Newfoundland and Labrador Gazette, Part I — 12 May 2017, Vol. 92, No. 19 — Government Notices and Official Publications

NLG 2017-05-12

Newfoundland and Labrador — Gazette

Vol. 92 ST. JOHN’S, FRIDAY , MAY 12, 2017 No. 19 THE NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR GAZETTE

PART I PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY CORPORATIONS ACT NOTICE Corporations Act -

Section 393 Local Incorporations For the Month of: October 2016 Date Number Company Name 2016-10-03 77997 77997 NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR INC. 2016-10-03 77996 A & H Backhoe Services Ltd. 2016-10-03 77993 DOWNHOME ACCORDION BAND INC. 2016-10-03 77998 Kate Davis Photography Inc. 2016-10-03 77992 ME Motorsport Enthusiast Inc. 2016-10-03 77990 Mooney Engineering Inc. 2016-10-03 77991 Tilley Brothers Contracting Ltd. 2016-10-03 77972 Reliable Heat Pump Services Ltd. 2016-10-03 77987 BIRD ISLAND ESCAPE LTD. 2016-10-03 77988 The Roost at York Harbour Inc. 2016-10-03 77989 Petersbuilt Holdings Inc. 2016-10-04 78004 BeCo Holdings Inc. 2016-10-04 78007 Country Ridge Soils and Aggregates Inc. 2016-10-04 78003 RYNA Consulting Limited 2016-10-04 77999 77999 NEWFOUNDLAND & LABRADOR INC. 2016-10-04 78001 SAS Parsons Enterprises Limited 2016-10-05 78010 Crooks Lake Holding Ltd. 2016-10-05 78011 New Science Nutraceuticals Inc. 2016-10-05 78009 White’s Pools & Spas Ltd. 2016-10-06 78016 DOSNL Consulting Ltd. 2016-10-06 78012 Valley Guard Geomatics Inc. 2016-10-06 78013 Maujobia Land Holdings Inc. 2016-10-06 78014 Labrador Security Alarm’s Inc. 2016-10-07 78022 Kimberly G.

Humphries Professional Corporation 2016-10-07 78021 Practical Life Coaching Inc. 2016-10-07 78024 RAEFON HOLDINGS INC. 2016-10-07 78017 78017 NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR INC. 2016-10-07 78018 Fresh Fruit & Architecture Inc. 2016-10-07 78019 Pine & Fir Property Management Inc. 2016-10-07 78020 78020 NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR INC. 2016-10-11 78032 78032 NEWFOUNDLAND & LABRADOR INC. 2016-10-11 78029 MakeTech Aerospace Corporation 2016-10-11 78030 Emmanuel Construction Services Ltd. 2016-10-11 78031 EBE Property Holdings Limited 2016-10-12 78039 78039 NEWFOUNDLAND & LABRADOR INC. 2016-10-12 78034 Pearl City Cabs

(2016) Inc. 149

2016-10-12 78037 78037 NEWFOUNDLAND & LABRADOR INC. 2016-10-12 78038 78038 NEWFOUNDLAND & LABRADOR INC. 2016-10-13 78046 KS Maintenance & Janitorial Services Inc. 2016-10-13 78045 Legacy Ice Company Ltd. 2016-10-13 78044 Myth’s Dawn Games Inc. 2016-10-13 78043 New Island Studios Inc. 2016-10-14 78061 Coleman Information Systems Inc. 2016-10-14 78055 Mercer Mgmt Inc. 2016-10-14 78079 Safe Arctic Technology Inc. 2016-10-14 78058 Spirit Riders Therapeutic Association Inc. 2016-10-14 78041 78041 NEWFOUNDLAND & LABRADOR CORP. 2016-10-14 78042 T & A Oilfield Coring Limited 2016-10-14 78050 Dr. D.W.

Passmoor PMC Inc. 2016-10-17 78075 78075 NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR INC. 2016-10-17 78077 78077 NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR INC. 2016-10-17 78078 FGC Holdings Ltd. 2016-10-17 78056 AnthonyCFO Business Services Inc. 2016-10-17 78057 Dynamic Data Inc. 2016-10-17 78062 Running The Goat, Books & Broadsides Inc. 2016-10-17 78063 78063 NEWFOUNDLAND & LABRADOR LIMITED 2016-10-17 78064 78064 NEWFOUNDLAND & LABRADOR INC. 2016-10-17 78065 The Byrne Family Store Ltd. 2016-10-17 78066 78066 NEWFOUNDLAND & LABRADOR INC. 2016-10-17 78067 78067 NEWFOUNDLAND & LABRADOR INC. 2016-10-17 78068 Dr. G.

Peters PDC Inc. 2016-10-17 78069 78069 NEWFOUNDLAND & LABRADOR INC. 2016-10-17 78070 Growler Energy Inc. 2016-10-17 78071 78071 NEWFOUNDLAND & LABRADOR LTD. 2016-10-17 78072 Taylor Maintenance & Repairs Inc. 2016-10-18 78082 Jase’s Roofing & Renovations Ltd. 2016-10-19 78085 Common Grounds Café (Grand Falls-Windsor) Inc. 2016-10-19 78086 TURF POINT AGGREGATES LTD. 2016-10-19 78087 Alexander Bay Maritime Services Ltd. 2016-10-20 78096 Northover Sewing and Quilting Ltd. 2016-10-20 78098 Valley View Holdings Incorporated 2016-10-20 78088 Meghan Winsor Design Inc. 2016-10-20 78093 EMGO Construction Ltd. 2016-10-21 78108 Lewis & McDonald Country Corner Inc. 2016-10-21 78095 JCS Investments Limited 2016-10-21 78099 Charter Development Ltd. 2016-10-24 78122 Low Tide Newfoundland Driftwood Corp. 2016-10-24 78107 MP Seasonal Services Inc. 2016-10-24 78111 SMS Marine Consulting Inc. 2016-10-24 78100 BAYMEN ELECTRIC LTD. 2016-10-24 78101 The Beauty Vault Inc. 2016-10-24 78102 Tamatta Mining and Construction Services Ltd. 2016-10-24 78104 78104 NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR INC. 2016-10-24 78105 Nova Buds Labrador Inc. 2016-10-24 78106 Adventus Newfoundland Corporation 2016-10-25 78121 Bauline to Bay Bulls 50+ Club Inc. 2016-10-25 78123 District Hair Inc. 2016-10-25 78126 LaZer M.E. (Airport Express Hair & Spa Services) Inc. 2016-10-25 78124 Winter Brook Social Committee Inc. 2016-10-25 78112 Brigus Group Enterprises Inc. 2016-10-25 78113 Marystown Donuts Inc. 2016-10-25 78114 Anytime Heavy Haul Ltd. 2016-10-25 78117 78117 NEWFOUNDLAND & LABRADOR LIMITED 2016-10-26 78130 Arrive Alive Driving School Ltd. 2016-10-26 78133 Dr.

Xavier Campos-Moller Professional Medical Corporation 2016-10-26 78131 HJ Project Solutions Inc. 2016-10-26 78119 Miss Teen Newfoundland & Labrador Pageant Inc. 2016-10-26 78120 78120 NEWFOUNDLAND & LABRADOR CORP. 2016-10-26 78127 Ralph Business Development Inc. 2016-10-26 78128 Nurse Practitioner House Calls Incorporated 2016-10-26 78129 C&E Group Ltd. 2016-10-27 78139 MurBec Fisheries Ltd. 2016-10-27 78138 Myrtles on the Bay Inc. 2016-10-27 78132 Fire Hall Brew Corporation 2016-10-27 78135 SKD Convenience Inc. 2016-10-27 78136 TLB Project Consulting Inc. 2016-10-28 78143 MEL’S AUTO BODY

(2016) LIMITED 2016-10-28 78144 MELMEL

(2016) LIMITED 2016-10-28 78137 Mango Holdings Limited 2016-10-28 78142 78142 NEWFOUNDLAND & LABRADOR INC. 2016-10-31 78150 Big Time Contracting Inc. 2016-10-31 78155 BT Financial Planning Incorporated 2016-10-31 78157 Dr. Michael Carroll P.M.C. Inc. 2016-10-31 78153 MADD Burin Peninsula Inc. 2016-10-31 78149 Niche Consulting Inc. 2016-10-31 78156 Partners for Rehab Inc. 2016-10-31 78152 R.R.A.T. Holdings Inc. THE NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR GAZETTE May 12, 2017 150

2016-10-31 78154 Steve’s Towing Inc. 2016-10-31 78161 WRRL Holdings Limited 2016-10-31 78146 Way’s Restaurant Ltd. 2016-10-31 78147 Scenic Mountain Resort Inc. Total Incorporations: 121 Corporations Act -

Section 331 Local Revivals For the Month of: October 2016 Date Number Company Name 2016-10-19 42638 JUNIPER LANDHOLDINGS LTD. 2016-10-21 60552 GENERATION CONTRACTING LTD. Total Revivals: 2 Corporations Act -

Section 286 Local Amendments For the Month of: October 2016 Date Number Company Name 2016-10-01 59363 Barker’s Holdings Limited 2016-10-01 72851 Chudworth Manor Holdings Inc. 2016-10-01 47190 Seaside Realty Limited 2016-10-03 55364 55364 NEWFOUNDLAND & LABRADOR INC. 2016-10-03 76770 Tiller Consulting Services Inc. 2016-10-04 76895 76895 NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR INC. 2016-10-04 8408 Ceko Enterprises Limited 2016-10-04 77616 KDB Holdings Limited 2016-10-04 77815 Ochre Pit Cove Fisheries Ltd. 2016-10-05 34457 Carnell Management Inc. 2016-10-05 34462 Carnell’s Funeral Home Limited 2016-10-05 77317 J-SPEC Ventures Inc. 2016-10-06 55295 BEOTHUK ENERGY INC. 2016-10-06 27320 MUSSEAU HOLDINGS LIMITED 2016-10-06 23073 ROCK PROPERTIES LIMITED 2016-10-06 34189 Roda Holdings Limited 2016-10-06 6762 Trans-Island Investments Limited 2016-10-07 73438 Red & Yellow Cabs Ltd. 2016-10-11 69968 2 ROOMS CONTEMPORARY ART PROJECTS CORP 2016-10-11 69060 Dr.

A.G.

Diedericks Physician PMC Inc. 2016-10-12 52634 CONSOLIDATED SHARES & LOAN LIMITED 2016-10-12 70002 Eden Spa & Salon Suites Inc. 2016-10-12 77851 INTEGRATED NUNATSIA VUT LOGISTICS INC. 2016-10-12 3535 JIM SHIELDS’ MEAT MARKET LIMITED 2016-10-12 5142 Variety Foods Limited 2016-10-13 63102 Tickle Management Inc. 2016-10-14 70965 70965 NEWFOUNDLAND & LABRADOR INC. 2016-10-14 53934 ALONZO ENTERPRISES LTD. 2016-10-14 65861 ARMOUR LOCK AND SAFE LTD 2016-10-14 70964 GREEN HARBOUR INVESTMENTS LTD. 2016-10-14 77388 GT3 Restaurant Services Inc. 2016-10-14 8869 IRVING WEST, LIMITED 2016-10-14 8869 IRVING WEST, LIMITED 2016-10-14 70459 JAKL SERVICES INC. 2016-10-14 61166 TERRA NOV A ENTERTAINMENT INC. 2016-10-17 64851 Home Care Association of Newfoundland and Labrador Inc. 2016-10-17 33151 MOSS & MOSS HOLDINGS LIMITED 2016-10-19 13900 13900 NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR LIMITED 2016-10-19 13900 13900 NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR LIMITED 2016-10-19 20344 Albatross Motel, Limited 2016-10-19 68649 FRONTIER SUBSEA INC. 2016-10-19 74652 McElhanney Land Surveys (NL) Ltd. 2016-10-20 40626 Mistaken Point Cape Race Heritage Inc. 2016-10-20 77567 SHAC Holdings Ltd. 2016-10-21 73395 Sustainable Energies Inc. 2016-10-24 77560 LTL Financial Planning Inc. 2016-10-24 43669 Rodkar Holdings Ltd. 2016-10-24 67700 Seashore Maritime Services Limited 2016-10-24 48549 Special Occasions Party Supplies Inc. 2016-10-25 75824 Hopewell Afterschool Program Inc. 2016-10-25 26881 Magic Foods Ltd. 2016-10-25 54639 NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR COLLEGE OF OPTOMETRISTS INC. 2016-10-26 64596 64596 NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR INC. 2016-10-26 53190 STRATCAN INDUSTRIES INC 2016-10-26 65308 Transportation Information Consulting Training Services Limited 2016-10-27 73551 73551 NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR INC. 2016-10-27 77650 77650 NEWFOUNDLAND & LABRADOR LTD. 2016-10-27 53254 Seafreez Foods Inc. 2016-10-27 45304 Virgin Valley Turf Farm Inc. 2016-10-27 63912 WJJ Holdings Inc. 2016-10-28 42638 JUNIPER LANDHOLDINGS LTD.

