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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
2010-10-09	Allcut Cnc Inc.	001567849
2010-10-09	Astek Composites Inc.	001390078
2010-10-09	Atcof Solutions, Inc.	001132060
2010-10-09	Belliagio Fine Cabinetry Inc.	001612926
2010-10-09	Bianchi Equipment Leasing Ltd.	001685524
2010-10-09	Bingo Bowl Ltd.	001426058
2010-10-09	Bowden Marketing Ltd.	001049005
2010-10-09	Breakthrough Innovation Group Inc.	001261207
2010-10-09	Brenes Carpentry Ltd.	001615097
2010-10-09	Brimley Dollar Store Inc.	002091776
2010-10-09	Canadian Air And Hydraulic Equipment Limited Canadian Air And Hydraulic Equipment Limitee	000652942
2010-10-09	Cenix (Canada) Ltd.	000754053
2010-10-09	Competition Plus Corporation	001583186
2010-10-09	Conclusion Computer Consulting Inc.	001496473
2010-10-09	Corporate Solutions Center Inc.	001215138
2010-10-09	Dixie Airport Centre Limited	002003293
2010-10-09	East Hamilton Bindery Inc.	001596862
2010-10-09	Enviro Cartridges Ltd.	001103139
2010-10-09	Etc Hair Inc.	001201331
2010-10-09	Fantasia Cafe Inc.	001145129
2010-10-09	Festival City Driver Training Inc.	001246775
2010-10-09	Flying Fish Co. Ltd.	002105528
2010-10-09	Francois Bertrand House Moving Inc.	000764672
2010-10-09	G.J.D. Holding Corp.	002060417
2010-10-09	Golden Bridge International Ltd.	001050408
2010-10-09	Gossen Management Inc.	001403503
2010-10-09	Health Express Inc.	002007284
2010-10-09	Healthquest Fitness And Nutritional Services Ltd.	001692055
2010-10-09	Hts-Horizon Teleservices Inc.	001523703
2010-10-09	I Wellness Solutions Inc.	001589802
2010-10-09	J&M Krakow Holdings Ltd.	001619869
2010-10-09	Jacambre Ltd.	000853859
2010-10-09	John Dinevski Developments Ltd.	000708750
2010-10-09	Julian’s Iron Design Inc.	001525414
2010-10-09	Kirvek Industrial & Chemical Manufacturing Corp.	001127719
2010-10-09	Kjs Building Corp.	001492684
2010-10-09	Kobalt Design And Communications Inc.	001595604
2010-10-09	Kwality Ice Creams Inc.	001161601
2010-10-09	L & A Recycling Systems Inc.	000759840
2010-10-09	Lawrence Vegetable Farms Limited	001414093
2010-10-09	Leblanc Motor Sales Ltd.	000511363
2010-10-09	Lee Farm Equipment Limited	000137134
2010-10-09	Leo The Lion Enterprises Inc.	001266256
2010-10-09	Mainline Computer Systems (London) Inc.	001551904
2010-10-09	Mak Enterprises Inc.	001375478
2010-10-09	Neil Fowler Design Associates Ltd.	000803164
2010-10-09	New York Diamonds Inc.	001634789
2010-10-09	On Target Enterprises Ltd.	001107564
2010-10-09	Panamco Systems Marketing Inc.	000941665
2010-10-09	Paperless Links Inc.	000878318
2010-10-09	Paragon Software Solutions Inc.	001324504
2010-10-09	Posma Holdings Inc.	001279197
2010-10-09	Price Security Inc.	000858469
2010-10-09	Qualiplus Imaging Inc.	001580894
2010-10-09	R.H. Spotton Limited	000372003
2010-10-09	Razeen Salih Associates Inc.	000816959
2010-10-09	Rha Khoury Inc.	001149532
2010-10-09	Rollingparke Limited	000337339
2010-10-09	Royal Kashmir Restaurant Inc.	000930563
2010-10-09	Ryan’s Auto Express Inc.	001484964
2010-10-09	Sekar Jewellers Inc.	001518508
2010-10-09	Skyhawk Construction And Renovations Inc.	001391608
2010-10-09	Skyway Driver Pool Limited	000254646
2010-10-09	Standing Ovation Productions Of Stratford Limited	001254965
2010-10-09	Starry International Group Inc.	001263868
2010-10-09	Stel-Ar Management Consulting Inc.	001418908
2010-10-09	Stellar Engineering Inc.	000860557
2010-10-09	Steve Boyko Associates Limited	000311545
2010-10-09	Stradwick’s (Toronto) Ltd.	001640913
2010-10-09	Sweet Pee Inc.	001539707
2010-10-09	Taiba Model Jewellers(Pvt) Limited	002047801
2010-10-09	Temtex Industries Inc.	000812389
2010-10-09	Tfi Of Ancaster Inc.	001180217
2010-10-09	The Juice Nightclub & Eatery Ltd.	001652773
2010-10-09	Thousand Islands Village Motel Incorporated	000296513
2010-10-09	Village Inn (Leamington) Limited	000270719
2010-10-09	W.G.V. Consulting Inc.	001023994
2010-10-09	Waran’s Electric Inc.	001638018
2010-10-09	1020904 Ontario Inc.	001020904
2010-10-09	1058262 Ontario Limited	001058262
2010-10-09	1072938 Ontario Ltd.	001072938
2010-10-09	1079905 Ontario Limited	001079905
2010-10-09	1087072 Ontario Limited	001087072
2010-10-09	1089780 Ontario Ltd.	001089780
2010-10-09	1096313 Ontario Inc.	001096313
2010-10-09	1111587 Ontario Ltd.	001111587
2010-10-09	1141510 Ontario Ltd.	001141510
2010-10-09	1168630 Ontario Inc.	001168630
2010-10-09	1184164 Ontario Inc.	001184164
2010-10-09	1189885 Ontario Inc.	001189885
2010-10-09	1216587 Ontario Inc.	001216587
2010-10-09	1333756 Ontario Ltd.	001333756
2010-10-09	1343460 Ontario Ltd.	001343460
2010-10-09	1354513 Ontario Inc.	001354513
2010-10-09	1356376 Ontario Inc.	001356376
2010-10-09	1387313 Ontario Ltd.	001387313
2010-10-09	1432404 Ontario Inc.	001432404
2010-10-09	1493162 Ontario Inc.	001493162
2010-10-09	1501476 Ontario Ltd.	001501476
2010-10-09	1513270 Ontario Inc.	001513270
2010-10-09	1518702 Ontario Inc.	001518702
2010-10-09	1536585 Ontario Inc.	001536585
2010-10-09	1546885 Ontario Inc.	001546885
2010-10-09	1553293 Ontario Ltd.	001553293
2010-10-09	1592662 Ontario Inc.	001592662
2010-10-09	1619128 Ontario Inc.	001619128
2010-10-09	1624919 Ontario Ltd.	001624919
2010-10-09	1641721 Ontario Limited	001641721
2010-10-09	1645059 Ontario Inc.	001645059
2010-10-09	1702884 Ontario Inc.	001702884
2010-10-09	2029895 Ontario Limited	002029895
2010-10-09	2037497 Ontario Inc.	002037497
2010-10-09	2041357 Ontario Inc.	002041357
2010-10-09	2043391 Ontario Inc.	002043391
2010-10-09	2072875 Ontario Inc.	002072875
2010-10-09	485033 Ontario Limited	000485033
2010-10-09	590497 Ontario Inc.	000590497
2010-10-09	712863 Ontario Inc.	000712863
2010-10-09	748963 Ontario Inc.	000748963
2010-10-09	987642 Ontario Limited	000987642

Katherine M. Murray
Director, Ministry of Government Services
(143-G512)

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
2010-09-13	A-1 Vision Graphics Inc.	001602816
2010-09-13	Ajbp Management Inc.	002023330
2010-09-13	Apexco Design Associates Inc.	001599073
2010-09-13	Auto Consulting Centre Inc.	001687392
2010-09-13	Bedford House Publishing Corporation	000822169
2010-09-13	Bellwood Masonry Ltd.	002102427
2010-09-13	Broadway Style Limited	001513727
2010-09-13	Carson Chisholm Auction & Realty Services Ltd.	000989700
2010-09-13	Chilcurn Communications Inc.	000999209
2010-09-13	Clarke-Junttila Inc.	001617703
2010-09-13	Coin Laundry Inc.	002038177
2010-09-13	Common Sense Corporation	001371432
2010-09-13	Continental Metals Usa Inc.	002047537
2010-09-13	Darwood Construction Incorporated	001378146
2010-09-13	Entrypoint Inc.	001174271
2010-09-13	Escarpmentview Growers Inc.	001461169
2010-09-13	Freda Hubbs Enterprises Ltd.	000472989
2010-09-13	G.D.A. Services Limited	001162487
2010-09-13	Goodwood Sand And Gravel Limited	000139305
2010-09-13	Goreway Cartage Ltd.	000780333
2010-09-13	Guillermo Ramirez Professional Corporation	001637553
2010-09-13	Harold Locke Consultants Limited	000428245
2010-09-13	Horvath Investigations (Ontario) Inc.	001115492
2010-09-13	Imperlite Canada Limited	000478401
2010-09-13	Indoor Gardens Wholesale Ltd.	001190786
2010-09-13	Innoveas Corporation	002047864
2010-09-13	International Printing Machinery &Packaging Inc.	002046748
2010-09-13	Khushbu Indian Restaurant Inc.	002092940
2010-09-13	Kingdom Autobody Inc.	000981620
2010-09-13	Kuchar Holdings Inc.	001539163
2010-09-13	L.A. Motors Auto Leasing And Sales Ltd.	001608524
2010-09-13	Laurie Watson Communication Reflections Inc.	000451265
2010-09-13	Lifesaver Import Export Inc.	001591320
2010-09-13	Mak, Allen & Day Capital Partners Inc.	002035228
2010-09-13	Mario’s Leather Fashions Inc.	001004657
2010-09-13	Mf Bhyat Holdings Ltd.	000614329
2010-09-13	Midcity Transport Inc.	001626899
2010-09-13	Morba Corp.	001355129
2010-09-13	My Micro Inc.	001606969
2010-09-13	Niva Developments Ltd.	000915041
2010-09-13	No Bounds Advertising Inc.	000568198
2010-09-13	Norm James Sales & Service Limited	000259965
2010-09-13	On The Skids Inc.	001417373
2010-09-13	Parkview Complete Wash Inc.	001077433
2010-09-13	Paxtan Bond Education Group Inc.	002047273
2010-09-13	Pine Bridge Construction Limited	001612360
2010-09-13	Pink Panther Food Corporation	000366815
2010-09-13	Pmlrg Holdings Inc.	001615156
2010-09-13	Pro-Teck Roofing Ltd.	000942277
2010-09-13	Quarnet Communications Corporation	002043177
2010-09-13	Ramsay & Associates Inc.	001687638
2010-09-13	Red Sky World Trading Inc.	001139043
2010-09-13	Sanibel Art Group Inc.	002061060
2010-09-13	Saturn 18 Home Entertainment Inc.	002057628
2010-09-13	Shooters Entertainment Management Inc.	001600252
2010-09-13	Spenro Investments Ltd.	000623457
2010-09-13	Sst Personnel Inc.	001446383
2010-09-13	Starlite Fireworks Corp.	002105383
2010-09-13	Sternbauer Transport Inc.	002106902
2010-09-13	Stirling Protection Services Ltd.	001069863
2010-09-13	Technik Autoworks Inc.	001098959
2010-09-13	Telepop Canada Inc.	001589096
2010-09-13	Terra Luna Ristorante Inc.	001185508
2010-09-13	The Coloured Stone Inc.	001046172
2010-09-13	The Provision Concept Inc.	002102366
2010-09-13	The Sox Clinic (Eaton Centre) Inc.	000851913
2010-09-13	Tim Shing Investments Inc.	000730611
2010-09-13	Tommy Li Developments Inc.	001695991
2010-09-13	Trutec Corporation	002076201
2010-09-13	Wheeler Dealer Consulting Group Inc.	002095633
2010-09-13	1071707 Ontario Inc.	001071707
2010-09-13	1093241 Ontario Limited	001093241
2010-09-13	1121371 Ontario Inc.	001121371
2010-09-13	1208242 Ontario Inc.	001208242
2010-09-13	1356950 Ontario Inc.	001356950
2010-09-13	1357596 Ontario Inc.	001357596
2010-09-13	1379930 Ontario Ltd.	001379930
2010-09-13	1505889 Ontario Ltd.	001505889
2010-09-13	1508054 Ontario Inc.	001508054
2010-09-13	1537078 Ontario Inc.	001537078
2010-09-13	1547631 Ontario Inc.	001547631
2010-09-13	1549832 Ontario Limited	001549832
2010-09-13	1551551 Ontario Ltd.	001551551
2010-09-13	1557130 Ontario Inc.	001557130
2010-09-13	1581552 Ontario Inc.	001581552
2010-09-13	1592141 Ontario Inc.	001592141
2010-09-13	1601389 Ontario Inc.	001601389
2010-09-13	1606406 Ontario Limited	001606406
2010-09-13	1617536 Ontario Ltd.	001617536
2010-09-13	1660080 Ontario Inc.	001660080
2010-09-13	1661000 Ontario Ltd.	001661000
2010-09-13	1662361 Ontario Inc.	001662361
2010-09-13	1687655 Ontario Inc.	001687655
2010-09-13	1687677 Ontario Inc.	001687677
2010-09-13	1691846 Ontario Inc.	001691846
2010-09-13	1695819 Ontario Inc.	001695819
2010-09-13	1695937 Ontario Inc.	001695937
2010-09-13	1700582 Ontario Inc.	001700582
2010-09-13	2020749 Ontario Inc.	002020749
2010-09-13	2025893 Ontario Corporation	002025893
2010-09-13	2031391 Ontario Limited	002031391
2010-09-13	2048689 Ontario Inc.	002048689
2010-09-13	2061744 Ontario Inc.	002061744
2010-09-13	2096265 Ontario Inc.	002096265
2010-09-13	2103462 Ontario Inc.	002103462
2010-09-13	2107518 Ontario Inc.	002107518
2010-09-13	414869 Ontario Ltd.	000414869
2010-09-13	564109 Ontario Limited	000564109
2010-09-13	639173 Ontario Limited	000639173
2010-09-13	724077 Ontario Limited	000724077
2010-09-13	743248 Ontario Inc.	000743248
2010-09-13	768480 Ontario Inc.	000768480
2010-09-13	811461 Ontario Inc.	000811461
2010-09-13	815792 Ontario Ltd.	000815792
2010-09-13	957064 Ontario Ltd.	000957064

