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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
2012-03-31	Ada Commodities, Inc.	002082551
2012-03-31	Alexander Gleizer Inc.	002054181
2012-03-31	Anderson Commercial Realty Inc.	001576163
2012-03-31	Auction Guruz Inc.	002082073
2012-03-31	Axiom Print & Graphic Design Inc.	001191776
2012-03-31	B-Seen Design Group Inc.	001091036
2012-03-31	Brenway Telemarketing Inc.	000708153
2012-03-31	Bruzach Corporation	001574967
2012-03-31	Byte Corp Inc.	001117413
2012-03-31	Caffeine Studio Inc.	002100342
2012-03-31	Canada Impex Co. Ltd.	001032134
2012-03-31	Car-Net Canada Inc.	001320916
2012-03-31	Castlemore Air Systems Ltd.	002086049
2012-03-31	Cgk Auto Collision Inc.	001638390
2012-03-31	Church Fine Foods Inc.	001006328
2012-03-31	City Wireless Inc.	001602657
2012-03-31	D N G Truck & Trailor Repair Inc.	000893155
2012-03-31	Dardanelles Holdings Limited	000546632
2012-03-31	Datapro Computers Inc.	001235382
2012-03-31	Dave’s Diner Ltd.	001711782
2012-03-31	Del-Mar Food Services Limited	000278419
2012-03-31	Delphinus Auto Inc.	001538389
2012-03-31	Dolcom Developments Inc.	002084583
2012-03-31	Dthree Inc.	002077250
2012-03-31	Eco Acor Travel Services Inc.	001045177
2012-03-31	Faith & Glory Tattoo Co. Inc.	002083360
2012-03-31	Footpath Productions Inc.	001684198
2012-03-31	Frameworks Custom Builders Inc.	002069560
2012-03-31	Golden Tureen Incorporated	000477491
2012-03-31	Grow Property Maintenance Inc.	002086397
2012-03-31	Gypsy (Queen) Inc.	001144142
2012-03-31	Hanen Corporation	001671067
2012-03-31	Hessels Consulting Ltd.	001621320
2012-03-31	Image Stream International Inc.	000987954
2012-03-31	Industrial Process Innovations Inc.	001293074
2012-03-31	Innisfree Bed & Breakfast Ltd.	001337288
2012-03-31	Jil Outgrowth Inc.	001228054
2012-03-31	Jmr Maintenance Inc.	002088945
2012-03-31	Jrb Design-Build Gp-Uoc Ltd.	002033800
2012-03-31	Krypton Entertainment Corporation	001434446
2012-03-31	L.M.W.J. Construction Co. Ltd.	001336946
2012-03-31	Learnteam Inc.	001054040
2012-03-31	Les Residences Alexandre Tache (Hull) Inc.	000652724
2012-03-31	Loyens Contracting Inc.	001123508
2012-03-31	M J R Services Inc.	002068602
2012-03-31	Maike Stahmer Interior Design Limited	000294100
2012-03-31	Mcrae Motors Inc.	000996993
2012-03-31	Measuredmarkets Inc.	001234489
2012-03-31	Millenium Paper Converters Inc.	001286622
2012-03-31	Mississauga Vacuum Metalizing Limited	001103655
2012-03-31	Mitronics Corporation	000586101
2012-03-31	Mj Holdings Inc.	001367307
2012-03-31	Neelholm Investments Ltd.	001300016
2012-03-31	Oakridge Fine Homes Inc.	001645421
2012-03-31	Organic Resource Technologies International Inc.	001247450
2012-03-31	Origin Strategy Inc.	000810601
2012-03-31	Outdoor Excitement Ltd.	001298123
2012-03-31	P. T. Connolly Trucking Inc.	001654018
2012-03-31	Plains Road Variety Limited	000214788
2012-03-31	Plastics Processing Solutions Inc.	001314624
2012-03-31	Pop N’ Juice Inc.	001487980
2012-03-31	Professional Home Gas Services Ltd.	001588548
2012-03-31	Punkinfair Inc.	001364923
2012-03-31	Ray’s Iron Horse Of Ontario Inc.	002113933
2012-03-31	Regal Aluminum Systems Inc.	002031312
2012-03-31	Resort Management Systems Inc.	001022176
2012-03-31	Rna Group Limited	001537175
2012-03-31	S & N Transportation Services Inc.	001545333
2012-03-31	Shoreway Enterprises Inc.	001658227
2012-03-31	Sierra Consulting Group Corporation	001596130
2012-03-31	Smithyman Group Incorporated	002100765
2012-03-31	Sopranos Pizza (Hazeldean) Inc.	001577877
2012-03-31	Sound Master Disc Jockey Service Inc.	000981665
2012-03-31	Teralex Inc.	001344805
2012-03-31	The Corner Pub Of Cornwall Inc.	001650306
2012-03-31	The Home Of The Three Little Pigs Inc.	000423136
2012-03-31	True Interactive Entertainment Limited	002081299
2012-03-31	Urban Pulse Laser Clinic Inc.	001685302
2012-03-31	Wuj Enterprises Inc.	001349755
2012-03-31	Wyldewood Catering Inc.	001436885
2012-03-31	Xeelogs International Inc.	001556312
2012-03-31	Zap’s Auto Glass Ltd.	000539858
2012-03-31	1013605 Ontario Inc.	001013605
2012-03-31	1020116 Ontario Inc.	001020116
2012-03-31	1091156 Ontario Inc.	001091156
2012-03-31	1112277 Ontario Ltd.	001112277
2012-03-31	1113656 Ontario Inc.	001113656
2012-03-31	1138580 Ontario Inc.	001138580
2012-03-31	1154120 Ontario Inc.	001154120
2012-03-31	1230296 Ontario Inc.	001230296
2012-03-31	1242570 Ontario Inc.	001242570
2012-03-31	1284376 Ontario Inc.	001284376
2012-03-31	1370254 Ontario Inc.	001370254
2012-03-31	1379517 Ontario Inc.	001379517
2012-03-31	1386830 Ontario Inc.	001386830
2012-03-31	1388642 Ontario Limited	001388642
2012-03-31	1399566 Ontario Inc.	001399566
2012-03-31	1408416 Ontario Inc.	001408416
2012-03-31	1453229 Ontario Limited	001453229
2012-03-31	1471337 Ontario Inc.	001471337
2012-03-31	1471650 Ontario Inc.	001471650
2012-03-31	1525924 Ontario Inc.	001525924
2012-03-31	1556945 Ontario Inc.	001556945
2012-03-31	1571731 Ontario Inc.	001571731
2012-03-31	1589314 Ontario Limited	001589314
2012-03-31	1626760 Ontario Inc.	001626760
2012-03-31	1630643 Ontario Inc.	001630643
2012-03-31	1639226 Ontario Inc.	001639226
2012-03-31	1667026 Ontario Inc.	001667026
2012-03-31	2003251 Ontario Inc.	002003251
2012-03-31	2016908 Ontario Inc.	002016908
2012-03-31	2074163 Ontario Inc.	002074163
2012-03-31	2094308 Ontario Inc.	002094308
2012-03-31	2094633 Ontario Limited	002094633
2012-03-31	21, Communication Arts Consortium Inc	000901303
2012-03-31	685010 Ontario Limited	000685010
2012-03-31	821233 Ontario Inc.	000821233
2012-03-31	874908 Ontario Limited	000874908
2012-03-31	942284 Ontario Inc.	000942284
2012-03-31	996809 Ontario Inc.	000996809

Katherine M. Murray
Director, Ministry of Government Services
(145-G125)

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
2012-03-05	Action Auctioneering Inc	000912653
2012-03-05	Affordable Automotive Repairs Brampton Ltd.	001093664
2012-03-05	Alumiprime Windows Limited	001043599
2012-03-05	Applied Innovations Educational Services Ltd.	001217519
2012-03-05	Asylum Photography Inc.	001068616
2012-03-05	Bay Street Exec Corp.	002109249
2012-03-05	Bestsellers Ltd.	000847784
2012-03-05	Binco Resources Corporation	001170487
2012-03-05	Brasserie Royan Inc.	002030833
2012-03-05	Canmine Resources Corporation	001347411
2012-03-05	Creighton Taekwon-Do Inc.	000888018
2012-03-05	D.C.L. Express Ltd.	001706351
2012-03-05	D’arcy Mcguire Music Inc.	001689822
2012-03-05	Dakota Corporate Management Services Ltd.	002037948
2012-03-05	Dibella, Belogus, Laird Inc.	001335082
2012-03-05	Drapery Drapery Inc.	000854807
2012-03-05	E. Belluz & Son Tile & Marble Ltd.	000737109
2012-03-05	Eagle Contracting (2000) Inc.	000990033
2012-03-05	Farzad Catering Inc.	001677323
2012-03-05	Gatherant Sales Solutions Inc.	001600953
2012-03-05	Golden Gate Funds (Ii) Inc.	002092352
2012-03-05	Grand Vista Properties Limited	000301592
2012-03-05	Grange Roofing Ltd.	000655936
2012-03-05	Hurama Company Limited	000289856
2012-03-05	Inder Trucking Inc.	002070782
2012-03-05	Ipayguard Corporation	002084031
2012-03-05	James E. Mclellan Holdings Inc.	001266295
2012-03-05	King Louis Masonry Ltd.	000601968
2012-03-05	Kubbie Construction Inc.	001505179
2012-03-05	Limtor Limited	000399918
2012-03-05	Luckino Alternative Furniture Inc.	001425344
2012-03-05	Macrich Holdings Ltd.	001689596
2012-03-05	Miami Sun Tanning Corporation	001670698
2012-03-05	Moolah Inc.	001528586
2012-03-05	Nasa Windows & Doors Inc.	001134042
2012-03-05	Novter Solutions Inc.	001654611
2012-03-05	Now & Then Books Inc.	001543425
2012-03-05	Ray’s Trophies & Sports Ltd.	000360694
2012-03-05	Rexdale General Contracting Ltd.	001691114
2012-03-05	Royal Steel Buildings Inc.	001199896
2012-03-05	S.M.C. Trucking Inc.	001304826
2012-03-05	Sissinghurst Ltd.	000850975
2012-03-05	Sixty-Six On Brock Inc.	001608203
2012-03-05	The Craft Corp.	001368117
2012-03-05	Toplus Inc.	001706128
2012-03-05	Trademark Entertainment North Inc.	002039716
2012-03-05	Triple Sensation I Productions Inc.	002111504
2012-03-05	Tux Fine Cars Inc.	001657813
2012-03-05	Vala Tile Supply & Drapery Limited	000429182
2012-03-05	Vespa Holdings Limited	001275174
2012-03-05	Water 4 All Inc.	002107893
2012-03-05	1014512 Ontario Inc.	001014512
2012-03-05	1016765 Ontario Limited	001016765
2012-03-05	1036047 Ontario Ltd.	001036047
2012-03-05	1074147 Ontario Inc	001074147
2012-03-05	1078478 Ontario Inc.	001078478
2012-03-05	1083296 Ontario Inc.	001083296
2012-03-05	1096673 Ontario Inc.	001096673
2012-03-05	1106742 Ontario Inc.	001106742
2012-03-05	1107424 Ontario Limited	001107424
2012-03-05	1112671 Ontario Limited	001112671
2012-03-05	1125829 Ontario Inc.	001125829
2012-03-05	1131909 Ontario Ltd.	001131909
2012-03-05	1168032 Ontario Limited	001168032
2012-03-05	1178618 Ontario Inc.	001178618
2012-03-05	1190707 Ontario Inc.	001190707
2012-03-05	1207106 Ontario Limited	001207106
2012-03-05	1209201 Ontario Inc.	001209201
2012-03-05	1230602 Ontario Inc.	001230602
2012-03-05	1249142 Ontario Inc.	001249142
2012-03-05	1264432 Ontario Inc.	001264432
2012-03-05	1266875 Ontario Ltd.	001266875
2012-03-05	1286023 Ontario Limited	001286023
2012-03-05	1288250 Ontario Inc.	001288250
2012-03-05	1304911 Ontario Inc	001304911
2012-03-05	1307770 Ontario Inc.	001307770
2012-03-05	1314403 Ontario Ltd.	001314403
2012-03-05	1323946 Ontario Inc.	001323946
2012-03-05	1330725 Ontario Inc.	001330725
2012-03-05	1343623 Ontario Inc.	001343623
2012-03-05	1359661 Ontario Corporation	001359661
2012-03-05	1362999 Ontario Ltd.	001362999
2012-03-05	1364772 Ontario Limited	001364772
2012-03-05	1420929 Ontario Inc.	001420929
2012-03-05	1446928 Ontario Inc.	001446928
2012-03-05	1453454 Ontario Inc.	001453454
2012-03-05	1457223 Ontario Limited	001457223
2012-03-05	1477834 Ontario Inc.	001477834
2012-03-05	1524094 Ontario Incorporated	001524094
2012-03-05	1529369 Ontario Inc.	001529369
2012-03-05	1555809 Ontario Inc.	001555809
2012-03-05	1569717 Ontario Inc.	001569717
2012-03-05	1581317 Ontario Inc.	001581317
2012-03-05	1588468 Ontario Inc.	001588468
2012-03-05	1588488 Ontario Inc.	001588488
2012-03-05	1593798 Ontario Inc.	001593798
2012-03-05	1641422 Ontario Inc.	001641422
2012-03-05	1644469 Ontario Limited	001644469
2012-03-05	1667755 Ontario Inc.	001667755
2012-03-05	1677183 Ontario Ltd.	001677183
2012-03-05	1688708 Ontario Limited	001688708
2012-03-05	2015679 Ontario Inc.	002015679
2012-03-05	2125883 Ontario Limited	002125883
2012-03-05	465696 Ontario Inc.	000465696
2012-03-05	515592 Ontario Inc.	000515592
2012-03-05	531892 Ontario Ltd.	000531892
2012-03-05	656076 Ontario Limited	000656076
2012-03-05	826312 Ontario Ltd.	000826312
2012-03-05	837760 Ontario Inc.	000837760
2012-03-05	883528 Ontario Inc.	000883528
2012-03-05	891996 Ontario Limited	000891996
2012-03-05	939751 Ontario Limited	000939751
2012-03-05	972104 Ontario Limited	000972104
2012-03-05	980273 Ontario Inc.	000980273