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2016-10-28 8378 Mel’s Auto Body Limited 2016-10-28 18318 Melmel Limited 2016-10-28 70119 TLC CONTRACTING LIMITED 2016-10-31 49738 DR. CHRISTOPHER COX PROFESSIONAL MEDICAL CORPORATION 2016-10-31 18318 Melmel Limited 2016-10-31 59710 NUMAR MARKETING INC. 2016-10-31 63300 RYKE Reliability Inc. Total Amendments: 68 Corporations Act -

Section 337 Local Intents to Dissolve For the Month of: October 2016 Date Number Company Name 2016-10-11 6019 Metro General Insurance Corporation Limited 2016-10-13 72441 Reid Insurance Limited 2016-10-20 74350 HomeShare Newfoundland and Labrador Inc. Total Intents to Dissolve: 3 Corporations Act -

Section 335 Local Dissolutions For the Month of: October 2016 Date Number Company Name 2016-10-03 75802 75802 NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR INC. 2016-10-03 19047 Civic Centre Association Inc. 2016-10-03 57763 KeRu Developments Inc. 2016-10-03 46461 R.P. Construction Ltd. 2016-10-03 30299 Shave’s Central Store Ltd. 2016-10-04 29954 M.P.M.

Enterprises Limited 2016-10-04 70976 TURBO GINGER CREATIVE HOLDINGS INC. 2016-10-05 69696 PG Concrete Inc. 2016-10-05 65958 TRI US EXCA V ATING & CONSTRUCTION LTD 2016-10-06 68442 HAWK ROOFING LTD 2016-10-06 60859 RYAN’S NEWFOUNDLAND TRANSPORT INC. 2016-10-07 4465 DUCKWORTH REALTY LIMITED 2016-10-07 74747 NEWMATT’S PA VING LTD. 2016-10-07 75767 Swept!

Cleaning Services Ltd. 2016-10-11 49196 Creative Journeys Incorporated 2016-10-11 56040 S&S Technical Services Inc. 2016-10-11 25198 VOYAGER CONTRACTING L.T.D. 2016-10-12 70003 Pearl City Cabs Inc. 2016-10-13 34396 KMD Maintenance Limited 2016-10-13 73176 Rock Head Road Farm Inc 2016-10-14 65720 3M CONTRACTING LTD 2016-10-14 59237 59237 NEWFOUNDLAND & LABRADOR INC. 2016-10-14 75085 D & L Rubber Inc. 2016-10-14 73588 Emian International Trade Company Inc. 2016-10-14 73548 KENNETH SAMPSON PROFESSIONAL SERVICES INC 2016-10-14 57444 LONG POND DEVELOPMENTS LIMITED 2016-10-18 60660 NUNATSIA VUT ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES INC. 2016-10-19 59526 HIGHMARK HOLDINGS\ LIMITED 2016-10-19 71123 S&P Capital Inc. 2016-10-20 61428 ACROSS THE TICKLE TOURS INC 2016-10-20 47867 HUMBER V ALLEY CHAMBER MUSIC SOCIETY INC. 2016-10-21 54294 DOSCO REALTY INC. 2016-10-21 61350 MEDIATION TRAINING CENTRE LTD. 2016-10-24 67488 DR.

CHERYL L. POLLOCK PROFESSIONAL MEDICAL CORPORATION 2016-10-25 67759 67759 NEWFOUNDLAND & LABRADOR LTD. 2016-10-25 57212 PCP HOLDINGS INC. 2016-10-25 7515 Sparkes Limited 2016-10-25 30810 Stringers Plastering and Painting Limited 2016-10-27 66655 ASC Holdings Inc 2016-10-27 41833 H. & R. Fishing Enterprise Ltd. 2016-10-27 47686 K-Fam Carpentry N’ Things Ltd. 2016-10-31 62062 62062 NEWFOUNDLAND & LABRADOR INC. 2016-10-31 16290 PAMAR HOLDINGS LIMITED Total Dissolutions: 43 Corporations Act -

Section 299 Local Discontinuances For the Month of: October 2016 Date Number Company Name 2016-10-07 65087 65087 NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR LIMITED Total Discontinuances: 1 Corporations Act -

Section 294 Local Amalgamations For the Month of: October 2016 Date Number Company Name 2016-10-01 77971 Care Givers Inc. From: 50397 CARE GIVERS INC. 64053 NL TRAINING CENTRE INC. THE NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR GAZETTE May 12, 2017 152

2016-10-01 77980 Collins’ Superette, Inc. From: 77190 77190 NEWFOUNDLAND & LABRADOR INC. 24893 COLLINS’ SUPERETTE, INC. 2016-10-01 78002 Colonial Garage & Distributors Limited From: 78000 76891 Newfoundland and Labrador Inc. 61031 COLONIAL GARAGE & DISTRIBUTORS LIMITED 2016-10-01 77983 Deacon Investments Ltd. From: 55352 55352 NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR INC. 55373 55373 NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR INC. 50256 DEACON INVESTMENTS LTD. 2016-10-01 77976 DFB Driver Inc. From: 60034 ARGENTIA METAL WORKS LIMITED 57958 DFB DRIVER INC. 2016-10-01 77982 Management Unlimited Inc.

From: 68468 68468 NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR INC. 33463 Management Unlimited, Inc. 2016-10-01 77970 Seafair Capital Inc. From: 58723 HARMONY HOLDINGS INC. 60998 Seafair Capital Inc. 2016-10-02 77979 Focenco Limited From: 77956 A.J. Coleman & Sons Limited 77957 Focenco Limited 2856 FOOD CENTRE COMPANY LIMITED 4109 GAYLIN LIMITED 3652 MAGGIE’S RESTAURANT LTD. 2016-10-14 78053 Provincial Business Equipment Limited From: 30843 JRM HOLDINGS LIMITED 6038 PROVINCIAL BUSINESS EQUIPMENT LIMITED 53938 WJRM HOLDINGS LIMITED 2016-10-19 78094 St. Alban’s Drugs Limited From: 53934 ALONZO ENTERPRISES LTD. 16952 St.

Alban’s Drugs Limited 2016-10-31 78162 Sports Villas Resort, Inc. From: 46816 NORTHWEST ARM DEVELOPMENT INC. 63589 SPORTS VILLAS RESORT, INC. 37342 TERRA NOV A GOLF ESTATES MANAGEMENT INC. Total Amalgamations: 11 Corporations Act -

Section 286 Local Name Changes For the Month of: October 2016 Number Company Name 76770 Tiller Consulting Services Inc. 2016-10-03 From: G. R.

Tiller Consulting and Human Resource Services Ltd. 70002 Eden Spa & Salon Suites Inc. 2016-10-12 From: EDEN SPA, FITNESS & NUTRITION CENTRE LTD. 70965 70965 NEWFOUNDLAND & LABRADOR INC. 2016-10-14 From: 70965 NEWFOUNDLAND & LABRADOR INC. 77388 GT3 Restaurant Services Inc. 2016-10-14 From: 77388 NEWFOUNDLAND & LABRADOR INC. 74652 McElhanney Land Surveys (NL) Ltd. 2016-10-19 From: Tucker Land Surveys Ltd. 77567 SHAC Holdings Ltd. 2016-10-20 From: Sculpture Hospitality Atlantic Canada (SHAC) Ltd. 67700 Seashore Maritime Services Limited 2016-10-24 From: Seashore Consultants Limited 53254 Seafreez Foods Inc. 2016-10-27 From: 53254 NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR INC. 63912 WJJ Holdings Inc. 2016-10-27 From: DR.

JABEZ M. NORMAN PROFESSIONAL MEDICAL CORPORATION Total Name Changes: 9 THE NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR GAZETTE May 12, 2017 153

Corporations Act -

Section 443 Extra-Provincial Registrations For the Month of: October 2016 Date Number Company Name 2016-10-04 78008 INVESCO DISTRIBUTORS, INC. 2016-10-04 78006 LBC Capital GP Inc. 2016-10-06 78026 Docu Guard Inc. 2016-10-06 78028 LSC COMMUNICATIONS CANADA CORPORATION 2016-10-06 78027 QUANTA TELECOM CANADA LTD. 2016-10-06 78023 REFRESH CAPITAL CORP. 2016-10-06 78015 YOUR WEALTHCARE LTD. 2016-10-07 78035 9903640 CANADA INC. 2016-10-07 78033 9904131 CANADA INC. 2016-10-07 78025 PIMCO CANADA CORP. 2016-10-11 78047 FÉDÉRATION DU SAUMON ATLANTIQUE (CANADA) ATLANTIC SALMON FEDERATION (CANADA) 2016-10-11 78036 LATITUDE SUBROGATION SERVICES-CANADA, LTD. 2016-10-12 78040 BALL HARRISON HANSELL EMPLOYEE BENEFITS INSURANCE AGENCY LTD. 2016-10-13 78051 Health Smart Financial Services Inc.

Services financiers Intelligence Santé inc. 2016-10-13 78049 LAREAU - COURTIERS D’ASSURANCES INC.

LAREAU - INSURANCE BROKERS INC. 2016-10-14 78060 CALLINEX MINES INC. 2016-10-17 78076 1770888 ONTARIO INC 2016-10-17 78074 MACDEV FINANCIAL GROUP CORP. 2016-10-18 78083 9884386 CANADA INC. 2016-10-19 78090 EXTINCTEURS JSD INC. 2016-10-19 78089 In-Water Surveys Inc. 2016-10-19 78091 PLOMBERIE DU PORTAGE INC. 2016-10-20 78097 3065626 NOV A SCOTIA LIMITED 2016-10-21 78103 GROLSCH CANADA INC. 2016-10-24 78110 GEXEL FINANCE INC. 2016-10-24 78118 KINGS REFRIGERATION & AIR CONDITIONING LTD. 2016-10-24 78109 PACIFICA PARTNERS INC. 2016-10-25 78125 Pen Underwriting Canada Limited 2016-10-26 78134 MOGO MORTGAGE TECHNOLOGY INC. 2016-10-27 78140 Universal Protection Service of Canada Co. 2016-10-27 78141 V ALVOLINE CANADA CORP. 2016-10-28 78145 EPTCON LTD. 2016-10-28 78148 PROSPERO J&J CONSULTING INC. 2016-10-31 78159 GENBAND US LLC 2016-10-31 78151 ISLAND POND HOLDINGS LTD.

Total Registrations: 35 Corporations Act -

Section 451 Extra-Provincial Name Changes For the Month of: October 2016 Number Company Name 77504 2510204 ONTARIO INC. 2016-10-04 From: 2510204 ONTARIO INC. 69469 ELEMENT FLEET MANAGEMENT CORP. 2016-10-04 From: ELEMENT FINANCIAL CORPORATION 76194 ECN A VIATION INC. 2016-10-05 From: ELEMENT A VIATION INC. 76195 ECN FINANCIAL INC. 2016-10-05 From: ELEMENT FINANCIAL INC. 78059 CYNTECH CONSTRUCTION LTD. 2016-10-14 From: HAYWARD BAKER CANADA LTD. 77741 TOSHIBA CLIENT SOLUTIONS CANADA LTD. TOSHIBA SOLUTIONS CLIENTS CANADA LTÉE 2016-10-14 From: TOSHIBA CLIENT SOLUTIONS CANADA LTD.

TOSHIBA CLIENTS SOLUTIONS CANADA LTÉE 57419 GE CAPITAL CANADA FINANCE COMPANY/ FINANCEMENT GE CAPITAL CANADA COMPANY 2016-10-17 From: GE CAPITAL CANADA FINANCE INC. FINANCEMENT GE CAPITAL CANADA INC. 74520 REEL COH INC. 2016-10-17 From: COH INC. 78092 SAJE NATURAL BUSINESS INC. 2016-10-19 From: LC HALO ACQUISITION CORP. THE NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR GAZETTE May 12, 2017 154

73333 CORUS MEDIA HOLDINGS INC. 2016-10-20 From: SHAW MEDIA INC. 77913 ALTIUS RESOURCES INC. 2016-10-24 From: 2534649 ONTARIO LTD. 66589 M30 RETAIL SERVICES, INC. 2016-10-24 From: M30 RETAIL SERVICES, ULC Total Name Changes: 12 Corporations Act -

Section 294 Extra-Provincial Registrations for Amalgamation For the Month of: October 2016 Date Number Company Name 2016-10-03 77995 GLAXOSMITHKLINE CONSUMER HEALTHCARE INC. GLAXOSMITHKLINE SOINS DE SANTÉ AUX CONSOMMATEURS INC. From: 53470 NOV ARTIS CONSUMER HEALTH CANADA INC. NOV ARTIS SANTE FAMILIALE CANADA INC. 2016-10-03 77994 WAYFARER INSURANCE BROKERS LIMITED From: 72396 WAYFARER INSURANCE BROKERS LIMITED 2016-10-04 78005 Griffiths McBurney Canada Corp./ Griffiths McBurney Canada S.A.R.F.

From: 52969 GRIFFITHS MCBURNEY CANADA CORP./ GRIFFITHS MCBURNEY CANADA S.A.R.F. 2016-10-13 78052 ALTIUS INVESTMENTS LIMITED From: 77918 ALTIUS RESOURCES INC. 2016-10-13 78054 ALTIUS MINERALS CORPORATION From: 78052 ALTIUS INVESTMENTS LIMITED 6226F ALTIUS MINERALS CORPORATION 2016-10-13 78048 ALTIUS ROYALTY CORPORATION From: 75561 CALLINAN ROYALTIES CORPORATION 2016-10-14 78059 CYNTECH CONSTRUCTION LTD. From: 68955 HAYWARD BAKER CANADA LTD. 2016-10-14 78073 TOTAL E&P CANADA LTD. From: 3499D TOTAL E&P CANADA LTD. 2016-10-14 78080 TOTAL E&P CANADA LTD.

