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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 18 April, 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
2005-04-18	APB Deliveries Inc.	001363870
2005-04-18	Ardwell Enterprises Inc..Orporated	000495176
2005-04-18	Atd North America Ltd.	000804380
2005-04-18	Baco Contracting Ltd.	001418476
2005-04-18	Bermondsey Auto Centre Limited	000709433
2005-04-18	C. K. Lung & Associates Ltd.	001360462
2005-04-18	C&M Concrete Ltd.	001329777
2005-04-18	D.J. Baum Enterprises Inc.	000455484
2005-04-18	Davray Limited	000247829
2005-04-18	Dufferin Car Care Centre Inc.	000469528
2005-04-18	Great Star Logistics Inc.	001401124
2005-04-18	Harwell Canada Inc.	001291965
2005-04-18	Homestyle Hamburgers Ltd.	001123584
2005-04-18	Luzmag Inc.	001295659
2005-04-18	Mabuhay Restaurant Inc.	001144307
2005-04-18	Machine Readout Services Inc.	001338938
2005-04-18	Maggie, Jo &A; “Me” Inc.	000991856
2005-04-18	Michel Plourde Logging Ltd.	001183892
2005-04-18	Orange Gardens Market Ltd.	001042492
2005-04-18	The Greenwich Workshop Ltd.	000655353
2005-04-18	The Treehouse Childcare Corporation	001425368
2005-04-18	1052341 Ontario Ltd.	001052341
2005-04-18	1103744 Ontario Limited	001103744
2005-04-18	1126100 Ontario Inc.	001126100
2005-04-18	1179875 Ontario Ltd.	001179875
2005-04-18	1256548 Ontario Ltd.	001256548
2005-04-18	1342280 Ontario Inc.	001342280
2005-04-18	1347287 Ontario Limited	001347287
2005-04-18	1348127 Ontario Ltd.	001348127
2005-04-18	155352 Ontario Inc.	000155352
2005-04-18	742688 Ontario Limited	000742688
2005-04-18	852816 Ontario Ltd.	000852816
2005-04-18	894632 Ontario Inc.	000894632
2005-04-18	953536 Ontario Inc.	000953536

B. G. Hawton,
Director, Companies and Personal Property Security Branch
(138-G719)

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
2005-03-14	1202299 Ontario Limited	001202299
2005-03-22	A.T. Hudson Canada Limited	000408815
2005-03-22	Allstamp Corporation	001223534
2005-03-22	Chats Cafe And Desserts Inc.	001167229
2005-03-22	Dynasty Fine Cars Inc.	001033846
2005-03-22	Hahn Consulting Inc.	001184818
2005-03-22	Mariacon Limited	001487501
2005-03-22	Roslyn & Huestis Computer Centre Inc.	000998721
2005-03-22	1168473 Ontario Inc.	001168473
2005-03-22	665820 Ontario Inc.	000665820
2005-03-31	Thunderway Painting Ltd.	000791810
2005-04-01	Hong Fok Herbs Ltd.	000515009
2005-04-01	Redmond Travel Inc.	001175737
2005-04-01	Superior Wiring Ltd.	000350695
2005-04-01	Unique Performance & Auto Repair Specialists Ltd.	000949429
2005-04-01	Ziggy’s Auto Service Ltd.	001290004
2005-04-01	1235577 Ontario Limited	001235577
2005-04-01	1541092 Ontario Limited	001541092
2005-04-04	Danval Enterprises Inc.	001068768
2005-04-07	Carlington Aquatic Park Inc.	001142708
2005-04-07	Nine Edmeades Inc.	000874545
2005-04-07	Wayne Rogers Drafting Service Inc.	000747815
2005-04-07	851994 Ontario Limited	000851994
2005-04-08	Camp Temagami Limited	000098526
2005-04-08	Nolet Fence Inc.	001354765
2005-04-08	Ted Voogel & Sons Construction Ltd.	000288794
2005-04-08	Temagami Properties Limited	000098552
2005-04-08	1046246 Ontario Ltd.	001046246
2005-04-08	1057965 Ontario Limited	001057965
2005-04-08	603249 Ontario Inc.	000603249
2005-04-11	Action Taverns Limited	000229308
2005-04-11	Casel Interiors Ltd.	000319180
2005-04-11	Definitive Sports Ltd.	000390656
2005-04-11	Exdell Marketing Inc.	001533060
2005-04-11	General Plumbing & Heating (Ottawa)Limited	000131310
2005-04-11	Hasson Twiss Financial Services Inc.	001001792
2005-04-11	Intermed Systems Inc.	001098203
2005-04-11	Jack Simpson Trenching Limited	000153631
2005-04-11	Jalal Faraj Ltd.	001443605
2005-04-11	Ken Mccall Contracting Limited	000564545
2005-04-11	M & S Pharmacy Ltd.	000780468
2005-04-11	Mdm Controls Inc.	001312815
2005-04-11	Rhino Software Inc.	001147854
2005-04-11	Wilf Bell Holdings Inc.	001336519
2005-04-11	1160149 Ontario Inc.	001160149
2005-04-11	704041 Ontario Limited	000704041
2005-04-11	718277 Ontario Limited	000718277
2005-04-11	734339 Ontario Limited	000734339
2005-04-11	835261 Ontario Inc.	000835261
2005-04-11	920744 Ontario Inc.	000920744
2005-04-11	936376 Ontario Inc.	000936376
2005-04-11	942151 Ontario Inc.	000942151
2005-04-12	Argyle House Resources Inc.	001313004
2005-04-12	Cell Investments Ltd.	001225783
2005-04-12	Century Railway Investments Inc.	001070612
2005-04-12	Fenner Sales Tax Recovery Inc.	001435603
2005-04-12	Gottsin Management Company Ltd.	001293470
2005-04-12	Gregcomb Enterprises Inc.	001517356
2005-04-12	J. R. T. Investments Limited	000257357
2005-04-12	Mitchell-Mcpherson Machining Inc.	000669103
2005-04-12	1164331 Ontario Ltd.	001164331
2005-04-12	1356904 Ontario Inc.	001356904
2005-04-13	Cmi Consulting Inc.	001322663
2005-04-13	Hehl Construction Limited	000236141
2005-04-13	Jack W. Roberts Actuarial Consultant Inc.	000931185
2005-04-13	John Michienzi Plumbing Ltd.	000880189
2005-04-13	Knowledge Development Centres Inc.	001191896
2005-04-13	L. V. D. S. Inc.	000844962
2005-04-13	Lipscomb Consulting Inc.	001395147
2005-04-13	Safe Domain Security Inc.	001047061
2005-04-13	Wilfrid Rice Television & Electronics Inc.	000423214
2005-04-13	1382662 Ontario Inc.	001382662
2005-04-13	1428576 Ontario Inc.	001428576
2005-04-13	681363 Ontario Limited	000681363
2005-04-13	724170 Ontario Ltd.	000724170
2005-04-13	830201 Ontario Ltd.	000830201
2005-04-13	862989 Ontario Inc.	000862989
2005-04-14	D.D.L. Lighting Inc.	001289544
2005-04-14	Fashion Klozette Ltd.	000391066
2005-04-14	Gary Carr & Associates Inc.	001190404
2005-04-14	George G. Mills Enterprises Inc.	000758547
2005-04-14	Kalfat Manufacturing Limited	001121559
2005-04-14	Little Harbour Trading Inc.	000730905
2005-04-14	Modern Butcher Investments Limited	001527936
2005-04-14	Peter Christian - Human Resource Dynamics Inc.	001090367
2005-04-14	Robinson Securities, Limited	000022497
2005-04-14	Taurus Transportation Services Inc.	001376004
2005-04-14	1238663 Ontario Inc.	001238663
2005-04-14	27 Fasken Drive (Etobicoke) Limited	001255762
2005-04-15	Forty-Nine Three-Twelve Lands Ltd.	000655505
2005-04-15	Imfirs Canada Inc.	002022453
2005-04-15	J.C. House Insurance Limited	000670013
2005-04-15	Jfex Consulting Ltd.	001266414
2005-04-15	Linda Eburne Search Inc.	001427592
2005-04-15	Paramount Insurance Brokers Limited	000506561
2005-04-15	1283773 Ontario Inc.	001283773
2005-04-15	1302719 Ontario Inc.	001302719
2005-04-17	Comfort Guard Security Ltd.	001036396
2005-04-17	Flip-Out Business Products Inc.	001327232
2005-04-17	Tofden Management Limited	000432590
2005-04-18	A.J. Scal (2000) Ltd.	001390280
2005-04-18	G. Lavictoire And Brothers Ltd.	000626643
2005-04-18	Marcel J. Boulay Trucking Inc.	000786852
2005-04-18	Ski Woodnewton Ltd.	000401263
2005-04-18	South Lake Transportation Systems Inc.	000712744
2005-04-18	Webelicious Web Services Inc.	002037900
2005-04-18	1165784 Ontario Limited	001165784
2005-04-18	1489582 Ontario Ltd.	001489582
2005-04-18	509222 Ontario Limited	000509222
2005-04-19	Aba Auto Wreckers Limited	000358139
2005-04-19	D O C Holdings Limited	000133226
2005-04-19	Emerald Insurance Brokers Limited	000357315
2005-04-19	Ernie Meissner Travel Agency Limited	000152548
2005-04-19	Jaz Delivery Services Corp.	001023417
2005-04-19	Sher-Can Industries Inc.	001160679
2005-04-19	Synthetic Stone Inc.	001047058
2005-04-19	1239347 Ontario Inc.	001239347
2005-04-19	934208 Ontario Limited	000934208
2005-04-20	G. & T. Cafe Ltd.	001241154
2005-04-20	Maplegrove Components And Assembly Limited	001129235
2005-04-20	Mark Franklin Contractor & Designer Inc.	000527475
2005-04-20	Paul Castle Ltd.	000317799
2005-04-20	Progressive Resistance Consulting Inc.	001371753
2005-04-20	1072643 Ontario Inc.	001072643
2005-04-20	1113993 Ontario Limited	001113993
2005-04-20	1168543 Ontario Ltd.	001168543
2005-04-20	1254331 Ontario Inc.	001254331
2005-04-20	1261771 Ontario Inc.	001261771
2005-04-20	1304295 Ontario Inc.	001304295
2005-04-20	1486043 Ontario Inc.	001486043
2005-04-20	3M & K Inc.	001153488
2005-04-21	Purewater Mississauga Inc.	001261023
2005-04-22	Air-Time Communications Inc.	001301081
2005-04-22	Caledon Constructors Inc..Orporated	000983822
2005-04-22	H R & R Export Import Inc.	001260400
2005-04-22	Houle Dental Professional Corporation	001570740
2005-04-22	Kim Sportswear Inc.	001052097
2005-04-22	Kingsmill Rollerglide Limited	001183185
2005-04-22	Liquid Light Multimedia Inc.	001014059
2005-04-22	Millhed Holdings Ltd.	000530486
2005-04-22	Pan/Del Pictures Inc.	000826395
2005-04-22	Quelmec Insurance Adjusters (Orleans)Ltd.	001067334
2005-04-22	Sparkice E-Com (Canada) Inc.	001364956
2005-04-22	T & N Dispensaries Inc.	001145160
2005-04-22	1122293 Ontario Inc.	001122293
2005-04-22	1162328 Ontario Inc.	001162328
2005-04-22	1309262 Ontario Inc.	001309262
2005-04-22	1445686 Ontario Inc.	001445686
2005-04-22	1514055 Ontario Limited	001514055
2005-04-22	566640 Ontario Limited	000566640
2005-04-22	816287 Ontario Limited	000816287
2005-04-22	838582 Ontario Limited	000838582
2005-04-22	900759 Ontario Limited	000900759
2005-04-25	Canadian Networking Inc.	000711874
2005-04-25	Combined Transport Inc.	001410801
2005-04-25	Doria Drapery Manufacturing Limited	001583248
2005-04-25	Euphemistic Holdings Ltd.	001014072
2005-04-25	Honigman Holdings Ltd.	001502228
2005-04-25	Maytree (Ellesmere) Limited	001019773
2005-04-25	Multisport Complex Inc.	001115206
2005-04-25	P. S. Walsh Mechanical Services Ltd.	000855593
2005-04-25	Sheng Chi Industrial (Canada) Ltd.	001398147
2005-04-25	Twin Chicken Ltd.	001125523
2005-04-25	Voluntas Millwrighting Services Inc.	001129759
2005-04-25	1018042 Ontario Inc.	001018042
2005-04-25	1092448 Ontario Limited	001092448
2005-04-25	1183471 Ontario Inc.	001183471
2005-04-25	1293378 Ontario Limited	001293378
2005-04-25	1387887 Ontario Inc.	001387887
2005-04-25	1391746 Ontario Limited	001391746
2005-04-25	2029776 Ontario Limited	002029776
2005-04-25	2030036 Ontario Inc.	002030036
2005-04-25	746890 Ontario Limited	000746890
2005-04-26	Aba Computers Inc.	001303208
2005-04-26	10 Tichester Road Limited	000826377
2005-04-26	1125019 Ontario Inc.	001125019
2005-04-26	843708 Ontario Inc.	000843708
2005-04-27	C.C System Consultant Inc.	001249141
2005-04-27	Canada (China Resources) Inc.	001306286
2005-04-27	Edgecom Creative Inc.	001376523
2005-04-27	Mcc-Net Inc.	001207189
2005-04-27	Sige Works Inc.	002011455
2005-04-27	Ted Design & Construction Inc.	001242503
2005-04-27	Trinity International Logistics Inc.	001263771
2005-04-27	Tryad Publishing Inc.	001465815
2005-04-27	1306088 Ontario Inc.	001306088
2005-04-27	1369712 Ontario Ltd.	001369712
2005-04-27	1424007 Ontario Ltd.	001424007
2005-04-27	1432132 Ontario Inc.	001432132
2005-04-27	1489762 Ontario Inc.	001489762
2005-04-27	579280 Ontario Limited	000579280
2005-04-28	Aldasoft Consultants Inc.	001138661
2005-04-28	Blastech Investco (Sw) Inc.	001365846
2005-04-28	C.A. Forest Products Inc.	001121965
2005-04-28	Canadian Video Ltd.	001290301
2005-04-28	Fisher Growth Fund Limited	000213845
2005-04-28	Future Executive Office Personnel Ltd.	000863561
2005-04-28	Sw General Partner I Limited	001397392
2005-04-28	Sw Nv General Partner Limited	001407053
2005-04-28	Turnbull Financial Algorithms Ltd.	000898102
2005-04-28	1040806 Ontario Inc.	001040806
2005-04-28	1284976 Ontario Ltd.	001284976
2005-04-28	2019074 Ontario Inc.	002019074

B. G. Hawton,
Director, Companies and Personal Property Security Branch
(138-G720)

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 Ministry of Finance, Corporations Tax, 33 King Street West, Oshawa, Ontario L1H 8H6.

