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

2014-06-28

Abbey Engineering (1995) Inc.

001156944

2014-06-28

Aka Holdings Corp.

001053248

2014-06-28

Ans Corporate Finance Associates Inc.

001411562

2014-06-28

Ariac Enterprises Inc.

001258042

2014-06-28

Asian Pacific Media Ltd.

000891820

2014-06-28

Athena Care Services Inc.

002046374

2014-06-28

Auto Barn Sales & Leasing Inc.

001121712

2014-06-28

B.T. Music Inc.

000653472

2014-06-28

BFP Wood Products Inc.

001121482

2014-06-28

BPC Business & Policy Consultants Inc.

000888436

2014-06-28

Brant East Development Corporation

002111975

2014-06-28

Camrich Developments Inc.

000499136

2014-06-28

Cedar Creek Glass Group Inc.

002187199

2014-06-28

Cgt Leaderboard Ltd.

001409454

2014-06-28

Coconuts Travel & Tours Company Ltd.

001040464

2014-06-28

Cveti Contracting Inc.

001349717

2014-06-28

D’Urzo Renovations & General Contractor Inc.

001738287

2014-06-28

DB Structural Inc.

002079663

2014-06-28

Deer Park Est. Inc.

002088784

2014-06-28

Ditacchio Ceramic & Marble Installation Inc.

000716148

2014-06-28

E.M.T.S Inc.

002125103

2014-06-28

Emslie Enterprises Inc.

001505760

2014-06-28

Equity Pubs Inc.

000825672

2014-06-28

F.R. Exploration Ltd.

000919472

2014-06-28

Focus Leisure Inc.

001048560

2014-06-28

Gilkinson Financial Inc.

001553681

2014-06-28

Glenn Fehrman Real Estate Limited

000217172

2014-06-28

Grace Electric Corporation

001490254

2014-06-28

Haupt Foods Ltd.

001263194

2014-06-28

Highlight Communications Inc.

001427867

2014-06-28

Hospitality, Food, Beverage Club Inc.

001213866

2014-06-28

Infiniti Design & Communication Inc.

001087580

2014-06-28

Innitech Corporation

001676286

2014-06-28

Inspired Landscape Solutions Inc.

001690397

2014-06-28

Kinetic Passion Inc.

001101720

2014-06-28

Kingsbro Investments Ltd.

002107437

2014-06-28

Lambeth Supermarket Limited

000571592

2014-06-28

Lancer-Brant Inc.

000859100

2014-06-28

Macjon Movers Inc.

001028548

2014-06-28

Map Appeal Inc.

000682396

2014-06-28

Maplecon Earthworks Limited

001734050

2014-06-28

Material Processing Inc.

001000360

2014-06-28

Melville Capital Corp.

002145636

2014-06-28

Miku Home Improvements Inc.

002112333

2014-06-28

Mosaic Art Cafe Corporation

002097128

2014-06-28

Mother’s Investments Limited

000264636

2014-06-28

Nalex Corporation

000836456

2014-06-28

Ohchi Tech Corp.

001710321

2014-06-28

Omega Business Management Corp.

001759602

2014-06-28

P. A. Bishop & Associates Ltd.

001192309

2014-06-28

Panterra Offshore Financial Services Ltd.

001424286

2014-06-28

Paysagiste Selectif Landscaping Ltd.

000882708

2014-06-28

Pearson, Hofman & Associates Ltd.

000923776

2014-06-28

Q.R. & S.S. Development Inc.

002108386

2014-06-28

Quality Professional Accounting Corporation

002111934

2014-06-28

R. F. M. Photo Equipment Ltd.

000425421

2014-06-28

R. Schermer Enterprises Limited

000260040

2014-06-28

Rankin Insurance Brokers Inc.

000404464

2014-06-28

Raza Management And Marketing Inc.

002131725

2014-06-28

Richmond Hill Centre Limited

000676332

2014-06-28

Ridgeway Gallery Services Ltd.

001103800

2014-06-28

Ross Briosi Inc.

001039956

2014-06-28

S & G Technologies Inc.

000878292

2014-06-28

Salco Forest Products Inc.

001136391

2014-06-28

Sanelli’s Specialty Foods Inc.

000973020

2014-06-28

Schumacher Research & Leadership Group, Inc.

002117544

2014-06-28

Shelta Engineering Inc.

001011016

2014-06-28

Shepherd Boats Limited

000592036

2014-06-28

Sherri-Lynn Shoppes Limited

000211996

2014-06-28

Skycon Construction Ltd.

000514624

2014-06-28

Stat International Freight Services Inc.

000742284

2014-06-28

Sunstone Halton Hills Holding Corporation

002072897

2014-06-28

Supreme Hydraulics Inc.

001726315

2014-06-28

Tec Signs Mfg Inc.

001757673

2014-06-28

Tempered Glass Works Inc.

001454090

2014-06-28

Tennis Champions Inc.

000623200

2014-06-28

Terran Properties Inc.

001547051

2014-06-28

The Premise Group Inc.

001707252

2014-06-28

The Times Group Corp.

002087770

2014-06-28

Tinac International Inc.

000961192

2014-06-28

Touchpoint Consulting Corporation

000835902

2014-06-28

Universal Grounds Care Inc.

002112121

2014-06-28

Ventas Software Inc.

001280580

2014-06-28

Worldtrans Air Sea Service, Inc.

