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Pioneer Energy LP purchased assets from Bradshaw Fuels, an Esso-branded distributor, in September 2011 adding 95 new dealers to Pioneer’s supply network – 81 Esso-branded, 14 unbranded, plus 3 new freehold properties. Pioneer also now supplies the BB-branded sites retained by the Bradshaw family.

Bradshaw Fuels, based in Waterford, Ontario, became the first Esso Retail Branded Distributor (RBD) in Canada after signing a deal with Imperial Oil in 2002. The following year they secured another agreement, extending their southwestern Ontario territory to Sarnia and Windsor.

“This represents a tremendous opportunity to significantly advance our RBD business activity in Ontario, as well as align ourselves with the Bradshaw management team who will continue to help us grow our wholesale business,” said Tim Hogarth, President and CEO of Pioneer Energy LP.

“We wish to welcome Todd Hickman and Jim Cook, our new District Managers (formerly with Bradshaw Fuels) to the Pioneer team. We are all looking forward to getting to know you and working with you!”

Pioneer Purchases Bradshaw Fuels Adds 95 dealers in southwestern Ontario

A deal well made leaves everyone smiling. Pioneer’s Senior Vice President Vic Holdsworth (left) and Bradshaw Fuels General Manager, Kevin Dempsey (right), look on as Pioneer President and CEO Tim Hogarth and Bradshaw Fuels’ Dave Bradshaw hold the cheque.

TellPioneer: They like us, they really like us!Our first online survey contest period closed November 16, 2011 at www.tellpioneer.com with more than 13,000 survey responses. Overall, 78% of customers who responded gave our sites a rating of 9 or 10 out of 10 in customer satisfaction. We’re very pleased that so many customers expressed that they are “very satisfied.” Next we will be looking deeper into the survey results to learn how we can serve our customers even better. By understanding who are customers are and the reasons they visit Pioneer, we can grow our customer relationships even stronger.

The online survey contest is ongoing, with the next survey contest period starting on November 17. Please continue to invite customers to participate at www.tellpioneer.com for a chance to win great prizes and to help us understand their needs better.

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Pioneer’s “Giving Culture” Celebrated

Pioneer Energy LP received the “Outstanding Corporation” award at the National Philanthropy Day celebrations held at the Burlington Convention Centre on November 16th, 2011. “Pioneer has a long history of philanthropy that is embedded in the company’s DNA,” said Sheree Meredith, Vice-President of Philanthropic Services at Hamilton Community Foundation (HCF). Ms.

Meredith nominated Pioneer Energy for the award, which is given out annually by the Association of Fundraising Professionals, Golden Horseshoe Chapter.

“Giving is part of the Pioneer corporate culture,” continued Ms. Meredith. “Their philanthropic impact has been felt at the local, national and international levels, and their giving takes many forms: financial, volunteer time and they act as catalysts for others, such as your customers, to give.”

“From Pioneer’s early days, Murray Hogarth (Founder and Chairman of Pioneer Energy) demonstrated a strong philosophy of giving back to the communities we serve,” said Tim Hogarth, President and CEO of Pioneer Energy LP. “The old saying…‘Invest in the community and the community shall invest in you’ is very true! All of us at Pioneer -- our management, retailers and staff -- have long recognized that it takes strong communities to build strong businesses and that we have a responsibility to ensure we give back and support the communities that have supported us” says Tim. “In doing so, we are more engaged and enlightened on the social responsibility issues impacting the communities where we do business and frankly that makes good business sense!”

Murray Hogarth was honoured at the Chapter’s inaugural National Philanthropy Day event in 2007.

Pioneer Energy Foundation & Pioneer Energy Fund

In 1999 the Pioneer Energy

Foundation was established at Hamilton Community Foundation as an innovative way to mark the new millennium. Since then the Pioneer Energy Foundation has given more than 250 grants totaling more than $2.5 million. These funds have been distributed to more than 75 organizations across many communities, including those where Pioneer does business. In addition, Pioneer has directed over $650,000 to the Pioneer Energy Fund within HCF’s Community Fund, which issues grants to address Hamilton’s greatest needs.

Tori Allen joined Pioneer on October 4, 2011 as Loyalty Manager. Tori is a former Account Supervisor at Carlson Marketing, a leader in loyalty marketing. Prior to that, Tori worked with

retailers West 49 and HBC managing loyalty marketing and gift card programs.