Date	Name of Corporation	Ontario Corporation Number
2005-05-14	A.S. May Corporation	001299604
2005-05-14	A-1 Importing Company Ltd.	001321633
2005-05-14	Aaa Triple Taxi Inc.	001314294
2005-05-14	Abn Worldwide Enterprises Ltd.	001263292
2005-05-14	Absolute Health Management Inc.	001271997
2005-05-14	Advance Plumbing Plus Ltd.	001223925
2005-05-14	Advantage Driving School Inc.	001258912
2005-05-14	Advocates Of The Court Paralegal Services Limited	001310733
2005-05-14	Aero Travellers Service (1997) Ltd.	001272433
2005-05-14	Albert’s Parlour Ltd.	001160759
2005-05-14	Aldo Holdings Inc.	001316211
2005-05-14	Alma Pack Bottling 2000 Corp.	001319107
2005-05-14	Amco International Ltd.	001271806
2005-05-14	Andrew Fee & Associates (1998) Ltd.	001316683
2005-05-14	Andrew’s Masonry Ltd.	001314808
2005-05-14	Angelis Business Consulting & Development Inc.	001232341
2005-05-14	Angus Taxi Inc.	001314293
2005-05-14	Annabel’s Food Brokers Inc.	001324256
2005-05-14	Apex Collision & Auto Service Inc.	001268687
2005-05-14	Apna Care Inc.	001268238
2005-05-14	Aqua Joe Canada Inc.	001319362
2005-05-14	Archway Home Inspection Services Ltd.	001257278
2005-05-14	Armcorp 4-7 Ltd.	000606643
2005-05-14	Ascent Capital Corporation	001286942
2005-05-14	Ashbury Builders (Windsor) Limited	001307795
2005-05-14	Asp & Associates Inc.	001298621
2005-05-14	Aspen Tree Experts Limited	001310312
2005-05-14	Associated Professionals In Therapy And Assessment Inc.	001321861
2005-05-14	Astratech Associates Inc.	001393980
2005-05-14	Athurst Holdings Inc.	001268088
2005-05-14	Atlas Armed Personnel Inc.	001268870
2005-05-14	Atmco Inc.	001295634
2005-05-14	Attwork Productions Inc.	001271923
2005-05-14	Audrey Grant’s Better Bridge Education Inc.	001316161
2005-05-14	Augusta National Leasing Inc.	001319837
2005-05-14	Austin Resources Inc.	001268277
2005-05-14	Autobahn 400 Inc.	000897779
2005-05-14	Ay Four Corporation	001313238
2005-05-14	Ay Three Corporation	001313237
2005-05-14	Ay Two Corporation	001313236
2005-05-14	A1 Magic Touch Inc.	001296687
2005-05-14	B.D. Shillum Inc.	001298855
2005-05-14	Baby Organic Food Inc.	001316987
2005-05-14	Bales Holding Corp.	001274125
2005-05-14	Banting Place Developers Inc.	001191001
2005-05-14	Bargari Transport Inc.	001322109
2005-05-14	Basementech Vinyl Windows Inc.	001314633
2005-05-14	Baylink Communications Inc.	001318710
2005-05-14	Bear International Corporation	001278099
2005-05-14	Beinn Tighe Farms Ltd.	001266444
2005-05-14	Bigat Inc.	001272457
2005-05-14	Bionorth Ventures Inc.	001273138
2005-05-14	Bmk Packaging Consultants Inc.	001267360
2005-05-14	Body Rubs Of Ontario Inc.	001319829
2005-05-14	Bradwell Metal Fabricators Inc.	001315431
2005-05-14	Brican Data Corp.	001273103
2005-05-14	Brimar Holdings Inc.	001273161
2005-05-14	Britannia Golf Development Limited	001273040
2005-05-14	Britannia Golf Limited	001273041
2005-05-14	British Manor Group Inc.	001269551
2005-05-14	Brodie Farms Limited	000206190
2005-05-14	Brokenlight New Media Inc.	001324011
2005-05-14	Broplex Resources Inc.	001322176
2005-05-14	Buchanan Marketing & Consulting Inc.	001312962
2005-05-14	Bucks Roadhouse Ltd.	001272134
2005-05-14	Buildings For Europe Ltd.	001322763
2005-05-14	Bumble Bee Recycling Inc.	001273498
2005-05-14	C. White Leasing Corp.	001300838
2005-05-14	C.B. Sheet Metal Inc.	001324303
2005-05-14	Caledonia Food Wholesale Limited	001320366
2005-05-14	Can-Ag Parts Express Ltd.	001154595
2005-05-14	Can-Am Parthenais Inc.	001266378
2005-05-14	Can-Asian Export/Import Services Inc.	001264886
2005-05-14	Can-Link Immigration Services Ltd.	001314291
2005-05-14	Cana-Glory Trade (International) Investment Inc.	001302097
2005-05-14	Canac International (Canada) Inc.	001224686
2005-05-14	Canada Dongxin International Ltd.	001314803
2005-05-14	Canada Forms Inc.	001273520
2005-05-14	Canadian Investment Management Group Corporation	001316031
2005-05-14	Canadian Landing Consultants Inc.	001265550
2005-05-14	Canadian Parking Management Corporation	001215159
2005-05-14	Canasian Finance Corporation Inc.	001317730
2005-05-14	Canex Courier Inc.	001313603
2005-05-14	Capital Group International Inc.	001269832
2005-05-14	Capri Marketing Inc.	001272477
2005-05-14	Castle Homes Ltd.	001257267
2005-05-14	Castlecorp Inc.	001258854
2005-05-14	Cause Marketing Inc.	001065779
2005-05-14	Cbr Signs Inc.	001313562
2005-05-14	Centre For Instructional Leadership Inc.	001312701
2005-05-14	Champion Import Company Canada Ltd.	001318814
2005-05-14	Chin Chun Developments Ltd.	001324909
2005-05-14	Christian R. Morandin Media Inc.	001299220
2005-05-14	Cici Holdings Inc.	001223572
2005-05-14	Cimbiotic Technical Services Inc.	001037196
2005-05-14	Clearwater Dry Cleaners Inc.	001289438
2005-05-14	Cmx Trading Inc./Commerce Cmx Inc.	001319372
2005-05-14	Collier Residences Corp.	001319932
2005-05-14	Combis Services Inc.	001314657
2005-05-14	Community Paralegal Group (Scarborough) Inc.	001308821
2005-05-14	Community Target Marketing Corporation	001292784
2005-05-14	Contacare Corporation	001319278
2005-05-14	Contact One Ltd.	001298512
2005-05-14	Content Under Pressure Inc.	001290730
2005-05-14	Contrex Trading Corp.	001308605
2005-05-14	Cool “C” Ontario Inc.	001318245
2005-05-14	Cosmopolitan Mail Services, Inc.	001224674
2005-05-14	Cp Microsafe Supply Inc.	001324178
2005-05-14	Crossover Kuta Inc.	001298556
2005-05-14	Culture Shock Productions, Inc.	001270117
2005-05-14	Cvet Investments Inc.	001320720
2005-05-14	Cybgen Solutions Inc.	001268995
2005-05-14	Cybon Systems Inc.	001279245
2005-05-14	D N G’S Inc.	001316788
2005-05-14	D. Cor Stainless Inc.	001257257
2005-05-14	D.B. Guy Investments Inc.	001301645
2005-05-14	Dalin Professional Services Ltd.	001252383
2005-05-14	Dansa Group Distribution Ltd.	001285622
2005-05-14	Deakin International Inc.	001320801
2005-05-14	Delpak Inc.	001160370
2005-05-14	Deltech Innovators Inc.	001314285
2005-05-14	Deluge Investments Ltd.	001269562
2005-05-14	Delwest Holdings Inc.	001263013
2005-05-14	Dental Advantage Inc.	001274127
2005-05-14	Desti Film & Tv Productions (Canada) Ltd.	001320365
2005-05-14	Dibcan Enterprises Inc.	001266597
2005-05-14	Digitech Training Centres Inc.	001214913
2005-05-14	Direct Marketing Concept Trading Inc.	001321991
2005-05-14	Dispute Resolution Consultants (Drs) Inc.	001272478
2005-05-14	Diverse Marketing Group Inc.	001266221
2005-05-14	Dk Canada Enterprises Inc.	001321389
2005-05-14	Dlbe Sports Inc.	000889828
2005-05-14	Dmo Marketing Inc.	001271932
2005-05-14	Donald Bangay Consulting Inc.	001308067
2005-05-14	Doris M. Harris Company Limited	000212900
2005-05-14	Drivers Are Us Inc.	001316030
2005-05-14	Eagle Lake Golf Inc.	001310338
2005-05-14	Ecphrasis Consulting Limited	001301889
2005-05-14	Educational Information Marketing Services Inc.	001271612
2005-05-14	Elrich Financial Ltd.	001320714
2005-05-14	Ena Realty Group Limited	001288637
2005-05-14	Enmet Manufacturing Ltd.	001318664
2005-05-14	Euro Home & Garden Ltd.	001315558
2005-05-14	Evergreen Tree Service Limited	001272910
2005-05-14	Every Thing Convenience And Food Mart Inc.	001298317
2005-05-14	Exalted Properties Administration Ltd.	001160666
2005-05-14	Exquisite Works Ltd.	001319101
2005-05-14	Eyetech Systems Inc.	001319331
2005-05-14	Falant Land Holdings Inc.	001011727
2005-05-14	Fifty One Fifty One Incorporated	001306769
2005-05-14	Five Star Seafood Trading Inc.	001313461
2005-05-14	Flyeagle Building Materials & Trading Inc.	001315333
2005-05-14	Frontline Entertainment Inc.	001263163
2005-05-14	Fulton Auto Parts Inc.	000767802
2005-05-14	Funquest Camps Ltd.	001313451
2005-05-14	Futurance 2000+ Inc.	001307429
2005-05-14	Future Link Leasing Inc.	001318165
2005-05-14	G. Davison Holdings Inc.	001266633
2005-05-14	G.S. Automobiles Inc.	001318104
2005-05-14	Ganaraska Bridge Company Limited	000137391
2005-05-14	Garbs & Things Inc.	001322170
2005-05-14	Garbs ‘N Things Ltd.	001321717
2005-05-14	Garlak Solutions Inc.	001324148
2005-05-14	Geo Rom Marketing Ltd.	001322169
2005-05-14	Georom Associates Inc.	001316289
2005-05-14	Gibellini Automation Inc.	001268677
2005-05-14	Global Financial Group Inc.	001306409
2005-05-14	Gnep Group Inc.	001322177
2005-05-14	Goodyear Group (Canada) Inc.	001319057
2005-05-14	Gordon Foss Services Inc.	001321981
2005-05-14	Gowell Rent-A-Car Inc.	001286979
2005-05-14	Graphic Services For Trade GST Inc.	001323064
2005-05-14	Great Endeavour Inc.	001275101
2005-05-14	Green Island Restaurant Inc.	001274369
2005-05-14	Green Tech Construction Inc.	001293826
2005-05-14	Gridiron Construction Inc.	001259113
2005-05-14	Groundspeed Best Wholesalers Ltd.	001274310
2005-05-14	H. Golden & Company Limited	000113149
2005-05-14	Hadart Industries Limited	000096096
2005-05-14	Haj Building Enterprises Inc.	001321782
2005-05-14	Halal Pizza And Chicken (Wings) Ltd.	001273743
2005-05-14	Hana United Cheese Ltd.	001317725
2005-05-14	Hanington Bay Sportswear Inc.	001300538
2005-05-14	Hard Rock Haulers Inc.	001319415
2005-05-14	Hardaker-Laxton Corp.	001324156
2005-05-14	Harry’s World Inc.	001302003
2005-05-14	Hci (China) Inc.	001265558
2005-05-14	Helwen Caledonia Properties Inc.	001277589
2005-05-14	High Tech Matters Inc.	001323062
2005-05-14	Hillsoft It Consultants Inc.	001265483
2005-05-14	Holiday Market (Scarborough) Inc.	001316261
2005-05-14	H2O Aviation Corporation	001320859
2005-05-14	I.M.A. Import Export Co. Ltd.	001265490
2005-05-14	Ice Land Construction Co. Ltd.	001317192
2005-05-14	Immigration Express Inc.	001269041
2005-05-14	In City Express Inc.	001321603
2005-05-14	Infinito Shoes Ltd.	001070237
2005-05-14	Ingle International Health Benefits Inc.	001273291
2005-05-14	Inspired Essences Inc.	001258906
2005-05-14	International Satellite Data Network Inc.	000993672
2005-05-14	Ipox International Inc.	001269498
2005-05-14	Islamic Business Exchange Inc.	001304573
2005-05-14	J. Broersen Inc.	001286601
2005-05-14	J.A. Machining Limited	001312843
2005-05-14	J.W. Spooner & Son Limited	001272873
2005-05-14	Jay Information Technologies Inc.	001301181
2005-05-14	Jetney Contracting Inc.	001141448
2005-05-14	Jong International Packing (Canada) Trading Inc.	001273120
2005-05-14	Jonn Wrighton International Inc.	001215154
2005-05-14	Just Fil Carpentry Ltd.	001266440
2005-05-14	K & G Food Equipment Limited	001290557
2005-05-14	K.D.C. Innovative Solutions Inc.	001072448
2005-05-14	Kam Kee Production Limited	001271744
2005-05-14	Kane Pera Developments Inc.	000976980
2005-05-14	Kareem Abdul Jabbar’s Place Inc.	001282010
2005-05-14	Kimal Granite Inc.	001319569
2005-05-14	Kingslake Development Group Inc.	001320712
2005-05-14	Kva Electric Motors & Machinery Ltd.	001316714
2005-05-14	Kyramax Homes Inc.	001280969
2005-05-14	La Bella Corp.	001293453
2005-05-14	Lac Bac Holdings Inc.	001268031
2005-05-14	Lamcraft & Wood Manufacturing Ltd.	001272254
2005-05-14	Landex The Land Exchange Ltd.	000727199
2005-05-14	Landfill & Construction Equipment Canada Inc.	001288636
2005-05-14	Legend Financial Services Inc.	001269921
2005-05-14	Lenexcel Developments Inc.	001271676
2005-05-14	Lightline Specialties Inc.	001018127
2005-05-14	Lignum Telecommunications Service Inc.	001316487
2005-05-14	Lisbon Jewellery And Gifts Inc.	001215594
2005-05-14	Lucy’s Travel Inc.	001314986
2005-05-14	Lymington Management Limited	001271072
2005-05-14	Lyon-Laurier Strategy Group Inc.	001258853
2005-05-14	Macbain Investments Inc.	001321326
2005-05-14	Machinetech International Inc.	001306761
2005-05-14	Maple Star Holdings Ltd.	001319820
2005-05-14	Marbrook Properties Inc.	001322159
2005-05-14	Marchil Health Inc.	001271668
2005-05-14	Marchil Mohawk Inc.	001317064
2005-05-14	Marini Management Inc.	001314896
2005-05-14	Marknat Contracting Ltd.	001314282
2005-05-14	Marlanna Renco Improvements Ltd.	001318315
2005-05-14	Marman Holdings Limited	000078054
2005-05-14	Marso Gallery International Inc.	001308303
2005-05-14	Masterworks Financial Corporation	001316101
2005-05-14	Maxima Group Inc.	001160384
2005-05-14	Mcdowell International Inc.	001232364
2005-05-14	Mcgivney Wilcock Investor Relations Inc.	001324030
2005-05-14	Mcmnetwork Inc.	001269903
2005-05-14	Meadowbrook Of Canada Ltd.	001310718
2005-05-14	Medical Air Services Assistance Inc.	001264247
2005-05-14	Merge Electric Ltd.	001280748
2005-05-14	Meridian Investments Inc.	001316928
2005-05-14	Metrix Redi-Mix Ltd.	001282309
2005-05-14	Mfz Enterprises Inc.	001318097
2005-05-14	Mhk Iii Inc.	001312440
2005-05-14	Millennium Ii Inc.	001282214
2005-05-14	Milley Specialized Carrier Inc.	001320102
2005-05-14	Millwood Construction Limited	001160353
2005-05-14	Mobile Group Inc.	001224619
2005-05-14	Modern Media Communications Inc.	001230375
2005-05-14	Morgan Transport Inc.	001272534
2005-05-14	Morningstar Inc.	000635897
2005-05-14	Mortimer Home Inspection And Consulting Inc.	001215166
2005-05-14	Mr Lee U & Me Ltd.	001293253
2005-05-14	Mr. Grill Inc.	001266436
2005-05-14	Mudgee Active Products Ltd.	001266331
2005-05-14	N.P. Direct Supply Channels Inc.	001266600
2005-05-14	Nahanni Genetics Limited	001271601
2005-05-14	Natcom Technologies Inc.	001278576
2005-05-14	National Wholesale Services Inc.	001264273
2005-05-14	Natural World Ltd.	001271926
2005-05-14	New Comtech Computers & Cellphones Inc.	001313449
2005-05-14	New Life Health Centre Inc.	001268628
2005-05-14	New Vision Computers Inc.	001270002
2005-05-14	Newlook Carpet & Upholstery Cleaning Ltd.	001259094
2005-05-14	Next Catalytic Converter Corporation	001263002
2005-05-14	Nfd Canada Inc.	001273065
2005-05-14	Niagara Computers Cad/Cam Centre Limited	000917084
2005-05-14	Nickel Mining Investment & Trade Inc.	001270001
2005-05-14	Nihil Ultra Inc.	001307673
2005-05-14	Noble Barrhaven Developments Inc.	001301995
2005-05-14	Noble Bridlewood Developments Inc.	001301996
2005-05-14	North American Adertising & Distribution Services Inc.	001322050
2005-05-14	Northshore Office Automation Ltd.	000812870
2005-05-14	Northwest Passage Marketing Inc.	001159992
2005-05-14	Ntm Management Corp.	001286433
2005-05-14	Oaklands Property Management Inc.	001315985
2005-05-14	Omnipharma Laboratories Inc.	001270210
2005-05-14	Orion Geotech Inc.	001303789
2005-05-14	Otic Technology Ltd.	001246199
2005-05-14	Outputs Web Design Ltd.	001214787
2005-05-14	Oxhead Corp.	001318164
2005-05-14	P&T Vibes Bar & Grill Inc.	001319845
2005-05-14	Pain Releef Inc.	001159930
2005-05-14	Paradiso Restaurant And Sport Bar Inc.	001313687
2005-05-14	Parker Communications Inc.	001273204
2005-05-14	Parnmas Development Co. Ltd.	000437852
2005-05-14	Patel Traders Inc.	001160316
2005-05-14	Pentec Inc.	001214953
2005-05-14	Perfect Pizza Inc.	001330397
2005-05-14	Peter A. Alexander Holdings Ltd.	001272262
2005-05-14	Petroff Ban Corp.	001265465
2005-05-14	Planet Entertainment Inc.	001015610
2005-05-14	Platinum International Inc.	001159899
2005-05-14	Precelia Johnson And Associates Limited	001319289
2005-05-14	Professional Hi-Tech Carpet Cleaners Inc.	001116789
2005-05-14	Providential Industries Group Inc.	001274042
2005-05-14	Qsr Technologies Incorporated	001322108
2005-05-14	Qts Inc.	001320850
2005-05-14	Quentin Quale Films Inc.	001291701
2005-05-14	R.A. Luscombe Roofing Ltd.	000681350
2005-05-14	R.E. Scott & Associates Ltd.	001286510
2005-05-14	R.H.L. Industries Inc.	001282224
2005-05-14	R.M.J.P. Trading Inc.	001315541
2005-05-14	Radio Herz German Broadcast Inc.	001266873
2005-05-14	Real Estate By Owner Inc.	001307707
2005-05-14	Reale Security Corporation	001315976
2005-05-14	Redfern Real Estate Services Ltd.	001271157
2005-05-14	Rees Enterprises Ltd.	001310047
2005-05-14	Residential Care & Maintenance Patrol Inc.	001269412
2005-05-14	Residential Inspections Group Ltd.	001321329
2005-05-14	Revelate Canada, Inc.	001272276
2005-05-14	Rhema Textiles Inc.	001280801
2005-05-14	Ridge Artifacts Inc.	001257242
2005-05-14	Roaring Bull Racing Supplies Inc.	001280993
2005-05-14	Rockafellas Corp.	001265788
2005-05-14	Rogers And Parker Ontario Land Surveyors Inc.	001271597
2005-05-14	Romivir Corporation	001273473
2005-05-14	Roy’s Woodland Construction Inc.	001213559
2005-05-14	Royal Environmental Assessment Inc.	001314176
2005-05-14	Royal Investments Associates Of Canada Inc.	001323175
2005-05-14	Rsa Professional Services Inc.	001271097
2005-05-14	Rti Systems Consulting Inc.	001323004
2005-05-14	Ruton & Associates Inc.	001160290
2005-05-14	S X & M Immigration Consultants Limited	001160694
2005-05-14	S.P.A. Quilting Inc.	001313434
2005-05-14	Sahota Kitchen Cabinets And Renovation Corp.	001284776
2005-05-14	Saimn Food Products Inc.	001313432
2005-05-14	Salson Communications Inc.	001316281
2005-05-14	Salvino’s Canada Inc.	001314841
2005-05-14	Sam’s Restaurant Ltd.	001290333
2005-05-14	Samma Investments Inc.	001285274
2005-05-14	Sanduo Company Ltd.	001272266
2005-05-14	Savcan Management Corporation	001269816
2005-05-14	Save It Holdings Ltd.	001290168
2005-05-14	Savior Technologies And Services Corp.	001291517
2005-05-14	Sccg Immigration-Relocation Inc.	001160738
2005-05-14	Sch Acquisition Inc.	001265479
2005-05-14	Scientific Weight Control Limited	000298118
2005-05-14	Sea & Shore Marine Contractors Inc.	001304856
2005-05-14	Select Molecular Technologies Corporation	001316272
2005-05-14	Serra Valley Homes & Development Ltd.	001322777
2005-05-14	Shamul Investments Limited	001317062
2005-05-14	Shawson Personnel Inc.	001274362
2005-05-14	Shimmering Pictures Inc.	001318751
2005-05-14	Shoal Bay Management Inc.	001301220
2005-05-14	Skae-Thornton Developments Ltd.	001298976
2005-05-14	Skeetec Consultants Inc.	001272465
2005-05-14	Skyworld Inc.	001272809
2005-05-14	Smart Seat Inc.	001321404
2005-05-14	Smile Appeal Limited	001302338
2005-05-14	Smp Films Ltd.	001321392
2005-05-14	Smr Development Land Corp.	001320394
2005-05-14	Smuggler’s Cove Inc.	001204776
2005-05-14	Southpointe Technology Park Inc.	001302041
2005-05-14	Spr Technologies Inc.	001319295
2005-05-14	Spring Flair Enterprises Inc.	001318244
2005-05-14	St. Catharines Weekly News Inc.	001297727
2005-05-14	Starmar Enterprises Inc.	001221043
2005-05-14	Stewart Stone And Garden Inc.	001319354
2005-05-14	Success Rehabilitation Clinic Inc.	001318299
2005-05-14	Sukhoo Foods Limited	001315679
2005-05-14	Summit Micro Inc.	001221032
2005-05-14	Supreme Ladies Fitness Centre Ltd.	001313288
2005-05-14	Sysmate Inc.	001298654
2005-05-14	T.K. Associates Inc.	001287359
2005-05-14	T.K.O. Boxing International Corp.	001320350
2005-05-14	Tagr 3 Management Ltd.	001278526
2005-05-14	Tamela Foreman Holdings Limited	001306691
2005-05-14	Taylor Rae Inc.	001279249
2005-05-14	Tca International Inc.	001320383
2005-05-14	Tcb Group 2000 Ltd.	001271652
2005-05-14	Tcd Inc.	001293887
2005-05-14	Ted’s Electric (Kingston) Inc.	000920681
2005-05-14	Tekplas Inc.	001265543
2005-05-14	Tele-Spectrum Holdings Inc.	001321384
2005-05-14	Telehighway Communications Inc.	001307236
2005-05-14	Tex-Inn Marketing And Consulting Limited	001313783
2005-05-14	Tg Venture Inc.	001324036
2005-05-14	Thanx Inc.	001271012
2005-05-14	The .Tv Corporation	001310801
2005-05-14	The Crafter’s Marketplace (Dunwin) Ltd.	001420948
2005-05-14	The Donwyn Centre Inc.	001322110
2005-05-14	The Image Bakers Inc.	001269075
2005-05-14	The Investment Consultants Of Canada Inc.	001289501
2005-05-14	The Larsen Group Inc.	001282003
2005-05-14	The Paint Station Inc.	001288646
2005-05-14	The Rebuilders Ltd.	001318667
2005-05-14	Thermosteel Building Systems Inc.	000649494
2005-05-14	Thrift Management Canada Inc.	001299672
2005-05-14	Tooraweenah Investments Inc.	001319002
2005-05-14	Toronto Corporate Travellers Information Bureau Inc.	001323065
2005-05-14	Toronto Motorcoach Service Centre Inc.	001279318
2005-05-14	Totally Video Inc.	001296699
2005-05-14	Tradenet Offshore Incorporated	001267099
2005-05-14	Tree On The Hill Enterprises Inc.	001314200
2005-05-14	Tri-Vision Financial Inc.	001439947
2005-05-14	Trident Financial Inc.	001315936
2005-05-14	Trimegatech Inc.	001277938
2005-05-14	Triple S Transportation Ltd.	000423625
2005-05-14	True Value Construction & Paving Inc.	001273035
2005-05-14	Tui Marketing Inc.	001300351
2005-05-14	Two Cow Boys Ltd.	001226891
2005-05-14	Vencan Funds Inc.	001266599
2005-05-14	Videoplex Leasing Inc.	001269919
2005-05-14	Virtual Reality Media Canada Inc.	001302052
2005-05-14	Volare Dance Company Ltd.	001314354
2005-05-14	Wan-Kam Holdings Company Ltd.	001273021
2005-05-14	Wb Delivery Inc.	001266591
2005-05-14	We Do Ok Holdings Inc.	001302785
2005-05-14	We’ave Inc.	001223432
2005-05-14	Web Railway Technical Services Inc.	001314021
2005-05-14	Webintentions Internet Developments Inc.	001289804
2005-05-14	West Oak Ii Holdings Inc.	001269122
2005-05-14	Wilco Equipment Consultants Inc.	001267417
2005-05-14	William Henry Ltd.	001255406
2005-05-14	Windownet International Corp.	001274277
2005-05-14	Wongas Investments Ltd.	001303081
2005-05-14	Wood Roof Canada Inc.	001263198
2005-05-14	Worth Every Byte Systems Inc.	001160921
2005-05-14	Xin-Feng International Inc.	001314352
2005-05-14	Yannick Strasbourg Consultants Inc.	001314701
2005-05-14	Yates O’Neill Investments Limited	000551802
2005-05-14	York Region E-Property Management Inc.	001324857
2005-05-14	Zencor Chemicals Incorporated	001315273
2005-05-14	Zobor City Corporation	001271107
2005-05-14	1110641 Ontario Limited	001110641
2005-05-14	1159920 Ontario Inc.	001159920
2005-05-14	1160250 Ontario Limited	001160250
2005-05-14	1160302 Ontario Inc.	001160302
2005-05-14	1160306 Ontario Inc.	001160306
2005-05-14	1160312 Ontario Inc.	001160312
2005-05-14	1160313 Ontario Inc.	001160313
2005-05-14	1160330 Ontario Inc.	001160330
2005-05-14	1160374 Ontario Inc.	001160374
2005-05-14	1160386 Ontario Limited	001160386
2005-05-14	1160396 Ontario Ltd.	001160396
2005-05-14	1160665 Ontario Inc.	001160665
2005-05-14	1160670 Ontario Inc.	001160670
2005-05-14	1160676 Ontario Limited	001160676
2005-05-14	1160833 Ontario Inc.	001160833
2005-05-14	1160872 Ontario Limited	001160872
2005-05-14	1163839 Ontario Corporation	001163839
2005-05-14	1183945 Ontario Inc.	001183945
2005-05-14	1188199 Ontario Limited	001188199
2005-05-14	1191487 Ontario Ltd.	001191487
2005-05-14	1191510 Ontario Inc.	001191510
2005-05-14	1196535 Ontario Limited	001196535
2005-05-14	1213304 Ontario Limited	001213304
2005-05-14	1213331 Ontario Inc.	001213331
2005-05-14	1214785 Ontario Ltd.	001214785
2005-05-14	1215165 Ontario Limited	001215165
2005-05-14	1215579 Ontario Inc.	001215579
2005-05-14	1219613 Ontario Inc.	001219613
2005-05-14	1221033 Ontario Inc.	001221033
2005-05-14	1221041 Ontario Limited	001221041
2005-05-14	1223457 Ontario Inc.	001223457
2005-05-14	1224180 Ontario Inc.	001224180
2005-05-14	1224627 Ontario Limited	001224627
2005-05-14	1224628 Ontario Inc.	001224628
2005-05-14	1224644 Ontario Inc.	001224644
2005-05-14	1224757 Ontario Inc.	001224757
2005-05-14	1232395 Ontario Limited	001232395
2005-05-14	1246198 Ontario Limited	001246198
2005-05-14	1252385 Ontario Limited	001252385
2005-05-14	1252390 Ontario Inc.	001252390
2005-05-14	1255468 Ontario Inc.	001255468
2005-05-14	1257260 Ontario Ltd.	001257260
2005-05-14	1257307 Ontario Limited	001257307
2005-05-14	1258913 Ontario Ltd.	001258913
2005-05-14	1258955 Ontario Inc.	001258955
2005-05-14	1258956 Ontario Inc.	001258956
2005-05-14	1258963 Ontario Inc.	001258963
2005-05-14	1259155 Ontario Ltd.	001259155
2005-05-14	1263003 Ontario Inc.	001263003
2005-05-14	1263022 Ontario Inc.	001263022
2005-05-14	1263089 Ontario Limited	001263089
2005-05-14	1263128 Ontario Inc.	001263128
2005-05-14	1263196 Ontario Inc.	001263196
2005-05-14	1263224 Ontario Inc.	001263224
2005-05-14	1263279 Ontario Inc.	001263279
2005-05-14	1264148 Ontario Inc.	001264148
2005-05-14	1265542 Ontario Inc.	001265542
2005-05-14	1265666 Ontario Inc.	001265666
2005-05-14	1265790 Ontario Inc.	001265790
2005-05-14	1265793 Ontario Limited	001265793
2005-05-14	1266115 Ontario Limited	001266115
2005-05-14	1266340 Ontario Limited	001266340
2005-05-14	1266348 Ontario Inc.	001266348
2005-05-14	1266351 Ontario Inc.	001266351
2005-05-14	1266428 Ontario Inc.	001266428
2005-05-14	1266520 Ontario Inc.	001266520
2005-05-14	1266812 Ontario Limited	001266812
2005-05-14	1266813 Ontario Limited	001266813
2005-05-14	1266857 Ontario Inc.	001266857
2005-05-14	1266860 Ontario Limited	001266860
2005-05-14	1266864 Ontario Ltd.	001266864
2005-05-14	1267108 Ontario Limited	001267108
2005-05-14	1267168 Ontario Inc.	001267168
2005-05-14	1268028 Ontario Inc.	001268028
2005-05-14	1268036 Ontario Limited	001268036
2005-05-14	1268091 Ontario Ltd.	001268091
2005-05-14	1268276 Ontario Limited	001268276
2005-05-14	1268389 Ontario Inc.	001268389
2005-05-14	1268624 Ontario Inc.	001268624
2005-05-14	1268753 Ontario Inc.	001268753
2005-05-14	1268816 Ontario Inc.	001268816
2005-05-14	1268817 Ontario Inc.	001268817
2005-05-14	1268923 Ontario Limited	001268923
2005-05-14	1269489 Ontario Inc.	001269489
2005-05-14	1269490 Ontario Inc.	001269490
2005-05-14	1269508 Ontario Inc.	001269508
2005-05-14	1269541 Ontario Inc.	001269541
2005-05-14	1269760 Ontario Limited	001269760
2005-05-14	1269823 Ontario Inc.	001269823
2005-05-14	1269896 Ontario Inc.	001269896
2005-05-14	1270101 Ontario Inc.	001270101
2005-05-14	1270115 Ontario Inc.	001270115
2005-05-14	1270132 Ontario Ltd.	001270132
2005-05-14	1271421 Ontario Ltd.	001271421
2005-05-14	1271443 Ontario Inc.	001271443
2005-05-14	1271579 Ontario Inc.	001271579
2005-05-14	1271940 Ontario Inc.	001271940
2005-05-14	1272216 Ontario Inc.	001272216
2005-05-14	1272268 Ontario Inc.	001272268
2005-05-14	1272270 Ontario Limited	001272270
2005-05-14	1272345 Ontario Inc.	001272345
2005-05-14	1272885 Ontario Inc.	001272885
2005-05-14	1273131 Ontario Limited	001273131
2005-05-14	1273132 Ontario Inc.	001273132
2005-05-14	1273200 Ontario Inc.	001273200
2005-05-14	1273211 Ontario Limited	001273211
2005-05-14	1273214 Ontario Inc.	001273214
2005-05-14	1273220 Ontario Limited	001273220
2005-05-14	1273231 Ontario Limited	001273231
2005-05-14	1273242 Ontario Inc.	001273242
2005-05-14	1273476 Ontario Inc.	001273476
2005-05-14	1273481 Ontario Inc.	001273481
2005-05-14	1273485 Ontario Limited	001273485
2005-05-14	1274057 Ontario Ltd.	001274057
2005-05-14	1274205 Ontario Ltd.	001274205
2005-05-14	1274291 Ontario Inc.	001274291
2005-05-14	1274302 Ontario Ltd.	001274302
2005-05-14	1277886 Ontario Limited	001277886
2005-05-14	1278628 Ontario Inc.	001278628
2005-05-14	1278949 Ontario Inc.	001278949
2005-05-14	1279485 Ontario Limited	001279485
2005-05-14	1280749 Ontario Inc.	001280749
2005-05-14	1280756 Ontario Inc.	001280756
2005-05-14	1280971 Ontario Limited	001280971
2005-05-14	1280972 Ontario Limited	001280972
2005-05-14	1281088 Ontario Inc.	001281088
2005-05-14	1282969 Ontario Corp.	001282969
2005-05-14	1284053 Ontario Limited	001284053
2005-05-14	1285624 Ontario Limited	001285624
2005-05-14	1285625 Ontario Limited	001285625
2005-05-14	1285692 Ontario Inc.	001285692
2005-05-14	1286794 Ontario Ltd.	001286794
2005-05-14	1287023 Ontario Limited	001287023
2005-05-14	1287641 Ontario Limited	001287641
2005-05-14	1288004 Ontario Ltd.	001288004
2005-05-14	1290033 Ontario Inc.	001290033
2005-05-14	1290538 Ontario Limited	001290538
2005-05-14	1291021 Ontario Ltd.	001291021
2005-05-14	1294386 Ontario Limited	001294386
2005-05-14	1296444 Ontario Ltd.	001296444
2005-05-14	1296765 Ontario Limited	001296765
2005-05-14	1296904 Ontario Limited	001296904
2005-05-14	1296929 Ontario Ltd.	001296929
2005-05-14	1297021 Ontario Limited	001297021
2005-05-14	1297051 Ontario Inc.	001297051
2005-05-14	1297392 Ontario Ltd.	001297392
2005-05-14	1297564 Ontario Ltd.	001297564
2005-05-14	1297749 Ontario Inc.	001297749
2005-05-14	1298396 Ontario Limited	001298396
2005-05-14	1298874 Ontario Inc.	001298874
2005-05-14	1298971 Ontario Inc.	001298971
2005-05-14	1299534 Ontario Limited	001299534
2005-05-14	1301222 Ontario Inc.	001301222
2005-05-14	1301974 Ontario Inc.	001301974
2005-05-14	1302046 Ontario Ltd.	001302046
2005-05-14	1302071 Ontario Inc.	001302071
2005-05-14	1302117 Ontario Inc.	001302117
2005-05-14	1302341 Ontario Inc.	001302341
2005-05-14	1302603 Ontario Ltd.	001302603
2005-05-14	1302777 Ontario Ltd.	001302777
2005-05-14	1302932 Ontario Inc.	001302932
2005-05-14	1303741 Ontario Inc.	001303741
2005-05-14	1304007 Ontario Inc.	001304007
2005-05-14	1304017 Ontario Inc.	001304017
2005-05-14	1304036 Ontario Inc.	001304036
2005-05-14	1304896 Ontario Ltd.	001304896
2005-05-14	1304906 Ontario Inc.	001304906
2005-05-14	1307257 Ontario Inc.	001307257
2005-05-14	1307339 Ontario Inc.	001307339
2005-05-14	1307397 Ontario Limited	001307397
2005-05-14	1307919 Ontario Inc.	001307919
2005-05-14	1308852 Ontario Inc.	001308852
2005-05-14	1308854 Ontario Inc.	001308854
2005-05-14	1309787 Ontario Inc.	001309787
2005-05-14	1310029 Ontario Ltd.	001310029
2005-05-14	1310136 Ontario Inc.	001310136
2005-05-14	1310139 Ontario Inc.	001310139
2005-05-14	1310177 Ontario Inc.	001310177
2005-05-14	1310252 Ontario Ltd.	001310252
2005-05-14	1310276 Ontario Inc.	001310276
2005-05-14	1310965 Ontario Ltd.	001310965
2005-05-14	1311817 Ontario Inc.	001311817
2005-05-14	1312201 Ontario Limited	001312201
2005-05-14	1312483 Ontario Limited	001312483
2005-05-14	1312719 Ontario Inc.	001312719
2005-05-14	1312808 Ontario Inc.	001312808
2005-05-14	1312819 Ontario Limited	001312819
2005-05-14	1312827 Ontario Limited	001312827
2005-05-14	1312971 Ontario Inc.	001312971
2005-05-14	1312972 Ontario Incorporated	001312972
2005-05-14	1313099 Ontario Inc.	001313099
2005-05-14	1313149 Ontario Limited	001313149
2005-05-14	1313300 Ontario Limited	001313300
2005-05-14	1313316 Ontario Inc.	001313316
2005-05-14	1313424 Ontario Inc.	001313424
2005-05-14	1313519 Ontario Inc.	001313519
2005-05-14	1313680 Ontario Inc.	001313680
2005-05-14	1313782 Ontario Ltd.	001313782
2005-05-14	1314020 Ontario Ltd.	001314020
2005-05-14	1314052 Ontario Limited	001314052
2005-05-14	1314276 Ontario Inc.	001314276
2005-05-14	1314284 Ontario Inc.	001314284
2005-05-14	1314346 Ontario Inc.	001314346
2005-05-14	1314632 Ontario Inc.	001314632
2005-05-14	1314649 Ontario Limited	001314649
2005-05-14	1314777 Ontario Inc.	001314777
2005-05-14	1314859 Ontario Inc.	001314859
2005-05-14	1314964 Ontario Inc.	001314964
2005-05-14	1315205 Ontairo Limited	001315205
2005-05-14	1315206 Ontario Limited	001315206
2005-05-14	1315341 Ontario Inc.	001315341
2005-05-14	1315486 Ontario Inc.	001315486
2005-05-14	1315593 Ontario Inc.	001315593
2005-05-14	1315671 Ontario Limited	001315671
2005-05-14	1315921 Ontario Inc.	001315921
2005-05-14	1315959 Ontario Inc.	001315959
2005-05-14	1315960 Ontario Inc.	001315960
2005-05-14	1315995 Ontario Limited	001315995
2005-05-14	1316047 Ontario Inc.	001316047
2005-05-14	1316115 Ontario Inc.	001316115
2005-05-14	1316193 Ontario Limited	001316193
2005-05-14	1316210 Ontario Inc.	001316210
2005-05-14	1316246 Ontario Inc.	001316246
2005-05-14	1316279 Ontario Ltd.	001316279
2005-05-14	1316287 Ontario Limited	001316287
2005-05-14	1316343 Ontario Inc.	001316343
2005-05-14	1316352 Ontario Inc.	001316352
2005-05-14	1316693 Ontario Inc.	001316693
2005-05-14	1316700 Ontario Inc.	001316700
2005-05-14	1316741 Ontario Ltd.	001316741
2005-05-14	1316771 Ontario Inc.	001316771
2005-05-14	1316968 Ontario Limited	001316968
2005-05-14	1316986 Ontario Inc.	001316986
2005-05-14	1317176 Ontario Inc.	001317176
2005-05-14	1317722 Ontario Ltd.	001317722
2005-05-14	1318004 Ontario Ltd.	001318004
2005-05-14	1318092 Ontario Inc.	001318092
2005-05-14	1318145 Ontario Inc.	001318145
2005-05-14	1318239 Ontario Inc.	001318239
2005-05-14	1318323 Ontario Ltd.	001318323
2005-05-14	1318330 Ontario Incorporated	001318330
2005-05-14	1318380 Ontario Limited	001318380
2005-05-14	1318708 Ontario Incorporated	001318708
2005-05-14	1318709 Ontario Limited	001318709
2005-05-14	1318718 Ontario Ltd.	001318718
2005-05-14	1318725 Ontario Limited	001318725
2005-05-14	1318740 Ontario Inc.	001318740
2005-05-14	1319110 Ontario Limited	001319110
2005-05-14	1319125 Ontario Ltd.	001319125
2005-05-14	1319135 Ontario Ltd.	001319135
2005-05-14	1319160 Ontario Inc.	001319160
2005-05-14	1319271 Ontario Ltd.	001319271
2005-05-14	1319324 Ontario Inc.	001319324
2005-05-14	1319530 Ontario Inc.	001319530
2005-05-14	1319856 Ontario Inc.	001319856
2005-05-14	1319866 Ontario Inc.	001319866
2005-05-14	1320277 Ontario Limited	001320277
2005-05-14	1320622 Ontario Inc.	001320622
2005-05-14	1320713 Ontario Inc.	001320713
2005-05-14	1320785 Ontario Inc.	001320785
2005-05-14	1320862 Ontario Ltd.	001320862
2005-05-14	1320919 Ontario Ltd.	001320919
2005-05-14	1320990 Ontario Ltd.	001320990
2005-05-14	1321357 Ontario Inc.	001321357
2005-05-14	1321466 Ontario Inc.	001321466
2005-05-14	1321631 Ontario Limited	001321631
2005-05-14	1321651 Ontario Inc.	001321651
2005-05-14	1321739 Ontario Inc.	001321739
2005-05-14	1321913 Ontario Inc.	001321913
2005-05-14	1321996 Ontario Ltd.	001321996
2005-05-14	1322017 Ontario Limited	001322017
2005-05-14	1322135 Ontario Inc.	001322135
2005-05-14	1322611 Ontario Ltd.	001322611
2005-05-14	1323117 Ontario Inc.	001323117
2005-05-14	1323139 Ontario Inc.	001323139
2005-05-14	1323149 Ontario Ltd.	001323149
2005-05-14	1323176 Ontario Inc.	001323176
2005-05-14	1324080 Ontario Inc.	001324080
2005-05-14	1324172 Ontario Ltd.	001324172
2005-05-14	1324208 Ontario Inc.	001324208
2005-05-14	1324246 Ontario Ltd.	001324246
2005-05-14	1324265 Ontario Ltd.	001324265
2005-05-14	1324273 Ontario Limited	001324273
2005-05-14	1324827 Ontario Inc.	001324827
2005-05-14	1324868 Ontario Limited	001324868
2005-05-14	1332117 Ontario Ltd.	001332117
2005-05-14	1334456 Ontario Limited	001334456
2005-05-14	1356898 Ontario Inc.	001356898
2005-05-14	1361965 Ontario Inc.	001361965
2005-05-14	1424276 Ontario Inc.	001424276
2005-05-14	1437652 Ontario Inc.	001437652
2005-05-14	1472347 Ontario Inc.	001472347
2005-05-14	1484156 Ontario Limited	001484156
2005-05-14	17 Relmar Holdings Inc.	001314209
2005-05-14	2Pm-Img Ltd.	001273592
2005-05-14	361 Richmond Street Inc.	001307947
2005-05-14	445037 Ontario Limited	000445037
2005-05-14	5 Star Meat Products Ltd.	001319579
2005-05-14	511065 Ontario Inc.	000511065
2005-05-14	612337 Ontario Ltd.	000612337
2005-05-14	731255 Ontario Limited	000731255
2005-05-14	787142 Ontario Inc.	000787142
2005-05-14	798694 Ontario Limited	000798694
2005-05-14	815868 Ontario Inc.	000815868
2005-05-14	839336 Ontario Inc.	000839336
2005-05-14	878248 Ontario Inc.	000878248
2005-05-14	9-1-1 Er Call Centres Inc.	001310352
2005-05-14	907668 Ontario Limited	000907668
2005-05-14	914680 Ontario Inc.	000914680
2005-05-14	956792 Ontario Inc.	000956792
2005-05-14	960122 Ontario Ltd.	000960122