000966948

2014-06-28

1015001 Ontario Ltd

001015001

2014-06-28

1022224 Ontario Inc.

001022224

2014-06-28

1047088 Ontario Limited

001047088

2014-06-28

1083249 Ontario Limited

001083249

2014-06-28

1138235 Ontario Limited

001138235

2014-06-28

1165588 Ontario Inc.

001165588

2014-06-28

1197375 Ontario Inc.

001197375

2014-06-28

1330183 Ontario Limited

001330183

2014-06-28

1336341 Ontario Limited

001336341

2014-06-28

1379811 Ontario Inc.

001379811

2014-06-28

1383153 Ontario Ltd.

001383153

2014-06-28

1399964 Ontario Inc.

001399964

2014-06-28

142932 Ontario Limited

000142932

2014-06-28

1670962 Ontario Ltd.

001670962

2014-06-28

1674900 Ontario Inc.

001674900

2014-06-28

1684439 Ontario Inc.

001684439

2014-06-28

1703205 Ontario Inc.

001703205

2014-06-28

1706261 Ontario Limited

001706261

2014-06-28

1709270 Ontario Inc.

001709270

2014-06-28

2002524 Ontario Limited

002002524

2014-06-28

2032600 Ontario Inc.

002032600

2014-06-28

2052171 Ontario Ltd.

002052171

2014-06-28

2107404 Ontario Inc.

002107404

2014-06-28

2110800 Ontario Inc.

002110800

2014-06-28

2116784 Ontario Inc.

002116784

2014-06-28

2129379 Ontario Inc.

002129379

2014-06-28

594480 Ontario Ltd.

000594480

2014-06-28

601784 Ontario Limited

000601784

2014-06-28

625400 Ontario Limited

000625400

2014-06-28

662028 Ontario Inc.

000662028

2014-06-28

819896 Ontario Ltd.

000819896

2014-06-28

832600 Ontario Limited

000832600

2014-06-28

875408 Ontario Limited

000875408

2014-06-28

877480 Ontario Limited

000877480

2014-06-28

911 Machine Industries Corp.

002015028

2014-06-28

986652 Ontario Inc.

000986652

William D. Snell
Director, Ministry of Government Services
(147-G330)

Cancellation of Certificate of Incorporation (Corporations Tax Act Defaulters)

Notice Is Hereby Given that, under subsection 241(4) of the Business Corporations Act, the Certificate of Incorporation of the corporations named hereunder have been cancelled by an Order for default in complying with the provisions of the Corporations Tax Act, and the said corporations have been dissolved on that date.

Date Name of Corporation Ontario Corporation Number

2014-06-02

Ajax Vacuum Forming Inc.

001102148

2014-06-02

Al-Siddique Food Inc.

002101259

2014-06-02

Alca Designs Ltd.

000497973

2014-06-02

Amore Pizza & Chicken Wings Inc.

001456335

2014-06-02

Ascension Service Inc.

000958808

2014-06-02

Atlas Metal Stamping Ltd.

000294400

2014-06-02

Auto Pro Collision & Restoration Inc.

001224423

2014-06-02

Ball’s Auto Repair & Propane Services (Kingston) Ltd.

000920640

2014-06-02

Belle Harbour Marina Ltd.

001709904

2014-06-02

Belo Bridal Fashions Inc.

000801484

2014-06-02

Binar Systems (Canada) Inc.

000889816

2014-06-02

Blue Duck Investments Limited

000827572

2014-06-02

Bolen Auto Sales Inc.

000897052

2014-06-02

C. R. Sanders Enterprises Corp.

000490332

2014-06-02

Canco Environmental Inc.

000938584

2014-06-02

Carabela Paving & Construction Ltd.

001086972

2014-06-02

Chandler Sales Inc.

000967388

2014-06-02

Charles Y.M. Kwan Promotion Inc.

000859040

2014-06-02

Cheryl Stromer Sales Inc.

000363144

2014-06-02

Chez Toyo Fashion Inc.

000588824

2014-06-02

China-Win Enterprise Canada Inc.

001050924

2014-06-02

CPA Leisure Inc.

001568272

2014-06-02

D’elegance Autoworks Inc.

001554980

2014-06-02

Dacosta Developments Inc.

000825070

2014-06-02

Dakota Transportation Inc.

000637509

2014-06-02

Davtom Investments Limited

000210480

2014-06-02

Dominion Waterworks Ltd.

000877494

2014-06-02

Eco-Sonic Inc.

000792800

2014-06-02

Ener-Shield Window Film Services Inc.

001429453

2014-06-02

Ernesto Dodaro Holdings Ltd.

001017664

2014-06-02

Evarsen Enterprises Limited

000514276

2014-06-02

Four Points Electrical, Heating & Air Conditioning Inc.

001194268

2014-06-02

Frogware Inc.

001088862

2014-06-02

Full Service Packaging Inc.

002049912

2014-06-02

Healey Motors Limited

000084965

2014-06-02

Hotflex Fitness Inc.

001646913

2014-06-02

Infoguru Canada Inc.

000732916

2014-06-02

Jane Hall Holdings Inc.

001527286

2014-06-02

Jaslin Contracting Inc.

001575572

2014-06-02

Jim Swanwick Electric Ltd.

000379396

2014-06-02

Kinoshita-Bevington Designs Inc.

000583424

2014-06-02

Kuipers Mushrooms Inc.

001123444

2014-06-02

Landford Fruitland Ltd.

000828652

2014-06-02

Mark Function International Ltd.

001095816

2014-06-02

Melville Asset Capital Corp.

002151079

2014-06-02

Moderna Office Furniture & Accessories Ltd.

001735593

2014-06-02

Molden Electrical Contractors Inc.

001214016

2014-06-02

My Own Country Productions Limited

001241698

2014-06-02

Nan Rong Enterprises Co. Ltd.

001107496

2014-06-02

Parliament Building Group Inc.

002072390

2014-06-02

Party Packagers Kennedy Ltd.

001308351

2014-06-02

Penton Construction Limited

000613384

2014-06-02

Platinum Equity Corp.

000891564

2014-06-02

Progressive Systems Group Inc.

000766936

2014-06-02

Rijas Investments Inc.

000414224

2014-06-02

Seamless Lifestyles Inc.

002117919

2014-06-02

Simpson Racing Incorporated

001459593

2014-06-02

Skylight Z Corporation

001705739

2014-06-02

Solar Bobnis Inc.

001690485

2014-06-02

Statutory Construction Company Ltd.

