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Certificates 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
2002-08-29	Munce Enterprises Limited	314098
2002-11-14	Carlo Enterprises Group Ltd.	1370236
2002-11-14	Douet Holdings Ltd.	851491
2002-11-14	Five Rings Construction Limited	289720
2002-11-14	Garyowen Property Ltd.	958489
2002-11-14	Jiaxin International Inc.	1420464
2002-11-14	Lorne E. Catherwood Real Estate Ltd.	274584
2002-11-14	Magpas Distributors Inc.	1258163
2002-11-14	Rb Enterprises Windsor Ltd.	1027535
2002-11-14	Robt. Matthies Construction Ltd.	360252
2002-11-14	S & A Inc..Ome Outcome Services Inc.	639286
2002-11-14	Warner & Jekabsons Limited	210456
2002-11-14	1221740 Ontario Inc.	1221740
2002-11-14	971299 Ontario Limited	971299
2002-11-20	Gary Gordon Holdings Limited	1395111
2002-11-20	Gillian Veronica Davis Design Ltd.	489125
2002-11-20	L’pris Consulting Ltd.	1486758
2002-11-20	Rolinstock Limited	737021
2002-11-20	South Islands Tours Inc.	996675
2002-11-20	Suds-N-Suds Inc.	639720
2002-11-20	The Wear Specialists (1966) Inc.	1389873
2002-11-20	Zither Investments Limited	678169
2002-11-20	1179550 Ontario Inc.	1179550
2002-11-20	147690 Ontario Limited	147690
2002-11-21	Bencar Corporation	603220
2002-11-22	Cheung’s Development (Canada) Limited	898407
2002-11-22	Hughson Management Services Ltd.	1210282
2002-11-22	S. E. Cowell And Associates Inc.	739468
2002-11-22	787393 Ontario Limited	787393
2002-11-22	927872 Ontario Limited	927872
2002-11-22	966414 Ontario Inc.	966414
2002-11-25	Bb’s Restaurant Inc.	828829
2002-11-25	Durham Central Fire Alarm Inc.	784520
2002-11-25	Gulliver Group Inc.	745988
2002-11-25	M.D. Port Holdings Inc.	1284195
2002-11-25	Self Service Mini Storage Inc.	283746
2002-11-25	Todea International Inc.	1182922
2002-11-25	Tremark Manufacturing Limited	816190
2002-11-25	1326249 Ontario Inc.	1326249
2002-11-25	453865 Ontario Limited	453865
2002-11-25	635188 Ontario Limited	635188
2002-11-26	1404420 Ontario Inc.	1404420
2002-11-29	Belmac Excavating Limited	682758
2002-12-02	Lorli Consulting Limited	660288
2002-12-02	Mirto Auto Repair Ltd.	292926
2002-12-02	Pbm Inc.	1074224
2002-12-02	Place De La Concorde Design Centre Ltd.	1175916
2002-12-02	Sherwood Hydraulics Inc.	718771
2002-12-02	Torchin Development Corporation	593703
2002-12-13	Canadian Bank & Utility Fund Inc.	1362207
2002-12-16	Becker Investment Company Limited	1272742
2002-12-16	Concorde Key Systems Inc..Orporated	1356926
2002-12-16	J.E.F.S. Construction Ltd.	1375401
2002-12-16	2006255 Ontario Ltd.	2006255
2002-12-17	Kaddeb Investments Limited	1455055
2002-12-17	Pro Hardware (Canada), Limited	135057
2002-12-18	Bardent Management Services Co. Ltd.	378132
2002-12-18	Hartex Sheet Metal Inc.	974082
2002-12-18	Sj Communications Company Inc.	1155380
2002-12-24	Woj Holdings Inc.	898972
2002-12-27	Fu Shin Investments Ltd.	818344
2002-12-27	Knowledge-Based Information Systems Inc.	1214326
2002-12-27	Latitude Management Consultants Inc.	1357607
2002-12-27	Stoney Creek Auto-Marine Inc.	937952
2002-12-30	Benny’s Enterprise (Canada) Inc.	1442561
2002-12-30	Bradin International Limited	1293335
2002-12-30	Cybermunx Inc.	1080674
2002-12-30	Digital Space Systems Inc.	1425552
2002-12-30	I T Bytes Consulting Inc.	1300968
2002-12-30	Lusk Hardy Consultants Co. Limited	275624
2002-12-30	303887 Ontario Limited	303887
2002-12-31	Ec12 Canada Ltd.	1429957
2002-12-31	Espire Human Resource Initiatives Inc.	1291416
2002-12-31	Reno Financial Corporation Limited	135059
2002-12-31	Sienta International Inc.	1160632
2002-12-31	Sprintech International (Canada) Inc.	1390555
2002-12-31	360Engineering Ltd.	1306221
2002-12-31	960180 Ontario Inc..Orporated	960180

B. G. Hawton,
Director, Companies and Personal Property Security Branch
03/03

Cancellation for Cause (Business Corporations Act)

Notice Is Hereby Given that by orders under section 240 of the Business Corporation Act, the certificates set out hereunder have been cancelled for cause and in the case of certificates of incorporation the corporations have been dissolved. The effective date of cancellation precedes the corporation listing.

Date	Name of Corporation	Ontario Corporation Number
2003-01-08	Active Software Inc.	1267641
2003-01-08	Canadasys Computers Inc.	1523615
2003-01-08	Dave-Lib Holdings Ltd.	609779
2003-01-08	Florsheim Canada, Inc.	850055
2003-01-08	Jetterance Canada Limited	473939
2003-01-08	Mas Properties Inc.	1508379
2003-01-08	Schrader Automotive (Canada) Inc.	649114
2003-01-08	Smartcardesolutions.Com Inc.	1071265
2003-01-08	The Better Mouse Trap Ltd.	1299332
2003-01-08	1504021 Ontario Inc.	1504021
2003-01-08	1516279 Ontario Limited	1516279
2003-01-08	1516280 Ontario Limited	1516280

B. G. Hawton,
Director, Companies and Personal Property Security Branch
03/03

Notice of Default in Complying with the Corporations Information Act

Notice Is Hereby Given under subsection 241 (3) of the Business Corporations Act that unless the corporations listed hereunder comply with the filing requirements under the Corporations Information Act within 90 days of this notice orders dissolving the corporation(s) will be issued. The effective date precedes the corporation listings.

