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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
2007-06-23	Accident Injury Management Clinic (Kawartha) Inc.	001067597
2007-06-23	Acropolis Nightclub Inc.	001144033
2007-06-23	Adworld International Inc.	000978240
2007-06-23	Albert Homes Ltd.	001301318
2007-06-23	Almo Food Services Ltd.	001164643
2007-06-23	Alternative Publishing Inc.	000979432
2007-06-23	Annual Caribbean Family Day Inc.	001437991
2007-06-23	Berg Precision Molds Company Limited	000317176
2007-06-23	Berzena Enterprises Inc.	000921768
2007-06-23	BH Brunswick Ltd.	001381904
2007-06-23	Blackwater Developments Corporation	001560037
2007-06-23	C & C Pcb Materials Supply Inc.	001235309
2007-06-23	Carmel Graphic Systems Inc.	000962413
2007-06-23	Ceiling Doctor International Inc.	000636700
2007-06-23	Coffa Capital Inc.	001367420
2007-06-23	Colorplus Printing Inc.	001084895
2007-06-23	Completely Wireless Inc.	001199973
2007-06-23	Cycore North America Inc.	001393782
2007-06-23	David Colpitts Associates Inc.	000756515
2007-06-23	Decloet Landscape Maintenance Ltd.	001307834
2007-06-23	Duffys Corner Inc.	002007002
2007-06-23	Dynacore Robotic Solutions Group Inc.	001232172
2007-06-23	Dynagro Investment Inc.	000648827
2007-06-23	Dynasty Consultants Limited	000528684
2007-06-23	Enertec Environmental Corporation Of Canada Ltd.	000934538
2007-06-23	Enviro Heat Pumps Ltd.	001151393
2007-06-23	Enviro-Tech Asphalt Repair Ltd.	000960132
2007-06-23	Epic Injection Inc.	001308729
2007-06-23	Falcon Freight Systems Inc.	001166291
2007-06-23	Flash Auto Glass Inc.	001018216
2007-06-23	Forest Capital Ltd.	000870884
2007-06-23	GCSC 330 Bay Limited	001315684
2007-06-23	GED Global Electronic Distribution Ltd.	002001027
2007-06-23	Imperial Janitorial Services Inc.	000419605
2007-06-23	International Technical Recruiting (Ontario) Inc.	001266028
2007-06-23	J. Ridgway Photography Inc.	000491889
2007-06-23	Ken Wright Enterprises Ltd.	000692873
2007-06-23	L.P.M. Property Services Inc.	001200426
2007-06-23	Living Well Cafe Corporation	000596530
2007-06-23	Lynn Macdonald Financial Limited	000892025
2007-06-23	Merhar Electric Ltd.	001317886
2007-06-23	Merlin Green Canada Inc.	000927391
2007-06-23	Millard Food Service Inc.	000612072
2007-06-23	Monte Carlo Excavating Company Limited	000138337
2007-06-23	Nexus Components Ltd.	001084578
2007-06-23	Optimus Technologies Corporation	001344202
2007-06-23	Ori Canada Ltd.	001286210
2007-06-23	Paragon Investment Management Inc.	001301124
2007-06-23	Pixels Business Graphics Centre Inc.	001024754
2007-06-23	Portofino Beauty & Tanning Salon Inc.	001172424
2007-06-23	Regional Basement Waterproofing Inc	000408284
2007-06-23	Riva Azzura Italian Food And Pizzeria Ltd.	001155683
2007-06-23	Roof Masters Construction Inc.	000664240
2007-06-23	Rothley Canada Limited	001330671
2007-06-23	S. Lash Construction Inc.	000949679
2007-06-23	Seventy Seven Const. Co. Ltd.	001079476
2007-06-23	Sharo’s Inc.	001294666
2007-06-23	Sheraton Antiques Ltd.	000798140
2007-06-23	Skyway Reprographics Ltd.	000568003
2007-06-23	Smeaton Farms Limited	000552239
2007-06-23	Softbahn Inc.	001109215
2007-06-23	Solutions Consulting Ltd.	001232732
2007-06-23	Sub-Zero Foods Inc.	001155418
2007-06-23	Sun Power Mediterranean Food Ltd.	001174853
2007-06-23	SWL Crane & Hoist Ltd.	000733320
2007-06-23	Thomas E. Jones Investments Inc.	001238973
2007-06-23	Tomo Motors Ltd.	001165378
2007-06-23	Uscan International Inc.	000911452
2007-06-23	Veronica Management Inc.	001489090
2007-06-23	W.H. Whelan Realty Ottawa Ltd.	000405984
2007-06-23	Waste Reduction Technologies Inc.	000918568
2007-06-23	Xtreme Limousine Ltd.	001261452
2007-06-23	1046273 Ontario Ltd.	001046273
2007-06-23	1046520 Ontario Incorporated	001046520
2007-06-23	1053632 Ontario Ltd.	001053632
2007-06-23	1111735 Ontario Limited	001111735
2007-06-23	1123558 Ontario Incorporated	001123558
2007-06-23	1124930 Ontario Ltd.	001124930
2007-06-23	1125240 Ontario Ltd.	001125240
2007-06-23	1169802 Ontario Inc.	001169802
2007-06-23	1175735 Ontario Inc.	001175735
2007-06-23	1180635 Ontario Inc.	001180635
2007-06-23	1182725 Ontario Inc.	001182725
2007-06-23	1194635 Ontario Inc.	001194635
2007-06-23	1206147 Ontario Inc.	001206147
2007-06-23	1210917 Ontario Inc.	001210917
2007-06-23	1230472 Ontario Ltd.	001230472
2007-06-23	1287313 Ontario Inc.	001287313
2007-06-23	1288003 Ontario Ltd.	001288003
2007-06-23	1289802 Ontario Limited	001289802
2007-06-23	1303887 Ontario Inc.	001303887
2007-06-23	1328290 Ontario Ltd.	001328290
2007-06-23	1333684 Ontario Inc.	001333684
2007-06-23	1427309 Ontario Inc.	001427309
2007-06-23	1431826 Ontario Inc.	001431826
2007-06-23	1436354 Ontario Limited	001436354
2007-06-23	1443072 Ontario Ltd.	001443072
2007-06-23	1443155 Ontario Limited	001443155
2007-06-23	1445375 Ontario Ltd.	001445375
2007-06-23	1462784 Ontario Inc.	001462784
2007-06-23	1482889 Ontario Inc.	001482889
2007-06-23	1486439 Ontario Inc.	001486439
2007-06-23	1492906 Ontario Inc.	001492906
2007-06-23	1496354 Ontario Limited	001496354
2007-06-23	1508843 Ontario Inc.	001508843
2007-06-23	1519537 Ontario Limited	001519537
2007-06-23	1521075 Ontario Inc.	001521075
2007-06-23	1525116 Ontario Limited	001525116
2007-06-23	1544523 Ontario Inc.	001544523
2007-06-23	1554509 Ontario Limited	001554509
2007-06-23	1558824 Ontario Ltd.	001558824
2007-06-23	2018871 Ontario Inc.	002018871
2007-06-23	423263 Ontario Limited	000423263
2007-06-23	423313 Ontario Limited	000423313
2007-06-23	591736 Ontario Limited	000591736
2007-06-23	764987 Ontario Ltd.	000764987
2007-06-23	853296 Ontario Limited	000853296
2007-06-23	912564 Ontario Inc.	000912564
2007-06-23	917286 Ontario Ltd.	000917286
2007-06-23	992402 Ontario Inc.	000992402

B. G. Hawton
Director, Companies and Personal Property Security Branch
(140-G330)

Cancellation of Certificate of Incorporation (Corporations Tax Act Defaulters)

Notice Is Hereby Given that, under subsection 241(4) of the Business Corporations Act, the Certificate of Incorporation of the corporations named hereunder have been cancelled by an Order 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
2007-05-28	A. L. Ratte Flooring Inc.	001292511
2007-05-28	Adrian Building Corporation	000600991
2007-05-28	Alfieri Investments Limited	000418221
2007-05-28	Allbest Audio Video Ltd.	001018066
2007-05-28	Amafh Imports & Exports (Kitmeer) Inc.	001303721
2007-05-28	Archeology International Group Inc.	001515389
2007-05-28	Army-Navy Outdoors Inc.	001416150
2007-05-28	Atlas Security Personnel Services Inc.	001167297
2007-05-28	B.D. & H.N. Holdings Inc.	000830304
2007-05-28	Beanco Inc.	001096885
2007-05-28	Black & White Systems Inc.	001303060
2007-05-28	Bronzki’s Bagel & Coffee Co. Ltd.	001192461
2007-05-28	Cabcom Technical Services Inc.	001428984
2007-05-28	Calibrate Appraisers & Auctioneers Limited	001205793
2007-05-28	Checkered Lane Trucking Ltd.	001230683
2007-05-28	Columbus Club (London) Limited	000051949
2007-05-28	Connolly Outdoor Property Services Inc.	001301804
2007-05-28	Crosstown Food & Restaurant Supplies (1998) Ltd.	001303726
2007-05-28	C3 Data Corporation	001304216
2007-05-28	Design Wise Limited	001159271
2007-05-28	Digital Educational Technology Services Inc.	001102519
2007-05-28	Donbert Developments Limited	000135586
2007-05-28	F. Linea Inc.	000944419
2007-05-28	First Canadian Investments Inc.	001303717
2007-05-28	For-Nous Ltd.	001264736
2007-05-28	Geoscope Inc.	001303790
2007-05-28	Hing Fat (Canada) Group Company Limited	001303076
2007-05-28	ICMS Canada Inc.	000978081
2007-05-28	Jasvir Express Ltd.	001294560
2007-05-28	Jesus-N&M Food Service Ltd.	001402214
2007-05-28	Kids Planet Inc.	001298640
2007-05-28	L.S.O. International Corp.	001244967
2007-05-28	Loofah Inc.	001027859
2007-05-28	Maharlika Systems Consulting, Ltd.	001273712
2007-05-28	Maxwell & Mcclelland, The Arbitrators/The Negotiators Inc.	001303736
2007-05-28	Media Nexus Inc.	001053984
2007-05-28	Metro Stat Reproductions Inc.	000593685
2007-05-28	Michael Trotta Incorporated	001303142
2007-05-28	Mintus Inc.	001292507
2007-05-28	Morris Chrome Manufacturing Limited	000609367
2007-05-28	Newlytics Consulting Inc.	001366851
2007-05-28	Newsupdate Communications Inc.	001124771
2007-05-28	Oil Star Inc.	001055261
2007-05-28	Ontario Junior Roller Hockey League Inc.	001284482
2007-05-28	Parkstone Transportation Inc.	000964783
2007-05-28	Pereman Engineering Inc.	000974630
2007-05-28	Personal Resource Training Inc.	001246514
2007-05-28	Proactive Leasing Corporation	001402484
2007-05-28	Quantum Autotech And Sales Ltd.	001164318
2007-05-28	R W H Transport 2000 Inc.	001394410
2007-05-28	Rokh Import-Export Inc.	001303932
2007-05-28	Shercaps Investments Limited	000410375
2007-05-28	Sigma Data Services Limited	000421726
2007-05-28	Standard Business Brokerage Inc.	001303828
2007-05-28	Stendale Corporation	000859586
2007-05-28	Tampa Bay Express Incorporated	001065315
2007-05-28	Taurus Investment Research, Inc.	001303975
2007-05-28	Temviron Air Conditioning Inc.	000790531
2007-05-28	The Bright Idea Home Improvements Inc.	001198276
2007-05-28	The Petite Daycare Academy Inc.	001303829
2007-05-28	Three Star Bar & Cafe Inc.	001376554
2007-05-28	Whitemount Holdings Inc.	000622711
2007-05-28	Your World This Month Profile Inc.	001164307
2007-05-28	1^st Position Competitive Dance Corporation	001330074
2007-05-28	1052465 Ontario Ltd.	001052465
2007-05-28	1091513 Ontario Inc.	001091513
2007-05-28	1094420 Ontario Inc.	001094420
2007-05-28	1130208 Ontario Inc.	001130208
2007-05-28	1152092 Ontario Inc.	001152092
2007-05-28	1196439 Ontario Limited	001196439
2007-05-28	1204769 Ontario Inc.	001204769
2007-05-28	1240378 Ontario Inc.	001240378
2007-05-28	1242065 Ontario Inc.	001242065
2007-05-28	1253835 Ontario Inc.	001253835
2007-05-28	1255457 Ontario Limited	001255457
2007-05-28	1292483 Ontario Inc.	001292483
2007-05-28	1295055 Ontario Inc.	001295055
2007-05-28	1295113 Ontario Ltd.	001295113
2007-05-28	1297678 Ontario Ltd.	001297678
2007-05-28	1300674 Ontario Inc.	001300674
2007-05-28	1300687 Ontario Limited	001300687
2007-05-28	1300828 Ontario Ltd.	001300828
2007-05-28	1303222 Ontario Inc.	001303222
2007-05-28	1303307 Ontario Inc.	001303307
2007-05-28	1303359 Ontario Inc.	001303359
2007-05-28	1303744 Ontario Inc.	001303744
2007-05-28	1303820 Ontario Inc.	001303820
2007-05-28	1303863 Ontario Inc.	001303863
2007-05-28	1303922 Ontario Limited	001303922
2007-05-28	1304206 Ontario Ltd.	001304206
2007-05-28	1304215 Ontario Limited	001304215
2007-05-28	1342048 Ontario Inc.	001342048
2007-05-28	1361382 Ontario Inc.	001361382
2007-05-28	1476069 Ontario Inc.	001476069
2007-05-28	1482118 Ontario Inc.	001482118
2007-05-28	1489392 Ontario Inc.	001489392
2007-05-28	1525074 Ontario Ltd.	001525074
2007-05-28	917465 Ontario Inc.	000917465
2007-05-28	920932 Ontario Limited	000920932
2007-05-28	950811 Ontario Inc.	000950811
2007-05-28	967659 Ontario Inc.	000967659

