JOINT VENTURE AGREEMENT

                                     AMONG:

                              TRIPLE 7 ENERGY INC.,

                       WEST PEAK VENTURES OF CANADA LTD.,

                               DR. MICHAEL RANGER

                   (collectively the "TRIPLE 7 JOINT VENTURE")

                                     - and -

                   TOWNSHIP PETROLEUM CORPORATION ("Township")

                    CANWEST PETROLEUM CORPORATION ("CanWest")

                            Dated as of June 1, 2005

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                               TABLE OF CONTENTS
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ARTICLE 1             INTERPRETATION........................................1

         1.1      Definitions...............................................1

         1.2      Schedules.................................................5

         1.3      Headings..................................................5

         1.4      Currency..................................................5

ARTICLE 2             FORMATION OF THE JOINT VENTURE........................5

         2.1      Formation.................................................5

         2.2      Maintenance of Documents of Title.........................6

         2.3      Representations and Warranties............................6

ARTICLE 3             PURPOSE OF THE JOINT VENTURE..........................7

         3.1      Purpose of Joint Venture..................................7

ARTICLE 4             BIDDING ON POSTED LANDS...............................8

         4.1      Inclusion in Alberta Crown Sale...........................8

         4.2      Bid Recommendation........................................8

         4.3      Bid Determination.........................................8

         4.4      Engagement of Pioneer.....................................8

         4.5      Payment of Crown Rental and Pioneer Fees..................8

         4.6      Return of Unused Initial Funding..........................8

         4.7      Land held in Trust........................................8

ARTICLE 5             OWNERSHIP OF ACQUIRED LANDS...........................9

         5.1      Ownership.................................................9

         5.2      Issuance of Shares........................................9

         5.3      Ongoing Fees..............................................9

         5.4      Registration and Piggy Back Rights........................9

         5.5      Anniversary Date Payments.................................9

         5.6      Allocation of Payments...................................10

         5.7      Annual Reports...........................................10

         5.8      Access to Data...........................................10

ARTICLE 6             GRANT OF ROYALTY.....................................10

         6.1      Grant of Royalty.........................................10

ARTICLE 7             COMMERCIAL PROJECT...................................11

         7.1      Independent Engineering Study............................11

         7.2      Commercial Projects......................................11

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         7.3      Commercial Payments......................................11

         7.4      Equal Payments...........................................11

ARTICLE 8             AREA OF EXCLUSION....................................11

         8.1      Acquisition..............................................11

         8.2      Acquisition Notice.......................................12

         8.3      Surrender of Area of Exclusion Lands.....................12

ARTICLE 9             FORCE MAJEURE........................................12

         9.1      Effect of Force Majeure..................................12

ARTICLE 10            DISPUTE RESOLUTION...................................13

         10.1     Definitions..............................................13

         10.2     Disputes Initially Referred To Mediation.................13

         10.3     Arbitration Proceedings..................................13

         10.4     Rules....................................................13

         10.5     Location of and Representation at Mediation and
                  Arbitration..............................................14

         10.6     Interim Relief...........................................14

ARTICLE 11            DISPOSITION OF INTERESTS.............................14

         11.1     No Transfers.............................................14

         11.2     Recognition Upon Assignment..............................14

         11.3     Effect of Assignment.....................................14

ARTICLE 12            TERM.................................................15

         12.1     Term.....................................................15

ARTICLE 13            CONFIDENTIALITY......................................15

         13.1     Confidential Information.................................15

         13.2     Public Disclosure........................................16

         13.3     Press Releases...........................................16

         13.4     Other Agreements.........................................17

ARTICLE 14            DEFAULT AND REMEDIES.................................17

         14.1     Default..................................................17

         14.2     Remedies.................................................17

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ARTICLE 15            GENERAL PROVISIONS...................................18

         15.1     Notices..................................................18

         15.2     Entire Agreement.........................................19

         15.3     Waiver...................................................19

         15.4     Severability.............................................19

         15.5     Governing Law............................................19

         15.6     No Partnership...........................................19

         15.7     Further Assurances.......................................20

         15.8     Successors and Assigns...................................20

Schedule "A" -       Royalty Procedure


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                             JOINT VENTURE AGREEMENT

      THIS JOINT VENTURE AGREEMENT entered into as of the 1st day of June, 2005.

AMONG:

            TRIPLE 7 ENERGY INC. ("Triple 7"), WEST PEAK VENTURES OF CANADA LTD.
            ("West Peak"), and DR. MICHAEL RANGER ("Ranger") (collectively the
            "Triple 7 Joint Venture")

                                                               OF THE FIRST PART

                                     - and -

            TOWNSHIP PETROLEUM CORPORATION, a corporation, organized under the
            laws of the Province of Alberta (hereinafter referred to as
            "Township"), and

            CANWEST PETROLEUM CORPORATION ("CanWest"), a corporation organized
            under the laws of the State of Colorado,

                                                              OF THE SECOND PART

      WHEREAS the Triple 7 Joint Venture, Township and CanWest wish to enter
into a joint venture to, among other things, acquire, develop and produce oil
sands deposits located in the Athabasca Oil Sands region of Alberta.

      NOW, THEREFORE, THIS AGREEMENT WITNESSETH THAT in consideration of the
premises and of the mutual covenants and agreements hereinafter set forth, the
Parties hereto covenant and agree as follows:

                                    ARTICLE 1
                                 INTERPRETATION

1.1 Definitions

In this Agreement, the expressions following shall have the following meanings:

      "Acceptance Period" has the meaning ascribed to that term in Article 10
      hereof.

      "Acquired Lands" means those parcels of Posted Lands purchased by Township
      at the Alberta Crown Sale, any Area of Exclusion Lands or any other Oil
      Sands Interests which Township acquires pursuant to the terms of this
      Agreement.

      "Agreement", "this Agreement", "herein", "hereof", "hereunder" mean or
      refer to this Agreement and any amendments thereto.

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      "Alberta Crown Sale" means the August 24, 2005 Alberta Crown sale of
      petroleum and natural gas rights at which the Posted Lands are to be
      included.

      "Anniversary Date" means August 31, 2006 and each August 31 thereafter
      until the termination or expiration of this Agreement.

      "Area of Exclusion Lands" has the meaning ascribed that term in Article 8
      hereof.

      "Business Day" means any day other than a Saturday, Sunday or statutory
      holiday in the Province of Alberta.

      "Commercial Payment" means a payment which Township shall pay to the
      Triple 7 Joint Venture at the time which it elects to commence
      construction of a commercial project on a parcel of the Acquired lands,
      which payment shall be $6,000,000 CDN.

      "Crude Bitumen" means a naturally occurring viscous mixture, mainly of
      hydrocarbons heavier than pentane, that may contain sulphur compounds and
      that, in its naturally occurring viscous state, will not flow to a well;

      "Day" means a period commencing at 8:00 a.m. on any calendar day and
      ending at 8:00 a.m. on the immediately next succeeding calendar day or
      such other time as may be set by the Management Committee.

      "Defaulting Party" has the meaning ascribed to that term in Article 14.

      "Documents of Title" means the documents by virtue of which Township is
      entitled to drill for, win, take or remove Oil Sands Products and all
      renewals or extensions thereof or further documents of title issued
      pursuant thereto.

      "Effective Date" means the date of execution of this Agreement.

      "Event of Default" has the meaning ascribed to that term in Article 14.

      "Event of Insolvency" means, with respect to a Party:

            (a)   a court having jurisdiction has entered a decree or order
                  adjudging that Party bankrupt or insolvent under applicable
                  bankruptcy or insolvency laws;

            (b)   bankruptcy, insolvency or receivership proceedings shall have
                  been instituted against that Party with its consent, or
                  without its consent and such proceedings have not been
                  discharged within thirty (30) Days;

            (c)   that Party shall apply for or consent to the appointment of a
                  receiver, a trustee in bankruptcy or a liquidator, of itself
                  or of all or a substantial part of its assets;


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            (d)   proceedings under the Companies Creditors Arrangement Act
                  (Canada) or any equivalent legislation, or under any analogous
                  statute of any other jurisdiction to which that Party is
                  subject, are commenced in respect of that Party and not
                  discharged within ninety (90) Days; or

            (e)   that Party makes a proposal to its creditors under the
                  Bankruptcy and Insolvency Act (Canada) or any equivalent
                  legislation, or under any analogous statute of any other
                  jurisdiction to which that Party is subject.

      "Force Majeure" means any event or occurrence which is beyond the
      reasonable control of the Party affected thereby, provided such event or
      occurrence is not due to the affected Party's sole negligence, and may
      include but is not limited to:

            (a)   floods, earthquakes, storms, lightning, fires, epidemics,
                  wars, explosions, riots, acts of public enemy, acts of civil
                  or military authority, civil disturbances, disobedience,
                  blockades, strikes, lockouts, or other similar events;

            (b)   accidents, vandalism, sabotage, ruptures, and breakage of or
                  damage to any facilities, machinery or equipment; and

            (c)   inability to obtain or the curtailment of supplies of any
                  materials or equipment, shortage of labour and government
                  restraint, action, delay or inaction, material changes to or
                  application of the Regulations or other lawful requirements of
                  governmental bodies or agencies.

            provided that lack of finances will not be considered an event or
            occurrence outside of a Party's control.

      "Initial Funding" means an amount estimated to be $4,000,000 USD, which
      shall be used for the acquisition of the Acquired Lands, the payment of
      the first year's rentals for the Acquired Lands and the fees charged by
      Pioneer to acquire the Acquired Lands.

      "Lenders" means any Person or Persons providing debt financing or debt
      refinancing to a Party in connection with this joint venture.

      "Offer Notice" has the meaning ascribed to that term in Article 10 hereof.

      "Offer Purchase Notice" has the meaning ascribed to that term in Article
      10 hereof.

      "Offered Rights" has the meaning ascribed to that term in Article 10
      hereof.

      "Offeror" has the meaning ascribed to that term in Article 10 hereof.

      "Oil Sands" means

            (a)   sands and other rock materials containing Crude Bitumen,


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            (b)   the Crude Bitumen contained in those sands and other rock
                  materials, and

            (c)   any other mineral substances, other than natural gas, in
                  association with that Crude Bitumen or those sands and other
                  rock materials;

      "Oil Sands Interests" means the rights, however derived, to explore for,
      drill for, win, take, remove or share in Crude Bitumen and includes a
      working interest, royalty interest or other arrangement of whatever kind.

