Ontario Occupational Health Nurses Association Inc

Rethink Tires is a Toronto-based organization that was previously involved in the Used Tires Program, which ended on December 31, 2018, as mandated by Ontario's Minister of the Environment, Conservation and Parks. The program's termination marked a transition to an individual producer responsibility regulatory framework for the recovery, recycling, and reuse of used tires in Ontario. Following the program's wind-up, Grant Thornton Limited was appointed as the liquidator for Ontario Tire Stewardship by the Ontario Superior Court of Justice on March 16, 2020. The Resource Productivity and Recovery Authority (RPRA) now oversees the enforcement of new resource recovery requirements for tires and other designated materials in the province. Generated from the website

Dedicated to serving nonprofits, K12, and residential care organizations, Sparkrock was started in 2003 by James Faw and Nicola Dickinson. From its start in the basement of James' home, the company has grown to more than 75 employees, providing purpose-built finance, HR, payroll, and scheduling solutions.

The Oshawa Ontario FamilySearch Center is a community resource dedicated to helping individuals explore their family history through access to exclusive records and technology. Located in a welcoming environment, the center is staffed by trained professionals ready to assist visitors in their genealogical research. In addition to offering computer access and local records, the center provides various discovery experiences and resources in English. FamilySearch centers, like the one in Oshawa, are typically found in churches or libraries, emphasizing their commitment to making family history research accessible to the public. Generated from the website