Date	Name of Corporation	Ontario Corporation Number
2003-01-08	Advanced Tourism Solutions Management Inc.	1514036
2003-01-08	Auvergne Cafe On Set Inc.	1514040
2003-01-08	Crystal Fount Water Company Ltd.	1504874
2003-01-08	Delfol Holdings Inc.	2009393
2003-01-08	Dominion Linc. Enterprises Inc.	1218284
2003-01-08	Eric Yau Services Inc..Orporated	1013388
2003-01-08	Gymtastik Etobicoke Inc.	1190074
2003-01-08	Lasercom Centers Holdco Inc.	1513628
2003-01-08	Souped Up Limited	1328650
2003-01-08	1490264 Ontario Ltd.	1490264
2003-01-08	1490265 Ontario Ltd.	1490265
2003-01-08	1494383 Ontario Limited	1494383
2003-01-08	1513571 Ontario Inc.	1513571
2003-01-08	1513586 Ontario Inc.	1513586
2003-01-08	1514259 Ontario Ltd.	1514259
2003-01-08	1515305 Ontario Ltd.	1515305
2003-01-08	2009453 Ontario Ltd.	2009453

B. G. Hawton,
Director, Companies and Personal Property Security Branch
03/03

Marriage Act

December 2002

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

Name	Location	Effective Date
Richards, Hervin I	Toronto	3-Dec-03
Kelley, Douglas	Georgetown	3-Dec-03
Wiesner, Harold	Peterborough	3-Dec-03
Grady, Michael	Toronto	4-Dec-02
Stairs, Jonathan Edward	Whitby	4-Dec-02
Summers, Kirk	London	4-Dec-02
Van Peppen, Wonda	Sydenham	4-Dec-02
Bowers, Hazel	Stratford	4-Dec-02
Gordon, Jennie	St Catharines	4-Dec-02
Marshall, John Ernest	Etobicoke	4-Dec-02
Stickler, Shawn	Belleville	4-Dec-02
Craig, Jean	Grimsby	6-Dec-02
Maletta, Paul Mark	Simcoe	6-Dec-02
Williams, Benjamin	Pickering	6-Dec-02
Martin, Rosalee	Etobicoke	6-Dec-02
Niemeyer, Pieter	Stouffville	6-Dec-02
Murdock, Vincent Peter	Mississauga	6-Dec-02
Ansems, Danny Jack	Ruthven	6-Dec-02
Perez, Alain David	Forest	9-Dec-02
Trapnell, Margaret A	Charing Cross	9-Dec-02
McNabb, Betty Lou	Christian Island	9-Dec-02
Holloway, Beatrice A	Ancaster	9-Dec-02
Palmer, William	Niagara-on-the- Lake	9-Dec-02
Osborne, Irvin A	Capreol	9-Dec-02
Sung, Jameson Sut-Kwai	Scarborough	9-Dec-02
Covert-Slater, Pamela Anne	Bradford	10-Dec-02
Cashin, Janet Catharine	Niagara-on-the- Lake	10-Dec-02
Murray, Wendy Elaine	London	10-Dec-02
Sarris, Haridmos	Toronto	10-Dec-02
Rushton, Ralph James	Windsor	10-Dec-02
Oxford, Elisabeth	Everett	10-Dec-02
Oxford, Dennis	Everett	10-Dec-02
Dungy, Anthont F	Mississauga	12-Dec-02
Ceres, Charles	Toronto	16-Dec-02
Ciaramitaro, Catherine	Windsor	16-Dec-02
Adams, Nancy Jean	Hanover	16-Dec-02
Myers, John Michael	Scarborough	16-Dec-02
McIntosh, Marvin James	London	16-Dec-02
Shank, Yvette	Toronto	16-Dec-02
Akeredolu, Deleola	Brampton	16-Dec-02
Ferrier, James	Owen Sound	16-Dec-02
Morin, Gerard	Sudbury	17-Dec-02
Tatarnic, Daniel	St Catharines	17-Dec-02
Kilburn, E Dorene	St Pauls Stn	17-Dec-02
Simard, Louis	Balmertown	17-Dec-02
Neuman, Sheila	Barrie	20-Dec-02
Hemraj, Zain-Abid	Mississauga	20-Dec-02
Farrow, Donald	Burnt River	20-Dec-02
Jarvi, Carol	Richmond Hill	20-Dec-02
Henderson, Carolyn	Mississauga	20-Dec-02
Goodyear, Pernell	Hamilton	20-Dec-02
Crippen, Paula	Orangeville	23-Dec-02
Riesen, Urs	North Bay	23-Dec-02
Montano, Jose Santos	St Catharines	23-Dec-02
Bartlett, Peggy Eileen	Nanticoke	24-Dec-02
Sawler, David Blair	Burlington	24-Dec-02
Tran, Minh Van	Hamilton	24-Dec-02
Abitbol, Asher	Thornhill	24-Dec-02
Komu, Riitta Elina	South Porcupine	24-Dec-02
Seath, Trevor	Toronto	30-Dec-02
Clelland, Eldon	Kincardine	30-Dec-02
Allen, Melbourne	Toronto	30-Dec-02
Malott, Paul	London	30-Dec-02

Re-registrations

Name	Location	Effective Date
Smith, John	Toronto	4-Dec-02
Pritchard, Katherine	Putnam	4-Dec-02
Pritchard, David	Putnam	4-Dec-02
Wagner, Carl	Kitchener	6-Dec-02
Hamilton, Sylvia	Etobicoke	6-Dec-02
Scholz, Gerald	Waterloo	10-Dec-02
Bates, Russell	Mississauga	11-Dec-02
Burton, John	Markham	20-Dec-02
Holloway, Gilbert M	Ancaster	23-Dec-02

