shows were held over the noon hour on Thursdays and were a massive hit with our tenants and the downtown public.

Business leaders from Winnipeg recently had the chance to experience homelessness first hand by spending a night in the courtyard of 201 Portage. The 4th Annual “CEO Sleepout” fundraiser was held on September 18th and had CEO’s from Winnipeg braving the elements and experiencing new challenges and struggles for a great cause. The goal of the fundraiser was to inspire and challenge the downtown business community to help address homelessness and support work programs for Winnipeg’s most vulnerable.

Our teams in Alberta enjoyed a successful summer, albeit a busy one, with many new projects being undertaken. In order to celebrate and relax as a group, our Edmonton office threw a special BBQ earlier this month to show appreciation for all the hard work done over the summer. Harvard gladly provided the barbecue food and supplies while employees got involved with a potluck and participated in a variety of fun activities.

It was no doubt a fun summer for everyone involved with the Hill Companies, and this was just a small handful of countless events. Although most of us might be sad to see summer go, we can look back on these memories and know we made the most of this short season and that the fall/winter months promise even more fun events to come!

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STRAIGHT FROM THE STREET

Western Surety CompanyLex Kress

In the spring of 2013, we launched part one of Western Surety’s “E-Services” for Commercial Surety Bonding to streamline our bond issuance services for our brokers. After the success of this initial launch, we are excited to be expanding this service for our Contract Surety business in 2014.

The very user-friendly Western Surety E-Services section of our website, www.westernsurety.ca, allows our brokers to issue, print, and save Commercial and Contract Surety bonds on-line. The data is automatically merged into the bond forms, eliminating the risk of error when manually typing bonds. The bond and customer data are then electronically uploaded to our database. No need for brokers to send in copies of bonds via email, fax or mail. The premium is automatically calculated and an invoice instantly provided.

As well, we have opened an online portal allowing brokers to access the Western Surety database to view information about their accounts, change bond status, and monitor expiring authorizations.

We are excited about these technological advances as they are the first of their kind in the industry. We hope to continue to increase efficiencies in our office as well as offices of our broker force as we head into the winter months.

Urban Forest RecyclersRay Hueser

Greetings from Brook, Indiana and beyond.

Quarter two for UFR was a very eventful and active time period for our facilities in Brook, Indiana and Clarion, Iowa. Over the last four months, we have undertaken several new facility and machine upgrades aimed at increasing our production capability and efficiency.

At UFP in Brook, we are extensively testing and fine tuning the M3 pulp moulding machine and we are working to improve the packaging process as well.

We also made a major improvement on the M4 moulder that produces the four cup drink carrier for McDonalds. The upgrade involved altering the moulding platen so we can make 17% more product. On top of this, we completely changed the stacking and packaging process on the M4 moulder to a UFP designed, high speed stacker to provide efficiency. Once this improvement has “settled in” on M4, we will add an automated vision system to check the product for quality. Although these changes required downtime to implement and production took the resulting step back, July ended up being our third best production month in history. In addition, we managed to set a new sales record for four cup drink carriers.

Over at Clarion Packaging, the team started an ambitious repair and upgrade program to improve its production efficiency. Improvements have been made in several areas of the facility, ranging from the pulping area to the printing/ packaging area and have continued into quarter three. Improvements in production are starting to be recognized, and with the additional upgrades that are being done, these changes will be fully implemented by the end of 2014.

That’s all for now. We hope you have enjoyed your summer and please stop in to visit us if you are in Clarion, Brook or Swift Current.

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CORPORATE NEWS

Harvard Western Insurance Garion Carlson

Earlier in the summer, the team at Harvard Western Insurance launched our new “Company that Cares” advertising campaign. With our focus on the community, we have been able to extend our caring touch to not only our clients but to those we work beside each and every day. We started our spring initiative off strong by having ten of our employees spend time building houses with Habitat for Humanity and by entering a team into the KidSport Corporate Challenge. We are eager to enable our employees to be active in their community and give back to those around us. Harvard Western Insurance is proud to announce that our KidSport team of eight was able to raise a whopping $3200 through a series of fundraisers for the cause.