B. G. Hawton,
Director, Companies and Personal Property Security Branch
(138-G721)

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
2005-04-28	Bill Kunsch Investments Ltd.	411301
2005-04-28	Boonstra Bookkeeping & Tax Services Ltd.	704905
2005-04-28	Falcon Investments (Ottawa) Limited	115705
2005-04-28	Highmark Residences Inc.	873245
2005-04-28	Retirement Compensation Funding Insurance	891834
2005-04-28	T. Caravaggio Holdings Inc.	544985
2005-04-28	702475 Ontario Inc.	702475
2005-04-28	848460 Ontario Limited	848460
2005-04-28	850291 Ontario Limited	850291
2005-04-28	902353 Ontario Limited	902353
2005-5-04	Frey’s Roofing Limited	150925
2005-5-04	J.R.H. Installations Limited	1005016
2005-5-04	Kunzelman Limited	309302
2005-5-04	Pyrominerals Limited	151816

B. G. Hawton,
Director, Companies and Personal Property Security Branch
(138-G716)

Co-operative Corporations Act

Certificate of Dissolution Issued

Notice Is Hereby Given that, under the Credit Unions and Caisses Populaires Act, an order has been issued to:

Name of Co-operation	Date of Incorporation	Effective Date
Chinese Family & Health Co-operative Inc.	March 15, 1995	April 26, 2005

John M. Harper
Director, Deposit Institutions Licensing and Market Conduct Division
(138-G722)

Certificate Of Amendment Of Article Issued

Notice Is Hereby Given that, under the Co-operative Corporations Act, amendment to article have been effected as follows:

Date of Incorporation	Name of Corporation	Effective Date
November 14, 1986	Prism Co-operative Homes Inc.	May 2, 2005

John M. Harper
Director, Deposit Institutions Licensing and Market Conduct Division
(138-G723)

Ontario Securities Commission

Amendments To National Instrument 54-101

Communication With Beneficial Owners Of Securities Of A Reporting Issuer

On February 9, 2005, amendments to National Instrument 54-101 Communication with Beneficial Owners of Securities of a Reporting Issuer came into force as a rule under the Securities Act. The National Instrument establishes a regulatory regime for communications with beneficial owners of securities of reporting issuers. The amendments are intended to make the National Instrument clearer and improve the regulatory regime set out in the National Instrument. The full text of the rule is available in the Ontario Securities Commission’s Bulletin at (2005) 28 Oscb 3991 and on the Commission’s web site at http://www.osc.gov.on.ca/en/13958.htm

(138-G707)

OSC Rule 48-501 Trading During Distributions, Formal Bids And Share Exchange Transactions

On May 9, 2005, OSC Rule 48-501 Trading During Distributions, Formal Bids and Share Exchange Transactions (Rule) came into force as a rule under the Securities Act. In general terms, the Rule governs the activities of dealers, issuers and others in connection with a distribution of securities, a securities exchange take-over bid, an issuer bid or an amalgamation, arrangement, capital reorganization or similar transaction. The Rule is intended to reduce opportunities for manipulative conduct by persons with an interest in the outcome of a distribution of securities or the other transactions referred to above, by setting out which activities are permitted and which are prohibited during the transaction. The full text of the Rule is available in the Ontario Securities Commission’s Bulletin at (2005) 28 Oscb 3998 and in the Policy and Regulation section of the Commission’s web site at www.OSC.gov.on.ca.

(138-G708)

Amendment to and Restatement of National Instrument 55-101

Insider Reporting Exemptions

On April 30, 2005, the amended and restated version of National Instrument 55-101 Insider Reporting Exemptions came into force as a rule under the Securities Act (the Act). The rule provides certain exemptions from the obligation to file insider reports under the Act where the policy reasons for such reporting do not apply. The rule replaces the previous version of National Instrument 55-101, formerly entitled Exemption from Certain Insider Reporting Requirements, which came into force on May 15, 2001. The full text of the rule is available in the Ontario Securities Commission’s Bulletin at (2005) 28 Oscb 3981 and on the Commission’s web site at http://www.OSC.gov.on.ca/Regulation/Rulemaking/Current/Part5/rule_20050429_55-101_amend-restate.pdf.

(138-G715)

Notice 7A-05

Statutory Notice Under The Remedies For Organized Crime And Other Unlawful Activities Act, 2001

Notice To Municipal Corporations And Public Bodies Of A Class Prescribed In Section 12 Of Ontario Regulation 233/03 That Suffered Pecuniary Losses By Reason Of The Unlawful Activity Resulting In Civil Forfeiture Proceedings in The Matter Of The attorney General Of Ontario And $21,000 In Canadian Currency (in Rem), And Terry Pickard.

Pursuant to a court order made in the above proceeding, money has been forfeited to the Crown and deposited in a special purpose account. Any municipal corporation or public body of a prescribed class, which has suffered pecuniary losses as a result of the above unlawful activity is entitled to make a claim for compensation.

All claims must comply with the provisions of Regulation 233/03 and be on the prescribed form or they will be denied. Regulation 233/03 may be found at www.e-laws.gov.on.ca/DBLaws/Regs/English/030233_e.htm.

To obtain a claim form or if you have any inquiries about potential claims please contact the Civil Remedies for Illicit Activities Office toll free at 1-888-246-5359 or write to:

Ministry of the Attorney General
Civil Remedies for Illicit Activities Office
77 Wellesley Street West, P.O. Box 333
Toronto, ON M7A 1N3

All completed claims must refer to Notice 7A-05, be sent to the above address and be received no later than 5 pm on June 14, 2005 to be considered.

You may not be eligible for compensation if you participated in or contributed to your losses or the unlawful activity giving rise to the proceeding.

(138-G725)

Notice 8A-05

Statutory Notice Under The Remedies For Organized Crime And Other Unlawful Activities Act, 2001

Notice To Municipal Corporations And Public Bodies Of A Class Prescribed In Section 12 Of Ontario Regulation 233/03 That Suffered Pecuniary Losses By Reason Of The Unlawful Activity Resulting In Civil Forfeiture Proceedings in The Matter Of The Attorney General Of Ontario And $10,430 In Canadian Currency (in Rem), Si Dong Lieu Also Known As Si Dung Lieu And Quang Lu.

To obtain a claim form or if you have any inquiries about potential claims please contact the Civil Remedies for Illicit Activities Office toll free at 1-888-246-5359 or write to:

Ministry of the Attorney General
Civil Remedies for Illicit Activities Office
77 Wellesley Street West, P.O. Box 333
Toronto, ON M7A 1N3

All completed claims must refer to Notice 8A-05, be sent to the above address and be received no later than 5 pm on June 14, 2005 to be considered.

You may not be eligible for compensation if you participated in or contributed to your losses or the unlawful activity giving rise to the proceeding.

(138-G726)

Notice 9A-05

Statutory Notice Under The Remedies For Organized Crime And Other Unlawful Activities Act, 2001

Notice To Municipal Corporations And Public Bodies Of A Class Prescribed In Section 12 Of Ontario Regulation 233/03 That Suffered Pecuniary Losses By Reason Of The Unlawful Activity Resulting In Civil Forfeiture Proceedings in The Matter Of The Attorney General Of Ontario And $12,160 In Canadian Currency (in Rem), Gal Shalev, And Avi Greizman

To obtain a claim form or if you have any inquiries about potential claims please contact the Civil Remedies for Illicit Activities Office toll free at 1-888-246-5359 or write to:

Ministry of the Attorney General
Civil Remedies for Illicit Activities Office
77 Wellesley Street West, P.O. Box 333
Toronto, ON M7A 1N3

All completed claims must refer to Notice 9A-05, be sent to the above address and be received no later than 5 pm on June 14, 2005 to be considered.

You may not be eligible for compensation if you participated in or contributed to your losses or the unlawful activity giving rise to the proceeding.

(138-G727)

Notice 22-05

Statutory Notice Under The Remedies For Organized Crime And Other Unlawful Activities Act, 2001

Notice To Persons Who Have Suffered Pecuniary And Non Pecuniary Damages By Reason Of Unlawful Activity Resulting In Civil Forfeiture Proceedings in The Matter Of The Attorney General Of Ontario And $10,000 In Canadian Currency, $85.00 In u. S. Currency (in Rem) And Jamie Dean Wheeler (also Known As Jack Smith).

Pursuant to a court order made in the above proceeding, money has been forfeited to the Crown and deposited in a special purpose account. Any person who has suffered pecuniary or non pecuniary losses in relation to which the proceeding was commenced is entitled to make a claim for compensation.

To obtain a claim form or if you have any inquiries about potential claims please contact the Civil Remedies for Illicit Activities Office toll free at 1-888-246-5359 or write to:

Ministry of the Attorney General
Civil Remedies for Illicit Activities Office
77 Wellesley Street West, P.O. Box 333
Toronto, ON M7A 1N3

All completed claims must refer to Notice 22-05, be sent to the above address and be received no later than 5 pm November 15, 2005 to be considered.

You may not be eligible for compensation if you participated in or contributed to your losses or the unlawful activity giving rise to the proceeding.

(138-G728)

Notice 23-05

Statutory Notice Under The Remedies For Organized Crime And Other Unlawful Activities Act, 2001

Notice To Persons Who Have Suffered Pecuniary And Non Pecuniary Damages By Reason Of Unlawful Activity Resulting In Civil Forfeiture Proceedings in The Matter Of The Attorney General Of Ontario And $2,040.00 In Canadian Currency; Indoor Marijuana Growing Equipment; Canadian Imperial Bank Of Commerce Account Number 74 65637 (in Rem) And Allen Lee Chai Fa Ah-chong, Cuc Thi Nguyen, Hieu Kim Nguyen (also Known As Melanie Nguyen and Thanh Tung Nguyen (also Known As Jeff Nguyen).

To obtain a claim form or if you have any inquiries about potential claims please contact the Civil Remedies for Illicit Activities Office toll free at 1-888-246-5359 or write to:

Ministry of the Attorney General
Civil Remedies for Illicit Activities Office
77 Wellesley Street West, P.O. Box 333
Toronto, ON M7A 1N3

All completed claims must refer to Notice 22-05, be sent to the above address and be received no later than 5 pm November 15, 2005 to be considered.

You may not be eligible for compensation if you participated in or contributed to your losses or the unlawful activity giving rise to the proceeding.