      "Oil Sands Products" means any products obtained by (i) processing Oil
      Sands, or producing from Oils Sands; Crude Bitumen or derivatives of Crude
      Bitumen, or (ii) by reprocessing a product referred to in subsection (i),
      and includes any products obtained by any subsequent reprocessing of the
      products;

      "Parcel Maintenance Payment" means the payment to be made by Township to
      the Triple 7 Joint Venture on the 3rd, 4th and 5th Anniversary Dates as
      more particularly set forth in Section 5.5 hereof.

      "Parties" means all those Persons who become parties to this Agreement
      which initially are the Triple 7 Joint Venture, Township and CanWest, and
      "Party" means any one of them.

      "Person" means any individual, corporation, partnership, joint venture,
      trust, government or governmental body or other incorporated or
      unincorporated entity.

      "Pioneer" means Pioneer Land Services Ltd., carrying on business under the
      firm name and style of Pioneer Land & Environmental Services.

      "Pioneer Agreement" means the agreement between Pioneer and Township dated
      [Note to Draft: Insert date]

      "Positive Feasibility Study" means an independent engineering report which
      has been generated at the direction of Township and which determines that
      the construction of a commercial project for production of Crude Bitumen,
      whether in situ or mining, from one or more of the Acquired Lands is
      economic.

      "Posted Lands" means the parcels of oil sands rights which the Triple 7
      Joint Venture, and Township have agreed to post for sale.

      "Prime Rate" means the prime rate for Canadian dollar commercial loans
      made by the Royal Bank of Canada as that rate is in effect at the time of
      determination and as that rate may be adjusted from time to time
      thereafter.

      "Proposed Disposition" has the meaning ascribed to that term in Article 10
      hereof.

      "Regulations" means all statutes, laws, rules, orders, directions and
      regulations in effect from time to time and made by governments or
      governmental boards or agencies having jurisdiction over the operations
      conducted pursuant to this Agreement.


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      "Royalty" means the non-convertible royalty granted by Township to the
      Royalty Owners pursuant to this Agreement and calculated on Oil Sands
      Products produced from the Royalty Lands, and paid in accordance with the
      provisions of the Royalty Procedure.

      "Royalty Lands" means the Acquired Lands, which become subject to this
      Agreement.

      "Royalty Owner(s)" means each of Triple 7, West Peak, and Ranger.

      "Royalty Procedure" means the procedure attached hereto as Schedule "A"
      which sets forth the terms and conditions of the Royalty.

1.2 Schedules

The following schedule is attached hereto and made a part hereof:

      Schedule "A" - Royalty Procedure

            Appendix "A" - Royalty Lands

            Appendix "B" - Assignment Procedure

1.3 Headings

The headings used throughout this Agreement are solely for the convenience of
the Parties and are not to be used as an aid in the interpretation of this
Agreement. "Section", "Article" or "Schedule" followed by a number or a letter
means or refers to the specified section, article or schedules to this
Agreement. This Agreement is to be read with all changes of gender or number
required by the context.

1.4 Currency

Unless other wise indicated, all references to dollar amounts contained in this
Agreement shall be in Canadian funds.

                                    ARTICLE 2
                         FORMATION OF THE JOINT VENTURE

2.1 Formation

Triple 7, West Peak, Ranger and Township hereby form the joint venture in
accordance with the laws of the Province of Alberta for the purposes set forth
in Section 3.1.

2.2 Maintenance of Documents of Title

Except as otherwise provided herein Township shall comply with, or cause to be
complied with, all terms and conditions of the Documents of Title including the
payment of rentals, and the performances of all things necessary to maintain the
Documents of Title in good standing and in full force and effect.


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2.3 Representations and Warranties

Triple 7 Energy Inc. represents, warrants, covenants and agrees with Township
that it:

      (a)   is a corporation incorporated under the laws of the Province of
            Alberta and is validly subsisting under the laws of the Province of
            Alberta;

      (b)   is not a "non-resident" of Canada for the purposes of the Tax Act;
            [Note to Draft: Confirm with Brent Walter] and

      (c)   has the capacity and corporate authority to enter into this
            Agreement and to perform its obligations under this Agreement, and
            such obligations do not conflict with nor do they result in a breach
            of any of its constating documents, by-laws or any agreement by
            which it is bound.

West Peak Ventures represents, warrants, covenants and agrees with Township that
it:

      (a)   is a corporation incorporated under the laws of Canada and is
            validly subsisting under the laws of Canada, and is
            extra-provincially registered in Alberta;

      (b)   is not a "non-resident" of Canada for the purposes of the Tax Act;
            and

      (c)   has the capacity and corporate authority to enter into this
            Agreement and to perform its obligations under this Agreement, and
            such obligations do not conflict with nor do they result in a breach
            of any of its constating documents, by-laws or any agreement by
            which it is bound.

Dr. Ranger represents, warrants, covenants and agrees with Township that he is:

      (a)   acting in his personal capacity;

      (b)   has sought and obtained independent legal advice concerning this
            Agreement, and his obligations and rights hereunder; and

      (c)   is not prevented from entering into this Agreement by any previous
            or current agreements with any other third parties by which he is
            bound.

Township represents, warrants, covenants and agrees with the Triple 7 Joint
Venture that:

      (a)   it is a corporation incorporated under the laws of the Province of
            Alberta, and is subsisting under the laws of the Province of
            Alberta;

      (b)   is not a "non-resident" of Canada for the purposes of the Tax Act;
            and

      (c)   it has the capacity and authority to enter into this Agreement and
            to perform its obligations under this Agreement and such obligations
            do not conflict with its constating documents or any agreement by
            which it is bound.

CanWest represents, warrants, covenants and agrees with the Triple 7 Joint
Venture that:


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      (a)   it is a corporation incorporated under the laws of the State of
            Colorado, and is subsisting under the laws of the State of Colorado;
            and

      (b)   it has the capacity and authority to enter into this Agreement and
            to perform its obligations under this Agreement and such obligations
            do not conflict with its constating documents or any agreement by
            which it is bound.

                                    ARTICLE 3
                          PURPOSE OF THE JOINT VENTURE

3.1 Purpose of Joint Venture

The joint venture is formed for the following business purposes:

      (a)   identify and post for sale at the Alberta Crown Sale the Posted
            Lands;

      (b)   agree on a bid for each parcel of the Posted Lands and to submit the
            agreed upon bids at the Alberta Crown Sale;

      (c)   to have Township acquire Oil Sands Interests located within the
            Joint Venture Area which may be agreed upon or which may be required
            by the terms of this Agreement;

      (d)   to have Township own and administer Oil Sands Interests acquired
            pursuant to this Agreement, including permits, licences, leases and
            all other types of rights and interests of every nature and
            character in connection therewith and incidental thereto;

      (e)   to have Township explore and evaluate, or cause to be explored and
            evaluated, the Acquired Lands to determine the quantity and quality
            of reserves of bitumen located on Acquired Lands;

      (f)   to have Township grant the Royalty to Triple 7, West Peak and Ranger
            with respect to the Acquired Lands; and

      (g)   to engage in any of the foregoing or related operations by itself or
            in association with others.

                                    ARTICLE 4
                             BIDDING ON POSTED LANDS

4.1 Inclusion in Alberta Crown Sale

The Parties acknowledge that the Posted Lands have been included for sale at the
Alberta Crown Sale.


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4.2 Bid Recommendation

Triple 7, West Peak, Ranger and Township shall meet on or before July 15, 2005
to review and receive the recommendation from the Triple 7 Joint Venture and
Pioneer, with respect to the amount to be bid for each parcel of Posted Lands,
provided however that the total amount to be paid for the Posted Lands,
including the acquisition cost and first year's rental payment, shall not exceed
the Initial Funding.

4.3 Bid Determination

Township shall determine, after the meeting contemplated by Clause 4.2 is held,
in its sole discretion, the bid which is to be submitted for each parcel of
Posted Lands at the Alberta Crown Sale.

4.4 Engagement of Pioneer

Township shall engage Pioneer to provide land services and advice with respect
to the bidding on the Posted Lands and shall pay or cause to be paid, to
Pioneer, by wire transfer, the Initial Funding.

4.5 Payment of Crown Rental and Pioneer Fees

The fees for the services of Pioneer in bidding for the Acquired Lands and the
Crown rental for the first year of any oil sands licenses acquired with respect
to the Acquired Lands will be paid from the Initial Funding.

4.6 Return of Unused Initial Funding

Any portion of the Initial Funding which is not used for the acquisition of the
Posted Lands, including the amounts needed for the first year's rental and
payment to Pioneer for its services, will forthwith after the results of the
Alberta Crown Sale are finalized, be forwarded by Pioneer to Township's US
Attorney Trust Account by wire transfer, for distribution to its fundors as per
the terms of the Pioneer Agreement.

4.7 Land held in Trust

The bid for the Posted Lands shall be made in the name of Pioneer and Pioneer
shall initially hold the interest acquired in trust for Township.

                                    ARTICLE 5
                           OWNERSHIP OF ACQUIRED LANDS

5.1 Ownership

Any Acquired Lands shall be owned One Hundred Percent (100%) by Township subject
to the Royalty granted to the Triple 7 Joint Venture and the payments by
Township to the Triple 7 Joint Venture as herein set forth. Within thirty (30)
days after Township acquires Acquired Lands, or surrenders Acquired Lands, it
shall prepare a revised Appendix "A" for attachment to the Royalty Procedure
which shall list the permit, license or lease which it has acquired, the term of
the permit, license or lease and the lands and petroleum substances granted by
the document and it shall attach a copy of the revised Appendix "A" to its copy
of this Agreement and it shall forward a copy of the revised Appendix "A" to
each of the other Parties for attachment by them to their copies of this
Agreement.


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5.2 Issuance of Shares

Should Township acquire one or more parcels of Acquired Lands, then CanWest
agrees that it shall pay to the Triple 7 Joint Venture $150,000 which shall be
paid by the issuance of common shares of CanWest to be priced at the closing bid
price on the day of the Alberta Crown Sale. In calculating the conversion from
US$ to CDN$ of the closing price, the cheque exchange rate posted by the Bank of
Montreal for the close of business on the day of the Alberta Crown Sale shall be
used. The common shares issued pursuant to this Section shall be issued equally
to each of Triple 7, West Peak and Ranger.