Certificates Of Temporary Registration as person authorized to solemnize marriage in Ontario have been issued to the following:

Date	Name	Location	Effective Date
Sept. 18, 2003 to Sept. 22, 2003	Fiori, James	St Boniface, MB	3-Dec-02
May 28, 2003 to June 1, 2003	Moddle, Harold	Etobicoke	3-Dec-02
Dec. 29, 2002 to Jan. 2, 2003	Fletcher, Daniel Howard	Goodlow, BC	9-Dec-02
June 5, 2003 to June 9, 2003	Baker, Kenneth	Mission, BC	9-Dec-02
June 5, 2003 to June 9, 2003	Nichols, Vernon Charles	New York	16-Dec-02
Jan. 9, 2003 to Jan. 13, 2003	Nichols, Vernon Charles	New York	16-Dec-02
Dec. 19, 2002 to Dec. 23, 2002	Robertson, Locksley	Mississauga	16-Dec-02
Jan. 1, 2003 to Feb. 3, 2003	Donnelly, Christipher w	Beaverlodge, AB	17-Dec-02
Sept. 4, 2003 to Sept. 8, 2003	Butler-Jones, Susan	Regina, SK	20-Dec-02

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

Name	Location	Effective Date
Zotique, Jonathon	Niagara Falls	2-Dec-02
Burlock, Beverly	Braeside	4-Dec-02
Logan, David	Sharbot Lake	4-Dec-02
Solecki, Eugene	Burlington	5-Dec-02
Spencer, James Lloyd	Nepean	5-Dec-02
DePrine, Claude	Bowmanville	5-Dec-02
Bout, Harry	Cambridge	5-Dec-02
Day, Jean	Scarborough	6-Dec-02
Doyle, Darryl	King City, ON	6-Dec-02
Hamilton, Karen	Toronto	6-Dec-02
Huntjens, Jan	Etobicoke	6-Dec-02
Lehman,. Chris	Rockwood	6-Dec-02
McHarg, Mary	Barrie	6-Dec-02
Slater, George	Etobicoke	6-Dec-02
Martin, Elam	Linwood	9-Dec-02
Chapman, Donna	Whitby	10-Dec-02
Nolan, Victor	Toronto	10-Dec-02
Burgoyne, Roseville	Welland	10-Dec-02
Metcalf, Jeanne M A	Cambridge	17-Dec-02
Jedras, Wes	Neustadt	17-Dec-02
Diaconeseu, George	Lasalle, ON	20-Dec-02
Showalter, Donald	Red Lake	20-Dec-02
Emmerson, Donald J	Waterloo	20-Dec-02
Scarrow, Melvyn	South River	24-Dec-02
Cabana, Michael	Blenheim	24-Dec-02
Christian, Larry	Edgerton, AB	24-Dec-02
Davies, Darwin	Tilsonburg	24-Dec-02
Elliott, Bruce	Bancroft	24-Dec-02
Frey, Christopher	Thunder Bay	24-Dec-02
Johnson, Rodrick	Barrie	24-Dec-02
Rathwell, Mark	New Dundee	24-Dec-02
Roche, Patrick	Batchawana Bay	24-Dec-02
Smith, John	Bruce Mines	24-Dec-02
Panossian, Shahe	Willowdale	31-Dec-02
Habimana, Griffin	Londion	31-Dec-02
Hamilton, Perry Richard	Chatham	31-Dec-02
Hibbert, Shelley Verna	Toronto	31-Dec-02
McPherson, Owen	Windsor	31-Dec-02
Montaque, Linford	Etobicoke	31-Dec-02
Asher, James	Jacksonville, Nc Usa	31-Dec-02
Baumback, Paul	Port Elgin	31-Dec-02
Buchnea, Michael	Guelph	31-Dec-02
Buckwalter, Amos	Guelph	31-Dec-02
Burkett, Marion	Stevensville	31-Dec-02
Burkett, Philip	Toronto	31-Dec-02
Climenhaga, David	Guelph	31-Dec-02
Durst, William	Shakespheare	31-Dec-02
Goldsmith, Wayne	Guelph	31-Dec-02
Hallman, Gerald	Toronto	31-Dec-02
Hostetler, Paul	Toronto	31-Dec-02
Kent, Archibald	Sherkston	31-Dec-02
Long, Basil	Langton	31-Dec-02
Nicholson, Craven	New Dundee	31-Dec-02
O’Neill, Russell	Fort Erie	31-Dec-02
Peters, Robert	Toronto	31-Dec-02
Sturdy, Calvin	Toronto	31-Dec-02
Thornton, Ronald	Weston	31-Dec-02
Zimmerman, Raymond	Ayr	31-Dec-02
McEvoy, Sandra	Fort Frances	31-Dec-02

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Ministry of Municipal Affairs and Housing

Order Made Under The Municipal Act R.S.O 1990, c.M.45

Township Of Morley Geographic Townships Of Dewart And Sifton

Definitions

In this Order,

“former Township” means The Corporation of the Township of Morley as it existed before January 1, 2004; and

“new municipality” means The Corporation of the Township of Morley as established under section 2.

Annexation

On January 1, 2004, the geographic township of Dewart and the geo- graphic township of Sifton are annexed to The Corporation of the Town- ship of Morley.

Council

1. Following the 2003 regular municipal election, the council of the new municipality shall be composed of five members elected by general vote consisting of a head of council, to be known as the reeve, and four other members, to be known as councillors.
2. Each member of council shall have one vote on council. Terms Of Office

1. The terms of office of the members of council of the new municipality elected at the 2003 regular municipal election shall commence on January 1, 2004.
2. The terms of office of the members of council of the former Township are extended to December 31, 2003.

Election

The 2003 regular municipal election shall be conducted as if the annexation under section 2 had already taken place.

Assessment

For the purpose of taxation on or after January 1, 2004, the area annexed under section 2 shall be deemed to be part of the new municipality.