Katherine M. Murray
Director, Ministry of Government Services
(143-G513)

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
2010-08-30	Bright Star Vending Ltd.	001473745
2010-08-30	Garden Terrace Developments Inc.	000796614
2010-08-30	Hubel Holdings Inc.	000263085
2010-08-30	Omnilinux Inc.	001689824
2010-08-30	Robinsfield Corporation	000577254
2010-08-30	Schae-Lee Lodge Limited	002016679
2010-08-30	1056748 Ontario Inc.	001056748
2010-08-30	1171311 Ontario Inc.	001171311
2010-08-30	1307443 Ontario Ltd.	001307443
2010-08-30	1698590 Ontario Inc.	001698590
2010-08-30	1756349 Ontario Ltd.	001756349
2010-08-30	26 Office Services Limited	000435864
2010-09-01	A Just Like New Auto Detailing Inc.	002219302
2010-09-01	G & F Trans Ltd.	001490851
2010-09-01	Gold Treasure (Canada) Limited	001025593
2010-09-01	Jf Electric (Windsor) Ltd.	002093477
2010-09-01	Jordan Antique Clocks Inc.	001007869
2010-09-01	Louis Rioux Construction Ltd.	000691770
2010-09-01	M. Gurza Customs Brokers Limited	000127504
2010-09-01	Meet Market Adventures Ottawa Inc.	002102813
2010-09-01	Mktg Canada Inc.	002195090
2010-09-01	Pauline Laing Professional Services Inc.	001297386
2010-09-01	Sbm Contracting Inc.	001354480
2010-09-01	Stellarc Precision Bar Inc.	000810392
2010-09-01	The Photo Storage Inc.	002104534
2010-09-01	The Solutions Alliance Group Inc.	002188584
2010-09-01	Virk Brothers Transport Ltd.	002026891
2010-09-01	Walrus Medical Inc.	000891939
2010-09-01	1310737 Ontario Limited	001310737
2010-09-01	1315208 Ontario Limited	001315208
2010-09-01	1403416 Ontario Inc.	001403416
2010-09-01	1478300 Ontario Inc.	001478300
2010-09-01	1556635 Ontario Inc.	001556635
2010-09-01	821728 Ontario Limited	000821728
2010-09-03	Arthur Performance Feeds Ltd.	001573670
2010-09-03	C. Estelle Cunningham Ltd.	000355205
2010-09-03	Codestitch Limited	002169598
2010-09-03	Deefour Holdings Inc.	001051283
2010-09-03	Prb Hamilton Inc.	001573234
2010-09-03	Rmg Progress Holdings Ltd.	001739717
2010-09-03	Santax Services Inc.	001737257
2010-09-03	Talbot Building Supplies Ltd.	001739718
2010-09-03	The Tamil Eelam Phoenix Incorporated	002089356
2010-09-03	1208873 Ontario Inc.	001208873
2010-09-03	1656966 Ontario Inc.	001656966
2010-09-03	1670602 Ontario Limited	001670602
2010-09-03	2188014 Ontario Inc.	002188014
2010-09-03	861807 Ontario Limited	000861807
2010-09-07	Bavarian Grill & Bar Inc.	002108516
2010-09-07	Benhold (Kingston) Limited	001557166
2010-09-07	Bruzzi Food Service Inc.	002022045
2010-09-07	Compcon Limited	000758802
2010-09-07	Dinette Plus Furniture Limited	001161811
2010-09-07	Eric T. Post Pharmacy Limited	002056297
2010-09-07	Everest Design & Fabrication Ltd.	001337208
2010-09-07	I Wood For You Inc.	001525168
2010-09-07	Noranda Homes Inc.	000869143
2010-09-07	Paul Lentine Limited	000983313
2010-09-07	Penney Cooper Inc.	002129221
2010-09-07	Qmsc Systems Inc.	001078874
2010-09-07	Quadco Electronics Ltd.	000717657
2010-09-07	Quinte Boiler Service Ltd.	001178361
2010-09-07	R & R Tool & Die Ltd.	002156547
2010-09-07	Scott Bros. Farms Inc.	000274692
2010-09-07	Tacgerand Investments Limited	000458339
2010-09-07	Warwick Equipment Ltd.	000732162
2010-09-07	1148153 Ontario Inc.	001148153
2010-09-07	1160918 Ontario Ltd.	001160918
2010-09-07	1184651 Ontario Inc.	001184651
2010-09-07	1355476 Ontario Ltd.	001355476
2010-09-07	1395762 Ontario Limited	001395762
2010-09-07	1502617 Ontario Inc.	001502617
2010-09-07	1577327 Ontario Inc.	001577327
2010-09-07	2057932 Ontario Ltd.	002057932
2010-09-07	2110342 Ontario Inc.	002110342
2010-09-07	2178015 Ontario Inc.	002178015
2010-09-07	464052 Ontario Ltd.	000464052
2010-09-07	888175 Ontario Inc.	000888175
2010-09-07	974014 Ontario Inc.	000974014
2010-09-08	Alpine Video & Film Productions Limited	000402803
2010-09-08	D & S Cloutier Enterprise Ltd.	000984166
2010-09-08	Hazelden Grove Phase Ii Ltd.	001564222
2010-09-08	High Performance Hogs & Auctioneering Ltd.	000375318
2010-09-08	Jena Instruments (Toronto) Limited	000920513
2010-09-08	Multinan Inc.	000351318
2010-09-08	Rmk Group Inc.	002210795
2010-09-08	Teleru Inc.	001811587
2010-09-08	1144029 Ontario Limited	001144029
2010-09-08	1424366 Ontario Inc.	001424366
2010-09-08	1622191 Ontario Inc.	001622191
2010-09-08	1654160 Ontario Inc.	001654160
2010-09-08	2117038 Ontario Inc.	002117038
2010-09-08	2163714 Ontario Incorporated	002163714
2010-09-08	420641 Ontario Limited	000420641
2010-09-09	Accident Claims Advisors Inc..	001559026
2010-09-09	Chairman Transport Ltd.	002193043
2010-09-09	Erem Consulting Inc.	001525113
2010-09-09	Gm Jewellers Limited	000567131
2010-09-09	Maple Concrete Cutting Ltd.	000514613
2010-09-09	Mawvan Inc.	001519069
2010-09-09	Minstyle Trading Co. Canada Ltd.	001479426
2010-09-09	Northern Capital Inc.	001223192
2010-09-09	Pearcroft Enterprises Inc.	001020604
2010-09-09	Printerrific Ltd.	000767596
2010-09-09	Schreiber Island Holdings Limited	000441229
2010-09-09	Vanzy Contracting Ltd.	001548926
2010-09-09	1073376 Ontario Inc.	001073376
2010-09-09	423018 Ontario Ltd.	000423018
2010-09-09	983693 Ontario Inc.	000983693
2010-09-10	Abco Property Management Inc.	001116738
2010-09-10	Adams Consulting Inc.	002013069
2010-09-10	Ahsmaie Photo & Video Productions Ltd.	002107452
2010-09-10	Anmol Video Inc.	002029902
2010-09-10	Axia Transport Inc.	002109460
2010-09-10	Cantex Controls International Incorporated	001601402
2010-09-10	Cassandra Holdings Limited	000272909
2010-09-10	Derbtile Investments Inc.	001330548
2010-09-10	Dream Concepts Publishing Inc.	001332405
2010-09-10	E. R. M. Developments Limited	000097621
2010-09-10	Fibratek Inc.	002072341
2010-09-10	Gabra & Peter Pharmacy Inc.	001728403
2010-09-10	Gold Key Home Inspection Ltd.	001499498
2010-09-10	Grocap Mortgage Inc.	001535415
2010-09-10	J. Deslippe Holdings Inc.	001537787
2010-09-10	Jadacorp Inc.	001427495
2010-09-10	Kaitien Inc.	001792055
2010-09-10	Larry S. Allen Holdings Ltd.	000599650
2010-09-10	Marie Downey Consulting Ltd.	000711678
2010-09-10	Mel-Ron Consulting Services Inc.	001330492
2010-09-10	Merry Court Inc.	002072312
2010-09-10	Moose Landscaping And Yard Care Ltd.	001770484
2010-09-10	Polgust Inc.	002116033
2010-09-10	Real Success Ltd.	001313497
2010-09-10	S & C Sage Holdings Ltd.	001192352
2010-09-10	Structurum Publications Corp.	001607807
2010-09-10	The Imperial Smelting And Refining Company Limited	000041423
2010-09-10	Vorosvary Publishing Company Limited	000304731
2010-09-10	Yunbo Import And Export Ltd.	001677689
2010-09-10	1114180 Ontario Ltd.	001114180
2010-09-10	1217034 Ontario Inc.	001217034
2010-09-10	1323599 Ontario Ltd.	001323599
2010-09-10	1427455 Ontario Inc.	001427455
2010-09-10	1430706 Ontario Inc.	001430706
2010-09-10	1576587 Ontario Inc.	001576587
2010-09-10	1579602 Ontario Inc.	001579602
2010-09-10	1607683 Ontario Inc.	001607683
2010-09-10	1761151 Ontario Inc.	001761151
2010-09-10	2062483 Ontario Inc.	002062483
2010-09-10	2116087 Ontario Ltd.	002116087
2010-09-10	2119400 Ontario Inc.	002119400
2010-09-10	2120766 Ontario Inc.	002120766
2010-09-10	2173351 Ontario Inc.	002173351
2010-09-10	969400 Ontario Inc.	000969400
2010-09-10	996923 Ontario Inc.	000996923
2010-09-11	A.S.I.F. Film Services Inc.	000947784
2010-09-13	Abodewell Inc.	001309336
2010-09-13	Canadian Security Gates Limited	002038498
2010-09-13	F & R Vigneron Inc.	001168675
2010-09-13	Hartleib Management Limited	000339041
2010-09-13	Mechanical Electrical Design And Maintenance Inc.	000998989
2010-09-13	Pilkington Plumbing Ltd.	000712690
2010-09-13	Sun Vision Inc.	001160553
2010-09-13	2014614 Ontario Limited	002014614
2010-09-14	Ardern Graphics Inc.	000793088
2010-09-14	Brant Motor Products Inc.	002105569
2010-09-14	Carole Palmer, Lawyer Professional Corporation	002150304
2010-09-14	Marrick Enterprises Inc.	001284160
2010-09-14	Paulbern Realty Holdings Ltd.	000636053
2010-09-14	Rcww Inc.	001481298
2010-09-14	Reddolux Inc.	000757862
2010-09-14	Repsmarket Inc.	001500165
2010-09-14	Rocker Moms Productions 2 Inc.	001735589
2010-09-14	Ten Five Eleven Consultants Inc.	000523880
2010-09-14	1304971 Ontario Inc.	001304971
2010-09-14	1505761 Ontario Inc.	001505761
2010-09-14	1567862 Ontario Inc.	001567862
2010-09-14	1744228 Ontario Inc.	001744228
2010-09-14	1788623 Ontario Limited	001788623
2010-09-14	3 Progress Park Inc.	001481423
2010-09-14	338 Somerset Limited	001514511
2010-09-15	C. S. I. Marine Inc.	002153968
2010-09-15	C. William Morgan Consulting Services Inc.	000893091
2010-09-15	J P R Business Dynamics Limited	000508151
2010-09-15	Kapsia Investments Inc.	000808288
2010-09-15	S. Medal & Trophy Co. Ltd.	000911120
2010-09-15	Whitney Construction (Waterloo) Inc.	000933323
2010-09-15	1524215 Ontario Ltd.	001524215
2010-09-15	1640324 Ontario Inc.	001640324
2010-09-15	1741940 Ontario Inc.	001741940
2010-09-15	896170 Ontario Limited	000896170
2010-09-16	Asia & World Investment Corp. (Canada)	001267276
2010-09-16	Axis Products Ltd.	000356033
2010-09-16	Boca Dome Lighting Ltd.	000883615
2010-09-16	Bodyflux Corporation	001300580
2010-09-16	Bonnie Stuart Shoes Limited	001573799
2010-09-16	Contract Resolution Corporation	002109017
2010-09-16	Daley Fuels (Watford) Ltd.	000657729
2010-09-16	Goldplata Resources Inc.	001290292
2010-09-16	Parsons Cleaners & Launderers Limited	000285624
2010-09-16	St. Michael Float Services Ltd.	001734035
2010-09-16	Trinity Enterprises Quinte Ltd.	001482912
2010-09-16	Uptech Computer Inc.	001777131
2010-09-16	Wt Resolution Corporation	002105335
2010-09-16	1035553 Ontario Inc.	001035553
2010-09-16	1043176 Ontario Ltd.	001043176
2010-09-16	1049580 Ontario Ltd.	001049580
2010-09-16	1077100 Ontario Inc.	001077100
2010-09-16	1294589 Ontario Inc.	001294589
2010-09-16	1720300 Ontario Inc.	001720300
2010-09-16	1738189 Ontario Inc.	001738189
2010-09-16	756965 Ontario Limited	000756965
2010-09-17	Allied Electronics Technology Corporation	002011364
2010-09-17	Canada Auto Electric Ltd.	000645820
2010-09-17	D.L. Steiner (Canada) Inc.	001266097
2010-09-17	Eleanor Hepburn Clinical Consultants Inc.	001054401
2010-09-17	Fraser Holdings (Sault) Ltd.	000985951
2010-09-17	Goldyear Realty Inc.	000330114
2010-09-17	International Infrastructure Yield G.P. Inc.	002174335
2010-09-17	Kendeng Holding Inc.	002076108
2010-09-17	Lift And Move Inc.	001435321
2010-09-17	Mashata Corporation	002109296
2010-09-17	Microauto Electrical Parts Inc.	001348280
2010-09-17	Rvl International Inc.	002085873
2010-09-17	Southchina Kitchen Corp.	002071200
2010-09-17	Spirit Rock Gardening & Landscaping Inc.	002181057
2010-09-17	The Gourmazing Cookie Ltd.	001420229
2010-09-17	Trq Solutions Inc.	001780159
2010-09-17	Zeto International Corporation	001088615
2010-09-17	1047519 Ontario Inc.	001047519
2010-09-17	1060594 Ontario Ltd.	001060594
2010-09-17	1792202 Ontario Inc.	001792202
2010-09-17	2221754 Ontario Limited	002221754
2010-09-20	Ar Alloys Limited	002172309
2010-09-20	Arktos Limited	000369042
2010-09-20	Brock Employees Inc.	001665528
2010-09-20	Calbrook Canada Corporation	001526960
2010-09-20	Charles Beaver Pharmacy Limited	002090315
2010-09-20	Daniel Chow Consultants Inc.	001495955
2010-09-20	Domenico Dimonte Contractors Limited	000227573
2010-09-20	Fairchild Creek Farming Limited	000336881
2010-09-20	Hft Ab Holdings Inc.	001758434
2010-09-20	Humraj Logistics Inc.	002042815
2010-09-20	K & K Car Wash Limited	000154204
2010-09-20	Lees Food Company Ltd.	001626837
2010-09-20	Marvin’s Ladies Wear Limited	000047332
2010-09-20	Morris Young Associates Inc.	000817712
2010-09-20	Nicowipe Products Inc.	002119122
2010-09-20	Southeastern Data Systems Group Inc.	001361310
2010-09-20	Spencer Allergy Relief Products Inc.	000987022
2010-09-20	Tecumseh Life Centre Inc.	001196856
2010-09-20	Young And Handy, Inc.	001196775
2010-09-20	1077810 Ontario Inc.	001077810
2010-09-20	1141473 Ontario Limited	001141473
2010-09-20	1463121 Ontario Limited	001463121
2010-09-20	1473331 Ontario Inc.	001473331
2010-09-20	1488259 Ontario Inc.	001488259
2010-09-20	1566005 Ontario Inc.	001566005
2010-09-20	1613780 Ontario Inc.	001613780
2010-09-20	1723281 Ontario Ltd.	001723281
2010-09-20	2057886 Ontario Inc.	002057886
2010-09-20	2086558 Ontario Inc.	002086558
2010-09-20	2088751 Ontario Ltd.	002088751
2010-09-20	2227119 Ontario Inc.	002227119
2010-09-20	999590 Ontario Inc.	000999590
2010-09-21	Arts Of The Chinese Scholar, Ltd.	001444994
2010-09-21	Battaman Technologies Inc.	002041547
2010-09-21	Canadian Pro Video Security Inc.	001691454
2010-09-21	Cliff Mccabe Consulting Inc.	001679818
2010-09-21	Consult-Net Ltd.	001491025
2010-09-21	Elm Street Health & Beauty Centre Ltd.	001770161
2010-09-21	Financial Corner Ltd.	001447532
2010-09-21	Inmedius Canada, Inc.	001697064
2010-09-21	Ivtec Limited	000903077
2010-09-21	Madad Inc.	002051281
2010-09-21	Mazza Equipment Sales & Services Inc.	001820407
2010-09-21	Medical Ventures Fund Inc.	001554019
2010-09-21	Mkl Professional Services Corp.	001417982
2010-09-21	Pars Tv & Electronics Ltd.	001403760
2010-09-21	Realwave Software Inc.	001351892
2010-09-21	Rebound Sales & Service Ltd.	000542228
2010-09-21	Storagenow Holdings (Bell Farm) Inc.	001681969
2010-09-21	Trinity Computer Technology Inc.	001139641
2010-09-21	Wisebuy Inc.	002120313
2010-09-21	1002574 Ontario Ltd.	001002574
2010-09-21	1192655 Ontario Inc.	001192655
2010-09-21	1306128 Ontario Limited	001306128
2010-09-21	1323664 Ontario Inc.	001323664
2010-09-21	1543760 Ontario Ltd.	001543760
2010-09-21	1609503 Ontario Inc.	001609503
2010-09-21	1691611 Ontario Inc.	001691611
2010-09-21	2118042 Ontario Inc.	002118042
2010-09-21	2154334 Ontario Inc.	002154334
2010-09-21	2195509 Ontario Ltd.	002195509
2010-09-21	718624 Ontario Inc.	000718624
2010-09-22	Bei Joyride Productions Inc.	001667659
2010-09-22	Boyle Tractor Limited	001490579
2010-09-22	Brook A Mcwilliams Enterprises Inc.	001717657
2010-09-22	Daniels King’s Point Corporation	001107485
2010-09-22	Fortune Metals Agency Inc.	002045129
2010-09-22	Gutter Re-Leaf Inc.	002224886
2010-09-22	Killshot Productions Limited	002077582
2010-09-22	M. & B. Kanji Investments Inc.	000765395
2010-09-22	One Touch Business Solutions Ltd.	001696240
2010-09-22	Pinecrest Village Inc.	001427411
2010-09-22	P2 Productions Canada Inc.	002106531
2010-09-22	Solid Gold Trucking Ltd.	000778974
2010-09-22	Tlc Cafe, Deli And Hot Table Inc.	001546065
2010-09-22	1152467 Ontario Limited	001152467
2010-09-22	1193088 Ontario Limited	001193088
2010-09-22	1236806 Ontario Ltd.	001236806
2010-09-22	1376681 Ontario Limited	001376681
2010-09-22	1527658 Ontario Limited	001527658
2010-09-22	1536984 Ontario Limited	001536984
2010-09-22	1591994 Ontario Ltd.	001591994
2010-09-22	404984 Ontario Limited	000404984
2010-09-23	Cybersight Canada Inc.	001401122
2010-09-23	Mgm Forming Ltd.	001615147
2010-09-23	R. Ravulli Enterprises Limited	000224713
2010-09-23	Studiotype Inc.	001272232

Katherine M. Murray
Director, Ministry of Government Services
(143-G514)

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
2010-09-24	Elit Trade Inc.	1794409
2010-09-24	Intera Capital Inc.	1734843
2010-09-24	Walker Youth Homes Inc.	1150355

Katherine M. Murray
Director
(143-G515)

Cancellation for Filing Default (Corporations Act)

Notice Is Hereby Given that orders under Section 317(9) of the Corporations Act have been made cancelling the Letters Patent of the following corporations and declaring them to be dissolved. The date of the order of dissolution precedes the name of the corporation.