Katherine M. Murray
Director, Ministry of Government Services
(145-G126)

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
2012-02-09	Alphadog Services Incorporated	001818883
2012-02-09	Bbrp Consulting Inc.	002134076
2012-02-09	Brymore Inc.	000600740
2012-02-09	Cottage Life Inc.	002086498
2012-02-09	Erie Service And Supply Ltd.	001111943
2012-02-09	H & P Fine Foods Ltd.	001548993
2012-02-09	Huard Electric Limited	000361939
2012-02-09	Jdd Plumbing Ltd.	001322601
2012-02-09	Les Whent Transportation Inc.	001358992
2012-02-09	Mar-Car Floor Finishing Ltd.	000453585
2012-02-09	Prithu Consulting Inc.	002184963
2012-02-09	True Content Media Inc.	002075948
2012-02-09	Water Flow Dynamics Inc.	001142443
2012-02-09	Yoojin Construction Corp.	002020640
2012-02-09	1358993 Ontario Inc.	001358993
2012-02-09	1413030 Ontario Inc.	001413030
2012-02-09	1652012 Ontario Ltd.	001652012
2012-02-09	967139 Ontario Inc.	000967139
2012-02-09	977319 Ontario Inc.	000977319
2012-02-14	Jaspal Transport Ltd.	001076604
2012-02-15	A&A Contracting Inc.	001297865
2012-02-15	Corkery Firewood Incorporated	001197662
2012-02-15	Crystal View Plastics Inc.	001266876
2012-02-15	D&R Scaffold Ltd.	001657477
2012-02-15	Goodnight Vienna Antiques Etc Ltd.	002146210
2012-02-15	Grandview Management Limited	002010016
2012-02-15	Great Lakes Fire Safety Of Canada Inc.	001818759
2012-02-15	Green Garden Kitchen Inc.	001712860
2012-02-15	Hong & Dinh Enterprises Incorporated	001808888
2012-02-15	Kai Manufacturing Inc.	001745425
2012-02-15	Mustang Aviation Inc.	000861251
2012-02-15	Noesis Inc.	000634616
2012-02-15	Ora Communications Inc.	001634734
2012-02-15	Orta Technical Incorporated	000875715
2012-02-15	Qsr Group Iii Limited	001356289
2012-02-15	Scholars Academy Tutoring Inc.	002017600
2012-02-15	Sodhi Dentistry Professional Corporation	002287799
2012-02-15	Titanium Motors Canada Inc.	001013101
2012-02-15	Tvm Port Hope Ii Inc.	002220227
2012-02-15	Walking In Comfort Shoe Store Inc.	001434017
2012-02-15	1120684 Ontario Inc.	001120684
2012-02-15	1171873 Ontario Inc.	001171873
2012-02-15	1384916 Ontario Limited	001384916
2012-02-15	1411210 Ontario Limited	001411210
2012-02-15	1501828 Ontario Inc.	001501828
2012-02-15	1682849 Ontario Ltd.	001682849
2012-02-15	1690689 Ontario Limited	001690689
2012-02-15	1709387 Ontario Ltd.	001709387
2012-02-15	1723250 Ontario Limited	001723250
2012-02-15	1785793 Ontario Inc.	001785793
2012-02-15	2003896 Ontario Inc.	002003896
2012-02-15	2038168 Ontario Inc.	002038168
2012-02-15	2142081 Ontario Inc.	002142081
2012-02-15	791641 Ontario Limited	000791641
2012-02-15	844283 Ontario Limited	000844283
2012-02-15	954595 Ontario Inc.	000954595
2012-02-15	988662 Ontario Inc.	000988662
2012-02-16	A.I.P. Sales Incorporated	000904508
2012-02-16	Becoming Human Pictures Inc.	001704957
2012-02-16	Bengoa Investments Limited	000104471
2012-02-16	Brar Fast Freight Inc.	002261673
2012-02-16	Dunn & Wright Holdings Ltd.	001477154
2012-02-16	Dunnville Investment Ltd	000689869
2012-02-16	Fodor Rr Limited	000972175
2012-02-16	Frontline Plumbing & Heating Inc.	001737502
2012-02-16	Giant Leap International Inc.	001744755
2012-02-16	Holus Systems Solutions Inc.	000540227
2012-02-16	J.A.C.E. Trucking Inc.	002258728
2012-02-16	K.B. Deli Limited	000631844
2012-02-16	M & J Property Management Ltd.	001494262
2012-02-16	Mangat & Virk Law Professional Corporation	001816991
2012-02-16	Memory Lane Videography & Photography Inc.	002164671
2012-02-16	Omx Freight Systems Ltd.	002157871
2012-02-16	Ottawa Custom Motors Inc.	001702531
2012-02-16	Power Tax Accounting (Canada) Inc.	001686900
2012-02-16	Sigi Vogel Property Maintenance Services Ltd.	001271972
2012-02-16	Solid Restoration Ltd.	001792143
2012-02-16	Techsense Management Inc.	002113781
2012-02-16	Track Trade Marketing Specialists Inc.	001647950
2012-02-16	Tuscany Glen Home Corp.	001553470
2012-02-16	1136154 Ontario Inc.	001136154
2012-02-16	1517967 Ontario Inc.	001517967
2012-02-16	2221739 Ontario Inc.	002221739
2012-02-17	A C Mastic Limited	001695007
2012-02-17	Ascent Management Inc.	002135735
2012-02-17	D.R. Drafting Services (Ontario) Inc.	001656799
2012-02-17	Employ Me Technical Training Services Inc.	001313182
2012-02-17	Hillen Incorporated	001307765
2012-02-17	Tigreen Technologies Inc.	001653568
2012-02-17	1197761 Ontario Inc.	001197761
2012-02-17	2072368 Ontario Inc.	002072368
2012-02-17	2088420 Ontario Inc.	002088420
2012-02-17	2142486 Ontario Inc.	002142486
2012-02-21	Advanced Chilling Technologies Ltd.	001731291
2012-02-21	All Draft Guys Services Ltd.	001731292
2012-02-21	All-Star Pitchers Inc.	001194834
2012-02-21	An-Per Consulting Ltd.	001128985
2012-02-21	Azzurri Enterprises Inc.	001098712
2012-02-21	Barlo Holdings Company Inc.	001257060
2012-02-21	Distinction General Contractors Inc.	001783538
2012-02-21	East Credit Development Corp.	000667358
2012-02-21	Elizee Beauty Salon Ltd.	001822642
2012-02-21	Entendu Enterprises Inc.	000738576
2012-02-21	Gideon Productions Canada Inc.	002239906
2012-02-21	Home Ice Corporation	002217346
2012-02-21	Kiwant Manors Limited	000113154
2012-02-21	Nature’s Aesthetics Inc.	002000027
2012-02-21	Patrimoney Investments Ltd.	001393421
2012-02-21	Pllush Designs Inc.	001261247
2012-02-21	Pro Line Electric Ltd.	002183818
2012-02-21	Quest Limited	001310150
2012-02-21	Ramnik Leasing Inc.	002218520
2012-02-21	Rekla Photo Limited	000877251
2012-02-21	Rw Retail Inc.	002146318
2012-02-21	Sable Books Ltd.	001635833
2012-02-21	Schedopt Inc.	001798558
2012-02-21	Silverstar Fashion Accessories Inc.	001758900
2012-02-21	Skylink Jets Inc.	001718004
2012-02-21	Tms Technical Inc.	002046964
2012-02-21	Trang Technology Inc.	001434482
2012-02-21	Zizi Trattoria (Toronto) Ltd.	002022790
2012-02-21	1014530 Ontario Ltd.	001014530
2012-02-21	1141523 Ontario Limited	001141523
2012-02-21	1146461 Ontario Inc.	001146461
2012-02-21	1227928 Ontario Inc.	001227928
2012-02-21	1417353 Ontario Inc.	001417353
2012-02-21	1519785 Ontario Ltd.	001519785
2012-02-21	1571434 Ontario Ltd.	001571434
2012-02-21	1706710 Ontario Inc.	001706710
2012-02-21	1815269 Ontario Ltd.	001815269
2012-02-22	Alive Controls Ltd.	001190439
2012-02-22	Asemic Enterprises Limited	001010760
2012-02-22	Chiffeng Corporation	000956101
2012-02-22	Cns Computer Systems Inc.	000669060
2012-02-22	Febit International Money Inc.	002298726
2012-02-22	Fletcher Bay Consulting Inc.	001597586
2012-02-22	Global Car Carrier Corp.	001544491
2012-02-22	Group Woodworkers Ltd.	000466633
2012-02-22	L.C. Contracting Inc.	001752136
2012-02-22	Maria Sweets Inc.	001466470
2012-02-22	Pcb Design Partner Inc.	001803786
2012-02-22	Phillip J. Witton Consultants Inc.	002020903
2012-02-22	Rural Carriage Supplies Inc.	000572749
2012-02-22	Vendor Developments Inc.	001080248
2012-02-22	Weldassure Inc.	001392781
2012-02-22	1156515 Ontario Inc.	001156515
2012-02-22	1510132 Ontario Inc.	001510132
2012-02-22	1565380 Ontario Limited	001565380
2012-02-22	1646807 Ontario Ltd.	001646807
2012-02-22	2100092 Ontario Inc.	002100092
2012-02-22	2184480 Ontario Ltd.	002184480
2012-02-23	2261139 Ontario Corporation	002261139
2012-02-24	Master Spas Of Ontario Inc.	001565768
2012-02-27	Yol-Ros Investments Limited	000090609
2012-02-27	1734142 Ontario Ltd.	001734142
2012-02-27	1764209 Ontario Inc.	001764209
2012-03-01	H. C. S. Consulting Ltd.	001218825
2012-03-01	1386972 Ontario Inc.	001386972
2012-03-01	2134188 Ontario Inc.	002134188
2012-03-01	771737 Ontario Inc.	000771737
2012-03-03	Developpements Yva Rio Inc.	002135495
2012-03-05	M. Grenier Pharmacy Services Ltd.	001678816
2012-03-05	1231440 Ontario Ltd.	001231440
2012-03-05	2073939 Ontario Inc.	002073939
2012-03-05	5^Th Generation Technologies Inc.	001186660
2012-03-06	Jhankar Incorporated	000279980
2012-03-06	Msr Security Group Ltd.	001705646
2012-03-06	897486 Ontario Inc.	000897486
2012-03-07	Rezansoff Enterprises Limited	001419602
2012-03-08	Astech International Inc.	002085430
2012-03-08	Bruce Anderson Trucking Inc.	001600980
2012-03-08	Code Warriors It Solutions Inc.	002200540
2012-03-08	E Cables Etc. Inc.	001433860
2012-03-08	Enterprise Systems Consultants Inc.	001667896
2012-03-08	It Profiles Ltd.	001503732
2012-03-08	Jules Enterprises Inc.	001403162
2012-03-08	Kemitec Services Inc.	000833572
2012-03-08	Kidsartsmart Inc.	001425390
2012-03-08	Midor Distributors Inc.	000800985
2012-03-08	Negociante Canada Inc.	002112653
2012-03-08	Polar Bear Heating & Air Ltd.	001757269
2012-03-08	Vision Fiberoptic Inc.	001477049
2012-03-08	1354846 Ontario Inc.	001354846
2012-03-08	1550833 Ontario Inc.	001550833
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2012-03-09	Armac Trucking Inc.	000271502
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2012-03-09	Boston House Inc.	000724386
2012-03-09	Ekjot Inc.	002184510
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2012-03-09	Isaac Developments Inc.	000808369
2012-03-09	Kimmie Consulting Inc.	002125525
2012-03-09	Konbek Trade Inc.	001864641
2012-03-09	Link Transport Inc.	001614035
2012-03-09	New Online Trading Ltd.	002291910
2012-03-09	North Star Capital Management Limited	002148447
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Katherine M. Murray
Director, Ministry of Government Services
(145-G127)

