Newfoundland and Labrador Gazette, Part I — 30 September 2005, Vol. 80, No. 39 — Urban and Rural Planning Act Notice of Registration; Corporations Act Notice

NLG 2005-09-30

Newfoundland and Labrador — Gazette

553 THE NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR GAZETTE

PART I PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY Vol. 80 ST. JOHN’S, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 2005 No. 39 URBAN AND RURAL PLANNING ACT NOTICE OF REGISTRATION CITY OF MOUNT PEARL DEVELOPMENT REGULATIONS AMENDMENT NO. 152, 2005 TAKE NOTICE that the City of Mount Pearl Development Regulations Amendment Numb er 152, 2005, adopted by Council on the 6th day of September, 2005, has been registered by the Minister of Municipal and Provincial Affairs. In general terms, the purpose of Development Regulations Amendment Number 152, 2005 is to amend

Schedule A to revise the definition of Bed & Breakfast. The Mount Pearl Developmen t Regulations Amendment Number 152, 2005 comes into effect on the day that this notice is published in The Newfoundland & Labrador Gazette. Anyone who wishes to inspect a copy of this Amendment may do so at the Mount Pearl City Hall, 3 Centennial Street during normal working hours.

CITY OF MOUNT PEARL Per: Gerard Lewis, Ch ief Administrative Officer Sept 30 NOTICE OF REGISTRATION CITY OF MOUNT PEARL DEVELOPMENT REGULATIONS AMENDMENT NO. 153, 2005 TAKE NOTICE that the City of Mount Pearl Development Regulations Amendment Numb er 153, 2005, adopted by Council on the 6th day of September, 2005, has been registered by the Minister of Municipal and Provincial Affairs. In general terms, the purpose of Development Regulations Amendment Number 153, 2005 is to amend

Schedule A to add a definition for Retail Warehouse, and to amend

Schedule D, Off-Street Parking Requirements, to add requirements for Retail Ware house and to amend the requirements for Shopping Centre. The Mount Pearl Developmen t Regulations Amendment Number 153, 2005 comes into effect on the day that this notice is published in The Newfoundland & Labrador Gazette. Anyone who wishes to inspect a copy of this Amendment may do so at the Mount Pearl City Hall, 3 Centennial Street during normal working hours. CITY OF MOUNT PEARL Per: Gerard Lewis, Chief Administrative Officer Sept 30

THE NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR September 30, 2005 554 TRUSTEE ACT ESTATE NOTICE IN THE MATTER OF the Estate of Lynette Chaffey, late of the Town of St. David's, in the Province of Newfoundland and Labrador, deceased. All persons claiming to be creditors of or who have any claims or demands upon or affecting the Estate of Lynette Chaffey, also known as Lenetta Chaffey, late of the Town of St.

David's, in the Province of Newfoundland and Labrador, deceased, are hereby requested to send particulars thereof in writing duly attested to the undersigned solicitors for the Ad ministratrix of the Estate of the said deceased on or before the 31 st day of October, 2005, after which date the said Administratix will proceed to distribute the said Estate having regard only to the claims of which she then shall have notice. BROTHERS & BURDEN Solicitors for the Estate of Lynette Chaffey Per: Lorilee A.

Sharpe ADDRESS FOR SERVICE: 89 West Valley Road Corner Brook, NL A2H 2X4 Sept 30 QUIETING OF TITLES ACT 2005 01T 8699 IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR TRIAL DIVISION IN THE MATTER OF the Quieting of Titles Act ,

Chapter Q-3 of the Revised Statutes of Newfoundland and Labrador, RSN 1990 AND IN THE MATTER OF all that piece or parcel of land situate and being South of Shoal Bay Road, and East of Park Lane, Goulds, St. John's, in the Province of Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada, and being collecively known as 98-106 and 114 Shoal Bay Road, Goulds, St. John's, NL AND IN THE MATTER OF an application of Robert Rideout, of Goulds, St. John's, in the Province of Newfoundland and Labrador. NOTICE OF APPLICATION UNDER THE QUIETING OF TITLES ACT RSN 1990, c.

Q-3, AS AMENDED Notice is hereby given to all parties that Robert Rideout has applied to the Supereme Court of Newfoundland and Labrador, Trial Division, in the Judicial Centre of St. John's, to have title to ALL THAT piece or parcel of land situate and being to the south of Shoal Bay Road and to the east of Park Lane, Goulds, St . John's, in the Province of Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada, and collectively known as 98-106 and 114 Shoal Bay Road, Goulds, St. John's, NL, and being more particularly described in the

Schedule marked "A" annexed he reto, of which parcel he claims on his own behalf to be the owner, investigated and for a declaration that he is the absolute owner thereof. All persons having a claim adverse to this title claimed by the Petitioner shall file in the Registry of the Supreme Court, Trial Division, Judicial Centre of St. John's, at the Court House building, Duckworth Street, St.

John's, Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada, A1C 5M3, particulars of such advers e claim and serve the same together with an Affidavit verifying the same on the undersigned Solicitor for the Petitioner on or before the 28th day of October, 2005, 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 de em just. All such adverse claims shall then be investigated in such manner as the Supreme Court of Newfoundl and and Labrador, Trial Division, may direct. Dated at St.