Robin Binns joined Pioneer on October 11, 2011 as the company’s new Accounting Manager. Robin, a Chartered Accountant, comes to us from KPMG where she has seven

years experience as an auditor.

Aamer Mirza joined the Pioneer team on October 11, 2011 as Programmer Analyst/Developer. Aamer has more than 10 years of IT experience and has been involved in building

custom software for the healthcare industry for most of his career. Aamer is versed in all stages of application development.

Jim Cook formerly of Bradshaw Fuels joins Pioneer as a district manager. Jim started his career working for Texaco. Years later, as an employee of Imperial Oil, Jim was instrumental

in bringing the Retail Branded Distributor program to Canada. He will continue to manage the Esso-branded sites in the Chatham, Windsor and Sarnia triangle on behalf of Pioneer.

Todd Hickman a territory manager with Bradshaw Fuels for the past seven years, joins Pioneer as a district manager. Todd will continue to manage the Esso RBD accounts

that were previously held by Bradshaw Fuels. Prior to joining the retail petroleum industry, Todd travelled the world selling playground equipment. The career change left Todd with a much more manageable territory; from his base in Brantford he manages sites in Niagara Falls, north to Owen Sound and west to Goderich.

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Tim Hogarth, President and CEO of Pioneer and Murray Hogarth, Executive Chairman of Pioneer Group, are presented with the National Philanthropy’s Outstanding Corporation Award.

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Recent Campaign SuccessesOn these pages we celebrate the work of our fine employees and generous customers for jumping to the cause whenever asked. By working together, we’ve contributed to the success of these campaigns and many others over the years. The Philanthropy award belongs to us all!

Triple the Impact for East Africa Famine ReliefOn August 15th, Pioneer launched the Pioneer East Africa Famine Relief campaign and offered to match the first $25,000 raised in customer donations. Together, with matching funds from the Canadian Government, Pioneer Energy, our employees and customers raised $75,000 to help those suffering in the Horn of Africa.

“The images coming out of east Africa were stark, and the suffering unimaginable,” said Geoff Hogarth, Pioneer’s Director of Marketing. “We knew that Pioneer Energy had to act and that our employees and customers would want to help as well.”

The funds donated by customers and matched by Pioneer were forwarded to the Canadian Red Cross. The customer portion was then matched by the Canadian Government. This means that every one of our customers who donated to the Pioneer East Africa Famine Relief campaign had their impact tripled and three times more money was raised for urgent relief work in the Horn of Africa.

Honouring our Fallen SoldiersPioneer sites throughout the Quinte region held Operation Monument campaign from August 15 to September 11, 2011. Operation Monument was a very special campaign to help build a permanent memorial– The Afghanistan Repatriation Monument – to honour the 158 Canadian soldiers who gave their lives in the Afghanistan conflict.

The monument will be located in a park on the Bay of Quinte, alongside the Canadian Forces Base Trenton and not far from where the repatriation services took place. The total cost is $1.5 million, and help is needed to raise it. The monument is solely funded by Canadians who wish to honour the men and women of the Canadian forces who gave their lives in Afghanistan. It is not a government initiative.

During the four week campaign Operation Monument collected $6,131.52 from customers at the 10 area sites. “Pioneer Energy is pleased to announce that we will not only match the $6,131.52 in customer donations but will top up the total funds raised and give full matching funds, for a total of $20,000,” said Tim Hogarth, President and CEO of Pioneer Energy. As Honorary Lieutenant-Colonel of the Royal Hamilton Light Infantry and a Member of Canada Company, Tim also serves as an advocate and link between the community and the Canadian Forces.

To learn more about the Afghanistan Repatriation Monument or to get involved in honouring Canada’s repatriated Afghanistan soldiers please visit afghanistanmemorial.ca.

Photo: Pioneer President and CEO Tim Hogarth and the staff at Site 638 in Trenton present a cheque to representatives for the Afghanistan Repatriation Memorial Fund.

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Brady Benefits/Pioneer Golf Classic Tournament for YMCA Strong Kids

The 10th Anniversary Brady Benefits/Pioneer Golf Classic Tournament netted $130,000 for the YMCA Strong Kids campaign. Strong Kids is an annual campaign that raises financial support for children, youth and families who are unable to afford the full cost of YMCA programs. The event, held on September 13th, 2011 at Carlisle Golf & Country Club, was capped with an evening performance of Phantom of the Opera’s Music of the Night by Canadian Tenor Michael Burgess.