B. G. Hawton
Director, Companies and Personal Property Security Branch
(140-G331)

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
2007-05-02	Da Cruz Consulting Services Inc.	001269476
2007-05-07	Earl Mccomb Refridgeration Limited	000343483
2007-05-16	Cartwise Systems Inc.	001328846
2007-05-16	1403298 Ontario Inc.	001403298
2007-05-18	1209210 Ontario Limited	001209210
2007-05-22	Arctic-Chill Brewing Corp.	001039040
2007-05-22	Commercial Millworking Co. Ltd.	000909928
2007-05-22	Dewaele’s Foodland Ltd.	000566857
2007-05-22	Dexter’s Trucking Ltd.	000576585
2007-05-22	J. P. T. Limited	001096367
2007-05-22	Solyde Technologies Corporation	001198342
2007-05-22	Truemark Designs Inc.	001407492
2007-05-22	1040925 Ontario Ltd.	001040925
2007-05-22	1129185 Ontario Ltd.	001129185
2007-05-22	1477284 Ontario Limited	001477284
2007-05-22	1691589 Ontario Inc.	001691589
2007-05-22	2074366 Ontario Inc.	002074366
2007-05-23	Afternoon Express Courier Inc.	002032947
2007-05-23	Alraven Farms Limited	001159461
2007-05-23	Carlo III Corp.	001595130
2007-05-23	Day To Day Inc.	000958578
2007-05-23	Effective H.R. Solutions Inc.	001317043
2007-05-23	Hongli Craft Products Co. Ltd.	002052565
2007-05-23	Jack’s Music Archives Inc.	001047635
2007-05-23	Minino Enterprises Inc.	001432056
2007-05-23	Northern Diesel Equipment Co. Ltd.	000920112
2007-05-23	P. T. Underwood Interior Surfaces Limited	000143020
2007-05-23	Palace Janitorial Services Ltd.	000480536
2007-05-23	Ralff Construction Inc.	002097471
2007-05-23	S.N.M.B. Delivery 4 U Inc.	002087818
2007-05-23	Sass Enterprises Limited	000055737
2007-05-23	Sheilar Investments Inc.	001067398
2007-05-23	Sino-Canadian Academy Inc.	001710297
2007-05-23	Smartbox Computers Inc.	001227676
2007-05-23	Spectromedia Design Inc.	001414869
2007-05-23	WM Leisure Foot Ltd.	001701225
2007-05-23	1102331 Ontario Inc.	001102331
2007-05-23	1121642 Ontario Inc.	001121642
2007-05-23	1125785 Ontario Inc.	001125785
2007-05-23	2052428 Ontario Inc.	002052428
2007-05-23	930990 Ontario Inc.	000930990
2007-05-24	Andy’s Service Centre (Frankford)Limited	000299636
2007-05-24	Anglin Bay Development Inc.	000792130
2007-05-24	Aurdisyl Management Corp.	001004936
2007-05-24	Bajuha Trucking Inc.	001424682
2007-05-24	Balls Up Productions Inc.	001225315
2007-05-24	Belthil Co., Ltd.	001672074
2007-05-24	Bits N Bytes Technology Inc.	001432045
2007-05-24	Brownie’s Sports Shop Limited	000225549
2007-05-24	Camac Chicken Ltd.	001602940
2007-05-24	Canadata Enterprises Inc.	002057125
2007-05-24	CD Jewellery Inc.	002111482
2007-05-24	Cornerstone Fund Management Inc.	000820183
2007-05-24	Coulter Consulting Inc.	000651491
2007-05-24	CR+ Inc.	001098928
2007-05-24	Cydonia Realty Corp.	000844503
2007-05-24	De Ritz Leather Corporation	000979963
2007-05-24	Ed Pulley Services Limited	000250223
2007-05-24	Emporium Rugs Inc.	001431283
2007-05-24	ES Consulting Inc.	001348413
2007-05-24	Essex Engineering Inc.	001382209
2007-05-24	Fab Growth Capital Ltd.	002082427
2007-05-24	Farnum & Associates Ltd.	001045744
2007-05-24	First With Applied Services &Technologies Inc.	001307978
2007-05-24	Gem I.D. Services Inc.	001451993
2007-05-24	GF International Inc.	001320822
2007-05-24	Ho & Lu International Incorporated	001301161
2007-05-24	Immaland (Canada) Inc.	000763016
2007-05-24	Jaybren Limited	000350019
2007-05-24	L&D Holdings Inc.	000962919
2007-05-24	Loveforu Inc.	002058430
2007-05-24	Malton Education Inc.	002091910
2007-05-24	Marchtec Systems Corporation	000983440
2007-05-24	Markham Management Corporation Inc.	000925670
2007-05-24	Martella Mechanical Ltd.	001014216
2007-05-24	New Era Renovation Company Ltd.	001519855
2007-05-24	P. K. International Inc.	000941351
2007-05-24	Primetime Pub Inc.	000992455
2007-05-24	Prospeli International Ltd.	002060385
2007-05-24	R&V Welding Services Inc.	002060239
2007-05-24	Seminars Away Inc.	001294786
2007-05-24	Silad Investments Inc.	000408058
2007-05-24	Strictly Cellars Inc.	001430744
2007-05-24	Ted Timmons Inc.	001364095
2007-05-24	The Torben Consulting Group Inc.	000729703
2007-05-24	Thomas Family Real Estate Inc.	001425068
2007-05-24	Totaldns Solutions Inc.	001422526
2007-05-24	Turnaround Specialists Inc.	000703097
2007-05-24	Upim Technologies Corporation	001662016
2007-05-24	Van Leeuwen Holdings Ltd.	000443054
2007-05-24	Virplex Entertainment Inc.	001427456
2007-05-24	Walker & Hamberger Management Consulting Ltd.	001394761
2007-05-24	Woodland Wawa Holdings Limited	001186083
2007-05-24	1054900 Ontario Inc.	001054900
2007-05-24	1066308 Ontario Limited	001066308
2007-05-24	1077075 Ontario Inc.	001077075
2007-05-24	1227176 Ontario Inc.	001227176
2007-05-24	1246031 Ontario Inc.	001246031
2007-05-24	1279039 Ontario Limited	001279039
2007-05-24	1390794 Ontario Inc.	001390794
2007-05-24	1435432 Ontario Inc.	001435432
2007-05-24	1459982 Ontario Limited	001459982
2007-05-24	1514096 Ontario Ltd.	001514096
2007-05-24	1560205 Ontario Limited	001560205
2007-05-24	1601889 Ontario Limited	001601889
2007-05-24	1606243 Ontario Limited	001606243
2007-05-24	1642234 Ontario Inc.	001642234
2007-05-24	1655630 Ontario Inc.	001655630
2007-05-24	1707456 Ontario Inc.	001707456
2007-05-24	2004237 Ontario Inc.	002004237
2007-05-24	2064529 Ontario Inc.	002064529
2007-05-24	379093 Ontario Limited	000379093
2007-05-24	640543 Ontario Inc.	000640543
2007-05-24	785710 Ontario Ltd.	000785710
2007-05-24	792131 Ontario Inc.	000792131
2007-05-24	990728 Ontario Inc.	000990728
2007-05-25	Accumarketing & Business Consultant Inc.	001037590
2007-05-25	Algoma Aggregates Inc.	001022168
2007-05-25	Ashtel Inc.	001117237
2007-05-25	Ashworth Transportation & Services Ltd.	001364762
2007-05-25	B J Kramer & Associates, Inc.	001404573
2007-05-25	Birch Oak Developments Limited	000804499
2007-05-25	Brady Quality Services Inc.	001456063
2007-05-25	City Wall Systems Ltd.	001667924
2007-05-25	Cobb’s Hill Developments Limited	000530280
2007-05-25	Conrad Bonhomme Holdings Ltd.	000104935
2007-05-25	Conrad Bonhomme Realty Limited	000214002
2007-05-25	Construction Unlimited Inc.	001345592
2007-05-25	Crosall Investments Ltd.	000929272
2007-05-25	Do Not Eat Films Inc.	001139015
2007-05-25	Dyer’s Delivery Ltd.	000438063
2007-05-25	East West Financial Services Inc.	002036363
2007-05-25	Encode Business Systems Inc.	000780578
2007-05-25	Foxbridge Quaker Iv Limited	000841794
2007-05-25	Gary Reid Flight Services Ltd.	002056015
2007-05-25	Grace Temp Agency Inc.	001617610
2007-05-25	Great Jane Productions Limited	001024620
2007-05-25	Guelph Line Properties Inc.	000805735
2007-05-25	H.M.C.P. Ltd.	000647277
2007-05-25	Hugh A. Boyd Consulting Inc.	001127543
2007-05-25	KB Cargo Ltd.	001685037
2007-05-25	L.B. Wile Specification Services Inc.	001393176
2007-05-25	London Stone Corporation	001647790
2007-05-25	M.R.H. Interiors Ltd.	001382106
2007-05-25	Mabob Connections Limited	001201759
2007-05-25	MJC Family Ltd.	000699931
2007-05-25	Nextra Packaging Inc.	001549749
2007-05-25	Pine Mont Investments Inc.	000432217
2007-05-25	PKF Consulting (East) Inc.	002017302
2007-05-25	Redan Assurance Inc.	001201072
2007-05-25	Renecor Inc.	001663217
2007-05-25	Right Price Auto Inc.	001612571
2007-05-25	Samuel Gold Enterprises Limited	000099627
2007-05-25	Selfactive Consulting Inc.	002032483
2007-05-25	Shearwater Capital Partners Inc.	001467433
2007-05-25	Sport-Mate Services Limited	000763096
2007-05-25	Testaments Of Honour Productions Ltd.	002063510
2007-05-25	The Side Porch Inc.	001160120
2007-05-25	Toronto Photo Experts Inc.	002114964
2007-05-25	Total Computer Solutions Group Canada Inc.	001293479
2007-05-25	Tsui & Kong International Limited	001083486
2007-05-25	Vako International Inc.	001555143
2007-05-25	Wycliffe Bayview Estates Limited	001029468
2007-05-25	Wycliffe Bayview Hill Inc.	000657028
2007-05-25	Wycliffe-Glen Bayview Hill Inc.	000791300
2007-05-25	1056799 Ontario Inc.	001056799
2007-05-25	1144088 Ontario Limited	001144088
2007-05-25	1150680 Ontario Inc.	001150680
2007-05-25	1151041 Ontario Inc.	001151041
2007-05-25	1178346 Ontario Inc.	001178346
2007-05-25	1218778 Ontario Limited	001218778
2007-05-25	1239980 Ontario Limited	001239980
2007-05-25	1358853 Ontario Inc.	001358853
2007-05-25	1470543 Ontario Inc.	001470543
2007-05-25	1481421 Ontario Limited	001481421
2007-05-25	1522919 Ontario Inc.	001522919
2007-05-25	1622139 Ontario Inc.	001622139
2007-05-25	1622420 Ontario Inc.	001622420
2007-05-25	1634719 Ontario Limited	001634719
2007-05-25	1682496 Ontario Inc.	001682496
2007-05-25	2058944 Ontario Inc.	002058944
2007-05-25	2105818 Ontario Inc.	002105818
2007-05-25	441345 Ontario Limited	000441345
2007-05-25	457558 Ontario Inc.	000457558
2007-05-25	789269 Ontario Inc.	000789269
2007-05-25	806506 Ontario Limited	000806506
2007-05-25	856229 Ontario Limited	000856229
2007-05-25	877902 Ontario Limited	000877902
2007-05-26	Kabi Express Inc.	001440294
2007-05-26	Maple Leaf Marble And Granite Ltd.	002096871
2007-05-26	Nina-One Inc.	001438793
2007-05-26	Potato Master Specialties Limited	000740135
2007-05-26	Taqvies Corporation	002004058
2007-05-26	Three Branches Inc.	001129887
2007-05-26	Welden Developments Inc.	001369312
2007-05-26	1154992 Ontario Ltd.	001154992
2007-05-26	1634406 Ontario Limited	001634406
2007-05-26	2007483 Ontario Limited	002007483
2007-05-26	922271 Ontario Limited	000922271
2007-05-28	A Generation’s Passing Inc.	001564433
2007-05-28	A-One Building Maintenance Ltd.	001083466
2007-05-28	Acutech Holistic Inc.	001674127