John's, Newfoundland and Labrador, this 23 rd day of September, 2005. LEARMONTH, DUNNE & CLARKE Solicitors for the Petitioner Per: Joseph F. Boulos ADDRESS FOR SERVICE: 22 Church Hill PO Box 700 St. John's, NL A1C 5L4 Sept. 30

Schedule "A" Boundary Description Civic # 114 Shoal Bay Road, Goulds, St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador. BEGINNING at a point, said point having the following NAD83 coordinates in Zone 1 of the Transverse Mercator Projection as modified for the Province of Newfoundland N 5 255 068.333 and E 322 853.019; THENCE along the grid bearing of N 15° 56' 40" W for a distance of 221.778 metres; THENCE along the arc of a curve having a radius of 238.750 metres, on a chord distance of 26.477 metres, on a grid bearing of N 12° 45' 58" W; THENCE along the grid bearing of N 09° 35' 16" W for a distance of 47.434 metres;

THE NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR September 30, 2005 555 THENCE along the arc of a curve having a radius of 6.000 metres, on a chord distance of 9.653 metres, on a grid bearing of N 51° 33' 11" E; THENCE along the grid bearing of S 67° 18' 23" E for a distance of 69.247 metres; THENCE along the grid bearing of S 58° 48' 22" E for a distance of 20.825 metres; THENCE along the grid bearing of S 49° 44' 26" E for a distance of 51.553 metres; THENCE along the grid bearing of S 13° 18' 57" W for a distance of 75.803 metres: THENCE along the grid bearing of S 14° 41' 44" W for a distance of 111.670 metres: THENCE along the grid bearing of S 11° 43' 03" W for a distance of 40.078 metres to the point of beginning; All bearings are Grid North NAD83 in Zone 1 of the Transverse Mercator Projection as modified for the Province of Newfoundland; The above described piece or parcel of land contains an area of 18067.174 square metres, more or less, and is more particularly shown on the plan hereto attached dated 2005 07 04.

Note: There is a small brook running through the said Lot inside the southeastern boundary as shown. There is also an excavated drain extending through the said Lot as shown. There is a cut line extending through the said Lot as shown. There is a house and a gravel driveway erected on the said parcel of land as shown. This description and accompanying plan are integral parts necessary to adequately refl ect the legal boundary of the subject property and therefore cannot be separated.

THE NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR September 30, 2005 556 CORPORATIONS ACT NOTICE -

SECTION 341(2) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to

section 341(2) of the Corporations Act that the Registrar, under authority of s.341(1), has decided to dissolve the following corporations effective 120 days from September 23, 2005: Number Company Name 36093 10466 Newfoundland Ltd. 36227 10477 Nfld. Inc. 36502 10486 NEWFOUNDLAND INC. 36588 10492 NFLD LTD. 36715 10495 NFLD LTD. 37056 10505 NEWFOUNDLAND LIMITED 37058 10506 NEWFOUNDLAND LIMITED 37126 10510 Newfoundland Limited 37272 10518 NFLD. LTD. 4881 10569 Newfoundland Limited 36276 4 SEASONS MOTORSPORTS & RENTALS LTD. 18109 A.

Mitchell and Son Limited 36178 ABATRAD HOLDINGS INC. 24535 ABBOTT'S CONTRACTORS LIMITED 37505 ABC HOLDINGS INC. 36779 Accomp Business Services Inc. 13958 Advanced Concepts Engineering Limited 36257 AFTERMARKET EQUIPMENT SERVICES LTD. 36404 AIR TORNGAT INC. 37683 ALEXANDER'S CONVENIENCE INC. 36154 Altus Investments Inc. 14025 ANCHOR ENTERPRISES INC. 22697 ART'S AUTO CENTRE LIMITED 7365 Artistic Hairstyling Limited 14168 Astro Construction Limited 37235 ATLANTIC CANADA TRUCKING LIMITED 36874 ATLANTIC CARPET CARE LTD. 37365 ATLANTIC SEAWEED FARMS LTD. 37626 Aubern Enterprises Ltd. 36453 AURORA OFFSHORE INC. 18945 AUSTIN ADVERTISING

(1985) LIMITED 17928 AUTOMOTIVE SERVICES LIMITED 37629 AVALON AQUACULTURE INC. 36640 Avalon Audiology Services Inc. 36457 Avalon Convenience Stores Ltd. 36382 AVALON OFFSHORE ALLIANCE INC. 14183 Avalon Roofing Limited 37123 Avatuk Adventures Ltd. 36836 B & C Drycleaners

(1996) Limited 20385 B & C MUSSEL GROWERS LIMITED 19169 B & E TRUCKING LIMITED 36354 B. & R. Convenience Ltd. 6693 B. & S. Electrical Limited 19057 B.A. TRUCKING LIMITED 5350 Baceo Limited 36990 Baine Harbour Fishermen's Committee Incorporated 17225 Baltimore Realties Limited 11194 Barachois Development Association 36724 Baricor Minerals Inc 8701 BARTLETT, LINEHAN, ASSOCIATES LIMITED 36678 Bay St. George Progress Club Inc. 7218 Bay St.

George Seni or Citizens Home 36767 Bay-Lin Enterprises Ltd. 36320 BEACH FISHERIES LTD. 4859 Beck Construction Limited 6374 Becker Contractors Limited 36432 BELCAN TRADING INC. 23032 BERGS LIMITED 36211 Beverage Industry Association of Newfoundland and Labrador Inc. 18765 Bishop's Falls Senior Citizens Housing Committee 23683 BJANES ENTERPRISES INC. 36508 Black Tickle Fishermens Committee Incorporated 17578 BLUE FOAM III LIMITED 37488 BMN Gas & Convenience Ltd. 37377 Body Gear Enterprises inc 21145 BOTWOOD AREA ASSOCIATION OF COMMUNITY LIVING INC. 37460 Browne's Convenience Ltd. 36233 BRS Inspections Ltd. 37536 BRUNO'S FINE FOODS INC. 24402 Brush-Up Painting Inc. 36693 BRYZAK CORPORATION 9885 BURIN PENINSULA DRYCLEANERS LIMITED 36208 BusinessTel Ltd. 7414 Butler's Grocery Limited 36976 BYRNE'S AUTO REPAIR LTD. 5352 C & G ENTERPRISES LIMITED 20329 C.S.C.