Ontario Energy Board

Amendments to the Unit Sub-Metering Code

Note: The text of the amendments is set out in italics below, for identification only.

Section 1.2.1 of the Unit Sub-Metering Code is amended to include the following definitions in the appropriate locations based on alphabetical order:

"eligible low-income consumer" means:
1. a residential electricity consumer who has a pre-tax household income at or below the pre-tax Low Income Cut-Off, according to Statistics Canada, plus 15%, taking into account family size and community size, as qualified by a Social Service Agency or Government Agency; or
2. a residential electricity consumer who has been qualified for Emergency Financial Assistance;
"Emergency Financial Assistance" means any Board-approved emergency financial assistance program made available by a distributor to eligible low-income residential consumers;

"load control device" means a load limiter, timed load interrupter or similar device that limits or interrupts normal electricity service;

"load limiter device" means a device that will allow a consumer to run a small number of electrical items in his or her premises at any given time, and if the consumer exceeds the limit of the load limiter, then the device will interrupt the power until it is reset;

"Social Service Agency or Government Agency" means:
1. a social service agency or government agency that partners with a given distributor to assess eligibility for Emergency Financial Assistance; or
2. a social service agency or government agency that assesses eligibility for other energy financial assistance or low-income financial assistance programs, and partners with a given distributor to qualify consumers for eligibility under this Code;
"timed load interrupter device" means a device that will completely interrupt the consumer’s electricity intermittently for periods of time and allows full load capacity outside of the time periods that the electricity is interrupted;
Section 1.3 of the Unit Sub-Metering Code is amended by adding the following new sections:
1. 1. 1. For the purposes of the definition of "eligible low-income consumer" in section 1.2.1 of this Code, a residential electricity consumer who has been qualified as an eligible low-income consumer shall remain an eligible low-income consumer for a period of 2 years from the date on which he or she was so qualified.
    2. A consumer shall be treated as an eligible low-income consumer for the purposes of this Code once the consumer has been qualified as an eligible low-income consumer according to the definition in section 1.2.1 of this Code or has identified himself or herself as provided under section 1.3.2 of this Code.
Section 1.5 of the Unit Sub-Metering Code is amended by adding the following new section:
1. 1. 1. The amendments to this Code made by the Board on March 15, 2012 will come into force on March 15, 2013.
Section 4.1.3 of the Unit Sub-Metering Code is amended by adding the phrase “in the case of a residential consumer or 5 years in the case of a non-residential consumer” immediately after the words “a good payment history of 1 year”.
Section 4.1.4 of the Unit Sub-Metering Code is amended by:
1. adding a "," and deleting the word "or" immediately after the phrase "more than one pre‑authorized payment to the unit sub-meter provider has been returned for insufficient funds"; and
2. adding the phrase “or the unit sub-meter provider had to apply a security deposit in accordance with section 4.1.18 and required the consumer to repay the security deposit in accordance with section 4.1.19” immediately after the words “a disconnect / collect trip has occurred”.
Section 4.1 of the Unit Sub-Metering Code is amended by adding the following new sections immediately after section 4.1.5:

4.1.5A When issuing a bill for a security deposit in accordance with section 4.1.3, the unit sub-meter provider shall advise a residential consumer that the security deposit requirement will be waived for an eligible low-income consumer provided that such a consumer contacts the unit sub-meter provider and thereafter confirms his or her low-income eligibility. The unit sub-meter provider shall notify the consumer by means of a bill insert, bill message, letter or outgoing telephone message and shall include the unit sub-meter provider’s contact information where the consumer can obtain further information and a referral to a Social Service Agency or Government Agency to review the consumer’s low-income eligibility.

4.1.5B Where a unit sub-meter provider is advised by a Social Service Agency or a Government Agency that the agency is assessing the consumer for eligibility as a low-income consumer, the due date for payment of the security deposit shall be extended for at least 21 days pending the eligibility decision of the Social Service Agency or Government Agency.

4.1.5C A unit sub-meter provider shall not collect a security deposit from a consumer who has been qualified as an eligible low-income consumer and requests a waiver under section 4.1.5A.
Section 4.1.8 of the Unit Sub-Metering Code is amended by adding the phrase “, other than a residential electricity consumer,” immediately after the phrase “Where a consumer”.
Section 4.1.10 of the Unit Sub-Metering Code is amended by adding the word "residential" immediately after the phrase "The form of payment of a security deposit for a".
Section 4.1 of the Unit Sub-Metering Code is amended by adding the following new section immediately after section 4.1.10:

4.1.10A The form of payment of a security deposit for a non-residential consumer shall be cash, cheque or an automatically renewing, irrevocable letter of credit from a bank as defined in the Bank Act, S.C. 1991, c. 46 at the discretion of the consumer. The unit sub-meter provider may also accept other forms of security such as surety bonds and third party guarantees.
Section 4.1 of the Unit Sub-Metering Code is amended by adding the following new section immediately after section 4.1.11:

4.1.11A Despite section 4.1.11, a unit sub-meter provider shall permit a residential consumer to provide a security deposit in equal installments paid over a period of at least 6 months, including where a new security deposit is required due to the unit sub-meter provider having applied the existing security deposit against amounts owing under section 4.1.18. A consumer may elect to pay the security deposit over a shorter period of time.
Section 4.1.13 of the Unit Sub-Metering Code is amended by adding the phrase "or 4.1.5C" immediately after the phrase "paying a security deposit under 4.1.3".
Section 4.1 of the Unit Sub-Metering Code is amended by adding the following new section immediately after section 4.1.13:

4.1.13A For the purposes of section 4.1.13, where a residential consumer has paid a security deposit in installments, a unit sub-meter provider shall conduct a review of the consumer’s security deposit in the calendar year in which the anniversary of the first installment occurs and thereafter at the next review as required by this Code.
Section 4.1.14 of the Unit Sub-Metering Code is amended by adding the phrase "or 4.1.5C" immediately after the phrase "would be exempt from paying a security deposit under section 4.1.3".
Section 4.1 of the Unit Sub-Metering Code is amended by adding the following new sections immediately after section 4.1.14:

4.1.14A For the purposes of section 4.1.14, where a residential consumer has paid a security deposit in installments, the consumer shall not be entitled to request a review of the security deposit until 12 months after the first installment was paid.

4.1.14B A unit sub-meter provider shall give notice to all residential consumers, at least annually, that any residential consumer that qualifies as an eligible low-income consumer may request and receive a refund of any security deposit previously paid to the unit sub-meter provider by the consumer, after application of the security deposit to any outstanding arrears on the consumer’s account.

4.1.14C Where an eligible low-income consumer requests refund of a security deposit previously paid to a unit sub-meter provider by the consumer, the unit sub-meter provider shall advise the consumer within 10 days of the request that the balance remaining after application of the security deposit to any outstanding arrears will be credited to his or her account where the remaining amount is less than one month’s average billing or, where the remaining amount is equal to or greater than one month’s average billing, the consumer may elect to receive the refund by cheque and the unit sub-meter provider shall issue a cheque within 11 days of the consumer requesting payment by cheque.
Section 4.1.15 of the Unit Sub-Metering Code is amended by adding the following sentence after the first sentence:

Despite section 4.1.11, where the unit sub-meter provider determines in conducting a review under section 4.1.13 or 4.1.14 that the maximum amount of the security deposit is to be adjusted upward, the unit sub-meter provider may require the consumer to pay this additional amount at the same time as that consumer’s next regular bill comes due.
Section 4.1 of the Unit Sub-Metering Code is amended by adding the following new section immediately after section 4.1.15:

4.1.15A Despite section 4.1.15, where a residential electricity consumer is required to adjust the security deposit upwards, a unit sub-meter provider shall permit the consumer to pay the adjustment amount in equal installments paid over a period of at least 6 months. A consumer may elect to pay the security deposit over a shorter period of time.
Section 4.1.17 of the Unit Sub-Metering Code is amended by adding “Despite sections 4.1.13, 4.1.14, 4.1.15, and 4.1.16,” at the start of the paragraph and replacing the capital "W" with a lower case "w".
Section 4.1 of the Unit Sub-Metering Code is amended by adding the following new sections immediately after section 4.1.17:
1. 1. 1. A unit sub-meter provider shall not issue a disconnection notice to a residential consumer for non-payment unless the unit sub-meter provider has first applied any security deposit held on account for the consumer against any amounts owing at that time and the security deposit was insufficient to cover the total amount owing.
    2. Where a unit sub-meter provider applies all or part of a security deposit to offset amounts owing by a residential consumer under section 4.1.18, the unit sub-meter provider may request that the consumer repay the amount of the security deposit that was so applied. The unit sub-meter provider shall allow the residential consumer to repay the security deposit in installments in accordance with section 4.1.11A.
The Unit Sub-Metering Code is amended by adding the following new sections immediately after section 4.2.5:

4.2.5A A unit sub-meter provider that intends to disconnect, pursuant to section 31 of the Electricity Act, the property of a residential consumer for non-payment shall send or deliver a disconnection notice to the consumer that contains, at a minimum, the following information:
1. the date on which the disconnection notice was printed by the unit sub-meter provider;
2. the earliest and latest dates on which disconnection may occur, in accordance with sections 4.2.5C and 4.2.6;
3. the amount that is then overdue for payment, including all applicable late payment and other charges associated with non-payment to that date;
4. the amount of any service charge(s) that may apply if disconnection occurs, and the circumstances in which each of these charges is payable;
5. the forms of payment that the consumer may use to pay all amounts that are identified as overdue in the disconnection notice, including any method of payment that the unit sub-meter provider ordinarily accepts and which can be verified within the time period remaining before disconnection;
6. the time period during which any given form of payment listed under paragraph (e) will be accepted by the unit sub-meter provider;
7. that a disconnection may take place whether or not the consumer is at the premises;
8. that, where applicable, the disconnection may occur without attendance at the consumer’s premises;
9. that a Board-prescribed standard arrears management program may be available to all residential consumers, along with contact information for the unit sub-meter provider where the consumer can obtain further information;
10. that the following additional assistance may be available to an eligible low-income consumer, along with contact information for the unit sub-meter provider or distributor, as applicable, where the consumer can obtain further information about the additional assistance:
  1. a Board-prescribed arrears management program, and other expanded consumer service provisions, specifically for eligible low-income consumers; and
  2. a Board-approved Emergency Financial Assistance program administered through a Social Service Agency or Government Agency;
11. that the unit sub-meter provider may install a load control device at the consumer’s premises in lieu of disconnection; and
12. any additional option(s) that the unit sub-meter provider chooses, in its discretion, to offer to the consumer to avoid disconnection and the deadline for the consumer to avail himself or herself of such option(s).
4.2.5B A unit sub-meter provider that sends or delivers to a consumer a disconnection notice, pursuant to section 31(2) of the Electricity Act, for non-payment shall not include that notice in the same envelope as a bill or any other documentation emanating from the unit sub-meter provider.

4.2.5C A unit sub-meter provider shall, at the request of a residential consumer, send a copy of any disconnection notice issued to the consumer for non-payment to a third party designated by the consumer for that purpose provided that the request is made no later than the last day of the applicable minimum notice period set out in section 4.2.6. In such a case:
1. the unit sub-meter provider shall notify the third party that the third party is not, unless otherwise agreed with the unit sub-meter provider, responsible for the payment of any charges for the provision of electricity service in relation to the consumer’s property; and
2. the rules set out in sections 4.5.4 and 4.5.11 shall apply, with such modifications as the context may require, for the purposes of determining the date of receipt of the disconnection notice by the third party.
4.2.5D A residential consumer may, at any time prior to disconnection, designate a third party to also receive any future notice of disconnection and the unit sub-meter provider shall send notice of disconnection to such third party.

4.2.5E A unit sub-meter provider shall accept electronic mail (e-mail) or telephone communications from the consumer for purposes of section 4.2.5D.

4.2.5F A disconnection notice issued for non-payment shall expire on the date that is 11 days from the last day of the applicable minimum notice period referred to in section 4.2.6, determined in accordance with the rules set out in section 4.5.11. A unit sub-meter provider may not thereafter disconnect the property of the consumer for non-payment unless the unit sub-meter provider issues a new disconnection notice in accordance with section 4.2.5A.

4.2.5G A unit sub-meter provider shall make reasonable efforts to contact, in person or by telephone, a residential consumer to whom the unit sub-meter provider has issued a disconnection notice for non-payment at least 48 hours prior to the scheduled date of disconnection. At that time, the unit sub-meter provider shall:
1. advise the consumer of the scheduled date for disconnection;
2. advise the consumer that a disconnection may take place whether or not the consumer is at the premises;
3. where applicable, advise the consumer that the disconnection may occur without attendance at the consumer’s premises;
4. advise the consumer of the forms of payment that the consumer may use to pay all amounts that are identified as overdue in the disconnection notice, including any method of payment that the unit sub-meter provider ordinarily accepts and which can be verified within the time period remaining before disconnection; and advise during what hours such payments may be made;
5. advise the consumer that a Board-prescribed standard arrears management program may be available to all residential consumers; the unit sub-meter provider must be prepared to enter into an arrears payment agreement at that time if the consumer is eligible under section 4.6;
6. advise that the following additional assistance may be available to an eligible low-income consumer, along with contact information for the unit sub-meter provider or distributor, as applicable, where the consumer can obtain further information about the additional assistance:
  1. a Board-prescribed arrears management program, and other expanded consumer service provisions, specifically for eligible low-income consumers; and
  2. a Board-approved Emergency Financial Assistance program administered through a Social Service Agency or Government Agency; and
7. advise the consumer of any additional option(s) that the unit sub-meter provider, in its discretion, wishes to offer to the consumer to avoid disconnection.
4.2.5H A unit sub-meter provider shall suspend any disconnection action for a period of 21 days from the date of notification by a Social Service Agency or Government Agency that it is assessing a residential consumer for the purposes of determining whether the consumer is eligible to receive such assistance, provided such notification is made within 10 days from the date on which the disconnection notice is received by the consumer. Where a residential consumer had requested prior to the issuance of the disconnection notice that the unit sub-meter provider also provide a copy of any disconnection notice to a third party, the unit sub-meter provider shall suspend any disconnection action for a period of 21 days from the date of notification by the third party that he, she or it is attempting to arrange assistance with the bill payment, provided such notification is made within 10 days from the date on which the disconnection notice is received by the consumer.

4.2.5I Despite section 4.2.5H, upon notification by a Social Service Agency or Government Agency that a consumer is not eligible to receive such assistance, or if another third party who was considering the provision of bill assistance decides not to proceed, the unit sub-meter provider may continue its disconnection process. Unit sub-meter providers will have up to 11 days to act on the previous disconnection notice and must make a further reasonable effort to contact the consumer in accordance with section 4.2.5G prior to executing disconnection.
Section 4.2.6 of the Unit Sub-Metering Code is deleted and replaced with the following new sections:

4.2.6 A unit sub-meter provider shall not disconnect a consumer for non-payment until the following minimum notice periods have elapsed.
1. 60 days from the date on which the disconnection notice is received by the consumer, in the case of a residential consumer that has provided the unit sub-meter provider with documentation from a physician confirming that disconnection poses a risk of significant adverse effects on the physical health of the consumer or on the physical health of the consumer’s spouse, dependent family member or other person that regularly resides with the consumer; or
2. 10 days from the date on which the disconnection notice is received, in all other cases.
4.2.6A For the purposes of section 4.2.6:
1. where a disconnection notice is sent by mail, the disconnection notice shall be deemed to have been received by the consumer on the third business day after the date on which the notice was printed by the unit sub-meter provider;
2. where a disconnection notice is delivered by personal service, the disconnection notice shall be deemed to have been received by the consumer on the date of delivery;
3. where a disconnection notice is delivered by being posted on the consumer’s property, the disconnection notice shall be deemed to have been received by the consumer on the date of such posting;
4. "spouse" has the meaning given to it in section 29 of the Family Law Act;
5. "dependent family member" means a "dependent" as defined in section 29 of the Family Law Act and also includes a grandparent who, based on need, is financially dependent on the consumer; and
6. the unit sub-meter provider shall apply the rules relating to the computation of time set out in section 4.5.11.
Section 4.2.9(g) of the Unit Sub-Metering Code is amended by an "s" to the word "section" and by adding the phrase "and 4.1.11A" at the end of the section.
Section 4 of the Unit Sub-Metering Code is amended by adding the following new headings and sections immediately after section 4.4.1:
1. 1. Bill Issuance and Payment
    1. A unit sub-meter provider shall include on each bill issued to a consumer the date on which the bill is printed.
    2. Except as otherwise permitted by this Code, a unit sub-meter provider shall not treat a bill issued to a consumer as unpaid, and shall not impose any late payment or other charges associated with non-payment, until the applicable minimum payment period set out in section 4.5.3 has elapsed.
    3. For the purposes of section 4.5.2, the minimum payment period shall be 16 days from the date on which the bill was issued to the consumer.
      