2007-05-28	Alternative Energy Group Inc.	002047981
2007-05-28	Associates Insurance Agency Tk Inc.	001259128
2007-05-28	Athrin Trucking Inc.	001675313
2007-05-28	Athwal Transport Inc.	001306166
2007-05-28	Automotive Quality Containment Services Inc.	001689950
2007-05-28	Bapatech Inc.	001238467
2007-05-28	Boofy Biscottis Inc.	001403979
2007-05-28	Catalyst Inc.	000868529
2007-05-28	Celina Property Management Inc.	000893275
2007-05-28	CEP Enterprise Inc.	000885673
2007-05-28	Clear Solutions (Windows And Doors)Inc.	001322865
2007-05-28	Columbus Puma Network Ltd.	001173469
2007-05-28	Cosmedic Surgical Services Inc.	001107893
2007-05-28	Courville Taxi Limited	001290260
2007-05-28	Creative Infowave Technologies (Canada) Inc.	001392347
2007-05-28	Cscm Associates Inc	000582884
2007-05-28	D. & E. Film Assembly Ltd.	000598404
2007-05-28	Enska Global Developments Corp.	002047415
2007-05-28	Etysys Corporation	001443223
2007-05-28	Evangeline Shops, Limited	000035186
2007-05-28	Extol International Inc.	002092971
2007-05-28	Feasby Services Limited	000744548
2007-05-28	Ferngail Management Services Limited	000330985
2007-05-28	Floorfellow Ltd.	001504368
2007-05-28	Floorquest Ltd.	001408886
2007-05-28	Frank & Mario General Contracting Inc.	001550635
2007-05-28	GGDM-Tech Inc.	001368282
2007-05-28	Goodwood Asset Management Inc.	002053416
2007-05-28	Haiyu Paper Development Canada Co.Ltd.	001142296
2007-05-28	Har-Lar-Har Investment Corporation	000606373
2007-05-28	Home Sellers Flat Fee Real Estate Centre Inc.	001097252
2007-05-28	J. & G. Huggins Construction Limited	000255183
2007-05-28	J.S. Reid & Co. Ltd.	001156906
2007-05-28	Johnson, Sustronk, Weinstein &Associates Limited	000145902
2007-05-28	Jordan, Nesbitt And Associates Limited: Jordan, Nesbitt Et Associes Limitee	000891701
2007-05-28	Larry Zeldin Holdings Limited	000090731
2007-05-28	Lincoln Specialty Warehousing Inc.	000808271
2007-05-28	Lourdes A. Cuevas Inc.	001593111
2007-05-28	Lovely Gifts 4U Inc.	001648671
2007-05-28	M. Mueller Plumbing & Heating Ltd.	000402171
2007-05-28	Merig Holdings Limited	000493633
2007-05-28	Moe’s Transport Repair Ltd.	001138835
2007-05-28	Money Well Express Inc.	002095920
2007-05-28	Offset Printing Services Ltd.	000918548
2007-05-28	Optical Art Camera Corporation	000354661
2007-05-28	Oscoda Developments Inc.	001697323
2007-05-28	Principal Laundrymat Ltd.	000627295
2007-05-28	Quadradel Investments Ltd.	000708657
2007-05-28	R. J. Kane Painting & Decorating Ltd.	000495681
2007-05-28	RCM Technical Inc.	002025544
2007-05-28	Ricci Management Inc.	001349688
2007-05-28	Rinwell Crushing Limited	000278578
2007-05-28	Robert E. Schock Investments Limited	000493448
2007-05-28	RSK Strategic Business Analysis Incorporated	001182994
2007-05-28	Russell A. Woods Surveying Ltd.	000581862
2007-05-28	Sarco Holdings Ltd.	000621664
2007-05-28	SBH Designs Inc.	002006983
2007-05-28	Seiling Stables Inc.	000312166
2007-05-28	Soil-Water-Air-Technologies Ltd.	001649656
2007-05-28	Star Tours Limited	000232791
2007-05-28	Starholme Farms Ltd.	000491915
2007-05-28	Storing’s Lock Service Ltd.	001312606
2007-05-28	TH Productions Inc.	001607397
2007-05-28	The Toy Book Inc.	001358651
2007-05-28	Thomas Langdon Associates Ltd.	001277576
2007-05-28	Tour-Alot Motor Homes Inc.	000759175
2007-05-28	Unionville Vintners & Brewhouse Inc.	001176692
2007-05-28	Vinylbilt Group Inc.	001410738
2007-05-28	Whetham Management Limited	000426207
2007-05-28	YTH Canada Inc.	001224710
2007-05-28	1029375 Ontario Limited	001029375
2007-05-28	1059123 Ontario Inc.	001059123
2007-05-28	1067894 Ontario Inc.	001067894
2007-05-28	1114265 Ontario Inc.	001114265
2007-05-28	1179311 Ontario Inc.	001179311
2007-05-28	1257254 Ontario Inc.	001257254
2007-05-28	1287763 Ontario Inc.	001287763
2007-05-28	1358004 Ontario Limited	001358004
2007-05-28	1386245 Ontario Limited	001386245
2007-05-28	1401900 Ontario Limited	001401900
2007-05-28	1408437 Ontario Limited	001408437
2007-05-28	1449575 Ontario Inc.	001449575
2007-05-28	1456232 Ontario Limited	001456232
2007-05-28	147167 Ontario Inc.	000147167
2007-05-28	1521183 Ontario Ltd.	001521183
2007-05-28	1535643 Ontario Inc.	001535643
2007-05-28	1634661 Ontario Limited	001634661
2007-05-28	1652213 Ontario Limited	001652213
2007-05-28	1678522 Ontario Incorporated	001678522
2007-05-28	2040907 Ontario Limited	002040907
2007-05-28	440630 Ontario Inc.	000440630
2007-05-28	628719 Ontario Ltd.	000628719
2007-05-28	709337 Ontario Limited	000709337
2007-05-28	710256 Ontario Limited	000710256
2007-05-28	800524 Ontario Inc.	000800524
2007-05-28	820446 Ontario Limited	000820446
2007-05-28	950813 Ontario Limited	000950813
2007-05-28	955090 Ontario Limited	000955090
2007-05-29	Accu-Fabricators (Windsor) Inc.	001005225
2007-05-29	Antar Video & Tv Corporation	000569359
2007-05-29	Apec Food Mart Inc.	001584633
2007-05-29	Awsae Investments Limited	000435808
2007-05-29	Borter Enterprises Inc.	001454747
2007-05-29	Chibra Development Corporation	000401060
2007-05-29	Evec Systems Inc.	001026344
2007-05-29	Fizz Promotional Services Inc.	001477084
2007-05-29	G. Del. Dicarlo Agencies Limited	001158714
2007-05-29	G.B. Paving Limited	000921436
2007-05-29	Halai Clean Canada Dry Cleaners Inc.	001240533
2007-05-29	Homewell Realty Inc.	001721986
2007-05-29	International Molecular Reactor Power Company, Inc.	000812027
2007-05-29	J L R Investments Inc.	001312725
2007-05-29	Ken’s Sports & Cycle Inc.	000333051
2007-05-29	Macdonald Masonry Ltd.	002009955
2007-05-29	Mce Technologies Inc.	001041461
2007-05-29	Mega Valu Ltd.	001096336
2007-05-29	Metro Home (Niagara) Ltd.	000775406
2007-05-29	Mickange Incorporated	000397936
2007-05-29	Mo Mo E Incorporated	001579667
2007-05-29	Norimax Construction Inc.	001374713
2007-05-29	Northwest Cottages Inc.	001621661
2007-05-29	Ontario Investment Corporation	000855331
2007-05-29	Paint Warehouse Ltd.	001017376
2007-05-29	Powerful Journey Consultants Inc.	001671851
2007-05-29	Proprios Limited	001116060
2007-05-29	Rawlings International Consulting,Inc.	001061908
2007-05-29	Ricalda Fine Foods Limited	000437209
2007-05-29	Rytal Consulting Inc.	001252040
2007-05-29	San Wa Investments Limited	000395551
2007-05-29	Sedo Controls Ltd.	002012462
2007-05-29	Sherlock Home Inspections Inc.	001549979
2007-05-29	Silent Moon Enterprises Inc.	001030163
2007-05-29	Son’s Transportation Ltd.	001730963
2007-05-29	T. Gill Design Service Ltd.	000409938
2007-05-29	Tarosh Investments Inc.	000789774
2007-05-29	UCL Belor Contractors Ltd.	000830874
2007-05-29	W.E.C.O. Limited	000430234
2007-05-29	Walap Company Limited	001194723
2007-05-29	Washpro Mechanical Inc.	002048012
2007-05-29	Whiskeyjack Developments Inc.	001022972
2007-05-29	Wil-Trac Services Inc.	000589854
2007-05-29	1074876 Ontario Inc.	001074876
2007-05-29	1101901 Ontario Ltd.	001101901
2007-05-29	1140986 Ontario Inc.	001140986
2007-05-29	1157453 Ontario Ltd.	001157453
2007-05-29	1171101 Ontario Inc.	001171101
2007-05-29	1175052 Ontario Inc.	001175052
2007-05-29	1175053 Ontario Inc.	001175053
2007-05-29	1217396 Ontario Inc.	001217396
2007-05-29	1221679 Ontario Ltd.	001221679
2007-05-29	1234492 Ontario Limited	001234492
2007-05-29	1239740 Ontario Limited	001239740
2007-05-29	1331028 Ontario Limited	001331028
2007-05-29	1366644 Ontario Inc.	001366644
2007-05-29	1373466 Ontario Limited	001373466
2007-05-29	1634816 Ontario Ltd.	001634816
2007-05-29	1679339 Ontario Inc.	001679339
2007-05-29	2024098 Ontario Inc.	002024098
2007-05-29	2026592 Ontario Limited	002026592
2007-05-29	2033966 Ontario Ltd.	002033966
2007-05-29	2099794 Ontario Inc.	002099794
2007-05-29	545034 Ontario Inc.	000545034
2007-05-29	659854 Ontario Inc.	000659854
2007-05-29	946732 Ontario Limited	000946732
2007-05-29	974601 Ontario Limited	000974601
2007-05-30	Carroff Investment Corp.	000401012
2007-05-30	CCS Management Inc.	001253875
2007-05-30	Cresentown Plumbing & Mechanical Ltd.	000735871
2007-05-30	Cybernauts (Systems) Limited	000359867
2007-05-30	Cybernauts Limited	000796229
2007-05-30	D.S.H. Amusements Limited	001343820
2007-05-30	Flamboyant Entertainment Inc.	001494400
2007-05-30	Josano Holdings Inc.	001253876
2007-05-30	Lee Talbot Design Ltd.	000689778
2007-05-30	Machine Monitoring Technologies Inc.	002016681
2007-05-30	Mardio Inc.	001654790
2007-05-30	Menu At Home.Com Inc.	001394479
2007-05-30	Minto Mercury Centre Holdings Inc.	002113823
2007-05-30	Northern Loon Marketing Inc.	000871608
2007-05-30	Storagemaxx Master Gp Limited	002021060
2007-05-30	Storagemaxx Master 990 Limited	001534784
2007-05-30	Tek Solutions Ltd.	000993735
2007-05-30	Todd Bayliss Self Storage Corporation	002027585
2007-05-30	Warden Avenue Self Storage Corporation	002088569
2007-05-30	Wonderland Southdale Self Storage Corporation	002080857
2007-05-30	1213309 Ontario Inc.	001213309
2007-05-30	1342601 Ontario Limited	001342601
2007-05-30	1379933 Ontario Limited	001379933
2007-05-30	1427678 Ontario Limited	001427678
2007-05-30	1479900 Ontario Limited	001479900
2007-05-30	1502751 Ontario Inc.	001502751
2007-05-30	1663281 Ontario Inc.	001663281
2007-05-30	2095341 Ontario Inc.	002095341
2007-05-30	564988 Ontario Inc.	000564988
2007-05-30	981267 Ontario Limited	000981267
2007-05-30	988372 Ontario Inc.	000988372
2007-05-31	A Predator Service Limited	000806416
2007-05-31	Archives Investments Limited	000753509
2007-05-31	Creative Planning Realty Inc.	001135527
2007-05-31	Davis Drive Developments Limited	000811510
2007-05-31	Dover Grown Greenhouses Ltd.	000745294