000346676

2014-06-02

Tarragon Fish Market & Fine Foods Inc.

001082304

2014-06-02

The Marquis Group Incorporated

000998644

2014-06-02

The Shelton Group Inc.

000995392

2014-06-02

The Wine Masters International Corp.

001113756

2014-06-02

Trillium Internet Marketing Inc.

001692384

2014-06-02

Vine And Hops Brewing Inc.

001335783

2014-06-02

Vulcan Security Shredding Inc.

001139007

2014-06-02

Weldland Steel Ltd.

000282412

2014-06-02

Worldwide Online Corp.

001143904

2014-06-02

York Health Care & Rehab Centre Inc.

001392184

2014-06-02

1020172 Ontario Inc.

001020172

2014-06-02

1040380 Ontario Limited

001040380

2014-06-02

1042015 Ontario Inc.

001042015

2014-06-02

1042372 Ontario Inc.

001042372

2014-06-02

1050388 Ontario Inc.

001050388

2014-06-02

1054324 Ontario Ltd.

001054324

2014-06-02

1055044 Ontario Ltd.

001055044

2014-06-02

1074880 Ontario Inc.

001074880

2014-06-02

1083304 Ontario Limited

001083304

2014-06-02

1085132 Ontario Limited

001085132

2014-06-02

1090180 Ontario Limited

001090180

2014-06-02

1099200 Ontario Inc.

001099200

2014-06-02

1194478 Ontario Limited

001194478

2014-06-02

1262591 Ontario Limited

001262591

2014-06-02

1419321 Ontario Inc.

001419321

2014-06-02

1582814 Ontario Inc.

001582814

2014-06-02

1587098 Ontario Inc.

001587098

2014-06-02

1601442 Ontario Ltd.

001601442

2014-06-02

1634382 Ontario Inc

001634382

2014-06-02

1660542 Ontario Inc.

001660542

2014-06-02

1662760 Ontario Inc.

001662760

2014-06-02

1713526 Ontario Inc.

001713526

2014-06-02

1736055 Ontario Inc.

001736055

2014-06-02

1736056 Ontario Inc.

001736056

2014-06-02

2048364 Ontario Inc.

002048364

2014-06-02

2095398 Ontario Inc.

002095398

2014-06-02

2106665 Ontario Inc.

002106665

2014-06-02

2110479 Ontario Inc.

002110479

2014-06-02

372028 Ontario Ltd.

000372028

2014-06-02

525264 Ontario Ltd.

000525264

2014-06-02

636196 Ontario Inc.

000636196

2014-06-02

641876 Ontario Ltd.

000641876

2014-06-02

702828 Ontario Limited

000702828

2014-06-02

710086 Ontario Inc.

000710086

2014-06-02

794641 Ontario Limited

000794641

2014-06-02

796464 Ontario Ltd.

000796464

2014-06-02

842572 Ontario Limited

000842572

2014-06-02

850184 Ontario Limited

000850184

2014-06-02

860636 Ontario Ltd.

000860636

2014-06-02

915453 Ontario Inc.

000915453

2014-06-02

965168 Ontario Inc.

000965168

2014-06-02

966992 Ontario Limited

000966992

2014-06-02

973092 Ontario Inc.

000973092

2014-06-02

974056 Ontario Inc.

000974056

William D. Snell
Director, Ministry of Government Services
(147-G331)

Certificate of Dissolution

Notice Is Hereby Given that a certificate of dissolution under the Business Corporations Act, has been endorsed. The effective date of dissolution precedes the corporation listings.

Date Name of Corporation Ontario Corporation Number

2014-05-20

Freeman Furs Limited

000037417

2014-05-20

Safari Village Ltd.

002109908

2014-05-20

1481790 Ontario Inc.

001481790

2014-05-21

A.B. Clark Consulting Corp.

001230473

2014-05-21

AGB Business Management Inc.

002119235

2014-05-21

Azalea Escape Inc.

002255011

2014-05-21

Beverly Glen Country Properties Limited

001357781

2014-05-21

CCV Management Services Inc.

002282154

2014-05-21

Dove Realty Ltd.

001258818

2014-05-21

D5 Design Inc.

002312418

2014-05-21

Education World Inc.

000945011

2014-05-21

Fertile Ground Productions Inc.

002017893

2014-05-21

Fill-R-Up Limited

001128992

2014-05-21

Gocart Mufflers (Waterloo) Ltd.

001271258

2014-05-21

Goreway Country Properties Limited

001564684

2014-05-21

Grimsthorpe Diversified Investments Ltd.

000262953

2014-05-21

Ianna Inc.

002004722

2014-05-21

Jarway Corporation

000385960

2014-05-21

John (Jack) Gordon Consulting & Bakery Equ Ipment Ltd.

001610256

2014-05-21

Kemp-Felt Insulation Ltd.

000767809

2014-05-21

Keno Sales Inc.

002200452

2014-05-21

Leader Terrazzo Tile Mosaic Limited

000112122

2014-05-21

Lloyd G. Howe Industrial Real Estate Limited

000079582

2014-05-21

Maestro Carpentry Contractor Inc.

000989376

2014-05-21

Nails Naturelle Inc.

001611888

2014-05-21

North Channel Country Properties Ltd.

001275699

2014-05-21

Oshawa Appraisal Service Incorporated

000267227

2014-05-21

P&B Cedar Homes Inc.

002246292

2014-05-21

Pace Computer Systems Inc.

001183048

2014-05-21

Robert F. Braun & Associates Limited

001331006

2014-05-21

Sexual Intelligence Inc.

002025306

2014-05-21

Solar Spa Ltd.

002156577

2014-05-21

Tech Team Management Inc.