      A unit sub-meter provider may provide for longer minimum payment periods, provided that any such longer minimum payment periods are documented in the unit sub-meter provider’s Conditions of Service.
    4. For the purposes of section 4.5.3, a bill will be deemed to have been issued to a consumer:
      1. if sent by mail, on the third day after the date on which the bill was printed by the unit sub-meter provider;
      2. if made available over the internet, on the date on which an e-mail is sent to the consumer notifying the consumer that the bill is available for viewing over the internet;
      3. if sent by e-mail, on the date on which the e-mail is sent; or
      4. if sent by more than one of the methods listed in paragraphs (a) to (c), on whichever date of deemed issuance occurs last.
    5. A unit sub-meter provider shall apply the following rules for purposes of determining the date on which payment of a bill has been received from a consumer:
      1. if paid by mail, three days prior to the date on which the unit sub-meter provider receives the payment;
      2. if paid at a financial institution or electronically, on the date on which the payment is acknowledged or recorded by the consumer’s financial institution; or
      3. if credit card payment is accepted by the unit sub-meter provider, and if paid by credit card issued by a financial institution, on the date and at the time that the charge is accepted by the financial institution.
    6. Where a bill issued to a residential consumer includes charges for goods or services other than electricity charges, a unit sub-meter provider shall allocate any payment made by the consumer first to the electricity charges and then, if funds are remaining, to the charges for other goods or services.
    7. Section 4.5.6 does not apply to existing joint billing agreements until the renewal date of such agreements or 2 years, whichever comes earlier, and thereafter the provisions of section 4.5.6 will be deemed applicable.
    8. Where payment on account of a bill referred to in section 4.5.6 or 4.5.7 is sufficient to cover electricity charges, security deposits and billing adjustments, the unit sub-meter provider shall not impose late payment charges, issue a disconnection notice or disconnect electricity supply.
    9. Subject to section 4.5.7, where payment on account of a bill referred to in section 4.5.6 or 4.5.7 is not sufficient to cover electricity charges, security deposits and billing adjustments, the unit sub-meter provider shall allocate the payments in the following order: electricity charges as defined in section 4.5.10, payments towards an arrears payment agreement, outstanding security deposit, under-billing adjustments and non-electricity charges.
    10. For the purposes of this section, "electricity charges" are:
      1. charges that appear under the sub-headings "Electricity", "Delivery", "Regulatory Charges" and "Debt Retirement Charge" as described in Ontario Regulation 275/04 (Information on Invoices to Low-volume Consumers of Electricity) made under the Act, and all applicable taxes on those charges;
      2. where applicable, charges prescribed by regulations under section 25.33 of the Electricity Act and all applicable taxes on those charges;
      3. unit sub-metering charges and charges for any associated and ancillary services, including charges for the provision and maintenance of unit sub-meters, late payment charges and other billing and collecting payment services in respect of the electricity consumed by the consumer, and all applicable taxes on those charges; and
      4. such other charges and applicable taxes associated with the consumption of electricity as may be required by law to be included on the bill issued to the consumer or as may be designated by the Board for the purposes of this section, but not including security deposits or amounts owed by a consumer pursuant to an arrears payment agreement or a billing adjustment.
    11. For the purposes of section 4.5, a unit sub-meter provider shall apply the following rules relating to the computation of time:
      1. where there is reference to a number of days between two events, the days shall be counted by excluding the day on which the first event happens and including the day on which the second event happens;
      2. where the time for doing an act expires on a day that is not a business day, the act may be done on the next day that is a business day;
      3. where an act, other than payment by a consumer, occurs on a day that is not a business day, it shall be deemed to have occurred on the next business day;
      4. where an act, other than payment by a consumer, occurs after 5:00 p.m., it shall be deemed to have occurred on the next business day; and
      5. receipt of a payment by a consumer is effective on the date that the payment is made, including payments made after 5:00 p.m.
      For the purposes of this section, a "business day" is any day other than a Saturday or a holiday as defined in section 88 of the Legislation Act, 2006
  2. Arrears Payment Agreements
    1. A unit sub-meter provider shall make available to any residential electricity consumer who is unable to pay his or her outstanding electricity charges, as defined in section 4.5.10, the opportunity to enter into an arrears payment agreement with the unit sub-meter provider. The arrears payment agreement shall include, at a minimum, the terms and conditions specified in sections 4.6.3 - 4.6.16 inclusive.
    2. If a unit sub-meter provider enters into discussions with a residential consumer and offers an arrears agreement but the consumer declines to enter into an arrears agreement, the unit sub-meter provider may proceed with disconnection and is not required to offer an arrears agreement to such a consumer after disconnection.
    3. Before entering into an arrears payment agreement under section 4.6, a unit sub-meter provider shall apply any security deposit held on account of the consumer against any electricity charges owing at the time.
    4. As part of the arrears payment agreement, a unit sub-meter provider may require that the consumer pay a down payment of up to 15% of the electricity charges arrears accumulated, inclusive of any applicable late payment charges, when entering into the arrears management program.
    5. Where an eligible low-income consumer enters into an arrears payment agreement for the first time or subsequent to having successfully completed a previous arrears payment agreement as an eligible low-income consumer, a unit sub-meter provider may require that the consumer pay a down payment of up to 10% of the electricity charge arrears accumulated, inclusive of late payment charges.
    6. The arrears payment agreement referred to in section 4.6.1 shall allow the residential consumer to pay all remaining electricity charges that are then overdue for payment as well as the current bill amount if the consumer elects to do so, after applying a security deposit under section 4.6.3, and the down payment referred to in section 4.6.4, including all electricity-related service charges that have accrued to the date of the agreement, over the following periods:
      1. a period of at least 5 months, where the total amount of the electricity charges remaining overdue for payment is less than twice the consumer’s average monthly billing amount;
      2. a period of at least 10 months, where the total amount of the electricity charges remaining overdue for payment is equal to or exceeds twice the consumer’s average monthly billing amount;
      3. in the case of an eligible low-income consumer, a period of at least 8 months, where the total amount of the electricity charges remaining overdue for payment is less than or equal to 2 times the consumer’s average monthly billing amount;
      4. in the case of an eligible low-income consumer, a period of at least 12 months where the total amount of the electricity charges remaining overdue for payment exceeds 2 times the consumer’s average monthly billing amount and is less than or equal to 5 times the consumer’s average monthly billing amount; or
      5. in the case of an eligible low-income consumer, a period of at least 16 months where the total amount of the electricity charges remaining overdue for payment exceeds 5 times the consumer’s average monthly billing amount.
    7. For the purposes of section 4.6.6, the consumer’s average monthly billing amount shall be calculated by taking the aggregate of the total electricity charges billed to the consumer in the preceding 12 months and dividing that value by 12. If the consumer has been a consumer of the unit sub-meter provider for less than 12 months, the consumer’s average monthly billing amount shall be based on a reasonable estimate made by the unit sub-meter provider. For the purposes of this section, "electricity charges" has the same meaning as in section 4.5.10.
    8. Despite section 4.6.6, a unit sub-meter provider shall not be required to offer an arrears payment agreement time period to a residential consumer that extends past the length of time that the residential consumer has an obligation to the master consumer.
    9. Where a residential consumer defaults on more than one occasion in making a payment in accordance with an arrears payment agreement, or a payment on account of a current electricity charge billing, a security deposit amount or an under-billing adjustment, the unit sub-meter provider may cancel the arrears payment agreement.
    10. If the unit sub-meter provider cancels an arrears payment agreement pursuant to section 4.6.9, the unit sub-meter provider will give written notice of cancellation to the consumer and to any third party designated by the consumer under section 4.6.11 at least 10 days before the effective date of the cancellation.
    11. Where, at the time of entering into an arrears payment agreement a consumer has designated a third party to receive notice of cancellation of the arrears payment agreement, the unit sub-meter provider shall provide notice of cancellation to such third party.
    12. A unit sub-meter provider shall accept electronic mail (e-mail) or telephone communications from the consumer for purposes of section 4.6.11.
    13. If the consumer makes payment of all amounts due pursuant to the arrears payment agreement as of the cancellation date referred to in section 4.6.10 and makes such payment on or before the cancellation date, the unit sub-meter provider shall reinstate the arrears payment agreement.
    14. Where an eligible low-income consumer defaults on more than two occasions in making a payment in accordance with an arrears payment agreement, or a payment on account of a current electricity charge billing or an under-billing adjustment, the unit sub-meter provider may cancel the arrears payment agreement.
    15. For purposes of sections 4.6.9 and 4.6.14, the defaults must occur over a period of at least 2 months before the unit sub-meter provider may cancel the arrears payment agreement.
    16. A unit sub-meter provider shall make available to a residential electricity consumer a second arrears payment agreement if the consumer so requests, provided that 2 years or more has passed since a first arrears payment agreement was entered into and provided that the consumer performed his or her obligations under the first arrears payment agreement.
    17. In the case of an eligible low-income consumer, the unit sub-meter provider shall allow such a consumer to enter into a subsequent arrears payment agreement upon successful completion of the previous arrears payment agreement on the following terms:
      1. if a second or subsequent arrears agreement is requested less than 12 months from the date of completion of the previous arrears payment agreement, then the standard arrears payment agreement terms applicable to all residential consumers under sections 4.6.1 to 4.6.10 also apply to the eligible low-income consumer; or
      2. if a second or subsequent arrears agreement is requested 12 months or more from the date of completion of the previous arrears payment agreement, the eligible low-income consumer shall be entitled to the arrears payment agreement terms set out in sections 4.6.5, 4.6.6(c), 4.6.6(d), 4.6.6(e), 4.6.14, and 4.6.15.
    18. The unit sub-meter provider shall not disconnect the property of a residential consumer, for failing to make a payment subject to an arrears payment agreement, unless the consumer is in default, according to sections 4.6.9, 4.6.14 and 4.6.15, and the unit sub-meter provider has cancelled the arrears payment agreement in accordance with the provisions of this Code.
    19. In the event a residential electricity consumer failed to perform his or her obligations under a previous arrears payment agreement and the unit sub-meter provider terminated the agreement pursuant to section 4.6.9, the unit sub-meter provider may require that the consumer wait 1 year after termination of the previous agreement before entering into another arrears payment agreement with the unit sub-meter provider
  3. Opening and Closing of Accounts
    1. Where a unit sub-meter provider opens an account for a property in the name of a person at the request of a third party, the unit sub-meter provider shall within 15 days of the opening of the account send a letter to the person advising of the opening of the account and requesting that the person confirm that he or she agrees to be the named consumer. If the unit sub-meter provider does not receive confirmation from the intended consumer, within 15 days of the date of the letter, the unit sub-meter provider shall advise the third party that the account will not be set up as requested.
    2. The unit sub-meter provider is not required to send a letter advising of the opening of the account where the request to open the account is made in writing by the person’s solicitor or person in possession of a valid Power of Attorney for the person.
    3. Despite any other provision of this Code, with the exception of the parties mentioned in section 4.7.2, where a unit sub-meter provider has opened an account for a property in the name of a person at the request of a third party, the unit sub-meter provider shall not seek to recover from that person any charges for service provided to the property unless the person has agreed to be the consumer of the unit sub-meter provider in relation to the property.
    4. Despite any other provision of this Code, with the exception of the parties mentioned in section 4.7.2, where a unit sub-meter provider receives a request to close or transfer an account in relation to a rental unit in a residential complex as defined in the Residential Tenancies Act, 2006 or another residential property, the unit sub-meter provider shall not seek to recover any charges for service provided to that rental unit or residential property after closure of the account from any person, including the landlord for the residential complex or a new owner of the residential property, unless the person has agreed to assume responsibility for those charges.
  4. Use of Load Control Devices
    1. A unit sub-meter provider may install a load control device instead of disconnecting supply to a consumer for non-payment, provided that the unit sub-meter provider complies with the provisions set out in sections 4.8.4, 4.8.5, 4.8.6, 4.8.7, 4.8.8, 4.8.9, and 4.8.11.
    2. Where a consumer voluntarily requests the installation or continued use of a load limiter device, the unit sub-meter provider shall install a load limiter device provided the unit sub-meter provider ordinarily provides such a service.
    3. Where a unit sub-meter provider is notified by a Social Service Agency or Government Agency that the agency is assessing the consumer for Emergency Financial Assistance, the unit sub-meter provider shall refrain from installing a load control device for a period of 21 days after receiving such notification.
    4. When the unit sub-meter provider installs a load limiter device, either for non-payment or at the consumer’s request, it shall also deliver a written notice to the consumer explaining in plain language the operation of the device, the maximum capacity of the device, how to reset the device if the maximum capacity is exceeded, as well as a telephone number for the consumer to obtain further information and an emergency telephone number to contact if the capacity is exceeded and the consumer cannot manually reset the device for any reason.
    5. When the unit sub-meter provider installs a load limiter device for non-payment that cannot be manually reset by the consumer after the maximum limit is triggered, then the unit sub-meter provider must provide a 24-hour telephone number the consumer may call to have the load limiter device remotely reset.
    6. When the unit sub-meter provider installs a timed load interrupter for non-payment, it shall also deliver a written notice to the consumer explaining in plain language the effect of the device on service and a telephone number for the consumer to obtain further information.
    7. When a unit sub-meter provider installs a load control device for non-payment, the unit sub-meter provider shall also provide to the consumer:
      1. the Fire Safety Notice of the Office of the Fire Marshal; and
      2. any other public safety notices or information bulletins issued by public safety authorities and provided to the unit sub-meter provider, which provide information to consumers respecting dangers associated with the disconnection of electricity service.
    8. A load control device may not be installed at a residential consumer’s property during the course of an arrears payment agreement, unless the agreement has been terminated in accordance with the provisions of this Code.
    9. Where a unit sub-meter provider had previously installed a load control device for non-payment and the residential consumer then enters into an arrears payment agreement, the unit sub-meter provider shall remove the device within 2 business days of the consumer entering into an arrears payment agreement.
    10. Despite sections 4.8.8 and 4.8.9, a consumer may request the installation or continued use of the load limiter device during the course of the arrears payment agreement where the unit sub-meter provider ordinarily provides such a service.
    11. Subject to section 4.8.9, where a load control device was installed by a unit sub-meter provider for non-payment, the unit sub-meter provider shall remove the load control device within 2 business days of an outstanding account being paid in full.
  5. Billing Errors
    1. The following rules apply to billing errors in respect of which Measurement Canada has not become involved in the dispute.
    2. Where a unit sub-meter provider has over billed a consumer by an amount that is equal or exceeds the consumer’s average monthly billing amount, determined in accordance with section 4.6.7, the unit sub-meter provider shall, within 10 days of determination of the error, notify the consumer of the over billing and advise that the consumer may elect to have the full amount credited to their account or repaid in full by cheque, within 11 days of requesting payment by cheque. Where the consumer has not requested payment by cheque within 10 days of notification of the error by the unit sub-meter provider, the unit sub-meter provider may credit the full amount to the account.
    3. Where a unit sub-meter provider has over billed a consumer by an amount that is less than the consumer’s average monthly billing amount, determined in accordance with section 4.6.7, the unit sub-meter provider shall credit the account in the next regularly scheduled bill issued to the consumer.
    4. If there are outstanding arrears on the consumer’s account, the unit sub-meter provider is not required to repay the over-billed amount but may apply it to the arrears on the consumer’s account and credit or repay to the consumer the remaining balance.
    5. Where a unit sub-meter provider has under billed a consumer who is not responsible for the error, the unit sub-meter provider shall allow the consumer to pay the under-billed amount in equal installments over a period at least equal to the duration of the billing error, up to a maximum of 2 years.
    6. Where a unit sub-meter provider issues a bill to a consumer for an under-billed amount, the unit sub-meter provider shall notify the consumer that, if the consumer is an eligible low-income consumer, he or she has the option of paying the under-billed amount as follows:
      1. in accordance with section 4.9.5; or
      2. over a period of 10 months where the under-billed amount is less than twice the consumer’s average monthly billing and over a period of 20 months where the under-billed amount equals or exceeds twice the consumer’s average monthly billing.
    7. For the purposes of section 4.9.6, the unit sub-meter provider may notify the consumer by way of bill insert, bill message, letter or outgoing telephone message.
    8. Where a unit sub-meter provider has under billed a consumer who is responsible for the error, whether by way of tampering, willful damage, unauthorized energy use or other unlawful actions, the unit sub-meter provider may require payment of the full under-billed amount by means of a corresponding charge on the next regularly scheduled bill issued to the consumer or on a separate bill to be issued to the consumer responsible for the error. Where disconnection has occurred, the unit sub-meter provider may require payment of such bill prior to the reconnection of service upon request by the consumer responsible for the tampering, willful damage, unauthorized energy use or other unlawful actions that caused the under billing.
    9. Where the unit sub-meter provider has under billed a consumer, the maximum period of under billing for which the unit sub-meter provider is entitled to be paid is 2 years. Where the unit sub-meter provider has over billed a consumer, the maximum period of over billing for which the consumer is entitled to be repaid is 2 years.
    10. A unit sub-meter provider may charge interest on under-billed amounts only where the consumer was responsible for the error, whether by way of tampering, willful damage, unauthorized energy use or other unlawful actions. Such interest shall be equal to the prime rate charged by the unit sub-meter provider’s bank.
    11. A unit sub-meter provider that has over billed a consumer and the billing error is not the result of a unit sub-meter provider’s standard documented billing practices, shall pay interest on the amount credited or repaid to the consumer equal to the prime rate charged by the unit sub-meter provider’s bank.
    12. The unit sub-meter provider is responsible for advising the consumer of any meter error and of his, her or its rights and obligations under the Electricity and Gas Inspection Act (Canada). The unit sub-meter provider is also responsible for subsequently settling actual payment differences with the consumer as described above.
    13. The provisions of section 4.9 do not apply where the unit sub-meter provider has over billed or under billed a consumer but issues a corrected bill within 16 days of the issue date of the original erroneous bill.
    14. Despite sections 4.9.5 and 4.9.6, a unit sub-meter provider shall not be required to allow a consumer to repay an under-billed amount over a time period that extends past the length of time that the consumer has an obligation to the master consumer.