5.3 Ongoing Fees

Township shall pay to the Triple 7 Joint Venture $150,000, on the first and
second Anniversary Dates of this Agreement (provided that it still owns one or
more parcels of Acquired Lands acquired at the Alberta Crown Sale) such amount
to be paid, at Township's sole election, in cash or by the issuance of common
shares of CanWest, to be priced at the closing bid price on the applicable
Anniversary Date. In calculating the conversion from US$ to CDN$ of the closing
price, the cheque exchange rate posted by the Bank of Montreal for the close of
business on the applicable Anniversary Date shall be used. If common shares are
issued pursuant to this Section 5.3 they shall be issued equally to each of
Triple 7, West Peak and Ranger.

5.4 Registration and Piggy Back Rights

The CanWest shares to be issued pursuant to Section 5.2 or 5.3 (the "Shares")
shall have piggyback registration rights pursuant to which CanWest will register
the Shares for resale, as follows: if CanWest files a resale registration
statement on Form SB-2 after [Note to Draft: August 1, 2005 - confirm date] of
the Shares, then CanWest shall include the Shares in such registration
statement, subject to customary underwriter cutbacks and receipt by CanWest of
appropriate information and representations from holders of the Shares. This
piggyback registration right shall expire once holders of the Shares are
eligible to sell the Shares pursuant to Rule 144 under the Securities Act of
1933.

5.5 Anniversary Date Payments

On the 3rd Anniversary Date, and each subsequent Anniversary Date, Township
shall pay to the Triple 7 Joint Venture a payment equal to $450,000 CDN per
parcel of Acquired Lands which were acquired by Township at the Alberta Crown
Sale and which have not been surrendered at the applicable Anniversary Date, or
for which a Commercial Notice (as hereinafter defined) has not been issued.

5.6 Allocation of Payments

All payments which are payable to the Triple 7 Joint Venture pursuant to this
Article shall be paid equally to Triple 7, West Peak and Ranger.


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5.7 Annual Reports

Within thirty (30) days of each Anniversary Date Township shall provide a report
to the Triple 7 Joint Venture which shall describe all of the operations which
have been conducted on the Acquired Lands during the preceding year, including
without limitation, a description of the seismic programs which were conducted
and evaluation wells which were drilled and details of the tests undertaken in
the evaluation and the results thereof. The report will also contain a forecast
with respect to the operations which Township envisions will take place on the
Acquired Lands during the ensuing year.

5.8 Access to Data

Triple 7, West Peak and Ranger will each have the right, at its sole discretion
and cost, with reasonable notice to Township to:

      (a)   review all raw data from the operations;

      (b)   obtain hard copies of all raw data from the operations; and

      (c)   re-process any proprietary seismic data owned or licensed by
            Township.

                                    ARTICLE 6
                                GRANT OF ROYALTY

6.1 Grant of Royalty

Township hereby grants to each Royalty Owner the Royalty on the Acquired Lands.
The Royalty will be CDN$0.03, payable to each Royalty Owner and calculated on
each barrel of Crude Bitumen produced, saved and sold from the Royalty Lands,
and governed by the Royalty Procedure, or $450,000 per parcel per year which
ever is greater.

For the purposes of this Agreement, a barrel of Crude Bitumen means an amount of
Crude Bitumen that would equal 0.159 cubic metres if such Crude Bitumen measured
in the state at which it exists in the geological formation prior to the
commencement of any recovery or conversion processes.

                                    ARTICLE 7
                               COMMERCIAL PROJECT

7.1 Independent Engineering Study

Prior to commencing the construction of a project for the production of Crude
Bitumen from a parcel of Acquired Lands, Township shall cause an independent
engineering study to be conducted and a report generated.


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7.2 Commercial Projects

If at any time after a Positive Feasibility Study is received by Township with
respect to one or more parcels of Acquired Lands, Township wishes to construct a
commercial project for the production, treating and transportation of Crude
Bitumen from one or more parcels of Acquired Lands ("Commercial Parcel"),
Township shall deliver a written notice to the Triple 7 Joint Venture
("Commercial Notice") which notice will include:

      (a)   the description of the Commercial Parcel on which the project is to
            be constructed;

      (b)   a detailed description of the proposed commercial project and the
            production to be obtained;

      (c)   a copy of the Positive Feasibility Study; and

      (d)   an estimate of the costs and the time to construct the proposed
            commercial project.

7.3 Commercial Payments

Forthwith upon commencing construction of a commercial project on the Commercial
Parcel Township shall pay to the Triple 7 Joint Venture the Commercial Payment.

7.4 Equal Payments

Any payments to be made to the Triple 7 Joint Venture pursuant to this Article
shall be made equally to Triple 7, Township and Ranger.

                                    ARTICLE 8
                                AREA OF EXCLUSION

8.1 Acquisition

If at any time before August 31, 2016 the Triple 7 Joint Venture, or any
participant of the Triple 7 Joint Venture (the "Acquiring Party") acquires Oil
Sands Interests, fifty percent (50%) or more of the surface area of which are
located within two (2) miles of the boundary of any parcel of Acquired Lands
which were acquired at the Alberta Crown Sale (the "Area of Exclusion Lands"),
then the Acquiring Party shall offer Township the opportunity to purchase the
Area of Exclusion Lands at the price the Acquiring Party paid for such lands,
pursuant to Section 8.2 hereof.

8.2 Acquisition Notice

The Acquiring Party shall provide a notice to Township ("Acquisition Notice")
providing a description of the Area of Exclusion Lands acquired, the purchase
price and any salient terms and conditions relating to the acquisition. Township
shall have twenty (20) days from the receipt of the Acquisition Notice to elect
to purchase the Area of Exclusion Lands for the consideration paid by the
Acquiring Party. If Township does not respond to the Acquisition Notice within
twenty (20) days from the receipt of the Acquisition Notice Township shall be
deemed to have elected not to purchase the Area of Exclusion Lands. If Township
purchases the Area of Exclusion Lands then the Area of Exclusion Lands will
become Acquired Lands for the purposes of the Agreement and the Royalty will
automatically apply to the Area of Exclusion Lands, provided however that the
Area of Exclusion Lands shall not be included or considered with respect to the
payments to be made by Township pursuant to Article 5.


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8.3 Surrender of Area of Exclusion Lands

In the event that any entire parcel of Area of Exclusion Lands is surrendered,
this Article 8 shall immediately cease to apply to such surrendered parcel.

                                    ARTICLE 9
                                  FORCE MAJEURE

9.1 Effect of Force Majeure

If by reason of Force Majeure a Party to this Agreement is unable, wholly or
partially, to perform or comply with its covenants and obligations hereunder,
then the Party so affected by Force Majeure shall be relieved of its obligations
or liability and shall suffer no prejudice for failing to perform or comply
during the continuance and to the extent of the inability so caused from and
after the happening of the event of Force Majeure, provided that the Party
invoking Force Majeure gives to each other Party prompt notice, written or oral
(but if oral, promptly confirmed in writing) of such inability and reasonably
full particulars of the cause thereof. If notice is not promptly given, then the
Party suffering the Force Majeure shall only be relieved from such performance
or compliance from and after the giving of such notice. The Party invoking Force
Majeure shall use all reasonable efforts to remedy the situation and remove, so
far as possible and with reasonable dispatch, the cause of its inability to
perform or comply, provided that settlement of strikes and other labour disputes
shall be wholly within the discretion of the Party involved and such Party shall
not be required to accede to demands of its opponents in any such strike or
labour dispute. The Party invoking Force Majeure shall give prompt notice of the
cessation of the event of Force Majeure. Notwithstanding anything contained in
this Article 9 an event of Force Majeure shall not suspend any obligation for
the payment of money under this Agreement unless the Force Majeure Event is one
which prevents the Party invoking Force Majeure from making the payment. If
payments are not made when due because an event of Force Majeure has directly
effected the power of a Party to make the payments, then the Party not making
the payments shall, at such time that the Force Majeure is corrected and the
Party recommences payment, pay interest on all of the unpaid amounts from the
date that payment was due until the date paid at the Prime Rate plus two percent
(2%) per annum.

                                   ARTICLE 10
                               DISPUTE RESOLUTION

10.1 Definitions

In this Article, in addition to all terms defined in the Agreement, the
following words and phrases shall have the following meaning namely:


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"Dispute" means any dispute or controversy amongst any of the Parties concerning
any matter arising out of the Agreement.

10.2 Disputes Initially Referred To Mediation

The Parties will attempt to resolve any Dispute through consultation and
negotiation in good faith. If those attempts fail, a Party may, by notice to the
other Parties at any time during those negotiations, request the other Parties
to attempt to resolve that Dispute through mediation, including with that notice
sufficient detail to enable the other Parties to understand the issues that
remain in dispute. The Parties will attempt to agree on the selection of a
mediator within ten (10) days of receipt of that notice, unless a Party gives
notice to the other Parties within that period that it is not prepared to
proceed with mediation respecting that Dispute. If the Parties are proceeding
with a mediation and are unable to select a mediator within that period, any
Party may deliver a written request to the Canadian Foundation for Dispute
Resolution to select, within two (2) Business Days of the receipt of that
request, a mediator qualified by education and experience to resolve that
Dispute, and the Parties agree that the person so selected will be the mediator
for the Dispute. Unless otherwise unanimously agreed, the Parties will commence
a mediation within twenty (20) days of the selection of the mediator. The
mediation will continue until the Dispute is resolved, or a Party serves notice
to the other Parties that it wishes to terminate the mediation, or the mediator
makes a written determination that the Dispute cannot be resolved through
mediation, or sixty (60) days pass after the receipt of the original notice,
whichever occurs first. All Parties which participate in or are affected by the
mediation will each bear their own costs associated with a mediation, but will
share the common costs of a mediation equally, including, without limitation,
the cost of the mediator.

10.3 Arbitration Proceedings

In the event a Dispute has not otherwise been resolved, the Dispute shall be
submitted to binding arbitration in accordance with the provisions of this
Article.

10.4 Rules

Any such arbitration and any other arbitration the Parties agree to conduct
hereunder will be conducted under the Commercial Arbitration Rules of The
Canadian Foundation for Dispute Resolution.

10.5 Location of and Representation at Mediation and Arbitration

The place for mediation and arbitration shall be Calgary, Alberta. Any Party may
have another Party, provided that other Party agrees to same in writing,
represent its interests in the Dispute resolution.