From: 78073 TOTAL E&P CANADA LTD. 2016-10-14 78081 TOTAL E&P CANADA LTD. From: 78080 TOTAL E&P CANADA LTD. 2016-10-18 78084 SPI SANTÉ SÉCURITÉ INC. SPI HEALTH AND SAFETY INC. From: 68636 SPI SANTÉ SÉCURITÉ INC. SPI HEALTH AND SAFETY INC. 2016-10-19 78092 SAJE NATURAL BUSINESS INC. From: 75988 SAJE NATURAL BUSINESS INC. 2016-10-31 78158 Fermeuse Wind Power Corp. From: 63828 FERMEUSE WIND POWER CORP.

Total Registrations for Amalgamation: 13 SERVICE NL Dean Doyle, Registrar of Companies May 12 URBAN AND RURAL PLANNING ACT, 2000 NOTICE OF REGISTRATION CITY OF CORNER BROOK MUNICIPAL PLAN AMENDMENT MP16-02 AND DEVELOPMENT REGULATIONS AMENDMENT DR16-02 TAKE NOTICE that the CITY OF CORNER BROOK Municipal Plan Amendment MP16-02 and Development Regulations Amendment DR16-02, adopted on the 19 th day of September, 2016, have been registered by the Minister of Municipal Affairs and Environment.

In general terms, Municipal Plan Amendment MP16-02 is required to change the land use designation of a parcel of land located off Spencer Street, west of the former G.C. Rowe Junior High School, from Community Service to Residential. The amendment is necessary in order to enable consolidation of this parcel of land with the adjacent (west) private parcel of land to create a residential lot, to front onto Spencer Street. In general terms, Development Regulations Amendment DR16-02 is required to change the land use zoning of a THE NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR GAZETTE May 12, 2017 155

parcel of land located off Spencer Street, west of the former G.C. Rowe Junior High School, from Community Service to Residential Medium Density. The amendment is necessary in order to enable consolidation of this parcel of land with the adjacent (west) private parcel of land to create a residential lot, to front onto Spencer Street. The Corner Brook Municipal Plan Amendment MP16- 02 and Development Regulations Amendment DR16-02 come into effect on the day that this notice is published in The Newfoundland and Labrador Gazette.

Anyone who wishes to inspect a copy of the Corner Brook Municipal Plan Amendment MP16-02 and Development Regulations Amendment DR16-02 may do so at City Hall, Corner Brook during normal business hours. CITY OF CORNER BROOK Marina Redmond, City Clerk May 12 NOTICE OF REGISTRATION CITY OF ST. JOHN’S REZONING 705 SOUTHLANDS BOULEV ARD TAKE NOTICE that an Amendment adopted on the 27 th day of March, 2017, has been registered by the Minister of Municipal Affairs and Environment.

In general terms, the purpose of Development Regulations Amendment Number 652, 2017, is to rezone property at 705 Southland Boulevard from the Residential Low Density (R1), Apartment Medium Density (A2) and Commercial Regional (CR) Zones to the Apartment High Density (A3) and Commercial Regional (CR) Zones. This amendment comes into effect on the date that this notice is printed in The Newfoundland and Labrador Gazette. For further information, please contact (709) 576-8220 or planning@stjohns.ca. CITY OF ST. JOHN’S Ken O’Brien, MCIP, Chief Municipal Planner May 12 NOTICE OF REGISTRATION CITY OF ST.

JOHN’S REZONING 198-204 FRESHWATER ROAD Take notice that an Amendment adopted on the 13 th day of February, 2017, has been registered by the Minister of Municipal Affairs and Environment. In general terms, the purpose of Municipal Plan Amendment Number 134, 2017, is to redesignate land at 198-204 Freshwater Road from the Residential Medium Density (RMD) Land Use District to the Commercial General (CG) Land Use District.

In general terms, the purpose of Development Regulations Amendment Number 617, 2017, is to rezone property at 198-204 Freshwater Road from the Residential High Density (R3) Zone to the Commercial Neighbourhood (CN) Zone. This amendment comes into effect on the date that this notice is printed in The Newfoundland and Labrador Gazette. For further information, please contact (709) 576-8220 or planning@stjohns.ca. CITY OF ST. JOHN’S Ken O’Brien, MCIP, Chief Municipal Planner May 12 LANDS ACT NOTICE OF INTENT,

SECTION 7 LANDS ACT, SNL1991 c36 AS AMENDED NOTICE IS HEREBY given that an application has been made to the Department of Fisheries and Land Resources, Agriculture and Lands Branch, to acquire title, pursuant to

section 7(2) (

d) of the said Act, to that piece of Crown lands situated within 15 metres of the waters of Lumsden, NL for the purpose of a recreational walking trail. The application may intrude on the 15 metre shoreline of the above mentioned water body(

s) in various locations. For a detailed map, please see website below: http://www.ma.gov.nl.ca/lands/sec7notifications.html Please note: It may take up to 5 days from the date of application for details to appear in the website.

Any person wishing to object to the application must file the objection in writing with reasons, within 30 days from the publication of the notice on the Department of Municipal Affairs and Environment website, Crown lands, http://www. ma.gov.nl.ca/lands/index.html, to the Minister of Fisheries and Land Resources by mail or email to the nearest Regional Lands Office: ● Eastern Regional Lands Office, P .O. Box 8700, Howley Building, Higgins Line, St. John’s, NL, A1B 4J6 Email: easternlandsoffice@gov.nl.ca ● Central Regional Lands Office, P .O.

Box 2222, Gander, NL, A1V 2N9 Email: centrallandsoffice@gov.nl.ca ● Western Regional Lands Office, P .O. Box 2006, Sir Richard Squires Building, Corner Brook, NL, A2H 6J8 Email: westernregionlands@gov.nl.ca ● Labrador Regional Lands Office, P .O. Box 3014, Station “B”, Happy Valley-Goose Bay, NL, A0P 1E0 Email: labradorlandsoffice@gov.nl.ca THE NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR GAZETTE May 12, 2017 156

(DISCLAIMER: The Newfoundland and Labrador Gazette publishes a NOTICE OF INTENT received from the Applicant and takes no responsibility for errors or omissions in the property being more particularly described.) May 12 NOTICE OF INTENT,

SECTION 7 LANDS ACT, SNL1991 c36 AS AMENDED NOTICE IS HEREBY given that an application has been made to the Department of Fisheries and Land Resources, Agriculture and Lands Branch, to acquire title, pursuant to

section 7(2) (

d) of the said Act, to that piece of Crown lands situated within 15 metres of the waters of Smith Sound, NL for the purpose of a maintaining a boat house and wharf. The land is described as follows (to the extent of the intrusion on the reservation): Bounded on the North by property of John Parsons for a distance of 40 metres; Bounded on the East by Smith Sound Road for a distance of 15 metres; Bounded on the South by property of Alpheus Tilley for a distance of 40 metres; Bounded on the West by waters of Smith Sound for a distance of 15 metres; and, containing an area of approximately 600 square metres.

Any person wishing to object to the application must file the objection in writing with reasons, within 30 days from the publication of the notice on the Department of Municipal Affairs and Environment website, Crown lands, http:// www.ma.gov.nl.ca/lands/index.html, to the Minister of Department of Fisheries and Land Resources by mail or email to the nearest Regional Lands Office: ● Eastern Regional Lands Office, P .O. Box 8700, Howley Building, Higgins Line, St. John’s, NL, A1B 4J6 Email: easternlandsoffice@gov.nl.ca ● Central Regional Lands Office, P .O.

Box 2222, Gander, NL, A1V 2N9 Email: centrallandsoffice@gov.nl.ca ● Western Regional Lands Office, P .O. Box 2006, Sir Richard Squires Building, Corner Brook, NL, A2H 6J8 Email: westernregionlands@gov.nl.ca ● Labrador Regional Lands Office, P .O.

Box 3014, Station “B”, Happy Valley-Goose Bay, NL, A0P 1E0 Email: labradorlandsoffice@gov.nl.ca (DISCLAIMER: The Newfoundland and Labrador Gazette publishes a NOTICE OF INTENT received from the Applicant and takes no responsibility for errors or omissions in the property being more particularly described.) May 12 QUIETING OF TITLES ACT 2017 06G 0037 IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR TRIAL DIVISION (GENERAL) NOTICE OF APPLICATION under the Quieting of Titles Act, RSNL1990 cQ-3.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to all parties that KENNETH AYLES of Bonavista, in the Province of Newfoundland and Labrador, has applied to the Supreme Court of Newfoundland and Labrador, Trial Division, Grand Bank, to have title to all that piece or parcel of property situate at Bonavista, in the Province of Newfoundland and Labrador, which property is more particularly described in

Schedule “A” hereto annexed and shown in

Schedule “B” hereto annexed. ALL BEARINGS aforementioned for which KENNETH AYLES claims to be the owner investigated and for a Declaration that he is the absolute owner in fee simple in possession and the said KENNETH AYLES has been ordered to publish a Notice of Application as required by the above named Act.

All persons having title adverse to the said title claimed by the said KENNETH AYLES shall file in the Registry of the Supreme Court of Newfoundland and Labrador, Trial Division, Grand Bank, particulars of such adverse claim and serve the same together with an Affidavit verifying same on the undersigned Solicitors for the Petitioner on or before the 8 th day of June, 2017, after which date no party having claim shall be permitted to file the same or to be heard except by special leave of the Court and subject to such conditions as the Court may deem just.

All such adverse claims shall be investigated then in such manner as the Supreme Court of Newfoundland and Labrador, Trial Division, Grand Bank, may direct. Dated at Clarenville, in the Province of Newfoundland and Labrador, this 3 rd day of May, 2017. HUGHES AND BRANNAN Solicitors for the Applicant Per: James D. Huges, Q.C. ADDRESS FOR SERVICE: 357 Memorial Drive Clarenville, NL A5A 1R8 Tel: (709) 466-3458 Fax: (709) 466-4383 THE NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR GAZETTE May 12, 2017 157

SCHEDULE “A” W. HARRIS SURVEYS LTD. NEWFOUNDLAND LAND SURVEYORS P.O. Box 142 Phone No. 468-7482 Bonavista, NL Fax No. 468-7482 A0C 1B0 DESCRIPTION All that piece or parcel of land situate and being at Bonavista, in the Electoral District of Bonavista, in the Province of Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada, abutted and bounded as follows, that is to say: BEGINNING at a point in the northern limit of Neck Road, the said point having NAD 83 Co-ordinates of N5 390 335.852 metres and E297 209.514 metres of the Modified 3° Transverse Mercator Grid Projection for the Province of Newfoundland.

THENCE running along the said northern limit of Neck Road north eighty seven degrees thirty four minutes nine seconds west twenty five decimal four five five metres. THENCE running by land of Selvin and Donna Langdon (Registration No. 576560) north sixty three degrees twenty four minutes thirty seconds east thirteen decimal seven seven seven metres, AND THENCE north eleven degrees fifty minutes thirty seconds west forty four decimal six two three metres. THENCE running by land of Alonzo Guy north eighty six degrees thirty three minutes forty eight seconds east seventeen decimal eight zero seven metres.

THENCE running by land of Alonzo Guy and by the eastern extent of a Right of Way north three degrees sixteen minutes zero seconds east thirty eight decimal one zero three metres. THENCE running by land of Raymond Faulkner (Registration No. 144019) south eighty nine degrees thirty four minutes forty five seconds east fifteen decimal eight four three metres, THENCE north six degrees nineteen minutes forty six seconds west thirty five decimal four six six metres, AND THENCE north nine degrees forty one minutes twenty two seconds west twenty one decimal one five zero metres.

THENCE running along a Reservation, five decimal zero metres wide, along O’Connell’s Brook to a point having a bearing and distance of north seventy two degrees twenty three minutes twenty four seconds east eighty decimal four three six metres from the previously described point. THENCE running along a Reservation, ten metres wide, along Beaver Pond to a point having a bearing and distance of south seventeen degrees four minutes thirty three seconds east ninety one decimal four four zero metres from the previously described point.

THENCE running by Hayley Property south eighty two degrees two minutes twenty one seconds west seventy seven decimal nine zero six metres, AND THENCE south zero degrees five minutes zero seconds east sixty one decimal seven two six metres. THENCE running by land of Betty Burry north eighty nine degrees fifty four minutes thirty nine seconds west twenty seven decimal zero seven one metres, AND THENCE south five degrees fifty six minutes nine seconds west ten decimal five one nine metres, more or less, to the point of beginning.