(145-G128)

Electricity Reporting & Record Keeping Requirements (“RRR”) Customer Service Amendments

March 19, 2012

Section 1.2 of the RRR is amended by adding the following definitions:
1. after the definition of “affiliate”:
  
  “arrears” means, for purposes of sections 2.1.8 c) i. to iv. below, an account that is 30 or more days past the minimum payment period as determined according to section 2.6.3 of the Distribution System Code;
2. after the definition of “distributor”:
  
  “eligible low-income customer” means an eligible low-income electricity customer, as defined in sections 1.2, 1.3.2 and 1.3.3 of the Distribution System Code, Retail Settlement Code or Standard Supply Service Code;
  
  “equal billing plan” means a billing plan where the amount due in each bill is equalized over the course of the billing periods in the year, which may occur on a monthly, bi-monthly or quarterly basis;
  
  “equal monthly payment plan” means a payment plan where an equalized amount is automatically withdrawn from a customer’s account at a financial institution on a monthly basis, followed by a bill on a monthly, bi-monthly or quarterly basis;
  
  “load control device” has the same meaning as set out in the definition section of the Distribution System Code;
  
  “load limiter device” has the same meaning as set out in the definition section of the Distribution System Code;
3. after the definition of “SSS”:
  
  “timed load interrupter device” has the same meaning as set out in the definition section of the Distribution System Code;
Section 2.1 of the RRR is amended by adding the following subsections:
1. 1. 1. A distributor shall provide in the form and manner required by the Board, annually, by April 30, the following information for the preceding calendar year with respect to residential and eligible low-income customers.
      1. Number of Eligible Low-Income Customer Accounts
        
        number of eligible low-income customer accounts at year end.
      2. Disconnections for Non-Payment
        
        number of residential customer accounts disconnected for non-payment during the course of the year; and
        
        number of eligible low-income customer accounts disconnected for non-payment during the course of the year.
      3. Arrears and Arrears Payment Agreements under the Distribution System Code
        
        number of residential customer accounts in arrears at year end;
        
        number of eligible low-income customer accounts in arrears at year end;
        
        total dollar amount of arrears for residential customer accounts in arrears at year end;
        
        total dollar amount of arrears for eligible low-income customer accounts in arrears at year end;
        
        number of arrears payment agreements entered into during the course of the year with residential customers;
        
        number of arrears payment agreements entered into during the course of the year with eligible low-income customers;
        
        total amount of monies owing under arrears payment agreements entered into during the course of the year with residential customers;
        
        total amount of monies owing under arrears payment agreements entered into during the course of the year with eligible low-income customers;
        
        number of arrears payment agreements with residential customers that were cancelled during the course of the year due to non-payment; and
        
        number of arrears payment agreements with eligible low-income customers that were cancelled during the course of the year due to non-payment.
      4. Bad Debts
        
        number of residential customer accounts that recorded bad debt expense during the course of the year;
        
        number of eligible low-income customer accounts that recorded bad debt expense during the course of the year;
        
        total dollar amount of bad debt expense for residential customer accounts during the course of the year; and
        
        total dollar amount of bad debt expense for eligible low-income customer accounts during the course of the year.
      5. Equal Billing and Equal Monthly Payment Plans under the Standard Supply Service Code
        
        number of residential customer accounts enrolled in equal billing plans at year end;
        
        number of eligible low-income customer accounts enrolled in equal billing plans at year end;
        
        number of residential customer accounts enrolled in equal monthly payment plans at year end; and
        
        number of eligible low-income customer accounts enrolled in equal monthly payment plans at year end.
      6. Security Deposits
        
        number of residential customer accounts with security deposits held at year end;
        
        total dollar amount of security deposits held in respect of residential customers at year end;
        
        number of eligible low-income customer accounts with security deposits held at year end; and
        
        total dollar amount of security deposits held in respect of eligible low-income customers at year end.
      7. Load Control Devices
        
        number of residential customer accounts where load limiter devices were installed during the course of the year;
        
        number of low-income customer accounts where load limiter devices were installed during the course of the year;
        
        number of residential customer accounts where timed load interrupter devices were installed during the course of the year; and
        
        number of eligible low-income customer accounts where timed load interrupter devices were installed during the course of the year.

(145-G129)

Ministry of the Attorney General

Civil Remedies for Illicit Activities Office (CRIA)

Statutory Notice 287-12 made under Ontario Regulation 498/06

Attorney General Of Ontario- and -$899,900 In Canadian Currency And $100 In Us Currency (In Rem) - and -Ford F-350 Truck (Bc Licence: 6820Ll) With A Hidden Compartment In A Gas Tank (in Rem)

The above captioned civil forfeiture proceeding commenced under the Civil Remedies Act has resulted in the sum of $913,981.60 being deposited into a special purpose account.

All individuals or other persons who have suffered pecuniary or non-pecuniary losses (money or non money damages) as a result of the unlawful activity that was the subject of the forfeiture proceeding are entitled to make a claim for compensation.

The Crown, a municipal corporation or a public body that is a member of one of the classes of public bodies prescribed in the regulation that suffered pecuniary losses as a result of the unlawful activity that are expenses incurred in remedying the effects of the unlawful activity are also entitled to make a claim for compensation.

All claims must comply with section 6 of Ontario Regulation 498/06 or they will be denied. Regulation 498/06 may be found at: /laws/regulation/060498.

To obtain a claim form or if you have any inquiries regarding your entitlement to compensation, please contact CRIA toll free at 1-888-246-5359 or by e-mail to cria@ontario.ca or by Fax to 416-314-3714 or in writing to:

Civil Remedies for Illicit Activities Office (CRIA)
Ministry of the Attorney General
77 Wellesley Street West, P.O. Box 555
Toronto, ON M7A 1N3

All completed claims must refer to Notice 287-12 and be received by CRIA no later than 5:00:00 pm on July 3, 2012 or they will not be considered. Completed claims may be submitted either in writing to the above address or electronically to the above e-mail account or via fax.

You may not be eligible for compensation if you took part in the unlawful activity giving rise to the forfeiture proceeding. Even if you are eligible for compensation, your claim may be denied if you are unable to provide proof of your claim.

(145-G130)

Civil Remedies for Illicit Activities Office (CRIA)

Statutory Notice 288-12 made under Ontario Regulation 498/06

Attorney General Of Ontario- and -$60,975 In Currency (In Rem)

The above captioned civil forfeiture proceeding commenced under the Civil Remedies Act has resulted in the sum of $43,878.95 being deposited into a special purpose account.

All claims must comply with section 6 of Ontario Regulation 498/06 or they will be denied. Regulation 498/06 may be found at: /laws/regulation/060498.

Civil Remedies for Illicit Activities Office (CRIA)
Ministry of the Attorney General
77 Wellesley Street West, P.O. Box 555
Toronto, ON M7A 1N3

All completed claims must refer to Notice 288-12 and be received by CRIA no later than 5:00:00 pm on July 3, 2012 or they will not be considered. Completed claims may be submitted either in writing to the above address or electronically to the above e-mail account or via fax.

(145-G131)

Civil Remedies for Illicit Activities Office (CRIA)

Statutory Notice 289-12 made under Ontario Regulation 498/06

Attorney General Of Ontario- and -$9,285 In Canadian Currency (In Rem)

The above captioned civil forfeiture proceeding commenced under the Civil Remedies Act has resulted in the sum of $8,855.00 being deposited into a special purpose account.

All claims must comply with section 6 of Ontario Regulation 498/06 or they will be denied. Regulation 498/06 may be found at: /laws/regulation/060498.

Civil Remedies for Illicit Activities Office (CRIA)
Ministry of the Attorney General
77 Wellesley Street West, P.O. Box 555
Toronto, ON M7A 1N3

All completed claims must refer to Notice 289-12 and be received by CRIA no later than 5:00:00 pm on July 3, 2012 or they will not be considered. Completed claims may be submitted either in writing to the above address or electronically to the above e-mail account or via fax.