Holdings Limited 7876 C.W. FLEMING LIMITED 21531 Cable Holdings Limited 37680 Cabot Shipping Holdings Limited 36076 CAD SOLUTIONS NFLD.

INC. 11075 CADILLAC CONSTRUCTION COMPANY LIMITED 36566 Canadian Associates for Training and Education International, Inc. 36244 Canadian International Scholastic Investment Group Inc. 35997 CANARY OILFIELD LTD. 21867 CAPE RAY RECREATION ASSOCIATION INC. 37109 Carey & Sons Enterprises Ltd 21246 Carter Agencies Ltd. 36909 CASTLE ROCK RESTAURANT LTD. 36503 CBS Photo Studio Ltd. 36892 CD Holdings Inc 36925 CELEBRITY PROMOTIONS NFLD 1996 INC. 9868 Centennial Arena Association 22451 Central Fabric & Crafts Limited 37213 Central Newfoundland Tire Ltd. 36280 CENTURY 21 Bay Realty Inc. 23873 CFA Plazas (Torbay) Limited 20469 CFA Plazas Limited

THE NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR September 30, 2005 557 23051 CFP BUILDERS LIMITED 36644 Cheng Xin International, Inc. 19342 Churchill Enterprises Limited 37214 Civil Prosecution Services Inc. 19413 CLEAN-CARE LIMITED 36694 COACHING COUNCIL OF NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR INC. 36906 COASTAL DIVING INTERNATIONAL INC. 2340 Col-Dor Limited 36616 Colin Enterprise Ltd. 36757 Collins Gas Bar and Convenience Ltd. 20488 Combdon's Logging and Lumber Limited 36550 Communication Devices & Equipment Inc. 36179 Community Economic Development Strategies Inc. 36759 COMPETITIVE CONTRACTING LIMITED 17795 COMPLETE DRUG MART LIMITED 4505 COMPLETE RENT-ALLS, LIMITED 37321 ComTech Computer Repair Ltd 36816 CONCORD INDUSTRIES INC 36229 Condon Industries Ltd. 37185 CONNOLLY HUMAN RESOURCES INC. 37509 CONWAY'S PLANT STOP LTD. 13470 COOMBS BODY & WELDING SHOP LIMITED 5151 Corner Brook Minor Hockey Association 19817 CORNER CONSTRUCTION Limited 36509 CORNET (Community On-Line Resource NETwork) Inc. 37004 Corthom Wood Corporation 37521 COTTON CREATIONS LIMITED 36169 CoWal Educational Inc. 20235 Cromers Property Limited 37348 Crown Caps & Accesories Inc. 23250 Cyberspace Design Limited 36459 D & D Engraving Limited 17665 D.

J. HEALEY & SON LIMITED 37539 DANNY'S DINER LIMITED 36043 Dawe's Snowclearing & Landscaping Ltd. 36883 DealerNet Inc. 19209 DENCO LIMITED 36194 Development Council Holdings Limited 37284 DMC Restorations Inc. 9727 Domestic Cleaners Limited 10073 Dominion Paving Limited 36488 DOYLE'S ATLANTIC ENTERPRISES LIMITED 37239 Dr. P. Wenig Ltd. 10845 DRAKE'S SERVICE STATION LIMITED 36623 Dylan Construction Ltd. 37018 DYMO INTERNATIONAL LIMITED 36806 E. L. and L. Fisher men's Committee Inc. 18869 E. M. & F. CONSTRUCTION LIMITED 37332 E.W.H.

INVESTMENTS LIMITED 36890 East Coast Watersports Ltd. 37266 Eat Rite Deli Inc. 37168 Ebony Granite Limited 36594 ECCO ENTERPRISES INC. 13625 Econo Home Heat Limited 37677 EKWETE CONSULTING INC 37654 ELDER-CARE LIMITED 36493 Endico Trucking & Contracting Ltd 21922 Eringlo Corporation 37212 Ernest Hardy Limited 11074 Exploits Valley Young Men's Christian Association 36202 FAMILY PAK LTD. 22796 FELKER'S SALES & SERVICES LTD. 36885 FIRE RISK LTD. 36649 First Labrador Resources Ltd. 37454 FLYNN MARITIME INCORPORATED 36196 FORTUNE ATLANTIC LIMITED 37326 FOUR SEASONS RENTALS INC. 9128 FRANK BROPHY LIMITED 14387 FRED KEEPING & SON LIMITED 37049 FRESHWATER COMMUNITY IMPROVEMENT INC. 36872 FUSHELL INCORPORATED 37717 Future Technology Information Services Inc. 36336 FUTURES PLUS INC. 36828 G.

P. Machinery Inc. 4238 G.J. Shortall, Limited 36660 GARY COOK LTD. 36425 Gators Swamp Limited 36664 Ge Feng Trading Company, Inc. 8308 Gemini Holdings Company Limited 36468 GeoMar Satellite Inc. 36980 Get Active Inc. 35949 Global Atlantic Inc. 37564 Globex International Corporation 37279 Goodies Wholesale Limited 37384 GOOSE BAY MAINTENANCE INC 5285 Gordon Holdings Limited 36282 GOSPEL MUSIC CELEBRATION INCORPORATED 11956 Gosse's Nursing Home Limited 36342 Grand Dynasty Restaurant & Lounge Limited 15398 GRANT'S SUPERETTE LIMITED 19455 Great Northern Construction