Back in July, one of our very own team members was struck by tragedy. We were quick to respond and host a fundraiser potluck/barbecue to support our co-worker’s family in their troubled times. Our employees banded together and were able to raise $950 which Harvard Western Insurance happily matched bringing the total amount raised to $1900.

Not only do we work hard in supporting our own in times of need, but we are prepared to respond to possible disasters such as those caused by the torrential downpour and flooding that occurred throughout Saskatchewan near the end of June. Our insurance agents were quick to implement Harvard Western Insurance’s five-step claims resolution process for any of our clients that require our assistance in their time of uncertainty. A majority of the claims have been resolved under the guidance and knowledge of our in-house claims manager, Leanne Thompson. Moving forward, we at Harvard Western Insurance look forward to continually getting involved in our community and showing those around us that we truly are the “Company that Cares!”

Corporate ServicesDiane Armstrong

It was an eventful and busy summer season for our corporate accounting team. With audit and tax season wrapped up, we are now well into our semi-annual financial statement reporting and preparing for the upcoming budget season. To help make sure everything is completed on schedule, we were happy to have James Nixon and Archie Ledgerwood join us on a contract basis for the summer. James worked with us as a U of R co-operative education student this past winter and some of you may know Archie from his years of work with Notre Dame. We’d like to thank these two gentlemen for their hard work and dedication over the summer.

We received some bittersweet news in the summer. Shortly after receiving her CMA (Certified Management Accountant) designation, Maggie Liu decided to move to Calgary in anticipation of her family relocating from China. Maggie was a valuable member of our corporate accounting team and she will definitely be missed. We’d like to wish Maggie and her family the best of luck in their transition and new beginning in Calgary.

Back in May, Cathy Donald and Diane Armstrong attended the Timberline Users Group conference and brought back new templates and ideas for simplifying our accounting processes. You will have noticed some of these changes on the recently updated Corporate Expense Report available on UConnect under “Your Employee Services”. So far we have successfully imported many recurring invoices and journal entries. We will also be implementing a new job cost import template in the near future.

In the fall, we will welcome some new and returning faces to the 21st floor. We have two co-op students joining us from the University of Regina for the September to April term, Nancy Ogeta and Rumi Nakata. We are also happy to welcome back Cassandra Endicott from her maternity leave.

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LEFT: MEMBERS OF THE HARVARD WESTERN INSURANCE KIDSPORT TEAM POSE FOR A PICTURE AT THE CORPORATE EVENT. CONGRATS TO THE HWI TEAM ON RAISING OVER $3,000 FOR A GREAT CAUSE!

RIGHT: HWI EMPLOYEES ENJOY A BBQ FUNDRAISER TO HELP SUPPORT A STAFF MEMBER IN TIME OF NEED

CORPORATE NEWS

Leasing NewsNicole Templeton/Michael Alport

As the market continues to open up and the vacancy rate keeps rising, the leasing team has been working hard to secure renewals, satisfy existing tenants’ expansion needs, and attract new tenants. The following are deals that have been completed in the last six months:

STEP has renewed its lease in Conexus Plaza for seven years, along with plans to complete some upgrades within the 9,554 square foot unit on the 3rd floor.

The Saskatchewn Crown Prosecutors have renewed their space in Conexus Plaza on the 9th floor for another five years. The unit is 12,242 square feet. Additionally on the remainder of the 9th floor, the Chief Coroner’s Office has also renewed its lease of 2,225 square feet for five years.

The Saskatchewan Filmpool Co-operative has renewed its 2,731 square foot space in 1822 Scarth Street for another two years.

The Ministry of the Economy has taken on a new lease within the Bank of Montreal Building, leasing the whole 10th floor of 10,809 square feet. The term is for three years and four months.

Paradigm has relocated to Hill Centre Tower II on the 12th floor, leasing 8,092 square feet for ten years commencing at the beginning of September.

MacPherson Leslie & Tyerman LLP is expanding into the former Paradigm space on the 17th floor of Hill Centre Tower I. The law firm has completed a long-term extension for thirteen years on its contiguous floors 14-17 within the building.

Vale is expanding to take the entire19th floor within Hill Centre Tower I for a five year term. This brings its total space to 7,381 square feet.

CIBC is taking on 3,542 square feet of new space on the 5th floor of Conexus Plaza for a period of five years.