(145-G132)

Civil Remedies for Illicit Activities Office (CRIA)

Statutory Notice 290-12 made under Ontario Regulation 498/06

Attorney General Of Ontario- and -$22,230 In Canadian Currency (In Rem)

The above captioned civil forfeiture proceeding commenced under the Civil Remedies Act has resulted in the sum of $23,019.42 being deposited into a special purpose account.

All claims must comply with section 6 of Ontario Regulation 498/06 or they will be denied. Regulation 498/06 may be found at: /laws/regulation/060498.

Civil Remedies for Illicit Activities Office (CRIA)
Ministry of the Attorney General
77 Wellesley Street West, P.O. Box 555
Toronto, ON M7A 1N3

All completed claims must refer to Notice 290-12 and be received by CRIA no later than 5:00:00 pm on July 3, 2012 or they will not be considered. Completed claims may be submitted either in writing to the above address or electronically to the above e-mail account or via fax.

(145-G133)

Civil Remedies for Illicit Activities Office (CRIA)

Statutory Notice 291-12 made under Ontario Regulation 498/06

Attorney General Of Ontario- and -2000 Gmc Sierra Truck, 2000 Kawasaki Dx220 (In Rem)

The above captioned civil forfeiture proceeding commenced under the Civil Remedies Act has resulted in the sum of $184.19 being deposited into a special purpose account.

All claims must comply with section 6 of Ontario Regulation 498/06 or they will be denied. Regulation 498/06 may be found at: /laws/regulation/060498.

Civil Remedies for Illicit Activities Office (CRIA)
Ministry of the Attorney General
77 Wellesley Street West, P.O. Box 555
Toronto, ON M7A 1N3

All completed claims must refer to Notice 291-12 and be received by CRIA no later than 5:00:00 pm on July 3, 2012 or they will not be considered. Completed claims may be submitted either in writing to the above address or electronically to the above e-mail account or via fax.

(145-G134)

Civil Remedies for Illicit Activities Office (CRIA)

Statutory Notice 292-12 made under Ontario Regulation 498/06

Attorney General Of Ontario- and -$19,870 In Canadian Currency And $130 In Us Currency (In Rem)

The above captioned civil forfeiture proceeding commenced under the Civil Remedies Act has resulted in the sum of $20,353.99 being deposited into a special purpose account.

All claims must comply with section 6 of Ontario Regulation 498/06 or they will be denied. Regulation 498/06 may be found at: /laws/regulation/060498.

Civil Remedies for Illicit Activities Office (CRIA)
Ministry of the Attorney General
77 Wellesley Street West, P.O. Box 555
Toronto, ON M7A 1N3

All completed claims must refer to Notice 292-12 and be received by CRIA no later than 5:00:00 pm on July 3, 2012 or they will not be considered. Completed claims may be submitted either in writing to the above address or electronically to the above e-mail account or via fax.

(145-G135)

Civil Remedies for Illicit Activities Office (CRIA)

Statutory Notice 293-12 made under Ontario Regulation 498/06

Attorney General Of Ontario- and -$8,200 In Canadian Currency (In Rem)

The above captioned civil forfeiture proceeding commenced under the Civil Remedies Act has resulted in the sum of $5,151.86 being deposited into a special purpose account.

All claims must comply with section 6 of Ontario Regulation 498/06 or they will be denied. Regulation 498/06 may be found at: /laws/regulation/060498.

Civil Remedies for Illicit Activities Office (CRIA)
Ministry of the Attorney General
77 Wellesley Street West, P.O. Box 555
Toronto, ON M7A 1N3

All completed claims must refer to Notice 293-12 and be received by CRIA no later than 5:00:00 pm on July 3, 2012 or they will not be considered. Completed claims may be submitted either in writing to the above address or electronically to the above e-mail account or via fax.

(145-G136)

Civil Remedies for Illicit Activities Office (CRIA)

Statutory Notice 294-12 made under Ontario Regulation 498/06

Attorney General Of Ontario- and -$15,890 In Canadian Currency (In Rem)

The above captioned civil forfeiture proceeding commenced under the Civil Remedies Act has resulted in the sum of $12,352.37 being deposited into a special purpose account.

All claims must comply with section 6 of Ontario Regulation 498/06 or they will be denied. Regulation 498/06 may be found at: /laws/regulation/060498.

Civil Remedies for Illicit Activities Office (CRIA)
Ministry of the Attorney General
77 Wellesley Street West, P.O. Box 555
Toronto, ON M7A 1N3

All completed claims must refer to Notice 294-12 and be received by CRIA no later than 5:00:00 pm on July 3, 2012 or they will not be considered. Completed claims may be submitted either in writing to the above address or electronically to the above e-mail account or via fax.

(145-G137)

Civil Remedies for Illicit Activities Office (CRIA)

Statutory Notice 295-12 made under Ontario Regulation 498/06

Attorney General Of Ontario- and -$53,600 In Canadian Currency (In Rem)

The above captioned civil forfeiture proceeding commenced under the Civil Remedies Act has resulted in the sum of $44,424.43 being deposited into a special purpose account.

All claims must comply with section 6 of Ontario Regulation 498/06 or they will be denied. Regulation 498/06 may be found at: /laws/regulation/060498.

Civil Remedies for Illicit Activities Office (CRIA)
Ministry of the Attorney General
77 Wellesley Street West, P.O. Box 555
Toronto, ON M7A 1N3

All completed claims must refer to Notice 295-12 and be received by CRIA no later than 5:00:00 pm on July 3, 2012 or they will not be considered. Completed claims may be submitted either in writing to the above address or electronically to the above e-mail account or via fax.

(145-G138)

Civil Remedies for Illicit Activities Office (CRIA)

Statutory Notice 296-12 made under Ontario Regulation 498/06

Attorney General Of Ontario- and -3001 Concession Street East, Clarington
And All Contents (In Rem)

The above captioned civil forfeiture proceeding commenced under the Civil Remedies Act has resulted in the sum of $210,000.00 being deposited into a special purpose account.

All claims must comply with section 6 of Ontario Regulation 498/06 or they will be denied. Regulation 498/06 may be found at: /laws/regulation/060498.

Civil Remedies for Illicit Activities Office (CRIA)
Ministry of the Attorney General
77 Wellesley Street West, P.O. Box 555
Toronto, ON M7A 1N3

All completed claims must refer to Notice 296-12 and be received by CRIA no later than 5:00:00 pm on July 3, 2012 or they will not be considered. Completed claims may be submitted either in writing to the above address or electronically to the above e-mail account or via fax.

(145-G139)

Civil Remedies for Illicit Activities Office (CRIA)

Statutory Notice 297-12 made under Ontario Regulation 498/06

Attorney General Of Ontario- and -One 2008 Fat Bob Harley Davidson Motorcycle (In Rem)

The above captioned civil forfeiture proceeding commenced under the Civil Remedies Act has resulted in the sum of $2,408.75 being deposited into a special purpose account.

All claims must comply with section 6 of Ontario Regulation 498/06 or they will be denied. Regulation 498/06 may be found at: /laws/regulation/060498.

Civil Remedies for Illicit Activities Office (CRIA)
Ministry of the Attorney General
77 Wellesley Street West, P.O. Box 555
Toronto, ON M7A 1N3

All completed claims must refer to Notice 297-12 and be received by CRIA no later than 5:00:00 pm on July 3, 2012 or they will not be considered. Completed claims may be submitted either in writing to the above address or electronically to the above e-mail account or via fax.

(145-G140)

Civil Remedies for Illicit Activities Office (CRIA)

Statutory Notice 298-12 made under Ontario Regulation 498/06

Attorney General Of Ontario- and -23 Misty Well Drive, 1991 Toyota Previa, 2002 Pontiac MontAna, 2003 Honda Crv, $600 In Canadian Currency, And Various Bank Accounts (in Rem) And Quy The Hoang (aka Henry Hoang), Cheng Mui Duong (aka Mui-cheng Duong), Henry’s Fashion Design, Hoang’s Fashion, And 1651088 Ontario Inc.

The above captioned civil forfeiture proceeding commenced under the Civil Remedies Act has resulted in the sum of $110,621.94 being deposited into a special purpose account.

All claims must comply with section 6 of Ontario Regulation 498/06 or they will be denied. Regulation 498/06 may be found at: /laws/regulation/060498.

Civil Remedies for Illicit Activities Office (CRIA)
Ministry of the Attorney General
77 Wellesley Street West, P.O. Box 555
Toronto, ON M7A 1N3

All completed claims must refer to Notice 298-12 and be received by CRIA no later than 5:00:00 pm on July 3, 2012 or they will not be considered. Completed claims may be submitted either in writing to the above address or electronically to the above e-mail account or via fax.

(145-G141)

Civil Remedies for Illicit Activities Office (CRIA)

Statutory Notice 299-12 made under Ontario Regulation 498/06

Attorney General Of Ontario- and -$89,260 In Canadian Currency And
$200 In U.S. Currency (In Rem)

The above captioned civil forfeiture proceeding commenced under the Civil Remedies Act has resulted in the sum of $70,431.27 being deposited into a special purpose account.

All claims must comply with section 6 of Ontario Regulation 498/06 or they will be denied. Regulation 498/06 may be found at: /laws/regulation/060498.

Civil Remedies for Illicit Activities Office (CRIA)
Ministry of the Attorney General
77 Wellesley Street West, P.O. Box 555
Toronto, ON M7A 1N3

All completed claims must refer to Notice 299-12 and be received by CRIA no later than 5:00:00 pm on July 3, 2012 or they will not be considered. Completed claims may be submitted either in writing to the above address or electronically to the above e-mail account or via fax.

(145-G142)

Civil Remedies for Illicit Activities Office (CRIA)

Statutory Notice 300-12 made under Ontario Regulation 498/06

Attorney General Of Ontario- and -$13,150 In Canadian Currency And
$860 In U.S. Currency (In Rem)

The above captioned civil forfeiture proceeding commenced under the Civil Remedies Act has resulted in the sum of $11,541.66 being deposited into a special purpose account.

All claims must comply with section 6 of Ontario Regulation 498/06 or they will be denied. Regulation 498/06 may be found at: /laws/regulation/060498.

Civil Remedies for Illicit Activities Office (CRIA)
Ministry of the Attorney General
77 Wellesley Street West, P.O. Box 555
Toronto, ON M7A 1N3

All completed claims must refer to Notice 300-12 and be received by CRIA no later than 5:00:00 pm on July 3, 2012 or they will not be considered. Completed claims may be submitted either in writing to the above address or electronically to the above e-mail account or via fax.

(145-G143)

Civil Remedies for Illicit Activities Office (CRIA)

Statutory Notice 301-12 made under Ontario Regulation 498/06

Attorney General Of Ontario- and -$80,060 In Canadian Currency (In Rem) And Zhi Jian Lin

The above captioned civil forfeiture proceeding commenced under the Civil Remedies Act has resulted in the sum of $79,173.35 being deposited into a special purpose account.

All claims must comply with section 6 of Ontario Regulation 498/06 or they will be denied. Regulation 498/06 may be found at: /laws/regulation/060498.

Civil Remedies for Illicit Activities Office (CRIA)
Ministry of the Attorney General
77 Wellesley Street West, P.O. Box 555
Toronto, ON M7A 1N3

All completed claims must refer to Notice 301-12 and be received by CRIA no later than 5:00:00 pm on July 3, 2012 or they will not be considered. Completed claims may be submitted either in writing to the above address or electronically to the above e-mail account or via fax.