CONTAINING an area of 1.04 hectares, more or less, and being more particularly shown on the diagram annexed hereto. All bearings being referred to Grid North of the above mentioned Projection. THE NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR GAZETTE May 12, 2017 158

May 12 THE NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR GAZETTE May 12, 2017 159

2017 01G 1040 IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR TRIAL DIVISION IN THE MATTER of the Application of DA VID SQUIRES and ELIZABETH DOWNTON as Co-Executors of the Last Will and Testament of Jean Squires pursuant to the Quieting of Titles Act, RSNL1990 cQ-3 AND IN THE MATTER of that piece or parcel of land situate at Southside Road, in the Town of Harbour Grace, in the Province of Newfoundland and Labrador (hereinafter collectively referred to as the “Subject Property”). NOTICE OF APPLICATION under the Quieting of Titles Act, RSNL1990 cQ-3.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to all parties that DA VID SQUIRES and ELIZABETH DOWNTON, as Co -Executors of the Estate of Jean Squires have applied to the Supreme Court of Newfoundland and Labrador, St. John’s, to have the title to ALL THAT piece or parcel of land situate at Southside Road, in the Town of Harbour Grace, in the Province of Newfoundland and Labrador and being more particularly described in

Schedule “A” hereto annexed and outlined on the plan annexed hereto marked

Schedule “B” for which they claim to be the owners, investigated and for a Declaration that they are the absolute owners in fee simple and that they have been ordered to publish notice of the Application as required by the before noted Act. All persons having title adverse to the said title claimed by DA VID SQUIRES and ELIZABETH DOWNTON, as Co- Executors of the Last Will and Testament of Jean Squires shall file in the Registry of the Supreme Court of Newfoundland and Labrador, St.

John’s, in the Province of Newfoundland and Labrador, particulars of such adverse claim and serve the same together with an Affidavit verifying same on the undersigned Solicitor for the Applicants on or before the 2 nd day of June, 2017 after which date no party having any claim shall be permitted to file the same or to be heard except by special leave of the Court and subject to such conditions as the Court may deem just. All such adverse claims shall then be investigated in such manner as the said Supreme Court of Newfoundland and Labrador, St. John’s, may direct.

DATED at Bay Roberts, in the Province of Newfoundland and Labrador, this 27th day of April, 2017. MORROW, MORROW & CROSBIE Solicitor for the Applicant PER: John C. Crosbie ADDRESS FOR SERVICE: P.O. Box 870 Harbour Grace, NL A0A 1G0 Tel: (709) 786-9207 Fax: (709) 786-9507

SCHEDULE "A" ALL THAT piece or parcel of land situated and being on the Southside Road in the Town of Harbour Grace in the Electorial District of Carbonear - Harbour Grace abutted and bounded as follows, that is to say: Beginning at a point in the Southern limit of the Southside Road, 15 metres wide, said point having North American Datum 1983 Three Degree Transverse Mercator Projection coordinates of North 5,282,232.398 metres and East 288,198.793 metres; Thence running by land of Josiah and Myrtle Noel South 29° 49' 50" East a distance of 43.590 metres; And thence running and South 30° 04' 49" East a distance of 27.264 metres: And thence running South 23° 00' 50" East a distance of 38.150 metres; And thence running South 31° 54' 11" East a distance of 63.780 metres; And thence running South 34° 58' 00" East a distance of 46.613 metres; Thence running by Crown Land South 29° 02' 36" West a distance of 59,625 metres; Thence running by land, now or formerly, of Noel North 36° 27' 10" West a distance of 45.423 metres; And thence running North 30° 33' 26" West a distance of 48.505 metres; And thence running North 32° 40' 22" West a distance of 55.811 metres; And thence running North 30° 45' 49" West a distance of 41.758 metres; And thence running North 31° 21' 53" West a distance of 47.944 metres; And thence running North 56° 45' 50" East a distance of 1.856 metres; THE NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR GAZETTE May 12, 2017 160

And thence running North 29° 03' 43" West a distance of 9,855 metres; Thence running along the Southern limit of the Southside Road North 63° 01' 18" East a distance of 29.825 metres; And thence running North 55° 38' 51" East a distance of 27.876 metres, more or less, to the point of beginning; The said parcel contains an area of 1.2879 hectares, more or less; All bearings are referred to the meridian of fifty three degrees west longitude of the Three Degree Transverse Mercator Projection. (NAD 83) June 7, 2008. May 12 THE NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR GAZETTE May 12, 2017 161

TRUSTEE ACT CORRECTION NOTICE ESTATE NOTICE IN THE ESTATE of SAMUEL RETIEFFE, Late of Stephenville, in the Province of Newfoundland and Labrador, Deceased: February 13, 2017.

All persons claiming to be creditors of or who have any claims or demands upon or affecting the Estate of SAMUEL RETIEFFE, Late of Stephenville, in the Province of Newfoundland and Labrador, deceased, are hereby requested to send the particulars of the same in writing, duly attested, to the undersigned Solicitor for the Administratrix of the Estate on or before the 5 th day of June, 2017, after which date the said Administratrix will proceed to distribute the said Estate having regard only to the claims of which notice shall have been received.

DATED at Stephenville, Newfoundland and Labrador, this 26 th day of April, 2017. ROXANNE PIKE LAW OFFICE Administrator of the Estate of SAMUEL RETIEFFE PER: Roxanne Pike ADDRESS FOR SERVICE: P.O Box 272 43 Main Street Stephenville, NL A2N 2Z4 Tel: (709) 643-6436 Fax: (709) 643-9343 May 12 (Correction of May 5) THE NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR GAZETTE May 12, 2017 162

Vol. 92 ST. JOHN’S, FRIDAY , MAY 12, 2017 No. 19 THE NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR GAZETTE

PART II SUBORDINATE LEGISLATION FILED UNDER THE STATUTES AND SUBORDINATE LEGISLATION ACT NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR REGULATIONS NLR 38/17 NLR 39/17 NLR 40/17 NLR 41/17

NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR REGULATION 38/17 Proclamation bringing Act into force (SNL 2014 cC-11.01) (In force July 31,2017) under the Child Care Act (O.C. 2017-147) (Filed May 10, 2017) PROCLAMATION ELIZABETH THE SECOND, by the Grace of God of the United Kingdom, Canada and Her Other Realms and Territories QUEEN, Head of the Commonwealth, Defender of the Faith. FRANK F. FAGAN HONOURABLE ANDREW PARSONS Lieutenant Governor Attorney General TO ALL TO WHOM THESE PRESENTS SHALL COME, GREETING; A PROCLAMATION

WHEREAS in and by

section 42 of

An Act to Regulate Child Care Services, Statutes of Newfoundland and Labrador 2014,

Chapter C-11.01 (the “Act”) it is provided that the Act shall come into force on a date to be fixed by Proclamation of Our Lieutenant Governor in Council; AND

WHEREAS it is deemed expedient that the Act shall now come into force; NOW KNOW YE, THAT WE, by and with the advice of Our Executive Council of Our Province of Newfoundland and Labrador, do this our Proclamation declare and direct that

An Act to Regulate Child Care Services, Statutes of Newfoundland and Labrador 2014,

Chapter C-11.01 shall come into force on July 31, 2017. ALL OF WHICH OUR LOVING SUBJECTS AND ALL OTHERS whom these Presents may concern are hereby required to take notice and govern themselves accordingly. IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF WE have caused these Our Letters to be made Patent and the Great Seal of Newfoundland and Labrador to be hereunto affixed. NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR REGULATION 39/17 Child Care Regulations under the Child Care Act (Filed May 10, 2017) Under the authori ty of

section 34 of the Child Care Act, I make the following regulations. Dated at St. John’s,May 8, 2017. Dale Kirby Minister of Education and Early Childhood Development REGULATIONS Analysis 1.

Short title 2.

Definitions

PART I LICENCES 3. Exemptions 4. Child care service licence applications 5. Family homes 6. Agency licence applications 7. Providing documentation 8. Application to vary a licence

PART II CERTIFICATION 9. Application 10. Generally 11. Levels 12. Term 13. Renewal

PART III REQUIREMENTS OF CHILD CARE SERVICES AND FACILITIES 14. Application 15. Multiple services 16. Requirements for employees, students and volunteers 17. Waiver 18. Registration mandatory 527 The Newfoundland and Labrador Gazette May 12, 2017

WITNESS: Our trusty and well-beloved the Honourable Frank F. Fagan, Member of the Order of Canada, Chancellor of the Order of Newfoundland and Labrador, Lieutenant Governor in and for Our Province of Newfoundland and Labrador. AT OUR GOVERNMENT HOUSE in Our City of St. John’s, this 4th day of May in the year of Our Lord two thousand and seventeen in the sixty-sixth year of Our Reign. BY COMMAND, EDDIE JOYCE REGISTRAR GENERAL Proclamation bringing Act into force 38/17 (SNL 2014 cC-11.01) (In force July 31, 2017) 528 The Newfoundland and Labrador Gazette May 12, 2017

NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR REGULATION 39/17 Child Care Regulations under the Child Care Act (Filed May 10, 2017) Under the authori ty of

section 34 of the Child Care Act, I make the following regulations. Dated at St. John’s,May 8, 2017. Dale Kirby Minister of Education and Early Childhood Development REGULATIONS Analysis 1.

Short title 2.

Definitions

PART I LICENCES 3. Exemptions 4. Child care service licence applications 5. Family homes 6. Agency licence applications 7. Providing documentation 8. Application to vary a licence

PART II CERTIFICATION 9. Application 10. Generally 11. Levels 12. Term 13. Renewal

PART III REQUIREMENTS OF CHILD CARE SERVICES AND FACILITIES 14. Application 15. Multiple services 16. Requirements for employees, students and volunteers 17. Waiver 18. Registration mandatory 529 The Newfoundland and Labrador Gazette May 12, 2017

Child Care Regulations 39/17 19. Supervision 20. Behaviour guidance policies 21. Program 22. Indoor play materials 23. Telephone 24. Baby monitors 25. Furniture and equipment 26. Health and safety generally 27. Secure facility 28. Clothing, bedding and grooming materials 29. Diapering and toileting 30. Allergies and other restrictions 31. Medication 32. Poisonous, hazardous and flammable substances 33. Illness, accidents, communicable diseases and incidents 34. Emergency procedures 35. Food handling and preparation 36. Nutrition 37. Animals 38. Travel 39. Outdoor play areas and structures 40.

Public outdoor play areas 41. Outdoor play materials 42. Requirements while outdoors 43. Records generally 44. Enrolment register 45. Daily register 46. Individual records 47. Personnel records 48. Notifying parents generally 49. Notifying parents - investigations 50. Hours of operation 51. Insurance coverage

PART IV CENTRES 52. Application 53. Homerooms 54. Caregiver to child ratio 55. Administrator 56. Indoor space generally 57. Prohibited furniture and equipment 58. Requirements of homerooms 59. Administrative area 60. Washroom area 61. Building 62. Outdoor play area generally 63. Enclosure and surface 64. Outdoor play structures 65. Inspections of outdoor play areas 66. Waiver of building and outdoor play area requirements

PART V FAMILY HOMES 67. Application 68. Floor space 69. Caregiver to child ratio 70. Child care service provider's children 71. First aid kit 72. Furniture and equipment 73. Outdoor play area 74. Records of residents

PART VI AGENCIES 75. Monitors 76. Duties of monitors 77. Records to be kept 78. File 79. Notifying parents and managers 80. Insurance coverage

PART VII INSPECTORS 81. Qualifications

PART VIII TRANSITIONAL AND COMMENCEMENT 82. Transitional 83. Repeal 84. Commencement 1. These regulations may be cited as the Child Care Regulations.Short title 530 The Newfoundland and Labrador Gazette May 12, 2017

Child Care Regulations 39/17 2. In these regulations (a) "Act" means the Child Care Act; (b) "administrator" means, (

i) in relation to a child care service that i s operated in a centre, a person designated under

section 55, and (ii) in relation to a child care service that is operated in a family home, the person referred to in

section 69; (c) "caregiver" means a person who provides care or supervision or both to children while they are participating in a child care service but does not include a student or a volunteer; (d) "caregiver to child ratio" means the applicable ratio u nder

section 54 or 69 of the number of caregiver s to the number of children participating in a child care service; (e) "centre" means a fac ility in which a child care service is operated that is not a family home; (f) "certification" means the certification granted under

Part II; (g) "diploma" includes a certificate; (h) "family home" means a facility in which a child care service provider lives and operates his or her child care service; (i) "full-time child care service" means a child care service that is operated either in a single facility for more than 4 hours total a day or by a child care service provider for more than 4 hours total a day; (j) "homeroom" means a homeroom referred to in

section 53; (k) "infant age range " means an age range from birth up to 2 years old; (l) "medication" does not include (

i) sunscreen,

Definitions 531 The Newfoundland and Labrador Gazette May 12, 2017

Child Care Regulations 39/17 (ii) insect repellent, or (iii) topical cream used to prevent or treat diaper rash, unless it is prescribed by a person authorized to do so by

an Act of the province; (m) "older school age range" means an age range from 6 years and 9 months old up to 13 years old; (n) "orientation course" means an orientation cour se approved by the minister; (o) "participate" means to attend or take

part in the activities or arrangements of a child care service including travel where that travel is offered or arranged in conjunction with the child care service; (p) "pre-school ag e range" means not attending school and an age range from 2 years and 9 months old up to 5 years and 9 months old; (q) "toddler age range" means an age range from one year and 9 months old up to 3 years old; (r) "travel" includes travel by foot, bicycle and vehicle; and (s) "younger school age range" means an age range from 4 years and 9 months old up to 7 years old.