Taxes, Charges And Rates

1. All taxes, charges and rates levied under any general or special Act and uncollected by the former Township which are due and unpaid on December 31, 2003, shall be deemed to be taxes, charges and rates due and payable to the new municipality and may be collected by the new municipality.
2. If the former Township has commenced procedures under the Municipal Tax Sales Act and the procedures are not completed by January 1, 2004, the new municipality may continue the procedures.

Assets And Liabilities

On January 1, 2004 all assets and liabilities, rights and obligations including employees of the former Township are vested in and become assets and liabilities, rights and obligations, including employees, of the new municipality.

By-Laws And Resolutions

1. On January 1, 2004, the by-laws and resolutions of the former Township shall extend to the annexed area described in section 2 and shall remain in force in the annexed area until the date they are amended or repealed.
2. If the former Township 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, 2004, the new municipality may continue procedures to adopt the official plan or an amendment to the official plan.

Dissolution Of Local Roads Boards

1. On January 1, 2004, the Dewart Local Roads Board and the Sifton Local Roads Board are dissolved.
2. The assets, liabilities, rights and obligations of the boards dis- solved under subsection (1) become the assets, liabilities, rights and obligations of the new municipality.
3. On January 1, 2004, the by-laws and resolutions of the boards dissolved under subsection (1) cease to apply in the area of the board except for those by-laws and resolutions conferring rights, privileges, franchises, immunities or exemptions that could not have been lawfully repealed by the board.

Dated on the 17^th day of December, 2002.

Chris Hodgson
Minister of Municipal Affairs and Housing

Order Made Under The Municipal Act R.S.O 1990, c.M.45

County Of Grey Township Of Chatsworth, Municipality Of Grey Highlands

Definitions

In this Order,

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

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

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

Annexation

1. On January 1, 2003, the portion of The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey Highlands described in Schedule A is annexed to The Corporation of the Township of Chatsworth and shall form part of Ward Two in 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 Township on January 1, 2003.
3. Subject to subsection (2), all assets and liabilities of the Municipality that are located in the annexed area remain the assets and liabilities of the Municipality.

Assessment

For the purposes of the assessment roll to be prepared for the Town- ship for the 2003 taxation year, 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.

By-Laws

1. On January 1, 2003, 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 predecessor of those sections; and
    2. that were passed under the Highway Traffic Act or the Municipal Act 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 repealed by the council of the Township; and
  2. 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 the 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 un- der the Planning Act, and that by-law, official plan or amendment applies to the annexed area and is not in force on January 1, 2003, 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.

Dated on the 18^th day of December, 2002.

Chris Hodgson
Minister of Municipal Affairs and Housing

Schedule A

Description of the Lands to be Annexed

In the Township of Euphrasia (now Municipality of Grey Highlands), County of Grey; being part of the Northwest quarter of Lot 29, Concession 13, more particularly described as follows:

Commencing at the Northwest angle of said Lot 29, Concession 13;

Thence in a southerly direction along the westerly boundary of said Lot 29, a distance of 1,023 feet to a point in said westerly boundary;

Thence in an easterly direction along the southerly boundary of the Northwest quarter of said Lot 29, parallel with the northerly boundary of said Lot 29, a distance of 339 feet to a point;

Thence in a northerly direction parallel with the westerly boundary of said Lot 29, a distance of 1,023 feet to a point on the northerly boundary of said Lot 29;

Thence in a westerly direction along the northerly boundary of said Lot 29, a distance of 339 feet to the point of commencement;

Being all the lands conveyed by Instrument No. 9908.

Order Made Under The Municipal Act R.S.O 1990, c.M.45

Town Of Charlton, Township Of Dack

Definitions

In this Order,

“former municipalities” means The Corporation of the Town of Charlton and The Corporation of the Township of Dack as they exist prior to January 1, 2003;

“former Town of Charlton” means The Corporation of the Town of Charlton as it exists prior to January 1, 2003;

“former Township of Dack” means The Corporation of the Township of Dack as it exists prior to January 1, 2003; and

“new municipality” means The Corporation of the Municipality of Charlton and Dack created as a result of the restructuring under section 2.

Municipal Restructuring

On January 1, 2003, The Corporation of the Town of Charlton and The Corporation of the Township of Dack are amalgamated as a single- tier municipality under the name “The Corporation of the Municipality of Charlton and Dack”.

Council

1. Following the 2003 regular municipal election, the council of the new municipality shall be composed of five members consisting of,
  1. the head of council, to be known as the reeve; and
  2. four councillors,
2. who shall be elected by general vote of the electors of the new municipality.
3. Each member of council shall have one vote.
4. The members of council of the new municipality elected at the 2003 regular municipal election shall take office on December 1, 2003.

Interim Council

1. The terms of office of the members of the councils of the former municipalities elected in the 2000 regular municipal election shall expire on December 31, 2002.
2. The members of the interim council of the new municipality shall assume office on January 1, 2003, and shall hold office until November 30, 2003.
3. Effective January 1, 2003, the interim council of the new municipality shall be composed of five members consisting of,
  1. the head of council of the former Township of Dack as the head of council, to be known as the reeve;
  2. John Knight and Bill Laurila, two members of council of the former Town of Charlton; and
  3. William Murray and Perry Veerman, two members of council of the former Township of Dack.
4. Each member of council shall have one vote.

Taxes

1. All taxes, charges and rates levied, imposed or assessed under any Act by the former municipalities that are due and unpaid on December 31, 2002, shall be deemed to be taxes, charges and rates due and payable to the new municipality and may be collected by the new municipality in the same manner as if they had been levied, imposed or assessed by the new municipality.
2. If a former municipality has commenced procedures under the Municipal Tax Sales Act and the procedures are not completed by January 1, 2003, the new municipality may continue the procedures.