10.6 Interim Relief

All limitation periods respecting the commencement of an action will be stayed
during the period that the Parties are attempting to resolve a Dispute. A Party
may, at any time it believes is necessary to protect its interest, seek interim
or provisional relief, in the form of a temporary restraining order, preliminary
injunction or other interim equitable relief concerning a Dispute under this
Agreement, notwithstanding anything to the contrary in the Article.


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                                   ARTICLE 11
                            DISPOSITION OF INTERESTS

11.1 No Transfers

Except as otherwise expressly provided for herein and in the Royalty Procedure,
no Party shall sell, assign, transfer, mortgage, encumber, hypothecate, pledge
or alienate in any way all or any portion of the control or ownership of its
interest in this Agreement, the Acquired Lands or the Royalty.

11.2 Recognition Upon Assignment

Other than as required and allowed one Party to another elsewhere in this
Agreement, a Party which proposes that an assignment of its interest, or a
corresponding interest in this Agreement or the Royalty Procedure, shall be
effective against the party who is not party to the assignment (in this Section
called the "Other Party") shall serve a notice of the assignment to the Other
Party. The assignment shall not be effective until the assignor and the assignee
have entered into an agreement with the Other Party, to ensure the assumption of
and compliance with the obligations of the assignor by the assignee with respect
to the interest assigned to the assignee, provided that the Other Party shall be
deemed to have executed that agreement unless, within ninety (90) days of the
receipt of that agreement, the Other Party has advised the assignor and
assignee, by notice, that they are not prepared to execute that agreement and
the reasonable objections they have to that agreement.

The assignor shall forthwith give notice to the Parties respecting the status of
that agreement upon the earliest of execution of that agreement by the Other
Party, the receipt of notices of the Other Party that they are not prepared to
execute that agreement or the expiry of such ninety (90) day period, as the case
may be.

11.3 Effect of Assignment

      (a)   Subject to subsection (b), if an assignment is effected in the
            manner prescribed in this Article, the assignment shall be effective
            against the Other Party at the time specified in the agreement
            provided to the Other Party.

      (b)   Until the agreement provided to the Other Party has been executed,
            or deemed to have been executed by the Other Party, the assignor
            shall continue to remain liable to the Other Party for performance
            of the obligations applicable to the assigned interest under the
            Agreement. The Other Party may also rely on the assignor as being
            trustee for and authorized agent of the assignee in all matters
            relating to the assigned interest during such period.

      (c)   This Section shall in no event operate to affect or impede an
            assignment described in the Royalty Procedure.


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                                   ARTICLE 12
                                      TERM

12.1 Term

This Agreement shall remain in full force and effect from the Effective Date and
so long as an interest is held by the Parties, or their assigns, in any Acquired
Lands pursuant to this Agreement, and so long thereafter as may be necessary to
complete final settlement of accounts among the Triple 7 Joint Venture and
Township, provided that those provisions related to audit, liability, indemnity,
disposal and salvage of material and enforcement of default shall survive for
six (6) years thereafter or such later time as may be prescribed by the
Regulations.

                                   ARTICLE 13
                                 CONFIDENTIALITY

13.1 Confidential Information

The Parties will maintain, as confidential, the terms of this Agreement and
related agreements and all data and information relating to the subject matter
hereof whether obtained before or after the date hereof (collectively
"Confidential Information"), except that such confidentiality obligation shall
not apply:

      (a)   to such Confidential Information that is in the public domain by
            reason other than the breach of this Agreement by a Party; provided
            however that specific items of information shall not be considered
            to be in the public domain merely because more general information
            is in the public domain;

      (b)   to prevent a Party from disclosing such Confidential Information to
            any technical, financial or other professional consultants or
            advisors of the Party, or third party service providers (including
            services respecting operation of the Acquired Lands and
            infrastructure services outside of this Agreement) which require
            such information to provide their services to the Party, or to a
            bank or other financial institution from which the Party obtains or
            is attempting to obtain financing;

      (c)   to prevent a Party from disclosing such Confidential Information as
            required by the laws, rules or regulations applicable to the Party,
            provided that the Party shall invoke any confidentiality protection
            permitted by such laws, rules or regulations;

      (d)   to prevent a Party from disclosing such Confidential Information to
            any co-owner of, or prospective purchaser of an interest in, the
            joint venture, or to any third party that is conducting negotiations
            directed towards a merger, amalgamation, sale of a share or similar
            transaction, provided that each such co-owner, prospective purchaser
            or third party first enters into a confidentiality agreement with
            the Party pursuant to which it agrees to be bound by confidentiality
            obligations which have the same effect as this Article 13; or


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      (e)   to prevent a Party from disclosing such Confidential Information as
            is necessary in connection with any dispute resolution commenced
            pursuant to this Agreement or any litigation commenced in respect of
            this Agreement.

Each of the Parties agrees that it will make all reasonable efforts to limit
internal disclosure of the Confidential Information to only those of their
employees, representatives, directors, contractors or agents who will need to
have access to the same to fulfil the responsibilities and obligations of the
Parties under this Agreement. Each of the Parties agrees that it will take
reasonable precautions to ensure that any advisors, potential or actual
financiers, employees, representatives, directors, contractors or agents (and
any third parties to whom a Party discloses confidential data and information
with the written consent of the other Parties) abide by the obligations of
confidentiality hereunder. In this regard, if a Party discloses Confidential
Information to any other person as permitted hereunder, that Party shall have
the other person obligated by written agreement to confidentiality obligations
substantially similar to the confidentiality obligations of that Party under
this Agreement. Each Party individually agrees to be responsible for any breach
of this Agreement by any person to whom it has provided Confidential
Information. This Article 13 will survive the termination, lapse or expiry of
this Agreement for a period of five (5) years. In addition, any Party which
otherwise ceases to be bound by the provisions of the Agreement shall
nevertheless remain bound by the provisions of this Article with respect to
Confidential Information obtained hereunder or pursuant to this Agreement until
the earlier of the date that such information is in the public domain or the
expiration of five (5) years from the date that the Party ceased to be a Party
to this Agreement.

13.2 Public Disclosure

The Parties hereby expressly acknowledge that this Agreement will be disclosed,
and subject to description in a Form 8(k) report to be filed, to the United
States Securities and Exchange Commission and agree to such public disclosure.

13.3 Press Releases

Press releases and other public disclosure in respect of this Agreement,
excepting:

      (a)   the internal employee communications of a Party;

      (b)   releases of information required by securities regulations or
            otherwise by laws, rules or regulations that may be applicable to a
            Party; and

      (c)   releases required during a situation of emergency requiring
            immediate action by a Party;

will be made only after informing the other Parties. Where a press release or
other public disclosure is to be made pursuant to Section 13.3(b) or (c) above,
each other Party will be given where possible prior notice of such press release
or other public disclosure and a reasonable opportunity to review and comment
thereon.


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13.4 Other Agreements

If Confidential Information is received under another agreement between all or
some of the Parties and there are confidential provisions contained therein,
those provisions shall govern that Confidential Information insofar as those
Parties are concerned.

                                   ARTICLE 14
                              DEFAULT AND REMEDIES

14.1 Default

      If    any of the following (an "Event of Default") occur in respect of a
            Party (a "Defaulting Party"):

      (a)   that Party is subject to an Event of Insolvency;

      (b)   that Party fails to pay an amount within the time prescribed in this
            Agreement;

      (c)   comply with all Regulations including, but not limited to,
            Regulations related to environmental matters. or

      (d)   that Party is otherwise in material default under this Agreement.

the Party which is not in default (the "Non-Defaulting Party") shall provide
notice to the Defaulting Party setting forth the details of the Event of Default
and requiring that the Defaulting Party remedy the Event of Default. The
Defaulting Party shall have thirty (30) days after receipt of the notice from
the Non-Defaulting Party to remedy the Event of Default or to commence and to
thereafter diligently continue to remedy the default. If the Defaulting Party
disputes that it is in default then it may refer the matter to mediation
pursuant to Article 9 and if the matter is not resolved by mediation then to
arbitration pursuant to the provisions of Article 9.

14.2 Remedies

Without limiting its other rights and remedies as contained in this Agreement,
if an Event of Default has occurred and is not remedied or being remedied by the
Defaulting Party, the Non-Defaulting Party (ies) may, at its option, exercise
the rights and remedies set forth below:

      (a)   charge the Defaulting Party interest, computed and compounded
            monthly, with respect to such unpaid amount from the day such
            payment is due until the day it is paid, at the rate of two percent
            (2%) per annum higher than the Prime Rate, regardless of whether the
            Non-Defaulting Party has notified the Defaulting Party in advance of
            its intention to charge interest with respect to such unpaid amount;

      (b)   set-off against the amount unpaid by the Defaulting Party any sums
            due or accruing to the Defaulting Party from the joint venture
            pursuant to this Agreement or any other agreement between the joint
            venture and the Defaulting Party;


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      (c)   maintain an action or actions for such unpaid amounts and interest
            thereon on a continuing basis as such amounts are payable but not
            paid by the Defaulting Party, as if the obligation to pay such
            amounts and the interest thereon were liquidated demands due and
            payable on the relevant date such amounts were due to be paid;

      (d)   cause the Defaulting Party to surrender the applicable interest in
            the Acquired Lands to the Non-Defaulting Parties, immediately upon
            notice requesting such surrender, at no expense to the
            Non-Defaulting Parties.

                                   ARTICLE 15
                               GENERAL PROVISIONS

15.1 Notices

Any notice required or permitted to be given by any Party shall be sufficiently
given if delivered by hand, by telecopier, by prepaid courier service or by
certified or registered mail, postage prepaid and return receipt requested to
the other Parties at its address set forth below:

if to:                     Triple 7 Energy Inc.
                           c/o Proventure Law LLP
                           2, 880 16 Ave SW
                           Calgary, Alberta T2R 1J9
                           Fax: (403) 262-4860

                           if to: Dr. Michael Ranger
                           808 West Chestermere Drive,
                           Chestermere, Alberta T1X 1B6
                           Fax: (403) 235-2723

if to:                     West Peak Ventures of Canada Ltd.
                           420, 475 Howe Street
                           Vancouver, BC V6C 2B3
                           Attention: Tim Brock
                           Fax: (604) 606-7980

if to:                     Township Petroleum Corporation
                           420, 475 Howe Street
                           Vancouver, BC V6C 2B3
                           Attention: George Orr
                           Fax: (604) 606-7980


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if to:                     CanWest Petroleum Corporation
                           206, 475 Howe Street
                           Vancouver, BC V6C 2B3
                           Attention: Thornton Donaldson
                           Fax: (604) 606-7980

or to such other address as such Party may hereafter designate by notice in
writing from time to time. Notices shall be deemed to have been given (i) upon
delivery, if delivered by hand or courier, (ii) on receipt, if mailed, and (iii)
on the next business day following receipt of an appropriate electronic
confirmation, if by telecopier.

