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Looking to work in a Christ-centered, transformative, and educationally excellent school environment? Ontario Christian School is a nonprofit, private Christian school offering a range of professional opportunities along with competitive salary and benefits packages for full-time employees. Benefits include medical, vision, dental, and life insurance, tuition assistance, and retirement savings plans. Ontario Christian School provides and promotes a Biblically-based, quality education that nurtures the children of Christian parents to grow in God-centered discipleship, equipped with vision, understanding, discernment, and service in order to renew all relationships and culture to be under the authority of Jesus Christ.

The Ontario College of Trades (College) is an industry-led organization that protects the public interest by regulating and promoting the skilled trades. As a first of its kind in North America, the College puts decision-making back in the hands of skilled tradespeople. The College promotes the skilled trades as a viable career choice for young people, and works with industry professionals to find solutions to matters that affect the skilled trades industry. For more information, please go to www.collegeoftrades.ca. For information on the 156 skilled trades careers available in Ontario, visit www.earnwhileyoulearn.ca.

Ontario College of Traditional Chinese Medicine is dedicated to training a new generation of practitioners in the 2,500 year old artistry and science of Traditional Chinese Medicine. We strive to introduce our students to the most advanced theoretical and practical Traditional Chinese Medicine training available in North America. We make every effort to promote and advance public understanding and knowledge of Chinese Medicine in our communities. At Ontario College of Traditional Chinese Medicine, we endeavor to guide our students on a journey toward fulfilling both personal and professional dreams, as they become dedicated leaders and practitioners in the field of medicine.

Established in 1789, Ontario County encompassed all of western New York State from the Pre-emption Line to Lake Erie and from Lake Ontario to the Pennsylvania border. Now fourteen separate counties, the early history of this vast area is retained in the records of the parent County. The Hartford Treaty of 1786 settled the conflicting claims of Massachusetts and New York, awarding New York political sovereignty and Massachusetts the right of pre-empting and selling the Iroquois-controlled land. In 1787, Massachusetts sold its rights to the six million acre tract to Oliver Phelps and Nathaniel Gorham. The Buffalo Creek Treaty, negotiated by Phelps, eliminated the native American claim to the 2,250,000-acre eastern portion. The western part reverted to Massachusetts ownership and was later sold to Pennsylvania financier Robert Morris. Phelps and Gorham surveyed the Purchase into ranges and townships, establishing the first land office of its kind in Canandaigua. Settlers from eastern New York and New England poured into the county, attracted by the fertile soil, temperate climate, and low prices. As the population increased, the New York State Legislature was pressured to subdivide and form new counties. Thus Steuben was taken off in 1796, Genesee in 1802, Livingston and Monroe in 1821, and Wayne and Yates in 1823. The history of the Ontario County pioneers may be found today in the holdings of the Ontario County Records and Archives Center. Assessment records for Geneseo in 1800 and Boyle in 1813, the 1789 deed to Mary Jemison from the Seneca Nation, and the 1809 petition for dowry restoration by widow Triphena Stewart of Bloomfield, are just some examples of the early records available for research. For information on open positions @OntarioCountyNY, visit http://www.co.ontario.ny.us/careers

Ontario Cycling Association is the provincial governing body for the sport of cycling in Ontario representing the disciplines of Road, Track, Mountain Biking, Downhill, Cyclo-Cross, BMX and Para-cycling. We develop, promote and deliver quality programs and events for recreational riders through to competitive racers.

Founded in 1923 as a family-owned single plant operation, Ontario Die has developed into the world's leading manufacturer of quality cutting dies. Today Ontario Die International has manufacturing facilities located in Canada, the United States, Mexico, the Czech Republic and China, and serves industries around the globe, but remains a family business. Our continued commitment to excellence is evident in the many skilled craftspeople who make our dies, as well as our ongoing research and development programs that allow us to stay on the cutting edge of today's die-making industry. From simple patterns to complex dies for automated cutting systems, we can provide the most cost-efficient solutions to your needs. Whether it's fabric cutting, automobile components, composites, plastics, or other materials, Ontario Die International can supply the die to get the job done.

Founded in 1923 as a family-owned single plant operation, Ontario Die has developed into the world's leading manufacturer of quality cutting dies. Today Ontario Die International has manufacturing facilities located in Canada, the United States, Mexico, the Czech Republic and China, and serves industries around the globe, but remains a family business. Our continued commitment to excellence is evident in the many skilled craftspeople who make our dies, as well as our ongoing research and development programs that allow us to stay on the cutting edge of today's die-making industry. From simple patterns to complex dies for automated cutting systems, we can provide the most cost-efficient solutions to your needs. Whether it's fabric cutting, automobile components, composites, plastics, or other materials, Ontario Die International can supply the die to get the job done.

Founded in 1962, Ontario Drive & Gear Limited operates from 3 facilities, with a total of 150,000 sq. ft. manufacturing footprint in New Hamburg, Ontario. To satisfy the growing demand for its products and innovative developments, ODG has aligned its business strength in two divisions: the Vehicles Division and the Gear Division. ODG's Vehicle Division has established the ARGO as a world leader in amphibious vehicles and its Gear Division has built a solid reputation for the design and manufacture of quality gears and transmissions, as well as the distribution of KTR Power Transmission Couplings. ODG is proud of its people, the basis of the company's success story. Numerous performance awards from industrial customers are testimonials to ODG's commitment to customer satisfaction and quality. ODG’s commitment to high quality industrial products is backed by the latest gear manufacturing technology and a team of professionals dedicated to excellence in customer satisfaction. The Gear Division operates in a state-of-the-art environment designing and producing small to medium volume gears and transmissions to our customers' specifications. ODG’s capabilities include the latest in CNC gear cutting, CNC machining, gear shaving, broaching and key-seating.