In August 2014, the main floor, fine-dining restaurant 20ten City Eatery in Mosaic Tower opened its doors for business. 20ten has a ten year term.

Famoso Neapolitan Pizzeria will be a new addition to the main floor of Hill Centre Tower II. The Famoso franchise is a licensed, fast-casual pizzeria serving authentic Neapolitan pizza cooked in a wood-fired oven. An outdoor patio and a separate exterior entrance will be included in the fit-out. Landlord’s work is expected to start shortly with a commencement date in the new year.

Dairy Queen has exercised its five year option to renew in its 3,671 square foot building at Normanview Crossing.

This fall, Husky Energy will begin the decommissioning of its Mohawk Gas Bar site at Kramer Corner. The leasing team is actively sourcing a backfill tenant to take its place.

Regis Hair Salon has renewed its lease at Normanview Crossing. The term is for five years in the 1,035 square foot hair salon.

Mark’s Work Wearhouse has executed an option to renew for five years at its 7,863 square foot location at Thatcher Crossing in Moose Jaw.

Old Navy has entered into its automatic renewal of five years at its 14,897 square foot location at Preston Crossing in Saskatoon.

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REAL ESTATE NEWS

Vale Potash will now be the lone tenant of floor 19 of Hill Tower 1 after securing

the entire spacefor a five year teem

20ten City Eatery is now open and serving downtown tenants and visitors out of the lobby of Mosaic Tower at

Hill Centre III

Development News

Harvard Developments Inc. & Forster Projects Inc.Alicia Taylor

Tisdale, SK Leasing continues with two national fast food retailers to join a hotel and Co-op Gas Bar and Convenience Store. Site servicing has commenced with occupancy of the Gas Bar scheduled to take place this year.

Aurora/Regina, SKAurora is being designed as east Regina’s new regional shopping centre site contained on 140 acres and having an area of approximately 800,000 square feet at full build out. We are currently in the concept planning stage within The City’s Southeast Sector Plan, with the anticipation of commencing services in spring 2015 for tenant openings in 2016. This project will somewhat resemble Grasslands in south Regina.

For more information visit, ShopatAurora.ca

Westerra/Regina, SKWesterra is Regina’s newest complete community. This innovative 489 acre, mixed-use neighbourhood has everything in terms of residential, retail, and professional services. Located in west Regina on Dewdney Avenue, Westerra is the closest new community to downtown Regina and will offer a variety of single and multi-family housing options that are nestled around an urban center with a main street. Located blocks from A.E. Wilson Park and the Devonian Pathway, Westerra will also feature a beautiful central park complemented by neighbouring parks and connecting pathways. Managed by Harvard Communities, show homes opening in 2015.

For more information visit, WesterraRegina.ca

Seasons/Winnipeg, MBThe joint venture with Ivanhoé Cambridge to co-develop 40 acres for the Outlet Collection at Winnipeg - Manitoba’s only fashion outlet mall – closes on September 15, 2014 with construction to start early spring 2015. The balance of the 117 acres site is made up of 52 acres of traditional commercial space, 19 acres of high density residential, 3 acres for a luxury automotive dealer and a 3 acre hotel site. Site servicing is well underway.

Seasons is designed to be Winnipeg’s first large scale mixed-use development featuring a grocery store, drug store, medical office, fast-casual and dine-in restaurants, luxury auto dealership, gas station, fashion, bank, service and convenient amenity retail all at your door step – no need to go anywhere else.

For more information visit, SeasonsWinnipeg.ca

Horizons/Regina, SKLocated within our Westerra community, Horizons is planned to be the only regional retail site servicing west Regina. The project is made up of a regional retail node of 42 acres, a neighbourhood retail component of 20 acres and a main street retail site of 5 acres for a total of 650,000 square feet of retail uses at full build out.

For more information visit, ShopatHorizons.ca

REAL ESTATE NEWS

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Development News/Continued

Harvard Developments Inc.Dan Woychuk/Darryl Meier

Grasslands/Regina, SKSeveral new retailers have opened their doors over the past four months including: Bed Bath & Beyond, Bouclair Home, Petsmart, Party City, Dollarama, and Cobs Bread.

Mr. Mike’s Steakhouse Casual recently opened for business and, along with Lancasters, offers an up-scale dining and drinks atmosphere within Grasslands.

