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REQUEST FOR BIOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION Opportunity for arbitrators to be selected for the Canadian Transportation Agency rosters Table of Contents A. Contact Information... 2 B. Education... 3 C. Arbitration Designation... 5 D. Arbitration Training... 5 E. Commercial Litigation Experience... 7 F. Experience As An Arbitrator, Adjudicator Or Judge... 8 G. Work Samples... 9 H. Transportation Specific Legislation... 10 I. Familiarity With Transportation And Transportation Law...Error! Bookmark not defined. J. Disclosure...Error! Bookmark not defined. K. Conflict... 11 L. Fees... 12 M. Availability... 12 N. Signed Agreement... 13 O. Application Checklist... 14 Page 1 / 14

A. Contact Information Please note that completion of this form is lengthy. You may be required to save and return to complete. If you have any questions or need help please contact Martina Faith at Martina.Faith@otc-cta.gc.ca Date of this version July 6, 2018 First name Last Name Anne Wallace Middle Initial M. Honorifics QC, LL.B., C.Arb., C.Med., CTAJ, IMI Cert. Professional Title Firm Name Address Line 1 Anne Wallace Legal Professional Corporation PO Box 22114 RPO Wildwood Address Line 2 City Province Postal Code Saskatoon Saskatchewan S7H 5P1 Secondary address (please street, city, province and postal code) Telephone (office) 306-373-0273 Telephone (mobile) 306-229-5436 Telephone (other) Fax 306-373-0672 Email anne.wallace@sasktel.net Page 2 / 14

Website URL www.adrweb.ca/anne-wallace LinkedIn URL Facebook Other social media links Region of residence Willingness to travel within and to other provinces? Please specify provinces. Languages spoken Choose a region. All provinces British Columbia Alberta Saskatchewan Manitoba Ontario Quebec New Brunswick Nova Scotia Newfoundland and Labrador Prince Edward Island Yukon Northwest Territories Nunavut English French B. Education Please list degree(s), institution(s) attended and year degree(s) conferred below Degree Institution Attended Year degree conferred 1) LL.B. Great Distinction University of Saskatchewan 1983 2) 4) Page 3 / 14

Please list courses or degrees in Economics, if any. Courses Institution Attended Year 1) 2) 4) Please list courses or degrees in Finance and Accounting, if any. Courses Institution Attended Year 1) Basic Accounting Course Robertson Career College 1972-73 2) Other continuing education courses in accounting over the years 4) Please list courses relating to logistics, transportation or transportation law, if any. Courses Institution Attended Year 1) Various continuing legal education courses over the years 2) 4) Page 4 / 14

C. Arbitration Designation Please list designation(s), certification(s) or accreditation(s) in arbitration received from any recognized institution(s) and the year(s) conferred below. Designation Organization Year conferred 1) Chartered Arbitrator ADR Institute of Canada 2002 2) Chartered Mediator ADR Institute of Canada 2002 Certificate in Tribunal Administrative Justice Foundation of Administrative Justice 2010 4) IMI Certified Mediator International Mediation Institute About 2010 5) D. Arbitration Training Please list arbitration training or course(s), if any, along with the institution providing the training and the year you received this training below. Course Institutions Year 1) Arbitration Class University of Saskatchewan 1982 2) Many continuing legal education courses Teach courses in the Foundation of Administrative Justice Certificate Program including Principles of Administrative Justice, Evidence, Effective Witnesses, Interpreting Legislation, Effective Hearings, Presenting Cases, Decision Making, Decision Writing, Case Management, and others. Foundation of Administrative Justice Page 5 / 14

4) Teaching the ADR Institute of Canada National Introductory Arbitration Course in Saskatchewan in November 2015 ADR Institute of Canada 5) 6) 7) 8) 9) 10) Page 6 / 14

E. Commercial Litigation Experience a. Please specify approximate number of commercial cases in which you have acted as counsel. Many b. Please list range of years over which these cases occurred. 1984-2006 c. Please list law firms with which you were associated according to year. Firm name Duration 1) Wallace Meschishnick Clackson Zawada 1996-2006 2) MacDermid Lamarsh 1991-1996 McKercher, McKercher, Stack, Korching & Laing 1984-1991 d. Did you typically represent plaintiff, respondent or both? Please provide your answer as a percentage. Response Plaintiff About 50 Respondent About 50 e. Please list by subject area, the 3 most complex commercial cases with which you have been involved as counsel in arbitrations or litigation, the kind of evidence presented, what experts were involved, quantum in issue and duration of case. Area of Commercial Litigation (e.g. Patent infringement) Kind of Evidence Presented What type of Experts were involved Quantum (value of claim) Duration (Time in court) 1) 2) Page 7 / 14

