July 2016 - Orillia Chamber of Commerce

July 2016
Attention all Cardboard Boat Builders and Racers:
It’s time to start planning for the annual cardboard boat race!
This race has become the largest spectator event held during the Orillia Waterfront Festival at the Port of Orillia. We encourage you or
your company to participate in this great once-a-year event. Families are also encouraged to build boats and participate.
Award Categories: Smallest Boat • Biggest Boat • Best Dressed Crew • Longest Floating Boat
and THE TITANIC AWARD for the Most Spectacular Sinking!
Sponsored by The Packet & Times • Boat Building Rules are included on pages 11 & 12
For further information please visit www.orillia.com or call the Chamber office at 705-326-4424
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Message from the Managing Director
Susan Lang
Participants in our annual golf tournament
June 2nd enjoyed surprisingly good
weather. The early morning looked like
it may rain but the day turned out to
be lovely. The committee would like to
thank all of our sponsors, participants
and members who donated items for the
lucky draw table. Hawk Ridge staff once
again looked after the tournament and
prepared a delicious dinner. Committee
members are: Nathan Brown- Thor Motors,
Chair; Skye Davenport – Davenport KIA;
Bill Ecklund – Home Hardware Building
Centre; Ashleigh Morris – Jim Wilson
Chevrolet Buick GMC Inc.; Carey Frantz –
Impression House; Dean Beers – Orillia’s
Floor Fashion Centre; Islay Levene – Bell
Orillia; Matt Ansdell – Lock Stock & Barrel;
Lori St. Germain – Chippewas of Rama First
Nation; Cathy Wilkie – Hawk Ridge Golf &
Country Club & myself.
www.orillia.com
[email protected]
@OrilliaChamber
some boats. We were very pleased to have
Yamaha & Discover Boating at the show
promoting boating and the various water
sports associated with it.
The Orillia Waterfront Festival – August 5
– 7 is fast approaching. Once again there
will be a wide variety of vendors, boats
Our Spring Boat Cottage and Outdoor for sale, waterski shows and the ever
Show was a great success. Land vendors popular Cardboard Boat Race at noon on
reported strong sales & boat dealers sold the Sunday sponsored by The Packet &
Times. Information for the Cardboard Boat
race is on the first page of this newsletter
and the rules are a page toward the end of
the newsletter. Come down and enjoy the
• July 2016 •
festivities.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
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Message from the
Managing Director
President’s Message
Business After Five Photos
Welcome New Members
Port of Orillia Opening
Ceremonies Photos
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Chamber Classic Golf
Tournament Photos
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What is a Ministry of Labour Blitz?
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Benefit Facts: How to attract
the BEST employees
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Membership Benefits,
Milestones,
The Mentor Program,
Chamber Website
11,12 Cardboard Boat Race Information
and Boat Building Rules
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6th Annual Orillia & Lake Country
Business Expo, Oct. 20, 2016
14, 15 Member-to-Member Discount
Participants
We look forward to seeing many of you
at the Business After Five events in July
at Think Feet and August at Habitat For
Humanity at their new in town location.
Please remember to bring non-perishable
food items for the Sharing Place food bank.
“Challenges are
what make life interesting
and overcoming them
is what makes life meaningful.”
~ Joshua J. Marie
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2016 BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Past President Patrick Lassaline, Downey Tornosky
Lassaline & Timpano Professional Corp.
President Dave Carson, Carson Funeral Homes
President Elect Mariano Tulipano, 1339102 Ontario Inc.
First Vice President Peggy Foley, Meridian Credit Union
Second Vice President Dean Beers, Orillia’s Floor Fashion
Centre Carpet One
Treasurer Mike Bunn, Grant Thornton LLP
Managing Director Susan Lang
Matthew Ansdell
Nathan Brown
Chad Cooke
Skye Davenport
Bill Ecklund
Carey Frantz
Islay Levene
Stewart McNeely
Greg Parker
Angela Thomson
Ashleigh Morris
Frank Cappadocia
Craig Basaraba
Melanie Montroy
Pat Campbell
Gini Stringer
TBA
Wendy Timpano
Al Wallace
Matthew Webb
Jennifer Whitley
Scott Jermey
Jane Dunlop
Erika Neher
Lori St. Germain
Ted Emond
Kim Price
Paul Legault
Doug Bunker
Brenda Gunn
John Sylvester
Lock, Stock and Barrel
Thor Motors Orillia (1978) Limited
System 6 Advanced Coatings Inc.