Sportclips, a men’s haircut shop geared towards sports, has taken possession of the former Fantastic Sam’s space and will be open in a couple of months. Ricky’s Breakfast Bar & Grill will take posession of their building in early October. Once fixturing is complete, the popular restaurant will be on schedule to open in early 2015. The Willow Park/SaskTel building is under construction and space will be ready for tenants to commence fixturing in late 2014.

Contracts are now being awarded for construction of Canadian Brewhouse. With a focus on beer selection and Canadian-inspired cuisine, the restaraunt/bar will be located in Grasslands’ new Urban Village district.

For more information visit, Grasslands.ca

Currents/Edmonton, ABRetailers continue to express strong demand for retail space at Currents. Under construction are two buildings, comprising of Mark’s Work Wearhouse, Petland, Thai Express, The Sushi Shop and Browns Social House. Canadian Tire has also started an expansion of its store by another 25,000 square feet.

The next building that will be constructed will contain Mastermind Toys, Massage Heights, Believe Fit, Mucho Burrito and Rogers, among others. In addition, a Letter of Intent has been agreed upon for an 8,500 square foot The Keg restaurant.

The 60,000 square foot Currents Medical Wellness Centre facility is nearing completion, with occupancy slated for October. Confirmed tenants include Medical Imaging Consultants, Imagine Health, and an Orthodontist, Optometrist and Dentist. New proposed deals with a Hearing Clinic, Dentist, Dental Specialist, and Chiropractor are expected to be finalized.

Windermere Crossing/Edmonton, ABThe first two multi-tenant Buildings are now completed and the tenants are open for business including Pet Valu Pet Store, Liquor Depot, Starbucks, Fresh & Company Salon, Posh Nail Spa, Subway, Expedia Cruise Ship Centre, Windermere Veterinary Hospital, Best Fit Tailor & Drycleaning, Southwest Smiles Dental Centre and Teriyaki Corners.

Construction is underway on Servus Credit Union as well as a 12,700 square foot building which will house Dairy Queen, Fabutan, The Chopped Leaf, Sally Beauty, Panago Pizza and State & Main restaurant.

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Two of the newest openings to Grasslands over the summer - Mr. Mikes Steakhouse Casual and Cobs Bread.

It has been a busy summer for Windermere Crossing in Edmonton. Several new tenants (pictured above) have moved into their new buildings and have opened for business.

Harvard Property ManagementNatalie Whelpton

The end of October is upon us and we have all come to the realization that fall is here and winter is not far behind. A number of us are trying to find the time to squeeze in those last few golf games or to simply enjoy being out on a patio in the sunshine. At the same time, autumn is the perfect opportunity to take account of what we’ve done, what we didn’t do, and what we would like to do next year.

Speaking of next year, our Property Management teams are in the process of preparing and reviewing budgets for 2015, while our Operations teams work toward accomplishing the projects that were planned for this year.

In our last update, HPMI was diligently preparing for the takeover of operations at 201 Portage on May 29, 2014. Thanks to everyone’s efforts, the transition went smoothly. We would like to take this opportunity to welcome and introduce our new property management team in Winnipeg:

Terry Orsulak Property ManagerJulie Dagostine Administrative AssistantSusan Proulx ReceptionistJanet Fast Property AdministratorCarolyne Baccay Property AccountantDuncan Spiring Operations ManagerDennis Holmes Building OperatorTim Ruten Building OperatorDale Zeke Building OperatorLisa Goodridge Digital Production Manager

In addition to Winnipeg, new faces have joined us in other areas of the company: Jennifer Calnek was happy to announce that Jennifer Tsang was joining the Regina accounting team as the new Senior Property Accountant at the beginning of June. Suzanne Chateau’s Calgary team welcomed Christopher Chesterman. Christopher is the new Maintenance Assistant for the Borealis property that HPMI manages in Fort McMurray. In July, Corinne Johnson began her role with Terri Hillier-McIntosh’s Saskatchewan retail team as Assistant Shopping Centre Manager. Alan Durston introduced Arturo Gomez Leon to the Edmonton retail team as Maintenance Assistant at our Windermere properties. In August, Shyanne White joined Tony Prsa and the rest of the Edmonton team in the

position of Receptionist. At the beginning of September, Christine Haas announced Ann Tropin had joined the Regina HOST team in the position of Accounting Clerk. The newest member of HPMI is someone you will certainly recognize. Chris Burrell was pleased to welcome Linda Channing to the Regina Harvard Service team in her new role as HPMI Customer Service Representative. Linda made the decision to come out of retirement on a part-time basis and we are happy that she did. If you are in the neighborhood, stop by to say hello.