Assets And Liabilities

1. On January 1, 2003, the assets and liabilities, rights and obligations, including employees, of the former municipalities and their local boards become the assets and liabilities, rights and obligations, including employees, of the new municipality.
2. Employees of the former municipalities or their local boards as of December 31, 2002, shall become employees of the new municipality or its local boards.
3. Employees that held non-bargaining unit positions with a former municipality or its local boards and will be employed by the new municipality or its local boards, in a non-bargaining unit position, will be credited with seniority at a rate of one hundred percent of the employee’s length of service.
4. Employees that held non-bargaining unit positions with a former municipality or its local boards and will be employed by the new municipality or its local boards, in a bargaining unit position, will be credited with seniority at a rate of one hundred percent of the employee’s length of service as if the position held with the former municipality or its local boards was a bargaining unit position with the new municipality.

Reserves And Reserve Funds

Reserves and reserve funds shall become reserves and reserve funds of the new municipality and shall be used for the purpose for which they were designated on or before December 31, 2002, by the former municipality for the benefit of the ratepayers of the former municipality.

Cemetery Board

The Charlton Cemetery Board is dissolved on January 1, 2003.

Tax Rate Adjustment

The new municipality shall provide for a special tax rate adjustment upon the rateable property located in the area of a former municipality in respect of any debts, deficits, surpluses, reserves and reserve funds not designated for a special purpose by the former municipalities on or before December 31, 2002.

Assessment Roll

For the purpose of the preparation of the assessment roll for the new municipality under the Assessment Act for the 2003 taxation year, the former municipalities shall be deemed to be one municipality.

By-Laws

1. Every by-law and resolution of the former municipalities shall be continued and deemed to be a by-law or resolution of the new municipality and shall remain in force in the area of the former municipality until the date it is amended or repealed.
2. Any by-law of a former municipality passed under section 34 of the Planning Act or a predecessor of that section and any official plan of a former municipality approved under the Planning Act, or a predecessor of that Act, shall be deemed to be a by-law or official plan of the new municipality and shall remain in force until it is amended or repealed by the council of the new municipality.
3. If a former municipality has commenced procedures to enact a by-law under any Act, or adopt an official plan or amendment to it under the Planning Act and that by-law, official plan or amendment is not in force on January 1, 2003, the new municipality may continue the procedures.

Dispute Resolution

1. If a dispute arises with respect to any issue arising out of the interpretation of this Order, either of the former municipalities may refer the matter in dispute for resolution through mediation.
2. If the dispute is not resolved through mediation, then the matter may either be referred,
  1. to arbitration, to be conducted in accordance with the provisions of the Arbitration Act, 1991, except as provided herein; or
  2. by agreement of the former municipalities, to the council of the new municipality for resolution.
3. Where a dispute is referred to arbitration under clause (2)(a), the decision of the arbitrator shall be final.
4. The costs associated with mediation or arbitration proceedings under this section shall be shared equally between the former municipalities.

Dated on the 17^th day of December, 2002.

Chris Hodgson
Minister of Municipal Affairs and Housing
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Ontario Energy Board

Gas Distribution Access Rule

December 11, 2002

General And Administrative Provisions
1. Purpose of this Rule
  1. The purpose of this Rule is to:
    - establish conditions of access to gas distribution services provided by a gas distributor; and
    - establish rules governing the conduct of a gas distributor as such conduct relates to a gas vendor
    consistent with the guiding objectives outlined in section 2 of the Act.
2. Definitions
  1. In this Rule:
    
    “Act” means the Ontario Energy Board Act, 1998, S.O. 1998, c.15, Schedule B;
    
    “consumer information” means the data and/or information collected and maintained by a gas distributor pursuant to section 5.1 of this Rule;
    
    “consumer” means a person who uses gas for that person’s own consumption;
    
    “E.B.O. 188 Report” means the Report of the Board, January 30, 1998 in the Matter of a Hearing to Inquire into, Hear and Determine Matters Relating to Natural Gas System Expansion for The Consumers’ Gas Company Ltd. , Union Gas Limited and Centra Gas Ontario Inc.;
    
    “franchise area” means the area of the Province of Ontario either, for which a gas distributor holds a Certificate of Public Convenience and Necessity granted by the Board, or in which a gas distributor was supplying gas on April 1, 1933;
    
    “gas distribution system” means the system used to provide gas distribution services;
    
    “gas distribution services” means the services related to the delivery of gas to a consumer, including related safety functions such as emergency leak response, line locates, inspection, and provision of safety information;
    
    “gas distributor” means a person who delivers gas to a consumer; “gas distributor-consolidated billing” means a method of billing whereby a gas distributor issues a single bill to a consumer setting out the charges for gas distribution services and the charges for the gas commodity;
    
    “gas vendor information” means data and/or information provided by a gas vendor to a gas distributor concerning that gas vendor;
    
    “gas vendor” means a person who,
    - sells or offers to sell gas to a consumer,
    - acts as the agent or broker for a seller of gas to a consumer, or
    - acts or offers to act as the agent or broker of a consumer in the purchase of gas;
    “gas vendor-consolidated billing” means a method of billing whereby a gas vendor issues a single bill to a consumer setting out the charges for gas distribution services and the charges for the gas commodity;
    
    “meter” means a device owned or controlled by a gas distributor and used to measure the units of gas consumption which form the basis for billing the consumer;
    
    “rate-regulated gas distributor” means a gas distributor whose rates are approved by the Board pursuant to section 36 of the Act;
    
    “Rule” means this rule entitled the “Gas Distribution Access Rule”; “Service Agreement” means the agreement more specifically described in section 3.2 of this Rule that sets out certain aspects of the relationship between a gas distributor and a gas vendor;
    
    “Service Transaction Request” or “STR” means a direction to a gas distributor more specifically described in chapter 4 of this Rule;
    
    “split billing” means a method of billing whereby the gas distributor issues a bill to a consumer setting out the charges for gas distribution services, and the gas vendor issues a bill to a consumer setting out the charges for the gas commodity; and
    