2007-05-31	DR Holdings Limited	001423395
2007-05-31	Drogo Limited	000210343
2007-05-31	Elementis Canada Inc.	000934500
2007-05-31	Fine Parts Inc.	001527184
2007-05-31	Gaggi Bros. Limited	000214528
2007-05-31	Hughes Heavy Machinery Rental (Windsor) Ltd.	002055015
2007-05-31	JBC Grocery Service Inc.	001408694
2007-05-31	JB2000 Inc.	001272663
2007-05-31	Ken Tec Group Inc.	001189925
2007-05-31	Keny Development Inc.	000991005
2007-05-31	M. Mcknight Holdings Ltd.	001023322
2007-05-31	Mellat Carpet Inc.	001436514
2007-05-31	Paradise Homes Neilson Limited	001283246
2007-05-31	Paradise Homes Vaughan Inc.	001144305
2007-05-31	Parr Bros. Electric (1978) Limited	000383930
2007-05-31	Pasut North America Inc.	001690396
2007-05-31	PCIC Canada Holdings Ltd./Les Placements Pcic Canada Ltee.	000850994
2007-05-31	Picter Corporation	001579010
2007-05-31	Sidney Pollock Pharmacy Limited	000115463
2007-05-31	Simcoe Shores Inn Corp.	001339045
2007-05-31	Softcom Services Inc.	001441856
2007-05-31	Visual Networks Canadian Operations,Ltd.	001292310
2007-05-31	Y & L Company Ltd.	001253171
2007-05-31	1014012 Ontario Limited	001014012
2007-05-31	1043855 Ontario Limited	001043855
2007-05-31	1108129 Ontario Limited	001108129
2007-05-31	1129662 Ontario Limited	001129662
2007-05-31	1180013 Ontario Inc.	001180013
2007-05-31	1195859 Ontario Inc.	001195859
2007-05-31	1237705 Ontario Inc.	001237705
2007-05-31	1252814 Ontario Inc.	001252814
2007-05-31	1260861 Ontario Inc.	001260861
2007-05-31	1351073 Ontario Inc.	001351073
2007-05-31	1425335 Ontario Limited	001425335
2007-05-31	1437761 Ontario Inc.	001437761
2007-05-31	1508375 Ontario Limited	001508375
2007-05-31	1510369 Ontario Limited	001510369
2007-05-31	1574735 Ontario Inc.	001574735
2007-05-31	1588356 Ontario Inc.	001588356
2007-05-31	1680314 Ontario Corporation	001680314
2007-05-31	2007234 Ontario Inc.	002007234
2007-05-31	2035161 Ontario Inc.	002035161
2007-05-31	563567 Ontario Limited	000563567
2007-05-31	662435 Ontario Ltd.	000662435
2007-05-31	719086 Ontario Limited	000719086
2007-06-01	B. S. Garment Inc.	000799533
2007-06-01	Bavaro & Scoppio Trading Company Ltd.	000929840
2007-06-01	Ben’s Tree Service Ltd.	001185687
2007-06-01	Canadian Eagle Investments Ltd	000628614
2007-06-01	Cedarbrook Initiatives Limited	001340845
2007-06-01	Computer Solutions Laboratory Inc.	001271870
2007-06-01	Croydon Consultants Incorporated	001682691
2007-06-01	Euclid Electrical Contractors Inc.	001156226
2007-06-01	Gill Tile Co. Ltd.	000420270
2007-06-01	Icebound Productions (Muse) Inc.	002021097
2007-06-01	Idgo Inc.	001381039
2007-06-01	Isis Foods Inc.	001217838
2007-06-01	JMWinfo Systems Consulting Inc.	001217316
2007-06-01	Jules Carpentry Ltd.	000903995
2007-06-01	Jungmyung-Symkyo & Associates Inc.	001465313
2007-06-01	Kipling Avenue Self Storage Corporation	002021613
2007-06-01	Lerry Movers Inc.	001045411
2007-06-01	Maple Office Systems Solution Inc.	001676424
2007-06-01	Mini Storage Canada (London) Inc.	001225708
2007-06-01	Ramdon Corporation	000443446
2007-06-01	RMA Renovations Inc.	001503670
2007-06-01	Softfirm Consulting Inc.	001040803
2007-06-01	Stittsville CA Property Ltd.	000947152
2007-06-01	Stittsville Group Holdings Ltd.	000866542
2007-06-01	Stittsville HC Property Ltd.	000898752
2007-06-01	Superior Contact Inc.	001396872
2007-06-01	The Firm Of Mkd Security Consultants Inc.	001170275
2007-06-01	Travi Construction Limited	001115724
2007-06-01	Wapasha Industries Inc.	001484860
2007-06-01	Xesystems Canada Inc.	001192991
2007-06-01	1056214 Ontario Inc.	001056214
2007-06-01	1085141 Ontario Inc.	001085141
2007-06-01	1141633 Ontario Inc.	001141633
2007-06-01	1165047 Ontario Ltd.	001165047
2007-06-01	1183483 Ontario Inc.	001183483
2007-06-01	1293049 Ontario Limited	001293049
2007-06-01	1297824 Ontario Inc.	001297824
2007-06-01	1300340 Ontario Ltd.	001300340
2007-06-01	1322801 Ontario Inc.	001322801
2007-06-01	1345533 Ontario Inc.	001345533
2007-06-01	1349085 Ontario Inc.	001349085
2007-06-01	1357751 Ontario Inc.	001357751
2007-06-01	1461412 Ontario Inc.	001461412
2007-06-01	1480434 Ontario Limited	001480434
2007-06-01	1507555 Ontario Limited	001507555
2007-06-01	1545700 Ontario Inc.	001545700
2007-06-01	1552761 Ontario Limited	001552761
2007-06-01	1571502 Ontario Inc.	001571502
2007-06-01	1572489 Ontario Inc.	001572489
2007-06-01	1575669 Ontario Inc.	001575669
2007-06-01	1660038 Ontario Inc.	001660038
2007-06-01	2081480 Ontario Limited	002081480
2007-06-01	575559 Ontario Ltd.	000575559
2007-06-01	822684 Ontario Inc.	000822684
2007-06-01	974043 Ontario Inc.	000974043
2007-06-04	Aardee Lock Company Ltd.	000507721
2007-06-04	Aramgo Inc.	000600819
2007-06-04	Bridge2Market (Canada) Inc.	001399334
2007-06-04	Ceneda Creative Inc.	000972668
2007-06-04	CPU Carpentry Ltd.	001543367
2007-06-04	Freedom Software Consulting Inc.	001376348
2007-06-04	Geographic Realty & Appraisal Ltd.	000910788
2007-06-04	H.K. Brown & Associates Limited	000702060
2007-06-04	Kraftwerk Lifestyle Fashions Limited	002028644
2007-06-04	Kube Forming & Construction Ltd.	000988647
2007-06-04	Leung & Co. Ltd.	001185941
2007-06-04	Liang Li Trading Inc.	001641682
2007-06-04	Little Saigon Of Windsor Ltd.	002092809
2007-06-04	Modern Fashion Boutique Ltd.	000635652
2007-06-04	Neo Technology Canada Corporation	001666422
2007-06-04	Phan Tran Corporation	001583073
2007-06-04	Premiere Auto Salons Limited	001080755
2007-06-04	Quadro Holding Group Inc.	001715082
2007-06-04	Terraquip Equipment Sales Inc.	002126707
2007-06-04	The Comedy Network Inc.	001155636
2007-06-04	Transeval Services Inc.	001457489
2007-06-04	Transtech Consulting Group Ltd.	001180945
2007-06-04	Transtech Development Corp.	001207580
2007-06-04	Vakks Corporation	001180005
2007-06-04	Wah Ming Hing Co. Ltd.	001176409
2007-06-04	WRRC Holdings Inc.	001268405
2007-06-04	1025515 Ontario Ltd.	001025515
2007-06-04	1034264 Ontario Inc.	001034264
2007-06-04	1083868 Ontario Limited	001083868
2007-06-04	1328798 Ontario Inc.	001328798
2007-06-04	1433755 Ontario Limited	001433755
2007-06-04	1566008 Ontario Ltd.	001566008
2007-06-04	1578540 Ontario Inc.	001578540
2007-06-04	2016671 Ontario Corp.	002016671
2007-06-04	349520 Ontario Limited	000349520
2007-06-04	657109 Ontario Ltd	000657109
2007-06-04	7 Bishop Parking Inc.	001391224
2007-06-04	731222 Ontario Inc.	000731222
2007-06-04	8 Ball Choppers Inc.	002054638
2007-06-04	826621 Ontario Ltd.	000826621
2007-06-05	A & M Mobile Truck Detailing Co. Inc.	001464752
2007-06-05	A. F. P. Chiu Marketing Services Inc.	001693006
2007-06-05	A.L. 21 Sports Products Inc.	001080551
2007-06-05	Authentic Approach Learning And Childcare Centre Inc.	001714808
2007-06-05	Connor Management Services Inc.	001026675
2007-06-05	Cypress Industrial Inc.	001040507
2007-06-05	Dani’s Hair Studio Inc.	002008709
2007-06-05	Delallen Enterprises Inc.	001547284
2007-06-05	G.D. Lowry & Associates Inc.	001042413
2007-06-05	Glow Productions Ltd.	001465487
2007-06-05	Golovanov (Canada) Limited	001377780
2007-06-05	Grand River Publishing Inc.	001646854
2007-06-05	Harriston Haulage Limited	000229357
2007-06-05	Infothink Ltd.	001078608
2007-06-05	Jack Boucher Painting & Decorating Ltd.	000867342
2007-06-05	Kodiakcorp Limited	000678360
2007-06-05	Litoral Masonry Ltd.	001580278
2007-06-05	Mupha Corporation	001118264
2007-06-05	PKF Investments Inc.	000441638
2007-06-05	Stella-Con Ltd.	002057011
2007-06-05	Temco Personnel Inc.	000740660
2007-06-05	1027238 Ontario Inc.	001027238
2007-06-05	1204008 Ontario Limited	001204008
2007-06-05	1358423 Ontario Limited	001358423
2007-06-05	1503850 Ontario Inc.	001503850
2007-06-05	1570894 Ontario Inc.	001570894
2007-06-05	1606146 Ontario Limited	001606146
2007-06-05	1613897 Ontario Inc.	001613897
2007-06-05	296876 Ontario Limited	000296876
2007-06-05	462225 Ontario Inc.	000462225
2007-06-05	634397 Ontario Ltd.	000634397
2007-06-05	718316 Ontario Limited	000718316
2007-06-05	80 Hazelton Avenue Limited	002070875
2007-06-05	931965 Ontario Inc.	000931965
2007-06-06	Bopex Consulting Group Of Canada Inc.	000599540
2007-06-06	Coverkids Trading Ltd.	002056462
2007-06-06	CPK Precision Tooling Ltd.	001133136
2007-06-06	Dentalworks Management Inc.	001525409
2007-06-06	Greg Lampert Economic Consultant Inc.	001131713
2007-06-06	I.F. Propco Holdings (Ontario) 49 Ltd.	001316935
2007-06-06	Image & Success Inc.	001532237
2007-06-06	Joe Jereb Construction Limited	000289460
2007-06-06	Jung Jia International Inc.	001532390
2007-06-06	Kingsland Service Group Inc.	001385507
2007-06-06	Lorbel Products & Services Inc.	001013437
2007-06-06	MFC Split Corp.	001591848
2007-06-06	MFC Split Holdings Limited	001591866
2007-06-06	New Universal Imports Inc.	001106951
2007-06-06	NOTL Management Limited	000391555
2007-06-06	Nutrition Paradise Inc.	001600175
2007-06-06	Place Fleur De Lys LP Inc.	002077061
2007-06-06	Rennert Investments Limited	000222703
2007-06-06	Rosebank Technology Inc.	001591477
2007-06-06	Sena Bros. Carpentry Incorporated	000251407
2007-06-06	SFE Consulting Limited	001429342
2007-06-06	Winton Trading Co. Ltd.	001355035
2007-06-06	YP Split Corp.	001600142
2007-06-06	YP Split Holdings Limited	001600101
2007-06-06	1517725 Ontario Inc.	001517725
2007-06-06	1525881 Ontario Ltd.	001525881
2007-06-06	1554703 Ontario Inc.	001554703
2007-06-06	1660955 Ontario Inc.	001660955
2007-06-06	2081155 Ontario Inc.	002081155
2007-06-06	2092949 Ontario Inc.	002092949
2007-06-06	400598 Ontario Limited	000400598
2007-06-06	735856 Ontario Limited	000735856

