Cancellation of Certificate of Incorporation (Business Corporations Act)

Notice Is Hereby Given that by orders under subsection 241(4) of the Business Corporation Act, the certificates of incorporation set out hereunder have been cancelled and corporation(s) have been dissolved. The effective date of cancellation precedes the corporation listing.

Date

Name of Corporation

Ontario Corporation Number

2006-01-10

Imperial Platinum Corporation

672496

B. G. Hawton,
Director, Companies and Personal Property
Security Branch
(139-G028)

Notice of Default in Complying with the Corporations Tax Act

The Director has been notified by the Minister of Finance that the following corporations are in default in complying with the Corporations Tax Act.

Notice Is Hereby Given under subsection 241(1) of the Business Corporations Act, that unless the corporations listed hereunder comply with the requirements of the Corporations Tax Act within 90 days of this notice, orders will be made dissolving the defaulting corporations. All enquiries concerning this notice are to be directed to Corporations Tax Branch, Ministry of Finance, 33 King Street West, Oshawa, Ontario L1H 8H6.

Date

Name of Corporation

Ontario Corporation Number

2006-01-21

Adit Designs Inc.

000877558

2006-01-21

Adm Flour Milling, Ltd.

000945697

2006-01-21

Akso Inc.

001312383

2006-01-21

Alrowak Trading Inc.

001155769

2006-01-21

Amir Construction Company Limited

000254193

2006-01-21

Apogee Gis Services Ltd.

000967265

2006-01-21

Beira Carpentry Construction Ltd.

001121158

2006-01-21

Bytes Back Inc.

001420037

2006-01-21

Canimex Services Inc.

001222993

2006-01-21

Central Janitorial Service Inc

000785160

2006-01-21

Chalkley Machines & Tooling Ltd.

001349254

2006-01-21

Country Decorating And Collectibles Show & Sale Inc.

001102169

2006-01-21

Dominion Multimedia Inc.

001166781

2006-01-21

E.C.L.A. Investments & Consulting Inc.

000536364

2006-01-21

Ezra Car Sales Inc.

002012195

2006-01-21

First Coiffures Limited

001031686

2006-01-21

Francis Mok Trading Company Ltd.

001001838

2006-01-21

G Now Productions Ltd.

001351551

2006-01-21

Generation Construction Limited

001331572

2006-01-21

Goldstar Drain & Concrete Inc.

000813222

2006-01-21

Hansen Landscaping & Contracting Group Inc.

001356265

2006-01-21

Harry Brandes Limited

000065244

2006-01-21

Heritage Clothing For Men & Women Ltd.

001355839

2006-01-21

I. L. Krauthaker Limited

000223465

2006-01-21

In The Kards, Inc.

001274424

2006-01-21

Indian Motorcycle Sales & Service Inc.

001086302

2006-01-21

Insight Digital Inc.

001322364

2006-01-21

Invogard Inc.

001129965

2006-01-21

J. Richard Clague & Assoc. Inc.

000448772

2006-01-21

John Allinson Insurance Agencies Ltd.

000458253

2006-01-21

John S. Macnamara Consultants Inc.

000123893

2006-01-21

Kaj Consulting Group Inc.

001408384

2006-01-21

Kanata Office Services Inc

000709385

2006-01-21

Kompu-Services Computers Inc.

001421285

2006-01-21

L.A. Automotive Repairs Limited

000669040

2006-01-21

Madoc Properties Inc.

000901742

2006-01-21

Mel Sorffer Holdings Ltd.

000692190

2006-01-21

Montreal Film Co. Limited

001336783

2006-01-21

Music-Express Financial Corporation

000566748

2006-01-21

Niagara Attractions Inc.

000840832

2006-01-21

Noble Bridge Inc.

001112290

2006-01-21

Northtown Home Buyers Inc.

000727571

2006-01-21

Orpheus Systems Inc.

001063146

2006-01-21

Other World Booking Inc.

000582358

2006-01-21

Ouellette’s Aggregates Ltd

001141513

2006-01-21

Panorama Banquet & Catering Inc.

001424536

2006-01-21

Parkwood Transportation Systems Inc.

001040094

2006-01-21

Pet Haven Discount Centre Inc.

001180690

2006-01-21

Pht Consulting Ltd.

001142882

2006-01-21

Poptronik Inc.

001272309

2006-01-21

Post Primitive Technology Inc.

001088788

2006-01-21

Ranson Black Limited

000471671

2006-01-21

Sly-Crete Inc.

000555315

2006-01-21

Striker Haulage Inc.

001479991

2006-01-21

Supernova Concerts Inc.

001318358

2006-01-21

System “99” Trucking Inc.

001177866

2006-01-21

Terrshop Incorporated

001572941

2006-01-21

Thorpe Bay Corporation

001382053

2006-01-21

Tier Transportation Ltd.

001294213

2006-01-21

Torchline Corporation

000767819

2006-01-21

Trade Routes Sales Inc.

001205545

2006-01-21

Traffic Store Fixtures Limited

001375632

2006-01-21

Tri Star Marketing Inc.

001084525

2006-01-21

Tristar Executive Auto Collision Ltd.

001336079

2006-01-21

Vatter Masonry Contractors Ltd.

000709113

2006-01-21

Vertimar Software Systems Inc.

000929859

2006-01-21

W&Y Global Strategy Inc.

001442148

2006-01-21

Wood Street Developments Inc.

000762897

2006-01-21

Wyden Properties Incorporated

000868221

2006-01-21

1026790 Ontario Inc.

001026790

2006-01-21

1050356 Ontario Inc.

001050356

2006-01-21

1058814 Ontario Limited

001058814

2006-01-21

1059153 Ontario Inc.

001059153

2006-01-21

1064302 Ontario Inc.

001064302

2006-01-21

1080235 Ontario Inc.

001080235

2006-01-21

1097253 Ontario Ltd.

001097253

2006-01-21

1101579 Ontario Inc.

001101579

2006-01-21

1103273 Ontario Inc.

001103273

2006-01-21

1108520 Ontario Limited

001108520

2006-01-21

1113621 Ontario Inc.

001113621

2006-01-21

1135078 Ontario Inc.

001135078

2006-01-21

1156787 Ontario Limited

001156787

2006-01-21

1169090 Ontario Limited

001169090

2006-01-21

1176939 Ontario Inc.

001176939

2006-01-21

1180181 Ontario Limited

001180181

2006-01-21

1210686 Ontario Inc.

001210686

2006-01-21

1212771 Ontario Inc.

001212771

2006-01-21

1222822 Ontario Inc.

001222822

2006-01-21

1238899 Ontario Inc.

001238899

2006-01-21

1245986 Ontario Limited

001245986

2006-01-21

1264065 Ontario Inc.

001264065

2006-01-21

1264438 Ontario Inc.

001264438

2006-01-21

1280694 Ontario Inc.

001280694

2006-01-21

1310816 Ontario Inc.

001310816

2006-01-21

1317892 Ontario Inc.

001317892

2006-01-21

1323397 Ontario Inc.

001323397

2006-01-21

1343575 Ontario Inc.

001343575

2006-01-21

1350919 Ontario Ltd.

001350919

2006-01-21

1363519 Ontario Inc.

001363519

2006-01-21

1364617 Ontario Limited

001364617

2006-01-21

1367810 Ontario Inc.

001367810

2006-01-21

1371752 Ontario Inc.

001371752

2006-01-21

1383581 Ontario Limited

001383581

2006-01-21

1461759 Ontario Limited

001461759

2006-01-21

1475775 Ontario Inc.

001475775

2006-01-21

1476364 Ontario Inc.

001476364

2006-01-21

1483199 Ontario Limited

001483199

2006-01-21

2008767 Ontario Ltd.

002008767

2006-01-21

2012721 Ontario Inc.

002012721

2006-01-21

217282 Ontario Inc.

000217282

2006-01-21

608799 Ontario Limited

000608799

2006-01-21

695617 Ontario Limited

000695617

2006-01-21

721513 Ontario Limited

000721513

2006-01-21

755166 Ontario Inc.

000755166

2006-01-21

772028 Ontario Limited

000772028

2006-01-21

794574 Ontario Limited

000794574

2006-01-21

797697 Ontario Limited

000797697

2006-01-21

827746 Ontario Inc

000827746

2006-01-21

883319 Ontario Limited

000883319

2006-01-21

886172 Ontario Ltd.

000886172

2006-01-21

911785 Ontario Limited

000911785

2006-01-21

988597 Ontario Inc.

000988597

B. G. Hawton,
Director, Companies and Personal Property
Security Branch
(139-G029)

Cancellation of Certificate of Incorporation (Corporations Tax Act Defaulters)

Notice Is Hereby Given that, under subsection 241(4) of the Business Corporations Act, the Certificates of Incorporation of the corporations named hereunder have been cancelled by an Order dated 26 December, 2005 for default in complying with the provisions of the Corporations Tax Act, and the said corporations have been dissolved on that date.

Date

Name of Corporation

Ontario Corporation Number

2005-12-26

Ad People Inc.

000747563

2005-12-26

Advance Signal Kontrol Inc.

000931687

2005-12-26

Ali Engineering Contracting Services Inc.

001378439

2005-12-26

Atlas Films Inc.

001226607

2005-12-26

Bowggy Records Inc.

001270725

2005-12-26

Bronzki’s (Burlington) Inc.

001253746

2005-12-26

Can Build Interior Systems Limited

000891206

2005-12-26

Cana-Roma Ceramic Importers Limited

001039335

2005-12-26

Canada Sports Centres Inc.

001271019

2005-12-26

Cancord Limited

000375536

2005-12-26

Central Maintenance & Contracting Limited

000859047

2005-12-26

Central Pharmacy (Thornhill) Inc.

000353758

2005-12-26

Century Fire Protection Co. Ltd.

000510014

2005-12-26

Cherokee Valley Farms Ltd.

000506526

2005-12-26

Club Emergency Inc.

001479468

2005-12-26

Continuous International Limited

001163084

2005-12-26

Cyberdyne Systems Inc.

001339543

2005-12-26

D. D. I. Services Limited

000355361

2005-12-26

Dna Masonry Limited

001326121

2005-12-26

Doalcan Enterprises Inc.

001149723

2005-12-26

E. M. Adamson & Associates Insurance Brokers Limited

000279630

2005-12-26

Edwards & Partners Inc.

001355422

2005-12-26

Falcon Heights Estates Ltd.

000915298

2005-12-26

Fireboy Films Ltd.

001297332

2005-12-26

Gaetan Pelletier Corporation Limited

000378595

2005-12-26

Gryphon Construction Ltd.

000905041

2005-12-26

Guso Ltd.

001295618

2005-12-26

Hamilton Musical Instrument Showcase Ltd.

000329838

2005-12-26

Healthgroup Mortgages Inc.

001113570

2005-12-26

Inglewood Village Store Ltd.

001149109

2005-12-26

Intellavoice Inc.

001194752

2005-12-26

Interlake Casket & Urn Inc

000837458

2005-12-26

J. Kerzner & Associates Inc.

000808778

2005-12-26

John Mckenzie Insurance Services Ltd.

001213526

2005-12-26

Keewatin Management Corporation

000558129

2005-12-26

Kopriva Marine Limited

001249085

2005-12-26

L & M Metals Incorporated

001062205

2005-12-26

Light Electronics Limited

000523533

2005-12-26

Maple Ridge Contracting Co. Ltd.

001023464

2005-12-26

Marsh Energy Inc.

000938102

2005-12-26

May-Win Collectibles Limited

001397295

2005-12-26

Meats & More Boxed Meats Inc.

001076436

2005-12-26

Mjc Travel & Tour Inc.

001060706

2005-12-26

Mnm Design Inc.

001253239

2005-12-26

Mobile Audio Technologies Inc.

001190568

2005-12-26

Monogram Decal & Specialties Ltd.

000517418

2005-12-26

Monte Bookkeeping Services Inc.

001114655

2005-12-26

Mustang Financial Corporation Limited

000132746

2005-12-26

N.S. Restaurants Limited

001394558

2005-12-26

National Furniture Distributors Ltd.

000583826

2005-12-26

Nikko Corporate Solutions Inc.

001298924

2005-12-26

North America Integrated Solutions Inc.

001238971

2005-12-26

O.V.I.S. Inc.

001010366

2005-12-26

Otto Machine Tool Limited

001029198

2005-12-26

Portside Marine Inc.

001066482

2005-12-26

R-Homes Construction & Site Maintenance Ltd.

001022037

2005-12-26

S. T. O. Wholesale Ltd.

000913627

2005-12-26

Serge Zerafa Architect Limited

000606790

2005-12-26

Serv-U Driver Services Inc.

001176364

2005-12-26

Shawcroft Travel Service (Burlington) Limited

000668430

2005-12-26

Shel Chem Sol Ltd.

001196885

2005-12-26

Sherwood Meadows Landscaping & Construction Inc.

001306800

2005-12-26

Simcoe-North Real Estate Services Inc.

000843491

2005-12-26

Somerset Mortgage Corporation

001091830

2005-12-26

Swarn Consulting Inc.

001358416

2005-12-26

The Buck A Day Company Inc.

001375400

2005-12-26

The Canadian Multimedia Directory Inc.

001378384

2005-12-26

The Heating Mart Ltd.

000350799

2005-12-26

The Mellows (Stoney Creek) Corporation

001069647

2005-12-26

The Original Basket Kase Inc.

001070669

2005-12-26

Those Carpet Guys Ltd.

001135301

2005-12-26

Trans-United Express, Inc.

001326686

2005-12-26

Trillium Valley Fish Farms Limited

001156407

2005-12-26

U.S.A. Auto Parts Incorporated

001093016

2005-12-26

Wittfam Holdings Inc.

000894537

2005-12-26

Wolflight Inc.

001181238

2005-12-26

Ziq Technologies Corp.

000999106

2005-12-26

1009862 Ontario Inc.

001009862

2005-12-26

1031057 Ontario Limited

001031057

2005-12-26

1041394 Ontario Inc.

001041394

2005-12-26

1061550 Ontario Inc.

001061550

2005-12-26

1103516 Ontario Ltd.

001103516

2005-12-26

1122562 Ontario Ltd.

001122562

2005-12-26

1127062 Ontario Ltd.

001127062

2005-12-26

1147009 Ontario Inc.

001147009

2005-12-26

1155199 Ontario Inc.

001155199

2005-12-26

1170708 Ontario Inc.

001170708

2005-12-26

1173543 Ontario Corp.

001173543

2005-12-26

1185242 Ontario Inc.

001185242

2005-12-26

1203041 Ontario Inc.

001203041

2005-12-26

1242264 Ontario Inc.

001242264

2005-12-26

1272021 Ontario Inc.

001272021

2005-12-26

1277121 Ontario Inc.

001277121

2005-12-26

1290111 Ontario Inc.

001290111

2005-12-26

1295654 Ontario Limited

001295654

2005-12-26

1307025 Ontario Limited

001307025

2005-12-26

1318641 Ontario Inc.

001318641

2005-12-26

1379587 Ontario Inc.

001379587

2005-12-26

1384443 Ontario Limited

001384443

2005-12-26

1417625 Ontario Ltd.

001417625

2005-12-26

1434405 Ontario Inc.

001434405

2005-12-26

2001267 Ontario Inc.

002001267

2005-12-26

558935 Ontario Limited

000558935

2005-12-26

653966 Ontario Limited

000653966

2005-12-26

848610 Ontario Limited

000848610

2005-12-26

850830 Ontario Inc.

000850830

2005-12-26

861690 Ontario Inc.

000861690

2005-12-26

981850 Ontario Limited

000981850

B. G. Hawton,
Director, Companies and Personal Property
Security Branch
(139-G030)

Certificate of Dissolution

Notice Is Hereby Given that a certificate of dissolution under the Business Corporations Act, has been endorsed. The effective date of dissolution precedes the corporation listings.

Date

Name of Corporation

Ontario Corporation Number
     

2004-10-20

Accurate Printing (Trenton) Ltd.

000981972

2005-11-24

Pearl Hirshfeld Holdings Limited

000109744

2005-11-24

Stringer Instant Print Inc.

000850344

2005-11-24

1034783 Ontario Limited

001034783

2005-11-24

1214593 Ontario Incorporated

001214593

2005-11-24

1236946 Ontario Inc.

001236946

2005-11-25

Asl & Associates Inc.

000727550

2005-11-25

Crossley Communications Ltd.

000395642

2005-11-25

Dynamic Management Inc.

002042416

2005-11-25

E.R.W.A. Enterprises Inc.

000693822

2005-11-25

Peters & Harwood Limited

000200045

2005-11-25

R. S. T. Holdings Limited

000145016

2005-11-25

Skyhill International Group Inc.

001409107

2005-11-25

Stonewood Software Developments Inc.

002003531

2005-11-25

Tubular Games Inc.

001093669

2005-11-25

W. Errol Mackenzie Limited

001180115

2005-11-25

1088640 Ontario Ltd.

001088640

2005-11-25

1146948 Ontario Inc.

001146948

2005-11-25

1175246 Ontario Inc.

001175246

2005-11-25

1561625 Ontario Inc.

001561625

2005-11-29

Al Munro Limited

000928141

2005-11-29

D. H. Watson Enterprises Inc.

000552442

2005-11-29

Double “E” (Environmental Enterprises) Inc.

000938339

2005-11-29

Flygem Corporation

001245967

2005-11-29

Gibson Corrigan Realty Inc.

001135836

2005-11-29

Jin Hua Construction Renovation Co. Ltd.

002027538

2005-11-29

Nor-Vern Investments Ltd.

000562198

2005-11-29

River Run Ventures Inc.

000995366

2005-11-29

Third Terragar Holdings Limited

000728191

2005-11-29

1061578 Ontario Ltd.

001061578

2005-11-29

1109598 Ontario Limited

001109598

2005-11-29

288977 Ontario Limited

000288977

2005-11-29

706195 Ontario Limited

000706195

2005-11-29

928078 Ontario Limited

000928078

2005-11-30

Angelo & Tony Investments Inc.