Davenport Kia
Home Hardware Building Centres
Impression House Inc.
Bell Orillia
Royal Lepage Real Quest Realty
Scotiabank
Northern Business Equipment
Jim Wilson Chevrolet Buick GMC Inc.
Lakehead University
Orillia & District Construction Association
Casino Rama
Orillia Soldiers’ Memorial Hospital
Doctor Recruitment & Retention
Georgian College
Community Development Corp.
Downtown Orillia Management Board
Orillia Manufacturers’ Association
Ontario’s Lake Country
Township of Oro-Medonte
Township of Severn
Ramara Township
Chippewas of Rama First Nation
City of Orillia
Executive Assistant
Administrative Assistant
Events Coordinator
Tourism Coordinator
Membership Sales
President’s Message
David Carson
Carson Funeral Homes
It is hard to believe that 2016 is already at its
midpoint. So far so good. The pulse in the
business community is very positive.
There has been a lot of talk about the Chamber
continuing the management of the Port of
Orillia. I would like to address this head on
as council debates whether or not to renew
our management agreement with them for
the Port.
The Chamber has managed the Port for 40
years for the city. It has done so in a professional
manner, with the city always receiving a cash
payment regardless of the income/loss at the
end of the year. The Chamber has managed
events as well to capitalize on the Jewel of the
Trent Severn so that the city and its businesses
realize the economic benefits of such an asset.
The purpose of the Port was always to be used
as a transient docking facility to drive tourist
and economic dollars up into the core of
the city which I believe we can see has been
mission accomplished. I do not think that there
is a business downtown that is not happy on
a weekend when the Port is full of tourists or
when we have an event on.
The Chamber has worked with the city over
the last 40 years as a good partner at the
waterfront, and we would look forward to
carrying on the arrangement regardless if it
is a 2 or a 5 year arrangement. We believe our
historical agreement is fair to both parties.
Being a not for profit, the limited amount of
money that we raise allows us to help the city
by managing other events, such as the Santa
Claus Parade which the Chamber puts on at
our cost.
The one item that the Chamber takes a strong
stance on is that we do not believe that the Port
should be used for seasonal dockage. There are
several reasons for this. First, seasonal slips do
nothing to help bring new visitors and new
dollars into the city and up into the businesses.
A quick look at the Barrie Port would showcase
this fact. Secondly, it is a waste of a jewel such
as the port to allocate the amount of space that
it would take for parking for seasonal slippage.
Even one parking spot per slip would be 220
parking spaces. Lastly, operating a seasonal
marina is in direct competition with local tax
paying businesses. No one in business should
have to compete with the city. Not a marina,
not a gymnasium, not a developer. There is lots
of local capacity for seasonal dockage at the
local marinas.
Regardless of what the outcome of the council
discussion is, we look forward to working
with the city however we can to continue to
promote economic spinoff and tourism into
Orillia and Area.
On a positive note the Perch Festival was
a great success this year. Attendance was
up and businesses were full. Thankfully we
started the season with great weather. The
Boat and Cottage Show, Christmas in June, and
the Waterfront Festival are all on the go this
summer, so be sure to come out and enjoy!
I wish everyone a safe and enjoyable summer
creating memories with family and friends!
Sincerely, David Carson
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Business After 5 Hosted by Agilec
Erin, Ontario SPCA – Orillia and Brian, Going with Gibb
Andy & Candice Moore, Driverseat Orillia
Jed Levene
MBA, CFP®, CLU®, CHS, FMA
Certified Financial Planner®
Rockwater Wealth Management Limited
118 Mississaga St. West, Orillia, ON L3V 3B1
Phone: 705.259.5334 Toll Free: 1.866.578.5334
Fax: 1.888.368.5334 [email protected]
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(705) 325-4461
390 Laclie Street, Orillia
www.mcleananddickey.com
[email protected]
Welcome New Members
Creative Design
Stairs and Railings
Dean Jones
705-325-1155
[email protected]
Specializing in designing, manufacturing
& installing guaranteed quality stairs &
railings! With over 20 years experience, we
pride ourselves on our exceptional quality &
excellent service throughout Barrie, Orillia,
Muskoka, and surrounding areas.