(1985) Limited 37115 GREMLIN ENTERPRISES LTD. 12909 Grenfell Investments Limited 37102 Gros Morne Ventures Ltd. 19244 H. & J. LUMBER LIMITED 18658 H. & R. Wholesale Limited 37369 HABITAT HOLDINGS INC. 37252 HALCO ENTERPRISE LTD. 22100 HALLEY, HUNT HOLDINGS LIMITED 36497 HAMILTON SYSTEMS & SALES LIMITED 36891 Happy Days Diner Limited 37457 Harding Holdings Limited 21044 Heatherton-Highlands Recreation Assoc. Inc. 20441 Helitactics Limited 37584 Hide-Away Park Inc. 36494 Highlander Exploration Services Limited 18001 HILLYARD ENTERPRISES LIMITED 8924 Home Decor Limited

THE NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR September 30, 2005 558 36771 HOPEDALE STATUS OF WOMEN COUNCIL INC. 23544 Hospitality Inc. 15918 Humber Valley Cemetery Association 37456 Hurley's Funeral Home Inc. 37417 IMAGE CONSULTANTS INC. 20674 Innu Development Corporation 6097 Investment Dealer Co. Limited 35945 Invitations To Imagine Inc. 36750 J & R Paving Ltd. 36714 J. P. FOREST PRODUCTS LTD. 37101 J.D. Tires Ltd. 36511 J.M.B.

Enterprises Company Limited 36430 JCK HOLDINGS LTD. 37721 JCM Deep Sea Fishing Consultants Limited 24245 JIM MERCER'S WELDING LIMITED 36600 Joh & Col Enterprises Ltd. 36483 JOYCO ENTERPRISES LIMITED 24417 K & C AUTO BODY LTD. 17647 K & R VARIETY LIMITED 23445 KANAKI INDUSTRIES INC. 37684 Karen's Hair Studio Inc. 37462 KDM CONSTRUCTION LIMITED 37571 KELLIGREWS MASSAGE & HYDROTHERAPY INC. 36646 Kenton International, Inc. 14278 Kilbride Auto Body

(1981) Limited 23987 Killiney Farm Inc. 24145 KINETTE CLUB OF GRAND BANK INC. 36744 King's Cove Historical Society Inc. 36428 KIRBY CONSTRUCTION INC. 37099 KITCHENS AND MORE LIMITED 36900 L.P.

SQUIRES INC. 36275 La Scie Convenience and Snack Bar Inc. 13191 LAB ELECTRIC LIMITED 36705 LABRADOR CITY YOUTH CENTRE INC 36185 LABRADOR HELICOPTERS LTD 37428 LABRADOR WEST AIRPORT CORPORATION 22924 LAURIE ZON FISHERIES LIMITED 9914 LAW'S RESTAURANTS LIMITED 16068 Layden's Trucking Limited 37372 LEEVOY'S Custom Comput er Services Inc. 12942 Leo's Variety Limited 12769 Lewisporte Mall Merchants Association 37270 Lifetime Systems Ltd. 18512 Linda Murphy Interior Design Limited 37024 Lite-Hearted Inc. 37162 Lord God Father Almighty, Creator & King of Heaven & Earth Community Health Care Services Corp. 37570 M & I Enterprises Inc. 19293 M. & J.

FISHERIES COMPANY LIMITED 37523 M. & P. Convenience Limited 16714 M. E. P. Services Limited 37124 M.D.W. Enterprises Ltd. 37065 M.L. White Enterprises Ltd. 36788 M.T.K. Pizza Ltd. 36692 Main St.

Financial Services Group (Nfld.) INC. 8420 Major Building Supplies Limited 36448 MARTIAL ASSOCIATIONS OF NEWFOUNDLAND INC. 16241 Martineau and Sons Limited 37246 Master Enterprises Limited 36595 MATA Enterprises Ltd. 10701 McNeil's Transport Limited 23870 MENKHOR LIMITED 36348 Mid-Atlantic Tours Ltd. 36381 Mobile 1 Inc. 36945 MOFFATT MOVING & STORAGE (NEWFOUNDLAND) LIMITED 17238 Mor-Tare Transport Limited 37479 MOTORSPORT DIRECT INCORPORATED 37044 Mount Pleasant Developers Inc. 4943 Munn & Oke Limited 36507 Mushuau Air Limited 37064 N. J. ROBBINS CONSULTANTS INC. 36738 N.F.L.D. Clearance Ltd 36572 N.F.L.D.

HOME CONTRACTING CO. LTD. 37476 Nain Slipway and Boathouse Committee Inc. 36948 Nain Storage Inc. 36380 Networth Management Inc. 36489 NEVIK ENTERPRISES LIMITED 37357 New Founde Masters Inc. 36337 New Ground Holdings Ltd. 36300 New Image Restorations Inc. 37303 New Ocean Enterprises Ltd. 37019 NEWFOUND TECHNOLOGIES INC. 36847 Newfoundland & Labrador Arbitration & Mediation Society Inc. 36871 Newfoundland & Labrador Paralegal Training Institute Inc. 18130 Newfoundland and Labrador Association of Municipal Administrators 36203 Newfoundland and Labrador Outfitters Association Inc. 9268 Newfoundland Brokerage

(1976) Limited 37166 Newfoundland Driver Training Limited 36547 NEWFOUNDLAND INDEPENDENT MOTORCYCLIST ASSOCIATION INC. 37550 NEWFOUNDLAND MARKETING INTERNATIONAL INVESTMENTS INC. 37551 Newfoundland Marketing International Trading Inc. 36835 NEWFOUNDLAND MOVER LIMITED 36774 Newfoundland Sea Farms Inc. 36039 Newfoundland Sport Fishing Ltd. 17126 Newland Limited 36981 NewPhase Enterprises Ltd. 37247 NEWTOR TRADING INC. 37615 Nfld. & Lab. Fund Raising Promo Inc. 37286 NIKAT HOLDINGS LIMITED 36478 NikStar Resturants Co.