B. G. Hawton
Director, Companies and Personal Property Security Branch
(140-G332)

Cancellation of Certificate of Incorporation (Business Corporations Act)

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

Date	Name of Corporation	Ontario Corporation Number
2006-11-09	Canadian Agroforestry Developments Limited	1715576
2006-11-24	1717582 Ontario Ltd.	1717582
2006-11-24	1717583 Ontario Ltd.	1717583
2006-11-24	1717584 Ontario Ltd.	1717584
2006-11-30	1718268 Ontario Ltd.	1718268
2006-12-04	Amy Leung & Associates Inc.	1718362
2006-12-04	Goodtime Construction And Development Inc.	1718361
2007-06-08	Aatik Services Inc.	1453197
2007-06-08	Accents Draperry & Home DÉCor Inc.	1519781
2007-06-08	Acrostar Productions Inc.	1180134
2007-06-08	Aya Management Corp.	1523564
2007-06-08	Burlington Tool Repair Inc.	1427075
2007-06-08	Canada Retail Discount Group Ltd.	1684122
2007-06-08	Cher-Mor Foods International Inc.	667276
2007-06-08	Hawkes Electro-Arc Ltd.	441800
2007-06-08	Jovi Reality Inc.	444216
2007-06-08	Knightscove Entertainment Corporation	1330622
2007-06-08	M P C Circuits Ltd.	1550974
2007-06-08	Nail World & Spa Inc.	1674819
2007-06-08	Renosense Inc.	1633865
2007-06-08	Star Cleaners (Burlington) Limited	449592
2007-06-08	Windsor Pro Hydraulics Limited	1307695
2007-06-08	815732 Ontario Inc.	815732
2007-06-08	974001 Ontario Inc.	974001
2007-06-08	1014562 Ontario Inc.	1014562
2007-06-08	1187590 Ontario Inc.	1187590
2007-06-08	1267626 Ontario Inc.	1267626
2007-06-08	1255482 Ontario Limited	1255482
2007-06-08	1648500 Ontario Inc.	1648500
2007-06-08	2057964 Ontario Ltd.	2057964
2007-06-08	2067509 Ontario Inc.	2067509

B. G. Hawton
Director, Companies and Personal Property Security Branch
(140-G333)

Cancellation for Cause (Business Corporations Act)

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

Date	Name of Corporation	Ontario Corporation Number
2007-06-12	A. & H. Bolt & Nut Company Limited	129765
2007-06-12	Bath Plus Inc.	817719
2007-06-12	Blueair Networks Inc.	1427539
2007-06-12	BME Systems And Storage Solutions Inc.	2066316
2007-06-12	Boparai Logistics Inc.	1672439
2007-06-12	Dan Skuce Productions Inc.	1004993
2007-06-12	Edgetech Services Inc.	1138722
2007-06-12	Fan-Fare Inc.	1231675
2007-06-12	Fibertec Window MFG. Ltd.	893479
2007-06-12	Launch Pad Marketing Inc.	2068254
2007-06-12	Robin’s Foods Inc.	1555168
2007-06-12	SNT Group Telecom Inc.	1648417
2007-06-12	Star Digital Communication Systems Inc.	1490576
2007-06-12	T.O. Towing Services Inc.	2024906
2007-06-12	829257 Ontario Limited	829257
2007-06-12	1057814 Ontario Inc.	1057814
2007-06-12	1340891 Ontario Inc.	1340891
2007-06-12	1360473 Ontario Inc.	1360473
2007-06-12	1486768 Ontario Inc.	1486768
2007-06-12	2027388 Ontario Ltd.	2027388
2007-06-12	2032359 Ontario Inc.	2032359
2007-06-12	2032360 Ontario Inc.	2032360
2007-06-12	2032361 Ontario Inc.	2032361
2007-06-12	2032363 Ontario Inc.	2032363
2007-06-12	2032364 Ontario Inc.	2032364
2007-06-12	2032368 Ontario Inc.	2032368
2007-06-12	2041987 Ontario Inc.	2041987
2007-06-12	2064939 Ontario Inc.	2064939
2007-06-12	2068938 Ontario Inc.	2068938
2007-06-12	2079307 Ontario Inc.	2079307