We would like to recognize Chris Johnson (HPMI-Regina) who has successfully completed all the necessary requirements to obtain his Certified Property Management (CPM®) designation. The CPM® is a senior globally recognized property management designation. The CPM® credential demonstrates a mastery of the analytical and leadership skills needed to enhance the short and long-term values of large real estate portfolios. Congratulations on your achievement Chris!

Best wishes to Jennifer Tsang (HPMI-Regina) and her new husband Kris who were married on June 28th. Congrats to you both!!

Congratulations to Wendy Deneault (HPMI-Edmonton) who moved into the role of Administrative Assistant for Laura Sharen’s team at the beginning of July. Wendy previously handled reception duties and accounts payable at our Edmonton office.

In closing, we would like to acknowledge two HPMI employees who reached significant milestones in their length of service this July: Dale Merk (HPMI-Regina) who achieved 30 years of service and Khaled Esmail (HPMI-Calgary) for achieving 10 years of service. We congratulate these gentlemen on their years of service excellence!

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Dale Merk- 30 Years -

Khaled Esmail- 10 Years -

Congratulations to Chris Johnson (HPMI Regina) on his hard work and dedication in receiving his CPM designation

Corporate Update/Cam Cowie

It has been an exciting year for Harvard Broadcasting with lots of changes and more to come as we are now into the 2015 fiscal year which began on September 1st.

In September, our Red Deer station adopted the “CRUZ” brand and will now be known as 100.7 CRUZ FM (formerly the River FM). The new format will have the station playing Red Deer’s greatest hits from the 70’s to early 2000’s. With the change in Red Deer, Harvard Broadcasting will now have four stations operating under the “CRUZ” brand.

Chris Terpsma has been appointed to the position of Manager of Broadcast Engineering. In addition to his engineering responsibilities, Chris will be responsible for the technical requirements and strategic planning of Harvard Broadcasting’s radio stations and transmitter sites.

Brent de Kelver will be joining the corporate accounting and finance department as Accounts Payable Coordinator. In this newly created position, Brent will be responsible to ensure the 12 stations are achieving economies of scale and negotiating the best possible pricing and terms with our suppliers.

REGINA STATIONSTom Staseson

REGINA STATIONS CONT’DHarvard Broadcasting Regina welcomes Drew Dalby to the HBI family. Drew comes to us via The GOAT in Lloydminster, Alberta. Born in Inuvik, North West Territories, we’re told that he can melt ice with his mind… however, it takes about an hour. Drew takes on the 3pm to 7pm afternoon drive slot on 104.9 the WOLF.

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On Friday June 6th, Harvard Broadcasting’s three Regina radio stations (620 CKRM, 104.9 the WOLF and MY92.1) helped raise more than $125,000 during the “Sticks on Rose” street hockey tounrnament. The annual street hockey tournament raises funds for the Shooting Stars Foundation, which supports children’s charities and sporting programs. Held on Rose Street in front of Harvard Broadcasting’s downtown studios, the event was full of local hockey stars. These included Jordan Eberle of the Edmonton Oilers, former NHL’ers Jamie Heward and Mike Sillinger, and several of their closest NHL friends.

FORT McMURRAY | MIX 103.7 & 100.5 CRUZ FMPamela Kirby

The people of Fort McMurray are still talking about the MIX 103.7FM Summer Mixer! Held on August 25th, over 1,400 Mix listeners packed into MacDonald Island Park for our exclusive event. While there, they were treated to Canadian artists Kristina Maria and chart toppers MAGIC! The only way in was to win, or by donation to the Fort McMurray Food Bank. Prior to the event, for one day only, we encouraged Mix listeners to donate a minimum of 15 pounds of food to the Fort McMurray Food Bank. In return we hooked those individuals up with a pair of tickets to the Summer Mixer! Over 1300 pounds of food rolled in, along with cash donations. Needless to say we were overwhelmed with the community’s generosity to support those in need.