Ltd. 36242 NMI/SINO Worldwide Economic Interest Group Inc. 36487 Northern Lights Fisheries Inc. 23119 NORTHERN LIGHTS SALES LIMITED 9029 Northland Associates Limited 15810 Northlight Photographic

(82) Limited

THE NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR September 30, 2005 559 11096 Notre Dame Club 36074 O'Brien Oilfield Properties Ltd. 16297 O'Neill Holdings Limited 37147 OCEANCREST SE AFOODS INC. 36427 OLIVE BRANCH MUSIC COMPANY CANADA INC. 7224 OLIVEGROVE LIMITED 13947 One Stop Convenience Stores Limited 36485 Osmond Tree Services Ltd. 37306 Our Place Campers Assoc. Incorporated 24213 P & P Siding Systems Ltd. 37471 P.H.J. ENTERPRISES INC. 36265 P.L.

Food Services Inc. 10050 Pab Limited 36848 Paralegal Society of Newfoundland and Labrador Inc. 8961 PAT'S SERVICES LIMITED 36289 Patricks Cove Fisheries Gear Shed Committee Incorporated 5966 PATTEN'S SERVICE CENTRE LIMITED 36915 PAYDIRT DRILLING INC. 36285 PEARLVIEW AUTO SALES LTD. 37013 Peg's Place Incorporated 17880 Philpotts Enterprises Ltd. 36965 PICTURE PERFECT ENTERPRISES LIMITED 36377 Pieroway Enterprizes Ltd. 36378 Pieroway's Loader Services Ltd. 21581 PiKalujak Fisheries Limited 4352 PIKE ENTERPRISES, LIMITED 22401 PIKO LIMITED 36956 PIONEER MARINE SERVICES LTD. 36199 PIZZA GREEK INC. 11911 Placentia West Development Association 37182 POSTVILLE FISHERMEN'S COMMITTEE INC. 22019 POWELL'S CONVENIENCE STORE LIMITED 36234 POWER BUILDING CONTRACTORS LTD. 36639 Practical Home Holdings Inc. 36297 PREMO CONTRACTORS LTD. 35966 PRIMEVAL RESOURCES INC. 17015 PROVINCIAL ELEVATOR SERVICES LIMITED 36560 PROVINCIAL MORTGAGE BROKERS LIMITED 37304 PT & W DESIGNS LIMITED 37190 Punjab Holdings Limited 36652 Qiang Hui (Canada) Ltd. 10023 Quikmart Limited 36440 QUINELLA TRADING INC. 21493 R T POWER & ASSOCIATES LIMITED 36335 R. & S.

Convenience Incorporated 36226 R. C. TECHNOLOGIES INC 36617 RanRod Investments Limited 18836 RAYCO CONSTRUCTION COMPANY LIMITED 36984 RDC GROUP INC. 19939 RDS (Canada) Limited 6643 RECON LIMITED 36991 Red Harbour Fishermen's Committee Incorporated 24414 Red Indian Lake Ground Search Team Inc. 36091 Red Rover Inc. 37281 REDLAND ELECTRIC LTD. 22166 Renedessa's Limited 37003 Renovation Plus Incorporated 21130 REPROGRAPHICS LIMITED 37395 RESIDUAL HOLDINGS LIMITED 37403 Rice Bros. Ltd. 3816 RICHARD & B.A.

RYAN (NFLD) LIMITED 21727 Richard Seypka & A ssociates Limited 21842 RIGOLET RADIO SOCIETY INCORPORATED 36815 RIVER BEND COUNTRY INNS INC. 37223 RJ JEWELRY REPAIRS LIMITED 36753 Roche's Auctioneering Services Ltd. 17662 Rod's Cabinet Shop Limited 5746 Roderick Davis & Sons Limited 21454 Rols Masonry Ltd. 37465 ROY HUGHES LTD. 37181 Royal Designs Ltd. 36707 RUBY SILVER INC. 36310 Rushoon Fishermen's Committee Incorporated 12431 S & D Enterprises Limited 36549 S. HRISTOS CO.

LIMITED 22713 SAGONA INVESTMENTS LIMITED 36629 Salmonid Resources Incorporated 36082 SAMMS INVESTMENTS LIMITED 37150 Samskip Ltd. 37280 Sante Fe Trading Company Inc. 37238 Santo Antonio Foods Inc. 37245 SATELLITE CITY INC. 37255 SCANA/ALUMA OFFSHORE PARTNERING LIMITED 22791 SCANDINAVIAN SHOP LIMITED 22831 SEA SONS II LTD. 36315 SEAL COVE FISHERMAN'S COMMITTEE INC. 37443 Seanic Canada Inc. 11858 SHEARS LIMITED 18684 SHELSHER HOLDINGS LIMITED 36213 SHORE TAXI LTD 36832 SIGNAL COMMUNICATIONS INC 37713 Simpson Management Inc. 36723 SINO/CANADA INTERNATIONAL ECONOMIC INVESTMENT GROUP INC. 6508 Skinner Agencies Limited 20247 Skippers Limited 37199 SLIMPLICITY WEIGHT LOSS LTD. 37231 SMP Ventures Limited 37029 SNAPS PHOTO LIMITED 14838 Snellen Holding Company Limited 12788 South West Coast Historical Society 36475 SPEEDY REAL ESTATE INC 36710 Sport Logo Inc. 37706 St.