Pets at Peace North
335 Mississaga St. West
Sharon L. Van Noort
[email protected]
www.petsatpeace.ca
705-790-7427
Pets at Peace North is a Pet Loss and Memorial
Service supporting pet families in Simcoe
County and Muskoka District. We are the only
pet funeral home north of Toronto providing
individual and private cremation for pets.
We opened our doors here in Orillia in February
this year and Pets at Peace North provides
support 7 days a week, 24 hours a day to
families who are or will be facing the death of
their beloved pet. Families are always welcome
Let our expertise and top quality craftsmanship to call to discuss their needs and options or
help you on achieving the look you’ve always come by to visit in person. We also provide
wanted for your new or newly-renovated grief support as needed. In office hours do vary
home or cottage.
so please call in advance.
We build all types of custom stairs & railings
from Straights, Circulars, Winders or Spirals. We
offer all types of premium grade woods from
domestic to exotic, softwoods and hardwoods.
Dress for Success
Orillia & Barrie
Linda Reid, CFRE
182 Nottawasaga Street
705-259-2464
[email protected]
www.dressforsuccess.org/orilliaandbarrie
Driverseat Orillia
(705) 242-5696
[email protected]
Andy Moore
42 Frederick St.
Sandi Clarke
[email protected]
705-345-2594
www.remarkableengraving.com
Linda Goodall
48 Peter St. S.
705-329-2265
[email protected]
The Lighthouse Soup Kitchen and Shelter is a
shining light in our community!
Our Vision: Guiding the vulnerable out of life’s
storms towards hope.
Our Mission: Providing a safe place that meets
physical needs, gives spiritual hope and points
the way to wellness.
At The Lighthouse we offer meals, a shelter
for men, as well as partnering with other
community organizations to provide support
services for those in need.
Our soup kitchen serves lunch to 30-50 people
every day for anyone who needs a meal. Men,
women, children… Everyone is welcome! Our
shelter has 14 beds for men who have no place
of their own to stay. We provide three meals
a day, a safe place and community resources
for housing, employment and addictions
counselling.
Driverseat is your vehicle’s personal chauffeur.
We take you to where you need to go, in the Building Hope is the community initiative to
comfort and convenience of your own vehicle. create a “homeless hub”. We plan to build a
new emergency shelter for men, women and
Our services:
families, as well as transitional housing, in
Designated Driver: We will take you and your partnership with other social service agencies
car home after a night out. Our Teams are also to offer mental and addiction counselling, safe
available to be onsite for your special event as beds, community resources and more.
well – contact for more info.
Dress for Success is a global non-profit
organization, that was launched in Orillia in
2015. Our mission is to empower women to
achieve economic independence by providing
a network of support including; professional
attire and developmental tools to help women
Airport Chauffeur: We take all the hassle out of
thrive in work and in life. We are here to make a
going to and from the airport, for the lowest
difference for the women in our communities.
pricepoint around!
Remarkable Engraving
and Gifts
The Lighthouse
Soup Kitchen & Shelter
Assisted Transport: In your vehicle or ours, we
will take you where you need to go – to and
from medical appointments, to home postsurgery, groceries or other shopping, picking
up prescriptions, etc.
Vehicle Chauffeur: We will take your vehicle
or fleet in for service, relocate your vehicle, or
provide a personal driver.
Chamber members: Download the Driverseat
Remarkable Engraving & Gifts is an Orillia based App, book a DD ride using the promo code
engraving company specializing in creating “CHAMBER”, and receive $10 off your ride
custom pieces in glass, plastic, wood, granite, home: $15 anywhere in Orillia!
and some metals. Whether you are looking
to present that one-of-a-kind award, want
personalized glassware, or directory signage,
there is something for everyone at Remarkable
Engraving. We specialize in creating beautiful
granite tributes, too. No minimum! Call us...we
would love to work with you.
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Port of Orillia Opening Ceremonies
Fred and Birgit, Golden Creek Bird Farm
Anne, Carson Funeral Homes (right) and Grace, Mariposa Homes
Paul L., Davenport Subaru and Paul G., Orillia Honey
President David Carson, Carson Funeral Homes (right)
and Trevor Walker, R&F Construction
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Chamber Classic Golf Tournament
Dave, Advantage Trapnell Intravel Inc., Paul, KICX 106 FM/The Dock Committee Chair Nathan Brown, Thor Motors Orillia (1978) Limited
104.1 FM and Jim, The Madison County Food and Beverage Co.
and Committee Member Ashleigh Morris, Jim Wilson Chevrolet
Buick GMC Inc.