Date	Name of Corporation	Ontario Corporation Number
2010-09-24	Greenhills Christian Fellowship - Peel	1798076
2010-09-28	Trinity Bellwoods Community Children'S Group/Care	1009101

Katherine M. Murray
Director
(143-G516)

Marriage Act

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

September 20 - September 24

Name	Location	Effective Date
Dixon, Kevin	London, ON	22-Sep-10
Thiel, Andreas	St Marys, ON	22-Sep-10
Travers, Christopher	Brantford, ON	22-Sep-10
Agrell, Michael Tappin	Lyn, ON	22-Sep-10
Lentz, Kyle Garrett	Amherstview, ON	22-Sep-10
Lewis, Douglas	Scarborough, ON	22-Sep-10
Yeong, Ling Pui	Toronto, ON	22-Sep-10
Lee, Chong In	Toronto, ON	22-Sep-10
Christie, Brian	Pembroke, ON	22-Sep-10
Lewis, Ernest Keith	Dorchester, ON	22-Sep-10
Santos, Salvacion	Ottawa, ON	22-Sep-10
Armstrong, Gregory James	Minesing, ON	22-Sep-10
Ewert, John	Mississauga, ON	22-Sep-10
Desmarais, Ken	Longlac, ON	22-Sep-10
Statham, Dan	Hampton, ON	22-Sep-10
Priselac, Josip	Mississauga, ON	22-Sep-10
Field, Jennifer Michelle	Brampton, ON	22-Sep-10
McClure, Douglas	Thunder Bay, ON	23-Sep-10
Bettson, Robert	Sarnia, ON	23-Sep-10
Rooney, James W	Ancaster, ON	23-Sep-10
Last, Benjamin	Kemptville, ON	23-Sep-10
Vernon, Barry B	Oshawa, ON	23-Sep-10
Doey, Joseph John	Blenheim, ON	23-Sep-10
Al-Abedy, Salman	Richmond Hill, ON	23-Sep-10
Wile, Edwin William	Bracebridge, ON	23-Sep-10
Griffin, Joshua	Windsor, ON	23-Sep-10
Harder, Al	Kitchener, ON	23-Sep-10
Amirtharaj, Vijai	Welland, ON	23-Sep-10
Workman, Lyn	Tara, ON	23-Sep-10
Tuz, James David Charles	Toronto, ON	23-Sep-10
Atkinson, Hilde	Kitchener, ON	23-Sep-10
Conrad, Sandra Jean	Paisley, ON	23-Sep-10
D'Angelo, Mathew Dean	Toronto, ON	23-Sep-10
O'Reilly, Amanda	Ottawa, ON	23-Sep-10
Wood, Cheyenne Eden	Huntsville, ON	23-Sep-10
Troyer, Danial	Powassan, ON	23-Sep-10

Re-registrations

Name	Location	Effective Date
Smith, Allan	Delhi, ON	23-Sep-10
Rushton, Ralph James	Hamilton, ON	24-Sep-10

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

September 20 - September 24

Date	Name	Location	Effective Date
September 23, 2010 to September 27, 2010	Funk, Michael Kevin	Steinbach, MB	22-Sep-10
September 29, 2010 to October 3, 2010	Harbinson, Colin D	Brandon, MS	22-Sep-10
September 30, 2010 to October 4, 2010	Chaisson, Gerard	Kinkora, PEI	22-Sep-10
October 21, 2010 to October 25, 2010	Quigley, John Alfred	Cincinnati, OH	23-Sep-10
October 7, 2010 to October 11, 2010	Graves, Dianne May	Sutton, ON	23-Sep-10
October 8, 2010 to October 12, 2010	Soria, Keren Ann	Ottawa, ON	23-Sep-10
December 1, 2010 to December 5, 2010	Harris, Raymond Herbert	Winnipeg, MB	24-Sep-10

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

September 20 - September 24

Name	Location	Effective Date
Smith, Allan	Delhi, ON	23-Sep-10
Schoblocher, Curtis	Ottawa, ON	24-Sep-10
Wagstaff, Jason	Shelburne, ON	24-Sep-10
Lamb, Robert Neil	Ottawa, ON	24-Sep-10
Bertoldi, Daniele	Woodbridge, ON	24-Sep-10
Kaji-Ngulu, Beda Mbuyi	Toronto, ON	24-Sep-10
Parent, Lawrence	Toronto, ON	24-Sep-10
Wan, James Hak-Dat	Markham, ON	24-Sep-10
Brown, Grant Cecil	Burlington, ON	24-Sep-10
Hall, Mark	London, ON	24-Sep-10
Horsburgh, Edward N	Lively, ON	24-Sep-10
Landu, Gedeon	Hamilton, ON	24-Sep-10
Marzec, Philip G	Windsor, ON	24-Sep-10
Spragg, Allan Leslie	Wiarton, ON	24-Sep-10
Corman, Richard B	Eganville, ON	24-Sep-10
Dick, Lorraine B	Burlington, ON	24-Sep-10
Sullivan-Stafford, Faye	Metcalfe, ON	24-Sep-10
Vaclavik, Judith	Metcalfe, ON	24-Sep-10
Vaillancourt, Serge E	Sudbury, ON	24-Sep-10
Rushton, Ralph James	Windsor, ON	24-Sep-10

Judith M. Hartman,
Deputy Registrar General
(143-G517)

Change of Name Act

Notice is hereby given that the following changes of name were granted during the period from September 20, 2010 to September 26, 2010 under the authority of the Change of Name Act, R.S.O 1990, c.c.7 and the following Regulation R.R.O 1990, Reg 68. The listing below shows the previous name followed by the new name.