Bernard's-Jacques Fontaine Community Hall Association Inc. 20749 St. Pius X Parent-Teachers' Association 37133 Standard Electrical Limited

THE NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR September 30, 2005 560 36482 Starbright Mobile Welding Ltd. 36200 STASSIS FOODS INC. 36761 Stemark Enterprises Ltd. 36820 Stephenville Home Comfort Centre Inc. 35936 STONE HOUSE EATERY & CATERING COMPANY LTD. 21844 STORAGE EAST INCORPORATED 18544 STRICKLAND'S STORE LIMITED 10177 Studio 2 Limited 14258 STYLECHANGE ENTERPRISES LIMITED 9304 Sunrise Industries (Nfld.) Limited 36647 Sunshine International Marketing, Inc. 37060 SUPERIOR FOOD MARKET INC. 19711 SUPERWOOD LIMITED 16058 Synchro Newfoundland and Labrador Inc.

Association, Inc. - L'Association Canadienne de Nage Synchronisee Inc. 37192 Systems Technology Group Inc. 36545 T & S SERVICES LTD. 7412 T and A Amusements Limited 36635 TAYLOR DEVELOPMENT MANAGEMENT LIMITED 36645 Tele Lab Incorporated 36833 Temple & Associates Inc. 37292 TERRA NOVA AEROTECH LTD. 10787 Terra Nova Security Limited 23264 TEXTILE PRODUCTS INC 5361 The 1997 Corporation 37184 The Candy Shack

(1996) Limited 19908 THE CLOTHES CLOSET LIMITED 36034 The Computer Tutor Inc. 15096 The Dress-Her Limited 37703 The Fish Shack Limited 37503 The Hair Gallery Ltd. 14136 The Horwood Recreation Commission Association 36364 The Iapetus Marble Company Ltd. 10876 THE NEWFOUNDLAND TRANSPORT HISTORICAL SOCIETY 18613 The Old Bonaventure Recreation Association 6068 THE PLACENTIA AREA HISTORICAL SOCIETY 16188 The Royal Newfoundland Constabulary Association 20990 The Shoe Shop Limited 37320 The Southern Post Limited 37041 THE SPORTS PAGE LIMITED 36955 The Sunflower Cafe & Gallery Ltd. 5211A The West Coast In ter-faith Social Welfare Council 37388 THE WOORKS CLUB LIMITED 36634 THUNNUS LURE LTD. 36742 TOTAL SPORTS INC 37180 TOUCHE GAMES INC 37050 Transactional Developers

(11) Limited 36261 Transitions In Progress (TIP) Limited 36519 TRI - CITY CONSULTANTS LIMITED 37026 TRIBAR ENTERPRISES INC. 36643 TRINITY - CONCEPTION MOBILITY CLUB INC. 2384 Trinity Brick Products Limited 37545 Trinity Conception Paralegal Corporation 37085 TRM International Inc. 36661 U-CAMP LTD. 36637 ULTRA VISION LTD. 36181 UNIVERSAL EMBROIDERERS LTD. 36574 Universal Fabricators and Erectors Inc. 36632 VALMA'S SPECIALTIES LIMITED 36591 VERMICO INDUSTRIES INC. 36072 Vichary Enterprises Ltd. 36651 Viking Pets and Supplies Limited 36554 Viking Trailblazers Snowmobile Club Inc. 37700 VINCENT VARIETY LTD. 37524 Virginia Video Inc. 36570 VORTEXT PUBLISHING INC. 37105 VRI VIRTUAL REALITY IMAGING INC. 22397 WALSH ELECTRICAL LIMITED 37424 WCS Central Ltd. 37422 WCS Eastern Ltd. 37423 WCS Grenfell Ltd. 36325 WEST COAST PHOTO LIMITED 37574 WESTERN CONCRETE FLOORS LTD. 18928 Wheelchair Sports Association of Newfoundland and Labrador 36850 WHITECAP ADVENTURES CORPORATION 36498 Whoppers Trout Farm Inc. 36232 WILDFIRE PRODUCTS LTD. 36048 WILDLIFE SURVEYS INCORPORATED 9666 William R.

Parsons Limited 36628 WILLIAM'S HARBOUR FISHERMEN'S COMMITTEE INCORPORATED 36312 Woodfax Ltd. 37204 Y. & C. Property Holdings Limited 36439 YELLOW DORY INC. 11637 Young's Sales & Service Limited 24027 Youngs' Wholesale

(1989) Limited 37634 ZIGGY PEELGOOD'S ENTERPRISES LIMITED Total Companies: 500 DOUGLAS LAING Registrar of Companies Sept 30

THE NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR September 30, 2005 561 CHANGE OF NAME ACT NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR CHANGE OF NAME NOTICE is hereby given that an application will be made to the Minister of Gove rnment Services for a change of name, pursuant to the provisions of the Change of Name Act, by me:- PENNY RAYANN HUNT of 132 Gerogetown Road, Corner Brook, A2H 3X2, in the Province of Newfoundland and Labrador, as follows: To change my minor unmarried child’s name from BRADY NICHOLAS HANN to BRADY NICHOLAS HUNT DATED this 19th day of September, 2005.

PENNY HUNT (Signature of Applicant) Sept 30 NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR CHANGE OF NAME NOTICE is hereby given that an application will be made to the Minister of Gove rnment Services for a change of name, pursuant to the provisions of the Change of Name Act, by me:- JEFF JOSEPH CAMMIE of 26 Carter Avenue, Corner Brook, A2H 6Y9, in the Electoral District of Humber West, in the Province of Newfoundland and Labrador, as follows: To change my minor unmarried child’s name from MITCHELL NATHAN DANIEL BALDWIN to MITCHELL DANIEL CAMMIE DATED this 20th day of September, 2005.