001450187

2005-11-30

B. And B. (Barrie) Developments Limited

000417379

2005-11-30

Bigongiari Bros. Limited

000208138

2005-11-30

Dairy Concepts Inc.

001249626

2005-11-30

Imp Inc.

001179342

2005-11-30

Mandarin Aquatics Inc.

001089037

2005-11-30

Peter Cullman Inc.

000450603

2005-11-30

Snoop Rentals Inc.

001322010

2005-11-30

Vince Martino Haulage Ltd.

000637577

2005-11-30

1169493 Ontario Inc.

001169493

2005-11-30

1172508 Ontario Inc.

001172508

2005-11-30

1210276 Ontario Ltd.

001210276

2005-11-30

1262116 Ontario Limited

001262116

2005-11-30

1271858 Ontario Limited

001271858

2005-12-01

Beaujolais Restaurant Ltd.

000640533

2005-12-01

Bsa International Inc.

001185312

2005-12-01

Carl B. Macleod And Associatesconsulting Inc.

002022826

2005-12-01

Diagnostic Imaging Services Canada Inc.

000913666

2005-12-01

Dorpat Enterprises Limited

000683508

2005-12-01

Earth Line Corporation

001034742

2005-12-01

Fifty Point Steel Products Ltd.

000603636

2005-12-01

Hermal Investments Limited

000330532

2005-12-01

Infinitec Direct Inc.

001258124

2005-12-01

Janis Kravis Holdings Ltd.

000395901

2005-12-01

Joseph A. Parker Typesetting Limited

000395854

2005-12-01

Luigi Agro Pizzeria Limited

000417478

2005-12-01

Mister Drapery Limited

000417776

2005-12-01

Montessori Method Schools, Inc.

002031535

2005-12-01

Pete Pyrczak Trucking Inc.

001054683

2005-12-01

Slovalc Corporation

001049282

2005-12-01

Software Surplus Inc.

001061892

2005-12-01

Sound Bay Development Ltd.

000710530

2005-12-01

T.A.B.E. Investments Ltd.

000691552

2005-12-01

Vivian Kaplan Oriental Interiors Ltd.

000647264

2005-12-01

Winside Technologies Inc.

002050037

2005-12-01

1015076 Ontario Ltd.

001015076

2005-12-01

1120968 Ontario Inc.

001120968

2005-12-01

1202451 Ontario Ltd.

001202451

2005-12-01

1318669 Ontario Inc.

001318669

2005-12-01

458854 Ontario Limited

000458854

2005-12-01

843906 Ontario Ltd.

000843906

2005-12-02

Canada Flocculants (1997) Inc.

001272894

2005-12-02

Capital Diversified Inc.

000514980

2005-12-02

Global Harvest Corporation

001234731

2005-12-02

H.J. Sleiman Masonry Ltd.

001286908

2005-12-02

Hal-Jac Marketing Services Limited

000830898

2005-12-02

Hi-Tek Engraving Supplies Inc.

001173547

2005-12-02

Little Falls Bakery Inc.

000737815

2005-12-02

Metrick Associates Consulting Inc.

000667022

2005-12-02

Solomar Consulting Inc.

001470508

2005-12-02

Telcom Integrated Business Solutions Ltd.

002036229

2005-12-02

Thamesford Farms Limited

000705134

2005-12-02

1019367 Ontario Limited

001019367

2005-12-02

1278349 Ontario Ltd.

001278349

2005-12-02

1286624 Ontario Inc.

001286624

2005-12-02

631544 Ontario Inc.

000631544

2005-12-02

717191 Ontario Inc.

000717191

2005-12-05

A-Tech Global Services Inc.

001408207

2005-12-05

Acctax Management Inc.

001009564

2005-12-05

Action Equipment Painting Ltd.

001014487

2005-12-05

Ai International Entertainment Corp.

001561076

2005-12-05

Anb (Canada) Inc.

001075977

2005-12-05

Baryo Fiesta Corp.

002039504

2005-12-05

Bobel Machine Technologies, Inc.

001404989

2005-12-05

Bray Plumbing Heating & Electrical Services Limited

000250468

2005-12-05

Canada 800 And Some Inc.

001496450

2005-12-05

Canadian Elk Antler Ltd.

001164963

2005-12-05

Canadian Pension Capital Limited Societe Canadienne De Capitaux De Fonds De Retraite Limitee

000711036

2005-12-05

Cantra Corp.

000831733

2005-12-05

D.G. Ker & Associates Inc.

001489543

2005-12-05

Flamboro Mechanical Limited

000289742

2005-12-05

Frank Comella Fruit Market Limited

000154266

2005-12-05

Giotto Construction Limited

000136787

2005-12-05

Goonies Inc.

001561173

2005-12-05

Hang-Fu Group Incorporated

000547265

2005-12-05

Langrow Inc.

000921151

2005-12-05

Leeba Enterprises Incorporated

000570485

2005-12-05

Libra Travel Services Ltd.

000446426

2005-12-05

Lisle Investments Inc.

001019727

2005-12-05

Maple Crescent Inc.

001405837

2005-12-05

Mcbon Corporation Of Canada Ltd.

000936863

2005-12-05

Oriole Manor Ltd.

000501631

2005-12-05

Paul Mitchell Transport Ltd.

001323092

2005-12-05

Suzu Co. Limited

000309760

2005-12-05

Yield Forty Ltd.

001453297

2005-12-05

1078803 Ontario Inc.

001078803

2005-12-05

1081981 Ontario Inc.

001081981

2005-12-05

1122199 Ontario Inc.

001122199

2005-12-05

1210331 Ontario Inc.

001210331

2005-12-05

1335308 Ontario Limited

001335308

2005-12-05

1389152 Ontario Inc.

001389152

2005-12-05

1432989 Ontario Limited

001432989

2005-12-05

510650 Ontario Inc

000510650

2005-12-05

670776 Ontario Inc.

000670776

2005-12-05

732598 Ontario Limited

000732598

2005-12-05

833320 Ontario Limited

000833320

2005-12-05

833461 Ontario Inc.

000833461

2005-12-05

864123 Ontario Ltd.

000864123

2005-12-06

Avalon Trading Corp.

001200863

2005-12-06

Bissell & Associates Inc.

000885486

2005-12-06

Brethour Land Services (1991) Ltd.

000928029

2005-12-06

Casson’s Classics Inc.

001176416

2005-12-06

City Cleaners & Dyers (Belleville) Limited

000065880

2005-12-06

Cristale Investments Limited

000379934

2005-12-06

D. & V. Trading Limited

001105388

2005-12-06

Hewon Bakery & Cafe Ltd.

001354770

2005-12-06

Hi Q Power Consultants Inc.

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2005-12-06

M.G. Pharmaceutical Inc.

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2005-12-06

Millennium Diamond Manufacturing Corporation

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2005-12-06

P & R Crack Sealing Inc.

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2005-12-06

Paramax Construction Corp.

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2005-12-06

Photodynamix Inc.

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2005-12-06

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2005-12-06

Tuition Acceptance Corporation Limited

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2005-12-06

Valdo Melo Foods Ltd.

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2005-12-06

114Th Avenue Edmonton Holdings Limited

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2005-12-06

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2005-12-06

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2005-12-06

1194825 Ontario Inc.

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2005-12-06

1200864 Ontario Limited

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2005-12-06

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2005-12-06

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2005-12-06

1428952 Ontario Inc.

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2005-12-06

1515035 Ontario Ltd.

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2005-12-06

1524674 Ontario Inc.

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2005-12-06

1572692 Ontario Inc.

001572692

2005-12-06

71181 Ontario Limited

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2005-12-06

721730 Ontario Ltd.

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2005-12-06

764990 Ontario Inc.

000764990

2005-12-06

810324 Ontario Ltd.

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2005-12-06

992401 Ontario Inc

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2005-12-07

Adroit International Inc.

001084202

2005-12-07

All-Star Lineman Inc.

001019818

2005-12-07

Berger Style Shoes Limited

000224051

2005-12-07

City View Day Care Centre Incorporated

000282796

2005-12-07

Claremont Hall Ltd.

001041591

2005-12-07

Delta Technology General & Landscape Services Inc.

001312424

2005-12-07

Divine Hair Design Inc.

001611594

2005-12-07

Dunbury Homes (Holly) Ltd.

001107470

2005-12-07

Electronic Message Express Inc.

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2005-12-07

Elix International Inc.

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2005-12-07

Fisher Displays Ltd.

000336330

2005-12-07

John Alsop Livestock Limited

000572993

2005-12-07

Leidel Holdings Ltd.

000294960

2005-12-07

Liazon Communication Inc.

001025641

2005-12-07

Maverick Gas Bars Inc.

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2005-12-07

Nek Environmental Technologies Inc.

001504052

2005-12-07

P. H. Laporte Company Inc.

000470063

2005-12-07

Philip Duchen Consulting Inc.

001141733

2005-12-07

Privatehomesales.Ca Incorporated

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2005-12-07

Stantolda Inc.

000596388

2005-12-07

Steven’s Carpentry Inc.

000418122

2005-12-07

Thermo-Rite Mfg. Inc.

000775529

2005-12-07

Valentino Azzoli Construction Inc.

000556713

2005-12-07

Vick-Trans Incorporated

001241022

2005-12-07

1056938 Ontario Limited

001056938

2005-12-07

1119878 Ontario Inc.

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2005-12-07

1348432 Ontario Limited

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2005-12-07

1469934 Ontario Ltd.

001469934

2005-12-07

1516495 Ontario Inc.

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2005-12-07

1559831 Ontario Limited

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2005-12-07

575599 Ontario Inc.

000575599

2005-12-07

774628 Ontario Limited

000774628

2005-12-08

Golden Acceptance Mortgage Investment Corporation

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2005-12-08

R.W. Design Inc.

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2005-12-17

354272 Ontario Ltd.

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2005-12-18

1334887 Ontario Ltd.

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2005-12-19

Canadian Safe Escape Inc.

001307078

2005-12-20

D. W. Matheson Electric Limited

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2005-12-20

Destination Canada Ii : An Educational Exchange Inc.

001189592

2005-12-20

Gerrod D. Air Conditioning Inc.

000671825

2005-12-20

Muron Holdings Inc.

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2005-12-20

Sun-Seal Ltd.

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2005-12-20

T C M Freight Movers Inc.

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2005-12-20

1007834 Ontario Inc.

001007834

2005-12-20

1239220 Ontario Limited

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2005-12-20

860960 Ontario Ltd.

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2005-12-22

Nelson Wade Contractors Ltd.

000499220

2005-12-23

S. Waleem Deluxe Traders Inc.

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Jwe Holdings Corp.

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2005-12-28

408959 Ontario Limited

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2005-12-29

A. Belacic Management Co. Ltd.

000366255

2005-12-29

Canadian Airports Limited

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2005-12-29

Corporate Market Development Limited

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2005-12-29

Jangc Holdings Limited

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2005-12-29

Leinad Towing Inc.

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2005-12-29

Yau & Wong Holding (Canada) Inc.

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1324255 Ontario Inc.

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1571880 Ontario Inc.

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2005-12-29

2004788 Ontario Inc.

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2005-12-29

2013478 Ontario Ltd.

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2005-12-29

2023648 Ontario Inc.

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2005-12-29

748955 Ontario Inc.

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2005-12-30

Bristow Management Ltd.

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2005-12-30

Canada Rug Inc.

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2005-12-30

G & S Capital Inc.

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G & S Services Limited

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G. Looi Drafting Inc.

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2005-12-30

Hepworth Store All Ltd.

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2005-12-30

Nafiyah Trading Inc.

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2005-12-30

Oral-Tech Dental Laboratory Inc.

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2005-12-30

Sinocan Rubber & Plastic Products Inc.

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2005-12-30

Tarwala And Son Enterprises Ltd.

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2005-12-30

The Leisure Cafe Ltd.

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2005-12-30

Tom Macewen Ltd.

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Trust Leather Inc.

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2005-12-30

1555197 Ontario Inc.

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2005-12-30

852013 Ontario Inc.

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2005-12-01

Consil Canada-Trade & Service Inc.

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2005-12-07

Akay Information Consulting Inc.

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Alastair Gale Incorporated Architect

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Amazonas Travel Agency Inc.

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Audlock Limited

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Boomicom Inc.

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Carth Inc.

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Curmac Enterprises Inc.

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H.S. Technologies Inc.

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High-Vue Inc.

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Image Tool Ltd.

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Itek Internet Solutions Inc.

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Jelpel Investments Limited

000402047

2005-12-07

Leasetron Financial Services Limited

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2005-12-07

Lineeda Leasing Limited

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2005-12-07

Lloyd E. Smith Agencies Inc.

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Lomond Rent-A-Car Ltd.

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Mandalsons Inc.

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Quadtronics Incorporated

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2005-12-07

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2005-12-07

851163 Ontario Limited

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B. Bratt Appraisals & Consulting Inc.

001187552

2005-12-09

Basil Simcoe 1983 Limited

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2005-12-09

Capradan Holdings Limited

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Curly’s 24 Hr. Towing Limited

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H. B. Whipple Co. Limited

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J & J Transportation Ltd.

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2005-12-09

Jeffrey Ward And Associates Inc.

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2005-12-09

John Fitzpatrick Transport Ltd.

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Myhill Marketing Inc.

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2005-12-09

Noria Management Services Inc

001103270

2005-12-09

Paul Laprise General Welding Ltd.

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2005-12-09

Queensway Travel Tours Inc.

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2005-12-09

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2005-12-09

583430 Ontario Limited

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2005-12-09

718436 Ontario Inc.

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2005-12-12

J & G Hair Design Inc.

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2005-12-12

Jag Hair & Beauty World Inc.

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2005-12-14

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2005-12-14

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2005-12-14

Dufferin Motors Limited

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2005-12-14

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2005-12-14

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2005-12-14

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2005-12-14

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2005-12-14

Maximum Truck Trailer Repair Inc.

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Miura & Associates Inc.

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2005-12-14

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2005-12-14

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2005-12-14

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2005-12-15

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2005-12-15

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2005-12-19

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2005-12-22

Andreas Schmidt Holdings Limited

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Barrier Reef Windows, Roofing And Aluminum Siding Inc.

001350476

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Capital Forming Limited

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2005-12-22

Cooperman Kielstra Chapman, Chartered Accountants Professional Corporation

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National Inspection And Environmental Testing Inc.

000981423

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Nfn General Contractors Limited

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William R. Ryan Holdings Ltd.

000681098

2005-12-22

1473686 Ontario Inc.

001473686

2005-12-23

Ciriello Coiffure Inc.

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2005-12-23

Mark V Software Inc.

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2005-12-23

1154501 Ontario Inc.

001154501

2005-12-29

London Air Security Ltd.

000710993

2006-01-03

Adcom Electronics Inc.

000890889

2006-01-03

Arctic Bare Tan Inc.

001123295

2006-01-03

Kaz Tile & Marble Ltd.

000857221

2006-01-03

L.K.W. Investments Limited

000808962

2006-01-03

Leaving Cleveland Inc.

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2006-01-03

Lima’s Food Market Inc.

001193048

2006-01-03

Quality Gift Baskets Inc.

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2006-01-03

Ultimate Artists Inc.

001155039

2006-01-03

1002235 Ontario Inc.

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2006-01-03

1149127 Ontario Inc.

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2006-01-03

1193070 Ontario Limited

001193070

2006-01-04

D. Mcgee Construction Company Limited

000289804

2006-01-04

Djf Contracting Inc.

001536814

2006-01-04

Pippi’s World Inc.

002018383

2006-01-04

Shadrack Engineering (1978) Limited

000387609

2006-01-04

Townpine Holdings (Cambridge) Ltd.

001312551

2006-01-04

Wing Wah Consulting Co. Ltd.

001051059

2006-01-04

1040583 Ontario Inc.

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2006-01-04

1070953 Ontario Ltd.

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2006-01-04

1183099 Ontario Inc.

001183099

2006-01-04

1215366 Ontario Inc.

001215366

2006-01-04

1296963 Ontario Limited

001296963

2006-01-04

1392169 Ontario Limited

001392169

2006-01-04

1437271 Ontario Ltd.

001437271

2006-01-05

Existing Enterprises Limited

000265949

2006-01-05

Jmscb Holdings Inc.

001471991

2006-01-05

Mirakal International Ltd.

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Mrothfeldb Holdings Inc.

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B. G. Hawton,
Director, Companies and Personal Property
Security Branch
(139-G031)

Erratum Notice

Vide Ontario Gazette, Vol. 138-52 dated December 24, 2005, page 3638.

Notice Is Hereby Given that the notice issued under subsection 241(3) under Notice of Default in Complying with the Corporations Information Act set out in the December 24, 2005 issue of the Ontario Gazette was issued with the incorrect title and subsection.

The notice should read:

Notice of Default in Complying with the Corporation Tax Act, subsection 241(1).

B. G. Hawton,
Director, Companies and Personal Property
Security Branch

Erratum Notice

Vide Ontario Gazette, Vol. 138-52 dated December 24, 2005, page 3639.

Notice Is Hereby Given that the notice issued under subsection 241(3) was missing the title set out in the December 24, 2005 issue of the Ontario Gazette.

The title should read:

Notice of Default in Complying with the Corporations Information Act

B. G. Hawton,
Director, Companies and Personal Property
Security Branch

Ministry of Municipal Affairs and Housing

Order Made under the Municipal Act, 2001,S.O. 2001, c. 25

United Counties of Prescott and Russell Town of Hawkesbury, Township of Champlain

Definitions

  1. In this Order,

    “annexed area” means the area comprised of the lands described in the Schedule to this Order;

    “County” means The Corporation of the United Counties of Prescott and Russell;

    “Town” means The Corporation of the Town of Hawkesbury; and

    “Township” means The Corporation of the Township of Champlain.