B. G. Hawton
Director, Companies and Personal Property Security Branch
(140-G334)

Marriage Act

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

June 4-8, 2007

Name	Location	Effective Date
Elson, Caroline	Ottawa	04-Jun-07
Newman, Ellen	Brampton	04-Jun-07
Bone, Ann	Mississauga	04-Jun-07
Gibson, Brenda D.	Barrie	04-Jun-07
Radlein, Fitzroy	Ajax	04-Jun-07
Akingbade, Moses	North York	04-Jun-07
Lankheet, Randal Scott	Etobicoke	04-Jun-07
Usher, Barry	London	04-Jun-07
Barton, Michael	Guelph	04-Jun-07
Bezubik, Grzegorz	Toronto	04-Jun-07
Cable, Sandra	Brussels	04-Jun-07
Massie, Roger	Oakville	04-Jun-07
Richardson, Stephen	Tillsonburg	04-Jun-07
Bunner, Andrew	Campbellville	04-Jun-07
Cooke, Christopher	Orillia	04-Jun-07
Pajunen, Patricia	Kitchener	04-Jun-07
Hamill, Daniel Wayne	Kitchener	04-Jun-07
Hoecke, Kevin	Thornhill	04-Jun-07
Mudipanu, Raymond	Etobicoke	04-Jun-07
Higdon, Stanley	Oakville	04-Jun-07
Higdon, Deborah	Oakville	04-Jun-07

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

Date	Name	Location	Effective Date
July 19, 2007 to July 23, 2007	Sikkema, Shawn	Centennial, CO	01-Jun-07
June 07, 2007 to June 11, 2007	Sawler, David	Glace Bay, NS	01-Jun-07
July 05, 2007 to July 09, 2007	Flynn, Donald Vincent	Montreal, QC	01-Jun-07
August 08, 2007 to August 12, 2007	Marchand, Christopher	Otterburne, MB	01-Jun-07
August 02, 2007 to August 06, 2007	Bazuin, Lugene A.	Crete, IL	01-Jun-07
June 28, 2007 to July 02, 2007	Manafo, Joseph S.	Sarnia	01-Jun-07
August 09, 2007 to August 13, 2007	Beachey, Mitchell	Chapeau, QC	01-Jun-07
July 12, 2007 to July 16, 2007	Osborne, Keith	Pennfield, NB	01-Jun-07
August 09, 2007 to August 13, 2007	Murdock, Shirley Frances	Baddeck, NS	01-Jun-07
July 05, 2007 to July 09, 2007	O'Neill, Lorne	Alliston	01-Jun-07
July 05, 2007 to July 09, 2007	Jorge, Alexandre Henriques	Funchal, Madeira-Portugal	01-Jun-07
September 14, 2007 to September 17, 2007	Hopkin, Leroy	Grenville, St. Andrew’s	01-Jun-07
July 05, 2007 to July 09, 2007	Boos, John	Toronto	01-Jun-07
July 12, 2007 to July 16, 2007	Trudel, Jacques	Longueuil, QC	01-Jun-07
October 10, 2007 to October 14, 2007	Ludwig, John	Kentwood, MI	01-Jun-07
August 09, 2007 to August 13, 2007	Murdock, Lloyd Alexander	Baddeck, NS	01-Jun-07
August 09, 2007 to August 13, 2007	Ratz, Eugene Angus	Zephyrhills, FL	08-Jun-07
July 05, 2007 to July 09, 2007	Bigras, Andre	Gatineau, QC	08-Jun-07
July 18, 2007 to July 22, 2007	Moses, Paul	Waskaganish, QC	08-Jun-07
August 23, 2007 to August 27, 2007	Bergeron, Jean Claude	Montreal, QC	08-Jun-07
August 31, 2007 to September 04, 2007	Cowie, Ward	Surrey, BC	08-Jun-07
July 26, 2007 to July 30, 2007	Asher, James Warner	Jacksonville, NC	08-Jun-07
September 20, 2007 to September 24, 2007	Asher, James Warner	Jacksonville, NC	08-Jun-07
July 05, 2007 to July 09, 2007	Aitken, Debbie	Ottawa, ON	08-Jun-07
August 09, 2007 to August 13, 2007	Martin, Patrick	Sturgeon Falls	08-Jun-07
August 09, 2007 to August 13, 2007	Anderson, Mark	Crosslake, MI	08-Jun-07

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

Name	Location	Effective Date
Faykes, Robert	Atikokan	06-Jun-07
Fiddler, Morris	Muskrat Dam	06-Jun-07
Evans, Samantha Jane	Ottawa	06-Jun-07
Finn, Andrena	Peterborough	06-Jun-07
Petch, Dani A.	Port Carling	06-Jun-07
Weight, Rob	Peterborough	06-Jun-07
Krebs, Gerald W.	Dundas	06-Jun-07
Doey, Donald	Marathon	06-Jun-07
Doherty, Andrew B.	Ridgeway	06-Jun-07
Sekulic, Milan	Campbellville	06-Jun-07
Lee, Bernard	Toronto	06-Jun-07
Thomas, Mathew	Etobicoke	06-Jun-07

Judith M. Hartman
Deputy Registrar General
(140-G335)

Financial Services Commission of Ontario

June 2007

Professional Services Guideline
Superintendent’s Guideline No. 03/07

Introduction

This Guideline is issued pursuant to subsection 268.3 (1) of the Insurance Act for the purposes of subsections 14 (4), 15 (6), 17 (2) and 24 (2) of the Statutory Accident Benefits Schedule - Accidents on or After November 1, 1996 (Sabs), and applies to expenses related to services rendered on or after July 1, 2007.

The Superintendent’s Professional Services Guideline No. 02/07 continues to apply to expenses related to services rendered or forms completed from April 2, 2007 to June 30, 2007 whether they are billed before or after July 1, 2007.

The maximum hourly rates and maximums payable for the completion of certain forms set out in this Professional Services Guideline apply to services rendered on or after July 1, 2007 even if approved prior to July 1, 2007.
Purpose

This Guideline establishes the maximum expenses payable by automobile insurers under the Sabs related to the services of any of the health care professions or health care providers listed in the Guideline. These maximums are applicable to:
- a medical benefit under clauses 14 (2) (a), (b), or (h) of the Sabs;
- a rehabilitation benefit under clauses 15 (5) (a) to (g) or (l) of the Sabs;
- case management services under subsection 17 (1) of the Sabs; or
- conducting an examination or assessment or provision of a certificate, report or treatment plan under subsection 24 (1) of the Sabs.
Insurers are not prohibited from paying above any maximum amount or hourly rate established in the Guideline.

Services provided by health care professionals/providers, unregulated providers and other occupations not listed in the Guideline are not covered by the Guideline. The amounts payable by an insurer related to services not covered by the Guideline are to be determined by the parties involved.

Maximum Fees

Automobile insurers are not liable to pay for expenses related to professional services rendered to an insured person that exceed the following maximum hourly rates.

Health Care Profession or Provider	Maximum Hourly Rate except catastrophic impairments	Maximum Hourly Rate catastrophic impairments^{footnote 1[1]}
Chiropractors	$101.78	$122.13
Massage Therapists	$52.50	$80.36
Occupational Therapists	$89.99	$108.20
Physiotherapists	$89.99	$108.20
Podiatrists	$89.99	$108.20
Psychologists and Psychological Associates	$134.99	$161.76
Speech Language Pathologists	$101.25	$121.05
Registered Nurses, Registered Practical Nurses and Nurse Practitioners	$82.49	$98.56
Unregulated Providers
Case Managers	$52.50	$80.36
Kinesiologists	$52.50	$80.36
Family Counsellors	$52.50	$80.36
Psychometrists	$52.50	$80.36
Rehabilitation Counsellors	$52.50	$80.36
Vocational Counsellors	$52.50	$80.36

Expenses for Completion of Forms

Automobile insurers are not liable to pay for expenses related to the completion of certain accident benefit forms by the health professionals and providers listed in this Guideline that exceed the maximums set out below. These maximums do not apply to the assessments related to the completion of these forms.

The expense for completion of an Application for Approval of an Assessment or Examination (Ocf-22) is payable only following the approval by the insurer of any assessment or examination proposed in the Ocf-22, or a final determination by a Court or arbitrator that any assessment or examination proposed in the Ocf-22 is reasonably required.

With the implementation of the Health Claims for Auto Insurance (Hcai) system for transmitting certain accident benefit claim forms between health care providers and insurers through a central processing agency (Cpa), the maximum payable for a fully completed electronic version of the Ocf-18 and Ocf-22 to the Cpa is $70.00 while the maximum payable for a fully completed paper or other versions of the Ocf-18 and Ocf-22 is $63.72, as set out below.

	Form	Maximum Payable for Completion of Form
1	Disability Certificate (Ocf-3)	$63.72
2	Treatment Plan Form (Ocf-18)	$63.72
3	Treatment Plan Form (Ocf-18)- Hcai Electronic Version	$70.00
4	Form 1 – Assessment of Attendant Care needs	$63.72
5	Automobile Insurance Standard Invoice (Ocf-21)	$0.00
6	Application for Approval of an Assessment or Examination (Ocf-22)	$63.72
7	Application for Approval of an Assessment or Examination (Ocf-22) - Hcai Electronic Version	$70.00

Collateral Benefits

In respect of any expense referenced in this Guideline or in previous Superintendent’s Professional Services Guidelines, the amount which an insurer would otherwise be liable to pay is subject to reduction by that portion of the expense for which payment is reasonably available under any insurance plan or law or under any other plan or law.
Administration Fees

“Expenses related to professional services” as referred to in the Sabs and the Professional Services Guideline include all administration costs, overhead, and related fees. Insurers are not liable for any administration or any other charges or surcharges that have the result of increasing the effective hourly rate beyond what is permitted under the Professional Services Guideline.
Goods and Services Tax (Gst)

The applicability of the Gst on the services of any health care professionals, health care providers or form fees listed in this Guideline falls under the jurisdiction of the Canada Revenue Agency (Cra). If the GST is considered by the CRA to be applicable to any of the services or form fees listed in this Guideline, then the GST is included in the maximum fee payable set out in this Guideline.