15.2 Entire Agreement

This Agreement shall constitute the entire agreement of the Parties with respect
to the matters contained herein, and shall not be changed, modified or
discharged except by an instrument in writing executed by the Parties.

15.3 Waiver

A waiver by any Party of the strict performance by the other Parties of any
term, covenant or agreement herein contained shall not of itself constitute a
waiver of any subsequent breach of such term, covenant or agreement set out in
this Agreement.

15.4 Severability

If any term, covenant or agreement of this Agreement or the application thereof
to any Party or circumstances shall, to any extent, be invalid or unenforceable,
the remainder of this Agreement or application of such term, covenant or
agreement to a Party or circumstance other than those as to which it is held
invalid or unenforceable, shall not be affected thereby and each term, covenant
or agreement of this Agreement shall be valid and shall be enforced to the full
extent permitted by law.

15.5 Governing Law

This Agreement shall be governed by and construed in accordance with the laws of
the Province of Alberta and each of the Parties submits to the jurisdiction of
the courts of the Province of Alberta fro the interpretation and enforcement
thereof.

15.6 No Partnership

Nothing herein contained shall be read or construed as meaning a partnership or
imposing on any Party any partnership duty, obligation or liability of any kind
it being the express intention of the Parties and the respective rights,
obligations and liabilities of each of the Parties under this Agreement shall be
several and not joint or joint and several.


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15.7 Further Assurances

Each Party shall from time to time and at all times do all such further acts and
execute and deliver all further documents as may reasonably be necessary in
order to perform and carry out the terms of this Agreement.

15.8 Successors and Assigns

This Agreement shall be binding upon and enure to the benefit of the Parties,
and their successors and permitted assigns.

      IN WITNESS WHEREOF the parties hereto have executed this Agreement as of
the day and year first written above.

CanWest Petroleum Corporation               Triple 7 Energy Inc.

                                            Per: _______________________________
Per: __________________________

Per: __________________________

Township Petroleum Corporation              West Peak Ventures of Canada Ltd.

                                            Per: _______________________________
Per: __________________________

Per: __________________________

-------------------------------             ------------------------------------
Witness                                     Dr. Michael Ranger


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           Schedule  "A"  attached to and forming  part of an Agreement
           made  as of the  ______day  of  ____________,  2005  between
           Triple 7 Energy Inc., West Peak Ventures of Canada Ltd., Dr.
           Michael Ranger,  CanWest Petroleum  Corporation and Township
           Petroleum Corporation

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                                ROYALTY PROCEDURE

2. DEFINITIONS AND INTERPRETATION

2.1 In this Procedure, including this Section and the Appendices, unless
otherwise expressly defined herein, the following terms and expressions shall
have the meanings herein assigned thereto, namely:

      (a)   "Affiliate" means, with respect to any Party, any other Person which
            is affiliated with such Party and for the purposes of this
            Procedure:

            (i)   two Persons will be considered to be affiliated with one
                  another if one (1) of them controls the other, whether
                  directly or indirectly, or if both of them are controlled by a
                  common third Person, whether directly or indirectly;

            (ii)  one (1) Person will be considered to control another Person if
                  it has the power to direct or cause the direction of the
                  management and policies of the other Person, whether directly
                  or indirectly, through one (1) or more intermediaries or
                  otherwise, and whether by virtue of the ownership of shares or
                  other equity interests, the holding of voting rights or
                  contractual rights, or otherwise.

            (iii) two Persons will be considered to affiliated with one another
                  if one (1) of them owns more than twenty percent (20%) of the
                  other.

      (b)   "Assignment Procedure" means that certain CAPL - 1993 form of
            Assignment Procedure attached hereto as Appendix "B" and made a part
            of this Procedure.

      (c)   "Crude Bitumen" means a naturally occurring viscous mixture, mainly
            of hydrocarbons heavier than pentane, that may contain sulphur
            compounds and that, in its naturally occurring viscous state, will
            not flow to a well;

      (d)   "Documents of Title" means the documents by virtue of which Township
            is entitled to drill for, win, take or remove Oil Sands Products and
            all renewals or extensions thereof or further documents of title
            issued pursuant thereto;

      (e)   "Head Agreement" means the Agreement to which this Procedure is
            attached;

      (f)   "Leases" means the documents of title described in Part I of
            Schedule "A" to the extent that they apply to the Royalty Lands
            including any renewals, replacements or extensions thereof or
            further documents of title issued therefrom;

      (g)   "Oil Sands" means

            (i)   sands and other rock materials containing Crude Bitumen,

            (ii)  the Crude Bitumen contained in those sands and other rock
                  materials, and
            (iii) any other mineral substances, other than natural gas, in
                  association with that Crude Bitumen or those sands and other
                  rock materials;

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      (h)   "Oil Sands Products" means any products obtained

            (i)   by processing Oil Sands, or producing from Oils Sands; Crude
                  Bitumen or derivatives of Crude Bitumen, or

            (ii)  by reprocessing a product referred to in subsection (i), and
                  includes any products obtained by any subsequent reprocessing
                  of the products;

      (i)   "Party" means a person, corporation, partnership or body politic
            bound by this Procedure;

      (j)   "Regulations" means all statutes, laws, rules, orders and
            regulations in effect at the relevant time and made by governmental
            authorities having jurisdiction over the Royalty Lands and to the
            operations conducted hereunder;

      (k)   "Royalty" means the non-convertible royalty granted by Township to
            the Royalty Owners pursuant to this Agreement and calculated on Oil
            Sands Products produced from the Royalty Lands in accordance with
            this Procedure;

      (l)   "Royalty Lands" means the Oil Sands Rights described in Appendix "A"
            hereto under the heading "Royalty Lands"; and

      (m)   "Royalty Owner(s)" means each of Triple 7, West Peak, and Ranger.

2.2 Whenever the singular or masculine or neuter is used in this Procedure, the
same shall be construed as meaning the plural or feminine or body politic or
corporate and vice versa as the context or reference to the Parties may require.

2.3 This Procedure and the Agreement supersede and replace all other agreements,
documents, writings and verbal understandings between the Parties hereto
relating to the Royalty, the Royalty Lands and the Leases.

2.4 If any term or condition of this Procedure conflicts with a term or
condition of the Leases, then such term or condition of the Leases shall prevail
and this Procedure shall be deemed to be amended accordingly.

2.5 Except as otherwise provided for herein, "this Procedure", "hereto",
"herein", "hereof", "hereby", "hereunder" and similar expressions refer to this
Procedure and not any particular section, clause, sub-clause, sub-section or
other portion thereof. All of the provisions of this Procedure are to be
construed as covenants as though the words importing such covenants were used in
each separate section, clause. sub-section or sub-clause hereof.

3. APPENDICES

3.1 The following appendices are attached to and made a part of this Procedure:

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      (a)   Appendix "A" which describes the Royalty Lands, and the Leases; and

      (b)   Appendix "B" - 1993 CAPL form of Assignment Procedure.

4. CALCULATION OF ROYALTY

4.1 The Parties recognize that it is not possible to measure Crude Bitumen prior
to recovery and that the point of measurement and the method of calculation of
the number of barrels of Crude Bitumen produced based upon this subsection 4.1
will vary depending upon the methods of recovery and processing used. Therefore,
the Parties agree that the method of measuring and calculating the volume of
Crude Bitumen produced for the purposes of the calculation of the Royalty shall
be determined as follows:

      (a)   As soon as reasonably practicable prior to the commencement of
            production of Crude Bitumen from a parcel the Royalty Lands, and
            from time to time thereafter when appropriate based upon changes in
            recovery or production methods used on such parcel, Township will
            send a notice to the Royalty Owners setting out its proposal for
            measuring and calculating the volume of production of Crude Bitumen
            for the purposes of this Procedure that is consistent with Article 6
            of the Agreement, along with such supporting information as is
            reasonably necessary to support the Township proposal.

      (b)   If the Royalty Owners agree with Township's proposal, they shall
            send Township notice of its acceptance within ten (10) Business Days
            after receipt thereof.

      (c)   If the Royalty Owners do not agree with Township's proposal, they
            shall send Township a notice specifying its objections to the
            Township's proposal in reasonable detail not later than ten (10)
            Business Days after receipt of Township's proposal and the Parties
            shall negotiate in good faith to agree upon a method of measuring
            and calculating the volume of production of Crude Bitumen for the
            purposes of this Procedure that is consistent with subsection 4.1
            and is appropriate in the circumstances. If the Parties are unable
            to so agree within twenty (20) days after receipt by Township of the
            Royalty Owner's notice of objection, then the Parties will engage an
            arbitrator pursuant to the dispute resolution mechanism in the
            Agreement. Each Party shall submit to such arbitrator their proposal
            respecting the method of measuring and calculating the volume of
            production and the arbitrator shall choose one of the proposals
            which shall be the method of measuring and calculating the volume of
            Crude Bitumen produced for the purposes of the calculation of the
            Royalty . The decision of such arbitrator shall be binding upon the
            Parties, and the fees and expenses of such arbitration shall be
            shared equally by the Parties.

4.2 The Royalty shall not be subject to any royalties, burdens or other
encumbrances payable by Township in respect of the Royalty Lands.

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5. PAYMENT OF ROYALTY

5.1 On or before the last day of each month, Township shall pay or account to
each of the Royalty Owners its share of the Royalty:

      (a)   with respect to all Oil Sands Products other than crude oil, for
            sales or other dispositions thereof during the preceding month,
            provided that if Township is not entitled to receive the proceeds of
            sale of any petroleum substances until the month next following
            production, then the above accounting shall be made during the month
            next following the month during which Township is entitled to be
            paid, and

      (b)   with respect to crude oil, for production thereof during the
            preceding month.