Annexation

    1. On January 1, 2006, the portion of the Township described in the Schedule is annexed to the Town.
    2. All real property including any highway, street fixture, waterline, easement and restrictive covenant running with the land of the Township located in the annexed area vests in the Town on January 1, 2006.

Taxes, Etc

    1. All real property taxes under any general or special Act levied and uncollected in the annexed area which are due and unpaid on December 31, 2005, shall be deemed on January 1, 2006, to be taxes, charges and rates due and payable to the Town and may be collected by the Town.
    2. On or before March 1, 2006, the clerk of the Township shall prepare and furnish to the clerk of the Town a special collector’s roll showing all arrears of real property taxes or special rates assessed against the land in the annexed area up to and including December 31, 2005, and the persons assessed for them.
    3. Within 30 days of the date of collection by the Town of real property taxes or special rates that the Township is entitled to collect in the annexed area under subsection (1) that were due but unpaid on December 31, 2005, the Town shall pay to the Township an amount equal to the amount collected by the Town under subsection (1).
    4. If the Township has commenced tax arrear procedures under the Municipal Act, 2001 or under Part XI of the Municipal Act, 2001 for the annexed area and the procedures are not completed by January 1, 2006, the Town may continue the procedures.

Assessment

  1. For the purposes of the assessment roll to be prepared for the Town under the Assessment Act, the annexed area shall be deemed to be part of the Town and the annexed area shall be assessed on the same basis that the assessment roll for the Town is prepared.

By-Laws

    1. On January 1, 2006, the by-laws of the Town extend to the annexed area and the by-laws of the Township cease to apply to such area except,
      1. by-laws of the Township,
        1. that were passed under section 34 or 41 of the Planning Act or a predecessor of those sections; and
        2. that were passed under the Highway Traffic Act or the Municipal Act, 2001 or a predecessor of those Acts that regulate the use of highways by vehicles and pedestrians and that regulate the encroachment or projection of buildings or any portion thereof upon or over highways,
          which shall remain in force until amended or repealed by the council of the Town;
      2. by-laws of the Township passed under sections 45, 58 or 61 of the Drainage Act or a predecessor of those sections; and
      3. by-laws conferring rights, privileges, franchises, immunities or exemptions that could not have been lawfully repealed by the council of the Township.
    2. The official plan of the County, as it applies to the annexed area, and approved under the Planning Act or a predecessor of that Act, becomes an official plan of the Town and shall remain in force until amended or repealed.
    3. If the Township has commenced procedures to enact a by-law under any Act or the County has commenced procedures to adopt an official plan or an amendment thereto under the Planning Act, and that by-law, official plan or amendment applies to the annexed area and is not in force on January 1, 2006, the council of the Town may continue the procedures to enact the by-law or adopt the official plan or amendment to the extent that it applies to the annexed area.

SchedulE

Part of Parcel 4-2, Section 46-Broken Front Concession Township of West Hawkesbury now Town of Hawkesbury, being that portion of Lot 4, Broken Front Concession, in the Geographic Township of West Hawkesbury, now in the Township of Champlain, in the County of Prescott, designated as Part 1 on Plan 46R-4552, containing an area of 13.946 acres and being more particularly described as follows:

Premising that the astronomic bearing of North 72 degrees 11 minutes West of the northerly limit of those portions of the said Lot 4 Broken Front Concession designated as Parts 1 and 2 of Plan 46R-4121, referred to the meridian of Longitude 74 degrees 35 minutes 25 seconds West, governs all bearings quoted herein;

Commencing at the northwesterly corner of Block “A” as shown on a subdivision plan registered as Plan M-33 in the Land Registry Office for the County of Prescott, which said corner is distant 0.50 feet measured on a course of South 70 degrees 33 minutes 30 seconds East, from a witness Standard Iron Bar found;

Thence North 18 degrees 50 minutes 30 seconds East, along the westerly limit of Park Block “A,” a One-Foot Reserve Block adjacent to Ascension Street, Lots 20, 21 and 22 and part of Lot 23 of a subdivision plan registered as Plan Number 227 in the Land Registry Office for the County of Prescott, a distance of 643.97 feet to a Short Standard Iron Bar found at the northeasterly corner of the said Part 1 of Plan 46R-4552;

Thence North 72 degrees 11 minutes West, along the northerly limit of the said Part 1 on Plan 46R-4552, a distance of 348.98 feet to a Short Standard Iron Bar found therein;

Thence continuing on a bearing of North 72 degrees 11 minutes West, along the said northerly limit of Part 1 on Plan 46R-4552, a distance of 159.97 feet to the northwesterly corner of the said Part 1 of Plan 46R- 4552, being a point on the easterly limit of the lands currently under the jurisdiction of the Town of Hawkesbury, as set out in Instrument Number 30465 registered in the Land Registry Office for the County of Prescott, which said corner is distant 8.00 feet measured on a course of South 17 degrees 58 minutes 30 seconds West, from a Short Standard Iron Bar found at the northeasterly corner of that portion of the said Lot 4 Broken Front Concession designated as Part 19 on Plan 46R-2089;

Thence South 17 degrees 58 minutes 30 seconds West, along the said easterly limit of the Town of Hawkesbury and the westerly limit of the said Part 1 of Plan 46R-4552, a distance of 866.92 feet to a Standard Iron Bar found therein;

Thence continuing on a bearing of South 17 degrees 58 minutes 30 seconds West, along the said easterly limit of the Town of Hawkesbury and the said westerly limit of Part 1 of Plan 46R-4552, a distance of 350.07 feet to a Short Standard Iron Bar found at the southwesterly corner of the said Part 1 of Plan 46R-4552;

Thence South 72 degrees 08 minutes East, along the southerly limit of the said Part 1 of Plan 46R-4552, a distance of 474.47 feet to a Short Standard Iron Bar found therein;

Thence continuing on a bearing of South 72 degrees 08 minutes East, along the said southerly limit of Part 1 of Plan 46R-4552, a distance of 13.25 feet to a Short Standard Iron Bar found at the southeasterly corner of the said Part 1 of Plan 46R-4552, being also a point in the line between Lots 3 and 4, Broken Front Concession, in the Geographic Township of West Hawkesbury, and now in the Township of Champlain;

Thence North 19 degrees 03 minutes East, along the easterly limit of the said Part 1 of Plan 46R-4552, being also along the said line between Lots 3 and 4 Broken Front Concession, a distance of 126.63 feet to the southwesterly corner of Lot 15 of the said Plan M-33, which said corner is distant 5.00 feet measured on a course of North 70 degrees 57 minutes West, from a witness Short Standard Iron Bar found;

Thence North 19 degrees 06 minutes East, along the easterly limit of the said Part 1 of Plan 46R-4552, being also westerly limit of Lots 15, 14 and 13 and Block “A” of the said Plan M-33, a distant of 446.90 feet to the point of commencement.

Dated on December 14, 2005

John Gerretsen
Minister of Municipal Affairs and Housing
(139-G020)

Town of Latchford Geographic Township of Gillies Limit

Definitions

  1. In this Order,

    “former Town” means The Corporation of the Town of Latchford as it existed before January 1, 2006; and

    “new municipality” means The Corporation of the Town of Latchford as established under section 2.

Annexation

  1. On January 1, 2006, the portion of the geographic township of Gillies Limit as described in the Schedule is annexed to The Corporation of the Town of Latchford.

Assessment

  1. For the purpose of taxation on or after January 1, 2006, the area annexed under section 2 shall be deemed to be part of the new municipality.

By-Laws And Resolutions

    1. On January 1, 2006, the by-laws of the former Town extend to the annexed area and shall remain in force in the annexed area including,
      1. by-laws of the former Town,
        1. that were passed under section 34 or 41 of the Planning Act or a predecessor of those sections; and
        2. that were passed under the Highway Traffic Act or the Municipal Act, 2001 or a predecessor of those Acts that regulate the use of highways by vehicles and pedestrians and that regulate the encroachment or projection of buildings or any portion thereof upon or over highways, which shall remain in force until amended or repealed by the council of the Town;
      2. by-laws conferring rights, privileges, franchises, immunities or exemptions that could not have been lawfully repealed by the council of the former Town.
    2. The official plan of the former Town, as it applies to the annexed area, and approved under the Planning Act or a predecessor of that Act, becomes an official plan of the new municipality and shall remain in force until amended or repealed.
    3. If the former Town has commenced procedures under the Planning Act to adopt an official plan or an amendment to its official plan and that official plan or amendment to the official plan is not in force on January 1, 2006, the new municipality may continue procedures to adopt the official plan or an amendment to the official plan.

Assets And Liabilities

  1. On January 1, 2006 all assets and liabilities, rights and obligations ofthe former Town are vested in and become assets and liabilities, rights and obligations of the new municipality.

Dispute Resolution

    1. Where a dispute between the former Town and an owner of property in the annexed area arises with respect to any issue arising out of the interpretation of this Order, the matter in dispute may be referred to mediation.
      1. to arbitration in accordance with the provisions of the Arbitration Act, 1991; or
      2. subject to the agreement of the former Town and to the owner of property in the annexed area, to the council of the new municipality subsequent to January 1, 2006, for resolution.
    2. Where the matter in dispute under subsection (1) is not resolved by mediation, the matter in dispute may be referred,
    3. Where a matter in dispute is referred to arbitration in accordance with clause 9.2(a), the decision of the arbitrator is final.

Schedule

All And Singular that certain parcel or tract of land situate, lying and being in the Geographic Township of Gilles Limit, in the District of Timiskaming, and being composed of the following area, which said parcel or tract of land is more particularly described as follows:

Commencing at the south east corner of Block 22 in the Township of Gillies Limit;

Thence southerly along the boundary between the Township of Gillies Limit and Lorrain Township to north east former of the Township of Best in the District of Nipissing;

Thence south westerly along the south easterly limits of Blocks 79, 87, 88, 93, 94 and 97 to the most southerly corner of Block 97 which is also the most southerly corner of the Township of Gillies Limit;

Thence north westerly along the south westerly limits of Blocks 97, 98, 96, 92, 85, 86, 78, 70, 61, 52 and 42, being also the boundary between the Township of Gillies Limit and Best Township in the District of Nipissing, and Gillies Limit and Brigstocke Township in the District of Nipissing, to the north west corner of Block 42.

Thence north easterly along the boundary between Coleman Township and Gillies Limit and across Bay Lake to the high water mark on the easterly shore of Bay Lake;

Thence south easterly following the said high water mark to a point which is south 89o58’ east and distant 320 feet more or less from the south east corner of the Townsite of Latchford;

Thence south 89o58’ east and a distance of 320 feet more or less along the south limit of Latchford Townsite to an iron survey bar marking the south east corner of Latchford Townsite;

Thence northerly along the line between the east limit of Latchford Townsite and the west limit of Block 29 and Block 21 in the Township of Gillies Limit, a distance of 3876 feet more or less to the high water mark on the easterly shore of the Montreal River;

Thence north easterly following the said high water mark to the intersection of the Montreal River with the north western boundary of the Township of Gillies Limit;

Thence north easterly along the north western boundary of the Township of Gillies Limit to the most westerly angle point of Block 13 in the Township of Gillies Limit;

Thence southerly in a straight line to the point of intersection with the easterly limit of the Ontario Northland Railway right-of-way which said point of intersection is 311.50 feet west of the monumented survey line of TransCanada Pipelines right-of-way;

Thence easterly along the southern boundaries of Blocks 29, 28, 27, 26, 25, 24, 23 and 22 to the south east corner of Block 22, being the point of commencement;

AND containing (by scaling) an area of 40,387 acres, be the same, more or less.

Dated on December 15, 2005

John Gerretsen
Minister of Municipal Affairs and Housing
(139-G021)

County of Huron

Township of North Huron, Municipality of Morris-Turnberry

Definitions

  1. In this Order,

    “annexed area” means the area comprised of the lands described in the Schedule to this Order;

    “Municipality” means The Corporation of the Municipality of Morris-Turnberry; and

    “Township” means The Corporation of the Township of North Huron.

Annexation

    1. On January 1, 2006, the portion of the Municipality described in the Schedule is annexed to the Township.
    2. All real property including any highway, street fixture, waterline, easement and restrictive covenant running with the land of the Municipality located in the annexed area vests in the Townshipon January 1, 2006.
    3. Subject to subsection (2), all assets and liabilities of the Municipality that are located in the annexed area remain the assets or liabilities of the Municipality.

Taxes, Etc

    1. All real property taxes under any general or special Act levied and uncollected in the annexed area which are due and unpaid on December 31, 2005, shall be deemed on January 1, 2006, to be taxes, charges and rates due and payable to the Township and may be collected by the Township.
    2. On or before March 1, 2006, the clerk of the Municipality shall prepare and furnish to the clerk of the Township a special collector’s roll showing all arrears of real property taxes or special rates assessed against the land in the annexed area up to and including December 31, 2005, and the persons assessed for them.
    3. Within 30 days of the date of collection by the Township of real property taxes or special rates that the Municipality is entitled to collect in the annexed area under subsection (1) that were due but unpaid on December 31, 2005, the Township shall pay to the Municipality an amount equal to the amount collected by the Township under subsection (1).
    4. If the Municipality has commenced tax arrear procedures under the Municipal Act, 2001 or under Part XI of the Municipal Act, 2001 for the annexed area and the procedures are not completed by January 1, 2006, the Township may continue the procedures.

Assessment

  1. For the purposes of the assessment roll to be prepared for the Township under the Assessment Act, the annexed area shall be deemed to be part of the Township and the annexed area shall be assessed on the same basis that the assessment roll for the Township is prepared.
    1. On January 1, 2006, the by-laws of the Township extend to the annexed area and the by-laws of the Municipality cease to apply to such area except,
      1. by-laws of the Municipality,
        1. that were passed under section 34 or 41 of the Planning Act or a predecessor of those sections; and
        2. that were passed under the Highway Traffic Act or the Municipal Act, 2001 or a predecessor of those Acts that regulate the use of highways by vehicles and pedestrians and that regulate the encroachment or projection of buildings or any portion thereof upon or over highways,
          which shall remain in force until amended or repealed by the council of the Township;
      2. by-laws of the Municipality passed under sections 45, 58 or 61 of the Drainage Act or a predecessor of those sections; and
      3. by-laws conferring rights, privileges, franchises, immunities or exemptions that could not have been lawfully repealed by the council of the Municipality.
    2. The official plan of the Municipality, as it applies to the annexed area, and approved under the Planning Act or a predecessor of that Act, becomes an official plan of the Township and shall remain in force until amended or repealed.
    3. If the Municipality has commenced procedures to enact a by-law under any Act or to adopt an official plan or an amendment thereto under the Planning Act, and that by-law, official plan or amendment applies to the annexed area and is not in force on January 1, 2006, the council of the Township may continue the procedures to enact the by-law or adopt the official plan or amendment to the extent that it applies to the annexed area.

Dispute Resolution

    1. If a dispute arises with respect to any issue arising out of the interpretation of this Order, the matter in dispute may be referred for resolution through mediation. The mediator shall be agreed upon by all parties.
    2. If a mediator cannot be agreed upon by all parties or the dispute is not resolved through mediation, the matter may be referred to arbitration, to be conducted in accordance with the provisions of the Arbitration Act, 1991 except as provided herein.
    3. Where a dispute is referred to mediation under subsection (1) or to arbitration under subsection (2), the costs associated with the mediation or arbitration proceedings under this section shall be shared equally between the parties.

Schedule

Part of Lots 5 and 6, Concession 1, in the former Township of Turnberry, now in the Municipality of Morris-Turnberry.

Commencing on the south limit of the Maitland River at its intersection with the west limit of Lot 5, said point being on the boundary of the Township of North Huron;

Thence south and east along the south limit of the Maitland River to its intersection with the east limit of Lot 6;

Thence southerly along the east limit of Lot 6 to its intersection with the southern limit of Victoria Street, as shown on Registered Plan No. 430, produced east;

Thence west, along said produced south limit of Victoria Street, to a point distant two hundred feet (200’) east of the west limit of Lot 5,

Thence north, parallel with the said west limit of Lot 5, five hundred and twenty two feet (522’) more or less, to the intersection with the south limit of John Street, as shown on Registered Plan No. 449, produced east

Thence west along said south limit of John Street produced, a distance of two hundred feet (200’) to the west limit of said Lot 5;

Thence north along the west limit of Lot 5, being the east limit of the Township of North Huron, to the Point Of Commencement.

Dated on December 14, 2005

John Gerretsen
Minister of Municipal Affairs and Housing
(139-G022)

County of Grey

City of Owen Sound, Municipality of Meaford

Definitions

  1. In this Order,

    “annexed area” means the area comprised of the lands described in the Schedule to this Order;

    “City” means The Corporation of the City of Owen Sound;

    “County” means The Corporation of the County of Grey; and

    “Municipality” means The Corporation of the Municipality of Meaford.

Annexation

    1. On January 1, 2006, the portion of the Municipality described in the Schedule is annexed to the City.
    2. All real property including any highway, street fixture, waterline, easement and restrictive covenant running with the land of the Municipality located in the annexed area vests in the City on January 1, 2006.

Taxes, Etc

    1. All real property taxes under any general or special Act levied and uncollected in the annexed area which are due and unpaid on December 31, 2005, shall be deemed on January 1, 2006, to be taxes, charges and rates due and payable to the City and may be collected by the City.
    2. As soon as practicable after January 1, 2006, the clerk of the Municipality shall prepare and furnish to the clerk of the City a special collector’s roll showing all arrears of real property taxes or special rates assessed against the land in the annexed area up to and including December 31, 2005, and the persons assessed for them.
    3. Within 30 days of the date of collection by the City of real property taxes or special rates that the Municipality is entitled to collect in the annexed area under subsection (1) that were due but unpaid on December 31, 2005, the City shall pay to the Municipality an amount equal to the amount collected by the City under subsection (1).

If the Municipality has commenced tax arrear procedures under the Municipal Act, 2001 or under Part XI of the Municipal Act, 2001 for the annexed area and the procedures are not completed by January 1, 2006, the City may continue the procedures.

