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Formed in 1988 for the purpose of joint marketing and to establish a collective voice for Ontario East on issues affecting development, the Ontario East Economic Development Commission (OEEDC) has grown from the original 14 members to roughly 125 members. The OEEDC represents an area from Kawartha Lakes-Haliburton on the west to Prescott-Russell and Stormont, Dundas and Glengarry on the east, and from the Ottawa River in the north to the St. Lawrence River/Lake Ontario in the south. The OEEDC promotes Eastern Ontario as a preferred location for business investment through sector-based studies, co-operative marketing campaigns, and lead development services. Ontario East also offers a one-stop shop where investors and their representatives can find the information they need to assess prospects for business success across the region.

Ontario Energy Group www.ontarioenergygroup.com helps you lower your energy consumption and energy bills, preserve world's natural resources. Our Goal is to Help Homeowners to Lower Their Energy Consumption and Energy Bills Without Compromising Their Lifestyle. Privately held home services company located in Mississauga, Ontario, we are strong supporters of WIN/WIN mentality, especially when it is a win/win solution for both men and nature. Government homeowner programs and incentives present homeowners with an exciting opportunity of being financially rewarded for being socially responsible. We transform that possibility into reality. OEG offers full range of energy related home services from a free energy assessment and explanation of various programs you might be eligible for, to sale and installations of all major energy efficient HVAC products, as well as their rental and financing. OEG is a very proud employer of top-notch professional technicians and offers full warranty and maintenance support for all of its products. We are in business to provide homeowners across Ontario with an easy access to cost-effective ways to save money, to preserve our natural resources, to reduce energy waste, as well as other associated GHG emissions.

Commercial & Residential Roofing, Siding, Windows, and Doors.

OFSAA is a federation of 18 regional school athletic associations throughout the province of Ontario. Comprised of student-athletes, coaches, teachers, principals, volunteers and sport administrators all committed to the philosophy of Education Through School Sport. OFSAA provides provincial championships for student-athletes, as well as programming which enhances education through school sport in Ontario. For more information, please visit www.ofsaa.on.ca and follow our social media channels; Instagram https://www.instagram.com/ofsaagram, Facebook https://www.facebook.com/OFSAA, and Twitter https://twitter.com/OFSAA.

The Ontario Forest Industries Association (OFIA) is a provincial trade association representing member companies ranging from large multinational corporations to small, family-owned businesses that produce a full spectrum of renewable forest products, ranging from dimensional lumber, pulp and paper and paper packaging, to engineered wood products and research and development in innovative technologies, such as engineered soils and organic mulch. The OFIA provides a forum for member companies to discuss issues of common interest and concern. Through various Boards, Committees and Task Forces, it also serves to provide a unified voice to the government and other industrial and business sectors. The Association is guided by a Board of Directors, which includes a representative from each member company. As part of its mandate, the OFIA works to: Ensure that industry positions are recognized and considered by government, Raise awareness and understanding of the industry and its positions with the public and develop partnerships like the Ontario Forestry Coalition (see link at bottom left), and Demonstrate the industry's responsiveness to environmental, economic, societal and forest management concerns, and to technological and market developments. OFIA's member companies are committed to the three pillars of sustainability: environmental protection, social development and economic development. Sustainable development has been defined as development that meets the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs. To achieve sustainable development, companies must make these considerations in all aspects of their business and continually work to balance the three pillars. OFIA member companies represent approximately 70 percent of Ontario Crown land that is certified under internationally recognized systems.

We are a leading supplier and distributor of top quality hoses, fittings and accessories. Industrial hose is one of the most overlooked necessities of the modern economy and we have supported this growing niche since 1973. Our mission is to eliminate all spills, personal injury and contamination by managing hoses, because the safe transfer of product is of the utmost importance. With our highly trained staff, proprietary hose tracking software and strict adherence to ISO, CRN, B620-14, CSA and NAHAD standards, you can rest assured that we will provide the best hose possible for your needs.

OIART offers one of the most comprehensive and succinct audio educations available anywhere. It’s an immersive and engaging 11-month program designed to catapult you into the very career you were born for. We were the first school of our kind in North America, and nobody does it better.

Ontario JOIN offers a single point of access for employers and job seekers. We work to match skilled candidates with specific employment positions being offered. We specialize in recruitment of persons with disabilities; as well as, education of strategies and supports for employers for full inclusion and expertise on disability in the workplace. Through our referrals to service providers, we bring together job seekers with disabilities and employers.

The Ontario Molecular Pathology Research Network (OMPRN) is a province-wide network of pathologists collaborating to carry out high-quality cancer research with a clear potential for clinical impact. The OMPRN was established by the Ontario Institute of Cancer Research (OICR) as part of its 2016-2021 Strategic Plan. Our Mission - The mission of the OMPRN is to enhance molecular pathology research capacity across the province by: - Fostering collaboration and cooperation between Ontario academic pathologists - Increasing the participation of pathologists in high-quality translational cancer research - Providing opportunities for residents, fellows and early career pathologists to obtain training and mentorship in cancer research