(138-G729)

Ontario Energy Board

Distribution System Code

Last revised on September 9, 2004
(Originally Issued on July 14, 2000)

General And Administrative Provisions
1. The Purpose of this Code
2. Definitions
3. Interpretations
4. To Whom this Code Applies
5. Hierarchy of Codes
6. Amendments to this Code
7. Coming into Force
8. Requirements for Board Approvals
Standards Of Business Practice And Conduct
1. Connection Agreement Requirement
2. Liability
3. Force Majeure
4. Conditions of Service
Connections And Expansions
1. Connections
2. Expansions
3. Alternative Bids
4. Enhancements
5. Relocation of Plant
Operations
1. Quality of Supply
2. Disconnection and Reconnection
3. Unauthorized Energy Use
4. System Inspection Requirements and Maintenance
5. Unplanned Outages and Emergency Conditions
6. Health and Safety and Environment
Metering
1. Provision of Meters and Metering Services
2. Metering Requirements for Generating Facilities
3. VEE Process
Distributors’ Responsibilities
1. Responsibilities to Load Customers
2. Responsibilities to Generators
3. Responsibilities to Other Distributors
4. Sharing Arrangements Between Distributors
5. Load Transfers
6. Provision of Information

Appendices

Appendix A - Conditions of Service

Appendix B - Methodology and Assumptions for an Economic Evaluation

Appendix C - Minimum Inspection Requirements Appendix D - Information in a Connection Agreement with a Customer

Appendix E - Contracts and Applications for Connecting a Generator to the Local Distribution System

Appendix F - Process and Technical Requirements for Connecting Embedded Generation Facilities

Appendix G - Process for Connecting Another Distributor

General And Administrative Provisions
1. The Purpose of this Code
  
  This Code sets the minimum conditions that a distributor must meet in carrying out its obligations to distribute electricity under its licence and the Energy Competition Act, 1998. Unless otherwise stated in the licence or Code, these conditions apply to all transactions and interactions between a distributor and all retailers, generators, distributors, transmitters and consumers of electricity who use the distributor’s distribution system.
2. Definitions
  
  In this Code:
  
  “Accounting Procedures Handbook” means the handbook approved by the Board and in effect at the relevant time, which specifies the accounting records, accounting principles and accounting separation standards to be followed by the distributor;
  
  “Act” means the Ontario Energy Board Act, 1998, S.O. 1998, C. 15, Schedule B;
  
  “Affiliate Relationships Code” means the code, approved by the Board and in effect at the relevant time, which among other things, establishes the standards and conditions for the interaction between electricity distributors or transmitters and their respective affiliated companies;
  
  “ancillary services” means services necessary to maintain the reliability of the Ieso-controlled grid; including frequency control, voltage control, reactive power and operating reserve services;
  
  “bandwidth” means a distributor’s defined tolerance used to flag data for further scrutiny at the stage in the VEE process where a current reading is compared to a reading from an equivalent historical billing period. For example, a 30 percent bandwidth means a current reading that is either 30 percent lower or 30 percent higher than the measurement from an equivalent historical billing period will be identified by the VEE process as requiring further scrutiny and verification;
  
  “Board” means the Ontario Energy Board;
  
  “Code” means the Distribution System Code;
  
  "competitive retailer" is a person who retails electricity to consumers who do not take Standard Supply Service ("SSS");
  
  “complex metering installation” means a metering installation where instrument transformers, test blocks, recorders, pulse duplicators and multiple meters may be employed;
  
  “Conditions of Service” means the document developed by a distributor in accordance with subsection 2.3 of this Code that describes the operating practices and connection rules for the distributor;
  
  “connection” means the process of installing and activating connection assets in order to distribute electricity;
  
  “Connection Agreement” means an agreement entered into between a distributor and a person connected to its distribution system that delineates the conditions of the connection and delivery of electricity to or from that connection;
  
  “connection assets” means that portion of the distribution system used to connect a customer to the existing main distribution system, and consists of the assets between the point of connection on a distributor’s main distribution system and the ownership demarcation point with that customer;
  
  “consumer” means a person who uses, for the person’s own consumption, electricity that the person did not generate;
  
  “customer” means a person that has contracted for or intends to contract for connection of a building or an embedded generation facility. This includes developers of residential or commercial sub-divisions;
  
  “demand meter” means a meter that measures a consumer’s peak usage during a specified period of time;
  
  “disconnection” means a deactivation of connection assets that results in cessation of distribution services to a consumer;
  
  "disconnect/collect trip" is a visit to a customer’s premises by an employee or agent of the distributor to demand payment of an outstanding amount or to shut off or limit distribution of electricity to the customer failing payment.
  
  “distribute”, with respect to electricity, means to convey electricity at voltages of 50 kilovolts or less;
  
  “distribution losses” means energy losses that result from the interaction of intrinsic characteristics of the distribution network such as electrical resistance with network voltages and current flows;
  
  “distribution loss factor” has the meaning described to it in the Retail Settlement Code;
  
  “distribution services” means services related to the distribution of electricity and the services the Board has required distributors to carry out;
  
  “distribution system” means a system for distributing electricity, and includes any structures, equipment or other things used for that purpose. A distribution system is comprised of the main system capable of distributing electricity to many customers and the connection assets used to connect a customer to the main distribution system;
  
  “Distribution System Code” means the code, approved by the Board, and in effect at the relevant time, which, among other things, establishes the obligations of a distributor with respect to the services and terms of service to be offered to customers and retailers and provides minimum technical operating standards of distribution systems;
  
  “distributor” means a person who owns or operates a distribution system;
  
  “Electricity Act” means the Electricity Act, 1998, S.O. 1998, c.15, Schedule A;
  
  “Energy Competition Act” means the Energy Competition Act, 1998, S.O. 1998, c. 15;
  
  “Electrical Safety Authority” or “ESA” means the person or body designated under the Electricity Act regulations as the Electrical Safety Authority;
  
  “embedded distributor” means a distributor who is not a wholesale market participant and that is provided electricity by a host distributor;
  
  “embedded generation facility” means a generation facility which is not directly connected to the Ieso-controlled grid but instead is connected to a distribution system;
  
  “embedded wholesale consumer” means a consumer who is a wholesale market participant whose facility is not directly connected to the Ieso-controlled grid but is connected to a distribution system;
  
  “emergency” means any abnormal system condition that requires remedial action to prevent or limit loss of a distribution system or supply of electricity that could adversely affect the reliability of the electricity system;
  
  “emergency backup generation facility” means a generation facility that has a transfer switch that isolates it from a distribution system;
  
  “enhancement” means a modification to an existing distribution system that is made for purposes of improving system operating characteristics such as reliability or power quality or for relieving system capacity constraints resulting, for example, from general load growth;
  
  “expansion” means an addition to a distribution system in response to a request for additional customer connections that otherwise could not be made; for example, by increasing the length of the distribution system;
  
  “four-quadrant interval meter” means an interval meter that records power injected into a distribution system and the amount of electricity consumed by the customer;
  
  “generate”, with respect to electricity, means to produce electricity or provide ancillary services, other than ancillary services provided by a transmitter or distributor through the operation of a transmission or distribution system;
  
  “generation facility” means a facility for generating electricity or providing ancillary services, other than ancillary services provided by a transmitter or distributor through the operation of a transmission or distribution system, and includes any structures, equipment or other things used for that purpose;
  
  “generator” means a person who owns or operates a generation facility;
  
  “geographic distributor,” with respect to a load transfer, means the distributor that is licensed to service a load transfer customer and is responsible for connecting and billing the load transfer customer;
  
  “good utility practice” means any of the practices, methods and acts engaged in or approved by a significant portion of the electric utility industry in North America during the relevant time period, or any of the practices, methods and acts which, in the exercise of reasonable judgement in light of the facts known at the time the decision was made, could have been expected to accomplish the desired result at a reasonable cost consistent with good practices, reliability, safety and expedition. Good utility practice is not intended to be limited to the optimum practice, method, or act to the exclusion of all others, but rather to be acceptable practices, methods, or acts generally accepted in North America;
  
  “holiday” means a Saturday, Sunday, statutory holiday, or any day as defined in the Province of Ontario as a legal holiday;
  
  “host distributor” means the distributor who provides electricity to an embedded distributor;
  
  “Ieso” means the Independent Electricity System Operator continued under the Electricity Act.
  
  “Ieso-controlled grid” means the transmission systems with respect to which, pursuant to agreements, the Ieso has the authority to direct operations.
  
  “interval meter” means a meter that measures and records electricity use on an hourly or sub-hourly basis;
  
  “large embedded generation facility” means an embedded generation facility with a name-plate rated capacity of 10 MW or more;
  
  “load transfer” means a network supply point of one distributor that is supplied through the distribution network of another distributor and where this supply point is not considered a wholesale supply or bulk sale point;
  
  “load transfer customer” means a customer that is provided distribution services through a load transfer;
  
  “Market Rules” means the rules made under section 32 of the Electricity Act;
  
  “Measurement Canada” means the Special Operating Agency established in August 1996 by the Electricity and Gas Inspection Act, 1980‑81‑82‑83, c. 87., and Electricity and Gas Inspection Regulations (Sor/86‑131);
  
  “meter service provider” means any entity that performs metering services on behalf of a distributor or generator;
  
  “meter installation” means the meter and, if so equipped, the instrument transformers, wiring, test links, fuses, lamps, loss of potential alarms, meters, data recorders, telecommunication equipment and spin-off data facilities installed to measure power past a meter point, provide remote access to the metered data and monitor the condition of the installed equipment;
  
  “metering services” means installation, testing, reading and maintenance of meters;
  
  “micro-embedded load displacement generation facility” means an embedded load displacement generation facility with a name-plate rated capacity of 10 kW or less;
  
  “mid-sized embedded generation facility” means an embedded generation facility with a name-plate rated capacity of less than 10 MW and:
  1. more than 500 kW in the case of a facility connected to a less than 15 kV line; and
  2. more than 1 MW in the case of a facility connected to a 15 kV or greater line;
  “Mist meter” means an interval meter from which data is obtained and validated within a designated settlement timeframe. Mist refers to “Metering Inside the Settlement Timeframe;”
  
  “Most meter” means an interval meter from which data is only available outside of the designated settlement timeframe. Most refers to “Metering Outside the Settlement Timeframe;”
  
  “Ontario Electrical Safety Code” means the code adopted by O. Reg. 164/99 as the Electrical Safety Code;
  
  “Ontario Energy Board Act” means the Ontario Energy Board Act, 1998, S.O. 1998, c.15, Schedule B;
  
  “operational demarcation point” means the physical location at which a distributor’s responsibility for operational control of distribution equipment including connection assets ends at the customer;
  
  “ownership demarcation point” means the physical location at which a distributor’s ownership of distribution equipment including connection assets ends at the customer;
  
  “performance standards” means the performance targets for the distribution and connection activities of the distributor as established by the Board pursuant to the Act and in the Rate Handbook;
  
  “physical distributor,” with respect to a load transfer, means the distributor that provides physical delivery of electricity to a load transfer customer, but is not responsible for connecting and billing the load transfer customer directly;
  
  “point of supply,” with respect to an embedded generation facility, means the connection point where electricity produced by the generation facility is injected into the distribution system;
  
  “rate” means any rate, charge or other consideration, and includes a penalty for late payment;
  
  “Rate Handbook” means the document approved by the Board that outlines the regulatory mechanisms that will be applied in the setting of distributor rates;
  
  “Regulations” means the regulations made under the Act or the Electricity Act ;
  
  “retail”, with respect to electricity means,
  1. to sell or offer to sell electricity to a consumer
  2. to act as agent or broker for a retailer with respect to the sale or offering for sale of electricity, or
  3. to act or offer to act as an agent or broker for a consumer with respect to the sale or offering for sale of electricity.
  “Retail Settlement Code” means the code approved by the Board and in effect at the relevant time, which, among other things, establishes a distributor’s obligations and responsibilities associated with financial settlement among retailers and customers and provides for tracking and facilitating customer transfers among competitive retailers;
  
  “retailer” means a person who retails electricity;
  
  “service area,” with respect to a distributor, means the area in which the distributor is authorized by its license to distribute electricity;
  
  “small embedded generation facility” means an embedded generation facility which is not a micro-embedded generation facility with a name-plate rated capacity of 500 kW or less in the case of a facility connected to a less than 15 kV line and 1MW or less in the case of a facility connected to a 15 kV or greater line;
  
  “total losses” means the sum of distribution losses and unaccounted for energy;
  
  “transmission system” means a system for transmitting electricity, and includes any structures, equipment or other things used for that purpose;
  
  “Transmission System Code” means the code, approved by the Board, that is in force at the relevant time, which regulates the financial and information obligations of the Transmitter with respect to its relationship with customers, as well as establishing the standards for connection of customers to, and expansion of a transmission system;
  
  “transmit”, with respect to electricity, means to convey electricity at voltages of more than 50 kilovolts;
  
  “transmitter” means a person who owns or operates a transmission system;
  
  “unaccounted for energy” means all energy losses that cannot be attributed to distribution losses. These include measurement error, errors in estimates of distribution losses and unmetered loads, energy theft and non-attributable billing errors;
  
  “unmetered loads” means electricity consumption that is not metered and is billed based on estimated usage;
  
  “validating, estimating and editing (Vee)” means the process used to validate, estimate and edit raw metering data to produce final metering data or to replicate missing metering data for settlement purposes;
  
  “wholesale buyer” means a person that purchases electricity or ancillary services in the Ieso-administered markets or directly from a generator;
  
  “wholesale market participant”, means a person that sells or purchases electricity or ancillary services through the Ieso-administered markets;
  
  “wholesale supplier” means a person who sells electricity or ancillary services through the Ieso-administered markets or directly to another person, other than a consumer.
3. Interpretations
  
  Unless otherwise defined in this Code, words and phrases shall have the meaning ascribed to them in the Act, or the Electricity Act, as the case may be. Headings are for convenience only and shall not affect the interpretation of this Code. Words importing the singular include the plural and vice versa. A reference to a document or a provision of a document includes any amendment or supplement to, or any replacement of, that document or that provision of that document. An event that is required under this Code to occur on or by a stipulated day which is a holiday may occur on or by the next day, that is not holiday.
4. To Whom this Code Applies
  
  This Code applies to all electricity distributors licensed by the Ontario Energy Board under Part V of the Ontario Energy Board Act, 1998. These entities are obligated to comply with the Code as a condition of their licence.
5. Hierarchy of Codes
  
  The order of hierarchy for the Distribution System Code in relation to other codes, subject to any specific conditions of a licence that apply to the distributor, are as follows:
  1. Affiliate Relationships Code
  2. Distribution System Code
  3. Retail Settlement Code
  4. Standard Supply Service Code
6. Amendments to this Code
  
  This Code may be amended only in accordance with the procedures set out by the Board in the licence issued to a distributor.
7. Coming into Force
  
  This Code comes into force on the day subsection 26(1) of the Electricity Act comes into force with the following exception.
  
  Any amendments to this Code shall come into force on the date the Board publishes the amendments by placing them on the Board’s website after they have been made by the Board, except where expressly provided otherwise.
  
  All of Chapter 3, Connections and Expansions and Subsection 6.2.3 of Section 6.2, Responsibilities to Generators come into force on September 29, 2000. These provisions do not apply to projects that are the subject of an agreement entered into before November 1, 2000.
  
  The amendments to this Code made by the Board on December 19, 2003 come into effect on March 22, 2004. [Note: Primarily section 6.2. Appendix E and F were also replaced].
  
  Sections 2.4.6.1, 2.4.6.2 and 2.4.9 to 2.4.28 come into force on the day that is 6 months after these sections are published on the Board’s website after having been made by the Board. [Note: These sections were published on February 3, 2004].
  
  The amendments to this Code made by the Board February 24, 2005 will come into effect 90 days after this date.
8. Requirements for Board Approvals
  
  Any matter under this Code requiring a determination of the Board may be determined by the Board without a hearing or through an oral, written or electronic hearing, at the Board’s discretion.
Standards Of Business Practice And Conduct
1. Connection Agreement Requirement
  
  Note: Section 2.1 revoked by amendment, effective March 22, 2004.
2. Liability
  1. A distributor shall only be liable to a customer and a customer shall only be liable to a distributor for any damages which arise directly out of the willful misconduct or negligence:
    1. Of the distributor in providing distribution services to the customer;
    2. Of the customer in being connected to the distributor ’s distribution system; or
    3. Of the distributor or customer in meeting their respective obligations under this Code, their licences and any other applicable law.
  2. Despite section 2.2.1; neither the distributor nor the customer shall be liable under any circumstances whatsoever for any loss of profits or revenues, business interruption losses, loss of contract or loss of goodwill, or for any indirect, consequential, incidental or special damages, including but not limited to punitive or exemplary damages, whether any of the said liability, loss or damages arise in contract, tort or otherwise.
3. Force Majeure
  1. Neither party shall be held to have committed an event of default in respect of any obligation under this Code if prevented from performing that obligation, in whole or in part, because of a force majeure event.
  2. If a force majeure event prevents a party from performing any of its obligations under this Code and the applicable Connection Agreement, that party shall:
    1. Promptly notify the other party of the force majeure event and its assessment in good faith of the effect that the event will have on its ability to perform any of its obligations. If the immediate notice is not in writing, it shall be confirmed in writing as soon as reasonably practicable.
    2. Not be entitled to suspend performance of any of its obligations under this Code to any greater extent or for any longer time than the force majeure event requires it to do;
    3. Use its best efforts to mitigate the effects of the force majeure event, remedy its inability to perform, and resume full performance of its obligations;
    4. Keep the other party continually informed of its efforts; and
    5. Provide written notice to the other party when it resumes performance of any obligations affected by the force majeure event.
  3. Notwithstanding any of the foregoing, settlement of any strike, lockout, or labor dispute constituting a force majeure event shall be within the sole discretion of the party to the agreement involved in the strike, lockout, or labour dispute. The requirement that a party must use its best efforts to remedy the cause of the force majeure event, mitigate its effects, and resume full performance under this Code shall not apply to strikes, lockouts, or labour disputes
4. Conditions of Service
  1. A distributor shall document its Conditions of Service that describe the operating practices and connection policies of the distributor. All distributors shall have a Conditions of Service. Subject to this Code and other applicable laws, a distributor shall comply with its Conditions of Service but may waive a provision of its Conditions of Service in favour of a customer or potential customer.
  2. A distributor shall file a copy of its Conditions of Service with the Board, make its Conditions of Service publicly available and provide a copy to any person requesting it. A distributor shall provide one copy per revision for each person that requests it.
  3. A distributor’s existing Conditions of Service will be deemed to meet the standards set out in this Code for a period of one year following the coming into force of this Code, after which point the distributor must comply.
  4. Note: Section 2.4.4 revoked by amendment, effective March 22, 2004.
  5. A distributor’s Conditions of Service may be subject to review as part of the distributor’s performance based rates plan.
  6. A distributor’s Conditions of Service shall include, at a minimum, a description of the following:
    - The types of connection service performed by the distributor for each customer class, and the conditions under which these connections will be performed (connection policy).
    - The distributor’s basic connection service that is recovered through its revenue requirements and does not require a variable connection charge.
    - The distributor’s capital contribution policy by customer class for an offer to connect, including procedures for collection of capital contributions.
    - The demarcation point at which the distributor’s operational responsibilities for distribution equipment end at the customer.
    - The demarcation point at which the distributor’s ownership of distribution equipment ends at the customer.
    - The billing cycle period and payment requirements by customer class.
    - Design requirements for connection to the distribution system.
    - Voltages at which the distributor provides electricity and corresponding load thresholds.
    - Type of meters provided by the distributor.
    - Meters required by customer class.
    - Quality of Service standards to which the distribution system is designed and operated.
    - Conditions under which supply may be unreliable or intermittent.
    - Conditions under which service may be interrupted.
    - Conditions under which the distributor may disconnect a consumer.
    - Policies for planned interruptions.
    - The business process the distributor uses to disconnect and reconnect consumers, including means of notification and timing.
    - The distributor’s rights and obligations with respect to a customer.
    - Rights and obligations a consumer or embedded generator has with respect to the distributor.
    - The distributor’s liability limitations in accordance with this Code.
    - The distributor’s dispute resolution procedure.
    - Terms and conditions under which the distributor provides other services in its capacity as a distributor.
    The conditions of service must be consistent with the provisions of this Code and all other applicable codes and legislation including the Rate Handbook.
    1. A distributor’s Conditions of Service shall include the distributor’s security deposit policy which shall be consistent with the provisions of this Code. A distributor’s security deposit policy shall include at a minimum the following:
      - a list of all potential types/forms of security accepted;
      - a detailed description of how the amount of security is calculated;
      - limits on amount of security required;
      - the planned frequency, process and timing for updating security;
      - criteria customers must meet to have security deposit waived and/or returned; and
      - methods of enforcement where a security deposit is not paid.
    2. In managing customer non-payment risk, a distributor shall not discriminate among customers with similar risk profiles or risk related factors except where expressly permitted under this Code.
  7. If a distributor’s Conditions of Service are documented in a form or in an order different than that specified in the generic Conditions of Service attached to this Code as Appendix A, the distributor shall provide a mapping of terms in its Conditions of Service to the sections and subsections in Appendix A.
  8. A distributor shall provide advance public notice of any changes to its Conditions of Service. Notice shall be, at a minimum, provided to each customer by means of a note on and/or included with the customer’s bill. The public notice shall include a proposed timeline for implementation of the new Conditions of Service and a means by which public comment may be provided. A distributor shall provide the Board with a copy of the new Conditions of Service once they are implemented. The copy of the revised document shall include a cover letter that outlines the changes from the prior document, as well as a summary of any public comments on the changes.
  9. A distributor may require a security deposit from a customer who is not billed by a competitive retailer under retailer-consolidated billing unless the customer has a good payment history of 1 year in the case of a residential customer, 5 years in the case of a non-residential customer in a <50 kW demand rate class or 7 years in the case of a non-residential customer in any other rate class. The time period that makes up the good payment history must be the most recent period of time and some of the time period must have occurred in the previous 24 months. A distributor shall provide a customer with the specific reasons for requiring a security deposit from the customer.
  10. For the purposes of section 2.4.9, a customer is deemed to have a good payment history unless, during the relevant time period set out in section 2.4.9, the customer has received more than one disconnection notice from the distributor, more than one cheque given to the distributor by the customer has been returned for insufficient funds, more than one pre‑authorized payment to the distributor has been returned for insufficient funds or a disconnect / collect trip has occurred. If any of the preceding events occur due to an error by the distributor, the customer’s good payment history shall not be affected.
  11. Despite section 2.4.9, a distributor shall not require a security deposit where:
    1. a customer provides a letter from another distributor or gas distributor in Canada confirming a good payment history with that distributor for the most recent relevant time period set out in section 2.4.9 where some of the time period which makes up the good payment history has occurred in the previous 24 months; or
    2. a customer, other than a customer in a >5000 kW demand rate class, provides a satisfactory credit check made at the customer’s expense.
  12. The maximum amount of a security deposit which a distributor may require a customer to pay shall be calculated in the following manner:
    billing cycle factor x estimated bill based on the customer’s average monthly load with the distributor during the most recent 12 consecutive months within the past two years
    
    Where relevant usage information is not available for the customer for 12 consecutive months within the past two years or where the distributor does not have systems capable of making the above calculation, the customer’s average monthly load shall be based on a reasonable estimate made by the distributor.
  13. Despite section 2.4.12, where a non-residential customer in any rate class other than a < 50 kW demand rate class has a credit rating from a recognized credit rating agency, the maximum amount of a security deposit which the distributor may require the non-residential customer to pay shall be reduced in accordance with the following table:

	Credit Rating (Using Standard and Poor’s Rating Terminology)	Allowable Reduction in Security Deposit
1	AAA- and above or equivalent	100%
2	Aa-, Aa, Aa+ or equivalent	95%
3	A-,From A, A+ to below AA or equivalent	85%
4	BBB-,From Bbb, Bbb+ to below A or equivalent	75%
5	Below BBB- or equivalent	0%