JEFF CAMMIE (Signature of Applicant) Sept 30 NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR CHANGE OF NAME NOTICE is hereby given that an application will be made to the Minister of Gove rnment Services for a change of name, pursuant to the provisions of the Change of Name Act, by me:- WILLIAM WHITE of General Delivery, South East Bight, A0E 3B0, in the Province of Newfoundland and Labrador, as follows: To change my name from WILLIAM WHITE to WILLIAM FRANCIS WHYTE DATED this 2nd day of September, 2005.

WILLIAM WHITE (Signature of Applicant) Sept 30 NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR CHANGE OF NAME NOTICE is hereby given that an application will be made to the Minister of Gove rnment Services for a change of name, pursuant to the provisions of the Change of Name Act, by me:- TAMMY LOCKYER of PO Box 306, Arnold’s Cove, A0B 1A0, in the Province of Newfoundland and Labrador, as follows: To change my minor unmarried child’s name from JORDAN GERMAIN TRAVERSE to JORDAN GERMAIN LOCKYER DATED this 7th day of September, 2005.

TAMMY LOCKYER (Signature of Applicant) Sept 30 NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR CHANGE OF NAME NOTICE is hereby given that an application will be made to the Minister of Gove rnment Services for a change of name, pursuant to the provisions of the Change of Name Act, by me:- JEANANN BIGGIN of Box 154, Port Saunders, A0K 4H0, in the Province of Newfoundland and Labrador, as follows: C-8 RSN 1990

THE NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR September 30, 2005 562 To change my minor unmarried child’s name from ASHLYN BRIDGET JOYCE PLOWMAN to ASHLYN BRIDGET JOYCE BIGGIN DATED this 22nd day of September, 2005.

JEANANN BIGGIN (Signature of Applicant) Sept 30 NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR CHANGE OF NAME NOTICE is hereby given that an application will be made to the Minister of Gove rnment Services for a change of name, pursuant to the provisions of the Change of Name Act, by me:- ELVENA FAITH CARROLL of PO Box 10, RR 3, Margaree – Fox Roost, A0M 1C0, in the Province of Newfoundland and Labrador, as follows: To change my minor unmarried child’s name from RYAN BUNTER to RYAN DANIEL ALVIN CARROLL DATED this 21st day of September, 2005. ELVENA CARROLL (Signature of Applicant) Sept 30

THE NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR GAZETTE

PART II SUBORDINATE LEGISLATION FILED UNDER THE STATUTES AND SUBORDINATE LEGISLATION ACT Vol. 80 ST. JOHN’S, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 2005 No. 39 NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR REGULATIONS NLR 89/05 NLR 90/05 NLR 91/05

The Newfoundland and Labrador Gazette September 30, 2005 587 NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR REGULATION 89/05 Child Care Services Regulations, 2005 under the Child Care Services Act (Filed September 23, 2005) Under the authority of

section 16 of the Child Care Services Act , the minister makes the following regulations. Dated at St. John's, September 22, 2005. John Ottenheimer Minister of Health and Community Services REGULATIONS Analysis 1.

Short title 2.

Definitions 3. Application for agency licence 4. Application for centre based child care service licence 5. Application for family child care licence 6. Application for renewal 7. Agency 8. Building requirements 9. Child care service require- ments 10. Records 11. Notification of change 12. Transportation 13. Inspectors and inspection 14. Service 15. Ratios and group sizes 16. Family child care 17. Qualifications of operators 18. Home room staff 19. Family child care qualifica- tions 20. Child care services consult- ants 21. Waiver of qualifications 22. Equivalency 23. Continuing education 24.

Transitional education requirements 25. Transitional 26. New licence required 27. Transitional: play spaces

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Schedule 1. These Regulations may be cited as the Child Care Services Regulations, 2005. 2.

In these Regulations (a) "Act" means the Child Care Services Act; (b) "centre based child care" me ans child care that is provided under the direction and management of an operator; (c) "certification" means the cer tification levels and classifica- tions of levels described in the Schedule; (d) "family child care" means the provision of child care by a licensee, or a person who is supe rvised by an agency, in that licensee’s or person’s home; and (e) "home room" means a separate area in a child care centre that is equipped and supplied with developmentally appro- priate material sufficient for the use of the children in the group using that area. 3.

(1) A corporation that applies under subsection 7(7) of the Act for a licence to operate an agency sha ll do so on the form provided for the purpose by the director.

(2) An application for a licence referred to in subsection (1) shall be accompanied by the following documentation and information in support of the application: (

a) proof of incorporation; (

b) certificates of conduct fr om the Royal Newfoundland Con- stabulary or the Royal Canadian Mounted Police satisfactory to the director for the direct ors and officers of the corpora- tion who will have contact with children, or the records of children, in a child care service under the supervision of the agency;

Short title

Definitions Application for agency licence

Child Care Services Regulations, 2005 89/05 The Newfoundland and Labrador Gazette September 30, 2005 589 (c) 3 references each satisfactory to the director for the directors and officers of the corporation who will have contact with children, or the records of children, in a child care service under the supervision of the agency; (

d) child protection records checks satisfactory to the director for the directors and officers of the corporation who will have contact with children, or the records of children, in a child care service under the supervision of the agency; (

e) with respect to directors an d officers of the corporation who will have contact with children, a current record of immuni- zation; (

f) proof of necessary municipal approvals; and (

g) proof of having obtained $1 million commercial general liability insurance or its equivalent or a statement from an insurer of an intention to provide the insurance.

(3) An agency shall ensure, as a condition of retaining its li- cence, that (

a) its employees and persons providing family child care under its supervision who will have contact with the records of children in a child care servi ce satisfy the requirements im- posed on directors and officers under subsection (2); (

b) its employees who may have contact with children, in addi- tion to the requirement contained in paragraph (a), provide a current record of immunization; and (

c) the persons providing family child care under its supervi- sion, shall, in addition to the requirements contained in para- graphs (

a) and (b), provide evidence that they have a current first aid certificate from an organization recognized by the minister as being qualified to give the certificate.