100.5 CRUZ FM has been making a lasting impression on the people of Fort McMurray since our launch back in December of 2013. We were front and center at the Canada Day Parade, Curling for Kids event, and the exclusive media sponsor at various events and charity fundraisers.

Congratulations to Mid Day Host and former Music Assistant T-Wolfe, who has been promoted to Music Director at 100.5 CRUZ FM!

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Drew Dalby , the Wofl 104.9

Jason Huschi (centre-grey shirt), General Manager of Harvard Broadcasting Regina, with a cheque presentation for the funds raised from the Sticks on Rose Hockey Tounnament.

Mix 103.7 FM accepting food donations for the local food bank

100.5 CRUZ team members supporting the SPCA

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SASKATOON | 96.3 CRUZ FMAndy Ross

On Friday July 18th, Cruz FM partnered with Prairieland Park Corporation and Dakota Dunes Casino to bring in Canada’s biggest rocker... Bryan Adams! The show was held outdoors on a beautiful summer evening at the Prairieland Park Grandstand in Saskatoon, with over 5,000 fans singing along to every word. Cruz FM Morning Show hosts Stacie & Joel introduced Bryan Adams to the stage, while the promotional Street Team, the “Cruzers”, greeted concert go-ers as they entered the show.

Cruz FM was honored to be chosen by Cameco as the title sponsor for a brand new event to Saskatoon, the “Cameco Cares Concert Series”. This promotion will see a local hospital

foundation receive ticket proceeds from a specially-

organized concert each year for the next four years. This year’s inaugural event of the concert series took place in July and featured Canada’s own Barenaked Ladies. The event was held at the Delta Bessborough Gardens and was a complete sell out! Over $160,000 was raised for the Royal University Hospital Foundation and Cruz is excited to continue this partnership with Cameco for the next three years.

96.3 Cruz FM was on site at the Saskatoon Exhibition from August 5th through to August 10th. The “Cruzers” Street Team were on site each and every day playing a version of the popular Cruz contest “Name That Hit”. Cruz fans would hear a clip of a hit song, and if they identified the song correctly they would have their name entered into a draw to win a vintage 1988 5.0L Mustang Convertible! The Mustang, provided by

Jubilee Ford, was on site with Cruz throughout the Ex as well as many other events throughout the summer. The draw for the car was made live over the Cruz airwaves the following

morning with the lucky name being drawn from over 3,000 entries.

YORKTON | GX94 & FOXFMKelsey Liebricht

For GX94, the summer “Started with a Song”! For another year, the GX94 Backyard Concert was a huge success. This year we headed out to Moosomin, SK where winner Joan Marie Frape and her family & friends enjoyed a private concert from country recording artist Brett Kissel as well as a barbecue meal courtesy of GX94!

It doesn’t matter if there is rain, thunderstorms, or tornado warnings, the show must go on! On July 5th, the 24th annual GX94 Star Search Final at the Yorkton Exhibition was still a go despite some challenges from mother nature. In the end, we were excited to announced local girl, Shayna Scherbey, from Ituna, SK as our Star Search Champion!

Both GX94 & Fox FM found more ways to support the community over the summer months! Not only did GX94 hold two send-off pep rallies for our very own Yorkton Terriers, we also threw the RBC Cup Champions a parade to show off their accomplishment! While GX94 was helping celebrate, FOX FM’s Will & Reader went ahead and started a fundraising effort for the local SPCA called “Be a Link in the Chain Campaign”. They asked for 200 donations of $25 to go towards building a fence for the dogs at the SPCA. These funds would then be used build an outdoor fence so the dogs have an outdoor area where they can run free and not be leashed. Their efforts helped raise over $8,000 for the SPCA. Great job guys!

