Date / Time Actor. Event Source

Mar 20, 3:07PM = { J. Mayo (BCRTC)} “Sunny afternoon” email to management: “Based on our submissions, Fol
WorkSafeBC has decided not to fo accent Mark Holland's claim.”

og to Comply

Notice te Comply; warker designated AWOL, citing the unconsented
disclosure.and Apr 2 Questionnaire.

12. Why the Pattern Matters

No single item in this record may be conclusive on its own. An address error happens. A room can be
mistabelled by mistake. A test can be scheduled around equipment maintenance for innocent reasons.
But this. record does not show one such event — it shows six, each occurring at the exact moment
independent scrutiny was arriving, and each one tending in the same direction: away from an accurate
account of the room, the equipment's condition, and the hazard, and toward a paper trail that was harder
for a regulator or consultant to trace back to the truth.

The worker submits that this pattern is directly relevant to how much weight any decision-maker should
place on BCRTC's representations generally — not only in the WorkSafeBC claim, but in the parallel City of
Burnaby code enforcement matter, the OIPC/privacy complaints (Section 10, above), and the Section
47/48 prohibited-action reprisal camplaint (Section 2, above), all of which depend at some paint on
records or statements originating from the same management group.

13, Master Exhibit Index

e Exhibit A — Internal email thread (Doyle, Mar 21, 2026) re: Railway Act / TSBC exemption
discussion.

e Exhibit B — Minster to Arcose, Mar 3, 2026, “a server room” request.

@ Exhibit C —-Arcose site mapping, Mar 11, 2026, “Training Simulation Room.”

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