Date	Previous Name	New Name
September 20, 2010 to September 26, 2010	Abdul Majeed, Ahmad.Rashad.	Majeed, Rashad.
September 20, 2010 to September 26, 2010	Ahmadrashad, Ahmad.Froogh.	Majeed, Froogh.
September 20, 2010 to September 26, 2010	Ahmadrashad, Ahmad.Nazir.	Majeed, Nazir.
September 20, 2010 to September 26, 2010	Ahmadrashad, Ahmad.Shams.	Majeed, Shams.
September 20, 2010 to September 26, 2010	Ahmadrashad, Hadija.	Majeed, Khadija.
September 20, 2010 to September 26, 2010	Ahmadrashad, Sulayman.	Majeed, Sulayman.
September 20, 2010 to September 26, 2010	Ahmed, Phool.	Runako, Phoolkhan.Hamza.
September 20, 2010 to September 26, 2010	Alaa, Rachad..	Al-Chalabi, Raghad.M.Alaulddin.
September 20, 2010 to September 26, 2010	Ali, Lulu.	Ali, Lujayn.
September 20, 2010 to September 26, 2010	Alizadeh, Piyanuch.	Sakulpone, Piyanuch.
September 20, 2010 to September 26, 2010	Alzona, Armie.Corales.	Alzona-Borromeo, Armie.Corales.
September 20, 2010 to September 26, 2010	Ammar, Fadi.	Ammar, Ibrahim.
September 20, 2010 to September 26, 2010	Ammar, Weesam..	Ammar, Yousef.
September 20, 2010 to September 26, 2010	Annis, Benjamin.Charles.	Larson, Benjamin.Charles.
September 20, 2010 to September 26, 2010	Anthony, Safraaz.Nawaaz.	Anthony, Robin.Safraaz.
September 20, 2010 to September 26, 2010	Arab Zadeh, Ramin.	Martin, Richard.
September 20, 2010 to September 26, 2010	Armstrong-Colley, Elizabeth.Ann.	Armstrong, Elizabeth.Ann.
September 20, 2010 to September 26, 2010	Arora, Sonia.	Kumar, Tapasya.
September 20, 2010 to September 26, 2010	Ayaz, Syeda.Sara.	Ahmed, Sara.
September 20, 2010 to September 26, 2010	Ba T'Erno Sadu, Veronika..	Bah, Veronika.
September 20, 2010 to September 26, 2010	Barbari, Malakeh.	Rahmani, Melica.
September 20, 2010 to September 26, 2010	Barfoot, Marianne.Ellen.	French, Marianne.Ellen.
September 20, 2010 to September 26, 2010	Barrette, Sheldon.Lorne.	Kant, Sheldon.Lorne.
September 20, 2010 to September 26, 2010	Baxendale, Freddy.	Fajardo, Frederica.
September 20, 2010 to September 26, 2010	Bellissimo, Aphinya.	Dhiratanon, Aphinya.
September 20, 2010 to September 26, 2010	Bhinder, Saima.Kausar.	Pannu, Saima.Kashif.
September 20, 2010 to September 26, 2010	Boisvert, Jonathan.Curtis.	Lapierre, Jonathan.Curtis.
September 20, 2010 to September 26, 2010	Bolton, Myra.Cecelia.	Reizer, Myra.Cecelia.
September 20, 2010 to September 26, 2010	Botsford, Connor.Bradley.	Botsford, Connor.Bradley.Wallace.
September 20, 2010 to September 26, 2010	Boucher, Christine.Leeann.	Jantzen, Christine.Lee.Ann.
September 20, 2010 to September 26, 2010	Boutilier, Travis.Hensley.	Myers, Travis.Hensley.
September 20, 2010 to September 26, 2010	Brown, Kate.Vanessa.	Fabrown, Kate.Vanessa.
September 20, 2010 to September 26, 2010	Bryant, Connie.Marie.	Bryant, Conner.James.
September 20, 2010 to September 26, 2010	Budkina, Liudmila.	Troyanovsky, Liudmila.
September 20, 2010 to September 26, 2010	Butters, Jessie.William.	Smith, Jesse.William.
September 20, 2010 to September 26, 2010	Cadman, Kenneth.James.	Cook, Kenneth.James.
September 20, 2010 to September 26, 2010	Campeau, Amanda.Anne.Marie.	Malandruccolo, Amanda.Anne.Marie.
September 20, 2010 to September 26, 2010	Cetin, Ayla..	ÖZtÜRk, Ayla.
September 20, 2010 to September 26, 2010	Chang, Joo.Heyh.	Jang, Jooheyh..
September 20, 2010 to September 26, 2010	Chang, Sabrina.Michelle.	Martinez, Sabrina.Michelle.Chang.
September 20, 2010 to September 26, 2010	Chatzisavvas, Apostolos.	Hatsisavvas, Paul.
September 20, 2010 to September 26, 2010	Cheng, Sheena.Ching-Lok.	Ngan, Shita.Ching.Lok.
September 20, 2010 to September 26, 2010	Cho, Yin-Ming.	Cho, Katherine.Yin-Ming.
September 20, 2010 to September 26, 2010	Churcher, Jessica.Marie.May.	Lamarche, Jessica.Marie.May.
September 20, 2010 to September 26, 2010	Connor, Tamara.Lyn.	Dugal, Tamara.Lyn.
September 20, 2010 to September 26, 2010	Crawford, Donna.Minnie.Iva.	Crawford, Dawna.Minnie.Elizabeth.Iva.
September 20, 2010 to September 26, 2010	Croxen, Corey.Tavis.	Oluwajana, Wisdom.Isaiah.
September 20, 2010 to September 26, 2010	D'Aoust, Caroline.Lisa.	Lacroix, Caroline-Lisa.
September 20, 2010 to September 26, 2010	D'Aoust, Chloe.Sun.Hae.	Choist, Chloe.Sun.Hae.
September 20, 2010 to September 26, 2010	D'Souza, Adale.Rynah.	Balsara, Adale.Rynah.
September 20, 2010 to September 26, 2010	Dai, Jie.Hua.	Dai, Jay.Anthony.
September 20, 2010 to September 26, 2010	Daly, Michael.David.	Hudson, Michael.David.Daly.
September 20, 2010 to September 26, 2010	De Fabrizio, Jhon.Michael.	De Fabrizio, John.Michael..
September 20, 2010 to September 26, 2010	De Medeiros, Pollyana.	Artisse-Correia, Pollyanna..
September 20, 2010 to September 26, 2010	De Silva, Ryani.Senaya.	Welideniya, Ryani.Senaya.
September 20, 2010 to September 26, 2010	De Silva, Shehani.Onera.	Welideniya, Shehani.Onera.
September 20, 2010 to September 26, 2010	Dhaliwal, Amandip.Kaur.	Pannu, Amandip.Kaur.
September 20, 2010 to September 26, 2010	Dhaliwal, Kuldeep.Singh.	Pannu, Kuldeep.Singh.
September 20, 2010 to September 26, 2010	Dhaliwal, Maninder.Singh.	Pannu, Maninder.Singh.
September 20, 2010 to September 26, 2010	Dhaliwal, Ramandeep.Kaur.	Tiwana, Ramandeep.Kaur.
September 20, 2010 to September 26, 2010	Dhaliwal, Ranjit.Kaur.	Pannu, Ranjit.Kaur.
September 20, 2010 to September 26, 2010	Domoney, Rachel.Denise.	Vanille, Rae.Sofi.Majora.
September 20, 2010 to September 26, 2010	Douglas, Derartu.Warren.	Coughlin, Aiyana.Joyce.Derartu.
September 20, 2010 to September 26, 2010	Duhra, Navjot.	Deol, Navjot.Kaur.
September 20, 2010 to September 26, 2010	Duhra, Satinder.	Deol, Satinder.Singh.
September 20, 2010 to September 26, 2010	Duong, Chi.Thien.	Duong, Thien.Chi.
September 20, 2010 to September 26, 2010	Duong, Thien.Vi.	Duong, Bill.Thien-Vi.
September 20, 2010 to September 26, 2010	Duong, Thuc.Nhan.	Duong, Cindy.Thuc-Nhan.
September 20, 2010 to September 26, 2010	Durgalyan, Aren.	Durgarian, Aren.
September 20, 2010 to September 26, 2010	Ecker, Jesse.Robert.David.	Kay, Jesse.Robert.
September 20, 2010 to September 26, 2010	Escobar Almanza, Yennisyeter.	Taylor, Alexandra.Yeter.
September 20, 2010 to September 26, 2010	Farb, Norman.Abraham.Schatzker.	Fabrown, Norman.Abraham.Schatzker.
September 20, 2010 to September 26, 2010	Fellger, Michelle.Lynn.	Delaney, Michelle.Lynn.
September 20, 2010 to September 26, 2010	Ferrell, Penny.Lois.	Plunkett, Penny.Lois.
September 20, 2010 to September 26, 2010	Fornetran, Christopher.Daniel.	Lum, Christopher.Daniel.
September 20, 2010 to September 26, 2010	Froese, Julie.Renee.	Paillat, Julie.Renee.Froese.
September 20, 2010 to September 26, 2010	Garrah, Florence.Laurette.	Garrah, Laurette.Florence.
September 20, 2010 to September 26, 2010	Ghasempour, Dana.	Delaney, Dana.Blair.
September 20, 2010 to September 26, 2010	Ghasempour, Darya.	Delaney, Daria.
September 20, 2010 to September 26, 2010	Ghuman, Baljeet.Kaur.	Sidhu, Baljeet.Kaur.
September 20, 2010 to September 26, 2010	Gingrich, Katie.	Gingrich, Katherine.Katie.
September 20, 2010 to September 26, 2010	Goldenberg, Jackson.Aaron.	Goldenberg, Jackson.Axelrod.
September 20, 2010 to September 26, 2010	Gomes, Bomiriyage.Minura.Omal.	Gomes, Omal.Minura.
September 20, 2010 to September 26, 2010	Gouzovskaia, Natalia.	Kagan, Natalia.
September 20, 2010 to September 26, 2010	Green, Marjorie.Patricia.	Hillary, Marjorie.Patricia.
September 20, 2010 to September 26, 2010	Gurusamy, Narmadha.	Sambandam, Narmadha.
September 20, 2010 to September 26, 2010	Haile, Aynalem.Lema.	Kibret, Aynalem.Lemma..
September 20, 2010 to September 26, 2010	Haji Mohammad Shah, Mari.	Majeed, Mari.
September 20, 2010 to September 26, 2010	Halinen, Ruth.Michelle.Hayden.	Hayden, Ruth.Michelle.
September 20, 2010 to September 26, 2010	Hampson, Jashaun.Sheriff.	Hampson, Johsua.Jashaun.
September 20, 2010 to September 26, 2010	Harper, Dianne.Marie.	Hudson, Dianne.Marie.
September 20, 2010 to September 26, 2010	Harrop, Adele.Elizabeth.	Jenkins, Adele.Elizabeth.
September 20, 2010 to September 26, 2010	Haverson, Ashley.Lee.Anne.	Short, Ashley.Lee.Anne.
September 20, 2010 to September 26, 2010	Hayward, Aaron.Gerard.Young.	Young, Aaron.Gerard.Hayward.
September 20, 2010 to September 26, 2010	Hazell, Joan.Catherine.Emily.	Hazell, Jason.Ciaran.
September 20, 2010 to September 26, 2010	Helmer, Bill.Zuhaib.	Dareshani, Zann.Mozzam.
September 20, 2010 to September 26, 2010	Helmer, Jazzmine.Saira.	Dareshani, Tasmia.Zara.
September 20, 2010 to September 26, 2010	Hill, Coleman.Johnson.Spencer.	Powless, Coleman.Johnson.Spencer.
September 20, 2010 to September 26, 2010	Holyk, Peter.Edward.	De La Ronde, Peter.Edward.
September 20, 2010 to September 26, 2010	Hong, Quang.Yen.	Hong, Yen.Quang.
September 20, 2010 to September 26, 2010	Hornbeek, Kenneth.Adrian.	Hornbeck, Kenneth.Adrian.
September 20, 2010 to September 26, 2010	Iourtchenko, Vladimir.	Yurchenko, Vladimir.
September 20, 2010 to September 26, 2010	Isikdogan, Sevgi.	Olesovsky, Sevgi.
September 20, 2010 to September 26, 2010	Ismail, Matthew.Sarmad.	Ganni, Matthew.Sarmad.
September 20, 2010 to September 26, 2010	Ismail, Sarmad.Nahidh.	Ganni, Sarmad.Nahidh.
September 20, 2010 to September 26, 2010	Jarzoszewski, Teddy.	Jaroszewski, Teddy.
September 20, 2010 to September 26, 2010	Jia, Wei.Tong.	Jia, Larry.
September 20, 2010 to September 26, 2010	Jiang, Youting.	Reid, Tina.Jiang.
September 20, 2010 to September 26, 2010	Johansen, Dayne.William.Hold.	Johansen, Cort.William.Hold.
September 20, 2010 to September 26, 2010	Johnston, Tracy.Lynn.	Akins-Carr, Tracy.Lynn.
September 20, 2010 to September 26, 2010	Kanagasundaram, Sobika.	Jegajeevan, Sobika.
September 20, 2010 to September 26, 2010	Kandiah, Nijanthan.Thevarajah.	Thevarajah, Nijanthan.
September 20, 2010 to September 26, 2010	Kasiankou, Aleh.	Kosenkov, Oleg.
September 20, 2010 to September 26, 2010	Kaur, Anoop.	Samra, Anoop.Kaur.
September 20, 2010 to September 26, 2010	Khan, Arees.Hameed.	Khan, Shaun.Baz.
September 20, 2010 to September 26, 2010	Kirkopoulos, Chris..	Kirkof, Chris..
September 20, 2010 to September 26, 2010	Kot, Heorhi.	Kot, George.
September 20, 2010 to September 26, 2010	Kreindel, Irina.Ulievna.	Kreindel, Irina..
September 20, 2010 to September 26, 2010	Kubanychbekov, Sardar.	Diushebaev, Sardar.Iskenderovich.
September 20, 2010 to September 26, 2010	Kucharski, Lorrene.Tiffany.	Gibeault, Lorrene.Tiffany.
September 20, 2010 to September 26, 2010	Kuhail, Mohammedrabah.	Kuhail, Mohammed.
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September 20, 2010 to September 26, 2010	Lee, Yen.Jung.	Lee, Leon.Yen.Jung.
September 20, 2010 to September 26, 2010	Lee, Yen.Ting.	Lee, Jeffrey.Yen.Ting.
September 20, 2010 to September 26, 2010	LeliÈVre, Jonathan.Joshua.	St-Jean, Jonathan.Joshua.
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September 20, 2010 to September 26, 2010	Quraishi, Abdul.Aziz.	Quraishi, Rayad.Najib.
September 20, 2010 to September 26, 2010	Rangani, Vanita.Maya.	Sadarangani, Vanita.Maya.
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Judith M. Hartman,
Deputy Registrar General
(143-G518)

Ontario Energy Board

Conservation and Demand Management Code for Electricity Distributors

Issued: September 16, 2010

General And Administrative Provisions 3
1. The Purpose of this Code 3
2. Definitions 3
3. Application and Interpretation 4
4. To Whom this Code Applies 4
5. Coming into Force 4
6. Requirements for Board Approvals 4
7. Timeframe for the Code 4
Cdm Strategy And Annual Reports 5
1. CDM Strategy Requirements 5
2. Annual Reports 5
3. Co-ordination with the Opa 6
Board-Approved Cdm Programs 6
1. Requirements 6
2. Re-Allocation of Funding Among Existing Board-Approved CDM Programs 7
3. CDM Programs for Low-Income Customers 7
4. Board Approval 7
Cost Effectiveness 7
1. Cost Effectiveness Tests 7
2. Pilot CDM Programs 7
3. Educational CDM Programs 8
Accounting Treatment 8
Program Em&V 8
1. Independent Review 8
Performance Incentive 9
1. Eligible Programs 9
2. Calculation of the Performance Incentive 9
3. Board Approval 9

Appendices

Appendix A – Fully-Allocated Costing Methodology for Non-Rate-Regulated Activities

Appendix B – CDM Strategy Template

Appendix C – Annual Report Template

Appendix D – Performance Incentive Calculation

General And Administrative Provisions
1. The Purpose of this Code
  1. The purpose of this Code is to set out the obligations and requirements that licensed distributors must comply with in relation to the CDM Targets set out in their licences. This Code also sets out the conditions and rules that licensed distributors are required to follow if they choose to use Board-Approved CDM Programs to meet the CDM Targets.
2. Definitions
  
  In this Code:
  
  "Act" means the Ontario Energy Board Act, 1998, S.O. 1998, c. 15, Schedule B;
  
  "Allocable Costs" means indirect costs (i.e., costs that would be incurred regardless of whether or not the Non Rate-Regulated Activities were undertaken);
  
  "annual milestones" means the forecasted electricity savings (kWh) and peak demand savings (kW) that a distributor hopes to achieve each year in order to meet its CDM Targets;
  
  "Annual Report" means the report that a distributor shall file with the Board each year that shows the distributor's progress in meeting the CDM Targets set out in its licence;
  
  "attribution" means the division of CDM benefits between a distributor and another person;
  
  "Board" means the Ontario Energy Board;
  
  "Board-Approved CDM Programs" means a distributor’s CDM Programs that have been approved by the Board in accordance with this Code and for which the Ieso will make payments in accordance with section 78.5(1) of the Act;
  
  "business day" means any day that is not a Saturday, a Sunday, or a legal holiday in the Province of Ontario;
  
  "CDM" means conservation and demand management
  
  "CDM Programs" means programs that are designed to reduce electricity consumption and/or provincial peak electricity demand behind customers’ meters and are either Board-Approved CDM Programs or OPA–Contracted Province-Wide CDM Programs;
  
  "CDM Strategy" means the strategy that a distributor files with the Board that outlines how a distributor will meet the CDM Targets set out in their licences;
  