Assessment

  1. For the purposes of the assessment roll to be prepared for the City under the Assessment Act, the annexed area shall be deemed to be part of the City and the annexed area shall be assessed on the same basis that the assessment roll for the City is prepared.

By-Laws

    1. On January 1, 2006, the by-laws of the City extend to the annexed area and the by-laws of the Municipality cease to apply to such area except,
      1. by-laws of the Municipality,
        1. that were passed under section 34 or 41 of the Planning Act or a predecessor of those sections; and
        2. that were passed under the Highway Traffic Act or the Municipal Act, 2001 or a predecessor of those Acts that regulate the use of highways by vehicles and pedestrians and that regulate the encroachment or projection of buildings or any portion thereof upon or over highways,
          which shall remain in force until amended or repealed by the council of the City;
      2. by-laws of the Municipality passed under sections 45, 58 or 61 of the Drainage Act or a predecessor of those sections; and
      3. by-laws conferring rights, privileges, franchises, immunities or exemptions that could not have been lawfully repealed by the council of the Municipality.
    2. The official plan of the County, as it applies to the annexed area, and approved under the Planning Act or a predecessor of that Act, becomes an official plan of the City and shall remain in force until amended or repealed.
    3. If the Municipality has commenced procedures to enact a by-law under any Act or the County has commenced procedures to adopt an official plan or an amendment thereto under the Planning Act, and that by-law, official plan or amendment applies to the annexed area and is not in force on January 1, 2006, the council of the City may continue the procedures to enact the by-law or adopt the official plan or amendment to the extent that it applies to the annexed area.

Schedule

Parts of Lots 20 and 21, Concession 10 and part of the original road allowance between Lots 21 and 22 through Concession 10 in the Geographic Township of Sydenham now part of the Municipality of Meaford in the County of Grey.

Commencing at a point on the southerly limit of Lot 20, distant 200 feet measured easterly therealong from the southwesterly angle of said Lot;

Thence northerly and parallel with the westerly limit of Lot 20 a distance of 1980 feet more or less to a point on the northerly limit of Lot 20 being the southeasterly angle of Part 3 according to Reference Plan No. 16R-7895 filed in the Grey County Registry Office;

Thence Northerly and parallel with the westerly limit of Lot 20 and being along the easterly limit of Parts 3, 2, and 1 according to Reference Plan No. 16R-7895 a distance of 995.35 feet to the limit between the north half and the south half of Lot 21;

Thence Continuing northerly parallel with the westerly limit of Lot 21 and being along the easterly limit of Part 1 according to Reference Plan 16R-3672 a distance of 997.10 feet to the northeasterly angle of Part 1, Reference Plan No. 16R-3672 and the northerly limit of Lot 21;

Thence Northerly and parallel with the westerly limit of Lot 21 a distance of 33 feet to the centre line of the original road allowance between Lots 21 and 22;

Thence Easterly along the centre line of the said road allowance a distance of 897 feet more or less to its intersection with the production northerly of the westerly limit of Part 1 according to Reference Plan 16R-6209 filed in the Grey County Registry office;

Thence Southerly along said production and the westerly limit of the last mentioned Part 1 a distance of 1036.02 feet to intersection with the limit between the north and south halves of Lot 21 and the southwesterly angle of the last mentioned Part 1;

Thence Southerly and parallel with the westerly limits of Lots 21 and 22 a distance of 2975 feet more or less to the southerly limit of Lot 20;

Thence Westerly along the said southerly limit a distance of 902 feet to the point of commencement.

Containing by admeasurement 83 acres.

Dated on December 14, 2005

John Gerretsen
Minister of Municipal Affairs and Housing
(139-G023)

County of Elgin

City of St. Thomas, Municipality of Central Elgin

Definitions

  1. In this Order,

    “City annexed area” means the area comprised of the lands described in Schedule “A” to this Order;

    “City” means The Corporation of the City of St. Thomas;

    “County of Elgin” means The Corporation of the County of Elgin;

    “Municipality” means The Corporation of the Municipality of Central Elgin; and,

    “Municipality annexed area” means the area comprised of the lands described in Schedule “B” to this Order.

Annexation

    1. On January 1, 2006, the portion of the Municipality described in Schedule “A” is annexed to the City.
    2. All real property including any highway, street fixture, waterline, easement and restrictive covenant running with the land of the Municipality located in the City annexed area vests in the City on January 1, 2006.
    3. Subject to subsection (2), assets and liabilities of the Municipality or the County that are located in the City annexed area remain the assets or liabilities of the Municipality or the County, as the case may be.
    1. On January 1, 2006, the portion of the City described in Schedule “B” is annexed to the Municipality and forms part of Ward Four of the Municipality.
    2. All real property including any highway, street fixture, waterline, easement and restrictive covenant running with the land of the City located in the Municipality annexed area vests in the Municipality on January 1, 2006.
    3. Subject to subsection (2), assets and liabilities of the City or the County that are located in the Municipality annexed area remain the assets or liabilities of the City or the County, as the case may be.

Taxes, Etc

    1. All real property taxes under any general or special Act levied and uncollected in the City annexed area which are due and unpaid on December 31, 2005, shall be deemed on January 1, 2006, to be taxes, charges and rates due and payable to the City and may be collected by the City.
    2. On or before March 1, 2006, the clerk of the Municipality shall prepare and furnish to the clerk of the City a special collector’s roll showing all arrears of real property taxes or special rates assessed against the land in the City annexed area up to and including December 31, 2005, and the persons assessed for them.
    3. Within 30 days of the date of collection by the City of real property taxes or special rates that the Municipality is entitled to collect in the City annexed area under subsection (1) that were due but unpaid on December 31, 2005, the City shall pay to the Municipality an amount equal to the amount collected by the City under subsection (1).
    4. If the Municipality has commenced tax arrear procedures under the Municipal Act, 2001 or under Part XI of the Municipal Act, 2001 for the City annexed area and the procedures are not completed by January 1, 2006, the City may continue the procedures.
    1. All real property taxes under any general or special Act levied and uncollected in the Municipality annexed area which are due and unpaid on December 31, 2005, shall be deemed on January 1, 2006, to be taxes, charges and rates due and payable to the Municipality and may be collected by the Municipality.
    2. On or before March 1, 2006, the clerk of the City shall prepare and furnish to the clerk of the Municipality a special collector’s roll showing all arrears of real property taxes or special rates assessed against the land in the Municipality annexed area up to and including December 31, 2005, and the persons assessed for them.
    3. Within 30 days of the date of collection by the City of real property taxes or special rates that the Municipality is entitled to collect in the Municipality annexed area under subsection (1) that were due but unpaid on December 31, 2005, the City shall pay to the Municipality an amount equal to the amount collected by the City under subsection (1).
    4. If the City has commenced tax arrear procedures under the Municipal Act, 2001 for the Municipality annexed area and the procedures are not completed by January 1, 2006, the Municipality may continue the procedures.

Assessment

  1. For the purposes of the assessment roll to be prepared for the City under the Assessment Act, the City annexed area shall be deemed to be part of the City and the City annexed area shall be assessed on the same basis that the assessment roll for the City is prepared.
  2. For the purposes of the assessment roll to be prepared for the Municipality under the Assessment Act, the Municipality annexed area shall be deemed to be part of the Municipality and the Municipality annexed area shall be assessed on the same basis that the assessment roll for the Municipality is prepared.

By-Laws

    1. On January 1, 2006, the by-laws of the City extend to the City annexed area and the by-laws of the Municipality cease to apply to such area except,
      1. by-laws of the Municipality,
        1. that were passed under section 34 or 41 of the Planning Act or a predecessor of those sections; and
        2. that were passed under the Highway Traffic Act or the Municipal Act, 2001 or a predecessor of those Acts that regulate the use of highways by vehicles and pedestrians and that regulate the encroachment or projection of buildings or any portion thereof upon or over highways,
          which shall remain in force until amended or repealed by the council of the City;
      2. by-laws of the City passed under the Development Charges Act which shall remain in force until repealed by the council of the Municipality or expire under that Act; and
      3. by-laws of the Municipality passed under sections 45, 58 or 61 of the Drainage Act or a predecessor of those sections;
      4. by-laws of the Municipality passed under section 10 of the Weed Control Act; and
      5. by-laws conferring rights, privileges, franchises, immunities or exemptions that could not have been lawfully repealed by the council of the Municipality
    2. The official plan of the Municipality, as it applies to the City annexed area, and approved under the Planning Act or a predecessor of that Act, becomes an official plan of the City and shall remain in force until amended or repealed.
    3. If the Municipality has commenced procedures to enact a by-law under any Act or to adopt an official plan or an amendment thereto under the Planning Act, and that by-law, official plan or amendment applies to the City annexed area and is not in force on January 1, 2006, the council of the City may continue the procedures to enact the by-law or adopt the official plan or amendment to the extent that it applies to the City annexed area.
    1. On January 1, 2006, the by-laws of the Municipality extend to the Municipality annexed area and the by-laws of the City cease to apply to such area except,
      1. by-laws of the City,
        1. that were passed under section 34 or 41 of the Planning Act or a predecessor of those sections; and
        2. that were passed under the Highway Traffic Act or the Municipal Act, 2001 or a predecessor of those Acts that regulate the use of highways by vehicles and pedestrians and that regulate the encroachment or projection of buildings or any portion thereof upon or over highways,
          which shall remain in force until amended or repealed by the council of the Municipality;
      2. by-laws of the City passed under the Development Charges Act which shall remain in force until repealed by the council of the Municipality or expire under that Act; and
      3. by-laws of the City passed under sections 45, 58 or 61 of the Drainage Act or a predecessor of those sections;
      4. by-laws of the City passed under section 10 of the Weed Control Act; and
      5. by-laws conferring rights, privileges, franchises, immunities or exemptions that could not have been lawfully repealed by the council of the City.
    2. The official plan of the City, as it applies to the Municipality annexed area, and approved under the Planning Act or a predecessor of that Act, becomes an official plan of the Municipality and shall remain in force until amended or repealed.
    3. If the City has commenced procedures to enact a by-law under any Act or to adopt an official plan or an amendment thereto under the Planning Act, and that by-law, official plan or amendment applies to the Municipality annexed area and is not in force on January 1, 2006, the council of the Municipality may continue the procedures to enact the by-law or adopt the official plan or amendment to the extent that it applies to the Municipality annexed area.

Schedule “A”

Parcel 2 (Talbot Street)

Being composed of Part of Lot 10, Concession 8 and Part of Lot 10, Concession 9 and Part of the road allowance between Concessions 8 and 9 adjacent to Lot 10 all in the Geographic Township of Yarmouth, Municipality of Central Elgin, County of Elgin, being part of PIN

35192-0064 and further described as:

Commencing at a point in the south east angle of said Lot 10, Concession 9

Thence northerly along the easterly limit of said Lot 10, Concession 9 a distance of 77.00 feet, said point being in the northerly limit of the lands outlined in red and designated as required for the purposes of the Department on Plan D-353 registered in the Registry Office for the Registry Division of Elgin (11).

Thence southwesterly and westerly along the northerly limit of said Plan D-353 to a point in the easterly limit of Lot 11, Plan 260 registered in the Registry Office for the Registry Division of Elgin,

Thence southerly along the easterly limit of said Lot 11, Plan 260, 10.40 feet more or less to a point in the south east angle of said Lot 11, Plan 260,

Thence southerly in a straight line to a point in the north east angle of Part 3, Plan 11R-5555 deposited in the Registry Office for the Registry Division of Elgin (11), said point also being in the southerly limit of the lands outlined in red and designated as required for the purposes of the Department of Plan d_359 registered in the Registry Office for the Registry Division of Elgin,

Thence easterly and southeasterly along the southerly limit of said Plan D-359 to a point in the easterly limit of said Lot 10, Concession 8,

Thence northerly along the easterly limit of said Lot 10, Concession 8, 77.00 feet more or less to a point in the north east angle of said Lot 10, Concession 8,

Thence northerly in a straight line to the point of commencement.

Parcel 3

All of PIN 35193-0018

Being Part of Lot 10 Concession 8, Geographic Township of Yarmouth, Municipality of Central Elgin, County of Elgin: Described as Parts 1, 2, 3 and 4, 11R-7590.

Parcel 4 (Elm St, City Boundary to West Limit Centennial Rd)

Being part of the road allowance between Concessions 7 and 8, adjacent to Lots 9 & 10, Geographic Township of Yarmouth, part of the street widening adjacent to Lots 52, 53, 54, 55, 56, 57 and 58 as shown on Plan 308 registered in the Registry Office for the Registry Division of

Elgin (11), part of Coulter Avenue as shown on said Plan 308 and all of the street widening adjacent to Lots 1,2, 3, 4, 5, 6 and 7 on said Plan 308, Municipality of Central Elgin, County of Elgin,

Commencing at a point in the intersection of the north limit of Lot 10, Concession 7, Geographic Township of Yarmouth, with the west limit of a public road laid out through Lots 10 and 11 Concession 7 and known as Centennial Road,

Thence north along the northerly production of the westerly limit of said Centennial Road to a point in the south limit of Lot 58, Plan 308, registered in the Registry Office for the Registry Division of Elgin (11).

Thence westerly along the southerly limits of Lots 58, 57, 56, 55, 54, 53 and 52, on said Plan 308, to a point in the southwest angle of Lot 52, on said Plan 308,

Thence westerly to a point in the southeast angle of Lot 7 on said Plan 308,

Thence westerly along the southerly limits of Lots 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2 and 1 as shown on said Plan 308 to a point in the south west angle of Lot 1, as shown on Plan 308,

Thence south along the westerly limit of said Plan 308 to a point in the southerly limit of Lot 8 as shown on Plan 277, Registered in the Registry Office for the Registry Division of Elgin (11), which point is also in the northerly limit of the road allowance between Concessions 7 and 8, (Elm Street),

Thence westerly along the northerly limit of the road allowance between Concessions 7 and 8 (Elm Street) to a point in the southwest angle of Part 2, 11R-1794,

Thence south along the southerly production of the westerly limit of Parts 1 and 2, 11R-1794 to the centre of the road allowance between Concessions 7 and 8 (Elm Street),

Thence easterly along the centre line of the road allowance between Concession 7 and 8 (Elm Street) to the intersection with the northerly production of the westerly limit of Lot 10 Concession 7,

Thence southerly along the northerly production of the westerly limit of Lot 10 Concession 7, to a point in the north west angle of Lot 10, Concession 7,

Thence easterly along the northerly limit of Lot 10, Concession 7 to the point of commencement.

Parcel 5a

Being Part of the road allowance between Concession 6 and 7 adjacent to Lots 5 and 6 and all of the north half of Lot 5 Concession 6, and all of the north half of Lot 6 Concession 6, all in the geographic Township of Yarmouth, Municipality of Central Elgin, County of Elgin, being part of PIN 35235-0002 and more particularly described as:

Commencing at a point in the north east angle of Lot 6, Concession 6,

Thence south along the east limit of Lot 6 Concession 6 to a point in the south east angle of the north half of Lot 6, Concession 6,

Thence west along the south limit of the north half of Lot 6 Concession 6 and along the south limit of the north half of Lot 5, Concession 6 to a point in the south west angle of the North half of Lot 5, Concession 6,

Thence North along the West limit of Lot 5, Concession 6 and its extension northerly to a point in the north limit of the road allowance between Concessions 6 and 7 (Southdale Line)

Thence easterly along the northerly limit of the road allowance between Concession 6 and 7 (Southdale Line) to a point in the southeast angle of Lot 6, Concession 7,

Thence southerly along the southerly production of the westerly limit of Lot 7, Concession 7 to a point in the south limit of the road allowance between Concessions 5 and 7, (Southdale Lie)

Thence easterly along the southerly limit of the road allowance between Concessions 6 and 7 (Southdale Line) to the point of commencement.

Parcel 5b

All of the PIN 35244-0141

Described as the South half of Lot 9 Concession 7, Geographic Township of Yarmouth, Municipality of Central Elgin, County of Elgin.

Parcel 5c

Firstly

All of PIN 35244-0142

Described as the North half of Lot 10 Concession 7, and the North Half of the South half of Lot 10 Concession 7, except Part 2, 11R-5718 and except that part of Lot 10 Concession 7 occupied and used for a public road laid out through Lots 10 and 11 Concession 7, known as Centennial

Road, Geographic Township of Yarmouth, Municipality of Central Elgin, County of Elgin.

Secondly

All of PIN 35244-0143

Described as the South half of the South half of Lot 10 Concession 7, except Part 1, 11r-5718 and except that part of Lot 10 Concession 7 occupied and used for a public road laid out through Lots 10 and 11 Concession 7, known as Centennial Road, Geographic Township of Yarmouth, Municipality of Central Elgin, County of Elgin.

Parcel 5d (From Fairview Ave to Centennial Rd)

Being composed of part of the road allowance between Concessions 6 and 7 adjacent to Lots 8, 9 and 10 in the Geographic Township of Yarmouth, Municipality of Central Elgin, County of Elgin, being part of PIN 35244-0535 and more particularly described as:

Commencing at a point in the south west angle of Lot 9, Concession 7,

Thence southerly along the southerly production of the west limit of Lot 9, Concession 7 to a point in the centre line of the road allowance between Concessions 6 and 7 (Southdale Line),

Thence westerly along the centre line of the road allowance between Concession 6 and 7 (Southdale Line) to the intersection with the northerly production of the westerly limit of Lot 8, Concession 6,

Thence southerly along the northerly production of the westerly limit of Lot 8, Concession 6, to the north west angle of the Lot 8, Concession 6,

Thence easterly along the northerly limits of Lot 8, Concession 6, Lot 9, Concession 6 and Lot 10, Concession 6 to a point in the north west angle of Part 1, D-1480, Thence northerly to a point in the south west angle of Part 1, 11R-5718, said point being in the south limit of Lot 10 Concession 7,

Thence westerly along the south limits of Lot 10, Concession 7 and Lot 9 Concession 7 to the point of commencement.