    “system gas” means gas which is sold or available to be sold by a gas distributor to a consumer.
3. Consumer’s Agent
  1. For the purposes of this Rule, any action required or permitted to be performed by a consumer may be performed by an agent authorized in writing by the consumer.
4. Coming into Force
  1. This Rule shall come into force on December 11, 2002, subject to subsections 1.4.2, 1.4.3, and 1.4.4.
  2. Section 3.2 of this Rule shall come into force on December 1, 2003.
  3. Chapter 4 of this Rule shall come into force on March 1, 2004.
  4. Subsection 6.1.2.3 of this Rule shall come into force on March 1, 2004.
5. Exemptions
  1. The Board may grant an exemption to any provision of this Rule. An exemption may be made in whole or in part and may be subject to conditions or restrictions.
6. Filing Requirements
  1. A gas distributor shall provide, in the manner, and form, and by the date determined by the Board, such information as the Board may require.
Access To Gas Distribution Services
1. Gas Distributor Provided Services
  1. A gas distributor shall provide gas distribution services in a non- discriminatory manner.
  2. A gas distributor shall respond to all requests for gas distribution services from a person in a timely manner. The gas distributor shall record, at a minimum, the receipt and response dates of each such request.
2. Connection to and Expansion of a Gas Distribution System
  1. A gas distributor shall connect a building to its gas distribution system in accordance with subsection 42(2) of the Act.
  2. A rate-regulated gas distributor shall assess and report on expansion to its gas distribution system in accordance with the guide- lines contained in the E.B.O. 188 Report.
3. Gas Distributor Record Keeping Responsibilities
  1. A gas distributor shall create or obtain, and maintain records relating to the following matters within its franchise area:
    - system configuration;
    - system operating limitations; and
    - documents sufficient to demonstrate compliance with the requirements of this Rule.
  2. The gas distributor shall file records described in subsection 2.3.1 of this Rule with the Board, if requested by the Board.
Gas Distributor-Gas Vendor Relations
1. General
  1. A gas distributor shall conduct all relations with gas vendors in a non-discriminatory manner.
2. Service Agreement
  1. A gas distributor shall enter into a Service Agreement, in a form approved by the Board, with each gas vendor who provides, or advises the gas distributor that it intends to provide, gas supply services to consumers in the gas distributor’s franchise area.
  2. A Service Agreement shall, at a minimum, include the following matters:
    - the processing of STRs, as required in chapter 4 of this Rule;
    - any right of a gas distributor to use consumer information in addition to those circumstances set out in section 5.2 of this Rule;
    - any purposes for which the gas distributor may use gas vendor information, as provided for in subsection 3.3.1 of this Rule;
    - the specific financial security arrangements between the gas distributor and the gas vendor, in accordance with the requirements of the security arrangements as described in section 3.4 of this Rule;
    - terms and conditions of billing arrangements, including payment, interest on overdue accounts, and account finalization procedures;
    - events of default, and procedures in the event of default;
    - the procedures for finalizing changes in gas supply or billing option, including determination of effective dates;
    - a dispute resolution process; and
    - the obligation to include any safety information and any other information required by the Board in bills to consumers.
  3. Despite subsection 3.2.1 of this Rule, a gas distributor and a gas vendor may include terms and conditions in their Service Agreement which are different from those in the Board-approved form of Service Agreement, providing none of the terms or conditions in the Service Agreement are in conflict with any rule or order of the Board.
  4. A gas distributor shall file any Service Agreement with the Board, if requested by the Board.
3. Gas Vendor Information
  1. Use of Gas Vendor Information
    1. A gas distributor shall only use gas vendor information:
      1. for purposes expressly set out in the Service Agreement; or
      2. as otherwise authorized by the Board.
  2. Restrictions on Disclosure
    1. A gas distributor shall not disclose any data or information acquired by the gas distributor regarding a gas vendor to anyone other than the Board or as otherwise required by law, without the written consent of that gas vendor, unless specifically authorized by the Board.
    2. A gas distributor may disclose information that has been sufficiently aggregated such that an individual gas vendor’s information cannot reasonably be identified.
4. Financial Security Arrangements With Gas Vendors
  1. Financial Security Arrangements
    1. A gas distributor’s security arrangements with each gas vendor shall be reasonable, and shall include:
      - a list of the types of security that may be required;
      - a description of how the amount of security is calculated;
      - the limits on the amount of security required;
      - the planned frequency and timing for updating the security arrangements;
      - interest payable on deposits;
      - provisions related to the cancellation of security arrangements; and
      - conditions of default and realization of the security.
    2. A gas distributor shall apply its security policy in a non- discriminatory manner taking into account:
      - the type of security;
      - the credit-worthiness of the gas vendor; and
      - the magnitude of exposure.
      In estimating the magnitude of exposure, a gas distributor shall consider factors such as: the number of consumers served by the gas vendor, the average consumption of consumers served by the gas vendor, the length of the billing cycle, and the type of billing in place (e.g. gas vendor-consolidated, gas distributor-consolidated, or split billing).
  2. Filing Requirement
    1. A gas distributor shall provide a copy of its security policy to the Board and any other person, if requested.
Service Transaction Requests
1. General
  1. A gas distributor shall take every reasonable step to ensure that all information concern ing consumers in the gas distributor’s franchise area, including the identity of the consumer’s gas vendor and billing option, is accurate and up-to-date.
  2. This Rule addresses the following types of STRs:
    - a change of gas supply from system gas to a gas vendor;
    - a change of gas supply from one gas vendor to another gas vendor;
    - a change of gas supply from a gas vendor to system gas;
    - a change in billing option for a consumer; and
    - a change in consumer service address when a gas vendor provides service.
    A gas distributor shall process any request for a change or modification in service that is not included in the above list in accordance with the gas distributor’s normal business practices.
  3. Nothing in chapter 4 of this Rule shall be interpreted as in any way interfering with the contractual rights or obligations of gas distributors, gas vendors or consumers or the remedies available to gas distributors, gas vendors or consumers to enforce those contractual rights or obligations.
2. STR Information Requirements
  1. A gas distributor shall be capable of processing, at a minimum, the following information as part of the STR process:
    Consumer Identification Information
    - consumer name;
    - service address, including postal code, for which the change in service is requested;
    - consumer mailing address, including postal code;
    - consumer distribution service account number;
    - meter identification number;
    Gas Vendor Identification Information
    - consumer account number with the gas vendor;
    - gas vendor account number with the gas distributor;
    Service Transaction Information
    - type of Str;
    - specific date on which the transfer is requested or the earliest date after which transfer is acceptable to the gas vendor or the consumer;
    - proposed method for finalizing the account;
    - identification of the intended billing option; and
    - new consumer service address, including postal code.
3. Processing and Verification
  1. Gas Distributor Obligations
    1. A gas distributor shall process STRs in the order in which they are received, and in accordance with the process set out below. The gas distributor shall record, at a minimum, the receipt and response dates of each request.
  2. STR Acceptance
    1. A gas distributor shall accept an STR from:
      1. a consumer:
        