  "CDM Targets" means the targets for reductions in provincial peak electricity demand and electricity consumption established in a distributor’s licence;
  
  "Code" means this Conservation and Demand Management Code;
  
  “customer type” means a customer class, a customer sub-class, or a specific group of customers, including but not limited to, residential, commercial, industrial, or institutional customers;
  
  "distribution system" means a system for distributing electricity, and includes any structures, equipment or other things used for that purpose;
  
  "distributor" means a person who owns or operates a distribution system;
  
  "Electricity Act" means the Electricity Act, 1998, S.O. 1998, c. 15, Schedule A;
  
  "electricity savings (kWh)" means the reduction in electricity consumption associated with the implementation of CDM Programs;
  
  "Em&V" means Evaluation, Measurement and Verification;
  
  "Environmental Attributes" means any certificates, credits, reduction rights, allocated pollution rights, emission reduction allowances, or any other benefit that relate to or result from a distributor's Board-Approved CDM Programs;
  
  "Marginal Costs" means direct costs (i.e., costs that would be eliminated or reduced if the Non Rate-Regulated Activities were no longer undertaken);
  
  "Non Rate-Regulated Activities" means activities that are carried out by a distributor but are not rate-regulated by the Board, including but not limited to, OPA-Contracted Province-Wide CDM Programs, Board-Approved CDM Programs, billing and collection for water and sewage, and distributor-owned generation;
  
  "OPA" means the Ontario Power Authority;
  
  "OPA-Contracted Province-Wide CDM Programs" means province-wide CDM programs that a distributor may undertake through a contract with the Opa;
  
  "Opa Em&V Protocols" means the protocols and framework that the OPA has adopted for the evaluation, measurement and verification of OPA-Contracted Province-Wide CDM Programs;
  
  "Opa's Cost Effectiveness Tests" means the cost effectiveness tests that the OPA has adopted for OPA-Contracted Province-Wide CDM Programs, including all related assumptions and avoided cost assessments;
  
  "Opa';s Measures and Assumptions Lists" means the Opa's collection of prescriptive and quasi-prescriptive input assumptions for electricity CDM measures;
  
  "peak demand savings (kW)" means the reduction in a distributor's peak electricity demand persisting at the end of the four-year period that coincides with the provincial peak electricity demand that is associated with the implementation of CDM Programs; and
  
  "service area" means the area in which a distributor is authorized by its licence to distribute electricity.
3. Application and Interpretation
  1. All appendices attached to this Code form part of the Code.
  2. Unless otherwise defined in this Code, words and phrases shall have the meaning ascribed to them in the Act or the Electricity Act, as the case may be. Headings are for convenience only and shall not affect the interpretation of this Code. Words importing the singular include the plural and vice versa. Words importing a gender include any gender. Words importing a person include (i) an individual, (ii) a company, sole proprietorship, partnership, trust, joint venture, association, corporation or other private or public corporate body; and (iii) any government, government agency or body, regulatory agency or body or other body politic or collegiate. A reference to a person includes that person’s successors and permitted assigns. A reference to a body, whether statutory or not, that ceases to exist or whose functions are transferred to another body is a reference to the body that replaces it or that substantially succeeds to its powers or functions. Where a word or phrase is defined in this Code, the Act or the Electricity Act, other parts of speech and grammatical forms of the word or phrase have a corresponding meaning. A reference to a document (including a statutory instrument) or a provision of a document includes any amendment or supplement to, or any replacement of, that document or that provision of that document. The expression "including" means including without limitation.
  3. If the time for doing any act or omitting to do any act under this Code expires on a day that is not a business day, the act may be done or may be omitted to be done on the next day that is a business day.
4. To Whom this Code Applies
  1. This Code applies to all licensed distributors that have CDM Targets as a condition of their licence.
5. Coming into Force
  1. This Code comes into force on the date on which it is published on the Board’s website after it has been issued by the Board.
  2. Unless expressly provided otherwise, any amendments to this Code shall come into force on the date on which they are published on the Board’s website after they have been issued by the Board.
6. Requirements for Board Approvals
  1. Any matter under this Code requiring an approval, consent, or determination of the Board may be determined by the Board without a hearing or through an oral, written or electronic hearing, at the Board’s discretion.
7. Timeframe for the Code
  1. This Code applies to CDM Programs that start on January 1, 2011 and end on December 31, 2014 or occur anytime in between those two dates. All electricity savings (kWh) and peak demand savings (kW) resulting from CDM Programs must also occur within that timeframe.
Cdm Strategy And Annual Reports
1. CDM Strategy Requirements
  1. A distributor's CDM Strategy must provide a high level description of how a distributor intends to achieve its CDM Targets. The CDM Strategy must include:
    1. a high level description of a distributor’s year by year plan, including annual milestones, for achieving its CDM Targets;
    2. a description of each of the CDM Programs, divided into OPA-Contracted Province-Wide CDM Programs and potential Board-Approved CDM Programs, that the distributor plans to undertake to achieve its CDM Targets including, where the information is available, a description of:
      1. the program name;
      2. the year(s) the program is intended to be in operation;
      3. the purpose of the program;
      4. the target customer type(s); and
      5. where the information is available, projected budgets and projected results;
    3. confirmation that CDM Programs will be offered for all customer types in a distributor’s service area, as far as is appropriate and reasonable having regard to the composition of the distributor’s customer base;
    4. a section that details how, where applicable, the distributor will pursue administrative efficiencies and co-ordinate its CDM activities with other distributors, natural gas distributors, social service agencies, any level of government, government agencies, the OPA, and any other organizations; and
    5. a statement as to whether the distributor will offer CDM program(s) to low-income customers and the rationale for that decision.
  2. Distributors shall file their CDM Strategy in the manner set out in Appendix B.
  3. A distributor shall file its CDM Strategy with the Board by November 1, 2010.
  4. After receiving an acknowledgement letter from the Board confirming that the CDM Strategy is complete, a distributor shall make its CDM Strategy available for public review at the distributor’s offices. If the distributor has a website, the distributor shall also post its CDM Strategy on its website.
2. Annual Reports
  1. A distributor shall file an Annual Report with the Board by September 30 of each year. The Annual Report shall cover the period from January 1 to December 31 of the previous year. The first Annual Report shall be filed by September 30, 2012 and shall cover the period from January 1, 2011 to December 31, 2011.
  2. Distributors shall file their Annual Reports in the manner set out in Appendix C.
  3. A distributor shall make its Annual Report available for public review at the distributor’s offices. If the distributor has a website, the distributor shall also post its Annual Report on its website by September 30 of each year for the previous calendar year.
  4. The Annual Report shall provide an overall review of the activities undertaken by the distributor in the calendar year in order to achieve its CDM Targets.
  5. The Annual Report shall consist of the following sections for both Board-Approved CDM Programs and OPA-Contracted Province-Wide CDM Programs:
    1. an introduction that provides a general overview of the CDM Programs that the distributor offered in its service area;
    2. a description of the CDM Programs that the distributor offered in its service area, the targeted customer type(s) for each of the CDM Programs, the objectives of each of the CDM Programs, and any activities associated with the CDM Programs;
    3. a section that details the participation levels (i.e., the number of participants by customer type) for each of the CDM Programs that the distributor offered in its service area;
    4. a section that describes and details the funds the distributor spent on each of the CDM Programs offered in its service area;
    5. a section that describes and details the verified electricity savings (kWh) and peak demand savings (kW) based on the Opa Em&V Protocols;
    6. a section that states the balance in the distributor's CDM variance account that shows the distributor's total spending on all of its Board-Approved CDM Programs for the year applicable to the Annual Report;
    7. a section that summarizes the distributor’s progress towards meeting its CDM Targets, an explanation of any significant variances between the annual milestones contained in the distributor’s CDM Strategy and the verified results achieved by the distributor for the reporting year, and an explanation of the potential impact that the aforementioned significant variances may have with respect to the distributor meeting its CDM Targets;
    8. a section that details any changes or planned modifications to the distributor's CDM Strategy;
    9. a section that provides any additional information the distributor feels is appropriate, including but not limited to, recommending any improvements to its Board-Approved CDM Programs that could enhance program design, performance, and uptake by customers; and
    10. if the distributor has a pilot CDM program or an educational CDM program, a section that provides an explanation of the results of the program and describes how the data or information from the program may be used in the operations of, or planning frameworks for, future CDM initiatives.
3. Co-ordination with the OPA
  1. Prior to applying for Board approval of any CDM Programs, a distributor must review the existing OPA-Contracted Province-Wide CDM Programs.
  2. Distributors shall not apply for Board approval of CDM Programs that duplicate existing OPA-Contracted Province-Wide CDM Programs.
  3. CDM Programs that will be considered duplicative of OPA-Contracted Province-Wide CDM Programs include, but are not limited to, CDM Programs that have:
    1. different customer incentive levels on products or services already offered through the OPA-Contracted Province-Wide CDM Programs;
    2. different qualification requirements to receive customer incentives or services already offered through the OPA-Contracted Province-Wide CDM Programs;
    3. different technology specifications for technologies already incentivized or utilized through the OPA-Contracted Province-Wide CDM Programs;
    4. different marketing approaches for promoting customer incentives or services already offered through the OPA-Contracted Province-Wide CDM Programs; and
    5. different budgets for delivering customer incentives or services already offered through the OPA-Contracted Province-Wide CDM Programs.
Board-Approved Cdm Programs
1. Requirements
  1. A distributor shall not apply for Board-Approved CDM Programs until the OPA has established its first set of OPA-Contracted Province-Wide CDM Programs.
  2. Subject to the restrictions in sections 2.3.3 and 3.1.5, a distributor may apply to the Board for approval of CDM programs that are designed to assist the distributor in meeting the CDM Targets set out in its licence.
  3. Board-Approved CDM Programs must end by December 31, 2014.
  4. A distributor's application for a proposed Board-Approved CDM Program must include the following:
    1. a program evaluation plan, based on the OPA’s Em&V Protocols, for each program;
    2. a benefit-cost analysis of each program which shall be completed by using the OPA’s Cost Effectiveness Tests;
    3. a detailed explanation of the program's objective(s) and method of delivery;
    4. the types of customers targeted by the program;
    5. a forecasted number of participants that the distributor expects will participate in the program;
    6. the total projected peak demand savings (kW) and electricity savings (kWh) per year, or if the program is for less than one year, the total projected peak demand savings (kW) and electricity savings (kWh) for the duration of the program;