Scott Brain, Peggy Foley, Blake Begy & Bill Giannidis, Meridian Credit Union
The winning foursome from Impression House
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What is a Ministry of Labour blitz?
The Ministry of Labour's proactive inspection blitzes focus on sector-specific hazards, and are designed to raise awareness and increase compliance with health and safety legislation. They are part of the province's Safe at Work Ontario
compliance strategy. During a blitz inspection, inspectors focus on specific sectors, workplace areas or activities in which
the targeted hazards may be present.
The blitzes are announced in advance and results are reported after they are completed. The ministry tracks each sector
to determine if the blitzes result in a long-lasting increase in compliance and decrease in injuries.
What the law says
In Ontario, workplaces must allow a Ministry of Labour inspector into the workplace. During a blitz campaign, inspectors
have been instructed to take a zero-tolerance approach, meaning that if a workplace is found to be non-compliant, the
MOL will prosecute in some way.
How MOL blitzes can affect your business
MOL blitzes target hazards that can lead to high-cost injury claims. These claims result from injuries that cause fatalities,
long-term disabilities, or by their nature tend to reoccur or become chronic. The high costs are passed along to employers in the form of higher WSIB assessments, insurance premiums, lost time, and lower productivity.
What you can do
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Be proactive: identify the hazards in your workplace that can cause injury or illness and establish a plan for how
these hazards will be managed
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Get some help from your health and safety association to find out what training you need to ensure compliance
before the inspector arrives
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Perform your own workplace audit
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Make your employees aware of the hazards
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Have a well-documented health and safety program visibly in place, and implement hazard-related strategies,
tools and training
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Correct any deficiencies identified by a Ministry of Labour inspector
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Work collaboratively with the inspector
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Consultant / Ergonomist
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June 2016
How to attract the
BEST employees!
The Chambers of Commerce
Group Insurance Plan will help
you attract, and keep, the finest
employees!
Today, most employees expect group benefits. A Chambers of Commerce Group Insurance
Plan can offer you a truly flexible benefit solution based on what’s best for you and your
employees. The Chambers Plan has been providing Group Insurance for Canadian
Businesses for over 40 years with over 30,000 small to medium sized businesses using the
plan to protect their employees.
There are some great reasons why the Chambers Plan stands out from the rest when
it comes to attracting and keeping great employees. For starters, it is the most popular
employee benefit plan in Canada for small business and there is no industry
restrictions. That means no matter what business you
own, you can participate in the plan!
The Chambers Plan also helps your employees by
having access to 50,000 medical specialists as every
participant has FREE access to Best Doctors services –
connecting seriously ill individuals and their treating
physicians with world renowned experts. You will be
helping keep your employees healthy and productive
with access to my-benefits health, the health and
wellness website with information to help manage
illnesses and find other doctors and practitioners.
Employees will be even more thrilled when their claims are usually paid within 48 hours!
Now that is impressive service. Isn't it time you enjoyed this advantage for your business,
employees and their dependents? Keep your most important asset, your people, healthy
and well taken care of with the Chambers of Commerce Group Insurance Plan.
For more information, call or email Your Exclusive Benefit Plan Advisor
at 1(888)942-2396 or email [email protected]
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• Group Insurance
• UPS Partnership
• Advertising – Print, Email
Broadcast & Website
• First Data Merchant
Services Partnership
• Tourism Information Service
• Mentoring Program
• Member to Member
Discounts
• Committee Involvement
Ma La-Care
Member since 1996
We would like to share with the membership
the company names of our long-standing
members, e.g. 10, 20, 25, 30 years etc.
Email [email protected] and advise us
of the year in which your business joined
the Orillia District Chamber of Commerce.
• Promotional Flyer Distribution
• Esso Fuel Discount Program • Networking Opportunities;
• Newsletter
Business After Five, Seminars &
Business Breakfasts, Business
• Membership Directory
Achievement
Awards & AGM,
& Buyers Guide
Annual Dinner, Golf Tournament
• Discount Long Distance
Chamber
Website
To edit your membership listing,
proceed as follows:
On the home page on the right side
in the login box, there is an option
that says “click here to become a
website member”.