Parcel 6

Being composed of Part of Lot 9, Range 1 North Edgeware Road, Part of Lot 9, Range 1 South Edgeware Road, all of Lot 10, Range 1 North Edgeware Road, all of Lot 10, Range 1 South Edgeware Road and part of Edgeware Road between Lots 9 and 10, Geographic Township of Yarmouth, Municipality of Central Elgin, County of Elgin,

Commencing at North West angle of the east half of Lot 9 Range 1 North Edgeware Road,

Thence south along the limit between the east half and the west half of Lot 9, Range 1 North Edgeware Road to point in the south limit of Lot 9, Range 1 North Edgeware Road,

Thence south to a point in the northwest angle of the east half of Lot 9, Range 1, South Edgeware Road,

Thence south along the limit between the east half and west half of Lot 9, Range 1 South Edgeware Road to a point in the south limit of Lot 9, Range 1, South Edgeware Road,

Thence east along the south limit of Lot 9, Range 1, South Edgeware Road and along the south limit of Lot 10, range 1 South Edgeware Road to a point in the south east angle of Lot 10, Range 1, South Edgeware Road

Thence north along the east limit of Lot 10, Range 1, South Edgeware Road to a point in the northeast angle of Lot 10, Range 1, South Edgeware Road,

Thence north to a point in the south east angle of Lot 10, range 1 North Edgeware Road,

Thence north along the east limit of Lot 10, Range 1 North Edgeware Road to a point in the North East angle of Lot 10, Range 1, North Edgeware Road,

Thence west along the north limit of Lot 10, Range 1 North Edgeware Road, and along to the North limit of Lot 9, Range 1 North Edgeware Road to the point of commencement, Save and Except Part 27 on Registered Plan D-880.

Parcel 7 (North Talbot Street West)

Being composed of Part of Block A and Part of Crescent Avenue as shown on Plan 144 Registered in the Registry Office for Registry Division of Elgin (11), Part of Lot 1, Concession 9, Geographic Township of Yarmouth, Part of the road allowance between Concession 8 and 9 adjacent to Lot 1, Geographic Township of Yarmouth, and part of the road allowance between the Geographic Township of Yarmouth and Southwold, Municipality of Central Elgin, County of Elgin,

Commencing at a point in the most south westerly angle of the lands designated as Part 1 on the plan attached to Instrument 399051 Registered in the Registry Office for the Registry Division of Elgin (11), said point being in the centreline of the road allowance between the Geographic Townships of Yarmouth and Southwold,

Thence northerly along the westerly limit of the lands designated as Part 1 on the plan attached to said Instrument 399051, being also the centreline of the road allowance between the Geographic Townships of Yarmouth and Southwold, to a point in the most northwesterly angle of the lands designated as Part 1 on the plan attached to said Instrument 399051,

Thence southeasterly along the northerly limit of the lands designated as Part 1 on the plan attached to said Instrument 399051, to a point in the easterly limit of the road allowance between the Geographic Townships of Yarmouth and Southwold,

Thence northerly along the easterly limit of the road allowance between the Geographic Townships of Yarmouth and Southwold to a point, said point being in the northerly limit of the lands outlined in red and designated as required for the purposes of the Department on Plan D-445 registered in the Registry Office for the Registry Division of Elgin (11),

Thence easterly along the northerly limit of the lands outlined in red and designated as required for the purposes of the Department on Plan D-445 registered in the Registry Office for the Registry Division of Elgin (11) to a point in the westerly limit of said Crescent Avenue, said point being in the northerly limit of the lands designated as Part 2 on the plan attached to said Instrument 399051,

Thence easterly, northerly, northeasterly, southeasterly, northerly and easterly following the limits of the lands designated as Part 2 on the Plan attached to said Instrument 399051 to a point in the left hand bank of Kettle Creek facing downstream, prior to its diversion in 1958, said point being in the Municipal boundary between the City of St. Thomas and the Municipality of Central Elgin,

Thence southerly, southwesterly, westerly, northwesterly, westerly and southerly along the left hand bank of Kettle Creek facing downstream, prior to its diversion in 1958, and being coincident with the limits of the lands designated as Part 2 on the plan attached to said Instrument 399051, to a point in the north limit of the lands designated as Part 1 on the plan attached to said Instrument 399051,

Thence southerly, southwesterly and westerly along the left hand bank of Kettle Creek facing downstream, prior to its diversion in 1958, and being coincident with the limits of the lands designated as Part 1 on the plan attached to said Instrument 399501, to the point of commencement.

Schedule “B”

Parcel 1 (East of Wellington Road and Townline)

Being composed of part of Gore Lot A between Lots 45 and 46 North Talbot Road and part of Gore Lot b between Lots 45 and 46 North Talbot Road, Geographic Township of Southwold and part of the road allowance between the Geographic Townships of Yarmouth and Southwold, City of St. Thomas, County of Elgin,

Commencing at a point in the intersection of the centre line of the road allowance between the Geographic Townships of Southwold and Yarmouth with the northeasterly limit of the lands designated as Part 1 on the plan attached to Instrument Number 399053, Registered in the

Registry Office for the Registry Division of Elgin (11),

Thence northwesterly, northerly, westerly and northwesterly along the limits of the lands designated as Part 1 on the plan attached to said Registered Instrument Number 399053, to a point in the most northerly angle of said Part 1, said point also being an angle of the lands designated as Part 1 on the plan attached to Instrument Number 399052, Registered in the Registry Office for the Registry Division of Elgin (11),

Thence northwesterly along the limits of the lands designated as Part 1 on the plan attached to said Instrument Number 399052, to a point in the southeasterly limit of Parcel 1 as shown on Plan D-455 registered in the Registry Office for the Registry Division of Elgin (11),

Thence northeasterly along the southeasterly limit of Parcel 1 as shown on said Plan D-455 to a point in the most easterly angle of Parcel 1 on said Plan D-455.

Thence northeasterly to a point in the southeasterly limit of Gore Lot B between Lots 45 and 46 North Talbot Road, that is distant 770 feet measured southerly along the southeasterly limit of Gore Lot B between Lots 45 and 46 North Talbot Road, from a point in the most easterly angle of Gore Lot B between Lots 45 and 46 North Talbot Road, said point also being in the west limit of the road allowance between the Geographic Townships of Yarmouth and Southwold,

Thence northerly along the west limit of the road allowance between the Geographic Townships of Yarmouth and Southwold, to a point in the most easterly angle of Gore Lot B between lots 45 and 46 North Talbot Road,

Thence southeasterly along the south east production of the northeast limit of said Gore Lot B between Lots 45 and 46 North Talbot Road, to a point in the centre line of the road allowance between the Geographic Townships of Yarmouth and Southwold,

Thence southerly along the centre line of the road allowance between the Geographic Townships of Yarmouth and Southwold, to the point of commencement.

Dated on December 14, 2005

John Gerretsen
Minister of Municipal Affairs and Housing
(139-G024)

County of Perth

City of Stratford, Township of Perth South

Definitions

  1. In this Order,

    “annexed area” means the area comprised of the lands described in the Schedule to this Order;

    “City” means The Corporation of the City of Stratford;

    “County” means The Corporation of the County of Perth; and

    “Township” means The Corporation of the Township of Perth South.

Annexation

    1. On January 1, 2006, the portion of the Township described in the Schedule is annexed to the City.
    2. All real property including any highway, street fixture, waterline, easement and restrictive covenant running with the land of the Township located in the annexed area vests in the City on January 1, 2006.
    3. Assets and liabilities of the Township or the County that are located in the annexed area remain the assets or liabilities of the Township or the County, as the case may be.
    4. Despite subsection (2), any litigation commenced prior to January 1, 2006, with respect to the annexed area remains the obligation of the Township or the County, as the case may be.

Taxes, Etc

    1. All real property taxes under any general or special Act levied and uncollected in the annexed area which are due and unpaid on December 31, 2005, shall be deemed on January 1, 2006, to be taxes, charges and rates due and payable to the City and shall be collected by the City.
    2. The clerk of the Township shall prepare and furnish forthwith after January 1, 2006, to the clerk of the City a special collector’s roll showing all arrears of real property taxes or special rates and charges assessed against the land in the annexed area up to and including December 31, 2005, and the persons assessed for them.
    3. On the first day of the month following the month in which the real property taxes or special rates are collected under subsection (1), the City shall pay to the Township an amount equal to the amount collected by the City.
    4. If the Township has commenced procedures under the Municipal Tax Sales Act or under Part XI of the Municipal Act, 2001 for the annexed area and the procedures are not completed by January 1, 2006, the City may continue the procedures.

Assessment

  1. For the purposes of the assessment roll to be prepared for the City under the Assessment Act for the 2006 taxation year, the annexed area shall be deemed to be part of the City and the annexed area shall be assessed on the same basis that the assessment roll for the City is prepared.

By-Laws

    1. On January 1, 2006, the by-laws of the City extend to the annexed area and the by-laws of the Township cease to apply to such area except,
      1. by-laws of the Township,
        1. that were passed under section 34 or 41 of the Planning Act or a predecessor of those sections; and
        2. that were passed under the Highway Traffic Act or the Municipal Act, 2001 or a predecessor of those Acts that regulate the use of highways by vehicles and pedestrians and that regulate the encroachment or projection of buildings or any portion thereof upon or over highways,
          which shall remain in force until amended or repealed by the council of the City;
      2. by-laws of the Township passed under sections 45, 58 or 61 of the Drainage Act or a predecessor of those sections;
      3. by-laws of the Township passed under section 10 of the Weed Control Act; and
      4. by-laws conferring rights, privileges, franchises, immunities or exemptions that could not have been lawfully repealed by the council of the Township.
    2. The official plan of the County, as it applies to the annexed area, and approved under the Planning Act or a predecessor of that Act, becomes an official plan of the City and shall remain in force until amended or repealed.
    3. If the Township has commenced procedures to enact a by-law under any Act or the County has commenced procedures to adopt an official plan or an amendment thereto under the Planning Act, and that by-law, official plan or amendment applies to the annexed area and is not in force on January 1, 2006, the council of the City may continue the procedures to enact the by-law or adopt the official plan or amendment to the extent that it applies to the annexed area.

Dispute Resolution

    1. If a dispute arises with respect to any issue arising out of the interpretation of this Order, any of the former municipalities may refer the matter in dispute for resolution through mediation. The choice of mediator shall be agreed to by all parties.
    2. If the dispute is not resolved through mediation, then the matter may be referred to arbitration, to be conducted in accordance with the provisions of the Arbitration Act, 1991, except as provided herein.
    3. Where a dispute is referred to arbitration under subsection (2), the decision of the arbitrator shall be final.
    4. If two municipalities that are subject to this Order are parties to the mediation under subsection (1) or the arbitration under subsection (2), the costs associated with the mediation or arbitration proceedings shall be shared equally between the two municipalities.
    5. If the three municipalities that are subject to this Order are parties to the mediation under subsection (1) or the arbitration under subsection (2), the costs associated with the mediation or arbitration proceedings shall be shared one half by the City and the remaining half equally between the Township and the County.

Schedule

Land to be annexed from the Township of Perth South to the City of Stratford:

Part of Lot C and Part of Lot 4 in Concession 3, Geographical Gore in the former Township of Downie in the Township of Perth South, County of Perth being part of PIN 53272-0062(Lt) and part of PIN 53272-0127(Lt) more particularly described as Parts 7, 9, 10, 13, 14 and 15 on Plan44R-4376 deposited in the Land Registry Office for the Land Titles Division of Perth (No. 44).

Dated on December 14, 2005

John Gerretsen
Minister of Municipal Affairs and Housing
(139-G025)

Change of Name Act

Notice Is Hereby Given that the following changes of name were granted during the period from January 01, 2005 to January 08, 2006, under the authority of the Change of Name Act, R.S.O 1990, c.c.7 and the following Regulation R.R.O 1990, Reg 68). The listing below shows the previous name followed by the new name.

Date

Previous Name

New Name

January 01, 2005 to January 08, 2006

Adeyemi, Adeshola.Enitan.

Amushan, Adeshola.Enitan.

January 01, 2005 to January 08, 2006

Adriano, Rosemarie..

Adriano-Estioko, Rosemarie..

January 01, 2005 to January 08, 2006

Alagiyawanna Mohotta, Kelum.Devepriya.

Alagiyawanna, Kelum.Devepriya.

January 01, 2005 to January 08, 2006

Allerton, Caitlin.Jean.Margaret.

Rynard, Caitlin.Jean.Margaret.

January 01, 2005 to January 08, 2006

Angeles, Beverly.Claire.

Galano, Beverly.Claire.

January 01, 2005 to January 08, 2006

Anjum, Sofia..

Syed, Sofia.Imran.

January 01, 2005 to January 08, 2006

Arcu, Henok.Mulugeta.

Tekle, Henok.Mulugeta.

January 01, 2005 to January 08, 2006

Arsanoiu, Luminita.Marinela.

Gillan, Luminita.Marinela.

January 01, 2005 to January 08, 2006

Atell-Kiolbasa Paterson, Craig.Mark.Antoni.

Paterson, Craig.Mark.Antoni.

January 01, 2005 to January 08, 2006

Bandhauer, Ralf.

Bacht, Ralf.

January 01, 2005 to January 08, 2006

Bazil, Jordan.John.Marcel.

Leger, Jordan.Marcel.

January 01, 2005 to January 08, 2006

Beatty, Jeffrey.Charles.

Howard, Jeffrey.Charles..Beatty.

January 01, 2005 to January 08, 2006

Bedic, Beata.

Morin, Beata.

January 01, 2005 to January 08, 2006

Beer, Unice.Elizabeth.

Beer, Eunice.Elizabeth.

January 01, 2005 to January 08, 2006

Bigornia, Joyce.Bello.

Missios, Joyce.Bello.

January 01, 2005 to January 08, 2006

Blake-Lowes, Lysa.Beth..

Hunt, Lysabeth.Blake.

January 01, 2005 to January 08, 2006

Bogaart, Maria.Johanna.

Bogaart, Mary.Jane.

January 01, 2005 to January 08, 2006

Borna, Foyzunnesa.

Elias, Foyzunnesa.

January 01, 2005 to January 08, 2006

Borzellino, Orazio.

Borzellino, Roy.Paul.

January 01, 2005 to January 08, 2006

Bowley, Alexis.Melissa.Marie.

Wade, Alexis.Melissa.Marie.

January 01, 2005 to January 08, 2006

Boyle, William.Henry.

Steele, William.Micheal.

January 01, 2005 to January 08, 2006

Breen, Anna.Elizabeth.

Winge-Breen, Anna.Elizabeth.

January 01, 2005 to January 08, 2006

Buchowski, Margret.Aleksandra.

Buchowski, Margaritta.Aleksandra.

January 01, 2005 to January 08, 2006

Burnfield, Jotham.Rutger.Norman.Cornelius.Abrams.Loockermans

Burnfield-Wiebe, Jotham.Rutger.Norman.Cornelius.Abrams.Loock

January 01, 2005 to January 08, 2006

Butler, Roberta..

Grassi, Roberta.

January 01, 2005 to January 08, 2006

Carter, Karen.Anne.

Emrich, Karen.Anne.

January 01, 2005 to January 08, 2006

Chartier, Luce.Marie.Lisa.

Chartier, Lisa.Marie.Luce.

January 01, 2005 to January 08, 2006

Choksi, Sadia..

Yusuf, Sadia..

January 01, 2005 to January 08, 2006

Chowdhury, Tasiana.

Zannat, Tasiana.

January 01, 2005 to January 08, 2006

Christiaens, William.John.

Meyer, William.John.

January 01, 2005 to January 08, 2006

Dainard, Tammy.Ann..

Barraclough, Tammy.Ann.

January 01, 2005 to January 08, 2006

David, William.George.

Beneteau, Willie.George.

January 01, 2005 to January 08, 2006

Driscoll, Daneil.Carl.

Chong, Daniel.Carl.

January 01, 2005 to January 08, 2006

Durcova, Michaela.

Bednaric, Michaela.

January 01, 2005 to January 08, 2006

Eddy, Carrie.Lynn..

Stark, Carrie.Lynn..

January 01, 2005 to January 08, 2006

Edwards, Tameka.Safiya.Phoebe.

Thomas, Tameka.Safiya.Phoebe.

January 01, 2005 to January 08, 2006

Elijosius, Iris.Rachel.Naomi.Maria.

Elijosius, Zoe.Iris.Maria.

January 01, 2005 to January 08, 2006

Elliott, Kathy.Ann.

Edward, Kathy.Ann.

January 01, 2005 to January 08, 2006

Estrella, John.Vixen.

Magtalas, John.Vincent.Estrella.

January 01, 2005 to January 08, 2006

Fallahzadeh, Hormozd.

Fallz, Steven.

January 01, 2005 to January 08, 2006

Farrell, AngÈLe.Yvette.ThÉRÈSE.

Lance, AngÈLe.Yvette.ThÉRÈSE.

January 01, 2005 to January 08, 2006

Figaro AlcÉ, Alexandra.Olga.AglaÉ.Koei.Hoa.

Figaro, Alexandra.Olga.

January 01, 2005 to January 08, 2006

Gessner, Desiree.Elizabeth..

Shepherd, Desiree.Elizabeth..

January 01, 2005 to January 08, 2006

Gogek, David.Harold.

Fair, David.Harold.

January 01, 2005 to January 08, 2006

Halford, Barbara.Lynne.

Lowe, Barbara.Lynne.

January 01, 2005 to January 08, 2006

Hamilton, Olivia.Kathryn.Kinrade.

Kinrade, Olivia.Kathryn.

January 01, 2005 to January 08, 2006

Harrison, Kayla.Grace.

Wilson, Kayla.Grace.

January 01, 2005 to January 08, 2006

Hart Wall, Esther.

Hart, Esther.

January 01, 2005 to January 08, 2006

He, Li.Man.

He, Mandy.Liman.

January 01, 2005 to January 08, 2006

Huff, Rhonda.Ethel.Winnifred.