    7. a complete projected annual budget for each of the distributor's CDM Programs, including the following information:
      1. projected expenditures incurred on an annual basis, for each year of the CDM Programs, separated into customer incentive costs and program costs;
      2. a division of program costs into Marginal Costs and Allocable Costs incurred as a result of program implementation;
      3. information on the allocation of total expenditures incurred by targeted customer types for each direct projected expenditure; and
      4. total projected expenditures for each program evaluation conducted; and
    8. a statement that confirms that the distributor has used the OPA’s Measures and Assumptions Lists or if the distributor has varied from the OPA’s Measures and Assumptions Lists, the distributor must:
      1. appropriately justify the reason for varying from the OPA’s Measures and Assumptions Lists in the application;
      2. provide the technical assumptions and substantiating data that the distributor used; and
      3. provide a statement that the distributor has followed the OPA’s Em&V Protocols for custom measures not included in the Opa's Measures and Assumptions Lists.
  5. Distributors shall not apply for CDM Programs that:
    1. relate to a distributor’s investment in new infrastructure or replacement of existing infrastructure;
    2. relate to any measures a distributor uses to maximize the efficiency of its new or existing infrastructure; or
    3. are associated with the Opa';s Feed-in Tariff Program or the Opa's Micro Feed-in Tariff Program.
    Any initiatives that are captured in (a), (b) or (c) above will not be considered CDM initiatives and are therefore not eligible for approval under this Code.
2. Re-Allocation of Funding Among Existing Board-Approved CDM Programs
  1. A distributor must apply to the Board for cumulative fund transfers among the distributor’s Board-Approved CDM Programs that exceed 30% of an approved budget for an individual CDM Program. An application to transfer more than 30% of a distributor’s funds from an approved budget for an individual CDM Program shall include:
    1. current and proposed budgets for programs affected by the re-allocation;
    2. a description of the programs from which, and to which, funds are being re-allocated and the rationale for the re-allocation;
    3. confirmation that CDM Programs will still be offered for all customer types in a distributor’s service area, as far as is appropriate and reasonable having regard to the composition of the distributor’s customer base; and
    4. cost effectiveness calculations for all programs where re-allocation of funding has occurred and confirmation that the program receiving the additional funding is still cost effective.
3. CDM Programs for Low-Income Customers
  1. A distributor may meet a portion of its CDM Targets through the delivery of CDM Programs targeted to low-income customers.
4. Board Approval
  1. The Board will consider any application filed under section 3.1 and make any determinations that it considers appropriate. If the Board approves a CDM program pursuant to an application filed under section 3.1, such approval will include a determination regarding the amount and timing of payments to be made by the Ieso under section 78.5 of the Act in relation to the Board-Approved CDM Program.
Cost Effectiveness
1. Cost Effectiveness Tests
  1. A distributor may only apply to the Board for the approval of Cdm programs that are cost effective. Cost effectiveness shall be measured by using the Opa's Cost Effectiveness Tests.
  2. Despite section 4.1.1, a distributor may apply to the Board for approval of CDM programs where cost effectiveness cannot be demonstrated if the program is:
    1. a pilot program;
    2. a low-income program; or
    3. designed for educational purposes.
  3. A distributor shall use the Opa';s Measures and Assumptions Lists to conduct the cost effectiveness tests. If the distributor is using custom measures that are not included in the Opa';s Measures and Assumptions Lists, the distributor must appropriately justify the reason for varying from the Opa’s Measures and Assumptions Lists in the application and provide a statement that the distributor has followed the Opa Em&V Protocols for the custom measures that are not included in the Opa's Measures and Assumptions Lists.
  4. Although there is no requirement that pilot or educational CDM programs be cost effective, distributors shall provide, in addition to the requirements set out in section 3.1.4, adequate evidence (as described in sections 4.2 and 4.3) that the CDM programs will likely result in peak demand savings (kW) and/or electricity savings (kWh). The Board will take into consideration the cost and the number of pilot and educational CDM Programs that a distributor already has undertaken or plans to undertake when approving these CDM programs.
  5. While low-income CDM programs do not have to be cost effective, distributors will have to run the Opa's Cost Effectiveness Tests for the low-income CDM programs and report the results to the Board as part of the application for Board approval of the low-income CDM program. Distributors shall also provide, in addition to the requirements set out in section 3.1.4, adequate evidence that the low-income CDM program will likely result in peak demand savings (kW) and/or electricity savings (kWh). The Board will take into consideration the cost and the number of low-income CDM Programs that a distributor already has undertaken or plans to undertake when approving the low-income CDM program(s).
2. Pilot CDM Programs
  1. A pilot CDM program will only be eligible for approval by the Board if:
    1. it involves the testing, or evaluation of methodologies and/or technologies that are not generally in use in Ontario and that may serve as a model for other distributors or the OPA to use in future CDM development;
    2. it does not duplicate existing CDM pilot programs being undertaken by the OPA or other distributors; and
    3. the distributor has already applied to the OPA for CDM program funding and was not approved by the Opa.
  2. A distributor shall provide a detailed description of the costs and benefits of the proposed pilot program and demonstrate how the pilot program will increase the collective understanding of the methodology and/or technology and its benefits as a CDM activity.
  3. A distributor shall file with the Board a report on the expected outcome(s) and benefits of the pilot program (i.e., projected data or information to be produced by the program and how the data or information will be used in the operations of, or planning frameworks for, future CDM initiatives).
  4. A distributor must specify the customer type(s) and the number of participants that will be targeted by the pilot program.
3. Educational CDM Programs
  1. A distributor must demonstrate how the educational CDM program will promote the understanding of energy issues and lead to behavioural changes that result in the overall reduction of electricity demand and/or consumption.
  2. A distributor must:
    1. identify the customer type(s) that will be targeted;
    2. specify the number of participants that will be targeted;
    3. explain why the educational CDM program is needed (i.e., why there is a need to educate the specified customer type(s) on the specified energy issues);
    4. articulate the educational approaches that will be utilized by the distributor (i.e., brochures, seminars, etc.);
    5. provide estimates of costs of the educational CDM program; and
    6. describe the anticipated benefits of the educational CDM program.
Accounting Treatment
1. A distributor shall follow all the Board’s accounting policies and procedures specified for CDM activities.
2. A distributor shall use a fully allocated costing methodology for all CDM Programs. The fully allocated costing methodology that distributors must use for the CDM Programs it delivers is set out in Appendix A.
3. A distributor’s program funding and program expenditures from all Board-Approved CDM Programs are to be kept separate from a distributor’s program funding and program expenditures from all OPA-Contracted Province-Wide CDM Programs.
4. A distributor's program funding and program expenditures from all Board-Approved CDM Programs and all OPA-Contracted Province-Wide CDM Programs are to be kept separate from the distributor's distribution operations and shall not be included in the distributor’s distribution revenue requirement.
5. A distributor shall track spending for its Board-Approved CDM Programs in a Board-Approved CDM variance account, which will be used to record the difference between the funding awarded for Board-Approved CDM Programs and the actual spending incurred for these programs. The disposition of the balance in this account shall be made at the time specified by the Board and in the manner specified by the Board.
6. A distributor shall not be the beneficiary of any Environmental Attributes that are related to or result from Board-Approved CDM Programs. Distributors shall hold any Environmental Attributes arising in relation to electricity savings from Board-Approved CDM Programs. Disposition of the benefits of the Environmental Attributes arising in relation to electricity savings from Board-Approved CDM Programs shall be determined by the Board at a later date.
Program Em&V
1. Independent Review
  1. A distributor's results for its Board-Approved Cdm Programs must be evaluated through an independent third party review. The review of a distributor's results for its Board-Approved Cdm Programs must be done by an independent third party selected from the Opa's third party vendor of record list. The third party reviewer must use the Opa Em&V Protocols when conducting Em&V on Board-Approved CDM Programs.
  2. The independent third party reviewer's report on the distributor's Board-Approved CDM Programs must be filed by the distributor with the Board at the same time the distributor's Annual Report is filed with the Board (i.e., by September 30 of each year). The independent third party reviewer's report shall cover the period from January 1 to December 31 of the previous year.
  3. The distributor shall co-operate with any Board initiated audits and shall provide documentation as requested.
Performance Incentive
1. Eligible Programs
  1. A distributor may apply for a performance incentive for its CDM Programs.
  2. A distributor may only claim a performance incentive in relation to its contribution to the CDM Programs. In order for a distributor to claim 100% attribution of benefits, the distributor shall demonstrate that its role was central to the CDM Programs. Centrality is established by the distributor if its budgetary contribution was greater than 50% of program funding or, where the distributor’s budgetary contribution was less than 50% of program funding, the distributor initiated the partnership, initiated the program or initiated the implementation of the program. If the distributor’s budgetary contribution was less than 50 percent, the distributor shall provide supporting documentation outlining its role in the CDM Programs.
  3. If a distributor’s role does not meet the test for centrality set out in section 7.1.2, the distributor shall then submit a proposal for an attribution of benefits to the Board for approval and the Board will determine whether the proposal is acceptable.
  4. If more than one distributor applies for an attribution of benefits for the same CDM Program, the total applied for between the distributors cannot exceed 100%.
  5. A distributor will be deemed to meet the test for centrality when it is providing OPA-Contracted Province-Wide CDM Programs.
2. Calculation of the Performance Incentive
  1. Performance incentive payments shall be made on the basis of a distributor’s achieved verified results in meeting its CDM Targets. A distributor must provide verified results for both electricity savings (kWh) and peak demand savings (kW) at the time of its application to the Board for a performance incentive. The verification must have been completed by an independent third party selected from the Opa's third party vendor of records list.
  2. A distributor may accrue a performance incentive once it meets 80% of each of its CDM Targets. Performance incentives shall not accrue for performance that exceeds 150% of each CDM Target.
  3. A distributor's performance incentive shall be calculated across the distributor's entire portfolio of Board-Approved CDM Programs and OPA-Contracted Province-Wide CDM Programs. A distributor's performance incentive shall be calculated in the manner set out in Appendix D.
3. Board Approval
  1. The Board will consider any application filed under section 7.1 and make a determination on the appropriate performance incentive based on the methodology established by this Code, including Appendix D. Performance incentives approved by the Board will include a determination regarding the amount and timing of payments to be made by the Ieso under section 78.5 of the Act.