PART I LICENCES 3.

(1) A child care service provider is exempt from the requirement to hold a child care service licence where one or both of the following apply: (

a) the child care service operated by the child care service provider is offered for less than 10 hours a week; or (

b) the child care service provider has Exemptions 532 The Newfoundland and Labrador Gazette May 12, 2017

Child Care Regulations 39/17 (i) 3 or fewer child ren participating in the child care service and all of the children are in the infant age range, or (ii) 4 or fewer childre n participating in t he child care service and 2 or fewer of the children are in the infant age range.

(2) The child care service provider's own children shall be counted toward the number of children under paragraph (1)(b).

(3) The minister may exempt a child care service provider from the requirement to hold a child care service licence.

(4) A person shall request an exemption under subsection (3) in writing. 4.

(1) The following documentation shall be provided to a manager as part of an application for a new child care service licence or to renew a child care service licence to operate a child care service in either a centre or a family home: (

a) a description of the program of the child care service referred to in

section 21; (

b) with respect to each administrator, a copy of his or her (

i) certification, (ii) most recent diploma in first aid, and (iii) current record of immunization; (

c) a certified criminal records check or criminal records screening certificate, and a vulnerable sector records check for each administrator of the child care service; (

d) plans of the facility; (

e) proof of provincial and municipal approvals required to operate the child care service; Child care service licence applications 533 The Newfoundland and Labrador Gazette May 12, 2017

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f) proof of insurance coverage from an insurance company or a letter from an in surance comp any showing its intent to provide insurance coverage; (

g) where the child care service provider is incorporated, proof of incorporation and a current record of good standing of the corporation; and (

h) any other documentation required by a manager.

(2) The documents listed in paragraph (1)(

c) shall be issued within the 3 months before they are provided.

(3) Where t he application is for a child care service licence to operate a child care service in a centre, the plans required under paragraph (1)(

d) shall be professionally drawn to scale and show the areas of the centre.

(4) Where the application is for a child care service licence to operate a child care service in a family home, the plans r equired under paragraph (1)(

d) shall be drawn to scale and show the areas of the family home to be used for the child care service. 5.

(1) The applicant for a chil d care service licence to operate a child care service in a family home shall be the admini strator of that child care service.

(2) In addition to the documentation listed in subsection 4(1), an applicant for a child care service licence to operate a child care service in a family home shall provide (

a) proof that he or she lives in the family home in which the child care service is operated; and (

b) his or her consent and the consent of all residents of the family home who are 16 years old or older to p ermit a manager to access information from departments, agencies, boards and commissions of the government of the province regarding their suitability to care for or be in contact with children. Family homes Agency licence applications 534 The Newfoundland and Labrador Gazette May 12, 2017

Child Care Regulations 39/17 6. The following documentation shall be provided to a manager as part of an applica tion for a new agency licence or to renew an agency licence: (

a) a description of the agency's policies and procedures; (

b) proof of provincial and municipal approval s required to operate the agency; (

c) proof of insurance coverage from an insurance company or a letter from an insurance company showing its intent to provide insurance coverage; and (

d) where the agent is incorporated, proof of incorporation and a current record in good standing of the corporation. 7. Where an application is f or a new licence , t he documentation referred to in subsection 4(1), subsection 5(2) and

section 6 may be provided at any time before the licence is issued. 8. An application to vary a licence shall i nclude the documentation a manager determines necessary for the application.

PART II CERTIFICATION 9.

(1) An applicant shall apply for certification in writing to the minister in the form prescribed by the minister.

(2) The following documentat ion shall be provided to the minister as part of an application for certification: (

a) a copy of all diplomas and transcripts; (

b) where applicable, an evaluation f rom an accreditation service; and (

c) where ap plicable, proof of certification from another province or territory in Canada. 10. Certification shall set out (

a) the level of certification; Providing documentation Application to vary a licence Application Generally 535 The Newfoundland and Labrador Gazette May 12, 2017

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b) the type of facilit y, either a centre or a family home, in which a person is certified to be a caregiver; and (

c) the age range of children to wh om the person is certified to be a caregiver. 11.

(1) The minister may grant an applicant trainee certification to be a caregiver (

a) in a centre where the applicant has successfully complet ed an orientation course and provides proof that he or she is registered at a post -secondary institution in an early childhood education program approved by the minister; and (

b) in a family home where the applicant has successfully completed an orientation course.

(2) The minister may grant an applicant level I certification where the applicant has successfully completed an orientation course and holds a diploma from a post-secondary institution in a one year program in early childhood education approved by the minister.

(3) The minister may grant an applicant level II certification where the applicant has successfully completed an orientation course and holds a diploma from a post -secondary institution in a 2 year program in early childhood education approved by the minister.

(4) The minister may grant an applicant level III certification where the applicant has successfully completed an orientation course and holds (

a) a diploma from a post -secondary institution in a 3 year program in early childhood educat ion approved by the minister; (

b) a diploma from a post -secondary institution in a 2 year program in early childhood education approved by the minister and has completed a one year post -diploma specialization; or (

c) a degree from a university approved by the minister and a diploma from a post -secondary institution in a one year Levels 536 The Newfoundland and Labrador Gazette May 12, 2017

Child Care Regulations 39/17 program in early childhood education approved by the minister.

(5) The minister may grant an applicant level IV certif ication where the applicant holds (

a) a degree in early chi ldhood education from a university approved by the minister; or (

b) a degree from a university approved by the minister and a diploma from a post -secondary institution in a 2 year program in early childhood education approved by the minister.

(6) The minister may accept equivalent education or training. 12.

(1) Certification other than trainee certific ation is valid for a maximum of 3 years.

(2) Trainee certification is valid for a maximum of one year. 13.

(1) An applicant who seeks to ren ew certification shall apply in writing to the minister in the form prescribed by the minister.

(2) The minister may renew trainee certification to be a caregiver in a centre where the applicant provides (

a) proof of com pletion of at least 2 early ch ildhood educ ation courses approved by the minister from a post -secondary institution; or (

b) all of the following: (

i) proof of registration in an early childhood education program approved by the minister at a post -secondary institution, (ii) proof that courses required for the early childhood education program referred to in sub paragraph (

i) are not available, and (iii) proof of at least 10 hours of professional learning approved by the minister. Term Renewal 537 The Newfoundland and Labrador Gazette May 12, 2017

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(3) The minister may renew trainee certification to be a caregiver in a centre (

a) a maximum of 4 times under paragraph (2)(a); or (

b) a maximum of 6 times where 2 of those times are u nder paragraph (2)(b).

(4) The minister may renew trainee certificat ion to be a caregiver in a family home where the applicant provides proof of at least 10 hours of professional learning approved by the minister.

(5) Where an applicant seeks to renew trainee certification and that applicant held entry level certification under the Child Care Services Act for at least 10 years immediately before the coming into force of these regulations, the minister may renew the applicant's trainee cer tification where the applicant provides proof of at least 10 hours of professional learning approved by the minister.

(6) The minister may ren ew certification other than trainee certification before the certification expires where the applicant provides proof of completion of at least one hour of professional learning approved by the minister for every month that has passed since the date the certification was granted.

(7) The minister may renew certification other than trainee certification after the certification expires where the applicant provides proof of completion of (

a) at least one hour of professional learning approved by the minister for every month between the date the certification was granted and the date it expired; and (

b) at least one hour of professiona l learning approved by t he minister for every month that has passed since the date the certification expired.

(8) Notwithstanding subsections (6) and (7), an applicant is not required to complete more than 30 hours of professional learning under subsection (6) or 60 hours of professional learning under subsection (7). 538 The Newfoundland and Labrador Gazette May 12, 2017

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PART III REQUIREMENTS OF CHILD CARE SERVICES AND FACILITIES 14. Unless otherwise provided for in this Part , this Part applies only to the following: (

a) child care service providers who are required to hold a child care service licence; (

b) child care service providers who hold a child care service licence but are not required to hold one; (

c) child care services that are operated by a child care service provider referred to in paragraphs (

a) and (

b) and the facilities in which they are operated; (

d) affiliated child care service providers; and (

e) child care services operated by affiliated child care service providers and the facilities in which they are operated. 15. Where more than one child care service is operated in a building or dwelling house , each child care service shall meet the requir ements of these regulations as though it were operated from the bu ilding or dwelling house alone. 16.

(1) Unless otherwise provided for in th e Act or these regulations, a person who is an employee, student or volunteer of a child care service provider or who assist s or provide s services in the operation of a child care service shall not have access to the records of the children who participate in the child care service unless a certified criminal records check or criminal records screening certif icate, and a vulnerable sector records check for that person are (

a) no more than 3 years old; (

b) satisfactory to (

i) the licensee of the child care ser vice where the child care service is operated under a child care service licence, or Application Multiple services Requirements for employees, students and volunteers 539 The Newfoundland and Labrador Gazette May 12, 2017

Child Care Regulations 39/17 (ii) the administrator of the child care service where the child care service is operated under a n approval certificate; and (

c) part of the personnel record required under

section 47 for that person.

(2) Unless otherwise provided for in th e Act or these regulations, a person who is an employee, student or volunteer of a child care service provider or who assists or provide s services in the operation of a child care service shall not have contact with the children who pa rticipate in the child care service unless the following requirements are met along with the requirements under subsection (1): (

a) the person holds a diplo ma in first aid from an organization approved by the minister that is no more than 3 ye ars old ; and (

b) the following do cuments are part of the personnel record required under

section 47 for that person: (

i) a copy of his or her diploma in first aid required under paragraph (a), and (ii) current record of immunization.

(3) Unless otherwi se provided for in the Act or these regulations, a person shall not be a caregiver and shall not be considered a caregiver in the caregiver to child ratio under

section 54 or 69 unless all of the following requirements are met: (

a) the person holds certification (

i) for the type of facility in which the child care service is operated, (ii) at the level required by the Act or these regulations, and (iii) in the age range of the children to whom the person is assigned to be a caregiver; (

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c) a copy of his or her certification is part of the personnel record required under

section 47 for that person. 17.

(1) A manager may waive the requirements under these regulations for a caregiver in relation to a spe cific child care service to hold certification in or for one or more of the following: (

a) a level of certification; (

b) a type of facility; or (

c) an age range of children.

(2) A person shall request a waiver under sub section (1) in writing.

(3) A waiver under subsection (1) is valid for a maximum of one year and may be renewed a maximum of 4 times. 18. A child shall be registered in a child care service before he or she participates in that child care service. 19. Children registered in a child care service shall be supervised at all times in a manner that is developmentally appropriate while they are participating in the child care service. 20.

(1) Behaviour guidance policies shall b e established and implemented by an administrator of the child care service.

(2) Behaviour guidance policies shall (

a) recognize the developmental abil ities of children and set appropriate expectations; (

b) acknowledge diversity and its influence on children's behaviour; (

c) promote realistic play and beha viour limits that guide the safety and security of children pa rticipating in the child care service instead of curb ing their play experiences, curiosity and creativity; Waiver Registration mandatory Supervision Behaviour guidance policies 541 The Newfoundland and Labrador Gazette May 12, 2017

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d) prohibit the use of corpor al punishment , such as striking either directly or with a physical object, shaking, shoving, spanking and other forms of aggressive physical contact, against children while they are participating in the child care service; (

e) prohibit the use of harsh, humiliating, belittling or degrading physical or verbal treatment of children while they are participating in the child care service; (

f) prohibit the confinement, restraint or isolation of children while they are participating in the child care service; (

g) prohibit children from being deprived of basic needs, including food, shelter, clothing, sleep, bedding, disability related supports and the use of the washroom , while they are participating in the child care service; and (

h) prohibit behaviour guidan ce that requires or forces children to repeat physical movements while they are participating in a child care service.

(3) Behaviour guidance policies shall be po sted in the same place the child care service licence or approval certificate is posted.

(4) An administrator of a child care service shall ensure that (

a) employees, students and volunteers who assist or provide services in the operation of the child care service are given a copy of the behaviour guidance policies of th e child care service; (

b) employees, students and volunteers who assist or provide services in the operation of the child care service are trained in the behaviour guid ance policies of the child care service before being an employee, student or volunteer; (

c) behaviour guidance policies are reviewed at least once a year with employees, students and volunteers who assist or provide services in the operation of the child care service; (

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e) a copy of the be haviour guidance policies of the child care service is provided to the parents of a child upon registe ring the child in the child care service. 21.

(1) The program of a child care service shall (

a) be comprehensive, coordina ted and consist of both indoor and outdoor activities; (

b) be child-centred; (

c) create an environment that is developmentally appropriate, culturally appropriate and nurturing; (

d) promote full participation of all children registered in the child care service; (

e) foster and enhance cognitive, creative, physical, emotional, social and language development; and (

f) address the individual and group nee ds of the children registered in the child care service.