000978150

2014-05-21

Two Mikes Corporation

000397669

2014-05-21

Weston Country Properties Limited

001515292

2014-05-21

1059077 Ontario Limited

001059077

2014-05-21

1116689 Ontario Inc.

001116689

2014-05-21

1204238 Ontario Inc.

001204238

2014-05-21

1279871 Ontario Inc.

001279871

2014-05-21

1322229 Ontario Inc.

001322229

2014-05-21

1331305 Ontario Ltd.

001331305

2014-05-21

1576477 Ontario Ltd.

001576477

2014-05-21

1622079 Ontario Inc.

001622079

2014-05-21

1633783 Ontario Inc.

001633783

2014-05-21

1720135 Ontario Inc.

001720135

2014-05-21

1733741 Ontario Limited

001733741

2014-05-21

1875630 Ontario Inc.

001875630

2014-05-21

1883839 Ontario Ltd.

001883839

2014-05-21

2050464 Ontario Inc.

002050464

2014-05-21

2158903 Ontario Inc.

002158903

2014-05-21

2163608 Ontario Inc.

002163608

2014-05-21

532167 Ontario Limited

000532167

2014-05-21

931784 Ontario Limited

000931784

2014-05-22

Kle Management Systems Audit Inc.

001878226

2014-05-23

Asolare Salon Inc.

001863448

2014-05-23

B&R Plumbing And Mechanical Inc.

001375546

2014-05-23

Bobtown Farms Ltd.

001599036

2014-05-23

Cap-Mart, Inc.

001384046

2014-05-23

Diesel Transport Service Inc.

002081913

2014-05-23

KDR Home Improvements Limited

002153810

2014-05-23

Norfolk Pharmacy (Con-Div) Inc.

002085557

2014-05-23

VKS Consultants Inc.

002321165

2014-05-23

Word Tech Communications Inc.

000873521

2014-05-23

2165411 Ontario Ltd.

002165411

2014-05-23

2309202 Ontario Inc.

002309202

2014-05-26

Admiral Consulting Services Inc.

001349504

2014-05-26

Castlemore Industries Ltd.

001242070

2014-05-26

Glamheiress Kids Inc.

001836495

2014-05-26

Halton Construction Management Inc.

002047423

2014-05-26

Iluvit Inc.

001490343

2014-05-26

IT International Group Inc.

002107361

2014-05-26

Keith Connors Consultants Inc.

001633639

2014-05-26

Le Tresor Design Inc.

001585246

2014-05-26

Sharma Medicine Professional Corporation

002331698

2014-05-26

Unitech Enterprises Ltd.

001122567

2014-05-26

1215113 Ontario Inc.

001215113

2014-05-26

1333420 Ontario Inc.

001333420

2014-05-26

1586203 Ontario Limited

001586203

2014-05-26

1835746 Ontario Inc.

001835746

2014-05-27

Eugene’s & Son Transport Ltd.

001364802

2014-05-28

Jobin Holdings Ltd.

001555261

2014-05-28

Key West Tropicals Ltd.

001013391

2014-05-28

Simplified Solutions Consulting Inc.

002261030

2014-05-28

1568416 Ontario Ltd.

001568416

2014-05-28

2305844 Ontario Inc.

002305844

2014-05-29

Onboard Tech Inc.

000996742

2014-05-30

Caged Logic Inc.

002244845

2014-05-28

Housecats Inc.

002314394

2014-05-28

Paul Nusca Custom Tailors Ltd.

001246380

2014-05-28

Robert Anderson Real Estate & Appraisals Ltd.

000342904

2014-05-28

2039979 Ontario Ltd.

002039979

2014-06-02

Benrin Inc.

001188883

2014-06-02

Pre Jay Holdings Limited

000643300

2014-06-02

Spa Baby Tubs Inc.

002105428

2014-06-02

1292793 Ontario Ltd.

001292793

2014-06-02

2229305 Ontario Ltd.

002229305

2014-06-03

Custom Investment Services Inc.

001317594

2014-06-03

MVS Services Inc.

001601443

2014-06-03

Sai Sagar Ratna Limited

002207009

2014-06-04

Borealis Hydro Electric Holdings Inc.

001444400

2014-06-04

Cada Galleries Ltd.

000544988

2014-06-04

Carol Godby Law Professional Corporation

001815747

2014-06-04

Sealtite White Roof Inc.

002084178

2014-06-04

1598498 Ontario Inc.

001598498

2014-06-05

ACLW Holdings Inc.

001793728

2014-06-05

Asahi Foot Spa Inc.

002380982

2014-06-05

Barrett Hodgson Canada Limited

001376757

2014-06-05

Beachview Productions Inc.

001251727

2014-06-05

C S G Industrial Technology Inc.

001815860

2014-06-05

C.E. Armstrong Investments Limited

000932988

2014-06-05

Canco Transportation (Services) Inc.

000601291

2014-06-05

Cherryvale Farm Limited

000425215

2014-06-05

Dobrich Properties Inc.

000692128

2014-06-05

Fallen Post Ltd.

002320192

2014-06-05

Film Motel Inc.

002096203

2014-06-05

Gurjanov Holdings Inc.

000370164

2014-06-05

John Bucks & Associates Inc.

002357130

2014-06-05

Kleen Air Company Limited

001017282

2014-06-05

Kyocha-Ya Food Service Ltd.

002312536

2014-06-05

Ms.Insurance Inc.

001897198

2014-06-05

Oran Services Inc.

002242678

2014-06-05

Ottawa Sausage & Delicatessen Inc.

001128792

2014-06-05

Pamarco Global Graphics Canada Ltd.

002073663

2014-06-05

Penreal Property Fund Iv Ltd.

001493702

2014-06-05

RDD Innovations Inc.

002253135

2014-06-05

Solutions Paralegal Services Inc.

001911581

2014-06-05

The Call Productions Inc.

001704445

2014-06-05

Tricon Development Corporation

001617412

2014-06-05

Unique (China) International Finance Ltd.

002303284

2014-06-05

Unlimited Productions Ltd.

000271601

2014-06-05

V Can Staffing Inc.

002321087

2014-06-05

Wingnut Hardware Inc.

002026447

2014-06-05

Z.O.M. Investments Ltd.