Appendix A

Fully-Allocated Costing Methodology for Non Rate-Regulated Activities

Definitions

In this Appendix:

"Cost Driver" means a measure used to allocate, to a Non Rate-Regulated Activity, the costs of any functions performed within the distribution company to undertake that Non Rate-Regulated Activity; and

"Fully Allocated Costs" means the sum of Marginal Costs and Allocable Costs.
Cost Allocation Process
1. Marginal Costs can be directly assigned to Non Rate-Regulated Activities. Allocable Costs must be allocated, using a Cost Driver, to determine the proportional share of the Allocable Costs attributable to Non Rate-Regulated Activities.
2. In order to determine the costs associated with Non Rate-Regulated Activities, a distributor shall use an activity analysis to assess the nature and extent of the functions being performed throughout the distribution company to undertake the Non Rate-Regulated Activities. The analysis must include the identification of all activities performed within the distribution company regardless of whether or not these activities directly or indirectly support Non Rate-Regulated Activities.
3. The activity analysis referred to in section 2.2 must include the following Marginal Costs and Allocable Costs, where applicable:
  1. all salaries and labour costs including benefits;
  2. contractor expenses;
  3. billing and collection;
  4. customer care, advertising, and marketing;
  5. administration and general expenses;
  6. IT costs;
  7. office equipment; and
  8. any other cost that a distributor can show is relevant and necessary for the program analysis.
4. A distributor must determine an appropriate Cost Driver for each Allocable Cost. Cost Drivers must be:
  1. representative of how costs are being incurred;
  2. implemented in a cost effective manner; and
  3. verifiable and justifiable.
  The types of Cost Drivers that distributors may use are included below in sections 2.5 to 2.7.
5. A distributor may use headcount as a Cost Driver for the allocation of salaries, other labour related costs, administration and general expenses, and IT costs. This Cost Driver is based on the number of full-time equivalents needed to support the Non Rate-Regulated Activities. A distributor shall calculate full time equivalents in accordance with the following examples:
  1. if six employees each devoted 25 percent of their time to Non Rate-Regulated Activities, the full-time equivalent for those employees would be 1.5; and
  2. if six part-time employees each devoted 25 percent of their time to Non Rate-Regulated Activities, the part-time positions would first need to be translated into a full-time position (i.e., if an employee works 3 days per week, the full-time position would be 0.6) and then apply the percentage (i.e., 6 X 0.6 = 3.6 and 25 percent of 3.6 = 0.9) so the full-time equivalent would be 0.9.
6. A distributor may use time as a Cost Driver for the allocation of executive and administrative functions, legal services, and financial analysis because these functions are typically project specific. A distributor shall calculate the percentage of time to be allocated to Non Rate-Regulated Activities by using the base hours per employee. A distributor shall calculate the percentage of time in accordance with the following examples:
  1. if an employee's base hours are 40 hours per week and the employee actually worked 40 hours that week, which included 4 hours of his/her time on Non Rate-Regulated Activities, the allocation would be 10 percent; and
  2. if an employee's base hours are 40 hours per week and the employee actually worked 60 hours that week, which included 4 hours of his/her time on Non Rate-Regulated Activities, the allocation would still be 10 percent.
7. A distributor may use the frequency of an activity as a Cost Driver for the allocation of call centre costs and accounts payable processing because these activities can be repetitive in nature and consistent over time in terms of the level of effort required to provide the service. Call centre costs shall be allocated based on number of calls received in relation to Non Rate-Regulated Activities and accounts payable processing costs shall be allocated based on the number of invoices processed for Non Rate-Regulated Activities.