5.2 Township shall forward with each payment of royalty hereunder a copy of all
reports Township is required to submit under the Regulations for the production
of such petroleum substances and a written statement showing in reasonable
detail the manner in which Township calculated that payment.

5.3 A copy of Township's governmental production statement for the month for
which the Royalty is quantified as aforesaid and also, with respect to crown
Leases, a copy of the crown royalty statement with respect to the Royalty Lands,
shall accompany each royalty statement to the Royalty Owner. Any information
contained in such governmental production statement or royalty statement need
not be repeated in Township's statement to the Royalty Owner.

5.4 Subject to the provisions of Articles 10 and 11 hereto, the Royalty Owner
may transfer or assign the Royalty in whole or part.

5.5 Township shall be responsible for all costs, taxes or assessments (excluding
income taxes) associated with the Royalty Lands.

5.6 For greater certainty if the Royalty Owner comprises more than one Party:

      (a)   information and notices to be provided to the Royalty Owner will be
            provided individually to each Royalty Owner; and

      (b)   the rights and obligations of the Royalty Owner Parties will accrue
            proportionately to the Royalty Owner Parties in the percentages set
            forth in the Head Agreement.

6. BOOKS, RECORDS AND PROPER PRACTICES

6.1 Township shall keep and maintain true and correct books, records and
accounts showing credits and charges hereunder and the kind and quantity of
Crude Bitumen produced from the Royalty Lands. Township shall, upon the request
of a Royalty Owner, make available in Alberta and there permit each Royalty
Owner, during normal business hours, to inspect such books, records and accounts
and to make extracts or copies therefrom and thereof.

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6.2 Township shall conduct all operations on the Royalty Lands diligently, in a
good and workmanlike manner, in accordance with good oilfield practices and the
Regulations.

7. AUDITS

A Royalty Owner may, upon reasonable notice to Township and at the Royalty
Owners' own expense, audit the books, records and accounts of Township with
respect to the production of Crude Bitumen attributable to the Royalty Lands for
any calendar year within the twenty-four (24) month period next following the
end of such calendar year. Any claims or discrepancies described by such audit
shall be made in writing to Township within the twenty-six (26) month period
next following the end of such calendar year, and any payment made or statement
rendered by Township hereunder which is not disputed by the Royalty Owners
before the end of such period shall be deemed to be correct. To the extent
Triple 7, West Peak, Dr. Ranger and Township are unable to resolve any claims or
discrepancies disclosed by such audit within three (3) months of the Royalty
Owners' submission of the same to Township, such audit exceptions shall be
resolved pursuant to the dispute resolution provisions in the Agreement.

8. MAINTENANCE OF DOCUMENTS OF TITLE

Except as otherwise provided herein Township shall comply with all terms and
conditions of the Documents of Title including the payment of rentals, and the
performances of all things necessary to maintain the Documents of Title in good
standing and in full force and effect. Township shall not be obligated to
consult with the Royalty Owners concerning the maintenance of the Documents of
Title.

9. LIEN ON PRODUCTION

9.1 The Royalty shall be secured by a lien, first charge and security interest
(the "Lien") on the Royalty Lands.

9.2 Both the Royalty and the Lien shall be interests in the Royalty Lands and
shall run with the Royalty Lands.

9.3 The Lien shall arise forthwith upon the effective date pursuant to the
provisions hereof and, if Township fails at any time and from time to time to
pay to the Royalty Owners the Royalty as provided in this Procedure, the Royalty
Owners may, without limiting other rights hereunder, at law or in equity:

      (a)   charge Township compound interest, calculated and accrued monthly,
            with respect to such unpaid amount from the day such payment is due
            until the day it is paid, at the rate of two percent (2%) per annum
            higher than the rate designated as the prevailing prime rate for
            Canadian commercial loans by the principal chartered bank used by
            the Royalty Owners, regardless of whether the Royalty Owners have
            notified Township in advance of its intention to charge interest
            with respect to such unpaid amount. The obligation to pay interest
            is to apply until such default is rectified and shall not merge into
            a judgment for principal and interest, or either of them, and
            Township waives the application of any Regulations to the contrary
            where permitted by the Regulations; and

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      (b)   give Township notice specifying the default and requiring the same
            to be remedied. If Township fails to commence and diligently pursue
            remedying the default specified therein within thirty (30) days
            following the receipt by Township of such notice, the Royalty Owners
            may, without limiting The Royalty Owners' other rights as contained
            in this Procedure or otherwise held at law or in equity:

            (i)   treat the default as an immediate and automatic assignment to
                  The Royalty Owners of the proceeds of the sale of Oil Sands
                  Products from the Royalty Lands; service of a copy of this
                  Procedure upon a purchaser of such Oil Sands Products,
                  together with written notice from the Royalty Owners, shall
                  constitute an irrevocable direction by Township to any such
                  purchaser to pay to the Royalty Owners the proceeds from any
                  sale up to the amount owed to the Royalty Owners by Township
                  hereunder (including any accrued interest with respect
                  thereto), and such purchaser is authorized by such Township to
                  rely upon the statement of the Royalty Owners as to the amount
                  so owed to it by Township; and

            (ii)  maintain an action or actions for such unpaid amounts and
                  interest thereon on a continuing basis as such amounts are
                  payable, but not paid by Township, as if the obligation to pay
                  such amounts and the interest thereon were liquidated demands
                  due and payable on the relevant date such amounts were due to
                  be paid, without any right or resort of Township to set-off or
                  counterclaim.

10. ASSIGNMENT OF INTEREST

10.1 Subject to Article 11 of this Procedure a Royalty Owner may transfer or
assign its Royalty interest in whole or in part and shall immediately give
notice to Township of the name and address for service of the transferee or
assignee. No disposition shall be binding upon Township until the provisions of
Article 11 and the Assignment Procedure have been fully complied with.

10.2 If a Royalty Owner assigns its Royalty or portion thereof to multiple
assignees so as to increase the expenses or duties of Township, Township may
require the assignees (and the assignor if it retains an interest) to appoint
one of their number as representing all of them for the purposes of this Royalty
Procedure, unless arrangements satisfactory to Township are made to compensate
Township for the increased expenses or duties.

11. RIGHT OF FIRST OFFER

11.1 The disposition by a Royalty Owner of all or any portion of its Royalty
shall be subject to a right of first offer on the terms herein set forth.

      (a)   If a Royalty Owner (for the purposes of this Article the "Offeror")
            desires to dispose (the "Proposed Disposition") of its Royalty
            hereunder (the "Offered Rights"), it shall first offer the Offered
            Rights for sale to Township in accordance with this Article.

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      (b)   The Offeror shall give a written notice (the "Offer Notice") to
            Township of its intention to sell the Offered Rights. The Offer
            Notice shall set out:

            (i)   the specific interests and, if applicable, obligations of the
                  Offeror that comprise the Offered Rights; and

            (ii)  all the fundamental terms of the Proposed Disposition,
                  including, without limitation, the purchase price, the nature
                  of consideration, the time within which the Proposed
                  Disposition shall close, and any other material terms of the
                  Proposed Disposition.

11.2 Township shall have thirty (30) Business Days (the "Acceptance Period")
following receipt of the Offer Notice, to elect to purchase all (but not less
than all) of the Offered Rights upon the terms contained in the Offer Notice by
giving written notice (the "Offer Purchase Notice") to the Offeror accepting the
offer as contained in the Offer Notice.

11.3 If Township does not give the Offer Purchase Notice to the Offeror within
the Acceptance Period or it fails to close as contemplated in Section 11.5, then
the Offeror may negotiate with and sell to a bona fide third party purchaser the
Offered Rights on terms which shall not be more favourable to such purchaser in
any respect than those specified in the Offer Notice and Township shall be
deemed to have consented to such assignment of rights. If no such sale is
consummated with one hundred and twenty (120) days following the end of the
Acceptance Period, or the date on which Township failed to close as contemplated
in Section 11.5, as applicable, the rights of Township provided for in this
Article 11 shall revive in all respects. If the Offeror completes a sale of the
Offered Rights to a third party in accordance with the terms hereof, it shall
provide to Township, and shall obtain enduring covenants from such third party
purchaser prior to the completion of such sale to provide to Township, all
documentation and other information requested by Township for it to determine,
in its sole satisfaction, acting reasonably, all the terms and conditions
relating to such sale.

11.4 It shall be a condition of the closing of the Proposed Disposition to
Township for the benefit of Township, that the Offeror has good right and lawful
authority to sell the Offered Rights free and clear of all liens, encumbrances,
charges, security interests, rights, claims and of any kind whatsoever.

11.5 This Section shall not apply in the following instances, namely:

      (a)   An assignment made by way of security for the assignor's present or
            future indebtedness, or liabilities (whether contingent, direct or
            indirect and whether financial or otherwise), the issuance of the
            bonds or debentures of a corporation, or the performance of the
            obligations of the assignor as a guarantor under a guarantee,
            provided that in the event the security is enforced by sale or
            foreclosure, this Section shall apply.

      (b)   A disposition to an Affiliate of the assignor, or in consequence of
            a merger or amalgamation of the assignor with another corporation or
            pursuant to an assignment, sale or disposition made by a Party of
            all of its interest to a corporation in return for shares in that
            corporation or to a registered partnership in return for an interest
            in that partnership provided that the ultimate ownership and control
            of the interest held by the Offeror remains the same.

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      (c)   An assignment from one Royalty Owner or Royalty Owners to another
            Royalty Owner or Royalty Owners.

Provided:

      (d)   If a disposition is made to an Affiliate, the Offeror shall
            nonetheless remain liable for all the obligations and liabilities of
            the Affiliate as if and as though the Offeror remained a party
            hereto.

      (e)   A Party making such a disposition pursuant to subsection (b)Error!
            Reference source not found. of this Section shall advise the other
            Parties of such disposition in a timely manner.

12. SURRENDER AND QUIT CLAIM OF ROYALTY LANDS

12.1 Not later than sixty (60) days before a rental date or other obligation
date with respect to the Royalty Lands affected (except an obligation to pay
royalty or a drilling obligation not being enforced under the Head Agreement),
Township may propose that some or all of the Royalty Lands be surrendered to the
grantor under the applicable title documents and shall give notice to such
effect to the Royalty Owners (the "Receiving Parties"), subject to Section 12.2
of this Section. Not later than thirty (30) days before the next ensuing rental
date or other obligation date under the respective title documents included in
the surrender notice, the Receiving Parties shall each give notice to all other
Parties stating whether or not they consent to the proposed surrender. Failure
to respond to such notice shall be deemed to be an election to have consented to
the surrender. Any Party giving notice of the proposed surrender or giving
notice of its consent to the proposed surrender may, by notice to the other
Parties, revoke its notice of intention, or consent to surrender at any time up
to, but not later than, thirty (30) days before the next ensuing rental date or
other obligation date under the respective title documents.