1. 1. For the purposes of calculating the estimated bill under section 2.4.12 for a low-volume consumer or designated consumer who is billed under SSS or distributor-consolidated billing, the price estimate used in calculating competitive electricity costs shall be the same as the price used by the Ieso for the purpose of determining maximum net exposures and prudential support obligations for distributors, low-volume consumers and designated consumers. For the purpose of calculating the estimated bill under section 2.4.12 for all other customers billed under Sss or distributor-consolidated billing, the price estimate used in calculating competitive electricity costs shall be the same as the price used by the Ieso for the purpose of determining maximum net exposures and prudential support obligations for market participants other than distributors, low-volume consumers and designated consumers.
  2. Subject to section 2.4.6.2, a distributor may in its discretion reduce the amount of a security deposit which it requires a customer to pay for any reason including where the customer pays under an interim payment arrangement and where the customer makes pre-authorized payments.
  3. For the purposes of sections 2.4.12, the billing cycle factor is 2.5 if the customer is billed monthly, 1.75 if the customer is billed bi-monthly and 1.5 if the customer is billed quarterly.
  4. Where a customer has a payment history which discloses more than one disconnection notice in a relevant 12 month period, the distributor may use that customer’s highest actual or estimated monthly load for the most recent 12 consecutive months within the past 2 years for the purposes of making the calculation of the maximum amount of security deposit under section 2.4.12.
  5. The form of payment of a security deposit for a residential customer shall be cash or cheque at the discretion of the customer or such other form as is acceptable to the distributor.
  6. The form of payment of a security deposit for a non-residential customer shall be cash, cheque or an automatically renewing, irrevocable letter of credit from a bank as defined in the Bank Act, 1991, c.46 at the discretion of the customer. The distributor may also accept other forms of security such as surety bonds and third party guarantees.
  7. A distributor shall permit the customer to provide a security deposit in equal installments paid over at least four months. A customer may, in its discretion, choose to pay the security deposit over a shorter time period.
  8. Interest shall accrue monthly on security deposits made by way of cash or cheque commencing on receipt of the total deposit required by the distributor. The interest rate shall be at the Prime Business Rate as published on the Bank of Canada website less 2 percent, updated quarterly. The interest accrued shall be paid out at least once every 12 months or on return or application of the security deposit or closure of the account, whichever comes first, and may be paid by crediting the account of the customer or otherwise.
  9. A distributor shall review every customer’s security deposit at least once in a calendar year to determine whether the entire amount of the security deposit is to be returned to the customer as the customer is now in a position that it would be exempt from paying a security deposit under section 2.4.9 or 2.4.11 had it not already paid a security deposit or whether the amount of the security deposit is to be adjusted based on a re-calculation of the maximum amount of the security deposit under section 2.4.12 or 2.4.13.
  10. A customer may, no earlier than 12 months after the payment of a security deposit or the making of a prior demand for a review, demand in writing that a distributor undertake a review to determine whether the entire amount of the security deposit is to be returned to the customer as the customer is now in a position that it would be exempt from paying a security deposit under section 2.4.9 or 2.4.11 had it not already paid a security deposit or whether the amount of the security deposit is to be adjusted based on a re-calculation of the maximum amount of the security deposit under section 2.4.12 or 2.4.13.
  11. Despite section 2.4.22, a distributor is not required to review a security deposit paid prior to February 2, 2004 during the calendar year 2004. Despite section 2.4.23, a customer may not demand a review of a security deposit paid prior to February 2, 2004 until February 1, 2005.
  12. Where the distributor determines in conducting a review under section 2.4.22 or 2.4.23 that some or all of the security deposit is to be returned to the customer, the distributor shall promptly return this amount to the customer by crediting the customer’s account or otherwise. Despite sections 2.4.22 and 2.4.23, in the case of a customer in a > 5000 kW demand rate class, where the customer is now in a position that it would be exempt from paying a security deposit under section 2.4.9 or 2.4.11 had it not already paid a security deposit, the distributor is only required to return 50% of the security deposit held by the distributor. Despite section 2.4.20, where the distributor determines in conducting a review under section 2.4.22 or 2.4.23 that the maximum amount of the security deposit is to be adjusted upward, the distributor may require the customer to pay this additional amount at the same time as that customer’s next regular bill comes due.
  13. A distributor shall promptly return any security deposit received from the customer upon closure of the customer’s account, subject to the distributor’s right to use the security deposit to set off other amounts owing by the customer to the distributor. The security deposit shall be returned within six weeks of the closure of an account.
  14. A distributor shall apply a security deposit to the final bill prior to the change in service where a customer changes from SSS to a competitive retailer that uses retailer-consolidated billing or a customer changes billing options from distributor-consolidated billing to split billing or retailer-consolidated billing. A distributor shall promptly return any remaining amount of the security deposit to the customer. A distributor shall not pay any portion of a customer’s security deposit to a competitive retailer. Where a change is made from distributor-consolidated billing to split billing, a distributor may retain a portion of the security deposit amount that reflects the non-payment risk associated with the new billing option.
  15. Despite sections 2.4.22, 2.4.23, 2.4.25, 2.4.26 and 2.4.27, where all or part of a security deposit has been paid by a third party on behalf of a customer, the distributor shall return the amount of the security deposit paid by the third party, including interest, where applicable, to the third party. This obligation shall apply where and to the extent that:
    - the third party paid all or part (as applicable) of the security deposit directly to the distributor;
    - the third party has requested, at the time the security deposit was paid or within a reasonable time thereafter, that the distributor return all or part (as applicable) of the security deposit to it rather than to the customer; and
    - there is not then any amount overdue for payment by the customer that the distributor is permitted by this Code to off set using the security deposit.
  16. For the purposes of sections 2.4.9 and 2.4.18, the following customers shall be deemed to be residential customers:
    1. seasonal customers who are not classified as general service customers; and
    2. customers of a distributor with a farm rate class who have farms with a dwelling that is occupied as a residence continuously for at least 8 months of the year, where the customer has a < 50 kW demand.

Connections And Expansions
1. Connections
  1. In establishing its connection policy as specified in its Conditions of Service, and determining how to comply with its obligations under section 28 of the Electricity Act, a distributor may consider the following reasons to refuse to connect, or continue to connect, a customer:
    - Contravention of the laws of Canada or the Province of Ontario including the Ontario Electrical Safety Code.
    - Violation of conditions in a distributor’s licence.
    - Materially adverse effect on the reliability or safety of the distribution system.
    - Imposition of an unsafe worker situation beyond normal risks inherent in the operation of the distribution system.
    - A material decrease in the efficiency of the distributor’s distribution system.
    - A materially adverse effect on the quality of distribution services received by an existing connection.
    - If the person requesting the connection owes the distributor money for distribution services, or for non-payment of a security deposit. The distributor shall give the person a reasonable opportunity to provide the security deposit consistent with section 2.4.20.
  2. A distributor shall ensure that all electrical connections to its system meet the distributor’s design requirements, unless the electrical connections are separated by a protection device that has been approved by the distributor. If an electrical connection does not meet the distributor’s design requirements, a distributor may refuse connection.
  3. If a distributor refuses to connect a customer, the distributor shall inform the person requesting the connection of the reason(s) for not connecting and, where the distributor is able to provide a remedy, make an offer to connect. If the distributor is unable to provide a remedy to resolve the issue, it is the responsibility of the customer to do so before a connection may be made.
  4. For residential customers, a distributor shall define a basic connection and recover the cost of the basic connection as part of its revenue requirement. The basic connection for each customer shall include, at a minimum, 1) supply and installation of overhead distribution transformation capacity or an equivalent credit for transformation equipment; and 2) up to 30 meters of overhead conductor or an equivalent credit for underground services.
  5. For non-residential customers, a distributor may define a basic connection by rate class and recover the cost of connection either as part of its revenue requirement, or through a basic connection charge to the customer.
  6. All customer classes shall be subject to a variable connection charge to be calculated as the costs associated with the installation of connection assets above and beyond the basic connection. A distributor may recover this amount from a customer through a connection charge or equivalent payment.
2. Expansions
  1. If a distributor must construct new facilities to its main distribution system or increase the capacity of existing distribution system facilities in order to be able to connect a specific customer or group of customers, the distributor shall perform an economic evaluation of the expansion project to determine if the future revenue from the customer(s) will pay for the capital cost and on-going maintenance costs of the expansion project.
  2. If an expansion of the distributor’s main distribution system is needed in order for a distributor to connect a customer, the distributor is required to make an offer to the customer. A distributor’s offer shall include the following:
    - A description of the material and labour required by the distributor to build the expansion required to connect the customer.
    - An estimate of the amount that will be charged to the customer in order to construct the distribution system expansion necessary to make the connection.
    - A description and estimate of the connection charges that would apply to the offer in accordance with section 3.1.
    - Whether the offer is a firm offer or is an estimate of the costs that would be revised in the final payment to reflect actual costs incurred.
    - Whether the offer includes work for which the customer may obtain an alternative bid and, if so, the process by which the customer may obtain the alternative bid.
    - Reference to the Conditions of Service and information on how the person requesting the connection may obtain a copy.
  3. A distributor shall be responsible for the preliminary planning, design and engineering specifications of the work required for the distribution system expansion and connection. Specifications shall be made in accordance with the distributor’s standards for design, material and construction.
  4. In providing the estimate of the amount to be charged to the customer in order to construct the distribution system expansion referenced in paragraph 3.2.1, a distributor shall delineate estimated costs specifying those costs attributable to engineering design, materials, labour, equipment, and administrative activities.
  5. The amount a distributor may offer to charge a customer other than a generator or distributor to construct the expansion to the distributor’s distribution system shall not exceed that customer’s share of the difference between the present value of the projected capital costs and on-going maintenance costs for the equipment and the present value of the projected revenue for distribution services provided by those facilities. The methodology and inputs that a distributor shall use to calculate this amount are presented in Appendix B.
    1. The amount a distributor may offer to charge a generator to construct the expansion to connect a generation facility to the distributor’s distribution system shall not exceed the generator’s share of the present value of the projected capital costs and on-going maintenance costs for the equipment. Projected revenue and avoided costs from the generation facility shall be assumed to be zero, unless otherwise determined by rates approved by the Board. The methodology and inputs that a distributor shall use to calculate this amount are presented in Appendix B.
  6. If a shortfall between the present value of the projected costs and revenues is calculated, the distributor may propose to collect all or a portion of that amount from the customer, in accordance with the distributor’s documented policy on capital contributions by customer class.
  7. Unforecasted customers that connect to the distribution system during the customer connection horizon will benefit from the earlier expansion and should contribute their share. In such an event, the initial contributor shall then be entitled to a rebate from the distributor as follows:
    - For a period of up to the customer connection horizon as defined in Appendix B, the initial contributor shall be entitled to a rebate without interest, based on apportioned benefit for the remaining period.
    - The apportioned benefit shall be determined by considering such factors as the relative load level and the relative line length (in proportion to the line length being shared by both parties).
  8. If a distributor’s offer to connect is a firm offer, the distributor shall provide one estimate to the customer for any plans submitted to the distributor for an expansion project, at no expense to the customer. If the customer submits revised plans, the distributor may provide a new firm offer based on the revised plans at the customer’s expense.
  9. If a distributor’s offer is an estimate of the costs to construct the expansion and not a firm offer, the final amount charged to the customer shall be based on actual costs incurred, the methodology described in Appendix B and the capital contribution policy of the distributor. The distributor shall calculate the one estimate and the final amount of customer contribution at no expense to the customer.
    1. Section 3.2.8 and the 2^nd sentence of section 3.2.9 do not apply to a customer who is a generator or is proposing to become a generator unless the customer’s proposed or existing generation facility is an emergency backup generation facility.
3. Alternative Bids
  1. A distributor shall inform the customer requesting a connection that the customer has the choice to obtain alternative bids for the connection and expansion facilities (“alternative bid”) from qualified contractors if the offer meets the following conditions:
    - The project requires a capital contribution from the customer; and
    - Construction work would not involve work with existing circuits.
  2. If a customer is interested in obtaining an alternative bid, the distributor shall, in a non-discriminatory and fair and reasonable manner:
    - Inform the customer of the work that the customer may obtain through an alternative bid.
    - Inform the customer that the customer may choose among the contractors that have been pre-qualified by the distributor to perform the work eligible for an alternative bid.
  3. The distributor shall develop and document fair and reasonable criteria and processes to prequalify contractors for construction work on electricity distribution projects. The distributor shall maintain a list of contractors prequalified to perform such construction work. The criteria and processes shall not be discriminatory.
  4. If a customer chooses to pursue an alternative bid and elects to obtain the services of an alternative contractor for an aspect of the expansion project, the distributor shall:
    - Require the customer who chooses to hire an alternative contractor to select, hire and pay the contractor’s costs for the work eligible for the alternative bid and to assume full responsibility for the construction of that aspect of the expansion project.
    - Require the customer to be responsible for administering the contract or to have the customer pay the distributor to do this activity on a fee for service basis. Administering the contract includes acquisition of all required permissions, permits, and easements.
    - Reserve the right to inspect and approve all aspects of the constructed facilities as part of a system commissioning activity, prior to connecting the constructed facilities to the existing distribution system, and be reimbursed on a fee for service basis.
  5. The distributor may charge a customer that chooses to pursue an alternative bid any costs incurred by the distributor associated with the expansion project, including but not limited to the following:
    - Costs for additional design, engineering, or installation of facilities required to complete the project that were made in addition to the original offer to connect.
    - Costs for inspection or approval of the work performed by the contractor hired by the customer.
  6. A distributor may not include in its capital cost for the expansion project any amounts relating to work paid for directly by the customers.
4. Enhancements
  1. A distributor shall continue to plan and build the distribution system for reasonable forecast load growth. A distributor may perform enhancements to its distribution system for purposes of improving system operating characteristics or for relieving system capacity constraints. In determining system enhancements to be performed on its distribution system, a distributor shall consider the following:
    - Good utility practice.
    - Improvement of the system to either meet or maintain required performance-based indices.
    - Current levels of customer service and reliability and potential improvement from the enhancement.
    - Costs to customers associated with distribution reliability and potential improvement from the enhancement.
5. Relocation of Plant
  1. When requested to relocate distribution plant, a distributor shall exercise its rights and discharge its obligations in accordance with existing legislation such as the Public Service Works on Highways Act, regulations, formal agreements, easements and common law. In the absence of existing arrangements, a distributor is not obligated to relocate the plant. However, the distributor shall resolve the issue in a fair and reasonable manner. Resolution in a fair and reasonable manner shall include a response to the requesting party that explains the feasibility or infeasibility of the relocation and a fair and reasonable charge for relocation based on cost recovery principles.
Operations
1. Quality of Supply
  1. A distributor shall follow good utility practice in managing the power quality of the distributor’s distribution system and define in its Conditions of Service the quality of service standards to which the distribution system is designed and operated.
  2. A distributor shall maintain a voltage variance standard in accordance with the standards of the Canadian Standards Association CAN3-235. A distributor shall practice reasonable diligence in maintaining voltage levels, but is not responsible for variations in voltage from external forces, such as operating contingencies, exceptionally high loads and low voltage supply from the transmitter or host distributor.
  3. A distributor shall respond to and take reasonable steps to investigate all consumer power quality complaints and report to the consumer on the results of the investigation.
  4. If the source of a power quality problem is caused by the consumer making the complaint, the distributor may seek reimbursement for the time and cost spent to investigate the complaint.
  5. A distributor shall take appropriate actions to control harmonic distortions found to be detrimental to consumers connected to the distribution system. If the distributor is unable to correct a problem without adversely impacting other distribution system consumers, a distributor may choose not to make the corrections. In deciding which actions to take, a distributor should use appropriate industry standards and good utility practice as guidelines.
  6. A distributor shall require a consumer or customer that owns equipment connected to the distribution system to take reasonable steps to ensure that the operation or failure of that equipment does not cause a distribution system outage or disturbance.
  7. A distributor may require that any consumer or customer condition that adversely affects the distribution system be corrected immediately by the consumer or customer at the consumer’s or customer’s cost.
  8. A distributor may direct a consumer or customer connected to its distribution system to take corrective or preventive action on the consumer’s or customer’s electric system when there is a direct hazard to the public or the consumer or customer is causing or could cause adverse effects to the reliability of the distributor’s distribution system. If the situation is not corrected, the distributor may disconnect the consumer or customer in accordance with its disconnection policy.
2. Disconnection and Reconnection
  1. A distributor shall establish a process for disconnection and reconnection that specifies timing and means of notification consistent with the Electricity Act, 1998. In developing physical and business processes for reconnection, a distributor shall consider safety and reliability as a primary requirement. A distributor shall document its business process for disconnection in the distributor’s Conditions of Service.
    1. Without limiting the generality of the foregoing, prior to disconnecting a property for non-payment, a distributor shall provide to any person that, according to the distributor’s Conditions of Service, receives notice of the disconnection:
      1. the Fire Safety Notice of the Office of the Fire Marshal; and
      2. any other public safety notices or information bulletins issued by public safety authorities and provided to the distributor, which provide information to consumers respecting dangers associated with the disconnection of electricity service.
    2. A distributor shall include a copy of the notices or bulletins referred to in s. 4.2.1.1 along with any notice of disconnection that is left at the property at the time of actual disconnection for non-payment.
  2. A distributor shall inform a customer responsible for an overdue amount that it may be disconnected in accordance with section 31(2) of the Electricity Act, 1998.
  3. It is recommended that, whenever possible, distributors provide no less than seven calendar days notice before disconnection for non-payment.
  4. A distributor may disconnect without notice in accordance with a court order or for emergency, safety or system reliability reasons.
    1. The physical process by which a distributor disconnects or reconnects shall reflect good utility practice and consider safety as a primary requirement.
    2. A distributor may recover from the customer responsible for the disconnection reasonable costs associated with disconnection, including overdue amounts payable by the customer. A distributor may recover from the customer responsible for the disconnection reasonable costs for repairs of the distributor’s physical assets attached to the property in reconnecting the property.
    3. A distributor may recover from the person requesting the reconnection any Board approved reconnection charges.
  5. In establishing its disconnection policy as specified in its Conditions of Service, consistent with section 30 and 31 of the Electricity Act and good utility practice, a distributor may consider the following reasons for disconnection:
    - Adverse effect on the reliability and safety of the distribution system.
    - Imposition of an unsafe worker situation beyond normal risks inherent in the operation of the distribution system.
    - A material decrease in the efficiency of the distributor’s distribution system.
    - A materially adverse effect on the quality of distribution services received by an existing connection.
    - Inability of the distributor to perform planned inspections and maintenance.
    - Failure of the consumer or customer to comply with a directive of a distributor that the distributor makes for purposes of meeting its licence obligations.
    - The customer owes the distributor money for distribution services, or for a security deposit. The distributor shall give the customer a reasonable opportunity to provide the security deposit consistent with section 2.4.20.”
3. Unauthorized Energy Use
  1. A distributor shall use its discretion in taking action to mitigate unauthorized energy use. Upon identification of possible unauthorized energy use, a distributor shall notify, if appropriate, Measurement Canada, the Electrical Safety Authority, police officials, retailers that service consumers affected by the unauthorized energy use, or other entities.
  2. A distributor shall monitor losses and unaccounted for energy use on an annual basis to detect any upward trends that may indicate the need for management policies to moderate unauthorized energy use.
  3. A distributor may recover from the customer responsible for the unauthorized energy use all reasonable costs incurred by the distributor arising from unauthorized energy use.
4. System Inspection Requirements and Maintenance
  1. A distributor shall maintain its distribution system in accordance with good utility practice and performance standards to ensure reliability and quality of electricity service, on both a short-term and long-term basis.
  2. A distributor shall perform inspection activities of its distribution system in accordance with the requirements in Appendix C attached to this Code.
  3. A distributor shall perform more frequent inspections if warranted due to local conditions such as geographic location, climate, environmental conditions, technologies available to perform the inspection, type and vintage of distribution technology in place, manufacturer specifications, system design or relative importance to overall system reliability of a particular piece of equipment or portion of the distributor’s distribution system.
  4. A distributor shall perform inspection activities using persons qualified to identify the types of defects that could be discovered during such inspection activities. Persons performing inspection activities shall be trained to protect both themselves and the public, and to respond to emergencies that may arise as a result of inspection activities.
  5. A distributor shall address any defects discovered during the inspection activities within a reasonable period of time after the discovery of the defect. A distributor shall address a defect by scheduling a more detailed inspection, by planning repair activities or by performing any other action that is an affirmative response to the discovery of the defect. A distributor shall have an internal review procedure to ensure that the identified defects and follow-up activities have been addressed appropriately.
  6. A distributor shall determine the methodology by which inspection cycles are structured and the manner in which defects identified during inspection activities are to be repaired in accordance with good utility practice.
  7. A distributor shall notify consumers regarding the expected duration and frequency of planned outages and provide as much advance notice as possible. A distributor shall make all reasonable efforts to minimize the duration and frequency of planned outages. The distributor’s policies and procedures with respect to planned outages shall be described in the Conditions of Service.
5. Unplanned Outages and Emergency Conditions
  1. A distributor may require a consumer or customer or a party to a joint use agreement to comply with reasonable and appropriate instructions from the distributor during an unplanned outage or emergency situation.
  2. To assist with distribution system outages or emergency response, a distributor may require a customer to provide the distributor emergency access to customer-owned distribution equipment that normally is operated by the distributor or distributor‑owned equipment on customer property.
  3. During an emergency, a distributor may interrupt supply to a consumer in response to a shortage of supply or to effect repairs on the distribution system or while repairs are being made to consumer-owned equipment.
  4. A distributor may require consumers or customers with permanently connected emergency backup generation facility to notify the distributor regarding the presence of such equipment.
  5. A distributor shall require that a consumer’s or customer’s portable or permanently connected emergency backup generation facility complies with all applicable criteria of the Ontario Electrical Safety Code and does not adversely affect the distributor’s distribution system.
  6. A distributor shall develop and maintain appropriate emergency plans in accordance with the requirements of the Minister of Energy, Science and Technology and in the Market Rules, regardless of whether the distributor is a wholesale market participant. A distributor’s emergency plan shall include, at a minimum, mutual assistance plans with neighbouring distributors or other measures to respond to a wide‑spread emergency.
  7. A distributor shall establish outage management policies that include the following:
    - Arrangements for on‑call personnel in accordance with good utility practice.
    - Establishment and operation of a call centre or equivalent telephone service to provide consumers with available information regarding an outage.
    - Identification of the location of distribution circuits for emergency services and critical customers such as hospitals, water supply, health care facilities, and designated emergency shelters for coordination with other agencies.
6. Health and Safety and Environment
  1. A distributor shall follow good utility practices in operating and maintaining the distribution system and shall abide by safety rules and regulations that apply to routine utility work, including but not limited to the Occupational Health & Safety Act R.S.O 1990 and any associated regulations.
  2. A distributor shall be a member of an industry-specific, recognized health and safety organization in Ontario.
  3. A distributor shall implement an industry recognized health and safety program that includes training and regularly conducted audits. This program also will include Public Education and Public Safety initiatives.
  4. Any problems that a distributor identifies as part of the audit shall be remedied as soon as possible or in accordance with the distributor’s health and safety program.
  5. A distributor shall have a corporate policy that addresses environmental stewardship that applies to all of the distributor’s operations. A documented program supporting procedures and appropriate training should be in place to ensure compliance with environmental regulations and indicate a proactive approach to environmental damage avoidance.
Metering
1. Provision of Meters and Metering Services
  1. A distributor shall provide, install and maintain a meter installation for retail settlement and billing purposes for each customer connected to the distributor’s distribution system, subject to section 5.2.3.
  2. A distributor may install a demand meter or interval meter for purposes of measuring demand in order to assign the customer to a rate class or to set the appropriate distribution services rate for that customer.
  3. As of the date this Code comes into force a distributor shall have six months to provide a Mist meter installation for any existing customer that has an average monthly peak demand during a calendar year of over 1 Mw. A distributor shall install a Mist meter on any new installation that is forecast by the distributor to have a monthly average peak demand during a calendar year of over 500 kW, for the purposes of measuring energy delivered to the customer.
  4. A distributor may set a threshold level for installation of Mist meters other than that required by section 5.1.3. as long as the threshold is delineated by customer class in the distributor’s Conditions of Service and sets a threshold lower than that required by section 5.1.3.
  5. A distributor shall provide an interval meter within a reasonable period of time to any customer who submits to it a written request for such meter installation, either directly or through an authorized party, in accordance with the Retail Settlement Code, subject to the following conditions:
    - The customer that requests interval metering shall compensate a distributor for all incremental costs associated with that meter, including the capital cost of the interval meter, installation costs associated with the interval meter, ongoing maintenance (including allowance for meter failure), verification and reverification of the meter, installation and ongoing provision of communication line or communication link with the customer’s meter, and cost of metering made redundant by the customer requesting interval metering.
    - The distributor shall determine whether the meter will be a Mist or Most meter, subject to the requirements of this Code.
    - A communication system utilized for Mist meters shall be in accordance with the distributor’s requirements.
    - A communication line shall be required in the case of inside or restricted access meters.
  6. A distributor shall identify in its Conditions of Service the type of meters that are available to a customer, the process by which a customer may obtain such meters and the types of charges that would be levied on a customer for each meter type.
2. Metering Requirements for Generating Facilities
  1. A distributor shall require that an Ontario Energy Board-licensed generator connected to its distribution system that sells energy and settles through the distributor’s retail settlement process install a four-quadrant interval meter.
  2. A distributor shall meter customers with generation that does not require on Ontario Energy Board licence, such as back-up capability or generation for load displacement, in the same manner as the distributor’s other load customers.
  3. A distributor shall require that a customer with an embedded generation facility connected to the distributor’s distribution system install its own meter in accordance with the distributor’s metering requirements and provide the distributor with the technical details of the metering installation.
  4. Where practical, metering for an embedded generation facility shall be installed at the point of supply. If it is not practical to install the meter at the point of supply, a distributor shall apply loss factors to the generation output in accordance with the loss factors applied for retail settlements and billing.
3. VEE Process
  1. Metering data collected by a distributor shall be subjected to a validating, estimating and editing (Vee) process if it is to be used for settlement and billing purposes.
  2. A distributor shall establish a VEE process according to local practice that is fair and reasonable and provides assurance that correct data is submitted to the settlement process. The VEE process shall do the following:
    - Convert raw metering data into validated, corrected or estimated “settlement-ready” metering data suitable for use in determining settlement amounts in accordance with the settlement schedule in the Retail Settlement Code.
    - Detect errors in metering data introduced as a result of improper operational conditions and/or hardware/software malfunctions, including failures of or errors in metering or communication hardware, and metering data exceeding pre-defined variances or tolerances.
    - Use operational system data, including historical generation and load patterns and data collected by the distributor, as appropriate, for validating raw metering data, and for editing, estimating and correcting metering data found to be erroneous or missing.
  3. A distributor’s VEE process for data from non-interval and Most meters shall compare energy and demand (if applicable) readings from at least one equivalent historical billing period. A distributor shall determine the appropriate bandwidths by customer class and specify other criteria used in the VEE process.
  4. A distributor’s VEE process for data from Mist meters shall consider industry standards specified by the Ieso in its VEE process for registered wholesale meters.
  5. A distributor shall document and make available its VEE process and criteria, and allow scrutiny of its process by customers, retailers, the Board and Measurement Canada.
  6. A distributor shall comply with Measurement Canada standards as a minimum metering installation and measurement standard, and may apply any other practices that exceed those standards.
  7. A distributor shall have an inspection program for complex [polyphase] metering installations and document the inspection and results of the inspection.
  8. Where an embedded generation facility metering installation does not conform to Measurement Canada standards or the accuracy class of instrument transformers cannot be confirmed, a distributor shall require the embedded generation facility to have the metering installation, including instrument transformers, tested, and apply a Measurement Canada correction factor to meter readings until such time as standards conformance is achieved.
  9. A distributor shall ensure that persons involved in metering services have competency in performing these services. Competency may be based on recognized qualification requirements that include a training course that meets the requirements of the tasks to be performed. Metering services provided by a person that does not have the recognized qualification requirements shall be reviewed, affirmed and documented by a person with exhibited competency.
  10. A distributor that provides metering services directly or through a Meter Service Provider shall exercise appropriate diligence in detecting and acting upon instances of tampering with metering and service entrance equipment. Upon identification of possible meter tampering, the distributor should notify, as appropriate, Measurement Canada, police officials, the Electrical Safety Authority, or other entities.
  11. Nothing in this Code shall affect the obligation of a distributor to comply with all Measurement Canada requirements provided that, where this Code or other conditions of licence prescribe a higher standard than that prescribed in those requirements, the distributor shall comply with the higher standard.
  12. A distributor shall respond to customer and retailer metering disputes, and shall establish a fair and reasonable charge for costs associated with resolution of these disputes. If the complaint is substantiated, the charge shall not be applied. In resolving the dispute, a distributor may use a qualified, independent organization at anytime during the dispute resolution process.
Distributors’ Responsibilities
1. Responsibilities to Load Customers
  