001088140

2014-06-05

Z.O.M. Laundromat Ltd.

001382261

2014-06-05

1062427 Ontario Limited

001062427

2014-06-05

1190153 Ontario Inc.

001190153

2014-06-05

1197197 Ontario Inc.

001197197

2014-06-05

1593250 Ontario Inc.

001593250

2014-06-05

2095074 Ontario Inc.

002095074

2014-06-05

2117747 Ontario Inc.

002117747

2014-06-05

2122077 Ontario Limited

002122077

2014-06-05

2222756 Ontario Ltd.

002222756

2014-06-05

2388038 Ontario Inc.

002388038

2014-06-05

814241 Ontario Limited

000814241

2014-06-06

Abeko Inc.

001745324

2014-06-06

Breakers Lodge Of Southampton Limited

000387127

2014-06-06

Campbell Auditing Services Inc.

001068369

2014-06-06

Concrete Designs Of Muskoka Ltd.

002240548

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Entrepreneurial Endeavours Inc.

001583778

2014-06-06

F. Murray Contracting Ltd

000782644

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Fitwiz Corporation

002066434

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H. C. Vasmar Food Distributors Ltd.

000741630

2014-06-06

Inglewood Venture Corp.

001085749

2014-06-06

J.E. Industrial Representatives Ltd.

001494829

2014-06-06

Jam Holding Company Ltd.

002255472

2014-06-06

Master Plan (Equitable) Investments Limited

002405366

2014-06-06

Mindworks Productions Ltd.

002143961

2014-06-06

Patrick Feeney Transport Ltd.

002017596

2014-06-06

Timmins Consulting Inc.

002302837

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Tricom Presentation Products Inc.

002028496

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Zahid Fathazada International Ltd.

002324613

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1086099 Ontario Limited

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1091116 Ontario Inc.

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1167243 Ontario Inc.

001167243

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1305344 Ontario Inc.

001305344

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1548061 Ontario Limited

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1791021 Ontario Ltd.

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1792138 Ontario Inc.

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1792913 Ontario Inc.

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1892080 Ontario Inc.

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1894 Security Inc.

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2009591 Ontario Limited

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2276912 Ontario Inc.

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2291787 Ontario Inc.

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000582074

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Durham Oshawa Student Housing Development Inc.

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Paul Brouzes Limited

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Theodore Occupational Therapy Professional Corporation

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466000 Ontario Ltd.

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744563 Ontario Inc.

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Canbuild Mechanical Installations Inc.

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Carlesimo Realty Corporation

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Ermor Associates Limited

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Jenlon Productions Inc.

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Lee Shine Enterprise Inc.

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Maranta Group Inc.

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Rancourt Metal Erectors Limited

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Rudy Penner Insurance Agency Limited

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Ryder Construction Inc.

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2014-06-11

Sethi Management Inc.

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The Chapter Of Love Inc.

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Topspin Trading (Canada) Ltd.

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VMS Consulting Inc.

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1483594 Ontario Inc.

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2014-06-11

1760346 Ontario Inc.

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1830322 Ontario Inc.

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2014-06-11

1844572 Ontario Inc.

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2014-06-11

2407504 Ontario Inc.

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Xitbit Promotion Inc.

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1678543 Ontario Inc.

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1768312 Ontario Inc.

001768312

William D. Snell
Director, Ministry of Government Services
(147-G332)

Notice of Default in Complying with the Corporations Information Act

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

Date Name of Corporation Ontario Corporation Number

2014-06-17

Burgy Holdings Inc.

2004330

2014-06-17

Optimum Oral Surgery Inc.

2187228

2014-06-17

Rogue VFX Inc.

1665794

2014-06-17

Windtronics, Inc.

2209864

William D. Snell
Director
(147-G333)

Financial Services Commission of Ontario

Statement of Priorities

June 2014

Message from the Chair and Chief Executive Officer

Established under the Financial Services Commission of Ontario Act, 1997 (FSCO Act), FSCO regulates insurance companies and agents; pension plans; loan and trust companies; credit unions and caisses populaires; mortgage brokerages and administrators; co-operative corporations in Ontario; and service providers who invoice auto insurers for statutory accident benefits claims. FSCO is accountable to the Minister of Finance.

FSCO’s legislative mandate is to provide regulatory services that protect the public interest and enhance public confidence in the sectors it regulates. As an organization, FSCO is committed to being a progressive and fair regulator, working with stakeholders to support a strong financial services industry, and protecting the interests of financial services consumers.

FSCO is comprised of a five-member Commission, the Superintendent of Financial Services and staff, and the Financial Services Tribunal. The Financial Services Tribunal is an expert adjudicative tribunal established under the FSCO Act. The Tribunal hears applications and appeals on regulatory decisions made or proposed by the Superintendent.

Section 11 of the FSCO Act requires that FSCO publish in The Ontario Gazette and deliver to the Minister of Finance by June 30 of each year a statement setting out FSCO’s proposed priorities and the reasons for adopting these priorities.

This is FSCO’s 17th Statement of Priorities. It outlines FSCO’s and the Tribunal’s priorities and planned initiatives for the coming year, and highlights FSCO’s key accomplishments in the previous year.

Philip Howell
Chief Executive Officer &
Superintendent of Financial Services

John M. Solursh
Chair
Financial Services Commission of Ontario
Financial Services Tribunal

Introduction

FSCO is required to release a Statement of Priorities each year outlining its proposed activities. Following is this year’s statement, along with highlighted accomplishments from last year. FSCO’s approach to fulfilling its legislated regulatory responsibilities is outlined in greater detail in its Regulatory Framework document which is posted on the FSCO website. FSCO also reports back on its core activities through its annual report. In conducting its business, FSCO always seeks to protect consumer interests and enhance public confidence in the sectors it regulates.

FSCO’s Core Activities

Regulatory Policy

FSCO advises the government on existing or potential risks and policy issues in the regulated sectors. All areas within FSCO work together to identify and define policy issues. Policy development is integral to public protection, determines resource allocation, and results from a collaborative effort that includes external consultations with stakeholders and the public.