(2) The program of a child care service shall set out (

a) the child care philosophy on which the program is based; (

b) how the program meet s the developmental needs of the children registered in the child care service; (

c) the play materials, furniture and equip ment available to children while they are participating in the child care service; (

d) the daily

schedule followed by children while they are participating in the child care service; (

e) how community resources are used; Program 543 The Newfoundland and Labrador Gazette May 12, 2017

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f) how the children registered in the child care service are oriented to the child care service; (

g) the policies of the child care service on health and safety, parental involvement, behaviour guidance and travel outside the facility; (

h) the emergency procedures of the child care service; (

i) the process for ongoing evaluation and improvement of the program; and (

j) where the child care service is operated in a centre, the activity areas available to children while they are participating in the child care service.

(3) Where children participate in a full-time child care service , the program of that child care service shall include (

a) daily physical activity; (

b) daily outdoor activity in th e morning and the after noon, except when extreme weather conditions exist; and (

c) a period of rest for children in the infant age range, toddler age range or pre-school age range.

(4) An administrator of a child care service that is operated under a child care service licen ce shall follow the program approved by a manager as part of the licence application process or by a manager under subparagraph 15(d)(ii) of the Act.

(5) An administrator of a child care service operated by a n affiliated child care service provider shall follow the program approved by the agency that issued the approval certificate. 22. A facility shall have sufficient indoor play materials accessible to the children participating in the child care service and an administrator of the c hild care service shall ensure that the i ndoor play materials are (

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b) where the indoor play materials are used by children in the infant age range or the toddler age range or both, (

i) inspected daily for hazards, and (ii) cleaned and disinfected at least twice weekly or more often where necessary; and (

c) where the indoor play materials are used by children in the pre-school age range , the younger school age range , the older school age range or any 2 of those age ranges, cleaned and disinfected at least once weekly or more often where necessary. 23.

(1) A facility shall have a corded landline telephone which shall be in good working order while children are participating in the child care service.

(2) Where children in the infant age range are assigned to a homeroom, that homeroom shall have its own telephone. 24.

(1) Where children sleep in a separate room of the facility while they are participating in a child care service, a baby monitor shall be used while one or more children are sleeping in that room.

(2) The transmitting portion of the baby monitor shall be in the room in which the children sleep.

(3) The receiving portion of the baby monitor shall be (

a) where the child care service is operated in a centre, in the homeroom of the children; and (

b) where the child care service is operated in a family home, in the same room as the administrator. 25.

(1) A facility s hall have sufficient furniture and equipment available for the number of children registered in the child care service and an administrator of the child care service shall ensure that furniture and equipment at the facility are safe and do not pos e a danger or imminent risk of injury to children while they are participating in that child care service. Telephone Baby monitors Furniture and equipment 545 The Newfoundland and Labrador Gazette May 12, 2017

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(2) Highchairs, cribs , cots and sleeping mats shall be cleaned and disinfected (

a) before and after every use; and (

b) where not in regular use, at least once a month.

(3) There shall be at least 45 centimetres of space b etween cribs and cots.

(4) A child shall be easily accessible to a caregiver while the child is using a sleeping mat. 26.

(1) An administrator of a child care service shall (

a) ensure t hat the facility and the child care service provide a healthy, safe and developmentally appropriate environment; (

b) ensure that food and a time to rest is offered to children while they ar e participating in the child care service in accordance with each child's stage of development and individual capability; and (

c) recognize and respond to symptoms of illness in chi ldren while they are participating in the child care service.

(2) A facility shall be (

a) clean, disinfected and sanitary; (

b) in a state of good repair; (

c) well ventilated; and (

d) reasonably comfortable for childr en while they are participating in the child care service.

(3) An administrator of a child care service shall provide a daily written record of the sleeping , eating and toileting patterns of every child who is in the infant age range to the parents of that child.

(4) Where children in the infan t age range, toddler age range or pre-school age range are registered in the child care service, an Health and safety generally 546 The Newfoundland and Labrador Gazette May 12, 2017

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(5) Water accessible to ch ildren in a facility shall not have a temperature higher than 49° Celsius.

(6) Foods and liquids with a temperature higher than 49° Celsius are not permitted in areas of a facility in which children are permitted.

(7) An administrator of a child care service shall ensure that audio recordings, video recordings and photos are not taken of a child while the chil d is participating in the child care service without the written consent of the child's parent and that audio recordings, video recordings and photos taken with the co nsent of a child's parent are not published by employees, students or vo lunteers who assist or provide services in the operation of the child care service without the written consent of the parent.

(8) An administrator of a child care service that is operated in a centre shall ensure that ammunition and firearms are not handled or stored at the centre.

(9) An administrator of a child care service that is operated in a family home shall ensure that ammunition and firearms are (

a) handled and store d in areas that the ch ildren participating in the child care service are not permitted; and (

b) stored separately in a locked enclosure inaccessible to children participating in the child care service. 27. Secure facility policies shall be established and implemented by an administrator of the child care service and shall include the circumstances under which and the persons who may remove a child from the facility. 28.

(1) An administrator of a child care service shall ensure that clothing, bedding and grooming materials supplied by the child care service provider for the use of children while they are pa rticipating in the child care service are (

a) used only by the child to whic h they are assigned and stored in an area or enclosure assigned to that child only; Secure facility Clothing, bedding and grooming materials 547 The Newfoundland and Labrador Gazette May 12, 2017

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b) stored in a manner that is sanitary; and (

c) washed at least once weekly or more often where necessary.

(2) Paragraphs (

a) and (

b) apply to clothing, bedding and grooming materials supplied by a parent for the use of his or her child while the child is participating in the child care service. 29.

(1) A facility shall have both a change table and individual changing pads for the use of chi ldren participating in t he child care service that require diapering.

(2) Change table s and changing pads shall be cleaned and disinfected before and after every use.

(3) A person who diapers or toilets a child while the child is participating in a child care service shall wash his or her hands and the hands of the child with soap before and after di apering or toile ting the child. 30.

(1) Where a child is registered in a child care service and ha s one or more allergies, informa tion about the child's allergies, in cluding the cause, symptoms and treatment, shall be posted in the same place the child care service licence or approval certificate is posted, in the food preparation area and, where the child care service is operated in a centre, in every homeroom.

(2) An administrator of a child care service shall ensure that all caregivers, students and volunteers are informed of allergies and other restrictions of the children who are registered in that child care service. 31.

(1) Medication that is required in an emergency shall be stored in the facilit y in an area that i s inaccessible to children while they are participating in the child care service.

(2) Medication that is not required in an emergency shall be stored in the facility in a locked enclosure that is in accessible to children while they are participating in the child care service.

(3) Where a parent of a child consents to the a dministration of medication to his or her child while th at child participates in a child care service, an administrator shall ensure all of the following: Diapering and toileting Allergies and other restrictions Medication 548 The Newfoundland and Labrador Gazette May 12, 2017

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a) the consent of the parent is in writing and received before the medication is administered; (

b) that an administrator or caregiver administers the medication; (

c) where the medication is not prescribed, it is ad ministered only when provided by a parent in the original container and where the medication is prescribed, it is ad ministered only when provided by a parent in a container supplied by a pharmacist; (

d) the medication is labelled with the child's name, expir ation date, required dosage and method of administration; (

e) the medication is administered according to the directions on the label or according to the written instructions of the person who prescribed it; and (

f) a record is completed in writing of every dose administered, including the date and time it was ad ministered, the amount of the dose, the child's name and the signature of the administrator or caregiver who administered it.

(4) In this section, " prescribed" means prescribed by a person authorized to do so by

an Act of the province. 32. Where s ubstances that are poisonous, hazardous or fla mmable are stored in a facility, they shall be stored (

a) in their original containers; (

b) in a place that is locked and inaccessible to chi ldren while they are participating in the child care service; and (

c) according to the specifications of the manufacturer. 33.

(1) A child participating in a child care service that is operated in a centre who is ill shall stay in the area required under sub

section 56(5) and he or she shall be directly supervised.

(2) An administrator of a child care service shall ensure that a child's parent arranges for the i mmediate removal of the child from Poisonous, hazardous and flammable substances Illness, accidents, communicable diseases and incidents 549 The Newfoundland and Labrador Gazette May 12, 2017

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a) the child is exhibiting vomiting, fever, diarrhea or a new or unexplained rash; (

b) due to the onset of illness, the child requires greater care or supervision than is able to be provided withou t compromising the other children participating in the child care service; or (

c) the child is displaying other symptoms that the administrator is satisfied may indicate that the child poses a health risk to other persons in the facility.

(3) An administrator of a child care service shall ensure that a child removed from participating in the child care service under subsection (2) does not return until the administrator is satisfied that the child no longer poses a health risk to other persons in the facility.

(4) Where an accident, communicable disease or incident occurs that affects or could affect the health or safety of a child while he or she is participating in the c hild care service, an administrator of the child care service shall ensure that (

a) necessary medical assistance is secured immediately; (

b) a parent of every child who is affected or could be affected is notified immediately; (

c) where the child care service is operated under a child care service licence, the licensee is notified; and (

d) a written report is prepared that includes a su mmary of the accident, communicable disease or incident and the action taken.

(5) A copy of the report required under paragraph (4)(

d) shall (

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b) be signed by the employees, students and volunteers involved; (

c) be signed by a parent of every child that is affected or could be affected; (

d) be inserted into the individual record of every child that is affected or could be affected; and (

e) be provided to an administrator.

(6) Where a serious incident occurs, in addition to the requirements under subsections (4) and ( 5), an administrator shall ensure that the provincial director is notified of the serious inc ident within 24 hours of it occurring and unless otherwise ordered by the minister, a copy of the report is sent to the provincial director no later than 7 days after the date of the serious incident.

(7) In this section, "serious incident" means (

a) an injury to a child that requires emergency medical attention or the death of a child while the child is participating in the child care service; (

b) a fire or other disaster at the facility; (

c) the physical environment, an operational practice or a safet y practice that poses a risk to the health or safety of children registered in that child care service; or (

d) abuse or neglect , or an allegation of abuse or neglect, of a child by a licensee, employee, student or volunteer assisting or providing services in the operation of the child care service while the child is participating in th e child care service. 34.

(1) The emergency procedures of the child care service shall be posted in the same place the child care service licence or approval certificate is posted.

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(3) Children participating in a child care service shall take

part in the emergency drills of that child care service at least once a month.

(4) An administrator shall ensure that a written record of every emergency drill, including the date and time it occurred , how long it took and the nu mber of employee s, students, volunteers and children who took

part in it, is kept by the child care service provider.

(5) Where only one caregiver is at a facility, an administrator shall ensure that a person 18 years old or older is quickly able to replace that caregiver should that caregiver be required to be absent for an emergency.

(6) Where a person is required to replace a caregiver under subsection (5) for 2 or mor e consecutive days, that person shall hold at least the same level of certification as the caregiver the person is replacing. 35.

(1) A facility shall have sanitary areas for food preparation and food storage.

(2) A person assisting or providing services in the operation of a child care service shall wash his or her hands with soap before and after handling or preparing food or beve rages for children participating in the child care service.

(3) An administrator shall ensure that adequate and safe procedures are followed in relation to cleaning items that are used for eating and drinking by children participating in the child care service.

(4) A child shall not be diapered in th e food preparation area or on a surface that is used for food preparation or on which food or beverages are served.

(5) Where a child is registered in a child care service and has one or more special dietary or feeding requirements, information about those dietary or feeding requirements shall be poste d in a pro minent and visible place in the food preparation and serving areas. Food handling and preparation 552 The Newfoundland and Labrador Gazette May 12, 2017

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(6) Where food or beverages, including breast milk and formula, are provided by a parent for a child participating in a child care service, the food or beverages shall be (

a) labelled with the name of the child they belong to, the dat e they were received, the expiration date and a description of their contents; (

b) refrigerated at 4 ° Celsius or lower where refrigeration is required; and (

c) used or discarded before the expiration date. 36.

(1) Children shall be offered food and a beverage at least every 3 hours while they are participating in a child care service.

(2) Children shall not be forced to eat or drink while they are participating in a child care service.

(3) Food and beverages shall not be used as a form of reward or punishment for children while they are participating in a child care service.

(4) Safe drinking water shall be accessible to children while they are participating in a child care service.

(5) Children shall be fed in a manner that is appropriate to their age and development.

(6) Notwithstanding subsection (5), while a child is participating in a child care service, that child shall (

a) not be permitted to eat or drink while in a play pen or crib or while on a cot or sleeping mat; (

b) be held by a caregiver , student or volunteer where the child feeds from a bottle and cannot hold his or her own bottle; (

c) be seated while eating or drinking; and (

d) not be provided with food or beverages while he or she is resting. Nutrition 553 The Newfoundland and Labrador Gazette May 12, 2017

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(7) Where food or beverages are provided to a child while participating in a child care service, it shall meet the nutr itional needs of the child. 37.

(1) Where an animal stays at the facility of a child care ser vice or is regularly at the facility while children a re participating in a child care service, an administrator shall ensure that a parent is notified of the animal in writing before the child is registered in the child care service.

(2) An administrator shall notify a parent of every child registered in the chil d care service in writing no later than 30 days before an animal starts to stay or regularly be at a facility w hile children are participating in the child care service.

(3) An administrator shall ensu re that a n animal that stays or is regularly at a facility while children are participating in a child care service is healthy. 38.

(1) Where children travel outside the facilit y while they are participating in a child care service, an administrator of that child care service shall ensure that before they travel, (

a) it is reasonably safe; (

b) the written consent of a parent of every c hild that is specific to the circumstances has been received; and (

c) the applicable caregiver to child ratio under

section 54 or 69 is maintained.