12.2 Notwithstanding the preceding Section 12.1, the Royalty Lands proposed for
surrender must be of such dimensions that the grantor of the title documents to
which such lands are subject would be obligated to accept the surrender pursuant
to the title documents, and a Party may not propose the surrender of a portion
of the Royalty Lands while an obligation exists with respect to such lands which
cannot be avoided by the surrender or quit claim of those lands to the grantor
of the title documents to which they are subject.

12.3 If the Receiving Parties consent, or are deemed to have consented, to a
surrender under Section 12.1, Township shall proceed forthwith to salvage all
salvable material, equipment upon the lands to be surrendered, and, if
applicable, any production facilities located upon the lands to be surrendered.
The Parties shall promptly execute and deliver to Township all documents
necessary to effect the surrender, which documentation shall be prepared by
Township. Township shall thereafter deliver all such documents to the grantor of
the applicable title documents in order to effect the surrender properly.

12.4 If less than all the Receiving Parties consent to the surrender then:

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      (a)   effective as of 2400 hours on the day before the rental or other
            obligation referred to in Section 13.1 is required to be paid or met
            with respect to a title document included in the surrender notice,
            the Parties which elected to surrender, or consented to the
            surrender, shall assign the interest in the Royalty Lands which were
            the subject of the proposed surrender notice to the Receiving
            Parties, or Receiving Parties who do not consent to the Surrender
            (the "Retaining Parties") in proportion to the Retaining Parties
            interests in the Royalty Lands or in such proportions as the
            Retaining Parties may otherwise agree.

      (b)   Upon the assignment described in the preceding subsection, a Party
            which so assigned its interest with respect to the applicable
            portion of the Royalty Lands shall be released from all obligations
            thereafter accruing with respect to such lands. Such release shall
            not apply to any obligation which had accrued, and any environmental
            damage which had occurred, with respect to those lands or production
            facilities prior to such assignment, provided that such obligation
            shall not extend to the obligation to abandon any well on such
            lands.

13. INDEMNIFICATION

13.1 At any time a Royalty Owner holds the Royalty, Township shall indemnify the
Royalty Owner and its servants, agents, contractors and employees against all
actions, suits, claims, costs, demands and expenses (including legal fees on a
solicitor-client basis) which may be brought against or suffered by The Royalty
Owners, its servants, agents, contractors or employees or any of them or which
it or any of them may sustain, pay or incur by reason of any matter or thing
arising out of or in any way attributable to the operations carried on by or on
behalf of Township and pursuant to this Procedure relating to the Leases or the
Royalty Lands hereunder, except to the extent caused or contributed to by the
Royalty Owners or any of its servants, agents, contractors or employees.

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                                  Appendix "A"

ATTACHED TO AND FORMING PART OF AN AGREEMENT MADE AS OF THE 1ST DAY OF JUNE,
2005 BETWEEN TRIPLE 7 ENERGY INC., WEST PEAK VENTURES OF CANADA LTD., DR.
MICHAEL RANGER, CANWEST PETROLEUM CORPORATION AND TOWNSHIP PETROLEUM CORPORATION

              LEASES                                              ROYALTY LANDS

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                                  Appendix "B"

ATTACHED TO AND FORMING PART OF AN AGREEMENT MADE AS OF THE 1ST DAY OF JUNE,
2005 BETWEEN TRIPLE 7 ENERGY INC., WEST PEAK VENTURES OF CANADA LTD., DR.
MICHAEL RANGER, CANWEST PETROLEUM CORPORATION AND TOWNSHIP PETROLEUM CORPORATION

                     1993 CAPL Form of Assignment Procedure

                                    ARTICLE I
                                   DEFINITIONS

1.01 In this Assignment Procedure, the following terms, when capitalized, shall
have the meaning assigned to each below:

      (a)   "Affiliate" - for the purposes of this Assignment Procedure, means a
            corporation or partnership that is affiliated with the party in
            respect of which the expression is being applied, and, for the
            purpose of this definition a corporation or partnership is
            affiliated with another corporation or partnership if it directly or
            indirectly controls or is controlled by that other corporation or
            partnership, and for the purpose of determining whether a
            corporation or partnership is so controlled, it shall be deemed
            that:

            (i)   a corporation is directly controlled by another corporation or
                  partnership if the shares of the corporation to which are
                  attached more than 50% of the votes that may be cast to elect
                  directors of the corporation are beneficially owned by that
                  other corporation or partnership and the votes attached to
                  those shares are sufficient, if exercised, to elect a majority
                  of the directors of the corporation;

            (ii)  a partnership is directly controlled by a corporation or other
                  partnership if that corporation or partnership beneficially
                  owns more than a 50% interest in the partnership;

            (iii) a corporation or partnership is indirectly controlled by
                  another corporation or partnership if control, as defined
                  above, is exercised through one or more other corporations or
                  partnerships.

            Where two or more corporations or partnerships are affiliated at the
            same time with the same corporation or partnership, they shall be
            deemed to be Affiliates of each other.

      (b)   "Agreement" - means the agreement to which this Assignment Procedure
            is attached and made a part.

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      (c)   "Assigned Interest" - means the interest in the Agreement which is
            the subject of an assignment and which is specified in a Notice of
            Assignment, but shall not include rights of the Assignor as
            operator.

      (d)   "Assignee" - means the entity named in a Notice of Assignment as the
            Assignee.

      (e)   "Assignment and Novation Agreement" - means an agreement by all
            parties to the Agreement and a party to whom an interest in the
            Agreement has been assigned where:

            (i)   the assignee assumes the duties and obligations of the
                  assignor for the Assigned Interest; and

            (ii)  the assignor is released from its duties for the Assigned
                  Interest; and

            (iii) the assignee is substituted as a party to the Agreement in the
                  place of the assignor to the extent of the Assigned Interest.

      (f)   "Assignor" - means the party to the Agreement named in a Notice of
            Assignment as the Assignor.

      (g)   "Binding Date" - means the first day of the second calendar month
            following the month in which the Notice of Assignment is served in
            accordance with Article IV below.

      (h)   "Notice of Assignment" - means a notice in the form entitled Notice
            of Assignment attached hereto as Appendix A.

      (i)   "Third Party" - means the parties to the Agreement who are not the
            Assignor.

      (j)   "Transfer Date" - means the effective date of the transfer of the
            Assigned Interest, as specified in the Notice of Assignment.

1.02  In this Assignment Procedure, when a numbered Clause or Article is
      referred to, that Clause or Article is of this Assignment Procedure.

                                   ARTICLE II
                   APPLICATION, CONDITIONS AND FORM OF NOTICE

2.01  (a)   A Notice of Assignment issued in accordance with this Assignment
            Procedure shall be used in place of an Assignment and Novation
            Agreement for assignments where the Agreement:

            (i)   requires parties to use; or

            (ii)  entities parties to request; or

            (iii) is silent as to the right of any party to request; or

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            (iv)  an Assignment and Novation Agreement.

      (b)   The Notice of Assignment shall be in the form indicated in Appendix
            A and shall be executed by the Assignor and the Assignee.

2.02  If there is a conflict between the Assignment Procedure and the provisions
      of the Agreement, the Assignment Procedure shall prevail.

2.03  If the Agreement requires each Third Party's consent to an assignment but
      does not specify a time within which each Third Party shall respond or
      shall be deemed to have responded, then consent of each Third Party to an
      assignment shall be deemed if it fails to reply within 20 days of receipt
      of a written request for consent.

2.04  (a)   If the Agreement is silent regarding rights of first refusal or
            consent from Third Party which relates to an Assigned Interest, then
            Assignor shall, by notice pursuant to Article IV:

            (i)   advise Third Party of:

                  -     its intention to make the disposition;

                  -     a description of the Assigned Interest; and

                  -     the identity of the proposed Assignee, and

            (ii)  request Third Party's written consent to such disposition,
                  which consent shall not be unreasonably withheld.

            Consent of each Third Party shall be deemed if it fails to reply to
            Assignor within 20 days of receipt of the written request for
            consent.

      (b)   Clause 2.04 (a) shall not apply in the following instances, namely:

            (i)   an assignment made by way of security for present or future
                  indebtedness, or liabilities (whether contingent, direct or
                  indirect and whether financial or otherwise), the issuance of
                  the bonds or debentures of a corporation, or the performance
                  of the obligations of a guarantor under a guarantee, provided
                  that in the event the security is enforced by a sale or
                  foreclosure, Clause 2.04(a) shall apply; or

            (ii)  an assignment to an Affiliate, or in consequence of a merger
                  or amalgamation with another corporation or pursuant to an
                  assignment made by a party of its entire interest in the
                  Agreement to a corporation in return for shares in that
                  corporation or to a registered partnership in return for an
                  interest in that partnership; or

            (iii) an assignment is required within the terms of the Agreement
                  (such as, but not limited to, abandonment, forfeiture or
                  surrender).

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2.05  An assignment of an Assigned Interest shall (subject to Clause 2.06) be
      effective against Third Party on the Binding Date if:

      (a)   all prohibitions, limitations or conditions (such as, but not
            limited to, a right of first refusal or a requirement for' prior
            consent from Third Party) applying to the Assigned Interest have
            been complied with and satisfied pursuant to the Agreement, or
            waived by Third Party, including, if applicable, compliance with
            Clauses 2.03 and 2.04; and

      (b)   following compliance with Clause 2.05(a), a Notice of Assignment is
            served on Third Party in accordance with Article IV.

2.06  (a)   A Third Party who objects to the Notice of Assignment on the basis
            of a failure to comply with Clause 2.05 may, prior to the Binding
            Date, notify (pursuant to Article IV) Assignor and Third Party of
            its objections.

      (b)   If a notice of objection is served pursuant to Clause 2.06(a), the
            Notice of Assignment to which the notice of objection relates will
            be of no effect.