Regulatory Coordination

FSCO promotes and plays an important role in coordinating regulatory efforts at a national level. Canadian regulators work together to coordinate activities, share information, proactively identify emerging trends and risks, look for harmonized approaches, reach consensus around solutions for common problems, and provide solutions and guidance applicable to multiple jurisdictions across the country. Coordination minimizes unnecessary duplication, potential delays related to regulatory processes, and regulatory costs through joint projects and resource sharing. FSCO works closely with other regulators, as needed, in order to achieve its legislative mandate.

Licensing and Registration

By law, individuals and businesses require licences from FSCO in order to conduct certain activities within the regulated sectors. Licensing ensures that only qualified and appropriate licensees conduct business with the public. Similarly, pension plans are required to be registered with FSCO. Licensing and registration allow for the supervision of the sectors in order to protect the public.

Filings and Applications

Once licensed or registered, regulated entities are required by law to submit information to FSCO on a regular basis. Certain transactions in the regulated sectors require FSCO’s approval, and regulated entities must follow filing and application procedures to obtain approval. FSCO’s ability to request information is a fundamental power and key regulatory tool. The information FSCO gathers at both the entity level and on an aggregate, systemic basis is used to develop proactive supervisory strategies and plans, including monitoring and compliance activities.

Monitoring and Compliance

Monitoring and compliance are important, ongoing supervisory activities. FSCO assesses whether regulated entities follow the law through compliance reviews. In addition to addressing specific cases of non-compliance, FSCO’s focus is also on monitoring the degree of compliance in the regulated sectors as a whole. FSCO takes a risk-based approach to regulation, and is concerned with the overall potential negative impact that non-compliance cases have on regulatory outcomes.

Enforcement and Intervention

FSCO influences conduct in the regulated sectors through different strategies including, for example, education, moral suasion, partnering with stakeholders, compliance reviews, intervention, and ultimately enforcement. FSCO will employ the most appropriate enforcement action for entities that fail to comply with the law.

Alignment with Insurance Core Principles

The International Association of Insurance Supervisors’ Insurance Core Principles prescribe the essential elements of a supervisory regime that provide an adequate level of policyholder protection and promote a financially sound insurance sector. FSCO aligns its insurance regulatory activities with the insurance core principles. In a review released earlier this year, the International Monetary Fund assessed FSCO as having a high level of observance with the insurance core principles. The International Monetary Fund also noted that FSCO has robust accountability frameworks in place, FSCO’s licensing processes are in line with international best practices, and FSCO has a well-developed framework to combat fraud.

Strategies and Initiatives

To deliver its core regulatory services, FSCO sets high-level goals that are aligned with four broad strategies focused on effective delivery of its regulatory services to meet its regulatory responsibilities:

  • Review and recommend changes to better mitigate risk
  • Increase efficiency, effectiveness, and transparency
  • Communicate, share knowledge, and engage stakeholders
  • Coordinate with other Canadian regulators of the financial services industry

With these strategies, FSCO aims to improve the ways in which it regulates and delivers services to foster consumer protection in the financial services sectors and to protect the rights and benefits of pension plan members.

FSCO’s 2014 strategies and initiatives provide a snapshot of the work that FSCO is focusing on over the next year. FSCO recognizes that the financial services sector is a dynamic and fast-paced environment, and in addition to this year’s priorities, FSCO will be ready to address any emerging regulatory needs in the future.

Strategy 1: Review and recommend changes to better mitigate risk

FSCO’s risk-based regulatory approach allows it to allocate resources towards matters that pose the highest risks to consumers and pension plan members. FSCO will continue to strengthen its regulatory approach with a number of initiatives to mitigate risks in the financial services sector.

1.1 Licensing Business Systems and Business Practices of Service Providers

In the 2013 Ontario Budget, the government committed to take further action to tackle fraud in the auto insurance sector. Among other measures, the government expanded FSCO’s mandate to include the licensing and regulation of the business systems and business practices of healthcare service providers that directly invoice auto insurers for statutory accident benefits. On June 1, 2014, FSCO launched a licensing regime to reduce fraudulent billing practices in the sector. Healthcare service providers will be required to be licensed as of December 1, 2014, in order to continue billing insurance companies directly.

1.2 Develop Minor Injury Treatment Protocol

The scientists and medical experts retained by FSCO to develop an evidence-based protocol are continuing their literature reviews. Ultimately, they will recommend a protocol to treat auto accident claimants who sustain minor injuries. The protocol will inform the Superintendent’s consideration of a revised Minor Injury Guideline. A revised Minor Injury Guideline will be consistent with current and scientifically proven treatment for common injuries resulting from motor vehicle accidents. This will reduce disputes about benefits, and improve care provided to claimants. The recommendations from the scientists and medical experts will be presented to the Superintendent at the end of 2014.

1.3 Support the Ministry of Finance in the implementation of a Cost and Rate Reduction Strategy for auto insurance

FSCO will support the government’s implementation of the Auto Insurance Cost and Rate Reduction Strategy, utilizing the powers provided to the Superintendent in existing legislation.

1.4 Conduct life insurance and mortgage broker product suitability reviews

FSCO will undertake product suitability reviews of life insurance and mortgage broker practices at the point-of-sale. FSCO plans to assess how agents/brokers respond to the financial literacy needs of their clients, and evaluate the processes used by agents/brokers to provide advice to consumers.

Strategy 2: Increase efficiency, effectiveness, and transparency

As part of FSCO’s commitment to modernizing its regulatory services, FSCO is undertaking a number of reviews and service delivery improvements to keep pace with the changing financial services environment, and to promote cost-effective and efficient regulation.