Bell, Rhonda.Ethel.Winnifred.

January 01, 2005 to January 08, 2006

Innes, William.Jason..

Brown, Chase.William..

January 01, 2005 to January 08, 2006

Isiuwe, Awele.Hilary.

Biosah, Awele.Isiuwe.

January 01, 2005 to January 08, 2006

Janas, John.Stefan..

Janas, Stefan.John.

January 01, 2005 to January 08, 2006

Jay, Abigail.Beatrice.

Jay-Borer, Abigail.Beatrice.

January 01, 2005 to January 08, 2006

Jay, Kelsie.Anne..

Jay-Borer, Kelsie.Anne.

January 01, 2005 to January 08, 2006

Jordan, Delretta..

Phillip, Yvonne.Delretta.

January 01, 2005 to January 08, 2006

Kalakeche, Shadia.

Dutkewich, Shadia.

January 01, 2005 to January 08, 2006

Kalykhmatava, Natallia..

Melo, Natallia..

January 01, 2005 to January 08, 2006

Kanj, Mohamad.Ali.

Kanj, Mike.

January 01, 2005 to January 08, 2006

Kapadia, Armin.Dhaneshchandra.

Mehta, Armin.Ashish.

January 01, 2005 to January 08, 2006

Konashkova, Yelena..

Maren, Yelena.

January 01, 2005 to January 08, 2006

Kupczyk, Karolina.

Gardzinski, Karolina.

January 01, 2005 to January 08, 2006

Kurbasa, Marija..

Kristo, Marija..

January 01, 2005 to January 08, 2006

Kus, Nalan.

Boliari, Natalia.

January 01, 2005 to January 08, 2006

La Flamme, Sheri.Marie.

La Flamme-Abraham, Sheri.Marie.

January 01, 2005 to January 08, 2006

La Pierre, Mary.Ann.Elizabeth.

Saunders, Mary.Ann.Elizabeth.

January 01, 2005 to January 08, 2006

Lahir Ramzaa, Mohammed.Ismath.

Lahir, Ramzaan.

January 01, 2005 to January 08, 2006

Lai, Tu.Binh.

Lai, Ping.Tu.

January 01, 2005 to January 08, 2006

Latimer, Maggie.Mae.

Tewishaw, Maggie.Mae.

January 01, 2005 to January 08, 2006

Latimer, Terry.Theresa.

Tewishaw, Terri.Theresa.

January 01, 2005 to January 08, 2006

Latimer, William.James.

Tewishaw, William.James.

January 01, 2005 to January 08, 2006

Latimer, Zachary.Tobias.

Tewishaw, Zachary.Toby.

January 01, 2005 to January 08, 2006

Li, Zhen.

Li, Jennifer.Zhen.

January 01, 2005 to January 08, 2006

Limasing, Maria.Liza.T..

Owens, Maria.Liza.T..

January 01, 2005 to January 08, 2006

Ling, Michael.Hin-Tak.

Ching, Michael.Kar-Wai.

January 01, 2005 to January 08, 2006

Liu, Lin.

Liu, Cathy.Lin.

January 01, 2005 to January 08, 2006

Ma, Meaghan.Julia.

Barry, Meaghan.Julia.

January 01, 2005 to January 08, 2006

Ma, Tyler.John.Barry.

Barry, Tyler.John.

January 01, 2005 to January 08, 2006

Macklin, Mahelet.

Macklin, Adina.Jacoba.Mahelet.

January 01, 2005 to January 08, 2006

Macpherson, Cheyenne.Reba.

Macpherson, Christopher.Scott.

January 01, 2005 to January 08, 2006

Majida, Majida.

Baloch, Majida.Wahid.

January 01, 2005 to January 08, 2006

Marshall, Margaret Sharon

Hillis, Shalana.Sharon.

January 01, 2005 to January 08, 2006

Martel, Mary.Ann.Lena.

Martel, Lenna.Mary.

January 01, 2005 to January 08, 2006

Marvi, Marvi.

Baloch, Marvi.Wahid.

January 01, 2005 to January 08, 2006

Mc Andrew, Angela.Grace..

Mc Andrew-Loiselle, Angela.Grace..

January 01, 2005 to January 08, 2006

Mc Diarmid, Joshua.James.

Watt, Joshua.James.

January 01, 2005 to January 08, 2006

Medefu, Gashaw.Ayalew.

Negussie, Gashaw.Mengistie.

January 01, 2005 to January 08, 2006

Mehta, Rohiat.

Mehta, Rohit.

January 01, 2005 to January 08, 2006

Mizuyabu, Karen.Chiaki.

Re, Karen.Chiaki.

January 01, 2005 to January 08, 2006

Mohamed, Mahmond.Kamal.M.

Dawoud, Omar.Kamal..

January 01, 2005 to January 08, 2006

Moskalenko, Oleksandr.

Moss, Olle.

January 01, 2005 to January 08, 2006

Motaz, Foyezullah.

Biswas, Ishraf.Elias.

January 01, 2005 to January 08, 2006

Mullen, Arron.William.

Jarrett, William.Kenneth.Arron.

January 01, 2005 to January 08, 2006

N'Kombe, Kevin.Alfred.

Alfred-N'Kombe, Kevin..

January 01, 2005 to January 08, 2006

N'Kombe, Thierry.Kabangi.

Alfred-N'Kombe, Thierry.

January 01, 2005 to January 08, 2006

Nagy, Klara.Gizella.

Varga, Klara.Gizella.

January 01, 2005 to January 08, 2006

Nikaeen, Seyed.Esmail.

Nikaeen, Ross.

January 01, 2005 to January 08, 2006

Nyulasi, Maria.

Shobayo, Maria.

January 01, 2005 to January 08, 2006

Ogonowski, Justyna.

Nawrot, Justyna.

January 01, 2005 to January 08, 2006

Oliver, Julie.Brandi.

Collingwood, Julie.Brandi.

January 01, 2005 to January 08, 2006

Patel, Zarnaben.S.

Patel, Zarnaben.Rajesh.

January 01, 2005 to January 08, 2006

Petri, Bertina.Eva.

Petri, Tina.

January 01, 2005 to January 08, 2006

Pokhil'Ko, Denis.

Pokhilko, Denis.

January 01, 2005 to January 08, 2006

Pokhil'Ko, Diana.

Pokhilko, Diana.

January 01, 2005 to January 08, 2006

Pokhil'Ko, Emily.

Pokhilko, Emily.

January 01, 2005 to January 08, 2006

Pokhil'Ko, Julia.Bryleva.

Pokhilko, Julia.

January 01, 2005 to January 08, 2006

Quesnel, Colleen.Margaret.

Groth, Colleen.Margaret.

January 01, 2005 to January 08, 2006

Rezwan, Md.Shafin.

Rezwan, Shafin..

January 01, 2005 to January 08, 2006

Ross, Mary.Marcella.Denese.

Ross, Marcella.Denice.

January 01, 2005 to January 08, 2006

Saunders, Jo-Anne.

Saunders, Jo.Anne.

January 01, 2005 to January 08, 2006

Schilling, Winfred.Alexander.

Schilling, William.Winfred.Alexander.

January 01, 2005 to January 08, 2006

Scott, Teresa.Jenetha.

Johnson, Teresa.Jenetha..

January 01, 2005 to January 08, 2006

Sherman, Gina.Marie..

Yeatman, Gina.Marie..

January 01, 2005 to January 08, 2006

Snyder, Amy.Lisbeth..

Mclean, Amy.Lisbeth..

January 01, 2005 to January 08, 2006

Tranmer, Bonnie.Rose.

Thomas, Bonnie.Rose.

January 01, 2005 to January 08, 2006

Tse, Hilary.

Tse, Hill.

January 01, 2005 to January 08, 2006

Van Lieren, Peggy.Ann.

Van Lieren, Peggy.Ann.Kendall.

January 01, 2005 to January 08, 2006

Veurink, Ethan.Derek..

Keesic, Ethan.Derek.

January 01, 2005 to January 08, 2006

Vigia, Joao.Carlos.Pombinha.

Caneco, John.Carlos.

January 01, 2005 to January 08, 2006

White, Tenisha.Joanne.Tracy.

White Larter, Tenisha.April.

January 01, 2005 to January 08, 2006

Wong, Megan.Alexandra.

Hoang, Megan.Alexandra.

January 01, 2005 to January 08, 2006

Zapata Jimenez, Sergio.Arley..

Jimenez, Sergio.

January 01, 2005 to January 08, 2006

Zhang, Yiran.

Zhang, Rebecca.Yiran.

Judith M. Hartman
Deputy Registrar General
(139-G026)

Marriage Act

Certificate Of Permanent Registration as a person authorized to solemnize marriage in Ontario have been issued to the following:

Name

Location

Effective Date

Bice, Kenneth B.

Uxbridge, ON.

04-Jan-06

St. Jean, Andre S.

Petawawa, ON.

04-Jan-06

Thompson, Norman

Smithville, ON.

04-Jan-06

Park, Kyu-Tai

Thornhill, ON.

04-Jan-06

Suleman, Mohamed

Cambridge, ON.

04-Jan-06

Mac Dougall, Peter

Guelph, ON.

04-Jan-06

Shaw, Nigel

Toronto, ON.

04-Jan-06

Re-registrations

Name

Location

Effective Date

Nicholas, Michael

Toronto, ON.

04-Jan-06

Chalmers, John

Toronto, ON.

04-Jan-06

Labelle, Ignatius

Niagara Falls, ON.

04-Jan-06

Certificate Of Cancellation Of Registration as a person authorized to solemnize marriage in Ontario have been issued to the following:

Name

Location

Effective Date

Hardt, William

Caistor Center, ON.

04-Jan-06

Davis, Robert

Niagara Falls, ON.

05-Jan-06

Arbour, Romeo

Ottawa, ON.

05-Jan-06

Brimstin, John Knox

Belleville, ON.

05-Jan-06

Renton, John

Scarborough, ON.

05-Jan-06

Ethier, Gilbert

Windsor, ON.

05-Jan-06

Harris, Gordon Charles

Mississauga, ON.

05-Jan-06

Inkum, Joseph

Mississauga, ON.

05-Jan-06

Donnelly, Bruce

Gloucester, ON.

05-Jan-06

Judith M. Hartman
Deputy Registrar General
(139-G027)

Financial Services Commission of Ontario

January 2006
Pre-approved Framework Guideline for
Whiplash Associated Disorder Grade I Injuries With or Without
Complaint of Back Symptoms

Superintendent’s Guideline No. 01/06

  1. Introduction

    This Guideline is issued pursuant to Section 268.3 of the Insurance Act for the purposes of the Statutory Accident Benefits Schedule (Sabs).

    This Guideline is effective for new Treatment Confirmation Forms submitted by an initiating health practitioner on or after March 1, 2006, and replaces Pre-approved Framework Guideline for Whiplash Associated Disorder Grade I Injuries With or Without Complaint of Back Symptoms Superintendent’s Guideline No. 06/03, September 2003. The changes from the previous Guideline have been made to reflect the elimination of the Designated Assesssment Centre system, effective March 1, 2006.

    This Guideline is intended to set out what goods and services may be provided without insurer approval to an insured person described below who has sustained a Whiplash Associated Disorder Grade I as described below, with or without back pain, and the cost of such services payable by the insured person’s insurer.

    This Guideline reflects a consensus between regulated health professionals and insurers and will be subject to review and revision as required over time.

  2. Impairments that come within this Guideline

    Subject to the exceptions listed in Section 3, below, an insured person’s impairment comes within this Guideline if, after being assessed within 21 days of the accident, the insured person is determined to have an injury that:

    1. resulted from an acceleration-deceleration mechanism of energy transfer to the neck, presents as a complaint of neck pain, stiffness, or tenderness only, with no physical signs, and therefore meets the criteria for “Whiplash Associated Disorder Grade I” (also known as “Wad I”) set out in the Société de l’assurance automobile du Québec’s Task Force Report titled Redefining “Whiplash” and its Management, published in the April 15,1995 edition of Spine, and/or a complex of common symptoms associated with whiplash;
    2. may include a complaint of non-radicular back pain associated with the Wad I; and
    3. is of sufficient severity that it requires the physical treatment interventions provided under this Guideline.

    An insured person who has sustained an impairment covered by this Guideline may exhibit other common symptoms including: shoulder pain; referred arm pain (not from radiculopathy); dizziness; tinnitus; headache; difficulties with hearing and memory acuity; dysphagia; and temporomandibular joint pain. These additional symptoms would not exclude an impairment from this Guideline unless they require separate treatment from that provided under this Guideline.

  3. Impairments that do not come within this Guideline

    An insured person’s impairment does not come within this Guideline if:

    1. the insured person’s impairment comes within the Wad Ii Preapproved Framework Guideline; or
    2. despite being assessed within 21 days of the injury as having an injury described in Section 2, there are specific pre-existing occupational, functional or medical circumstances of the insured person that:
      1. significantly distinguish the insured person’s needs from the needs of other persons with similar impairments that come within this Guideline; and
      2. constitute compelling reasons why other proposed goods or services are preferable to those provided for under this Guideline.

  4. Role of the initiating health practitioner

    The initiating health practitioner:

    1. is a health practitioner as defined by the Sabs who is authorized by law to treat the injury and has the ability to deliver all the goods and services provided for in this Guideline;
    2. initiates treatment by submitting a Treatment Confirmation Form;
    3. provides a significant portion of the goods and services;
    4. may co-ordinate the provision of any goods and services covered by this Guideline and provided to the insured person by another regulated health professional, or directly supervise the provision of any additional goods and services to the insured person by an unregulated health provider, where such treatment is needed by the insured person and is provided under this Guideline;
    5. shall have overall accountability for:
      1. assessing the need for and implementing goods and services such that the treatment elements in this Guideline are addressed as required and appropriate;
      2. ensuring the use of the most appropriate provider(s);
      3. documenting, communicating and billing as required by the Guideline;
      4. reporting outcomes to the insured person and insurer when treatment is inappropriate or ceases;
      5. participating in monitoring the effectiveness of the Guideline by fully completing the forms required by this Guideline; and
    6. determines the presence of any barriers which might delay recovery.

  5. Providers covered by this Guideline

    The initiating health practitioner may include treatment by other providers in the Treatment Confirmation Form. This Guideline covers treatment by the initiating health practitioner and other providers, including unregulated providers where the treatment is directly supervised by a regulated health professional and is not a controlled act as defined by the Regulated Health Professions Act, 1991.

  6. Switching initiating health practitioners

    If for any reason, an insured person receiving treatment under this Guideline wishes to change his or her initiating health practitioner, the insured person and the new practitioner must inform the insurer through submission of a new Treatment Confirmation Form. In the new Treatment Confirmation Form, the insured person will give consent for the insurer to contact the original initiating health practitioner to determine what goods and services referred to in the original Treatment Confirmation Form have not been provided and the insurer will then fill in this amount in Part 9 of the Form.

  7. Treatment covered by this Guideline

    There will typically be one Treatment Confirmation Form which will be prepared by the initiating health practitioner.

    Treatment commences with the first assessment of the insured person by the initiating health practitioner.

    Treatment will have a duration of up to 28 days.

    Regulated health professionals are expected to assess the insured person, develop a plan of treatment and provide up to 9 monitoring/treatment sessions for insured persons covered by this Guideline.

    The focus of the Guideline is on maintaining normal activities and reducing the risk of chronicity.

    From the outset, the insured person will be encouraged to maintain normal activities. The emphasis in the first week will be on assessment, education, reassurance, and pain control. Throughout treatment, emphasis will be put on the insured person’s being in charge of his or her recovery and on carrying on with normal activities. The frequency of provider interventions will diminish as the insured person progresses.

    If prescription medication is needed, a referral to a physician or nurse practitioner is necessary. Regulated health professionals may provide general information on the use of over-the-counter medications, but insured persons should be encouraged to consult a physician, nurse practitioner, or pharmacist on the specific use of these medications.

    The course of treatment may involve the following: reassurance, pain control, mobilization/manipulation, education, and activation (normal daily activities and active exercise).

    Education materials titled Getting the Facts About Whiplash, developed by regulated health professionals and the insurance industry, will be provided by the initiating health practitioner to all insured persons covered by this Guideline. This material may be found in Appendix D.

    The importance of positive messaging is recognized, and it is therefore expected that, at the initial visit and assessment and at subsequent visits, the insured person will be provided with:

    • education regarding “hurt does not equal harm;” and
    • reassurance that most people with Wad I and associated complaints of back symptoms recover within the first few weeks following the injury.

    Not all individuals with Wad I will require any or all of the goods and services included within this Guideline. The provider is responsible for determining the need for goods and services and whether the prescribed goods and services are producing significant progress toward recovery and should be continued under the Guideline. If the insured person has recovered before the completion of the treatment outlined in this Guideline, the insured person should be discharged from treatment.

  8. Supplementary goods and/or services

    Without prior insurer approval, the initiating health practitioner may provide supplementary goods and/or services where they are needed for the management of one or more minor soft tissue injury/ies which:

    1. resulted from the same accident as the Wad I and requires treatment;
    2. is/are unrelated to the Wad I with or without back pain and its common symptoms;
    3. is/are not of sufficient severity to exclude the insured person’s impairment from this Guideline; and
    4. can be fully treated by the provider within the time frame of this Guideline.

    The impairment addressed and the services and/or goods must be specified on the Treatment Confirmation Form and the maximum total cost payable by the insurer for the goods and services provided under this section is $120.

  9. Treatment deemed insufficient or inappropriate

    If the initiating health practitioner determines that the treatment under this Guideline is no longer appropriate or sufficient for the insured person because the insured person is not making sufficient progress towards recovery, the initiating health practitioner will advise the insurer and the insured person (using the Wad I/Wad Ii Paf Discharge & Status Report form). The initiating health practitioner’s options then are as follows:

    1. submit a Treatment Plan;
    2. submit a Treatment Plan and make a referral to the insured person’s physician or another regulated health professional; or
    3. make a referral to the insured person’s physician or other health care professional.