  This section applies to load customers other than customers with existing or proposed embedded generation facilities that are not emergency backup generation facilities, and embedded distributors.
  1. A distributor shall make every reasonable effort to respond promptly to a customer’s request for connection. In any event a distributor shall respond to a customer’s written request for a customer connection within 15 calendar days. A distributor shall make an offer to connect within 60 calendar days of receipt of the written request, unless other necessary information is required from the load customer before the offer can be made.
  2. A distributor has an implied contract with any customer that is connected to the distributor’s distribution system and receives distribution services from the distributor. The terms of the implied contract are embedded in the distributor’s Conditions of Service, the Rate Handbook, the distributor’s rate schedules, the Distributor’s licence and the Distribution System Code.
  3. A distributor may require a customer to enter into a Connection Agreement with the distributor if the distributor believes that the customer has characteristics that require an explicit document to describe the relationship between the distributor and the customer. Suggested information to be included in the Connection Agreement with customers is listed in Appendix D.
  4. A distributor shall enter into a Connection Agreement with a customer that is connected to the distributor’s distribution system and is a wholesale market participant.
  5. Before entering a property to carry out an activity described in section 40 of the Electricity Act, the person shall, in accordance with subsection 40(8) of the Electricity Act:
    - provide reasonable notice of the entry to the occupier of the property;
    - in so far as is practicable, restore the property to its original condition; and
    - provide compensation for any damages caused by the entry that cannot be repaired.
2. Responsibilities to Generators
  1. Section 6.2 does not apply to the connection or operation of an emergency backup generation facility.
  2. A distributor shall enter into a Connection Agreement with all existing generators who have a generation facility connected to the distributor’s distribution system and prior to connecting a new generation facility. Where a distributor does not have a Connection Agreement with an existing generator that has a generation facility connected to the distributor’s distribution system, the distributor shall be deemed to have an implied contract with the generator. The terms of the implied contract are embedded in the distributor’s Conditions of Service, the Rate Handbook, the distributor’s rate schedules, the distributor’s licence and the Distribution System Code.
    
    Connection Process
  3. A distributor shall promptly make available a generation connection information package (the “package”) to any person who requests this package. The package shall contain the following information:
    1. the process for having a generation facility connected to the distributor’s distribution system, including any form necessary for applying to the distributor;
    2. information regarding any approvals from the Esa, the Ieso, Oeb, or a transmitter that are required before the distributor will connect a generation facility to its distribution system;
    3. the technical requirements for being connected to the distributor’s distribution system including the metering requirements; and
    4. the standard contractual terms and conditions for being connected to the distributor’s distribution system.
  4. Subject to all applicable laws, a distributor shall make all reasonable efforts in accordance with the provisions of section 6.2 to promptly connect to its distribution system a generation facility which is the subject of an application for connection.
    
    Connection of Micro-Generation Facilities
  5. A distributor shall require a person that applies for the connection of a micro-embedded load displacement generation facility to the distributor’s distribution system to provide, upon making the application, the following information:
    1. the name-plate rated capacity of each unit of the proposed generation facility and the total name-plate rated capacity of the proposed generation facility at the connection point;
    2. the fuel type of the proposed generation facility;
    3. the type of technology to be used; and
    4. the location of the proposed generation facility including address and account number with the distributor where available.
  6. Where the proposed micro-embedded load displacement generation facility is located at an existing customer connection, the distributor shall, within 15 days of receiving the application, make an offer to connect or provide reasons for refusing to connect the proposed generation facility . The distributor shall give the applicant at least 30 days to accept the offer to connect and the distributor shall not revoke the offer to connect until this time period has expired. The distributor shall not charge for the preparation of the offer to connect.
  7. The distributor shall make any necessary metering changes and connect the applicant’s micro-embedded load displacement generation facility to its distribution system within 5 days of the applicant informing the distributor that it has received all necessary approvals, providing the distributor with a copy of the authorization to connect from the ESA, entering into a Connection Agreement in the form set out in Appendix E and paying the distributor for the costs of any necessary metering changes.
    
    Connection of other Generation Facilities
  8. Sections 6.2.9 to 6.2.20 apply to the connection to a distribution system of an embedded generation facility which is not a micro-embedded load displacement generation facility.
  9. Where a person who is considering applying for the connection of a generation facility to the distributor’s distribution system requests a preliminary meeting with the distributor and provides the required information, the distributor shall provide a time when it is available to meet with the person which is within 15 days of the person requesting the meeting. For the purposes of this section, the following is the required information:
    1. the name-plate rated capacity of each unit of the proposed generation facility and the total name-plate rated capacity of the generation facility at the connection point;
    2. the fuel type of the proposed generation facility;
    3. the type of technology to be used; and
    4. the location of the proposed generation facility including address and account number with the distributor where available.
  10. At the preliminary meeting, the distributor shall discuss the basic feasibility of the proposed connection including discussing the location of existing distribution facilities in relation to the proposed generation facility and providing an estimate of the time and costs necessary to complete the connection. The distributor shall not charge for its preparation for and attendance at the meeting.
  11. A distributor shall require a person who applies for the connection of a generation facility to the distributor’s distribution system to, upon making the application, pay their impact assessment costs and provide the following information:
    1. the information set out in section 6.2.9 if this has not already been provided to the distributor;
    2. a single line diagram of the proposed connection; and
    3. a preliminary design of the proposed interface protection.
  12. The distributor shall provide an applicant proposing to connect a small embedded generation facility with its assessment of the impact of the proposed generation facility, a detailed cost estimate of the proposed connection and an offer to connect within:
    1. 60 days of the receipt of the application where no distribution system reinforcement or expansion is required; and
    2. 90 days of the receipt of the application where a distribution system reinforcement or expansion is required.
  13. The distributor shall provide its assessment of the impact of the proposed generation facility within:
    1. 60 days of the receipt of the application in the case of a proposal to connect a mid-sized embedded generation facility; and
    2. 90 days of the receipt of the application in the case of a proposal to connect a large embedded generation facility.
  14. The distributor’s impact assessment shall set out the impact of the proposed generation facility on the distributor’s distribution system and any customers of the distributor including:
    1. any voltage impacts, impacts on current loading settings and impacts on fault currents;
    2. the connection feasibility;
    3. the need for any line or equipment upgrades;
    4. the need for transmission system protection modifications; and
    5. any metering requirements.
  15. Any material revisions to the design, planned equipment or plans for the proposed generation facility and connection shall be filed with the distributor and the distributor shall prepare a new impact assessment within the relevant time period set out in section 6.2.13 or 6.2.14.
  16. In the case of an application for the connection of a mid-sized or large embedded generation facility, once the impact assessment is provided to the applicant, the distributor and the applicant have entered into an agreement on the scope of the project and the applicant has paid the distributor for the cost of preparing a detailed cost estimate of the proposed connection, the distributor shall provide the applicant with a detailed cost estimate and an offer to connect by the later of 90 days after the receipt of payment from the applicant and 30 days after the receipt of comments from a transmitter or distributor that has been advised under section 6.2.17.
  17. Where a distributor is preparing a detailed cost estimate in accordance with section 6.2.16 with respect to a proposed large or mid-sized embedded generation facility, the distributor shall advise any transmitter or distributor whose transmission or distribution system is directly connected to the distributor’s distribution system that it is preparing an estimate, within 10 days of receiving payment from the applicant. Where a distributor is preparing a detailed cost estimate in accordance with section 6.2.12 with respect to a proposed small embedded generation facility, the distributor shall, where the distributor believes a system directly connected to its system may be impacted by the proposed generation facility, advise any transmitter or distributor whose transmission or distribution system is directly connected to the distributor’s distribution system that it is preparing an estimate, within 10 days of receiving payment from the applicant.
  18. Once the applicant has entered into a connection cost agreement with the distributor and has provided the distributor with detailed engineering drawings with respect to the proposal, the distributor shall conduct a design review to ensure that the detailed engineering plans are acceptable.
  19. The distributor shall have the right to witness the commissioning and testing of the connection of the generation facility to the distributor’s distribution system.
  20. Once the applicant informs the distributor that it has received all necessary approvals, provides the distributor with a copy of the authorization to connect from the ESA and enters into the Connection Agreement, the distributor shall act promptly to connect the generation facility to its distribution system.
  21. Subject to any delays in commissioning and testing of the generation facility which are beyond the control of the distributor, a distributor shall connect a proposed small embedded generation facility within:
    1. 60 days of the applicant taking the steps set out in section 6.2.20, where no distribution system reinforcement or expansion is required; and
    2. 180 days of the applicant taking the steps set out in section 6.2.20, where a distribution system reinforcement or expansion is required.
  22. A Connection Agreement for a small, mid-sized or large embedded generation facility shall be in the form set out in Appendix E where a standard form of contract is set out in Appendix E for that size of embedded generation facility.
  23. Material on the process for connecting a generation facility to a distribution system is set out in Appendix F.1. This material is for information purposes only and the provisions of the Code govern in the case of any conflict.
  24. A distributor may by written agreement with an applicant who is proposing to connect a small, mid-sized or large embedded generation facility provide that the process for connecting the generation facility to be followed is the process set out for a smaller category of embedded generation facility, including a micro-embedded load displacement generation facility.
    
    Technical Requirements
  25. A distributor shall ensure that the safety, reliability and efficiency of the distribution system is not materially adversely affected by the connection of a generation facility to the distribution system. A distributor shall require that new or significantly modified generation facilities meet the technical requirements specified in Appendix F.2.
  26. A distributor shall ensure that the distribution system is adequately protected from potential damage or increased operating costs resulting from the connection of a generation facility. Despite section 2.2.1, if damage to the distribution system or increased operating costs result from the connection of a generation facility other than a micro-embedded load displacement generation facility, the distributor shall be reimbursed for these costs by the generator.
  27. A distributor shall require that a generator with a generation facility connected to the distributor’s distribution system has a regular, scheduled maintenance plan to ensure that the generator’s connection devices, protection systems and control systems are maintained in good working order. This requirement will be provided for in the connection agreement.
  28. All equipment that is connected, operating or procured or ordered before May 1, 2002 is deemed to be in compliance with the technical requirements of this code.
  29. A distributor may require that equipment deemed compliant under section 6.2.28 be brought into actual compliance with the technical requirements of this code within a specific reasonable time period where there is:
    1. a material deterioration of the reliability of the distribution system resulting from the performance of the generator’s equipment;
    2. a material negative impact on the quality of power of an existing or a new customer resulting from the performance of the generator’s equipment; or
    3. a material increase in generator capacity at the site where the equipment deemed compliant is located.
  30. The distributor may act in accordance with section 6.2.29, once the distributor has developed rules and procedures for requiring equipment to be brought into actual compliance and these rules and procedures have been provided to the generator.
3. Responsibilities to Other Distributors
  1. A distributor shall make every reasonable effort to respond promptly to another distributor’s request for connection. A distributor shall provide an initial consultation with another distributor regarding the connection process within thirty (30) days of receiving a written request for connection. A final offer to connect the distributor to the host distributor’s distribution system shall be made within ninety (90) days of receiving the written request for connection, unless other necessary information outside the distributor’s control is required before the offer can be made.
  2. A distributor shall make a good faith effort to enter into a Connection Agreement with a distributor connected to the distributor’s distribution system. The contents and format of the Connection Agreement are in the discretion of the distributors that participate in the Connection Agreement but must conform to the requirements of this Code. Appendix G provides an example of the process that distributors should follow in providing a connection to another distributor.
  3. The reliability of supply and the voltage level at the delivery point from a host distributor’s distribution system to an embedded distributor’s distribution system shall be as good as or better than what is provided to the host distributor’s other distribution customers.
  4. A distributor shall not build any part of its distribution system in another distributor’s licensed service area except under the following conditions:
    - The part of the distribution system that is to be located inside another licensed service area is dedicated to the delivery of electricity to the distributor who owns the distribution facilities; and
    - There is no apparent opportunity for both distributors to share the distribution facilities; and
    - The distributor in whose service area the distribution facilities are to be located determines that the presence of the distribution facilities in that location does not impinge on its distribution operations.
  5. A distributor that owns equipment in another distributor’s licensed service area shall allow that distributor access to the equipment for the following reasons:
    - Emergencies.
    - When the equipment may cause a violation of a licence condition by the distributor who is licensed for the service area.
    - Upon a reasonable request by the distributor who is licensed for the service area.
    - In accordance with any arrangement between the two distributors.
4. Sharing Arrangements Between Distributors
  1. A distributor that owns distribution facilities in another distributor’s licensed service area, and decides to share those distribution facilities with the distributor licensed to serve the service area, shall have an agreement that describes the terms of the sharing arrangement with the other distributor.
  2. An operating agreement for multiple ownership circuits shall include, among other conditions, clauses that require that:
    - Each section owner provide downstream owners with fault current information and protection settings of upstream protective devices.
    - Each section owner provide upstream owners with load forecasting information.
    - Each section owner maintain phase balance within generally acceptable industry standards.
    - Each section owner ensure generally acceptable industry standards pertaining to power quality and voltage levels are adhered to on the section owner’s portion of the feeder.
    - The owner of the feeder breaker be responsible for maintaining appropriate relay settings for overall feeder protection.
    - Each distributor be responsible to provide the required information to accomplish appropriate relay settings for overall feeder protection, including information on feeder characteristics and loading information.
  3. In existing or new multiple ownership circuits, a distributor shall be responsible for maintenance, protection and power quality of the distributor’s own portion of the shared feeder. The distributor shall ensure that its portion of the feeder has proper fault protection and voltage within proper limits. This generally would require the owner of each section of the feeder to provide for suitable overcurrent protection devices and voltage regulators, as appropriate, at the upstream boundary and suitable metering, if not already available for settlement purposes, at the downstream boundary.
5. Load Transfers
  1. A distributor (referred to in this section as the geographic distributor) that provides distribution services through a load transfer may continue to do so under the following conditions:
    - The load transfer customer enters into a Connection Agreement or is deemed to have an implied contract with the geographic distributor and interacts only with the geographic distributor.
    - The geographic distributor provides service to the load transfer customer in accordance with its Conditions of Service and bills the load transfer customer in accordance with its regulated charges and rates.
    - The geographic distributor is responsible for system reliability or equipment failures associated with the distribution system equipment it owns or operates that is used to deliver electricity to the load transfer customer.
    - The geographic distributor allows the distributor that owns the connection assets (referred to as the physical distributor) access to the distribution equipment used to service the load transfer customer, as required for system reliability and safety.
    - The geographic distributor is responsible to the physical distributor for all charges and costs incurred by the load transfer customer for all costs defined in Retail Settlement Code, including distribution costs, competitive electricity costs and non-competitive electricity costs provided to the customer through the physical distributor’s distribution system.
    - The geographic distributor is responsible for facilitating the load transfer customer’s access to retail competition and shall interact with any competitive retailer chosen by the customer.
  2. A physical distributor that provides distribution services through a load transfer may continue to do so under the following conditions:
    - The physical distributor refers the load transfer customer or a retailer that intends to service the load transfer customer to the geographic distributor for all issues. The geographic distributor is responsible to work with the physical distributor on any issues that are the direct responsibility of the physical distributor.
    - The physical distributor is responsible for system reliability or equipment failures associated with the distribution system equipment it owns or operates that is used to deliver electricity to the load transfer customer.
    - The physical distributor allows the geographic distributor access to its equipment, as required for system reliability and safety.
  3. During the five year period after this Code comes into effect, a physical distributor shall be obligated to continue to service an existing load transfer customer unless otherwise negotiated between the physical distributor and geographic distributor.
  4. During the five year period after this Code comes into effect, a geographic distributor that services a load transfer customer shall either:
    1. negotiate with a physical distributor that provides load transfer services so that the physical distributor will be responsible for providing distribution services to the customer directly, including application for changes to the licensed service areas of each distributor; or
    2. expand the geographic distributor’s distribution system to connect the load transfer customer and service that customer directly.
    Once a load transfer customer enters into a Connection Agreement or implied contract with the physical distributor, the physical distributor shall have sole responsibility for that customer.
  5. A distributor may enter into a new load transfer agreement with another distributor with leave of the Board.
6. Provision of Information
  1. A distributor shall communicate general market and educational information to consumers connected to its distribution system as required by the Board.
  2. A distributor shall inform a person about the person’s obligations to the distributor, and shall monitor and require compliance to ensure that the person is meeting its obligations. A distributor shall inform the consumer or customer about the distributor’s rights to disconnect service.
  3. At the request of a consumer, a distributor shall provide a list of retailers who have Service Agreements in effect with the distributor. The list shall conform to the requirements of section 2.5 of the Affiliate Relationships Code. The list should inform the consumer that an alternative retailer does not have to be chosen in order to ensure that the consumer receives electricity and the terms of service that are available under Standard Supply Service.
  4. A distributor shall not provide information on products retailed by a retailer.
  5. Upon receiving an inquiry from a consumer connected to its distribution system, the distributor shall either respond to the inquiry if it deals with the distributor’s distribution services or provide the consumer with contact information for the entity responsible for the item of inquiry, in accordance with chapter 7 of the Retail Settlement Code.
  6. An embedded distributor that receives electricity from a host distributor shall provide load forecasts or any other information related to the embedded distributor’s system load to the host distributor, as determined and required by the host distributor. A distributor shall not require any information from another distributor unless it is required for the safe and reliable operation of either distributor’s distribution system or to meet a distributor’s licence obligations.

(138-G713)

Mining Act

Government Notice - Under The Mining Act

List Of Lands And/Or Mining Rights Open For Staking June 1, 2005

Note that some of these lands may be subject to Withdrawal Orders effective prior to June 1, 2005 under Section 35 of the Mining Act. You are strongly advised to reference mining claim maps prior to conducting field activities. Mining claim maps are available on-line at http://www.mndm.gov.on.ca/mndm/mines/lands or by calling 1-888-415-9845.

Pursuant to the provisions of Sections 197(7), 184(2), 81(13), 82(8), 183(5) and 41(3) of the Mining Act, the following lands shall be open for prospecting, staking out, sale or lease at and after 8:00 a.m. standard time on the 1^st day of June, 2005.

Note that some of the lands listed below may have mine hazards within their boundaries. Please conduct your mineral exploration activities accordingly.