2.1 Work with Ministry of Finance on statutory and system reviews

In 2013, FSCO commenced a consolidated three year review of Part Vi (Auto Insurance) of the Insurance Act, and related regulations. Once the review is complete, FSCO will submit a report to the Minister of Finance in Fall 2014. FSCO will also work with the Ministry of Finance to implement the recommendations from last year’s five-year review of the Mortgage Brokerages, Lenders and Administrators Act, 2006. FSCO will assist the ministry in supporting the Minister of Finance’s appointee with the five-year statutory review of the Credit Unions and Caisses Populaires Act, 1994. Additionally, FSCO will work with the Ministry of Finance as required to review insurance company solvency regulation.

2.2 Design and implement an information technology Enterprise Development Program

A new web-based information management platform will provide FSCO with the required tools to effectively regulate in an increasingly challenging financial services marketplace, while providing stakeholders with centralized access to the services they expect. The new system will also provide FSCO with comprehensive and centralized information on its regulatory activities and the regulated sectors. The web-based service will provide more accurate information to help FSCO undertake its risk-based approach, leading to increased efficiency and effectiveness. This is a multi-year initiative. The first phase of the new system was launched on June 1, 2014 as part of the licensing of the healthcare service providers sector.

2.3 Work with the Ministry of Finance on the Dispute Resolution System Review implementation

In 2013, the government appointed the Honourable J. Douglas Cunningham, Q.C. to review the FSCO dispute resolution system. In early 2014, Mr. Cunningham delivered the final report to the Minister with 28 recommendations on how to best deliver dispute resolution services. The government introduced Bill 171, Fighting Fraud and Reducing Automobile Insurance Rates Act, 2014 in the Legislature on March 4, 2014.

The proposed legislation included provisions that would move authority for the dispute resolution system from FSCO to the Ministry of the Attorney General’s Licence Appeal Tribunal. Bill 171 did not pass before the Legislative Assembly was dissolved and the 2014 general election was called. If the bill is re-introduced, FSCO will work with the Ministry of Finance, as required, to assist in implementing proposed changes to the dispute resolution system.

2.4 Enhance auto insurance information and analysis

FSCO will enhance the use of automobile insurance data to simplify its regulatory process and collect data to forecast future trends, including:

  • Examining factors contributing to cost changes in third-party liability bodily injury, and releasing a final report on the findings in 2014.
  • Reviewing actuarial data to gauge the effect of the automobile insurance reforms, and studying the effect of the reforms on automobile insurance rate levels.
  • Working with the General Insurance Statistical Agency to collect Ontario’s 2013 auto insurance statistical data, and analyzing the data to monitor automobile insurance cost changes and to review the reasonableness of automobile insurance rates.
  • Reviewing the Health Claims for Auto Insurance system to determine reports necessary to provide additional information on statutory accident benefits treatment trends.

2.5 Work with the Ministry of Finance on initiatives in the pension sector

Over the past year, pension reform has been a government priority and the government has put an emphasis on modernizing the retirement income system with a focus on innovation. It recently completed a consultation with stakeholders on how to implement Pooled Registered Pension Plans and announced its intention to consult on a framework for target benefit plans in Ontario. This consultation will focus initially on target benefits for multi-employer pension plans which will help in subsequently developing a framework for single-employer target benefit pension plans.

The government has also committed to making public-sector pension plans more sustainable and to introducing a conversion framework that would facilitate the conversion of single employer pension plans to a jointly sponsored model. Work has also been completed relating to the adequacy of retirement savings in Ontario and the government is considering the establishment of an Ontario Retirement Pension Plan to assist Ontarians in saving for their retirement.

FSCO will advise and support the ministry, as required, on the implementation of these new initiatives.

Strategy 3: Communicate, share knowledge, and engage stakeholders

To better communicate and share knowledge in the area of consumer protection, FSCO will implement an anti-fraud stakeholder engagement strategy, and engage consumers in the areas of financial literacy and fraud prevention.

3.1 Implement fraud awareness stakeholder engagement strategy

FSCO will work with insurance stakeholders and consumers to implement an anti-fraud awareness strategy, and provide important information to consumers on fraud in the insurance sector.

3.2 Provide information to consumers about fraud prevention

FSCO will provide valuable information to consumers about their rights and responsibilities when it comes to fraud prevention in the regulated sectors. FSCO aims to educate consumers about how they can help reduce fraud. FSCO will use a variety of tools including the use of social media to keep consumers better informed about anti-fraud activities.

3.3 Promote consumer access to financial literacy information

FSCO will promote access to educational materials for consumers, pension plan members, and youth to provide valuable information on how to increase their financial literacy when purchasing financial services products in the regulated sectors.

3.4 Review and implement requirements for usage-based auto insurance

FSCO will continue to work with the auto insurance sector to encourage innovative technologies and ensure consumers are fairly treated as more companies implement voluntary usage-based auto insurance programs.

Strategy 4: Coordinate with other Canadian regulators in the financial services industry

Coordination with other Canadian regulators in the financial services industry is a hallmark of FSCO’s regulatory approach. FSCO will work with other regulators to proactively identify emerging trends and risks, look for harmonized approaches, and provide solutions and guidance applicable to multiple jurisdictions across Canada.

4.1 Develop a harmonized national life agent licence qualification standard

FSCO will support a Canadian Insurance Services Regulatory Organizations’ and Canadian Council of Insurance Regulators’ initiative to develop harmonized standards for life insurance licence qualification. Implementation of the program is anticipated to be in January 2016.

4.2 Provide access to information on mortgage broker disciplinary action

FSCO will work with the Mortgage Broker Regulators’ Council of Canada to publish information on disciplinary actions taken against mortgage brokers and agents across Canada in one online database.

4.3 Work with other regulators on common regulatory approaches to pensions issues

FSCO will participate in a number of initiatives undertaken by the Canadian Association of Pension Supervisory Authorities:

  • Develop options, including de-risking strategies and examining new pension plan designs to address current risks in the defined benefits pension plan sector; engage policy makers in their jurisdictions; and develop standards for the treatment of new de-risking strategies and pension plan designs.
  • Manage and coordinate the implementation of a new agreement to establish clear rules for the administration and regulation of multi-jurisdictional pension plans.
  • Review and determine if revisions are necessary to the association’s Guideline No.4–Pension Plan Governance Guidelines and Self-Assessment Questionnaire.
  • Support efforts related to the implementation of a multi-jurisdictional framework for Pooled Registered Pension Plans across Canada.