      (c)   If a Third Party does not object pursuant to Clause 2.06(a), the
            Notice of Assignment will be effective for purposes of Article III,
            but each Third Party will retain all other rights or remedies
            arising as a consequence of the failure of Assignor to comply with
            Clause 2.05, including (without limitation), rights to seek damages
            for breach of the Agreement and rights to seek specific performance
            of a right of first refusal.

                                   ARTICLE III
                 ASSIGNMENT, ASSUMPTION AND DISCHARGE BY NOTICE

3.01  If a Notice of Assignment has become effective in accordance with Clauses
      2.05 or 2.08, then Assignor, Assignee and Third Party shall have agreed
      that:

      (a)   Subject to Clause 3.01(d), Assignor and Assignee shall have
            acknowledged and represented that the Assignor has transferred,
            assigned and conveyed the Assigned Interest to Assignee as of the
            Transfer Date.

      (b)   Subject to Clause 3.01(d), Assignee shall replace Assignor as a
            party to the Agreement with respect to the Assigned Interest on and
            after the Transfer Date.

      (c)   Only insofar as Third Party is concerned, notwithstanding the terms
            and provisions in the "Transfer Agreement" referenced in the Notice
            of Assignment:

            (i)   Subject to Clause 3.01(d), Assignee shall assume and be bound
                  by, observe and perform all terms, obligations and provisions
                  in the Agreement with regard to the Assigned Interest at all
                  times on or after the Transfer Date,

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            (ii)  Assignor shall retain and be entitled to all rights, benefits
                  and privileges under the Agreement with respect to the
                  Assigned Interest at all times prior to the Transfer Date, and

            (iii) Subject to Clause 3.01(d), Assignee shall assume and be
                  entitled to all rights, benefits and privileges under the
                  Agreement with respect to the Assigned Interest at all times
                  on and after the Transfer Date.

      (d)   In all matters relating to the Assigned Interest subsequent to the
            Transfer Date and prior to the Binding Date, Assignor acts as
            trustee for and duly authorized agent of Assignee, and Assignee, for
            the benefit of Third Party, ratifies, adopts and confirms all acts
            or omissions of the Assignor in such capacity as trustee and agent.
            Third Party agrees to recognize and accept Assignor as trustee and
            agent for Assignee.

      (e)   On and after the Transfer Date, Third Party:

            (i)   releases and discharges Assignor from the observance and
                  performance of all terms and covenants of the Agreement and
                  all obligations and liabilities which arise or occur on or
                  after the Transfer Date under the Agreement with respect to
                  the Assigned Interest; and

            (ii)  does not release and discharge Assignor from any obligation or
                  liability which had arisen or accrued prior to the Transfer
                  Date or which does not relate to the Assigned Interest.

      (f)   Subject to the terms and provisions of the "Transfer Agreement"
            referenced in the Notice of Assignment, Assignee on and after the
            Transfer Date:

            (i)   releases and discharges Assignor from the observance and
                  performance of all terms and covenants of the Agreement and
                  all obligations and liabilities which arise or occur on or
                  after the Transfer Date under the Agreement with respect to
                  the Assigned Interest; and

            (ii)  does not release and discharge Assignor from any obligation or
                  liability which had arisen or accrued prior to the Transfer
                  Date or which does not relate to the Assigned Interest.

      (g)   The address of Assignee for the purposes of the Agreement and the
            serving of notices under it shall be the address stated for Assignee
            in the Notice of Assignment.

      (h)   The Agreement shall continue in full force and effect from and after
            the Transfer Date with Assignee made a party thereto to the extent
            of the Assigned Interest, subject to Clause 3.01(d). The Agreement
            is amended as necessary to give effect to the Notice of Assignment
            and, as so amended, is ratified and confirmed by each party.

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3.02  In no event shall errors, inaccuracies or misdescriptions in a Notice of
      Assignment have any effect on the Third Party or the interests of Third
      Party in the Agreement, even if Third Party has knowledge of an error,
      inaccuracy or misdescription.

3.03  Assignor and Assignee shall be solely responsible for any adjustment
      between themselves with respect to the Assigned Interest as to revenues,
      benefits, costs, obligations or indemnities which accrue prior to Binding
      Date.

                                   ARTICLE IV
                               SERVICE OF NOTICES

4.01  All notices and Notices of Assignment (herein called "notices") required
      or permitted by the terms of this Assignment Procedure shall be in
      writing, subject to the provisions of this Article. This Article applies
      only to notices served pursuant to this Assignment Procedure. Any notice
      to be given under this Assignment Procedure shall be deemed to be served
      properly if served in any of the following modes:

      (a)   personally, by delivering the notice to the party on whom it is to
            be served at that party's address for service. Personally served
            notices shall be deemed received by the addressee when actually
            delivered as aforesaid, if such delivery is during normal business
            hours, on any day other than a Saturday, Sunday or statutory
            holiday. If a notice is not delivered during normal business hours,
            such notice shall be deemed to have been received by such party at
            the commencement of the day next following the date of delivery,
            other than a Saturday, Sunday or statutory holiday; or

      (b)   by telecopier or telex (or by any other like method by which a
            written and recorded message may be sent) directed to the party on
            whom it is to be served at that party's address for service
            (however, an original executed copy of a Notice of Assignment shall
            subsequently be provided to all addressees without delay). A notice
            so served shall be deemed received by the respective addressees: (i)
            when actually received by them, if received within the normal
            business hours on any day other than a Saturday, Sunday or statutory
            holiday; or (ii) at the commencement of the next ensuing business
            day following transmission thereof if such notice is not received'
            during such normal business hours; or

      (c)   by mailing it first class (air mail if to or from a location outside
            of Canada) registered post, postage prepaid, directed to the party
            on wham it is to be served at that party's address for service.
            Notices so served shall be deemed to be received by the addressees
            at noon, local time, on the earlier of the actual date of receipt or
            the fourth (4th) day (excluding Saturdays, Sundays and statutory
            holidays) following mailing. However, if postal service is
            interrupted or operating with unusual or imminent delay, notice
            shall not be served by such means during such interruption or period
            of delay.

4.02  The addresses for service of a notice pursuant to this Assignment
      Procedure shall be as set out (and amended from time to time) in the
      Agreement.

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                                                                    CAPL. - 1993

               (Appendix A to the 1993 CAPL ASSIGNMENT PROCEDURE)

                              NOTICE OF ASSIGNMENT

                 (For reference only: general land description)

WHEREAS, by agreement ('Transfer Agreement") dated ____________, (full name of
Assignor[s]), as Assignor, transferred and conveyed effective ____________
("Transfer Date') an interest in property as more fully described below to
_____________ (full name of Assignee[s]), as Assignee ; and

WHEREAS, Assignor and one or more parties ("Third Party") are subject to and
bound by that certain __________________ agreement dated _____________, made
between, by or among ___________________________________________________ as may
have been amended, affecting the land or property therein described ("Master
Agreement"); and

WHEREAS, in accordance with the terms and provisions of the Master Agreement,
Assignor and Assignee intend to serve notice to Third Party to the Master
Agreement of the transfer and conveyance as described in the Transfer Agreement.

NOW, THEREFORE, THIS NOTICE OF ASSIGNMENT WITNESSES THAT in consideration of the
mutual advantages to the parties hereto, notice is hereby given, as follows:

1.    Assignor (specify proportions if more than one Assignor):





2.    Assignee (specify proportions if more than one Assignee and include
      address for service of notice pursuant to Master Agreement):





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3.    Current Third Party to Master Agreement:






4.    Assigned Interest: (Check A or B below):

      ___ A. Transfer Agreement covers _____% of Assignor's entire undivided
      right, title and interest in the Master Agreement but shall not include
      rights of the Assignor as operator("Assigned Interest"); OR

      ___ B. Transfer Agreement covers a portion of Assignor's right, title and
      interest in the Master Agreement but shall not include rights of the
      Assignor as operator ("Assigned Interest"). In the event Alternative B is
      checked, the following is the legal description of all lands and interests
      transferred and conveyed in the Transfer Agreement (attach schedule if
      more space is needed):







5.    Subject to Clause 7 of this Notice of Assignment, Assignor and Assignee,
      in accordance with the terms of the Transfer Agreement, acknowledge that :

      (i)   Assignor has transferred and conveyed the Assigned Interest to the
            Assignee as of the Transfer Date; and

      (ii)  Assignee agrees to replace Assignor, on and after the Transfer Date,
            as a party to the Master Agreement with respect to the Assigned
            Interest; and

      (iii) Assignee agrees to be bound by and observe all terms, obligations
            and provisions in the Master Agreement with respect to the Assigned
            Interest on and after the Transfer Date.

6.    Subject to the terms and provisions of the Transfer Agreement, Assignee on
      and after the Transfer Date:

      (i)   discharges and releases the Assignor from the observance and
            performance of all terms and covenants in the Master Agreement and
            any obligations and liabilities which arise or occur under the
            Master Agreement with respect to the Assigned Interest, and

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      (ii)  does not release and discharge the Assignor from any obligation or
            liability which had arisen or accrued prior to the Transfer Date or
            which does not relate to the Assigned Interest.

7.    Assignee and Assignor agree that in all matters relating to the Master
      Agreement with respect to the Assigned Interest, subsequent to the
      Transfer Date and prior to the Binding Date, Assignor acts as trustee for
      and duly authorized agent of the Assignee and Assignee, for the benefit of
      the Third Party, ratifies, adopts and confirms all acts or omissions of
      the Assignor in such capacity as trustee and agent.

8.    This Notice of Assignment shall become binding on all parties to the
      Master Agreement on the first day of the second calendar month following
      the month this notice is served on Third Party in accordance with the
      terms of the Master Agreement ("Binding Date'). In addition, Assignor and
      Assignee agree that they shall be solely responsible for any adjustment
      between themselves with respect to the Assigned Interest as to revenues,
      benefits, costs, obligations or indemnities which accrue prior to the
      Binding Date.

9.    Assignor represents and certifies that this Notice of Assignment and its
      service are in compliance with all the terms and provisions of the Master
      Agreement.

      IN WITNESS WHEREOF this Notice of Assignment has been duly executed by the
      Assignor and Assignee on the date indicated for each below:

Assignor                                     Assignee

Per:                                         Per:
      ------------------------------               ---------------------------

Per:                                         Per:
      ------------------------------               ---------------------------

Date:                                        Date:
       -----------------------------                --------------------------


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