(2) The driver of a vehicle in which a child travels while the child is participating in a child care service shall be 1 9 years old or older and shall hold a valid driver's licence permitting the driver to operate that vehicle.

(3) A vehicle in which a child travels while participating in a child care service shall have a first aid kit.

(4) Notwithstanding paragraph (1)(c), a person who is 18 years old or older other than the driver sha ll accompany children travelling in a vehicle while participating in a child care service where Animals Travel 554 The Newfoundland and Labrador Gazette May 12, 2017

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(5) A child shall not be permit ted to drive or to ride as a passenger on an all -terrain v ehicle as defin ed in the Motorized Snow Vehicles and All-Terrain Vehicles Act while the child is participating in a child care service.

(6) Notwithstanding subsection (5), a manager may permit a child to ride as a passenger on an all-terrain vehicle.

(7) A person shall request permission under sub section (6) in writing. 39.

(1) A child care service shall have an outdoor play area that is part of the facility and it shall be (

a) accessible to all children registered in the child care service; (

b) appropriate for the age range of children who use it; (

c) safe and well maintained; and (

d) for the exclusive use of chi ldren participating in the child care service.

(2) Where the outdoor play area has one or more hard surfaces, a hard surface shall not cover more than half of the outdoor play area.

(3) The outdoor play area shall be enclosed by a fence that (

a) is at least 1.2 metres high; (

b) has, at a maximum, 9 centimetres between every slat; and (

c) has a g ate that is kept safely closed when the gate is not in use. Outdoor play areas and structures 555 The Newfoundland and Labrador Gazette May 12, 2017

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(4) A play structure for use in the outdoor play area shall be (

a) approved before its first use by an inspector appointed under the Act; (

b) appropriate for the size of the outdoor play area; (

c) appropriate for the age range of children who use it; and (

d) installed according to the specifications of the manufacturer.

(5) A play structure for use in the outdoor play area shall have a protective surface under it where (

a) the critical fall height of the play structure is 1.2 m etres or greater; or (

b) the play structure is fixed.

(6) A play structure fo r use in an outdoor play area that is not fixed shall have a surface other than a hard surface under it where the critical fall height of the play structure is less than 1.2 metres.

(7) A manager may waive one or more of the requirements under subsection (4) for a play structure where (

a) the play structure was in use at a facility on the coming into force of these regulations; (

b) the child care service at that facility was being operated under a valid licence or approval certificate issued under the Child Care Services Act on the coming into force of these regulations; and (

c) the play structure is being operated in the same facility in which it was being operated on the coming into force of these regulations.

(8) A person shall request a waiver under subsection (7) in writing.

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(1) A public area that is used as an outdoor play area under subsection 62(3) or

section 73 shall be (

a) reasonably safe; (

b) appropriate for the age range of the children who use it; and (

c) within a reasonable distance from the facility of the child care service.

(2) An administrator shall ensure that a public area referred to in subsection (1) is inspected before children participating in a child care service enter it. 41. A child care service shall have sufficient outdoor play materials accessible to the children participating in the child care ser vice and a n administrator of the child care service shall ensure that the outdoor play materials are (

a) safe and developmentally appropriate for the children that use them; and (

b) appropriate for the size of the outdoor play area. 42.

(1) An administrator shall ensure that the daily register r equired under

section 45 accompanies the follo wing groups where the group travels outdoors together: (

a) the majority or more of children a ssigned to one or more homerooms while they are participating in a child care service; and (

b) the majority or more of children while they are participating in a child care service that is operated in a family home.

(2) An administrator shall ensure that a first aid kit a ccompanies children when they travel outdoors.

(3) This

section applies when the children leave the facilit y and when they use the outdoor play area. 43.

(1) The following documents shall be kept at a facility: Public outdoor play areas Outdoor play materials Requirements while outdoors Records generally 557 The Newfoundland and Labrador Gazette May 12, 2017

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a) documents and r ecords required by the Act and these regulations; and (

b) a copy of inspection report s and certificates prepared in relation to the child care service or the child care service provider.

(2) Documents and records required by the Act and these regulations shall be kept for at least 3 years unless otherwise specified. 44.

(1) An administrator of a child care service shall ensure that a current enrolment re gister is maintained and it is kept in a locked enclosure.

(2) The enrolment r egister shall include the following information for every child registered in the child care service: (

a) name; (

b) date of birth; (

c) the date the child started participating in the child care service; (

d) the date the child stopped participating in the child care service; and (

e) whether the c hild participates in the child care service on a full-time or part-time basis. 45.

(1) An administrator of a child care service shall ensure that a daily register is prepared for the child care service.

(2) The daily register shall include the following information for every child participating in the child care service that day: (

a) name; (

b) date of birth; (

c) information for an emergency contact person; and Enrolment register Daily register 558 The Newfoundland and Labrador Gazette May 12, 2017

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d) the signature of the person who drops the child off at the facility and picks the child up from the facility and the time that he or she dropped off or picked up the child.

(3) Daily registers shall be kept for at least 7 years.

(4) Where the child care service is operated in a centre, a daily register shall be prepared for every homeroom and shall be located near the entrance of the homeroom. 46.

(1) An administrator of a child care service shall ensure that an individual record for every child who is registered in the child care service is maintained.

(2) The individual record shall include the follow ing information: (

a) name, address and date of birth of the child; (

b) name, home address, work address, home telephone number, work telephone number, cell ular telephone number and email address for the chi ld's parents and at least one emergency contact person; (

c) a list of persons authorized to pick up from the facility the child or documents and records or both and a sample of the signature of each of those persons; (

d) the date the child becomes regist ered in the child care service and the date the child is no longer registered in the child care service; (

e) the name, address and telephone number of the child's doctor and a current health r ecord that includes the child's provincial medical care plan nu mber and expir ation date, allergy information and information on chronic medical conditions; (

f) a copy of the record o f the child's sleeping , eating and toileting patterns required under subsection 26(3); (

g) a record of all medication ad ministered to t he child required under paragraph 31(3)(f); Individual records 559 The Newfoundland and Labrador Gazette May 12, 2017

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h) a copy of a report required under paragraph 33(4)(d); and (

i) the written consent of a child's parent required under subsection 26(7), paragraphs 31(3)(

a) and 38(1)(

b) and any other consent provided by a child's parent.

(3) The individual records shall be kept in a locked enclosure. 47.

(1) An administrator of a child ca re service shall keep a personnel record at the facility for every person who assists or provides services in the operation of the child care service and has contact with the children registered in the child care service or with the records of those children.

(2) Personnel records unde r subsection (1) shall be kept in a locked enclosure. 48.

(1) An administrator of a child care service shall notify a parent of every child registered in the child care service in writing when (

a) the child care service will not operate during its regular hours of operat ion, including holi days and a permanent closure or shut down; (

b) renovations to the facility of the child care service are anticipated; (

c) the child care service licence or approval certificate under which the child care service is operated is renewed, varied, suspended, revoked or expires incl uding details of the renewal, variation, suspension, revocation or expiration; (

d) the program of the child care service referred to in

section 21 changes or it is anticipated that the program of the child care service will change; and (

e) a violation order is issued against the licensee who holds the licence under which the child care service is operated.

(2) A parent of a child who travels ou tside the facilit y while participating in a child care service shall be notified in writing of the details of the travel by an administrator before the child travels. Personnel records Notifying parents generally 560 The Newfoundland and Labrador Gazette May 12, 2017

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(3) Where a child care service is operated in a centre and it is anticipated that the child care service will not operate during its regular hours of operation, an administrator shall notify the paren ts under paragraph (1)(

a) at least 2 weeks before the closure. 49.

(1) Where a child care service is operated in a centre, an administrator shall notify the minister and a parent of every child registered in the child care service in writi ng when an investigation is started by a member of the Royal Newfoundland Constabulary or the Royal Can adian Mounted Police into a matter involving both a child registered in the child care service and a child care service provider, employee, st udent, volunteer or other person who assists or provides services in the operation of the child care service, unless directed otherwise by the investigating authority.

(2) Where a chil d care service is oper ated in a family home, an administrator s hall notify the minister and a parent of every child registered in the child care service in writing when an investigation is started under the Children and Youth Care and Protection Act or by a member of the Royal Newfoundland Constabulary or the Royal Canadian Mounted Police into a matter involving both a child registered in the child care service and a child care service provider, employee, student, volunteer or other person who assists or provides services in the oper ation of the child care service or a resident of the family home, unless directed otherwise by the investigating authority. 50.

(1) A child care service shall only be operated between the hours of 6:30 a.m. and 8:30 p.m.

(2) The minister may approve hours of operat ion ot her than those hours referred to in subsection (1).

(3) A person shall r equest an approval under sub section (2) in writing. 51. At least $2 million in commercial general liability in surance coverage shall be carried with respect to the operation of a child care service.

PART IV CENTRES 52. This Part applies only to the following: Notifying parents - investigations Hours of operation Insurance coverage Application 561 The Newfoundland and Labrador Gazette May 12, 2017

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a) child care service providers that operate a child care service in a centre and are required to hold a child care service licence; and (

b) child care services that are operated in a centre under a child care service licence and the facilities in which they are operated. 53.

(1) A child registered in a child care service shall be assigned to a homeroom and shall participate in the chi ld care service with the other children assigned to that homeroom during the majority of time the child participates in the child care service.

(2) A homeroom shall be for the exclusi ve use of the children assigned to it.

(3) The number of children as signed to each homeroom shall not exceed the maximum number permitted under

section 54.

(4) The children who are assigned to the same homeroom shall be in the same age range.

(5) Where a child is moved to a homeroom of children in a different age range, the approval of a manager is required before that child may be returned to a homeroom of children in the original age range.

(6) Notwithstanding subsection (4), a child is not required to change homerooms between September 1 of a year and Au gust 31 of the fo llowing year even though he or she may have a birt hday that moves him or her into a different age range where on September 1 (

a) the children assigned to the child’s homeroom are in the younger school age range or the older school age range; or (

b) the child is in t he infant age range or the toddler age range and the child participates in a child care service that is operated in a school under the Schools Act, 1997 and is for children of persons who are enrolled in and attend the school.

(7) Notwithstanding subsection (4) and the definition of " child" under the Act, a child may continue to participate in a child care service Homerooms 562 The Newfoundland and Labrador Gazette May 12, 2017

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(8) Notwithstanding sub section (4), children of 2 age ranges may be assigned to the same hom eroom, where all the children in the homeroom are (

a) in the infant age range or the toddler age rang e and none of the children are one year old or younger and not more than 3 children are 2 years old or younger; (

b) in the toddler age range or the pre-school age range and none of the children are 2 years old or younger and not more than 4 children are 3 years old or younger; (

c) in the pre -school age range or the younger s chool age range and none of the children are 3 years old or younger and not more than 4 children are 5 years and 9 months old or older; or (

d) in the younger school age range or the older school age range and not more than 12 children are 7 years old or younger.

(9) Notwithstanding paragraph (8)(a), children who are one year old or younger may be assigned to a homeroom with children in the infant age range and the toddler age range where the child care service is operated in a school under the Schools Act , 1997 for children of persons who are enrolled in and attend the school.

(10) A manager may waive the requirement under subsection (4) and permit children in 3 age ranges to be assigned to the same homeroom where (

a) the child care service or child car e service provider held a valid licence under the Child Care Services Act on the coming into force of these regulations and that l icence permitted children in those 3 age ranges to be assigned to the same homeroom; and (

b) the manager is satisfied that th e needs of the children assigned to that homeroom shall be met through the program of the child care service referred to in

section 21. 563 The Newfoundland and Labrador Gazette May 12, 2017

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(11) A person shall request a waiver under sub section (10) in writing. 54.

(1) A maximum of 6 children shall be assigned to a homeroom of children in the infant age range and the caregiver to child ratio for that homeroom shall be one caregiver to 3 children.

(2) A maximum of 10 children shall be assigned to a homeroom of children in the toddler age range and the caregiver to child ratio for that homeroom shall be one caregiver to 5 children.

(3) A maximum of 16 children shall be assigned to a homeroom of children in the pre -school age range and the caregiver to child ratio for that homeroom shall be one caregiver to 8 children.

(4) A maximum of 24 children shall be assigned to a homeroom of children in the younger school age range and the caregiver to child ratio for that homeroom shall be one caregiver to 12 children.

(5) A maximum of 30 child ren shall be assigned to a homeroom of children in the older school age range and the caregiver to child ratio for that homeroom shall be one caregiver to 15 children.

(6) One caregiver with at least level I certification shall be assigned to every homeroom.

(7) Where more than one caregiver is required to be assigned to a homeroom by the caregiver to child ratio, th e second and subsequent caregivers shall hold at least trainee certification.

(8) Notwithstanding subsection (7), where there are more than 3 children assigned to a homeroom of children in the infant age range, the second caregiver assigned to that homeroom shall also hold at least level I certification.

(9) Where children of more than one age range are assigned to a homeroom under sub

section 53(8), (9) or (10) , the caregiver to child ratio of the homeroom and the maximum number of children assigned to the homeroom shall be determined as though all the children assigned to that homeroom were in the age range of the youngest child.