    While treatment/referral decisions are being considered, the initiating health practitioner may:

    1. stop the treatment where it is not appropriate (or no longer needed); or
    2. continue treatment until a decision is reached on the action recommended by the initiating health practitioner or until the end of the treatment covered by this Guideline.

    The Sabs provides that an insurer may reject a Treatment Plan that provides for goods and services to be received during any period in which the insured person is receiving goods and services under this Guideline and the insurer’s determination is not subject to dispute.

    However, the Sabs also provides that nothing prevents an insured person, while receiving goods and services under this Guideline, from submitting a Treatment Plan applicable to a period other than the period covered by this Guideline. If the insurer does not approve the Treatment Plan within the time period prescribed in the Sabs, the insurer will have to notify the insured person that it requires an insurer examination.

  10. Completing the treatment under this Guideline

    Upon completion of treatment, the initiating health practitioner will prepare a final report which will indicate the insured person’s outcomes from treatment.

    If an insured person elects to end treatment under this Guideline, the insured person may only resume treatment at a later date if this will not extend the overall duration and expenditure limits of the Guideline.

    When an insured person is receiving treatment under the Guideline, the termination options are:

    1. Resolved and discharged within 4 weeks (Wad I/Wad Ii Paf Discharge & Status Report form completed by initiating health practitioner);
    2. Condition improving, but improvement is insufficient at the end of the treatment (further or other treatment beyond the Guideline is dependent upon the Treatment Plan application and approval process of the Sabs);
    3. Not resolving (decision made as soon as possible) and the initiating health practitioner completes the Wad I/Wad Ii Paf Discharge & Status Report form and discharges insured person;
    4. Insured person unreasonably fails to participate in treatment. This may be inferred from the insured person’s non-attendance at 2 consecutive appointments or 4 appointments overall without a reasonable explanation. Provider required to complete Wadi/Wad Ii Paf Discharge & Status Report form; or
    5. Insured person withdraws consent.

  11. Reporting requirement for initiating health practitioners

    The initiating health practitioner is expected to establish clinical outcome goals for the insured person receiving treatment under this Guideline that are consistent with the goals of return to normal activities in the early stages of recovery and reducing the risk of chronicity. Throughout the course of treatment the initiating health practitioner is expected to use appropriate measures/indicators to evaluate progress towards achievement of these goals.

    For the purposes of documenting the impact of the Guidelines on an insured person whose impairment comes within this Guideline and contributing to the overall evaluation of the Guideline, the initiating health practitioner must complete the Wad I/Wad Ii Paf Discharge & Status Report form.

  12. Provider reimbursement

    An initiating health practitioner who provides a good and/or service to an insured person in accordance with the Guideline must submit a Treatment Confirmation Form not later than 5 business days after first seeing the insured person.

    The Sabs provides that the insurer must confirm to the initiating health practitioner no later than 5 business days after receiving the Treatment Confirmation Form, that the auto insurance policy referenced to in the Treatment Confirmation Form was in force on the date of the accident. Payment to the initiating health practitioner may be denied due to coverage issues or exclusions set out in the Sabs.

    The insurer’s payment will follow receipt of a completed Treatment Confirmation Form, Application for Accident Benefits and Auto Insurance Standard Invoice, Version C. The insurer is not obliged to make payment until after the insurer has received an Application for Accident Benefits.

    In the case of the final invoice, the insurer’s payment will follow receipt of a Wadi/Wad Ii Paf Discharge & Status Report and Auto Insurance Standard Invoice, Version C.

  13. Content of appendices

    Appendix A sets out the payment schedule in chart form.

    Appendix B sets out an overview of the expected course of treatment for an insured person whose impairment comes within this Guideline. Providers will individualize these treatment directives for the needs of each insured person.

    Appendix C sets out what goods/services an insurer is not obliged to fund pursuant to this Guideline for an insured person whose impairment comes within this Guideline.

    Appendix D contains the educational brochure titled Getting the Facts About Whiplash.

Appendix A - Wad I Payment Schedule

Health care providers are entitled to the following payments for treatment of an insured person whose impairment comes within this Guideline. Fees are payable where the insured person has received any treatment in that block, including where treatment has been discontinued.

Weeks 1 and 2 - $296

Discharge anytime during weeks 1 or 2 or at end of week 2, completion of discharge report and monitoring - $152,

Weeks 3 and 4 - $160

Final assessment and completion of discharge report - $80

Supplementary goods and services - $120

Transfer fee if changing initiating health practitioner - $48

Appendix B - Wad I Course of treatment

 

Weeks

Goods/Services

1

Weeks 1 and 2

  

2

Initial Visit:
  • Up to 4 monitoring/treatment sessions expected in this block
  • Conduct assessment including history and physical examination to determine that criteria are met for inclusion in the Guideline, relationship of complaints to the accident, the need for the recommended goods and services and identification of any potential barriers to recovery
  • Complete Treatment Confirmation Form

3

Initial and Subsequent Visits:
  • Provide advice and reassurance to maintain usual activities without interruption
  • Review “Getting the Facts about Whiplash”
  • Manage pain as appropriate (may require physician referral)
  • Prescribe mild home exercise to maintain range of motion
  • Initiate manipulation/mobilization, if appropriate, to maintain function
  • If unexpectedly unable to perform preaccident activities at home or work, advise insurer and make recommendation to the insured person and/or insurer

4

Considerations for Providers at the End of Week 2:
If Wad I improving but further goods and services required:
  • Provide advice and reassurance to encourage maintenance of usual activities
  • Manage pain as appropriate
  • Prescribe mild home exercise, and if necessary provide mild supervised exercise
  • Utilize manipulation/mobilization and/or physical therapies if required as part of a strategy that promotes activation

5

Considerations for Providers at the End of Week 2:
If Wad I not resolving or improving:
  • Re-evaluate and advise insurer

6

If discharged during Week 1 or 2:
  • Discharge from treatment with advice and reassurance
  • Complete Wad I/Ii Paf Discharge & Status Report
  • Monitor insured person

7

Weeks 3 and 4:
  • At or about day 15 evaluate progress and plan for the next 13 days
  • Up to 5 treatment sessions expected in weeks 3 and 4

8

If Wad I resolution expected without further goods and services:
  • Discharge from treatment with advice and reassurance, and
  • Monitor insured person

9

If Wad I resolution expected by the end of the treatment under the Guideline:
  • Provide advice and reassurance to encourage maintenance of usual activities
  • Manage pain as appropriate
  • Prescribe mild home exercise, and if necessary provide supervised exercise
  • Utilize manipulation/mobilization or physical therapies if required as part of a strategy that promotes activation and
  • mobility

10

If Wad I is resolving or improving but resolution not expected by end of treatment under this Guideline:
  • Provide advice and reassurance to encourage maintenance of usual activities
  • If activities of daily living are affected, advise insurer and make recommendations to the insured person and insurer for a course of action
  • Manage pain as appropriate
  • Prescribe mild home exercise
  • Consider more intensive manipulation/mobilization or physical therapy as part of a strategy that promotes normal activities

11

If Wad I not resolving or improving:
  • Advise insurer and insured person’s treating health practitioner
  • Reassess
  • Submit Treatment Plan and/or refer to appropriate regulated health professional

12

Completion of Week 4:
  • Final assessment and report to insurer and insured person using Wad I/Wad Ii Paf Discharge and Status Report

Appendix C - Goods and services not covered in the Guideline

An insurer is not obliged to pay pursuant to this Guideline for the following goods/services rendered to an insured person with an impairment that comes within this Guideline:

  • Cervical pillows;
  • Advice supporting inactivity or bedrest;
  • Injections of anesthetics, sterile water or steroids to the neck;
  • Soft collar;
  • Spray and stretch; and
  • Magnetic necklaces.

Appendix D - Getting the Facts about Whiplash

Getting the facts about Whiplash: Grades I and II

People injured in car accidents sometimes experience a strain of the neck muscles and surrounding soft tissue, known commonly as whiplash. This injury often occurs when a vehicle is hit from the rear or the side, causing a sharp and sudden movement of the head and neck. Whiplash may result in tender muscles (Grade I) or limited neck movement (Grade II). This type of injury is usually temporary and most people who experience it make a complete recovery. If you have suffered a whiplash injury, knowing more about the condition can help you participate in your own recovery. This brochure summarizes current scientific research related to Grade I and II whiplash injuries.

Understanding Whiplash

  • Most whiplash injuries are not serious and heal fully.
  • Signs of serious neck injury, such as fracture, are usually evident in early assessments. Health care professionals trained to treat whiplash are alert for these signs.
  • Pain, stiffness and other symptoms of Grades I or II whiplash typically start within the first 2 days after the accident. A later onset of symptoms does not indicate a more serious injury.
  • Many people experience no disruption to their normal activities after a whiplash injury. Those who do usually improve after a few days or weeks and return safely to their daily activities.
  • Just as the soreness and stiffness of a sprained ankle may linger, a neck strain can also feel achy, stiff or tender for days or weeks. While some patients get better quickly, symptoms can persist over a longer period of time. For most cases of Grades I and II whiplash, these symptoms gradually decrease with a return to activity.

Daily Activity and Whiplash

  • Continuing normal activities is very important to recovery.
  • Resting for more than a day or two usually does not help the injury and may instead prolong pain and disability. For whiplash injuries, it appears that “rest makes rusty.”
  • Injured muscles can get stiff and weak when they’re not used. This can add to pain and can delay recovery.
  • A return to normal activity may be assisted by active treatment and exercises.
  • Cervical collars, or “neck braces,” prevent motion and may add to stiffness and pain. These devices are generally not recommended, as they have shown little or no benefit.
  • Returning to activity maintains the health of soft-tissues and keeps them flexible - speeding recovery. Physical exercise also releases body chemicals that help to reduce pain in a natural way.
  • To prevent development of chronic pain, it is important to start moving as soon as possible.

Tips For Return To Activity

  • Avoid sitting in one position for long periods.
  • Periodically stand and stretch.
  • Sit at your workstation so that the upper part of your arm rests close to your body, and your back and feet are well supported.
  • Adjust the seat when driving so that your elbows and knees are loosely bent.
  • When shopping or carrying items, use a cart or hold things close to the body for support.
  • Avoid contact sports or strenuous exercise for the first few weeks to prevent further injury. Ask your health professional about other sporting or recreational activities.
  • Make your sleeping bed comfortable. The pillow should be adjusted to support the neck at a comfortable height.

Treating Whiplash

  • Research indicates that successful whiplash treatment requires patient cooperation and active efforts to resume daily activity.
  • A treating health care professional will assess your whiplash injuries, and discuss options for treatment and control of pain.
  • Although prescription medications are usually unnecessary, temporary use of mild over-the-counter medication may be suggested, in addition to ice or heat.
  • Your treating health care professional may recommend appropriate physical treatment.

Avoiding Chronic Pain

  • Some whiplash sufferers are reluctant to return to activity, fearing it will make the injury worse. Pain or tenderness may cause them to overestimate the extent of physical damage.
  • If your health professional suggests a return to activity, accept the advice and act on it.
  • Stay connected with family, friends and co-workers. Social withdrawal can contribute to depression and the development of chronic pain.
  • If you are discouraged or depressed about your recovery, talk to your health professional.
  • Focus on getting on with your life, rather than on the injury!

Preventing Another Whiplash Injury

  • Properly adjusting the height of your car seat head restraint (head rest) will help prevent whiplash injury in an accident. In an ideal adjustment, the top of the head should be in line with the top of the head restraint and there should be no more than 2 to 5 cm between the back of the head and the head restraint.

This brochure provides general information about whiplash injuries. It does not replace advice from a qualified health care professional who can properly assess a whiplash injury and recommend treatment.

The information highlights the latest available scientific research on whiplash and has been endorsed by the following groups:

Insurance Bureau of Canada (Ibc)
Ontario Chiropractic Association (Oca)
Ontario Massage Therapist Association (Omta)
Ontario Physiotherapy Association (Opa)
Ontario Society of Occupational Therapists (Osot)
(139-G032A)

January 2006
Pre-approved Framework Guideline for
Whiplash Associated Disorder Grade II Injuries With or Without
Complaint of Back Symptoms

Superintendent’s Guideline No. 02/06

  1. Introduction

    This Guideline is issued pursuant to Section 268.3 of the Insurance Act for the purposes of the Statutory Accident Benefits Schedule (SABS).

    This Guideline is effective for new Treatment Confirmation Forms submitted by an initiating health practitioner on or after March 1, 2006, and replaces Pre-approved Framework Guideline for Whiplash Associated Disorder Grade II Injuries With or Without Complaint of Back Symptoms Superintendent’s Guideline No.07/03, July 2003. The changes from the previous Guideline have been made to reflect the elimination of the Designated Assesssment Centre system, effective March 1, 2006.

    This Guideline is intended to set out what goods and services may be provided without insurer approval to an insured person who has sustained a Whiplash Associated Disorder Grade II as described below, with or without back pain, and the cost of such services payable by the insured person’s insurer.

    This Guideline reflects a consensus between regulated health professionals and insurers and will be subject to review and revision as required over time.

  2. Impairments that come within this Guideline

    Subject to the exceptions listed in Section 3, below, an insured person’s impairment comes within this Guideline if, after being assessed within 28 days of the accident, the insured person is determined to have sustained an injury that:

    1. resulted from an acceleration-deceleration mechanism of energy transfer to the neck, presents as a complaint of neck pain, stiffness, or tenderness, and musculoskeletal sign(s), including decreased range of motion and point tenderness, and therefore meets the criteria for “Whiplash Associated Disorder Grade II” (also known as “Wad Ii”) set out in the Société de l’assurance automobile du Québec’s Task Force Report titled Redefining “Whiplash” and its Management, published in the April 15, 1995 edition of Spine;
    2. may include a complaint of non-radicular back symptoms associated with the Wad Ii; and
    3. is of sufficient severity that it requires the physical treatment interventions provided under this Guideline.

    An insured person who has sustained an impairment covered by this Guideline may also exhibit other common symptoms including: shoulder pain; referred arm pain (not from radiculopathy); dizziness; tinnitus; headache; difficulties with hearing and memory acuity; dysphagia; and temporomandibular joint pain. These additional symptoms would not exclude an impairment from this Guideline unless they require separate treatment from that provided under this Guideline.

  3. Impairments that do not come within this Guideline

    An insured person’s impairment does not come within this Guideline if:

    1. The insured person’s impairment comes within the Wad I Preapproved Framework Guideline; or
    2. despite being assessed within 28 days of the injury as having an injury described in Section 2, there are specific pre-existing occupational, functional or medical circumstances of the insured person that:
      1. significantly distinguish the insured person’s needs from the needs of other persons with similar impairments that come within this Guideline; and
      2. constitute compelling reasons why other proposed goods or services are preferable to those provided for under this Guideline.

  4. Responsibilities of the initiating health practitioner

    The initiating health practitioner:

    1. is a health practitioner as defined by the Sabs who is authorized by law to treat the injury and has the ability to deliver all the goods/services provided for in this Guideline;
    2. initiates treatment by submitting a Treatment Confirmation Form;
    3. provides a significant portion of the goods and services;
    4. may co-ordinate the provision of any goods and services covered by this Guideline and provided to the insured person by another regulated health professional, or directly supervise the provision of any additional goods and services to the insured person by an unregulated provider, where such treatment is needed by the insured person and is provided under this Guideline;
    5. shall have overall accountability for:
      1. assessing the need for and implementing goods and services such that the treatment elements in this Guideline are addressed as required and appropriate;
      2. ensuring the use of the most appropriate provider(s);
      3. documenting, communicating and billing as required by the Guideline;
      4. reporting outcomes to the insured person and insurer when treatment is inappropriate or ceases;
      5. participating in monitoring the effectiveness of the Guideline by fully completing the forms required by this Guideline; and
    6. determines the presence of any barriers which might delay recovery.

  5. Providers covered by this Guideline

    The initiating health practitioner may include treatment by other providers in the Treatment Confirmation Form. This Guideline covers treatment by the initiating health practitioner and other providers, including unregulated providers where the treatment is directly supervised by a regulated health professional and is not a controlled act as defined by the Regulated Health Professions Act, 1991.

  6. Switching initiating health practitioners

    If for any reason an insured person receiving treatment under this Guideline wishes to change his or her initiating health practitioner, the insured person and the new practitioner must inform the insurer through submission of a new Treatment Confirmation Form. In the new Treatment Confirmation Form, the insured person will give consent for the insurer to contact the original initiating health practitioner to determine what goods and services referred to in the original Treatment Confirmation Form have not been provided and the insurer will then fill in this amount in Part 9 of the form.

  7. Treatment/assessments covered by this Guideline

    There will typically be one Treatment Confirmation Form which will be prepared by the initiating health practitioner.

    The treatment commences with the insured person’s first assessment by the initiating health practitioner.

    If treatment is initiated during the first 7 days following an accident, the duration of treatment will be 7 weeks. If treatment is initiated between 8 and 28 days following an accident, the duration of treatment will be 6 weeks.

    In the first week of treatment under the Guideline emphasis will be on assessment, education, reassurance and pain control and may include physician referral for prescription medication.

    Education materials titled Getting the Facts About Whiplash, developed by regulated health professionals and the insurance industry, will be provided by the initiating health practitioner to all insured persons covered by this Guideline. This material may be found in Appendix E.

    The importance of positive messaging is recognized, and it is therefore expected that, at the initial visit and assessment and at subsequent visits, the insured person will be provided with:

    • education regarding “hurt does not equal harm;” and
    • reassurance that most people with Wad Ii and associated complaints of back symptoms recover within the first few weeks following the injury.

    Emphasis will be on the insured person’s responsibility for his or her recovery and the return to normal activities. The frequency of goods and services will diminish as the insured person progresses.

    If prescription medication is needed, a referral to a physician or nurse practitioner is necessary. Regulated health professionals may provide general information on the use of over-the-counter medications, but insured persons should be encouraged to consult a physician, nurse practitioner, or pharmacist on the specific use of these medications.