OFFERING:
Professional advice in panel format from lawyers, accountants, bankers,
small business representatives and marketing experts.
TO:
Chamber members meeting the “mentee” criteria; new business
or business in transition having been in business for at least one year.
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Research has shown that benefits of open panel discussions are valuable
with the majority of questions generic in nature and apply to businesses as
a whole.
Limited private mentoring will be offered on a qualified basis to provide
specific related advice.
The Chamber is proud to be able to offer this initiative as a benefit to
being a member of a strong business networking platform.
“The mentoring program that I attended was very informative. I would
recommend that any new business owner attend this exceptional program!”
John Beck, Able Taxi
If you feel that you may benefit from this exciting opportunity
please contact the Chamber office at 326-4424 or [email protected]
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After clicking on that you will see a
drop-down menu, under “request
password”, with a list of members.
Find your business and select it,
then click send. An email will be
sent to you with your user name and
password. You can use these to login
on the home page.
Once you have logged in, be sure
to enter some keywords that best
describe your business. Keywords
are used by our search engine to
better connect users to appropriate
members.
It’s time to start planning for the Annual Cardboard Boat Race!
SUNDAY, AUGUST 7, 2016 AT NOON
This race has become the largest spectator event held during the Orillia
Waterfront Festival at the Port of Orillia.
We encourage you or your company to participate in this great once a year
event.
AWARD CATEGORIES ARE AS FOLLOWS:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Smallest Boat
Biggest Boat
Best Dressed Crew
The Most Prestigious Award, THE TITANIC AWARD, for the Most
Spectacular Sinking!
Longest Floating Boat
SPONSORED BY THE PACKET & TIMES
Refer to Boat Building Rules
For Further Information Please Call
Susan Lang or Doug Bunker at 705-326-4424
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August 7, 2016
THE RULES ARE AS FOLLOWS:
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BUILD THE BOAT AS BIG OR SMALL AS YOU WANT.
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THE OUTSIDE AND INSIDE STRUCTURE OF THE BOAT HULL MUST
BE OF CARDBOARD CONSTRUCTION.
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THE HULL MAY BE PAINTED BUT CANNOT BE SEALED WITH ANY TYPE OF WATERPROOF
COATING.
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WOOD OR METAL STRUCTURE IS NOT ALLOWED
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THE INSIDE OF THE BOAT CAN BE FILLED WITH BUOYANT MATERIALS.
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THE BOAT MUST BE PADDLED BY ONE OR MORE CREW MEMBERS. NO MOTORS ARE
ALLOWED.
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LIFE JACKETS MUST BE WORN BY ALL CREW MEMBERS DURING THE RACE.
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PARTICIPANTS ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR REMOVING THE REMNANTS OF THEIR CRAFT TO
A DESIGNATED RECYCLING BIN.
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PLEASE ADVISE THE CHAMBER OF YOUR INTENTION TO PARTICIPATE SO WE HAVE A
SENSE OF NUMBERS.
PLEASE HAVE YOUR ENTRY TO THE PORT OF ORILLIA BY
11:15 A.M. FOR INSPECTION AND MEDIA PICTURES.
THE RACE STARTS AT NOON.
SUNDAY AUGUST 7, 2016
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MEMBER TO MEMBER DISCOUNT PARTICIPANTS
EXTREME PITA
FASHION THERAPY
FREDDIE'S AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE & TIRE CORP.
GRAPE & OLIVE WINE & MARTINI BISTRO
GRILLER’S PIZZA AND WINGS
HIGHWAYMAN INN & CONFERENCE CENTRE
HOLIDAY MOTEL
HURONIA ALARM & FIRE SECURITY INC.
JAMES PAUK PHOTOGRAPHY
JIM WILSON CHEVROLET BUICK GMC
LAKE COUNTRY AIRWAYS
LAKE DALRYMPLE RESORT
LIGHTNING PEST SERVICES
LOCK, STOCK & BARREL
MAC LANG ORILLIA
M&S JANITORIAL SERVICES
MARINA DEL RAY
MANTICORE BOOKS
MAPLES MOTEL
MARK GOODE MORTGAGE MAN – DOMINION
LENDING CENTRES
MARLENE BULAS ART
MEINEKE CAR CARE
MEMORIAL AUTOMOTIVE SERVICES
MID ONTARIO DISPOSAL
MISTER TRANSMISSION
NANCY LEM DESIGN
NAVY NOOK RECREATIONAL FINANCING
NORTHERN PERFORMANCE WINDOWS
TONY’S ONE STOP TIRE/ORILLIA OVERDRIVE
OPTIMUM POTENTIAL CHIROPRACTIC &
NUTRITION
ORILLIA BOAT CRUISES LTD.