F. Experience as An Arbitrator, Adjudicator or Judge Please specify approximate number of cases in which you have acted as an arbitrator, judge or tribunal adjudicator. Please note that there are cells in the table below in which you are asked to provide court level and tribunal. Arbitrator Judge Tribunal Adjudicator Number of cases Around 200 Around 550 Over what period of years 1994-2018 1994-2018 Number of commercial cases Over what period of years Level of court Please specify tribunal Arbitration includes: Labour cases Commercial Domain name disputes Canada Revenue Agency Independent Third Party Review Western Grain Transition Payments Decisions Adjudication includes: Canada Labour Code Unjust Dismissal and Wage Recovery Indian Residential Schools Police Discipline Occupational Health and Safety Harassment Appeals Please list by subject area, the 3 most complex commercial cases in which you acted as arbitrator, judge or adjudicator, the kind of evidence presented, experts involved, quantum in issue and duration of hearing. Page 8 / 14

Please specify your role Area of Commercial Litigation Evidence Presented Experts included Quantum (value of claim) Duration (Time in court) 1) 2) G. Work Samples Please provide a written award (redacted) or decision you have written. Files should be attached to this submission. Only.pdf or.doc files are accepted. Page 9 / 14

H. Transportation Specific Legislation For Rail Specialization - Legislation, Regulations, and Procedures Please rate your current familiarity with the following: Response Rail Costing Regulations SOR/80-310 Railway Third Party Liability Insurance Coverage Regulations SOR/96-337 Railway Traffic Liability Regulations SOR/91-488 Carriers and Transportation and Grain Handling Undertakings Information Regulations SOR/96-334 Railway Interswitching Regulations SOR/88-41 Not familiar Not familiar Fair Fair Not familiar Please provide details explaining how you became familiar with this material. Reviewed the legislation noted as part of a case. For Marine Specialization - Legislation, Regulations, and Procedures Please rate your current familiarity with the following: Response Canada Marine Act S.C. 1998, c.10 Coasting Trade Act S.C. 1992, c.31 Pilotage Act R.S.C. 1985, c. P-14 Shipping Conferences Exemption Act, 1987 R.S.C., 1985, c.17 (3rd Supp.) Fair Not familiar Not familiar Not familiar Please provide details explaining how you became familiar with this material. Had a client with a problem that required review of the Canada Marine Act. Page 10 / 14

For Air Specialization - Legislation, Regulations, and Procedures Please rate your current familiarity with the following: Air Transportation Regulations SOR/88-58 Response Fair Please provide details explaining how you became familiar with this material Had to review Air Transport Regulations in a case I heard. I. Familiarity with Transportation and Transportation Law Please describe your background involvement in the transportation industry or transportation law, if any. While in law practice, we had transportation clients and I assisted them with issues with licensing and other matters. As an ajudicator of unjust dismissal claims and wage recovery appeals, I have had to deal with cases involving air transport, rail transport and truck transport. In the past I have had a client with issues in the marine transport area. J. Disclosure If you have ever worked for, been associated with, or have a current or past interest in a transportation carrier or shipper in rail, marine or air please provide details below: N/A K. Conflict a. If you OR YOUR FIRM currently represent, or have in the past represented, a carrier please advise. N/A b. If you OR YOUR FIRM currently represent, or have ever represented, a company in a matter relating to shipment of goods, please advise. Page 11 / 14

N/A L. Fees Please provide daily and hourly rates Response Daily $2,675 Hourly $355 M. Availability How many months in advance are you booked? Usually several months. Page 12 / 14

N. Signed Agreement PLEASE NOTE YOUR APPLICATION IS NOT COMPLETE WITHOUT PROOF OF INSURANCE AND SIGNED AGREEMENT THAT YOU WILL FIND BELOW. The information I have provided accurately describes my qualifications and experience. I understand that: Roster members will be selected based on the criteria set out in this request for biographical information. The biographical information provided by me in this request for biographical information will appear online ON the Agency's Web site Rosters and roster members may be reviewed every two years. Being accepted as a roster member does not guarantee that I will receive work under the Canada Transportation Act. The Canada Transportation Agency is in no way responsible for any fees, expenses or outstanding payments, all of which shall be billed by the arbitrator to the parties to any proceeding under the Canada Transportation Act. If accepted, I will comply with all the conditions of the program, including, but not limited to the following: Compliance with the Canadian Transportation Agency's Code of Values and Ethics. Maintenance of insurance at the required level. Please provide proof of insurance Response Policy number # Payment Number 20905 Issuer Law Society of Saskatchewan Please specify time and location of the signature. Signed on 16/07/2018 in the Province of Signature (Please sign the form digitally by typing your first and last name.) Saskatchewan Anne Wallace Page 13 / 14

O. Application Checklist Please do not include a resume. If you have any questions or need help please contact Martina Faith at Martina.Faith@otc-cta.gc.ca. If you wish to be considered for the roster, please ensure that you completed the following: Checklist Filled out the Application Form Provided your work sample Provided your digital signature above Faxed us (819-953-661 or attached as a PDF, the proof of insurance Response Page 14 / 14