(145-G144)

Civil Remedies for Illicit Activities Office (CRIA)

Statutory Notice 302-12 made under Ontario Regulation 498/06

Attorney General Of Ontario- and -$34,400 In Canadian Currency (In Rem)

The above captioned civil forfeiture proceeding commenced under the Civil Remedies Act has resulted in the sum of $30,689.86 being deposited into a special purpose account.

All claims must comply with section 6 of Ontario Regulation 498/06 or they will be denied. Regulation 498/06 may be found at: /laws/regulation/060498.

Civil Remedies for Illicit Activities Office (CRIA)
Ministry of the Attorney General
77 Wellesley Street West, P.O. Box 555
Toronto, ON M7A 1N3

All completed claims must refer to Notice 302-12 and be received by CRIA no later than 5:00:00 pm on July 3, 2012 or they will not be considered. Completed claims may be submitted either in writing to the above address or electronically to the above e-mail account or via fax.

(145-G145)

Civil Remedies for Illicit Activities Office (CRIA)

Statutory Notice 303-12 made under Ontario Regulation 498/06

Attorney General Of Ontario- and -$10,000 In Canadian Currency (In Rem)

The above captioned civil forfeiture proceeding commenced under the Civil Remedies Act has resulted in the sum of $10,264.25 being deposited into a special purpose account.

All claims must comply with section 6 of Ontario Regulation 498/06 or they will be denied. Regulation 498/06 may be found at: /laws/regulation/060498.

Civil Remedies for Illicit Activities Office (CRIA)
Ministry of the Attorney General
77 Wellesley Street West, P.O. Box 555
Toronto, ON M7A 1N3

All completed claims must refer to Notice 303-12 and be received by CRIA no later than 5:00:00 pm on July 3, 2012 or they will not be considered. Completed claims may be submitted either in writing to the above address or electronically to the above e-mail account or via fax.

(145-G146)

Civil Remedies for Illicit Activities Office (CRIA)

Statutory Notice 304-12 made under Ontario Regulation 498/06

Attorney General Of Ontario- and -$19,570 In Canadian Currency (In Rem)

The above captioned civil forfeiture proceeding commenced under the Civil Remedies Act has resulted in the sum of $2,019.88 being deposited into a special purpose account.

All claims must comply with section 6 of Ontario Regulation 498/06 or they will be denied. Regulation 498/06 may be found at: /laws/regulation/060498.

Civil Remedies for Illicit Activities Office (CRIA)
Ministry of the Attorney General
77 Wellesley Street West, P.O. Box 555
Toronto, ON M7A 1N3

All completed claims must refer to Notice 304-12 and be received by CRIA no later than 5:00:00 pm on July 3, 2012 or they will not be considered. Completed claims may be submitted either in writing to the above address or electronically to the above e-mail account or via fax.

(145-G147)

Civil Remedies for Illicit Activities Office (CRIA)

Statutory Notice 305-12 made under Ontario Regulation 498/06

Attorney General Of Ontario- and -$31,865 In Canadian Currency (In Rem)

The above captioned civil forfeiture proceeding commenced under the Civil Remedies Act has resulted in the sum of $26,771.42 being deposited into a special purpose account.

All claims must comply with section 6 of Ontario Regulation 498/06 or they will be denied. Regulation 498/06 may be found at: /laws/regulation/060498.

Civil Remedies for Illicit Activities Office (CRIA)
Ministry of the Attorney General
77 Wellesley Street West, P.O. Box 555
Toronto, ON M7A 1N3

All completed claims must refer to Notice 305-12 and be received by CRIA no later than 5:00:00 pm on July 3, 2012 or they will not be considered. Completed claims may be submitted either in writing to the above address or electronically to the above e-mail account or via fax.

(145-G148)

Civil Remedies for Illicit Activities Office (CRIA)

Statutory Notice 306-12 made under Ontario Regulation 498/06

Attorney General Of Ontario- and -$19,700 In Canadian Currency (In Rem)

The above captioned civil forfeiture proceeding commenced under the Civil Remedies Act has resulted in the sum of $16,112.29 being deposited into a special purpose account.

All claims must comply with section 6 of Ontario Regulation 498/06 or they will be denied. Regulation 498/06 may be found at: /laws/regulation/060498.

Civil Remedies for Illicit Activities Office (CRIA)
Ministry of the Attorney General
77 Wellesley Street West, P.O. Box 555
Toronto, ON M7A 1N3

All completed claims must refer to Notice 306-12 and be received by CRIA no later than 5:00:00 pm on July 3, 2012 or they will not be considered. Completed claims may be submitted either in writing to the above address or electronically to the above e-mail account or via fax.

(145-G149)

Civil Remedies for Illicit Activities Office (CRIA)

Statutory Notice 307-12 made under Ontario Regulation 498/06

Attorney General Of Ontario- and -Uzi Sub-Machine Gun, Four Handguns, Ammunition, Three Money Counting Machines, One Drug Scale, Nine Cellular Telephones, $364,000 In Canadian Currency, $275,000 In U.s. Currency, And Various Precious Stones, Watches, Gold, Jewellery, 61 Rolling Hills Lane, Bolton, Unit 217-101 Bristoal Road, Mississauga, One Hi-point 9mm Handgun, One Ar-15 Assault Rifle, And The Contents Of Various Financial Accounts (in Rem)

The above captioned civil forfeiture proceeding commenced under the Civil Remedies Act has resulted in the sum of $811,165.85 being deposited into a special purpose account.

All claims must comply with section 6 of Ontario Regulation 498/06 or they will be denied. Regulation 498/06 may be found at: /laws/regulation/060498.

Civil Remedies for Illicit Activities Office (CRIA)
Ministry of the Attorney General
77 Wellesley Street West, P.O. Box 555
Toronto, ON M7A 1N3

All completed claims must refer to Notice 307-12 and be received by CRIA no later than 5:00:00 pm on July 3, 2012 or they will not be considered. Completed claims may be submitted either in writing to the above address or electronically to the above e-mail account or via fax.

(145-G150)

Civil Remedies for Illicit Activities Office (CRIA)

Statutory Notice 308-12 made under Ontario Regulation 498/06

Attorney General Of Ontario- and -$195,165.00 In Canadian Currency And $7,229.00 In U.s. Currency, $11,050 In Casino Rama Chips, Men’s Gold Geneve Watch, Ladies' Silver Rolex Watch, Ladies' Diamond Ring With Birks Certificate, Ladies' Diamond Necklace, Ladies' Silver Bracelet With Diamonds, Birks Certificates For Two Men’s Diamond Rings, Seven Cellular Telephones, Pager, Expandable Baton, Two Blueline Account Books, Gaming Records And Debt Lists Et Al. (in Rem)

The above captioned civil forfeiture proceeding commenced under the Civil Remedies Act has resulted in the sum of $168,218.73 being deposited into a special purpose account.

All claims must comply with section 6 of Ontario Regulation 498/06 or they will be denied. Regulation 498/06 may be found at: /laws/regulation/060498.

Civil Remedies for Illicit Activities Office (CRIA)
Ministry of the Attorney General
77 Wellesley Street West, P.O. Box 555
Toronto, ON M7A 1N3

All completed claims must refer to Notice 308-12 and be received by CRIA no later than 5:00:00 pm on July 3, 2012 or they will not be considered. Completed claims may be submitted either in writing to the above address or electronically to the above e-mail account or via fax.

(145-G151)

Updated: May 16, 2019

Published: March 31, 2012

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Notice of Default in Complying with the Corporations Tax Act

Cancellation of Certificate of Incorporation (Corporations Tax Act Defaulters)

Certificate of Dissolution

Ontario Energy Board

Amendments to the Unit Sub-Metering Code

Electricity Reporting & Record Keeping Requirements (“RRR”) Customer Service Amendments

Ministry of the Attorney General

Statutory Notice 287-12 made under Ontario Regulation 498/06

Attorney General Of Ontario- and -$899,900 In Canadian Currency And $100 In Us Currency (In Rem) - and -Ford F-350 Truck (Bc Licence: 6820Ll) With A Hidden Compartment In A Gas Tank (in Rem)

Statutory Notice 288-12 made under Ontario Regulation 498/06

Attorney General Of Ontario- and -$60,975 In Currency (In Rem)

Statutory Notice 289-12 made under Ontario Regulation 498/06

Attorney General Of Ontario- and -$9,285 In Canadian Currency (In Rem)

Statutory Notice 290-12 made under Ontario Regulation 498/06

Attorney General Of Ontario- and -$22,230 In Canadian Currency (In Rem)

Statutory Notice 291-12 made under Ontario Regulation 498/06

Attorney General Of Ontario- and -2000 Gmc Sierra Truck, 2000 Kawasaki Dx220 (In Rem)

Statutory Notice 292-12 made under Ontario Regulation 498/06

Attorney General Of Ontario- and -$19,870 In Canadian Currency And $130 In Us Currency (In Rem)

Statutory Notice 293-12 made under Ontario Regulation 498/06

Attorney General Of Ontario- and -$8,200 In Canadian Currency (In Rem)

Statutory Notice 294-12 made under Ontario Regulation 498/06

Attorney General Of Ontario- and -$15,890 In Canadian Currency (In Rem)

Statutory Notice 295-12 made under Ontario Regulation 498/06

Attorney General Of Ontario- and -$53,600 In Canadian Currency (In Rem)

Statutory Notice 296-12 made under Ontario Regulation 498/06

Attorney General Of Ontario- and -3001 Concession Street East, Clarington And All Contents (In Rem)

Statutory Notice 297-12 made under Ontario Regulation 498/06

Attorney General Of Ontario- and -One 2008 Fat Bob Harley Davidson Motorcycle (In Rem)

Statutory Notice 298-12 made under Ontario Regulation 498/06

Statutory Notice 299-12 made under Ontario Regulation 498/06

Attorney General Of Ontario- and -$89,260 In Canadian Currency And $200 In U.S. Currency (In Rem)

Statutory Notice 300-12 made under Ontario Regulation 498/06

Attorney General Of Ontario- and -$13,150 In Canadian Currency And $860 In U.S. Currency (In Rem)

Statutory Notice 301-12 made under Ontario Regulation 498/06

Attorney General Of Ontario- and -$80,060 In Canadian Currency (In Rem) And Zhi Jian Lin

Statutory Notice 302-12 made under Ontario Regulation 498/06

Attorney General Of Ontario- and -$34,400 In Canadian Currency (In Rem)

Statutory Notice 303-12 made under Ontario Regulation 498/06

Attorney General Of Ontario- and -$10,000 In Canadian Currency (In Rem)

Statutory Notice 304-12 made under Ontario Regulation 498/06

Attorney General Of Ontario- and -$19,570 In Canadian Currency (In Rem)

Statutory Notice 305-12 made under Ontario Regulation 498/06

Attorney General Of Ontario- and -$31,865 In Canadian Currency (In Rem)

Statutory Notice 306-12 made under Ontario Regulation 498/06

Attorney General Of Ontario- and -$19,700 In Canadian Currency (In Rem)

Statutory Notice 307-12 made under Ontario Regulation 498/06

Statutory Notice 308-12 made under Ontario Regulation 498/06

Attorney General Of Ontario- and -3001 Concession Street East, Clarington
And All Contents (In Rem)

Attorney General Of Ontario- and -$89,260 In Canadian Currency And
$200 In U.S. Currency (In Rem)

Attorney General Of Ontario- and -$13,150 In Canadian Currency And
$860 In U.S. Currency (In Rem)