(140-G336A)

June 2007

Pre-Approved Framework Guideline For Whiplash Associated Disorder Grade I Injuries With Or Without Complaint Of Back Symptoms
Lignes directrices du surintendant no 04/07

Introduction

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

This Guideline is effective for new Treatment Confirmation Forms submitted by an initiating health practitioner on or after July 1, 2007 and for goods and services rendered on or after July 1, 2007 even if components of these services were underway prior to July 1, 2007. This Guideline replaces Pre-approved Framework Guideline for Whiplash Associated Disorder Grade I Injuries With or Without Complaint of Back Symptoms Superintendent’s Guideline No. 04/06, June, 2006. The changes from the previous Guideline have been made to reflect increases in the payment schedule set out in Appendix A of this Guideline.

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

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

Subject to the exceptions listed in Section 3, below, an insured person’s impairment comes within this Guideline if, after being assessed within 21 days of the accident, the insured person is determined to have an injury that:
1. resulted from an acceleration-deceleration mechanism of energy transfer to the neck, presents as a complaint of neck pain, stiffness, or tenderness only, with no physical signs, and therefore meets the criteria for “Whiplash Associated Disorder Grade I” (also known as “Wad I”) set out in the Société de l’assurance automobile du Québec’s Task Force Report titled Redefining “Whiplash” and its Management, published in the April 15,1995 edition of Spine, and/or a complex of common symptoms associated with whiplash^{footnote 2[2]}
2. may include a complaint of non-radicular back pain associated with the Wad I; and
3. is of sufficient severity that it requires the physical treatment interventions provided under this Guideline.
An insured person who has sustained an impairment covered by this Guideline may exhibit other common symptoms including: shoulder pain; referred arm pain (not from radiculopathy); dizziness; tinnitus; headache; difficulties with hearing and memory acuity; dysphagia; and temporomandibular joint pain. These additional symptoms would not exclude an impairment from this Guideline unless they require separate treatment from that provided under this Guideline.
Impairments that do not come within this Guideline

An insured person’s impairment does not come within this Guideline if:
1. the insured person’s impairment comes within the Wad II Pre-approved Framework Guideline; or
2. despite being assessed within 21 days of the injury as having an injury described in Section 2, there are specific pre-existing occupational, functional or medical circumstances of the insured person that:
  1. significantly distinguish the insured person’s needs from the needs of other persons with similar impairments that come within this Guideline; and
  2. constitute compelling reasons why other proposed goods or services are preferable to those provided for under this Guideline.
Role of the initiating health practitioner

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

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

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

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

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

Treatment will have a duration of up to 28 days.

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

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

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

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

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

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

The importance of positive messaging is recognized, and it is therefore expected that, at the initial visit and assessment and at subsequent visits, the insured person will be provided with:
- education regarding “hurt does not equal harm;” and
- reassurance that most people with Wad I and associated complaints of back symptoms recover within the first few weeks following the injury.
Not all individuals with Wad I will require any or all of the goods and services included within this Guideline. The provider is responsible for determining the need for goods and services and whether the prescribed goods and services are producing significant progress toward recovery and should be continued under the Guideline. If the insured person has recovered before the completion of the treatment outlined in this Guideline, the insured person should be discharged from treatment.
Supplementary goods and/or services

Without prior insurer approval, the initiating health practitioner may provide supplementary goods and/or services where they are needed for the management of one or more minor soft tissue injury/ies which:
1. resulted from the same accident as the Wad I and requires treatment;
2. is/are unrelated to the Wad I with or without back pain and its common symptoms;
3. is/are not of sufficient severity to exclude the insured person’s impairment from this Guideline; and
4. can be fully treated by the provider within the time frame of this Guideline.
The impairment addressed and the services and/or goods must be specified on the Treatment Confirmation Form and the maximum total cost payable by the insurer for the goods and services provided under this section is $125.09.
Treatment deemed insufficient or inappropriate

If the initiating health practitioner determines that the treatment under this Guideline is no longer appropriate or sufficient for the insured person because the insured person is not making sufficient progress towards recovery, the initiating health practitioner will advise the insurer and the insured person (using the Wad I/Wad II Paf Discharge & Status Report form). The initiating health practitioner’s options then are as follows:
1. submit a Treatment Plan;
2. submit a Treatment Plan and make a referral to the insured person’s physician or another regulated health professional; or
3. make a referral to the insured person’s physician or other health care professional.
While treatment/referral decisions are being considered, the initiating health practitioner may:
1. stop the treatment where it is not appropriate (or no longer needed); or
2. continue treatment until a decision is reached on the action recommended by the initiating health practitioner or until the end of the treatment covered by this Guideline.
The Sabs provides that an insurer may reject a Treatment Plan that provides for goods and services to be received during any period in which the insured person is receiving goods and services under this Guideline and the insurer’s determination is not subject to dispute.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Appendix A sets out the payment schedule in chart form.

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

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

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

Appendix A - Wad I Payment Schedule

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

Weeks 1 and 2 $308.56
Discharge anytime during weeks 1 or 2 or at end of week 2, completion of discharge report and monitoring $158.45
Weeks 3 and 4 $166.79
Final assessment and completion of discharge report $83.40
Supplementary goods and services $125.09
Transfer fee if changing initiating health practitioner $50.04

Appendix B - Wad I Course of treatment

	Weeks 1 and 2	Goods/Services
1	Initial Visit:	Up to 4 monitoring/treatment sessions expected in this block Conduct assessment including history and physical examination to determine that criteria are met for inclusion in the Guideline, relationship of complaints to the accident, the need for the recommended goods and services and identification of any potential barriers to recovery Complete Treatment Confirmation Form
2	Initial and Subsequent Visits:	Provide advice and reassurance to maintain usual activities without interruption Review “Getting the Facts about Whiplash” Manage pain as appropriate (may require physician referral) Prescribe mild home exercise to maintain range of motion Initiate manipulation/mobilization, if appropriate, to maintain function If unexpectedly unable to perform pre-accident activities at home or work, advise insurer and make recommendation to the insured person and/or insurer
3	Considerations for Providers at the End of Week 2: If Wad I improving but further goods and services required:	Provide advice and reassurance to encourage maintenance of usual activities Manage pain as appropriate Prescribe mild home exercise, and if necessary provide mild supervised exercise Utilize manipulation/mobilization and/or physical therapies if required as part of a strategy that promotes activation
4	Considerations for Providers at the End of Week 2: If Wad I not resolving or improving:	Re-evaluate and advise insurer
5	If discharged during Week 1 or 2:	Discharge from treatment with advice and reassurance Complete Wad I/II Paf Discharge & Status Report Monitor insured person
6	Weeks 3 and 4:	At or about day 15 evaluate progress and plan for the next 13 days Up to 5 treatment sessions expected in weeks 3 and 4
7	If Wad I resolution expected without further goods and services:	Discharge from treatment with advice and reassurance, and Monitor insured person
8	If Wad I resolution expected by the end of the treatment under the Guideline:	Provide advice and reassurance to encourage maintenance of usual activities Manage pain as appropriate Prescribe mild home exercise, and if necessary provide supervised exercise Utilize manipulation/mobilization or physical therapies if required as part of a strategy that promotes activation and mobility
9	If Wad I is resolving or improving but resolution not expected by end of treatment under this Guideline:	Provide advice and reassurance to encourage maintenance of usual activities If activities of daily living are affected, advise insurer and make recommendations to the insured person and insurer for a course of action Manage pain as appropriate Prescribe mild home exercise Consider more intensive manipulation/mobilization or physical therapy as part of a strategy that promotes normal activities
10	If Wad I not resolving or improving:	Advise insurer and insured person’s treating health practitioner Reassess Submit Treatment Plan and/or refer to appropriate regulated health professional
11	Completion of Week 4:	Final assessment and report to insurer and insured person using Wad I/Wad II Paf Discharge and Status Report

Appendix C - Goods and services not covered in the Guideline

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

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

Appendix D - Getting the Facts about Whiplash

Getting the facts about Whiplash: Grades I and II

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

Understanding Whiplash

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

Daily Activity and Whiplash

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

Tips For Return To Activity

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

Treating Whiplash

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

Avoiding Chronic Pain

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

Preventing Another Whiplash Injury

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

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

The information highlights the latest available scientific research on whiplash and has been endorsed by the following groups:
Insurance Bureau of Canada (IBC)
Ontario Chiropractic Association (OCA)
Ontario Massage Therapist Association (OMTA)
Ontario Physiotherapy Association (OPA)
Ontario Society of Occupational Therapists (OSOT)

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June 2007

Pre-Approved Framework Guideline For Whiplash Associated Disorder Grade II Injuries With Or Without Complaint Of Back Symptoms
Superintendent’s Guideline No. 05/07

Introduction

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

This Guideline is effective for new Treatment Confirmation Forms submitted by an initiating health practitioner on or after July 1, 2007 and for goods and services rendered on or after July 1, 2007 even if components of these services were underway prior to July 1, 2007. This Guideline replaces Pre-approved Framework Guideline for Whiplash Associated Disorder Grade II Injuries With or Without Complaint of Back Symptoms Superintendent’s Guideline No. 05/06, June, 2006. The changes from the previous Guideline have been made to reflect increases in the payment schedule set out in Appendix A of this Guideline.

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

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

Subject to the exceptions listed in Section 3, below, an insured person’s impairment comes within this Guideline if, after being assessed within 28 days of the accident, the insured person is determined to have sustained an injury that:
1. resulted from an acceleration-deceleration mechanism of energy transfer to the neck, presents as a complaint of neck pain, stiffness, or tenderness, and musculoskeletal sign(s), including decreased range of motion and point tenderness, and therefore meets the criteria for “Whiplash Associated Disorder Grade II” (also known as “Wad II”) set out in the Société de l’assurance automobile du Québec’s Task Force Report titled Redefining “Whiplash” and its Management, published in the April 15, 1995 edition of Spine;
2. may include a complaint of non-radicular back symptoms associated with the Wad II; and
3. is of sufficient severity that it requires the physical treatment interventions provided under this Guideline.
An insured person who has sustained an impairment covered by this Guideline may also exhibit other common symptoms including: shoulder pain; referred arm pain (not from radiculopathy); dizziness; tinnitus; headache; difficulties with hearing and memory acuity; dysphagia; and temporomandibular joint pain. These additional symptoms would not exclude an impairment from this Guideline unless they require separate treatment from that provided under this Guideline.
Impairments that do not come within this Guideline

An insured person’s impairment does not come within this Guideline if:
1. The insured person’s impairment comes within the Wad I Pre-approved Framework Guideline; or
2. despite being assessed within 28 days of the injury as having an injury described in Section 2, there are specific pre-existing occupational, functional or medical circumstances of the insured person that:
  1. significantly distinguish the insured person’s needs from the needs of other persons with similar impairments that come within this Guideline; and
  2. constitute compelling reasons why other proposed goods or services are preferable to those provided for under this Guideline.
Responsibilities of the initiating health practitioner

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

The importance of positive messaging is recognized, and it is therefore expected that, at the initial visit and assessment and at subsequent visits, the insured person will be provided with:
- education regarding “hurt does not equal harm;” and
- reassurance that most people with Wad II and associated complaints of back symptoms recover within the first few weeks following the injury.
Emphasis will be on the insured person’s responsibility for his or her recovery and the return to normal activities. The frequency of goods and services will diminish as the insured person progresses.