FOX FM also took part in the local summer parade…but this year we did something out of the ordinary. FOX FM organized a flash mob and labeled it “On the Run with FOX FM”, to happen twice in the middle of the parade! This was a huge success! With the video recorded, we uploaded it to Facebook and asked our listeners to “like” and “share” it. One listener that did both, won a pair of tickets (with hotel accommodations) to see Beyonce and Jay-Z’s “On the Run” tour in Winnipeg. The video can be watched on FoxFM’s youtube page at: foxfmyorkton

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Performers take to the stage at the “Cameco Cares Concert Series”

LEFT: GX94 Sports Director, Benny Walchuk taking a selfie with the RBC Champs, the Yorkton TerriersMIDDLE: GX94 Backyard Concert Winners Joan Marie and Ted Frape with country recording artist Brett KisselRIGHT: GX94’s Mid-day host Tonya Cherry and Promotions & Marketing Director Kelsey Liebrecht

96.3 CRUZ FM at the Saskatoon EX with the 1988 Ford Mustang

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EDMONTON | HOT 100.7 & 95.7 CRUZ FMMelanie Raessler

FROM RADIO TO THE BIG SCREENWho is that familiar face on the big screen? It is 95.7 CRUZ FM/HOT 107’s very own Promotions Coordinator, Shannon Burns! With the help of her Harvard family, she won a one-year contract with Cineplex to be pre-show host. Thanks to everyone who voted to help Shannon win this amazing opportunity.

HOT 107 WENT VIRALHOT 107’s Ryder in the Morning hit social media gold with a story that took North America by storm on July 31st! A local woman posted a story about how she was mocked for baring her belly at the beach by some young adults. She took to Facebook with a post to call out the hurtful words stating that she is proud of her body that housed her beautiful children. With this simple post, HOT 107 reached over 74 million people with over 2 million likes, over 200,000 comments and 200,000 shares. The story was picked up by local news but extended to other news outlets including the Huffington Post, papers in the UK and US, and People Magazine!

STAFF ANNOUNCEMENTS95.7 CRUZ FM is very happy to welcome Darren Brown to the programming chair within Harvard Broadcasting. Darren was an integral part of the CRUZ brand launched in Saskatoon and we have benefited from his vast knowledge of music and the CRUZ brand over the past months. HOT 107 welcomed a new Evening Host - Grant Johnson, formerly of the FOX in Yorkton. Hot 107 also welcomed Lisa Evans to Ryder in the Morning. Other Edmonton additions includeKelsey Hoffman, Commercial Producer, Melanie Raessler, Office Manager/Admin Asst, Jake Hammell, Creative Writer, and Jen Baron, Sales Assistant.

CALGARY | X92.9 FMGinette Ouimet

AND THE AWARD GOES TO … Congratulations to X92.9’s Chris Lynch who took home his second “Music Director of the Year - Major Market” award at this year’s Canadian Music Week which took place May 7th-9th in Toronto, Ontario.

X92.9 also received the 2014 St. John’s Ambulance “Dr. G.R.A Rice Memorial Award” for excellence in media coverage. This award was due in large part to X92.9’s support of the 2013 St. John’s Ambulance Run and Walk on October 5th. Marketing Director Ginette Ouimet accepted the award at the annual Investiture Ceremony which was officiated by the Honorable Donald Ethell, Vice Prior of the Order of St. John and Lieutenant Governor for the province of Alberta.

ANNUAL X-FEST MUSIC FESTIVAL X92.9 was proud to present the return of XFEST– a 2 day music festival held at Fort Calgary and this year’s lineup was a definite crowd-pleaser for alternative fans. The festival featured performances from Jack White, Arctic Monkeys, Foster The People, MS MR, Tegan & Sara, The Smalls, Stars, Death Cab for Cuties & many more.

8TH ANNUAL XPOSURE WINNERS ANNOUNCED..X92.9’s 8th Annual Xposure contest announced this year’s winning local bands: • THE WISER • CRAIC THE LENS • A DAY AS WOLVES• Album Cover Contest winner Jen Hansen with $500 for

her design.

The Xposure disk is available on iTunes with all proceeds being donated to the Canadian Music Therapy Trust Fund.

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RIGHT:The famous Facebook post that went viral earlier in the Summer

CHRIS LYNCH SHOWS OFF HIS MUSIC DIRECTOR OF THE YEAR AWARD

CROWD SHOT FROM THIS YEAR’S X-FEST MUSIC FESTIVAL

TOP: Congratulations to Shannon Burns on being selected as a Ciineplex pre-show host

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RED DEER |100.7 CRUZ FM (formerly The River FM)Mary Leifhebber

On August 3, 100.7 CRUZ FM celebrated our fourth birthday by treating our listeners to an afternoon pool party filled with sun, fun, and ice cream at the Red Deer Recreation Center’s outdoor pool.