“Pioneer has been exemplary in its support of children and youth in our programs across the region for many years,” said Jim Commerford, President & CEO, YMCA of Hamilton/Burlington/Brantford. More than 1,000 children will be able to participate in YMCA programs as a result of the proceeds of this tournament this year.

Since 1991 the tournament has raised $590,000, which has given almost 4,000 children a positive YMCA experience that they otherwise would not have.Top Photo: Susanne Alexandor and Eileen Green enjoyed an afternoon of golf with Canadian tenor Michael Burgess and Canadian Football Hall of Fame member Russ Jackson. Middle Photo: - Paul Lewis, Bruce Heagle, Brian Heagle and Dave Elliott take a break from golfing to spell out YMCA .Bottom Photo: A cheque to help build Strong Kids From left to right: Russ Jackson, emcee and Canadian Football Hall of Fame member; Geoff Hogarth, Director of Marketing, Pioneer; Kevin Brady, President, Brady Financial Group; Tim Hogarth, President and CEO, Pioneer; Jim Commerford, President and CEO, YMCA of Hamilton/Burlington/Brantford.

Winnipeg United Way Day of CaringUnited Way of Winnipeg received some great support from Pioneer Energy’s Winnipeg Esso sites on Friday August 26th, 2011. Recently upgraded On the Run sites at 777 Keewatin Street, 1640 Kenaston Boulevard and 1693 King Edward Street,

hosted “grand opening” events with a special One Cent a Litre promotion for United Way. All seven Esso On the Run sites in Winnipeg hosted customer appreciation barbecues and accepted donations to United Way of Winnipeg’s Day of Caring.

Pioneer Energy/Esso donated $4,500 as a result of the special One Cent a Litre promotion and customers contributed another $1,310.50 during the free barbecues. At the end of the day United Way of Winnipeg received a cheque for $5,810.50.

“Thanks again to all of you and your staff, for your efforts in making this event a success,” said Melissa Campbell, Day of Caring Manager for United Way of Winnipeg. “And, thank you to Esso and Pioneer Energy for their ongoing support of United Way.” Retailer Joanne McKenzie, (left) sets up for a Day of Caring event with United Way volunteers at Site 288, King Edward Esso.

“Pioneer has been exemplary in its support of children and youth in our programs across the region for many years”

Jim Commerford President & CEO, YMCA of Hamilton/Burlington/Brantford

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Pioneer’s UFC 137 - Powered By XYIENCE® ContestPioneer’s Powered by XYIENCE® Contest was another opportunity to win a great prize – but only for registered Bonus Bucks members. The Grand Prize of tickets to UFC 137, return airfare for two from Toronto to Las Vegas, Nevada: and two hotel nights worth $5,000 was won by Rick Dolishny from Peterborough. Again, entry was simple – registered Bonus Bucks members merely had to swipe their Bonus Bucks card with the purchase of 2 XYIENCE energy drinks (473 ml) at a participating Pioneer.

More loyalty-linked promotions are planned for the future. We definitely want customers spreading the word about the perks of being a Bonus Bucks member, but ultimately it is up to us. Make your customers aware of the benefits of becoming a Bonus Bucks member and remind them to register their card so they don’t miss opportunities to win great prizes like these. Spread the word!

Jail and Bail in HanoverLocal police “arrested” retailer Rick Barrie on August 25th, 2011 at site 241 in Hanover, all for a good cause of course! Rick “indicted” on the charge of previous fundraising success, was recruited to help out Habitat for Humanity of Grey Bruce. Loyal staff tried to break Rick out of the slammer by smuggling him a file hidden in a ...cupcake. When the cupcake was confiscated, it took the help of amused local business owners to raise “bail.” Together they raised a few eyebrows and $550 for Habitat for Humanity!

Top Photo: I was framed,” proclaims Rick Barrie from his cell.

Bottom Photo: Rick Barrie is cuffed for a “perp walk” at Site 241 in Hanover.

Pioneer and ESKA Water Contest

Trip to Paris Winner becomes “Instant ambassador”

It’s worth it to sign up for Bonus Bucks membership – just ask Angela Pierini from Whitby! Angela is the winner of the Pioneer and ESKA Water Trip to Paris contest.