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

Not all individuals with Wad II will require any or all of the goods and services included within this Guideline. The provider is responsible for determining the need for goods and services and whether the prescribed goods and services are producing significant progress toward recovery and should be continued under the Guideline. If the insured person has recovered before the completion of the treatment outlined in this Guideline, the insured person should be discharged from treatment.
Ancillary goods or services (Sabs s. 37.2)

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

Once the request for ancillary goods or services is received, the insurer has 5 business days to either:
1. notify the insured person and the health care practitioner concerning whether the insurer will pay for all or part of the ancillary goods or services; or
2. notify the insured person that the insurer wants an examination by a member of a health profession, social worker or an expert in vocational rehabilitation to take place to assist the insurer in determining whether to pay for the ancillary goods or services. This examination is a file review of documents and does not require the personal attendance of the insured.
If the insurer fails to respond within the prescribed time period, the insurer must pay for the ancillary goods or services delivered under the Treatment Confirmation Form.

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

The insured person must be present during the Anli (excluding reporting back).

The Anli will take no more than 4 hours for the regulated health professional to complete, including preparation of the report (not including travel time/mileage).

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

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

Without prior insurer approval, the initiating health practitioner may provide supplementary goods and/or services where they are needed for the management of one or more minor soft tissue injury/ies which:
1. resulted from the same accident as the Wad II and requires treatment;
2. is/are unrelated to the Wad II with or without back pain and its common symptoms;
3. is/are not of sufficient severity to exclude the insured person’s impairment under this Guideline; and
4. can be fully treated by the provider within the time frame of this Guideline.
The impairment addressed and the services and/or goods must be specified by the initiating health practitioner on a Treatment Confirmation Form and the maximum total cost payable by the insurer for the goods and services provided under this section is $166.79.
Treatment deemed insufficient or inappropriate

If the initiating health practitioner determines that treatment under this Guideline is no longer appropriate or sufficient for the insured person because the insured person is not making sufficient progress towards recovery, the initiating health practitioner will advise the insurer and the insured person (using the Wad I/Wad II Paf Discharge & Status Report form). The initiating health practitioner’s options then are the following:
1. submit a Treatment Plan; or
2. submit a Treatment Plan and make a referral to the insured person’s physician or another regulated health professional; or
3. with insurer agreement, extend treatment under this Guideline for no more than 4 visits and 2 weeks beyond end of regular duration and at a price determined by the insurer and initiating health practitioner; or
4. make a referral to the insured person’s physician or another regulated health professional.
While treatment/referral decisions are being considered, the initiating health practitioner may:
1. stop the treatment where it is not appropriate (or no longer needed); or
2. continue treatment until a decision is reached on the action recommended by the initiating health practitioner.
The Sabs provides that an insurer may reject a Treatment Plan that provides for goods and services to be received during any period in which the insured person is receiving goods and services under this Guideline and the insurer’s determination is not subject to dispute.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Where an x-ray service is provided to an insured person whose impairment comes within this Guideline by a chiropractor who is an initiating health

practitioner, that service is payable without insurer approval and subject to the reimbursement schedule outlined in Appendix D to this Guideline.
Content of appendices

Appendix A sets out the payment schedule in chart form.

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

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

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

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

Appendix A - Wad II Payment Schedule

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

Week 1 $250.19
Weeks 2 and 3 $450.33
Discharge at end of Week 3 and monitoring $166.79
Weeks 4, 5 and 6 $425.32
Final assessment and completion of report $83.40
Supplementary goods and services $166.79
Transfer fee if changing initiating health practitioner $50.04

Appendix B - Wad II Course of treatment

	Weeks 1 to 3	Treatment/Services
1	Initial Visit / Week 1:	Initial visit and up to 3 treatment sessions Conduct assessment including history, physical exam, x-rays (subject to Appendix D in Guideline) to determine if criteria met for inclusion in the Guideline, relationship of complaints to the accident, the need for the recommended goods and services if any and identification of any potential barriers to recovery Complete Treatment Confirmation Form Provide “Getting the Facts About Whiplash” Manage pain as appropriate (may include physician referral for prescription medication) Prescribe mild home exercise to improve range of motion Initiate manipulation/mobilization, if appropriate, to improve function Consider prognosis and need for Anli
2	Visits in Weeks 2 and 3:	2 to 4 treatments/monitoring sessions per week expected in this block Provide advice and reassurance to encourage return to usual activities
3	Considerations for Providers at the end of Week 3: If WAD improving but further goods and services required:	Provide advice and reassurance to encourage maintenance of usual activities as soon as possible Manage pain as appropriate Prescribe mild home exercise and, if necessary, mild supervised exercise Utilize manipulation/mobilization and/or physical therapies if required as part of a strategy that promotes activation and return of mobility
4	Considerations for Providers at the end of Week 3: If Wad not resolving or improving:	Re-evaluate Consider need for Anli
5	Considerations for Providers at the end of Week 3: If Wad II resolution expected without further intervention:	Discharge from treatment with advice and reassurance Monitor
6	If discharged during Weeks 2 or 3 or at end of Week 3:	Discharge from treatment with advice and reassurance and complete Wad I/Wad II Discharge & Status Report Monitor insured person
7	Weeks 4, 5 and 6	At or about day 21 evaluate progress and plan for next 21 days 1 - 3 treatment sessions per week expected in this block
8	Considerations for providers during weeks 4-6: If Wad II resolution expected without further interventions:	Discharge from treatment with advise and reassurance Monitor
9	Considerations for providers during weeks 4-6: If Wad II resolution expected by the end of treatment under the Guideline:	Provide advice and reassurance to encourage return to usual activities as soon as possible Manage pain as appropriate Prescribe mild home exercise, and if necessary, provide supervised exercise Utilize manipulation/mobilization and/or physical therapies if required as part of a strategy that promotes activation and return of mobility
10	If Wad II is resolving or improving but resolution not expected by end of treatment under the Guideline:	Advise insurer including presence of any barriers to recovery Provide advice and reassurance to encourage return to usual activities as soon as possible Manage pain as appropriate Prescribe mild home exercise Consider more intensive manipulation/mobilization and/or physical therapies as part of a strategy that promotes activation and return of mobility Consider need for Anli Consider supervised exercise and conditioning program Consider requesting an extension of treatment under this Guideline from insurer of up to 4 visits and 2 weeks or, if more treatment is needed, submit Treatment Plan to insurer
11	If WAD not resolving or improving:	Advise insurer and, if appropriate, insured person’s treating health practitioner Reassess Submit Treatment Plan and/or refer to appropriate regulated health professional
12	Completion of week 6:	Final assessment and report to insurer and insured person

Appendix C - Goods and services not covered in the Guideline

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

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

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

Appendix D - Payment Schedule for X-Rays

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

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

Description	CCI Code	CCI Attribute	Maximum Fee ($)
Cervical Spine
2 or fewer views	3.Sc.10	CXA	$35.20
3-4 views	3.Sc.10	CXB	$42.00
5-6 views	3.Sc.10	CXC	$48.00
more than 6 views	3.Sc.10	CXD	$56.64
Thoracic Spine
2 or fewer views	3.Sc.10	THA	$32.85
3-4 views	3.Sc.10	THB	$43.23
Lumbar or Lumbosacral spine
2 or fewer views	3.Sc.10	LBA or LSA	$35.20
3-4 views	3.Sc.10	LBB or LSB	$42.00
5-6 views	3.Sc.10	LBC or LSC	$48.00
More than 6 views	3.Sc.10	LBD or LSD	$55.86

Appendix E - Getting the Facts about Whiplash

Getting the facts about Whiplash: Grades I and II

Understanding Whiplash

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

Daily Activity and Whiplash

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

Tips For Return To Activity

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

Treating Whiplash

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

Avoiding Chronic Pain

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

Preventing Another Whiplash Injury

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

The information highlights the latest available scientific research on whiplash and has been endorsed by the following groups:
Insurance Bureau of Canada (Ibc)
Ontario Chiropractic Association (Oca)
Ontario Massage Therapist Association (Omta)
Ontario Physiotherapy Association (Opa)
Ontario Society of Occupational Therapists (Osot)

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Footnotes

footnote[1] Back to paragraph This rate applies to all services rendered on or after July 1, 2007 to an insured person whose impairment is determined to be a catastrophic impairment as defined in Sabs ss. 2 (1.1) (a) to (g) and 2 (1.2) (a) to (g), whether such services are rendered before or after such determination is made.
footnote[2] Back to paragraph If the insured person also presents with overt musculoskeletal sign(s), including decreased range of motion or point tenderness, refer to the Pre-approved Framework Guideline for WAD II Injuries with or Without Complaint of Back Symptom

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Professional Services Guideline Superintendent’s Guideline No. 03/07

Pre-Approved Framework Guideline For Whiplash Associated Disorder Grade I Injuries With Or Without Complaint Of Back Symptoms Lignes directrices du surintendant no 04/07

Appendix A - Wad I Payment Schedule

Appendix B - Wad I Course of treatment

Appendix C - Goods and services not covered in the Guideline

Appendix D - Getting the Facts about Whiplash

Getting the facts about Whiplash: Grades I and II

Understanding Whiplash

Daily Activity and Whiplash

Tips For Return To Activity

Treating Whiplash

Avoiding Chronic Pain

Preventing Another Whiplash Injury

Pre-Approved Framework Guideline For Whiplash Associated Disorder Grade II Injuries With Or Without Complaint Of Back Symptoms Superintendent’s Guideline No. 05/07

Appendix A - Wad II Payment Schedule

Appendix B - Wad II Course of treatment

Appendix C - Goods and services not covered in the Guideline

Appendix D - Payment Schedule for X-Rays

Appendix E - Getting the Facts about Whiplash

Getting the facts about Whiplash: Grades I and II

Understanding Whiplash

Daily Activity and Whiplash

Tips For Return To Activity

Treating Whiplash

Avoiding Chronic Pain

Preventing Another Whiplash Injury

Footnotes

Professional Services Guideline
Superintendent’s Guideline No. 03/07

Pre-Approved Framework Guideline For Whiplash Associated Disorder Grade I Injuries With Or Without Complaint Of Back Symptoms
Lignes directrices du surintendant no 04/07

Pre-Approved Framework Guideline For Whiplash Associated Disorder Grade II Injuries With Or Without Complaint Of Back Symptoms
Superintendent’s Guideline No. 05/07