John B. Gammon
Assistant Deputy Minister
Mines and Minerals Division
Ministry of Northern Development and Mines

For inquiries please contact:
Senior Tax and Lease Administrator
933 Ramsey Lake Road, 6^th Floor
Sudbury, Ontario P3E 6B5
(705) 670-5848

District	Municipality	ACC#	Parcel / Pin	Description	Hectares
District Of Algoma	Township Of Aweres	A***0477-2	RO	Mining Rights Only, pt of the NE ¼ Section 34, being Lot 30 ON Plan H-709, as described in instrument T210275	0.291
District Of Algoma	Township Of Aweres	A***0514-1	RO	Mining Rights Only, the whole of the NE ¼ Section 34, excepting the lots on plan H-709, being thirdly in instrument T210274	43.840
District Of Algoma	Township Of Aweres	A***0514-2	RO	Mining Rights Only, the SW ¼ of Section 34, being firstly on instrument T210274	64.750
District Of Algoma	Township Of Aweres	A***0514-3	RO	Mining Rights Only, SE ¼ of Section 34, being secondly on instrument T210274	64.750
District Of Algoma	Township Of Aweres	A***0514-4	RO	Mining Rights Only, pt of the NE ¼ of Section 34, being Lot 29 on Plan H-709, being fourthly in instrument T210274	0.312
District Of Algoma	Black Bass Lake Area	A***0393-1	6051AES	Mining Rights Only, Mining Claim S108674, being pt of Hotham Island (JD969) in Lake Huron, opposite the Spanish River Indian Reserve No 5	3.205
District Of Algoma	Black Bass Lake Area	A***0393-2	6052AES	Mining Rights Only, Mining Claim S108675 being pt of Hotham Island (JD969) in Lake Huron, opposite the Spanish River Indian Reserve No 5	2.869
District Of Algoma	Black Bass Lake Area	A***0393-3	6053AES	Mining Rights Only, Mining Claim S108676 being pt of Hotham Island (JD969) in Lake Huron, opposite the Spanish River Indian Reserve No 5	0.801
District Of Algoma	Black Bass Lake Area	A***0393-4	6054AES	Mining Rights Only, Mining Claim S108677 being pt of Hotham Island (JD969) in Lake Huron, opposite the Spanish River Indian Reserve No 5	5.783
District Of Algoma	Black Bass Lake Area	A***0393-5	6055AES	Mining Rights Only, Mining Claim S108678 being pt of Hotham Island (JD969) in Lake Huron, opposite the Spanish River Indian Reserve No 5	7.750
District Of Algoma	Black Bass Lake Area	A***0393-6	6056AES	Mining Rights Only, Mining Claim S108679 being pt of Hotham Island (JD969) in Lake Huron, opposite the Spanish River Indian Reserve No 5	6.147
District Of Algoma	Black Bass Lake Area	A***0393-7	6057AES	Mining Rights Only, Mining Claim S108680 being pt of Hotham Island (JD969) in Lake Huron, opposite the Spanish River Indian Reserve No 5	5.293
District Of Algoma	Black Bass Lake Area	A***0393-8	6058AES	Mining Rights Only, Mining Claim S108681 being pt of Hotham Island (JD969) in Lake Huron, opposite the Spanish River Indian Reserve No 5	13.452
District Of Algoma	Black Bass Lake Area	A***0393-9	6059AES	Mining Rights Only, Mining Claim S108682 being pt of Hotham Island (JD969) in Lake Huron, opposite the Spanish River Indian Reserve No 5	9.186
District Of Algoma	Black Bass Lake Area	A***0393-10	6060AES	Mining Rights Only, Mining Claim S108683 being pt of Hotham Island (JD969) in Lake Huron, opposite the Spanish River Indian Reserve No 5	3.104
District Of Algoma	Black Bass Lake Area	A***0393-11	6061AES	Mining Rights Only, Mining Claim S108684 being pt of Hotham Island (JD969) in Lake Huron, opposite the Spanish River Indian Reserve No 5	9.915
District Of Algoma	Black Bass Lake Area	A***0393-12	6062AES	Mining Rights Only, Mining Claim S108685 being pt of Hotham Island (JD969) in Lake Huron, opposite the Spanish River Indian Reserve No 5	12.517
District Of Algoma	Black Bass Lake Area	A***0393-13	6063AES	Mining Rights Only, Mining Claim S108686 being pt of Hotham Island (JD969) in Lake Huron, opposite the Spanish River Indian Reserve No 5	1.667
District Of Algoma	Black Bass Lake Area	A***0393-14	6064AES	Mining Rights Only, Mining Claim S108687 being pt of Hotham Island (JD969) in Lake Huron, opposite the Spanish River Indian Reserve No 5	7.284
District Of Algoma	Township Of Bruyere	A***0221-1	3028AWS	Mining and Surface Rights, Mining Claim SSM13514	23.217
District Of Algoma	Township Of Bruyere	A***0221-2	3028AWS	Mining and Surface Rights, pt of Mining Claim SSM13515, not covered by the waters of an unnamed lake	17.523
District Of Algoma	Township Of Bruyere	A***0221-3	3028AWS	Mining and Surface Rights, Mining Claim SSM13516, being land and land covered by the water of part of Goudreau Creek	23.965
District Of Algoma	Township Of Bruyere	A***0221-4	3028AWS	Mining and Surface Rights, pt of Mining Claim SSM13517, not covered by the waters of an unnamed lake	17.997
District Of Algoma	Township Of Bruyere	A***0221-5	3028AWS	Mining and Surface Rights, pt of Mining Claim SSM13518, not covered by the waters of an unnamed lake	16.354
District Of Algoma	Township Of Bruyere	A***0221-6	3028AWS	Mining and Surface Rights, pt of Mining Claim SSM13519, not covered by the waters of an unnamed lake	15.099
District Of Algoma	Township Of Finan	A***0530-3	1858AWS	Mining Rights Only, Mining Claim SSM3992, being land and land under the water of a small lake	17.401
District Of Algoma	Township Of Finan	A***0530-5	1861AWS	Mining Rights Only, pt of Mining Claim SSM3994, being land not covered by the waters of Maskinonge Lake	2.833
District Of Algoma	Township Of Finan	A***0530-16	1858AWS	Mining Rights Only, Mining Claim SSM3936, being land and land under the water of a small lake	19.061
District Of Algoma	Township Of Finan	A***0530-17	1858AWS	Mining Rights Only, Mining Claim SSM4015	19.020
District Of Algoma	Township Of Finan	A***0530-18	1858AWS	Mining Rights Only, Mining Claim SSM4016	17.401
District Of Algoma	Township Of Finan	A***0530-19	1858AWS	Mining Rights Only, Mining Claim SSM4190	17.401
District Of Algoma	Township Of Finan	A***0530-20	1858AWS	Mining Rights Only, Mining Claim SSM4191	11.736
District Of Algoma	Township Of Finan	A***0530-21	1861AWS	Mining Rights Only, Mining Claim SSM3993, being land and land under the water of pt of Maskinonge Lake	16.997
District Of Algoma	Township Of Jacobson	A***0545-9	1895AWS	Mining Rights Only, that part of Mining Claim SSM4214, not covered by the waters of Pine Lake	14.164
District Of Algoma	Township Of Jacobson	A***0530-15	5544AWS	Mining and Surface Rights, Mining Claim SSM4200	24.969
District Of Algoma	Township Of Jacobson	A***0530-22	5544AWS	Surface Rights Only, Mining Claim SSM4201	29.137
District Of Algoma	Township Of Johnson	A***0273-1	163ACS	Mining Rights Only, Broken Lot 9, Con 3	53.418
District Of Algoma	Township Of Morin	A***0450-1	2369ACS	Mining Rights Only, Mining Claim SSM21018, being the NE pt of the N pt of broken Lot 6, Con. 4, together with land under the water of part of a small pond	16.187
District Of Algoma	Township Of Morin	A***0450-2	2370ACS	Mining Rights Only, Mining Claim SSM21019, being the NW pt of the N pt of broken Lot 5, Con. 4	16.187
District Of Algoma	Township Of Morin	A***0450-3	2371ACS	Mining Rights Only, Mining Claim SSM21020, being the NE pt of the N pt of broken Lot 5, Con. 4, together with land under the water of pt of a small lake	16.187
District Of Algoma	Township Of Morin	A***0450-4	2372ACS	Mining Rights Only, Mining Claim SSM21021, being the NW pt of the N pt of broken Lot 4, Con. 4, together with land under the water of pt of a small lake	16.187
District Of Algoma	Township Of Morin	A***0450-5	2373ACS	Mining Rights Only, Mining Claim SSM21022, being the SW pt of the N pt of broken Lot 4, Con. 4	16.187
District Of Algoma	Township Of Morin	A***0450-6	2374ACS	Mining Rights Only, Mining Claim SSM21023, being the SE pt of the N pt of broken Lot 4, Con. 4	16.187
District Of Algoma	Township Of Morin	A***0450-7	2375ACS	Mining Rights Only, Mining Claim SSM21024, being the SW pt of the N pt of broken Lot 3, Con. 4	16.187
District Of Algoma	Township Of Naveau	A***0081-1	545AWS	Mining Rights Only, Mining Claim KG13, situate south of the Michipicoten River	17.199
District Of Algoma	Township Of Naveau	A***0081-2	538AWS	Mining Rights Only, Mining Claim KG14, situate on the south side of the Michipicoten River, east of the Michipicoten Harbour	19.360
District Of Algoma	Township Of Naveau	A***0081-3	540AWS	Mining Rights Only, Mining Claim KG15, situate south of the Michipicoten River	18.102
District Of Algoma	Township Of Olsen	A***0010-1	2245AWS	Mining Rights Only, Mining Claim SSM1674	15.783
District Of Algoma	Township Of Olsen	A***0010-2	2245AWS	Mining Rights Only, Mining Claim SSM1675, being land and land covered with the water of a small lake	13.759
District Of Algoma	Township Of Olsen	A***0010-3	2245AWS	Mining Rights Only, Mining Claim SSM1676, being land and land covered with the water of part of two small lakes or ponds	16.997
District Of Algoma	Township Of Olsen	A***0010-4	2245AWS	Mining Rights Only, Mining Claim SSM1677, being land and land covered with the water of part of a small pond	16.997
District Of Algoma	Township Of Patton	A***0432-1	659ALG	Mining Rights Only, NW ¼, Section 29	62.882
District Of Algoma	Township Of Riggs	A***0475-1	1522AWS	Mining and Surface Rights, pt of Mining Claim SSM2955	17.725
District Of Algoma	Township Of Striker	A***0421-1	5711AES	Mining Rights Only, pt Lot 4, Con 2, being pt 1 on plan AR-48	0.830
District Of Algoma	Township Of Striker	A***0425-1	5683AES	Mining Rights Only, pt Lot 4, Con 2, being pt 6 on plan AR-48	1.477
District Of Algoma	Township Of Tarentorus	A***0577-1	RO	Mining Rights Only, pt of Lot 22 on plan H-735, being pts 1, 2 and 36 on plan 1R-9985	0.457
District Of Algoma	Township Of Tarentorus	A***0578-1	RO	Mining Rights Only, pt Lot 22, on plan H-735, being pts 3, 4, 6-28 and 35 on plan 1R-9985, saving and excepting pts 16-25, 27, 28, 29, 31 and 32 on plan 1R-9990	3.049
District Of Cochrane	Township Of Cody	C***0290-1	65385-0059 (LT) 8811SEC	Mining Rights Only, Mining Claim P22355, being the NW ¼ of the N ½ of Lot 12, Con 3	16.187
District Of Cochrane	Township Of Cody	C***0290-2	65385-0060 (LT) 8812SEC	Mining Rights Only, Mining Claim P22356, being the SE ¼ of the N ½ of Lot 12, Con 3	16.187
District Of Cochrane	Township Of Cody	C***0290-3	65385-0061 (LT) 8813SEC	Mining Rights Only, Mining Claim P22357, being the SW ¼ of the N ½ of Lot 11, Con 3	16.086
District Of Cochrane	Township Of Godfrey	C***0292-1	65435-0020 (LT) 8815SEC	Mining Rights Only, Mining Claim P22328, being the NE ¼ of the N ½ of Lot 1, Con 2, saving and excepting pts 1 and 2 on plan 6R-7180	12.187
District Of Cochrane	Township Of Godfrey	C***0292-3	65435-0013 (LT) 20197SEC	Mining Rights Only, pt of Mining Claim P32228, being pt of the NE ¼ of the S ½ of Lot 1, Con 2, being pt 2 on plan 6R-3815	0.190
District Of Cochrane	Township Of Godfrey	C***1357-1	65435-0014 (LT) 23174SEC	Mining Rights Only, pt of Mining Claim P28245, being the SW ¼ of the N ½ of Lot 1, Con 2, being pt 1 on plan 6R-5684	2.337
District Of Cochrane	Township Of Guibord	C***0315-1	65379-0003 (LT) 10243SEC	Mining and Surface Rights, Mining Claim L40256, being the SE ¼ of the N ½ of Lot 1, Con 1	15.985
District Of Cochrane	Township Of Guibord	C***0315-2	65379-0002 (LT) 10242SEC	Mining and Surface Rights, Mining Claim L40257, being the NE ¼ of the S ½ of Lot 1, Con 1	15.985
District Of Cochrane	Township Of Guibord	C***0315-3	65379-0001 (LT) 10241SEC	Mining and Surface Rights, Mining Claim L40252, being the SE ¼ of the S ½ of Lot 1, Con 1	15.985
District Of Cochrane	Township Of Jamieson	Lc**0021-1	65357-0034 (LT) 171LC	Mining and Surface Rights, Mining Lease 104916-1, composed of Mining Claim P37000, being the NE ¼ of the S ½ of Lot 9, Con 1	16.187
District Of Cochrane	Township Of Jamieson	Lc**0021-2	65357-0031 (LT) 170LC	Mining and Surface Rights, Mining Lease 104916-2, composed of Mining Claim P36999, being the NW ¼ of the S ½ of Lot 9, Con 1	16.187
District Of Cochrane	Township Of Jamieson	Lc**0021-3	65357-0030 (LT) 168LC	Mining and Surface Rights, Mining Lease 104916-3, composed of Mining Claim P36997, being the SW ¼ of the N ½ of Lot 9, Con 1	16.187
District Of Cochrane	Township Of Jamieson	Lc**0021-4	65357-0033 (LT) 169LC	Mining and Surface Rights, Mining Lease 104916-4, composed of Mining Claim P36998, being the SE ¼ of the N ½ of Lot 9, Con 1	16.187
District Of Cochrane	Township Of Jamieson	Lc**0021-5	65357-0032 (LT) 172LC	Mining and Surface Rights, Mining Lease 104916-5, composed of Mining Claim P37012, being the NE ¼ of the N ½ of Lot 9, Con 1	16.187
District Of Cochrane	Township Of Jamieson	Lc**0021-6	65357-0029 (LT) 173LC	Mining and Surface Rights, Mining Lease 104916-6, composed of Mining Claim P37013, being the NW ¼ of the N ½ of Lot 9, Con 1	16.187
District Of Cochrane	Township Of Jamieson	Lc**0021-7	65357-0039 (LT) 181LC	Mining and Surface Rights, Mining Lease 104916-7, composed of Mining Claim P37009, being the NW ¼ of the N ½ of Lot 8, Con 1	16.238
District Of Cochrane	Township Of Little	C***1077-1	65331-0018 (LT) 501NEC	Mining Rights Only, N ½ of Lot 11, Con 3	63.940
District Of Cochrane	Township Of Matheson	C***1371-1	65361-0312 (LT) 15904SEC	Mining Rights Only, S ½ of Lot 9, Con 3	62.763
District Of Cochrane	Township Of Melba	C***1355-1	65460-0003 (LT) 6119CST	Mining Rights Only, Mining Claim L32137	12.088
District Of Cochrane	Township Of Melba	C***1355-2	65460-0004 (LT) 6960CST	Mining Rights Only, Mining Claim L32897	12.626
District Of Cochrane	Township Of Melba	C***1355-3	65460-0006 (LT) 6962CST	Mining Rights Only, Mining Claim L32898	15.847
District Of Cochrane	Township Of Michaud	C***0315-4	65378-0115 (LT) 10246SEC	Mining Rights Only, Mining Claim L40254, being the SW ¼ of the N ½ of Lot 12, Con 1	17.300
District Of Cochrane	Township Of Michaud	C***0315-5	65378-0114 (LT) 10245SEC	Mining Rights Only, Mining Claim L40255, being the NW ¼ of the S ½ of Lot 12, Con 1	17.300
District Of Cochrane	Township Of Michaud	C***0315-6	65378-0113 (LT) 10244SEC	Mining Rights Only, Mining Claim L40251, being the SW ¼ of the S ½ of Lot 12, Con 1	17.300
District Of Cochrane	Township Of Mountjoy	C***1372-1	65415-0126 (LT) 13235SEC	Mining Rights Only, Mining Claim P37930, being the SE ¼ of the S ½ of Lot 11, Con 2	16.390
District Of Cochrane	Township Of Munro	Lc**0154-1	65367-0084(LT) 65342-0023(LT) 1316LC	Mining and Surface Rights, Mining Lease 103667, comprising Mining Claims L511582, L511315, L516442 and L511316, being the N pt of Lot 6, Con 6, the E ½ of the N ½ of Lot 7, Con 6 and the SE ¼ of the S ½ of Lot 8, Con 1, as described in instrument CLE969	64.598
District Of Cochrane	Township Of Munro	C***1191-1	65367-0147 (LT) 2500SEC	Mining and Surface Rights, NW ¼ of the S ½ of Lot 10, Con 3	15.884
District Of Cochrane	Township Of Ogden	C***0400-1	65441-0211 (LT) 5708SEC	Mining Rights Only, Mining Claim HR925 recorded as P17768	6.576
District Of Cochrane	Township Of Ogden	C***1348-1	65441-0005 (LT) 21904SEC	Mining Rights Only, Mining Claim P27337, excepting pt 1 on plan CR-677 and pt 1 on plan 6R-1779	9.126
District Of Cochrane	Township Of Playfair	C***1235-1	65449-0104 (LT) 11798SEC	Mining Rights Only, pt of the S ½ of Lot 6, Con 3	48.562
District Of Cochrane	Township Of Robb	C***0290-7	65356-0227 (LT) 10270SEC	Mining Rights Only, pt of Mining Claim P28138, not covered by the water of Kamiskotia Lake	2.626
District Of Cochrane	Township Of Shaw	C***0213-1	65443-0050 (LT) 1298SEC	Mining Rights Only, Mining Claim P463	15.054
District Of Cochrane	Township Of Turnbull	C***0039-1	65436-0043 (LT) 2019SEC	Mining Rights Only, Mining Claim P4873	12.464
District Of Cochrane	Township Of Whitesides	C***0241-1	65438-0021 (LT) 2439SEC	Mining Rights Only, Mining Claim P928	14.771
District Of Kenora	Township Of Dome	Lo**0090-1	Mndm	Mining Licence of Occupation 11012, being land under the water of part of Red Lake within the limits of Mining Claim K1532, recorded as KRL28939	21.732
District Of Kenora	Sharron Lake Area	Lk**0020-1	2977LK	Mining and Surface Rights, Mining Lease 103639, being land and land under the waters of Botsford Lake, comprising Mining Claims PA272342, PA272336, PA272343, PA272344, PA272345, PA272348, PA272349, PA272350, PA272338 and PA272339, designated as pts 1 to 7, incl., 11, 12, 18 to 23, incl., on plan 23R-5275	120.821
District Of Kenora	Sharron Lake Area	Lk*0020-2	3065LK	Mining and Surface Rights, Mining Lease 104923, being land and land under the water, comprising Mining Claims PA437105, PA437106, PA437107 and PA437108, designated as pts 8, 9, 10, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17 on plan 23R-5275	57.878
District Of Kenora-Patricia	Karas Lake Area	Lo**0837-15	Mndm	Mining Licence of Occupation 13296, Mining Claims KRL40366, KRL40370 and KRL40371, consisting of land under the water of Emarton Lake	7.742
District Of Kenora-Patricia	Vanderbrink Lake Area	Lkp*0030-5	659LKP	Mining Rights Only, Mining Lease 103635, comprising Mining Claims KRL260126, KRL260127 and KRL260128, being land and land under the waters of two unnamed lakes, designated as pts 1, 2 and 3 on plan 23R-5307	39.220
District Of Nipissing	Townships Of Aston And Cynthia	N***0008-1	16806NIP	Mining Rights Only, Mining Loc. A on Lake Tamagamingue	19.425
District Of Nipissing	Township Of Best	Ln**0013-1	1772LN	Mining and Surface Rights, Mining Lease 18732, composed of Mining Claim TRT5227, being land and land covered with the water of Duncan Lake	15.493
District Of Nipissing	Township Of Pentland	N***0071-1	22Nip & 11869NIP	Mining Rights Only, Lot 8, Con 14	17.401
District Of Nipissing		N***0071-2	22Nip & 11869NIP	Mining Rights Only, Lot 8, Con 15	40.873
District Of Nipissing	Township Of Phyllis	Ln**0056-1	2954LN	Mining Rights Only, Mining Lease 105321, composed of Mining Claim T38628, being land under the water of Lake Timagami, exclusive of any islands or parts of islands within the limits of this mining claim	2.007
District Of Nipissing	Township Of Strathcona	N***0008-2	16806NIP	Mining Rights Only, Mining Loc. B on the Lake Tamagamingue	10.522
District Of Nipissing	Township Of Strathy	Ln**0017-5	2269LN	Mining and Surface Rights, Mining Lease 18239, composed of Mining Claim TRT6763	11.096
District Of Nipissing	Township Of Strathy	Ln**0017-6	2268LN	Mining and Surface Rights, Mining Lease 18240, composed of Mining Claim TRT6773	17.171
District Of Nipissing	Township Of Strathy	Ln**0017-7	1526LN	Mining and Surface Rights, Mining Lease 18241, composed of Mining Claim TRT4311	22.581
District Of Nipissing	Township Of Strathy	Ln**0017-8	1525LN	Mining and Surface Rights, Mining Lease 18242, composed of Mining Claim TRT4310	15.560
District Of Nipissing	Township Of Strathy	Ln**0017-9	1025LN	Mining and Surface Rights, Mining Lease 18039, composed of Mining Claim TR3187	12.715
District Of Nipissing	Township Of Strathy	Ln**0017-10	3464LN	Mining and Surface Rights, Mining Lease 102795, composed of Mining Claim TR3448	16.592
District Of Nipissing	Township Of Strathy	Ln***0020-1	49005-0002 (LT) 1713LN	Mining and Surface Rights, Mining Lease 19150, composed of Mining Claim TRT4397, being land and land covered with the water of Kanichee Lake	15.904
District Of Rainy River	Township Of Farrington	Lrr*0008-8	56011-0022(LT) 1058LRR	Mining and Surface Rights, Mining Lease 106327, comprising Mining Claims K412759, K412760, K412762 and K412763, composed of the part of Lot 5, Con 2 designated as pt 4 on 48R-3102, being land and land under the water	56.312
District Of Rainy River	Township Of Farrington	Lrr*0008-9	56011-0020 (LT) 1056LRR	Mining and Surface Rights, Mining Lease 105960, comprising Mining Claims K403158 and K403160, composed of those parts of Lot 7, Con 3 and part of the bed of an unnamed lake, designated as pts 3, 4 and 5 on plan 48R-3101, being land and land under the water	32.440
District Of Rainy River	Township Of Farrington	Lrr*0008-10	56011-0021 (LT) 1057LRR	Mining Rights Only, Mining Lease 105961, comprising Mining Claims K412801 to K412804, incl., composed of those parts of Lot 6, Con 3 and part of the bed of Gagne Lake and an unnamed lake, designated as pts 1, 2 and 3 on plan 48R-3102, being land and land under the water	65.223
District Of Rainy River	Township Of Farrington	Lrr*0008-11	56011-0019 (LT) 1055LRR	Mining Rights Only, Mining Lease 105962, composed of Mining Claim K403157, being part of Lot 7, Con 3 and part of the bed of Gagne Lake, designated as pts 1 and 2 on plan 48R-3101, being land and land under the water	16.228
District Of Rainy River	Township Of Farrington	Lrr*0008-12	56011-0025 (LT) 56011-0026 (LT) 56012-0343 (LT) 1060LRR	Mining Rights Only, Mining Lease 106006, comprising Mining Claims K365789, K365790, K365791, designated as pts 4-7 on plan 48R-2422, being part of Lot 9, Con 2 and part of the bed of a lake, Mining Claim K365778, being part of Lot 9, Con 3, designated as pt 3 on plan 48R-2442 and Mining Claim K412751, being composed of those parts of Mining Location 608P and 664P, being pts 1 and 2 on plan 48R-2422, being land and land under the water	104.676
District Of Rainy River	Townships Of Farrington And Halkirk	Lrr*0008-7	56011-0024 (LT) 56012-0342 (LT) 1059LRR	Mining Rights Only, Mining Lease 105958, comprising Mining Claims K412822, K412848, K412820, K412821, K412846, K412847, K412812, K412813, K412814, K412815, K412818, K412819, K412845, K412843 and K412844, designated as pts 2-15 on plan 48R-3103, and Mining Claim K412849, being pt of Mining Location 612P, designated as pt 1 on plan 48R-3103.	264.612
District Of Rainy River	Township Of Halkirk	Lrr*0008-3	56012-0335 (LT) 1039LRR	Mining Rights Only, Mining Lease 104582, comprising Mining Claims K412823, K412824, K412825, K412743, K773658, K773660, K773661 and K773662, composed of Mining Location 611P, being land and land under the water	127.476
District Of Rainy River	Township Of Halkirk	Lrr*0008-4	56012-0334 (LT) 1038LRR	Mining Rights Only, Mining Lease 104431, comprising Mining Claims K365782 to K365788, incl., composed of Mining Location 610P, excepting that portion of the said Mining Location designated as summer resort location HA89, being land and land under the water	97.934
District Of Rainy River	Township Of Halkirk	Lrr*0008-13	56012-0341 (LT) 1065LRR	Mining Rights Only, Mining Lease 106374, comprising Mining Claims K773659, K365779, K365781 and K365780, being part of the road allowance in front of Mining Locations 610P and 611P and part of the bed of Swell Bay of Rainy Lake, designated as pts 1-4 on plan 48R-3219	58.303