    Not all individuals with Wad Ii will require any or all of the goods and services included within this Guideline. The provider is responsible for determining the need for goods and services and whether the prescribed goods and services are producing significant progress toward recovery and should be continued under the Guideline. If the insured person has recovered before the completion of the treatment outlined in this Guideline, the insured person should be discharged from treatment.

  8. Ancillary goods or services (Sabs s. 37.2)

    With prior insurer approval, certain ancillary goods or services may be proposed by the initiating health practitioner or family physician or insurer and carried out by a regulated health professional while the insured person continues to be covered by this Guideline. Prior approval from the insurer must be requested on a separate Treatment Confirmation Form.

    Once the request for ancillary goods or services is received, the insurer has 5 business days to either:

    1. notify the insured person and the health care practitioner concerning whether the insurer will pay for all or part of the ancillary goods or services; or
    2. notify the insured person that the insurer wants an examination by a member of a health profession, social worker or an expert in vocational rehabilitation to take place to assist the insurer in determining whether to pay for the ancillary goods or services. This examination is a file review of documents and does not require the personal attendance of the insured.

    If the insurer fails to respond within the prescribed time period, the insurer must pay for the ancillary goods or services delivered under the Treatment Confirmation Form.

    For the purposes of this Guideline, ancillary goods or services which may be requested are an Activities of Normal Life Intervention (Anli), in order to identify and evaluate areas of functional difficulty or barriers to recovery due to the Wad Ii or back pain and to implement strategies for recovery. An Anli is not an assessment for the purpose of determining eligibility for housekeeping, attendant care or weekly benefits.

    The insured person must be present during the Anli (excluding reporting back). The Anli will take no more than 4 hours for the regulated health professional to complete, including preparation of the report (not including travel time/mileage).

    The regulated health professional must report back to the initiating health practitioner (where not the same person), insurer, insured person and family physician and comment on assessment findings, treatment interventions provided and recommendations.

    If, upon completion of the Anli, the regulated health professional identifies a need for further goods and services, she or he will complete a Treatment Plan and submit the request to the insurer.

  9. Supplementary goods and/or services

    Without prior insurer approval, the initiating health practitioner may provide supplementary goods and/or services where they are needed for the management of one or more minor soft tissue injury/ies which:

    1. resulted from the same accident as the Wad Ii and requires treatment;
    2. is/are unrelated to the Wad Ii with or without back pain and its common symptoms;
    3. is/are not of sufficient severity to exclude the insured person’s impairment under this Guideline; and
    4. can be fully treated by the provider within the time frame of this Guideline.

    The impairment addressed and the services and/or goods must be specified by the initiating health practitioner on a Treatment Confirmation Form and the maximum total cost payable by the insurer for the goods and services provided under this section is $160

  10. Treatment deemed insufficient or inappropriate

    If the initiating health practitioner determines that treatment under this Guideline is no longer appropriate or sufficient for the insured person because the insured person is not making sufficient progress towards recovery, the initiating health practitioner will advise the insurer and the insured person (using the Wad I/Wad Ii Paf Discharge & Status Report form). The initiating health practitioner’s options then are the following:

    1. submit a Treatment Plan; or
    2. submit a Treatment Plan and make a referral to the insured person’s physician or another regulated health professional; or
    3. with insurer agreement, extend treatment under this Guideline for no more than 4 visits and 2 weeks beyond end of regular duration and at a price determined by the insurer and initiating health practitioner; or
    4. make a referral to the insured person’s physician or another regulated health professional.

    While treatment/referral decisions are being considered, the initiating health practitioner may:

    1. stop the treatment where it is not appropriate (or no longer needed); or
    2. continue treatment until a decision is reached on the action recommended by the initiating health practitioner.

    The Sabs provides that an insurer may reject a Treatment Plan that provides for goods and services to be received during any period in which the insured person is receiving goods and services under this Guideline and the insurer’s determination is not subject to dispute.

    However, the Sabs also provides that nothing prevents an insured person, while receiving goods and services under this Guideline, from submitting a Treatment Plan applicable to a period other than the period covered by this Guideline. If the insurer does not approve the Treatment Plan within the time period prescribed in the Sabs, the insurer will have to notify the insured person that it requires an insurer examination.

  11. Completing the treatment under this Guideline

    Upon completion of treatment, the initiating health practitioner will prepare a final report which will indicate the insured person’s outcomes from treatment.

    If an insured person elects to end treatment under this Guideline, he or she may only resume treatment at a later date if this will not extend the overall duration and expenditure limits of the Guideline.

    When an insured person is receiving treatment under the Guideline, the termination options are:

    1. Resolved and discharged within 6 weeks (Wad I/Wad Ii Paf Discharge & Status Report completed by initiating health practitioner);
    2. Condition improving, but improvement is insufficient at the end of the treatment (further or other treatment beyond the Guideline is dependent upon the Treatment Plan application and approval process of the Sabs);
    3. Not resolving (decision made as soon as possible) and the initiating health practitioner completes the Wad I/Wad Ii Paf Discharge & Status Report form and discharges the insured person;
    4. Insured person unreasonably fails to participate in treatment. This may be inferred from the insured person’s nonattendance at 2 consecutive appointments or 4 appointments overall without a reasonable explanation. Provider required to complete Wad I/Wad Ii Paf Discharge & Status Report form; or
    5. Insured person withdraws consent.

  12. Reporting requirement for initiating health practitioners

    The initiating health practitioner is expected to establish clinical outcome goals for the insured person receiving treatment under this Guideline that are consistent with the goals of return to normal activities in the early stages of recovery and reducing the risk of chronicity. Throughout the course of treatment the initiating health practitioner is expected to use appropriate measures/indicators to evaluate progress towards achievement of these goals.

    For the purposes of documenting the impact of the Guidelines on an insured person whose impairment comes within this Guideline and contributing to the overall evaluation of the Guideline, the initiating health practitioner must complete the Wad I/Wad Ii Paf Discharge & Status Report form.

  13. Provider reimbursement

    An initiating health practitioner who provides a good and/or service to an insured person in accordance with the Guideline must submit a Treatment Confirmation Form not later than 5 business days after first seeing the insured person.

    The Sabs provides that the insurer must confirm to the initiating health practitioner no later than 5 business days after receiving the Treatment Confirmation Form, that the auto insurance policy referenced in the Treatment Confirmation Form was in force on the date of the accident. Payment to the initiating health practitioner may be denied due to coverage issues or exclusions set out in the Sabs.

    The insurer’s payment will follow receipt of a completed Treatment Confirmation Form, Application for Accident Benefits and Auto Insurance Standard Invoice, Version C. The insurer is not obliged to make payment until after the insurer has received an Application for Accident Benefits.

    In the case of the final invoice, the insurer’s payment will follow receipt of a Wadi/Wad Ii Paf Discharge & Status Report and Auto Insurance Standard Invoice, Version C.

    Where an x-ray service is provided to an insured person whose impairment comes within this Guideline by a chiropractor who is an initiating health practitioner, that service is payable without insurer approval and subject to the reimbursement schedule outlined in Appendix D to this Guideline.

  14. Content of appendices

    Appendix A sets out the payment schedule in chart form.

    Appendix B sets out an overview of the expected course of treatment for an insured person whose impairment comes within this Guideline. Providers will individualize these treatment directives for the needs of each insured person.

    Appendix C sets out what goods/services an insurer is not obliged to fund pursuant to this Guideline for an insured person whose impairment comes within this Guideline.

    Appendix D outlines the payment schedule for x-rays provided pursuant to this Guideline for an insured person whose impairment comes within this Guideline. Any other x-ray service is subject to insurer approval.

    Appendix E contains the educational brochure titled Getting the Facts About Whiplash.

Appendix A - Wad Ii Payment Schedule

Health care providers are entitled to the following reimbursement for treatment of an insured person whose impairment comes within this Guideline. Fees are payable where the insured person has received any treatment in that week including where treatment has been discontinued.

Week 1 - $240

Weeks 2 and 3 - $432

Discharge at end of Week 3 and monitoring - $160

Weeks 4, 5 and 6 - $408

Final assessment and completion of report - $80

Supplementary goods and services - $160

Transfer fee if changing initiating health practitioner - $48

Appendix B - Wad Ii Course of treatment

 

Weeks

Treatment/Services

1

Weeks 1 to 3

  

2

Initial Visit / Week 1:
  • Initial visit and up to 3 treatment sessions
  • Conduct assessment including history, physical exam, x-rays (subject to Appendix D in Guideline) to determine if criteria met for inclusion in the Guideline, relationship of complaints to the accident, the need for the recommended goods and services if any and identification of any potential barriers to recovery
  • Complete Treatment Confirmation Form
  • Provide “Getting the Facts About Whiplash”
  • Manage pain as appropriate (may include physician referral for prescription medication)
  • Prescribe mild home exercise to improve range of motion
  • Initiate manipulation/mobilization, if appropriate, to improve function
  • Consider prognosis and need for Anli

3

Visits in Weeks 2 and 3:
  • 2 to 4 treatments/monitoring sessions per week expected in this block
  • Provide advice and reassurance to encourage return to usual activities

4

Considerations for Providers at the end of Week 3:
If WAD improving but further goods and services required:
  • Provide advice and reassurance to encourage maintenance of usual activities as soon as possible
  • Manage pain as appropriate
  • Prescribe mild home exercise and, if necessary, mild supervised exercise
  • Utilize manipulation/mobilization and/or physical therapies if required as part of a strategy that promotes activation and return of mobility

5

Considerations for Providers at the end of Week 3:
If Wad Ii not resolving or improving:
  • Re-evaluate
  • Consider need for Anli

6

Considerations for Providers at the end of Week 3:
If Wad Ii resolution expected without further intervention:
  • Discharge from treatment with advice and reassurance
  • Monitor

7

If discharged during Weeks 2 or 3 or at end of Week 3:
  • Discharge from treatment with advice and reassurance and complete Wad I/Wad Ii Discharge & Status Report
  • Monitor insured person

8

Weeks 4, 5 and 6
  • At or about day 21 evaluate progress and plan for next 21 days
  • 1 - 3 treatment sessions per week expected in this block

9

Considerations for providers during weeks 4-6:
If Wad Ii resolution expected without further interventions:
  • Discharge from treatment with advise and reassurance
  • Monitor

10

Considerations for providers during weeks 4-6:
If Wad Ii resolution expected by the end of treatment under the Guideline:
  • Provide advice and reassurance to encourage return to usual activities as soon as possible
  • Manage pain as appropriate
  • Prescribe mild home exercise, and if necessary, provide supervised exercise
  • Utilize manipulation/mobilization and/or physical therapies if required as part of a strategy that promotes activation and return of mobility

11

If Wad Ii is resolving or improving but resolution not expected by end of treatment under the Guideline:
  • Advise insurer including presence of any barriers to recovery
  • Provide advice and reassurance to encourage return to usual activities as soon as possible
  • Manage pain as appropriate
  • Prescribe mild home exercise
  • Consider more intensive manipulation/mobilization and/or physical therapies as part of a strategy that promotes activation and return of mobility
  • Consider need for Anli
  • Consider supervised exercise and conditioning program
  • Consider requesting an extension of treatment under this Guideline from insurer of up to 4 visits and 2 weeks or, if more treatment is needed, submit Treatment Plan to insurer

12

If WAD not resolving or improving:
  • Advise insurer and, if appropriate, insured person’s treating health practitioner
  • Reassess
  • Submit Treatment Plan and/or refer to appropriate regulated health professional

13

Completion of week 6:
  • Final assessment and report to insurer and insured person

Appendix C - Goods and services not covered in the Guideline

An Insurer is not obliged to pay pursuant to this Guideline for the following goods/services rendered to an insured person with an impairment that comes within this Guideline:

  • Cervical pillows;
  • Advice supporting inactivity or bedrest;
  • Injections of anaesthetics, sterile water or steroids to the neck;
  • Soft collar for more than 2 days;
  • Spray and stretch; and
  • Magnetic necklaces.

Note: Adjunct passive modalities (transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation, ultrasound, massage, heat/cold application, short term bedrest) are included in the funding where part of strategy promoting activation and return to mobility.

Appendix D - Payment Schedule for X-Rays

X-ray services for an insured person with an impairment that comes within this Guideline are payable under the following circumstances:

  • X-rays listed below do not require insurer approval, but fees may not exceed those listed in table below. Any other x-rays require insurer/DAC approval.
  • No other comparable x-rays have been taken by another health practitioner or facility since the accident.
  • Any available funding from Ohip or collateral insurance is utilized before the insurer is billed.
  • The insured person displays one or more of the following characteristics:
  • Suspicion of bony injury;
  • Suspicion of degenerative changes, instability, or other conditions of sufficient severity that counter indications to one or more interventions must be ruled out;
  • Suspicion of rheumatoid arthritis;
  • Suspicion of osteoporosis; or
  • History of cancer.

Description

CCI

Maximum Fee ($)

Code

Attribute

Cervical Spine

      

2 or fewer views

3.Sc.10

CXA

$35.20

3-4 views

3.Sc.10

CXB

$42.00

5-6 views

3.Sc.10

CXC

$48.00

more than 6 views

3.Sc.10

CXD

$56.64
       

Thoracic Spine

      

2 or fewer views

3.Sc.10

THA

$32.85

3-4 views

3.Sc.10

THB

$43.23
       

Lumbar or Lumbosacral spine

      

2 or fewer views

3.Sc.10

LBA or LSA

$35.20

3-4 views

3.Sc.10

LBB or LSB

$42.00

5-6 views

3.Sc.10

LBC or LSC

$48.00

More than 6 views

3.Sc.10

LBD or LSD

$55.86

Appendix E - Getting the Facts about Whiplash

Getting the facts about Whiplash: Grades I and II

People injured in car accidents sometimes experience a strain of the neck muscles and surrounding soft tissue, known commonly as whiplash. This injury often occurs when a vehicle is hit from the rear or the side, causing a sharp and sudden movement of the head and neck. Whiplash may result in tender muscles (Grade I) or limited neck movement (Grade II). This type of injury is usually temporary and most people who experience it make a complete recovery. If you have suffered a whiplash injury, knowing more about the condition can help you participate in your own recovery. This brochure summarizes current scientific research related to Grade I and II whiplash injuries.

Understanding Whiplash

  • Most whiplash injuries are not serious and heal fully.
  • Signs of serious neck injury, such as fracture, are usually evident in early assessments. Health care professionals trained to treat whiplash are alert for these signs.
  • Pain, stiffness and other symptoms of Grades I or II whiplash typically start within the first 2 days after the accident. A later onset of symptoms does not indicate a more serious injury.
  • Many people experience no disruption to their normal activities after a whiplash injury. Those who do usually improve after a few days or weeks and return safely to their daily activities.
  • Just as the soreness and stiffness of a sprained ankle may linger, a neck strain can also feel achy, stiff or tender for days or weeks. While some patients get better quickly, symptoms can persist over a longer period of time. For most cases of Grades I and II whiplash, these symptoms gradually decrease with a return to activity.

Daily Activity and Whiplash

  • Continuing normal activities is very important to recovery.
  • Resting for more than a day or two usually does not help the injury and may instead prolong pain and disability. For whiplash injuries, it appears that “rest makes rusty.”
  • Injured muscles can get stiff and weak when they’re not used. This can add to pain and can delay recovery.
  • A return to normal activity may be assisted by active treatment and exercises.
  • Cervical collars, or “neck braces,” prevent motion and may add to stiffness and pain. These devices are generally not recommended, as they have shown little or no benefit.
  • Returning to activity maintains the health of soft-tissues and keeps them flexible - speeding recovery. Physical exercise also releases body chemicals that help to reduce pain in a natural way.
  • To prevent development of chronic pain, it is important to start moving as soon as possible.

Tips For Return To Activity

  • Avoid sitting in one position for long periods.
  • Periodically stand and stretch.
  • Sit at your workstation so that the upper part of your arm rests close to your body, and your back and feet are well supported.
  • Adjust the seat when driving so that your elbows and knees are loosely bent.
  • When shopping or carrying items, use a cart or hold things close to the body for support.
  • Avoid contact sports or strenuous exercise for the first few weeks to prevent further injury. Ask your health professional about other sporting or recreational activities.
  • Make your sleeping bed comfortable. The pillow should be adjusted to support the neck at a comfortable height.

Treating Whiplash

  • Research indicates that successful whiplash treatment requires patient cooperation and active efforts to resume daily activity.
  • A treating health care professional will assess your whiplash injuries, and discuss options for treatment and control of pain.
  • Although prescription medications are usually unnecessary, temporary use of mild over-the-counter medication may be suggested, in addition to ice or heat.
  • Your treating health care professional may recommend appropriate physical treatment.

Avoiding Chronic Pain

  • Some whiplash sufferers are reluctant to return to activity, fearing it will make the injury worse. Pain or tenderness may cause them to overestimate the extent of physical damage.
  • If your health professional suggests a return to activity, accept the advice and act on it.
  • Stay connected with family, friends and co-workers. Social withdrawal can contribute to depression and the development of chronic pain.
  • If you are discouraged or depressed about your recovery, talk to your health professional.
  • Focus on getting on with your life, rather than on the injury!

Preventing Another Whiplash Injury

  • Properly adjusting the height of your car seat head restraint (head rest) will help prevent whiplash injury in an accident. In an ideal adjustment, the top of the head should be in line with the top of the head restraint and there should be no more than 2 to 5 cm between the back of the head and the head restraint.

This brochure provides general information about whiplash injuries. It does not replace advice from a qualified health care professional who can properly assess a whiplash injury and recommend treatment.

The information highlights the latest available scientific research on whiplash and has been endorsed by the following groups:

Insurance Bureau of Canada (IBC)
Ontario Chiropractic Association (OCA)
Ontario Massage Therapist Association (OMTA)
Ontario Physiotherapy Association (OPA)
Ontario Society of Occupational Therapists (OSOT)
(139-G032C)