        for a change of gas supply for that consumer from a gas vendor to system gas; or
        
        for a change in that consumer’s service address.
      2. a consumer’s current gas vendor:
        
        for a change in billing option for a consumer;
        
        for a change of gas supply for a consumer from the gas vendor to system gas pursuant to subsections 4.3.7.4, 4.3.7.5, 4.3.7.6 of this Rule; or
        
        for a change in a consumer’s service address.
      3. a consumer’s new gas vendor:
        
        for a change of gas supply for a consumer from system gas to a gas vendor; or
        
        for a change of gas supply for a consumer from one gas vendor to another, including a change in billing option.
    2. If an STR is submitted by any other person, the gas distributor may reject the STR, and shall notify the requesting party.
  3. Initial Screening
    1. If a gas distributor has accepted an STR, pursuant to sub- section 4.3.2.1 of this Rule, the gas distributor shall determine if the STR has valid entries for the following terms (collectively, the “validation terms”):
      1. If the consumer has an account number with the gas distributor,
        
        the gas vendor’s account number with the gas distributor;
        
        the consumer’s account number with the gas distributor; and
        
        at least one of:
        
        the consumer’s name, and
        
        the consumer’s postal code.
      2. If the consumer does not have an account number with the gas distributor,
        
        the gas vendor’s account number with the gas distributor;
        
        the consumer’s name; and
        
        the consumer’s postal code.
    2. A valid entry is an entry that matches the information contained in the gas distributor’s information system.
    3. If the STR does not contain valid entries for the validation terms, the gas distributor shall reject the STR and shall notify the requesting party.
    4. If the STR contains valid entries for the validation terms, and there is not a pending STR with respect to the consumer, the gas distributor shall tag the STR as “pending.”
    5. If the STR is for a change in gas supply and there is a pending STR for a change in gas supply, the gas distributor shall reject the STR and notify the requesting party.
    6. If the gas distributor determines that any information, in addition to the validation terms, necessary to implement the pending STR is inaccurate or incomplete, the gas distributor shall suspend processing the STR and shall notify the requesting party.
    7. A gas distributor shall complete the initial screening process within 14 days of receipt of the Str.
  4. Additional Information
    1. If the requesting party has not provided the necessary in- formation required pursuant to notification in subsection 4.3.3.6 of this Rule, within 30 days from receipt of the STR, the gas distributor shall reject the STR and shall notify the requesting party.
    2. The gas distributor shall resume processing the pending STR once the requesting party has provided the gas distributor with all of the necessary information.
  5. Processing a Change from System Gas to a Gas Vendor
    Insufficient Security
    1. If the gas distributor determines that the gas vendor has insufficient security in place to fulfill its financial security obligations, the gas distributor shall notify the gas vendor, and may suspend processing the STR until the gas vendor has provided sufficient security.
    2. The gas distributor shall resume processing the STR when the gas vendor provides sufficient security.
    3. The gas distributor may stop processing the STR if the gas vendor has not provided sufficient security within 30 days of the notice given pursuant to section 4.3.5.1 of this Rule.
    4. If the gas distributor stops processing the STR, the gas distributor shall notify all affected parties.
      Consumer Default
    5. A gas distributor shall process the STR of a consumer from system gas to the gas vendor unless the consumer is in default of any obligation to the gas distributor.
    6. If the consumer is in default, the gas distributor may sus- pend processing of the STR and shall notify the requesting party.
    7. The gas distributor shall resume processing the STR when the consumer is no longer in default.
  6. Processing a Change from Current Gas Vendor to New Gas Vendor
    Insufficient Security
    1. If the gas distributor determines that the new gas vendor has insufficient security in place to fulfill its financial security obligations, the gas distributor shall notify the new gas vendor, and may suspend processing the STR until the new gas vendor has provided sufficient security.
    2. The gas distributor shall resume processing the STR when the new gas vendor provides sufficient security.
    3. The gas distributor may stop processing the STR if the new gas vendor has not provided sufficient security within 30 days of the notice given pursuant to section 4.3.6.1 of this Rule.
    4. If the gas distributor stops processing the STR, the gas distributor shall notify all affected parties.
      Notification to Current Gas Vendor
    5. If a gas distributor receives an STR to transfer a consumer from the consumer’s current gas vendor to a new gas vendor, and the gas distributor has determined that the new gas vendor has sufficient security, the gas distributor shall notify the current gas vendor of the pending Str.
    6. The gas distributor shall continue to process the Str unless, within 30 days of the notification set out in sub- section 4.3.6.5 of this Rule, the gas distributor receives written authorization from the consumer, the new gas vendor, or the current gas vendor (acting on specific written authorization from the consumer) to stop processing the Str.
    7. If the gas distributor stops processing the STR, the gas distributor shall notify all affected parties.
  7. Processing a Change from a Gas Vendor to System Gas
    