Southern Ontario

District	Municipality	ACC#	Parcel / Pin	Description	Hectares
County Of Frontenac	Township Of Barrie	Lso*0062-1	36178-0496 (R) & 36176-0172 (R)	Mining Rights Only, Mining Lease 103577, comprising Mining Claims EO431145, EO431146 and EO416391, being the N ½ of Lot 25, Con 6 and Lot 26, Con 6, as described in instrument 353378	59.084
County Of Frontenac	Township Of Bedford	SO-0991-1	Pt 36252-0247 (R)	Mining and Surface Rights, pt of Mining Claim EO5894, being pt of the NE pt of Lot 3, Con 4, as described in instrument FR526350	14.929
County Of Frontenac	Township Of Palmerston	Lso*0069-1	36210-0007 (R) 36210-0080 (R) 36210-0047 (R) 36210-0081 (R) 36210-0015 (R) 36210-0061 (R) 36210-0024 (R) 36210-0027 (R)	Mining Rights Only, Mining Lease 103633, comprising Mining Claims EO460261 to EO460281, incl., EO460287 to EO460293, incl., and EO460295 to EO460302, incl., being the N ½ of the E ½ of Lot 7, Con 5, the E ½ of Lot 8, Con 5, the N ½ of the W ½ of Lot 7, Con 6, the E ½ of Lot 7, Con 6, Lot 8, Con 6, the E1/2 of Lot 9, Con 6, the N ½ of the W ½ of Lot 5, Con 7, Lots 6, 7 and 8, Con 7, the W ½ of Lot 9, Con 7, the S ½ of the E ½ of Lot 9, Con 7, the N ½ of the W ½ of Lot 6, Con 8, the W ½ of Lot 7, Con 8, the W ½ of Lot 8, Con 8, the S ½ of the W ½ of Lot 9, Con 8 and the E ½ of Lot 9, Con 8	735.516
County Of Haliburton	Township Of Monmouth	Lso*0070-1	RO	Mining Rights Only, Mining Lease 103658, being Mining Claims EO328586 and EO416453, being pt of Lot 10, Con 8, lying north of Monk Road, as described in instrument 120071	33.644
County Of Hastings	Township Of Cashel	Lso*0111-4	RO	Mining Rights Only, Mining Lease 104583, composed of Mining Claim EO575713, being the N ½ of Lot 16, Con 13	20.234
County Of Hastings	Township Of Elzevir	So**0363-1	RO	Mining Rights Only, pt of the E ½ of Lot 1, Con 3, as described in instrument K5267	.376
County Of Hastings	Township Of Faraday	So**0667-1	RO	Mining Rights Only, E ½ of the E ½ of Lot 24, Con 3, as described in instrument 131064	8.094
County Of Hastings	Township Of Faraday	So**0730-1	RO	Mining Rights Only, W ½ of the W ½ of the E ½ of Lot 24, Con 3, as described in instrument 321495	4.047
County Of Hastings	Township Of Faraday	So**0911-1	RO	Mining Rights Only, SE pt of Lot 33, Con 16, as described in instrument 203780	10.004
County Of Hastings	Township Of Faraday	So**0911-2	RO	Mining Rights Only, NW pt of Lot 32, Con 15, as described in instrument 203780	17.984
County Of Hastings	Township Of Faraday	So**0911-3	RO	Mining Rights Only, NE pt of Lot 33, Con 15, as described in instrument 203780	27.915
County Of Hastings	Township Of Faraday	So**0911-54	RO	Mining Rights Only, Mining Claim EO6172, being the NE pt of the N pt of Lot 32, Con 15, as described in instrument 203780	8.466
County Of Hastings	Township Of Faraday	So**0911-55	RO	Mining Rights Only, Mining Claim EO6174, being the S pt of Lot 32, Con 15, as described in instrument 203780	21.533
County Of Hastings	Township Of Faraday	So**0911-56	RO	Mining Rights Only, Mining Claim EO6173, being the SE pt of the N pt of Lot 32, Con 15, as described in instrument 203780	8.195
County Of Hastings	Township Of Faraday	So**0911-57	RO	Mining Rights Only, Mining Claim EO6177, being the NW pt of Lot 33, Con 15, as described in instrument 203780	22.258
County Of Hastings	Township Of Faraday	So**0911-58	RO	Mining Rights Only, Mining Claim EO6176, being the SE pt of Lot 33, Con 15, as described in instrument 203780	17.045
County Of Hastings	Township Of Faraday	So**0911-59	RO	Mining Rights Only, Mining Claim EO6178, being the SW pt of Lot 33, Con 15, as described in instrument 203780	23.108
County Of Hastings	Township Of Faraday	So**0911-60	RO	Mining Rights Only, Mining Claim EO6168, being the NE pt of Lot 33, Con 16, as described in instrument 203780	20.485
County Of Hastings	Township Of Faraday	So**0911-61	RO	Mining Rights Only, Mining Claim EO12958, being the N pt of the SE pt of Lot 33, Con 16, as described in instrument 203780	9.712
County Of Hastings	Township Of Faraday	So**0911-62	RO	Mining Rights Only, Mining Claim EO6166, being the NW pt of Lot 33, Con 16, as described in instrument 203780	20.963
County Of Hastings	Township Of Faraday	So**0911-63	RO	Mining Rights Only, Mining Claim EO6167, being the SW pt of Lot 33, Con 16, as described in instrument 203780	21.371
County Of Hastings	Township Of Faraday	So**1013-1	RO	Mining Rights Only, all of Lot 15, Con 10	40.873
County Of Hastings	Township Of Grimsthorpe	So**0152-1	RO	Mining Rights Only, N ½ of the S ½ of Lot 22, Con 18, as described in instrument 490109	10.117
County Of Hastings	Township Of Herschel	So**0916-5	RO	S ½ of Lot 33, Con 1, composed of Mining Claim EO6165, being the Mining Rights of instrument 97979	20.153
County Of Hastings	Township Of Herschel	So**0916-6	RO	N ½ of Lot 33, Con 1, composed of Mining Claim EO6164, being the Mining Rights of instrument 97979	20.153
County Of Hastings	Township Of Herschel	So**0916-7	RO	S ½ of Lot 34, Con 1, composed of Mining Claim EO6163, being the Mining Rights of instrument 97979	20.518
County Of Hastings	Township Of Herschel	So**0916-8	RO	Mining Rights Only, N ½ of Lot 34, Con 1, composed of Mining Claim EO6162, as described in instrument 111279	20.327
County Of Hastings	Township Of Lake	So**0296-2	RO	Mining Rights Only, E ½ of Lot 18, Con 3, saving and excepting pt 1 on plan 21R-5599, as described in instrument 401455	39.700
County Of Hastings	Township Of Lake	So**0296-3	RO	Mining Rights Only, all of Lot 18, Con 4	80.937
County Of Hastings	Township Of Lake	So**0296-4	RO	Mining Rights Only, NW ¼ of Lot 19, Con 4, as described in instrument 401455	20.234
County Of Hastings	Township Of Lake	So**0296-5	RO	Mining Rights Only, S ½ of Lot 19, Con 4, as described in instrument 401455	40.469
County Of Hastings	Township Of Lake	So**0296-7	RO	Mining Rights Only, W ½ of Lot 20, Con 4, as described in instrument 401455	40.469
County Of Hastings	Township Of Lake	So**0296-11	RO	Mining Rights Only, Mining Claims EO3213 and EO3209, being the S ½ of Lot 21, Con 4, as described in instrument 401455	40.469
County Of Hastings	Township Of Madoc	So**0884-1	RO	Mining Rights Only, pt of Lot 20, Con 4, described as the reservation of the mineral rights in instrument 24177	2.428
County Of Hastings	Township Of Madoc	Lso*0112-1	12-1 Sec.10 (Madoc)	Mining Rights Only, Mining Lease 106865, comprising Mining Claims EO672036 and EO672037, being the W ½ of Lot 12, Con 11 and the E ½ of Lot 12, Con 10	36.423
District Of Sudbury	Township Of Macbeth	Ls**0024-1	73528-0014 (LT) 204Lses	Mining and Surface Rights, Mining Lease 18614, composed of Mining Claim TRS7500, being land and land covered with water of a pond	15.402
District Of Thunder Bay	Greenwich Lake Area	Ltb*0157-1	2853LTB	Mining and Surface Rights, Mining Lease 103668, comprising Mining Claims TB416408 and TB416186, being land and land under the waters of an unnamed creek and Greenwich Lake, designated as pts 1 and 2 on plan 55R-5122	33.431
District Of Thunder Bay	Township Of Haines	Ltb*0070-1	62313-0538 (LT) 94Ldfw	Mining and Surface Rights, Mining Lease 106638, composed of Mining Claim TB76141, being land and land under the water of part of Bulldog Lake	13.662
District Of Thunder Bay	Township Of Haines	Ltb*0070-2	62313-0537 (LT) 93Ldfw	Mining and Surface Rights, Mining Lease 106639, composed of Mining Claim TB47497	13.452
District Of Thunder Bay	Township Of Mctavish	Ltb*0105-5	2857LTB	Mining Rights Only, Mining Lease 103673, composed of Mining Claim TB404862, being the SE ¼ of the S ½ of Location 13	20.234
District Of Thunder Bay	Pays Plat Lake Area	Ltb*0057-4	62503-0818 (LT) 2008LTB	Mining Rights Only, Mining Lease 105406, composed of Mining Claim TB102795	17.544
District Of Thunder Bay	Pays Plat Lake Area	Ltb*0057-5	62503-0819 (LT) 2009LTB	Mining Rights Only, Mining Lease 105407, composed of Mining Claim TB102796	19.844
District Of Thunder Bay	Pays Plat Lake Area	Ltb*0057-6	62503-0820 (LT) 2010LTB	Mining Rights Only, Mining Lease 105408, composed of Mining Claim TB102797, composed of land and land under the waters of part of a small unnamed lake and part of the Selim River	25.297
District Of Thunder Bay	Pays Plat Lake Area	Ltb*0057-7	62503-0821 (LT) 2011LTB	Mining Rights Only, Mining Lease 105409, composed of Mining Claim TB102798	21.792
District Of Thunder Bay	Pays Plat Lake Area	Ltb*0057-8	62503-0822 (LT) 2012LTB	Mining Rights Only, Mining Lease 105410, composed of Mining Claim TB102799	14.030
District Of Thunder Bay	Pays Plat Lake Area	Ltb*0057-9	62503-0823 (LT) 2013LTB	Mining Rights Only, Mining Lease 105411, composed of Mining Claim TB102803	14.189
District Of Thunder Bay	Pays Plat Lake Area	Ltb*0057-10	62503-0824 (LT) 2014LTB	Mining Rights Only, Mining Lease 105412, composed of Mining Claim TB102804, composed of land and land under the waters of part of the Selim River	6.558
District Of Thunder Bay	Pays Plat Lake Area	Ltb*0057-11	62503-0825 (LT) 2015LTB	Mining Rights Only, Mining Lease 105413, composed of Mining Claim TB102808, composed of land and land under the waters of part of the Selim River	23.938
District Of Thunder Bay	Pays Plat Lake Area	Ltb*0057-12	62503-0826 (LT) 2016LTB	Mining Rights Only, Mining Lease 105414, composed of Mining Claim TB102809, composed of land and land under the waters of part of the Selim River	11.922
District Of Thunder Bay	Pays Plat Lake Area	Ltb*0057-13	62503-0827 (LT) 2017LTB	Mining Rights Only, Mining Lease 105415, composed of Mining Claim TB102813	34.268
District Of Thunder Bay	Pays Plat Lake Area	Ltb*0057-14	62503-0828 (LT) 2018LTB	Mining Rights Only, Mining Lease 105416, composed of Mining Claim TB102814	13.398
District Of Thunder Bay	Pays Plat Lake Area	Ltb*0057-15	62503-0829 (LT) 2019LTB	Mining Rights Only, Mining Lease 105417, composed of Mining Claim TB102817	16.545
District Of Thunder Bay	Pays Plat Lake Area	Ltb*0057-16	62503-0830 (LT) 2020LTB	Mining Rights Only, Mining Lease 105418, composed of Mining Claim TB102818	16.694
District Of Thunder Bay	Pays Plat Lake Area	Ltb*0097-4	62503-0229 (LT) 3010LTB	Mining and Surface Rights, Mining Lease 104374, comprising Mining Claims TB386794 to TB386799, incl., Tb 386783 to TB386785, incl., and TB386787 to TB386789, incl., being land and land under the water, designated as pts 1 to 12, incl., on plan 55R-6021	168.297
District Of Thunder Bay	Pays Plat Lake Area	Ltb*0097-7	62503-0831 (LT) 3017LTB	Mining and Surface Rights, Mining Lease 104382, comprising Mining Claims TB386762, TB386761, TB646450, TB646457, TB646456, TB646451 and TB646423, designated as pts 1 to 7, incl., on plan 55R-6058, being land and land under the water	100.483
District Of Thunder Bay	Pays Plat Lake Area	Ltb*0097-8	62503-0018 (LT) 3018LTB	Mining and Surface Rights, Mining Lease 104383, comprising Mining Claims TB386800, TB386801, TB646575, TB386793, TB386792, TB646571, TB386791, TB386786, TB654629, TB386790, designated as pts 1 to 10, incl., on plan 55R-6022	188.725
District Of Thunder Bay	Pays Plat Lake Area	Ltb*0097-11	62503-0228 (LT) 3350LTB	Mining and Surface Rights, Mining Lease 105938, comprising Mining Claims TB386802 to TB386808, incl., being land and land under the water, being CLM366, designated as pt 1 on plan 55R-8208	67.542
District Of Thunder Bay	Pays Plat Lake Area	Ltb*0097-12	62503-0232 (LT) 3352LTB	Mining and Surface Rights, Mining Lease 105939, comprising Mining Claims TB386763 and TB386764, being land and land under the water, being CLM367, designated as pt 1 on plan 55R-8209	27.636
District Of Thunder Bay	Saganagons Lake Area	Ltb*0205-1	62505-0612 (LT) 3354LTB	Mining and Surface Rights, Mining Lease 105941, comprising Mining Claims TB776836 to TB776847, incl., designated as pts 1 to 12, incl., on plan 55R-7855	159.029
District Of Thunder Bay	Summit Lake Area	Ltb*0082-47	62504-1584(LT) 2865LTB	Mining and Surface Rights, Mining Lease 103686, comprising Mining Claims TB346422, TB346423, TB346424 and TB329119, being land and land under the waters of an unnamed lake, being pts 1-4, incl., on plan 55R-5285	84.393
District Of Timiskaming	Township Of Boston	Lt**0114-7	5327LT	Surface Rights Only, Location CL1841	11.145
District Of Timiskaming	Township Of Boston	Lt**0114-8	5328LT	Surface Rights Only, Location CL1864	47.486
District Of Timiskaming	Township Of Boston	Lt**0114-12	4753LT	Surface Rights Only, Location CL936	33.457
District Of Timiskaming	Township Of Coleman	T***0719-1	10139SST	Mining Rights Only, parts of Lot 8, Con 4	21.266
District Of Timiskaming	Township Of Coleman	T***0719-2	10140SST	Mining Rights Only, part of Lot 8, Con 4	3.237
District Of Timiskaming	Township Of Coleman	T***0719-3	10138SST	Mining Rights Only, parts of Lot 8, Con 4	15.257
District Of Timiskaming	Township Of Coleman	T***0719-4	10141SST	Mining Rights Only, East Part of Lot 8, Con 4	7.993
District Of Timiskaming	Township Of Coleman	T***0719-5	10784SST	Mining Rights Only, part of broken Lot 8, Con 4	8.094
District Of Timiskaming	Township Of Gillies Limit (N)	Lt**0288-1	5722LT	Mining Rights Only, Mining Lease 103684, comprising Mining Claims T46423, T46424, T46441, T46442, T46443, T46444, T46446, T46447, T46450, T46452, T46549 and T47035, being part of Blocks 8 and 16	159.709
District Of Timiskaming	Township Of Gillies Limit (N)	Lt**0300-1	5727LT	Mining Rights Only, Mining Lease 104022, composed of Mining Claims S408182, being Mining Location A11	3.642
District Of Timiskaming	Township Of Gillies Limit (N)	T***1372-5	3518SST	Mining and Surface Rights, Mining Claim T19438, situate in Block 32	15.325
District Of Timiskaming	Township Of Gillies Limit (N)	T***1372-6	3517SST	Mining and Surface Rights, Mining Claim T19439, being land and land under the water of a small lake situate in Block 22	16.009
District Of Timiskaming	Townships Of Haultain And Nicol	Lt**0084-15	4541LT	Mining and Surface Rights, Mining Lease 18645, composed of Mining Claim HS351, being land and land covered with the water of part of a small lake	22.460
District Of Timiskaming	Township Of Hearst	T***0994-1	10095SST	Mining Rights Only, Mining Claim L35628, recorded as L45203	17.632
District Of Timiskaming	Township Of Hearst	T***0994-2	10085SST	Mining Rights Only, Mining Claim L35658, recorded as L45204	7.831
District Of Timiskaming	Township Of Hearst	T***0994-3	10089SST	Mining Rights Only, Mining Claim L40080	13.678
District Of Timiskaming	Township Of Hearst	T***0994-4	16702SST	Mining Rights Only, Mining Claim L40081	10.578
District Of Timiskaming	Township Of Hearst	T***0994-5	10091SST	Mining Rights Only, Mining Claim L41648	11.987
District Of Timiskaming	Township Of Hearst	T***0994-6	10087SST	Mining Rights Only, Mining Claim L41649	13.083
District Of Timiskaming	Township Of Hearst	T***0994-7	10092SST	Mining Rights Only, Mining Claim L41650	21.906
District Of Timiskaming	Township Of Hearst	T***0994-8	10093SST	Mining Rights Only, Mining Claim L50522	20.570
District Of Timiskaming	Township Of Hearst	T***0994-9	10094SST	Mining Rights Only, Mining Claim L50523	18.595
District Of Timiskaming	Township Of Hearst	T***0994-10	10086SST	Mining Rights Only, Mining Claim L50524	13.270
District Of Timiskaming	Township Of Hearst	T***0994-11	10090SST	Mining Rights Only, Mining Claim L42435	13.436
District Of Timiskaming	Township Of Maisonville	T***1212-1	821NND	Mining Rights Only, SE part of broken Lot 11, Con 1	2.023
District Of Timiskaming	Township Of Maisonville	T***1212-2	821NND	Mining Rights Only, SW pt of broken Lot 11, Con 1	45.932
District Of Timiskaming	Township Of Mcgarry	T***0327-1	2557CST	Mining Rights Only, pt of Mining Claim L11653, not covered by the waters of Bear Lake and Creek	15.742
District Of Timiskaming	Township Of Nicol	Lt**0147-1	3762LT	Mining and Surface Rights, Mining Lease 18641, composed of Mining Claim TC177	18.251
District Of Timiskaming	Township Of Nicol	Lt**0084-32	3398LT	Mining and Surface Rights, Mining Lease 18551, composed of Mining Claim RSC106, situate west of Miller Lake	2.995
District Of Timiskaming	Township Of Nicol	Lt**0084-33	3714LT	Mining and Surface Rights, Mining Lease 18607, composed of Mining Claim RSC135, being land and land covered with the water of part of Miller Lake	13.314
District Of Timiskaming	Township Of Nicol	Lt**0084-34	3715LT	Mining and Surface Rights, Mining Lease 18608, composed of Mining Claim RSC136, being land and land under the water of Miller Lake	17.159
District Of Timiskaming	Township Of Nicol	Lt**0084-35	3757LT	Mining and Surface Rights, Mining Lease 19045, composed of Mining Claim RSC98, being land and land covered with the water of part of Miller Lake	17.766
District Of Timiskaming	Township Of Nicol	Lt**0084-36	3758LT	Mining and Surface Rights, Mining Lease 18646, composed of Mining Claim MR1251	9.506
District Of Timiskaming	Township Of Nicol	Lt**0084-37	3759LT	Mining and Surface Rights, Mining Lease 18647, composed of Mining Claim MR1252	12.132
District Of Timiskaming	Township Of Nicol	Lt**0084-39	3956LT	Mining and Surface Rights, Mining Lease 18689, composed of Mining Claim AK18, recorded as MR960, being land and land covered with water of Miller Lake	21.659
District Of Timiskaming	Township Of South Lorrain	T***0883-1	5356NND	Mining and Surface Rights, Mining Claim RL461	14.731
District Of Timiskaming	Township Of South Lorrain	T***0883-2	5913NND	Mining and Surface Rights, Mining Claim RL464, situate West of Lake Temiskaming	15.479
District Of Timiskaming	Township Of South Lorrain	T***0883-3	6329NND	Mining and Surface Rights, Mining Claim RL465	15.884
District Of Timiskaming	Township Of Teck	T***1232-1	3057TIM	Mining Rights Only, Mining Claim L3408, being land and land covered with the water of part of Elsie Lake	7.972

Mining Act

Government Notice - Under The Mining Act

Erratum

Vide Ontario Gazette, Volume 129-20, dated May 18, 1996. Government Notice under the Mining Act.

Mining Claim P13325 was incorrectly entered as open to staking. The correct notice should have read: “the S.E. pt of N pt of Bro. Lot 9, Con 3, (P13323)”, in Tisdale Township.

(138-G714)

Updated: August 09, 2019

Published: May 14, 2005

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