“Thank you so much!,” exclaimed Angela upon learning of her win on September 29th, 2011. “I am so excited now to have won the trip and my daughter and I will have a wonderful time together. It’s a once in a lifetime adventure. I can hardly believe my luck and I cannot thank you enough!”

“Reactions like this by our Bonus Bucks members are priceless,” says Anthony Di Maulo, Director of Merchandising and Loyalty. “They become instant ambassadors for Pioneer and communicate verbally or by social media about how great Pioneer is to Bonus Bucks members.”

The momentum surrounding Bonus Bucks membership has been terrific, starting with PayDay Swipe and Win, through to our most recent contest, Win a Trip to see UFC 137 - Powered By XYIENCE®.

“Pioneer is the best gas station around, with the best service and always the most competitive price for gas.”

Angela Pierini, Whitby, Ontario

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Springville’s John Scott Lands Big Compliment at Pioneer-sponsored Fishing EventPioneer sponsored the Rice Lake Fishing Festival from May 14th to June 19th, 2011, which offered nearly $70,000 in prizes for four species of tagged fish. Tag #1 - the Grand Prize – was a $10,000 Fuel Gift from Pioneer. While no one caught the tagged fish for the grand prize, Pioneer employee John Scott from site 202 in Springville landed a big compliment from event organizers.

John volunteered at the Kids Free Fishing Days that are part of the Rice Lake Fishing Festival. “If John saw a child who wasn’t catching anything he’d get a professional angler to help out,” explains Michael Brown, the event’s organizer. “He wouldn’t let any kid leave without catching a fish. I have no doubt that a lot of the parents who were there would recognize John and associate him with the Pioneer station. He was an excellent representative of Pioneer. He came early, stayed late, and made the days more enjoyable for the children.” Congratulations John and thank you for representing Pioneer so well!

Top Photo: John Scott from Site 202 Springville, helps a child at one of the Kids Free Fishing Days on Rice Lake.

May 14th – June 19th, 2011

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Receive your ballot with a purchase of The Hamilton Spectator at participating Pioneer locations

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*No purchase necessary; for details read full rules available at thespec.com. Each prize valued at approx. $240 and consists of 2 Ticats tickets, Ticats swag, food vouchers, all as selected by sponsor. All entries must be submitted by contest closing date of

Oct 2, 2011. Odds of winning depends on number of entries. Skill testing question required to win. Contest open to Ontario residents only, over the age of majority. ™ All of Pioneer’s trade-marks are owned by The Pioneer Group Inc.; Pioneer Energy LP is

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Pioneer, The Hamilton Spectator and Fisherman’s Friend teamed up for the Lions, Tigers, and Spectators sales promotion, which ran from August 29th to October 2nd, 2011 at sites in the Greater Hamilton and surrounding area. Customers purchasing The Hamilton Spectator at selected Pioneer locations received a ballot for a chance to win one of 30 pairs of tickets to the final Ti-Cat home game on October 22nd, 2011 against the B.C. Lions.

Winners not only attended the final game but also received the fan experience - Ti-Cat swag, a food voucher and special in-stadium treatment from the Hamilton Tiger-Cats. Even better, they got to see their team win. The final score was 42 - 10 over the Lions.

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“So Long” Dan EdwardsDan Edwards, Pioneer’s dedicated Warehouse Manager for the past 22 years, retired on November 30, 2011. Dan started with Pioneer 27 years ago as assistant manager at Site 45 in Stoney Creek before moving to the warehouse three years later.

What will he do with his new found time? “I’m practicing twiddling my thumbs in both directions,” he laughingly replied before leaving. In truth Dan will enjoy more time reading, walking and spending time with Beth, his wife of 41 years.

Congratulations to Dan on his retirement and to Brian Bertolo, upon his promotion to Warehouse Manager.

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Hamilton Air ShowJune 18-19, 2011 Hamilton, Ontario

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Client Project Filename Date

Hamilton Air Show Ad PNR-0511-MK064_6.5x11_Hamilton_Air_Show_Ad.indd May 23, 2011

©2011 MC3 Global Retail. All designs remain the property of MC3. Duplication/distribution of designs without written permission is prohibited. Any design discrepancies must be reported to MC3 prior to production phase.

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© Eric Dumigan Photography www.airic.ca

Like the vintage aircraft featured exclusively in this year’s show, Pioneer has been active a long time!