(10) Notwithstanding subsection (9), where children in the younger school age range and the older school age range are assigned Caregiver to child ratio 564 The Newfoundland and Labrador Gazette May 12, 2017

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(1) An administrator shall be designated for every 5 homerooms.

(2) Notwithstanding subsection (1), there shall be at least one administrator designated for every centre.

(3) A person is e ligible to be designated as an admi nistrator where the person meets both of the following requirements: (

a) the person holds at least level II certification in child care provided in a centre which is in the age range s of the children registered in the child care service; and (

b) the person has at least 2 years experience in a child care service operated in a centre under a valid child care service licence that permits at lea st 8 children to participate in the child care service at any one time.

(4) A m anager may waive one of the requirements under subsection (3) for an administrator in relation to a specific child care service.

(5) A person shall request a waiver under sub section (4) in writing.

(6) A waiver under subsection (4) is valid for a maximum of one year and may be renewed a maximum of 4 times. 56.

(1) A centre shall not be located more than one floor above the ground.

(2) Homerooms for children in the infant age range shall be on the ground floor of the centre.

(3) The indoor area of a centre, or a part of it, shall not be used for a purpose other than the operation of the child care service during the hours of operation of the child care service. Administrator Indoor space generally 565 The Newfoundland and Labrador Gazette May 12, 2017

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(4) The walls of the indoor area of a centre shall extend from the floor to the ceiling and shall be permanent.

(5) The indoor area of the centre shall include a quiet and clean resting area for children who are ill. 57. Play pens, baby walkers, jumping apparatus and wading pools are not permitted at a centre. 58.

(1) The floor space of every homeroom shall be at least 3.3 square metres multiplied by the number of children as signed to that homeroom.

(2) Space occupied by the following items, areas or rooms shall not be included in the calculation of the floor space of a homeroom: (

a) fixed equipment; (

b) hallways; (

c) washroom areas under subsection (6) and

section 60; (

d) administrative areas; and (

e) food preparation areas.

(3) Notwithstanding subsection (1), a homeroom shall not be smaller than 24 square metres.

(4) Every homeroom shall provide natural light through one or more windows which are at a height that permits the children assigned to the homeroom to see outside.

(5) One or more first aid kits shall be available in every homeroom.

(6) Where children in the infant age range or the to ddler age range are assigned to a homeroom, that homeroom shall have a washroom area within it with a diapering station , a child size d toilet and a child sized washbasin and shall permit supervision of both the homeroom and the washroom area at the same time. Prohibited furniture and equipment Requirements of homerooms 566 The Newfoundland and Labrador Gazette May 12, 2017

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(7) Where children in the infant age range are assigned to a homeroom, that homeroom shall have a sleep room attached to it that (

a) is separated from the homeroom by a door; (

b) is directly accessible from the homeroom; and (

c) permits supervision of both the homeroom and the sleep room at the same time. 59.

(1) A centre shall have an administrative area for the use of the child care ser vice provider and th e employees, students and volunteers who assist and provide services in the operation of the child care service.

(2) The records of the children registered in the child care service shall be kept in the administrative area.

(3) The door of the administrative area shall be locked when the administrative area is not in use. 60.

(1) A centre shall have (

a) one or more washroom areas; and (

b) at least one toilet and washbasin for every 1 0 children who participate in the child care service at one time.

(2) The requirements for the washroom area of the homerooms for children in th e infant age range and the toddler age range required under subsection 58(6) shall not be counted towards the requir ements under subsection (1).

(3) Portable potty seats with a catch basin for waste shall not be used.

(4) A washroom area for the use of children while they are participating in a child care service shall be (

a) directly accessible from ev ery homeroom and shall be supervised; and Administrative area Washroom area 567 The Newfoundland and Labrador Gazette May 12, 2017

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b) configured so that a child cannot see another child while he or she is toileting.

(5) A centre shall have a washroom area for the exclusive use of the child care service provider and the employee s, students and volunteers who assist or provide services in the operation of the child care service that is separate and apart from the washroom area used by the children participating in the child care service.

(6) The washroom areas shall be fo r the exclusive use of persons associated with the child care service during the hours of operation of the child care service. 61. A centre within a dwelling house shall have a separate entrance from the entrance used by the res idents of the dwelling house and shall not be accessible from the part of the dw elling house that is not the centre. 62.

(1) Where a full -time child care service is operated in a centre, the facility shall have an outdoor play area that is at least 7 square metres multiplied by the maximum number of children who may participate in the child care service at one time.

(2) The outdoor play area of a centre, or a part of it, shall not be used for a purpose other than the operation of the child care service during the hours of operation of the child care service.

(3) Notwithstanding subsections (1) and (2), a child care service that is operated in a centre and does not offer a full -time child care service may use a public area as an outdoor play area. 63.

(1) The outdoor play area shall have 2 or more types of surfaces.

(2) Where a centre has one or more homeroom s to which children in the infant age range are assigned and one or more homerooms to which children in a different age range are assigned, the outdoor play area shall have a sep arate enclosed area for the use of the children in the infa nt age range that meets the requirements under subsections 39(1) to (6),

section 41, subsection s 62(1) and 63(1),

section 64 and paragraphs 65(1)(

a) and (

b) as though it were a separate outdoor play area. Building Outdoor play area generally Enclosure and surface 568 The Newfoundland and Labrador Gazette May 12, 2017

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section 39, a play structure for use in an outdoor play area of a centre shall be design ed for commercial use. 65.

(1) An administrator of a child care service shall ensure that (

a) before children participating in a child care service enter an outdoor play area that is part of the facility , it is inspected to determine whether it is f ree of hazardous materials and whether repairs to, or removal o f, play materials or play structures is required; and (

b) all outdoor play areas that are part of the facility are inspected at least once a month for the purpose of determining the maintenance required.

(2) A written record of every inspection shall be pr epared and it shall include the date of the inspection, the name of the person who completed the inspection and th e results of the inspection including the remedial action taken. 66.

(1) A manager ma y waive one or more of the requirements under sub sections 35(1), 39(1), 5 8(3), 58(4) and 59(1), paragraph 60(1)(b), sub sections 60(4), 60(5) and 62(1) for a facilit y in which a child care service is operated where that child care service (

a) was being operated under a valid licence issued under the Child C are Services Act on the coming into force of these regulations; and (

b) is being operated in the same facilit y in which it was being operated on the coming into force of these regulations.

(2) A person shall apply for a waiver under sub section (1) in writing.

PART V FAMILY HOMES 67. This Part applies only to the following: (

a) child care service providers who operate a child care service in a family home under a child care service licence; Outdoor play structures Inspections of outdoor play areas Waiver of building and outdoor play area requirements Application 569 The Newfoundland and Labrador Gazette May 12, 2017

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b) affiliated child care service providers; and (

c) child care services that are opera ted in a family home and the facilities in which they are operated. 68.

(1) The floor space of the areas of the family home used for the child care service set out in the plans of the facility required under

section 4 shall be at least 3.3 square metres multiplied by the maximum number of children who may participate in the child care service at any one time.

(2) Space occupied by washrooms and administrative areas shall not be included in the calculation of the floor space under sub section (1). 69.

(1) The administrator of a child care service that is operated in a family home shall (

a) be a caregiver to the children who partici pate in the child care service; (

b) live in the family home; and (

c) hold at least trainee certification in child care provided in a family home.

(2) Notwithstanding paragraph (1)(c), where all the children that participate in a child care service are in the infant age range, the administrator of that child care service shall hold at least level I certification in child care provided in a family home in the infant age range.

(3) The number of child ren participating in a child care service in a family home at one time shall be determined after reviewing (

a) the ages of the children; (

b) the needs of the children; (

c) the physical configuration of the family home; (

d) the program of the child care service referred to in

section 21; and Floor space Caregiver to child ratio 570 The Newfoundland and Labrador Gazette May 12, 2017

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e) the number of and reason for any violatio n order s or non- compliance order s previously issued in relation to the administrator, the child care service or the facility.

(4) Notwithstanding anything in t his section, not more than 3 children shall participate in a chi ld care service operated in a family home at one time where those children are in the infant age range.

(5) Notwithstanding anything in this section, not more than 4 children shall participate in a child care service operated in a family home at one time where 2 of those children are in the infant age range.

(6) Notwithstanding anything in this section, not more than 5 children shall participate in a child care service operated in a family home at one time where one of those children is in the infant age range and 3 of those children are in the toddler age range.

(7) Notwithstanding anything in this section, not more than 6 children shall participate in a child care service operated in a family home at one time where one of those children is in the infant age range and 2 of those children are in the toddler age range.

(8) Notwithstanding anything in this section, not more than 7 children shall participate in a child care service operated in a family home at one time where none of those children are in the infant age range or the toddler age range. 70.

(1) The child care service provider's own children who are in the infant age range, toddler age range and pre- school age range shall be counted toward the nu mber of chi ldren participating in the child care service under

section 69.

(2) Where the child care service provider's own children include more than 2 chi ldren who are in the younger school age range or the older school age range, 2 of those chi ldren shall not be c ounted toward the nu mber of children participating in the child care service under

section 69. 71. One or more first aid kits shall be available in a family home. 72. Baby walkers, jumping apparatus and wading pools shall not be used by children while they are participating in a child care se rvice operated in a family home. Child care service provider's children First aid kit Furniture and equipment 571 The Newfoundland and Labrador Gazette May 12, 2017

Child Care Regulations 39/17 73. A family home may use a public area as an outdoor play area. 74. The administrator shall keep the following for every person who lives in the family home: (

a) where the person is 18 years old or older, a copy of a certified criminal records check or criminal records screening certificate, and a vulnerable sector records check for that person that are no more than 3 years old and are satisfactory to the administrator; (

b) where the person holds a diploma in first aid , a copy of that diploma; and (

c) a copy of his or her current record of immunization.

PART VI AGENCIES 75. A person shall not be a monitor unles s all of the following requirements are met: (

a) the person holds at least level II certification; (

b) the person has at least 2 yea rs experience in a child care service operated in a family home where either the child care service provider holds a valid child care service licence or the child care service is operated by an affiliated child care service provider who holds a valid approval certificate; (

c) a certified criminal records check or criminal records screening certificate, and a v ulnerable sector records check for that person ar e no more than 3 years old and are satisfactory to the agent; (

d) the person holds a diploma in first aid from an organization approved by the minister that is no more than 3 years old ; and (

e) the followi ng document s are in the file required under

section 78 for that person: Outdoor play area Records of residents Monitors 572 The Newfoundland and Labrador Gazette May 12, 2017

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i) a copy of his or her certifi cation required under paragraph (

a) that is no more than 3 years old, (ii) a copy of the documents referred to in paragraph (c), (iii) a copy of his or her diploma i n first aid required under paragraph (d), and (iv) current record of immunization. 76.

(1) Monitors shall prepare a written report of every visit to an affiliated child care service provider, a child care service operated by an affiliated child care service provider and a family home.

(2) The report shall be provided to the affiliated child care service provider and the agent. 77.

(1) An agent shall keep at the facili ty the following information and documentation in relation to every child care service operated by an affiliated child care service provider: (

a) contact information for the administrator; (

b) a copy of the certification of the administrator that is no more than 3 years old; (

c) a cer tified criminal records check or criminal records screening certificate, and a vulnerable sector records check for the administrator that ar e no more than 3 years old and are satisfactory to the agent; (

d) a copy of the administrator's diploma in first aid that is no more than 3 years old; (

e) a copy of the administrator's current record of immunization; (

f) contact information for the parents of the children registered in the child care service; (

g) the affiliated child care service pr ovider's application for an approval certificate and any other materials provided during the application process; Duties of monitors Records to be kept 573 The Newfoundland and Labrador Gazette May 12, 2017

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h) a copy of the issued approval certificate; (

i) a copy of the inspection reports prepared in rel ation to the child care service, its facility or the child care service provider; (

j) a copy of the provincial and m unicipal approvals required to operate the child care service; (

k) a copy of proof of commercial insurance coverage and, where appropriate, automobile insurance coverage; (

l) reports prepared by monitors; and (

m) a copy of non -compliance orders issued by the agency against the child care service operated by the affiliated child care service provider.

(2) Unless otherwise provided for in th e Act or these regulations, a person who is an employee, student or volunteer of an agency or who assist s or provide s services in the oper ation of an agency shall not have access to the records of the children who participate in a child care service operated by an affiliated child care service provider of the ag ency unless a certified criminal records check or criminal records screening certificate, and a vulnerable sector records check for that person are (

a) no more than 3 years old; (

b) satisfactory to agent; and (

c) part of the file required under

section 78 for that person.

(3) Unless otherwise provided for in th e Act or these regulations, a person who is an employee, st udent or volunteer of an agency or who assist s or provide s services in the operation of an agency shall not have contact with the childr en who participate in a child care ser vice operated by an affiliated child care service provider of the agency unless the following requirements are met along with the requirements under subsection (1): 574 The Newfoundland and Labrador Gazette May 12, 2017

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a) the person holds a diplo ma in first aid from an organization approved by the minister that is no more than 3 years old; and (

b) the following do cuments are part of the file required under

section 78 for that person: (

i) a copy of his o

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