ORILLIA BOWL
ORILLIA HONEY
ORILLIA HYUNDAI
ORILLIA MUSEUM OF ART & HISTORY, THE
ORILLIA PRONET INC.
ORILLIA STORAGE COMPANY
ORILLIA’S FLOOR FASHION CENTRE
ORILLIA’S WINE EXPERIENCE
A BREATH OF FRESH AIR –
OUTDOOR SPORTS
A WELCOMING HOME
ACM METAL FORMING CO. LTD.
ADRIENNE KEYZER MORTGAGES
ADVANTAGE TRAPNELL INTRAVEL
ANNE’S CRANBERRY HOUSE B&B
ANYTIME FITNESS
APPLE ANNIE'S GIFTS & CRAFTS
AVAIA SALON, SPA & TANNING
BAYOU PARK MARINE
BELL ORILLIA
BEST WESTERN PLUS COUCHICHING INN
BEST WESTERN PLUS MARIPOSA INN
& CONFERENCE CENTRE
BMO BANK OF MONTREAL
BRIDGING QUALITY ENTERPRISE
CANADIAN AUTHORS ASSOCIATION
CARRIAGE RIDGE RESORT
CENTRAL ONTARIO ANALYTICAL
LABORATORY
CENTURY 21 DON CAMPBELL
REAL ESTATE LTD
COMFORT INN
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION
COSTCO WHOLESALE
CREDIT BUREAU SOLUTIONS INC.
CREIGHTON MANOR INN
CSN~INDUSTRIAL PARK COLLISION
CUMMINS CANVAS CO.
DAPPER DEPOT MENSWEAR
DAVENPORT SUBARU OF ORILLIA
DAVEY TREE EXPERT CO. OF CANADA LTD.
DAYS INN ORILLIA
DOCUMENT XCELLENCE - XEROX
DOWNTOWN COMPUTERS
DRIVERSEAT ORILLIA
DSG BUILDING DIAGNOSTICS
ENERTEST CORPORATION
EVANS TAX SERVICES
EXPERIENCE NISSAN
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PACKET & TIMES
PAVE-TECH
PETS AT PEACE NORTH
PIXELS ‘N’ PRINT
PIZZAVILLE PIZZA & PANZEROTTO
PRO-ACTIVE HEALTH CARE
PROPERTYGUYS.COM
PT LANDSCAPING INC.
R.S. PERFORMANCE AUTO SERVICE
RANDSTAD CANADA
REMARKABLE ENGRAVING & GIFTS
RICKS DRIVING SCHOOL
ROSTANCE ELECTRIC LTD.
ROTARY CLUB OF ORILLIA - LAKE COUNTRY
ROYAL BANK OF CANADA
ROYAL LEPAGE REAL QUEST REALTY
BROKERAGE
S.M.D. SERVICES
SANTA’S VILLAGE & SPORTSLAND
SCALES NATURE PARK
SECUR N SHIELD SECURITY
SHINE JUICE BAR & CAFÉ
SINERGY CLOTHING
SPARROW STAGING SERVICES
SPEEDY SIGNS
STAR PERFORMANCE
STUDIO ELEVEN
SUNSHINE 89 FM – BAYSHORE BROADCASTING
SUNSHINE B.B.Q.
SUNSHINE CARPET & FLOORING
SUSHI WADASI
TAYLOR DOCKS LTD
TELIZON INC.
TERRY KNAPPETT ENTERPRISES LTD.
THE MADISON COUNTY FOOD & BEVERAGE CO.
THE SHARING PLACE FOOD BANK
THE UPS STORE
THE VERANDAHS B & B BY THE LAKE
THE WINE CRATE
THOR MOTORS ORILLIA (1978) LTD.
TIFFANY RESTAURANT
TIFFIN’S CREATIVE CENTRE
TURF KING & TK PEST CONTROL
ULTIMATE BATH SYSTEMS
WAGGS LTD.
WATER DEPOT
WEED MAN
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