Appendix B

CDM Strategy Template

Distributor’s Name:
Total Reduction in Peak Provincial Electricity Demand (MW) Target:
Total Reduction in Electricity Consumption (kWh) Target:
CDM Strategy
1. Provide a high level description of how the distributor plans to meet its CDM Targets over the 4-year period. The description must include the following elements:
  1. a division of the CDM Strategy into a year by year plan; and
  2. a statement of the annual milestones the distributor plans to achieve.
OPA-Contracted Province-Wide CDM Programs
1. Describe, to the extent known, the OPA-Contracted Province-Wide CDM Programs the distributor plans to undertake from 2011-2014. The following information must be provided for each program:
  1. program name;
  2. year(s) of operation for the program;
  3. program description (i.e., purpose of the program, target customer type(s));
  4. where the information is available, the projected budget;
  5. where the information is available, the total projected reduction in peak provincial electricity demand (kW); and
  6. where the information is available, the total projected reduction in electricity consumption (MWh).
Potential Board-Approved CDM Programs
1. Describe, to the extent known, the potential Board-Approved CDM Programs the distributor plans to undertake from 2011-2014. The following information must be provided for each program:
  1. program name;
  2. year(s) of operation for the program;
  3. program description (i.e., purpose of the program, target customer type(s));
  4. where the information is available, the projected budget;
  5. where the information is available, the total projected reduction in peak provincial electricity demand (kW); and
  6. where the information is available, the total projected reduction in electricity consumption (MWh).
Program Mix
1. Provide a description of how the distributor will ensure that CDM Programs will be offered for all customer type(s), including low income customers, in the distributor’s service area, as far as is appropriate and reasonable having regard to the composition of the distributor’s customer base.
  
  If the distributor will not offer any CDM Programs to a particular customer type, the distributor must provide the rationale for why it is appropriate and reasonable not to have CDM Programs for that type of customer.
CDM Programs Co-ordination
1. Describe, where applicable, how the distributor will pursue administrative efficiencies and co-ordinate its CDM activities with other distributors, natural gas distributors, social service agencies, any level of government, government agencies, and the Opa.

Appendix C

Annual Report Template

Board-Approved Cdm Programs
1. Introduction
  1. Provide a general overview of all of the Board-Approved CDM Programs that are being offered in the distributor's service area.
2. Program Description
  1. Provide a detailed description of each of the Board-Approved CDM Programs that are being offered in the distributor's service area. For each program, include the targeted customer type(s) for the Board-Approved CDM Program, the objectives of the Board-Approved CDM Program, and any other activities associated with the Board-Approved CDM Program.
3. Participation
  1. Include the detailed participation levels (i.e., the number of participants by customer type) for each of the Board-Approved CDM Programs that the distributor offered in its service area.
4. Spending
  1. Describe and detail the funds the distributor spent, both cumulatively and in the one year period applicable to the Annual Report, on each of its Board-Approved CDM Programs that the distributor offered in its service area.
5. Evaluation
  1. Provide a detailed discussion that reports on the Em&V results for each of the distributor’s Board-Approved Cdm Programs using the Opa Em&V Protocols for peak demand savings (kW) and electricity savings (kWh).
6. CDM Variance Account
  1. The distributor shall provide the Board with the balance in its CDM variance account that shows, as of December 31 of the year applicable to the Annual Report, the total spending on all of its Board-Approved CDM Programs.
7. Additional Comments
  1. The distributor shall provide any additional information the distributor feels is appropriate, including but not limited to, recommendations for any improvements to its Board-Approved CDM Programs that could enhance program design, performance, and uptake by customers.
Opa-Contracted Province-Wide Cdm Programs
1. Introduction
  1. Provide a general overview of all of the OPA-Contracted Province-Wide CDM Programs that are being offered in the distributor's service area.
2. Program Description
  1. Provide a detailed description of each of the OPA-Contracted Province-Wide CDM Programs that are being offered in the distributor's service area. For each program, include the targeted customer type(s) for the OPA-Contracted Province-Wide CDM Program, the objectives of the OPA-Contracted Province-Wide CDM Program, and any activities associated with the OPA-Contracted Province-Wide CDM Program.
3. Participation
  1. Include the detailed participation levels (i.e., the number of participants by customer type) for each of the OPA-Contracted Province-Wide CDM Programs that the distributor offered in its service area.
4. Spending
  1. Describe and detail the funds the distributor spent, both cumulatively and in the one year period applicable to the Annual Report, on each of the OPA-Contracted Province-Wide CDM Programs that the distributor offered in its service area.
5. Evaluation
  1. Provide a detailed discussion that reports on the Em&V results for each of the distributor’s Opa-Contracted Province-Wide Cdm Programs using the Opa Em&V Protocols for peak demand savings (kW) and electricity savings (kWh).
6. Additional Comments
  1. Provide any additional information related to the OPA-Contracted Province-Wide CDM Programs that the distributor feels is appropriate.
Combined Cdm Reporting Elements
1. Progress Towards CDM Targets
  1. Provide a summary of the distributor’s progress towards meeting its CDM Targets, an explanation for any significant variances between the annual milestones contained in the distributor’s CDM Strategy and the verified results achieved by the distributor for the reporting year, and an explanation of the potential impact that the aforementioned significant variances may have with respect to the distributor meeting its CDM Targets.
2. CDM Strategy Modifications
  1. Detail any changes or planned modifications to the distributor's CDM Strategy.

Appendix D

Performance Incentive Calculation

The performance incentive has six (6) ranges, as shown in the table below:

Performance Tiers		Performance Tiers	Performance Incentive	Performance Incentive
Range	Range Begins	Range Ends	¢/kWh	$/kW
1	80%	up to 100%	0.30	13.50
2	100%	up to 110%	0.45	20.25
3	110%	up to 120%	0.75	33.75
4	120%	up to 130%	1.05	47.25
5	130%	up to 140%	1.35	60.75
6	140%	up to 150%	1.80	81.00

A distributor is only eligible for a performance incentive when it has reached 80% of both of its CDM Targets (i.e. the distributor has achieved 80% of its electricity (kWh) target and 80% of its peak demand (kW) target). Once a distributor has achieved 80% of both of its CDM Targets (i.e. the distributor has achieved 80% of its electricity (kWh) target and 80% of its peak demand (kW) target), the performance incentive will be calculated based on the range the distributor achieves in either of its electricity (kWh) target or peak demand (kW) target.

For example, if a distributor has achieved 145% of its peak demand (kW) target but only 100% of its electricity (kWh) target, the distributor will earn a performance incentive from Range 6 for its peak demand (kW) target and a performance incentive from Range 2 for its electricity (kWh) target.

Electricity (kWh) Target Performance Incentive

Range 1 begins when a distributor has reached 80% of its electricity (kWh) target. Range 1 is applicable to all kWh up to 100% of a distributor's electricity (kWh) target. For each kWh saved from 80% of a distributor's electricity (kWh) target up to, but not including 100% of a distributor's electricity (kWh) target, a distributor will earn 0.30¢/kWh.

Range 2 begins when a distributor has achieved 100% of its electricity (kWh) target. Range 2 is applicable to all kWh up to 110% of a distributor's electricity (kWh) target. For each kWh saved from 100% of a distributor's electricity (kWh) target up to, but not including 110% of the electricity (kWh) target, a distributor will earn 0.45¢/kWh.

Range 3 begins when a distributor has achieved 110% of its electricity (kWh) target. Range 3 is applicable to all kWh up to 120% of a distributor's electricity (kWh) target. For each kWh saved from 110% of a distributor's electricity (kWh) target up to, but not including 120% of the electricity (kWh) target, a distributor will earn 0.75¢/kWh.

Range 4 begins when a distributor has achieved 120% of its electricity (kWh) target. Range 4 is applicable to all kWh up to 130% of a distributor's electricity (kWh) target. For each kWh saved from 120% of a distributor's electricity (kWh) target up to, but not including 130% of the electricity (kWh) target, a distributor will earn 1.05¢/kWh.

Range 5 begins when a distributor has achieved 130% of its electricity (kWh) target. Range 5 is applicable to all kWh up to 140% of a distributor's electricity (kWh) target. For each kWh saved from 130% of a distributor's electricity (kWh) target up to, but not including 140% of the electricity (kWh) target, a distributor will earn 1.35¢/kWh.

Range 6 begins when a distributor has achieved 140% of its electricity (kWh) target. Range 6 is applicable to all kWh up to 150% of a distributor's electricity (kWh) target, where the performance incentive is capped. For each kWh saved from 140% of a distributor's electricity (kWh) target up to 150% of the electricity (kWh) target, a distributor will earn 1.80¢/kWh.

Peak Demand (kW) Target Performance Incentive

Range 1 begins when a distributor has reached 80% of its peak demand (kW) target. Range 1 is applicable to all kW up to 100% of a distributor's peak demand (kW) target. For each kW saved from 80% of a distributor's peak demand (kW) target up to, but not including 100% of a distributor's peak demand (kW) target, a distributor will earn $13.50/kW.

Range 2 begins when a distributor has achieved 100% of its peak demand (kW) target.

Range 2 is applicable to all kW up to 110% of a distributor's peak demand (kW) target. For each kW saved from 100% of a distributor's peak demand (kW) target up to, but not including 110% of the peak demand (kW) target, a distributor will earn $20.25/kW.

Range 3 begins when a distributor has achieved 110% of its peak demand (kW) target.

Range 3 is applicable to all kW up to 120% of a distributor's peak demand (kW) target. For each kW saved from 110% of a distributor's peak demand (kW) target up to, but not including 120% of the peak demand (kW) target, a distributor will earn $33.75/kW.

Range 4 begins when a distributor has achieved 120% of its peak demand (kW) target.

Range 4 is applicable to all kW up to 130% of a distributor's peak demand (kW) target. For each kW saved from 120% of a distributor's peak demand (kW) target up to, but not including 130% of the peak demand (kW) target, a distributor will earn $47.25/kW.

Range 5 begins when a distributor has achieved 130% of its peak demand (kW) target.

Range 5 is applicable to all kW up to 140% of a distributor's peak demand (kW) target. For each kW saved from 130% of a distributor's peak demand (kW) target up to, but not including 140% of the peak demand (kW) target, a distributor will earn $60.75/kW.

Range 6 begins when a distributor has achieved 140% of its peak demand (kW) target.

Range 6 is applicable to all kW up to 150% of a distributor's peak demand (kW) target, where the performance incentive is capped. For each kW saved from 140% of a distributor's peak demand (kW) target up to 150% of the peak demand (kW) target, a distributor will earn $81.00/kW.

(143-G519)

Updated: May 17, 2019

Published: October 09, 2010

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Appendices

Appendix A

Fully-Allocated Costing Methodology for Non Rate-Regulated Activities

Appendix B

CDM Strategy Template

Appendix C

Annual Report Template

Appendix D

Performance Incentive Calculation

Electricity (kWh) Target Performance Incentive

Peak Demand (kW) Target Performance Incentive

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