Highlights from 2013-14

FSCO’s Initiatives in the Past Year

Auto Insurance Cost and Rate Reduction Strategy implemented

FSCO assisted the Ministry of Finance in developing the legislation and regulations that shape the government’s auto insurance Cost and Rate Reduction Strategy.

Improved disciplinary model to regulate insurance agents/adjusters

FSCO undertook stakeholder consultations and marshalled stakeholder support for a new insurance agents/adjusters disciplinary model aligned with modern regulatory practices in other sectors. Bill 171 had included provisions to introduce the new model, but did not pass before the Legislative Assembly was dissolved and the 2014 general election was called. If the bill is re-introduced, FSCO will work with the Ministry of Finance, as required, to support implementation.

High level of observance of international insurance core principles achieved

In 2013, the International Monetary Fund assessed Canada’s capacity to adhere to the International Association of Insurance Supervisors’ Insurance Core Principles. In its 2014 Financial Sector Assessment Program reports, the International Monetary Fund’s assessment demonstrated FSCO’s compliance with, and a high level of observance of, the principles.

Financial hardship unlocking process streamlined

In 2014, legislative changes moved financial hardship unlocking program administration, to access locked-in retirements funds, from FSCO to financial institutions. FSCO and the Ministry of Finance worked with institutions to ensure a smooth transition.

One-window access provided to national insurance enforcement data

Canadian consumers and insurance industry participants now have access through the Canadian Insurance Regulators Disciplinary Actions database to the names of agents and firms disciplined by insurance regulators across Canada. The new database is designed to be a single point of access for enforcement decisions taken by multiple Canadian insurance regulators. FSCO played a leadership role in this joint initiative of the Canadian Insurance Services Regulatory Organizations and the Canadian Council of Insurance Regulators, which provides centralized and timely information on enforcement actions across multiple jurisdictions.

New anti-fraud resources disseminated to consumers

In June 2013, FSCO launched the Auto Insurance Fraud Hotline and Web Portal, where Ontarians can report auto insurance fraud. FSCO also partnered with the Toronto Police Service to launch a series of Public Service Announcements that raise consumer awareness about automobile insurance fraud.

Dispute resolution system

FSCO used the services of a private dispute resolution service provider to address the mediation backlog for Statutory Accident Benefits Schedule disputes. As well, various administrative changes were implemented within FSCO’s mediation process to increase the volume of mediations undertaken. The mediation backlog was eliminated in August 2013.

Return on equity benchmark established

FSCO contracted two academics from the York University Schulich School of Business to review the Return on Equity (Roe) benchmark used in Ontario’s auto insurance rate approval process. FSCO reviewed their recommendations and implemented a new ROE benchmark setting process that aligns the rate with cost of capital trends in the marketplace.

Mortgage broker legislation reviewed

In 2013, FSCO assisted the Ministry of Finance in supporting the Parliamentary Assistant to the Minister of Finance, Steven Del Duca to conduct a review of the Mortgage Brokerages, Lenders and Administrators Act, 2006. The review included public consultations and stakeholder roundtables on ways to strengthen the act.

Online platform on mortgage broker licensing requirements launched

FSCO worked with the Mortgage Broker Regulators’ Council of Canada to launch an online platform in March 2014 that provides information on mortgage licensing requirements in multiple provinces.

Financial Services Tribunal

The Financial Services Tribunal is an expert adjudicative tribunal established under the FSCO Act. It is comprised of members appointed to the Tribunal on a part-time basis. The Tribunal is charged with hearing applications and appeals from certain decisions made or proposed by the Superintendent, or other authorized persons or entities, under a range of Ontario statutes governing financial services matters including:

  • the Credit Unions and Caisses Populaires Act, 1994
  • the Insurance Act
  • the Loan and Trust Corporations Act
  • the Mortgage Brokerages, Lenders and Administrators Act, 2006
  • the Pension Benefits Act
  • The Tribunal’s 2014 strategies and initiatives are as follows:
Strategy 1: Maintain a pool of qualified members to adjudicate hearings

Ensure appropriate expertise is available and allocated to staff panels appointed to hear Tribunal matters

The scope of matters qualifying for an application or appeal to the Tribunal continues to expand, resulting in an increasingly diverse workload for the Tribunal. The Tribunal Chair will work with the Ministry of Finance and the Public Appointments Secretariat towards the appointment of additional members to ensure appropriate expertise is available and allocated to staff panels appointed to hear Tribunal matters.

Arrange for supplementary training as required

The Tribunal will focus its training on the legislative changes in the Insurance Act dealing with the licensing of service providers and regulation of their business practices. There are also other changes which have been proposed but not yet enacted, and that may affect the need for additional training.

Strategy 2: Expand dialogue with members of the legal profession

Continue consultations with the Tribunal’s Legal Advisory Committee

The Tribunal will continue its consultations with the Legal Advisory Committee on matters affecting hearing processes.

Strategy 3: Update Tribunal practices and procedures

Refine service standards

The Tribunal will continue to develop and refine service standards.

Review and update practices and procedures which may require revisions as a result of legislative changes for the licensing of service providers and regulation of their business practices

The Tribunal is reviewing new legislation and related regulations to determine how those may impact the Tribunal’s practices. Its rules, forms and procedures will be reviewed for any necessary revisions.

Develop an in-house orientation program for new members

In-house training focusing on specific Tribunal practices will be provided to new members. The training supplements the mandatory adjudicator program provided by the Society of Ontario Adjudicators and Regulators, where new appointees learn the goals and principles of the administrative justice system and practical adjudication skills.

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