    Consumer Request
    1. If a gas distributor receives an STR from a consumer to transfer that consumer from the consumer’s current gas vendor to system gas, the gas distributor shall notify the current gas vendor of the pending Str.
    2. The gas distributor shall continue to process the Str unless, within 14 days of the notification set out in sub- section 4.3.7.1 of this Rule, the gas distributor receives written authorization from the consumer or the current gas vendor (acting on specific written authorization from the consumer to cancel the consumer’s Str) to stop processing the Str.
    3. If the gas distributor stops processing the STR, the gas distributor shall notify all affected parties.
      Gas Vendor Request
    4. A gas distributor shall not process an STR from a consumer’s gas vendor unless the consumer’s contract with the gas vendor has been terminated due to the consumer’s default, or has expired or will expire on or before the proposed transfer date.
    5. If a gas distributor receives an STR from a consumer’s current gas vendor to transfer that consumer to system gas, the gas distributor shall notify the consumer of the pending Str.
    6. A gas distributor shall process the STR unless, within 30 days of the notification set out in subsection 4.3.7.5 of this Rule, the gas distributor receives written direction from the current gas vendor to terminate the transfer.
  8. Processing a Change of Billing Option
    1. If the gas distributor determines that the gas vendor has insufficient security in place to fulfill its financial security obligations, the gas distributor shall notify the gas vendor, and may suspend processing the STR until the gas vendor has provided sufficient security.
  9. Processing a Request for Relocation When a Gas Vendor Provides Service
    1. If a gas distributor receives an STR from a consumer to terminate service at that consumer’s service address, or relocate within the gas distributor’s franchise area, the gas distributor shall notify the consumer’s current gas vendor that the consumer is terminating service at one location, or relocating to another location within the gas distributor’s franchise area, as the case may be.
4. Notification Requirements
  1. Any time a gas distributor rejects, stops or suspends processing an STR, the gas distributor shall include in any notification the specific reasons for the gas distributor taking this action.
5. STR Implementation Date
  1. The gas distributor shall notify the requesting party of the gas distributor’s proposed STR implementation date as soon as practicable.
6. Implementation Deadline
  1. A gas distributor shall implement the direction contained in an STR in a timely manner, but in any event, no later than 60 days from the date that the gas distributor receives a valid and complete STR, provided that this time limit shall not include the time which elapses while the gas distributor has suspended processing the Str.
7. Electronic Business Transaction System
  1. A gas distributor shall implement any computer-based transaction mechanism, i.e Electronic Business Transaction System (Ebt) for transmitting common format data among gas distributors and gas vendors, if mandated by the Board.
8. Transfer of Consumers to System Gas when a Gas Distributor Terminates a Service Agreement
  1. If the gas distributor terminates a Service Agreement with a gas vendor, the gas distributor shall notify the gas vendor and the gas vendor’s consumers and shall transfer the consumers to system gas according to a procedure specified by the gas distributor in the notice.
Consumer Information
1. Description of Consumer Information
  1. The gas distributor shall, at a minimum, create or obtain, and maintain the following information on all consumers who are provided gas distribution services by the gas distributor:
    
    for identification purposes:
    - consumer name;
    - service address, including postal code;
    - consumer mailing address, including postal code;
    - consumer distribution service account number;
    - meter identification number;
    for billing purposes:
    - billing address, including postal code;
    - gas distribution services contracted for;
    - units of consumption, estimated or actual, by billing period;
    - meter reading dates;
    - dates of bills rendered based on actual meter readings;
    - dates of bills rendered based on estimated meter readings;
    - dates of bills rendered based on methods other than actual or estimated meter readings;
    - method of bill calculation (e.g., equal billing);
    for payment profile purposes:
    - payment due dates, payment receipt dates;
    - number of times the consumer was delinquent or in arrears in the past 24 months;
    - maximum credit exposure in the past 24 months;
    - number of times the consumer’s security arrangements were revised in the past 24 months;
    for consumption information:
    - 24 months of consumption data by individual distribution service consumed.
2. Use of Consumer Information
  1. A gas distributor shall only use consumer information:
    1. necessary to provide gas distribution services;
    2. necessary for system operations;
    3. necessary to provide system gas;
    4. for purposes expressly set out in the Service Agreement; or
    5. as otherwise authorized by the Board.
3. Restrictions on Disclosure
  1. A gas distributor shall not disclose any data or information acquired by the gas distributor regarding a consumer to anyone other than the Board, or any person as required by law, without the writ- ten consent of that consumer, unless specifically authorized by the Board.
  2. A gas distributor may disclose information that has been sufficiently aggregated such that an individual consumer’s information cannot reasonably be identified.
4. Retention of Consumer Information
  1. A gas distributor shall, at a minimum, retain consumer information until the later of:
    1. 24 months;
    2. the period of time required by the Board; and
    3. the period of time required by law.
5. Release of Information
  1. A gas distributor shall provide consumer information with respect to a consumer in accordance with any written direction received from that consumer.
  2. The gas distributor shall provide the consumer information as outlined in section 5.1 of this Rule in the format requested by the consumer, if available, or, at a minimum, in hard copy.
6. Access to the Meter
  1. A gas distributor shall provide a consumer with unfettered access to the meter to be able to interrogate the meter, provided:
    1. the device used to interrogate the meter complies with the gas distributor’s reasonable technical requirements; and
    2. such access to the meter does not interfere with the operation or function of the meter or impair or impede the ability of the gas distributor to read the meter at normally scheduled times.
Billing
1. Gas Distributor Obligations
  1. For the purposes of bill processing, the gas distributor shall be responsible for the accuracy and completeness of the information which the gas distributor provides and the gas vendor shall be responsible for the accuracy and completeness of the information which the gas vendor provides, according to the terms of the Service Agreement.
  2. Gas distributors shall have the ability to accommodate each of the following billing options:
    1. gas distributor-consolidated billing;
    2. split billing; and
    3. gas vendor-consolidated billing.
  3. In case of gas vendor-consolidated billing and split billing, a gas distributor shall provide the gas vendor with sufficient and timely data and information to enable the gas vendor to issue the bill to the consumer.
2. Risk of Non-Payment
  1. The gas distributor shall bear the risk of consumer non-payment (1) for the entire bill, including the gas commodity for gas distributor-consolidated billing; and (2) for gas distribution services for split billing. A gas distributor shall not bear the risk of consumer non-payment for gas vendor-consolidated billing.

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Updated: August 16, 2017

Published: January 18, 2003

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