Once again 100.7 CRUZ FM was front and center at Red Deer’s annual Centerfest street festival. Hosting “The River Music Stage”, we were proud to present talented musicians who performed for festival goers throughout the day.

100.7 CRUZ FM was a proud sponsor of this year’s “Walk a Mile in Her Shoes” event. The annual event raises funds and awareness against rape, sexual assault and gender violence by having men walk a mile in high heel shoes. Vinnie Taylor, Colin Schertzberg, Josh McLean and Travis Kuschminder donned their heels and walked for the cause helping to raise funds for the Central Alberta Women’s Outreach Center.

100.7 CRUZ FM had a fantastic day on the golf course as part of the 1st Annual Ronald McDonald House of Central Alberta Golf Tournament. As the exclusive media sponsor for the event, CRUZ was honoured to get involved and help raise over $90,000 for the Ronald McDonald House Foundation.

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WELCOME TO NEW ACCOUNT EXECUTIVES BILLY DEBNEY AND PAULA MARIE CORNELL!

REPS FROM 100.7 CRUZ FM STRUT THEIR STUFF IN THE ANNUAL “WALK A MILER IN HER SHOES” EVENT

Daryl Holien, and Eric Tiessen of 100.7 posing with Ronald McDonald

1817 1. ALANA DUNITZ - Receptionist, HDI Regina

2. CAROLYNE BACCAY- Property Accountant, HPMI Winnipeg

3. DALE ZEKE - Building Operator, HPMI Winnipeg

4. DUNCAN SPIRING - Operations Manager, HPMI Winnipeg

5. JANET FAST - Property Administrator, HPMI Winnipeg

6. JASON KO - Underwriter, Western Surety Toronto

7. JENIFFER ROSS, Tech Services Call Centre, HPMI Regina

8. JULIE DAGOSTINE - Administrative Assistant, HPMI Winnipeg

9. MANDI LITTON - Legal Administrative Assistant, HDI Regina

10. NANCY BROAD - Executive Assistant, HDI Regina

11. SUSAN PROULX - Receptionist, HPMI Winnipeg

12. TERRY ORSULAK - Property Manager, HPMI Winnipeg

13. TIMOTHY RUTEN - Building Operator, HPMI Winnipeg

14. VERN CARDINAL - Maintenance Assistant. HPMI Regina

15. TING MENG - Accountant, HDI Regina

16. LISA GOODRIDGE - Digital Production Manager - HPMI Winnipeg

17. ANNETTE KEVENEY - C onstruction Project Manager - HDI Regina

18. FERLIN RANDS - System Administrator - HDI Regina

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Ground Breaking News

Congratulations to Meg Tucker (HBI Red Deer) and her fiancé Wade Anderson who were recently engaged while vacationing on Cavendish Beach,PEI.

Congratulations to GX94 & Fox FM’s Darnelle Nagy (HBI Yorkton) and her husband Reid who welcomed their second child Aleesia Marie Lynn on June 19th, weighing in at 6lbs 3oz.

Congratulations to Mallery Concepcion (now Hughes) (Western Surety Regina)who was married on August 16th, 2014 to her husband Josh.

Big congratulations to Chris Terpsma (HBI Edmonton) and his wife Chelan on the arrival of their baby boy. Sawyer James Terpsma who bounced into the world on May 16, 2014 weighing in at 7lbs, 2oz.

Ground Breaking News

Congratulations to Brooke Pellerin, daughter of Crystal Pellerin (HDI Regina) on being selected to represent Saskatchewan on the U16 provincial team and to the AAA Midget Regina Rebels.

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Congratulations to Jordan Peterson (Office Manager, HBI Edmonton) and her husband Jay who welcomed their first child Elle Patricia Peterson on April 9, 2014 weighing in at 8lbs, 9oz.

Congratulations to Jenny Brown (HPMI-Calgary) on the birth of her new son Pratt Lester Fry! Pratt was welcomed to the world on Saturday November 1st shortly after 6:00pm and weighed in at 8lbs 3oz.