For over 50 years, we have been a living part of your community, providing energy for people on the go.

We are proud to support the Canadian Warplane Heritage Museum and the return of this world-class

airshow to Hamilton!

Visit pioneer.ca to learn more about our ongoing commitment to communities across Ontario.

™ All of Pioneer's trademarks are owned by The Pioneer Group Inc.; Pioneer Energy LP is a licensed user of those trademarks.

Great Lakes International Air ShowJune 24-26, 2011 St. Thomas, OntarioSupporting: St. Thomas Elgin General Hospital, St. John Ambulance, Military Family Resource Centre, Leukemia and Lymphoma Society of Canada, and Air Cadets

Pioneer Energy LP

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©2011 MC3 Global Retail. All designs remain the property of MC3. Duplication/distribution of designs without written permission is prohibited. Any design discrepancies must be reported to MC3 prior to production phase.

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Carol Welsman at Music at FieldcoteJuly 3, 2011 Ancaster, Ontario Carol Welsman is an internationally acclaimed singer and pianist whose expressive vocal styling and dynamic stage presence have captivated audiences around the world.

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Windsor International Air ShowSeptember 11 – 12, 2011 Windsor, Ontario

Past Sponsorships in the CommunityPioneer proudly sponsored these events:

Pioneer President and CEO Tim Hogarth addresses the

media at the Put Waste in the Right Place kick-off event.

Put Waste in the Right Place Kick-OffPioneer joined City of Hamilton officials at Sackville Hill Memorial Park in Hamilton on July 26th, 2011 to kick-off a city-wide initiative encouraging residents to Put Waste in the Right Place. The initiative – sponsored by Pioneer Energy – is aimed at promoting recycling and reducing litter on streets, in parks, trails and in city facilities.

Pioneer is helping to get the message out by sponsoring the use of the Put Waste in the Right Place slogan on waste disposal bins. The slogan is also displayed on recycling units at selected Pioneer locations. Visiting http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LqOXyyEyiHk to view the clip on this initiative.

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ThE ExChangEWinter 2011-12 EditionA publication for Pioneer Retailers and Head Office employees.

Send us your Pioneer stories. If you know of a Pioneer customer or employee who has done something extraordinary for their community, please let us know and we may write about it in a future issue.

Editor: Kim Hoang kimh@pioneer.ca

Tel: (905) 639-2060 Fax: (905) 639-2490

© 2011 Pioneer Energy LP. All rights reserved.

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Roam Magazine Contest WinnersRoam Magazine readers submitted their own favourite barbecue recipes online from June 6 to 30, 2011 for the Summer BBQ Recipe Contest for a chance to win great prizes from Pioneer. We would like to congratulate all the winners!

Grand Prize: Crown Verity MCB-36 Barbecue $100 Pioneer Gift Cards: Gerhard Derubeis from Ottawa Perry Fletcher from Windsor Karen Newman from Windsor

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Welcome to the Pioneer Network:Site 295 Scarborough – Sarj Mehat and Kiki Mehat, dealers at the new Pioneer-branded site at 4901 Sheppard Ave E. in Scarborough.

Site Renovations:Site 278 Collingwood – Pioneer’s Esso at 300 First Street in Collingwood reopened on October 14, 2011 with a new 1,800 square foot On the Run convenience store, Country Style (walk-up and drive thru), plus a new rollover FreeStyler® carwash.

Fleet eBilling Surpasses 50%After launching our commercial fleet ebilling system last spring, more than half of our commercial fleet customers have opted to receive their invoices via email. “The change gets the billing out at least four days earlier, improves client efficiencies and saves considerable paper,” said Hilary Vaiya, Pioneer’s Credit Manager. “Some of our commercial fleet customers can process the payment without ever printing a copy of the invoice.”

Congratulations to our Greater Hamilton area sites!Pioneer is the Hamilton Spectator Readers’ Choice for Best Gas Station (Platinum Award) and Best Car Wash (Silver Award). Thank you to our customers for voting us Readers’ Choice.

Site 5 in Brantford Sells Million Dollar TicketBrantford resident Maxine Cole, picked up an Instant $100 Million Jumbo game card at the Pioneer Snack Express on Colborne Street East in July 2011. The game card turned out to be a $1 million dollar winner. Ms. Cole, a 51-year-old hair salon employee picked up her proceeds from the OLG at the end of July.

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