(4) An application for a licence referred to in subsection (1) shall be accompanied by a program prepared in accordance with the program policy approved by the minister and containing information respecting:

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a) the duties and responsibilities of officers and employees of the corporation; and (

b) the supports to be provided to family child care services under the agency’s supervision.

(5) It is a condition of the con tinuance of its agency licence that a corporation shall (

a) implement its program; (

b) not change its program; or (

c) not make changes to its directors or officers who have con- tact with children, or the records of children, in family child care homes for which the agency is responsible, without the prior approval of the director.

(6) An agency licence may be issued for up to 3 years. 4.

(1) A person who applies under subsection 7(1) of the Act for a licence to operate a centre based child care service shall do so on the form provided for the purpose by the director.

(2) An application for a licence re ferred to in subsection(1) shall be accompanied by the following documentation and information in support of the application: (

a) where the applicant is (

i) a corporation, (

A) proof of incorporation, (

B) certificates of conduct from the Royal Newfound- land Constabulary or the RCMP satisfactory to the director for the directors and officers of the corpo- ration who will have contact with children or the records of children to whom child care is provided, (C) 3 references each satisf actory to the director for the directors and officers of the corporation who will Application for centre based child care service licence

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D) child protection records checks satisfactory to the director for the directors and officers of the corpo- ration who will have contact with children, or the records of children, to whom child care is provided, (

E) with respect to the directors and officers of the corporation who will have contact with children, a current record of immunization, and (

F) the name of the person who will serve as the opera- tor of the child care service together with proof sat- isfactory to the director that the person meets the requirements of these regulations to be an operator, or (ii) not a corporation, (

A) certificates of conduct from the Royal Newfound- land Constabulary or the RCMP satisfactory to the director for the applicant and, where the applicant is not the operator, the operator, who will have con- tact with children or the records of children to whom child care is provided, (B) 3 references each satisf actory to the director for the applicant and, where the ap plicant is not the opera- tor, the operator, who will have contact with chil- dren or records of children to whom child care is provided, (

C) child protection records checks satisfactory to the director for the applicant and, where the applicant is not the operator, the operator, who will have con- tact with children, or the records of children, to whom child care is provided, (

D) proof that the applicant, where the applicant is the operator, meets the educational and other require- ments of these regulations,

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E) a current record of im munization for the applicant and, where the applicant is not the operator, the op- erator, (

F) with respect to an ap plicant, and where the appli- cant is not the operator, the operator, who will be directly involved in caring for children, evidence that he or she has a current first aid certificate from an organization recognized by the minister as being qualified to give the certificate, (

G) the name of the person who will serve as the opera- tor if different from the applicant together with proof satisfactory to the director that the person meets the requirements of these regulations to be an operator; (

b) proof of necessary municipal approvals; (

c) proof of having obtained $1 million commercial general liability insurance or its equivalent or a statement from an insurer of an intention to provide the insurance; and (

d) professionally drawn plans showing (

i) the area of the building an d associated areas where the child care service will be provided, (ii) the home rooms, (iii) the sleep room for infants, if applicable, (iv) washroom facilities, (

v) the kitchen location, where one is on site; and (

e) certification that there ha s been compliance with building and outdoor play area standards set by the minister.

(3) An application for a licence referred to in subsection (1) shall be accompanied by a program prepared in accordance with the program policy approved by the minister and containing information respecting

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a) the principles on which the program has been developed; (

b) equipment; (

c) room arrangements; (

d) the outdoor play area; (

e) the daily routine; (

f) play materials description; and (

g) policies on how children will be oriented to the service, on health and safety issues, on parental involvement, on the guidance of children's behaviour, on transportation of chil- dren, on outings for children and admission to and departure from the service.

(4) A licensee shall ensure, as a condition of retaining its li- cence, that its employees (

a) who will have contact with the records of children in a child care service satisfy the requir ements imposed on directors and officers under subsection (2); (

b) who will have contact with children but not be directly in- volved in caring for them, in addition to meeting the re- quirements of paragraph (a), provide a current record of im- munization; and (

c) who will be directly involved in caring for children, in addi- tion to meeting the requirements of paragraphs (

a) and (b), provide evidence that they have a current first aid certificate from an organization recognized by the minister as being qualified to give the certificate.

(5) A person who is not an employee of a licensee but who, as a result of an education or training pr ogram, or as a result of an assis- tance program, (

a) may have contact with the re cords of children in a child care service;

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b) may have contact with children but will not be directly in- volved in carrying for children; or (

c) is directly involved in caring for children shall comply with paragraph (4)(a), (

b) or (

c) as if the person were an employee of the licensee.

(6) It is a condition of the cont inuance of a licence referred to in subsection (1) (

a) that a licensee shall not make any changes to its directors or officers who have contact with children, or the records of children, in the child care cent re without the prior approval of the director; and (

b) that all modifications and changes made to areas of the building and associated areas wh ere child care is provided have the prior approval of a director.

(7) The appointment by a licensee of an operator is subject to the prior approval of the director.

(8) A licence to provide centre based child care may be issued for up to 3 years. 5.

(1) A person who applies under subsection 7(1) of the Act for a licence to operate a family child car e service shall do so on the form provided for the purpose by the director.

(2) An application for a licence referred to in subsection (1) shall be accompanied by the following documentation and information in support of the application: (

a) certificates of conduct fr om the Royal Newfoundland Con- stabulary or the RCMP satisfact ory to the director for the applicant and other persons living in the home; (b) 3 references satisfactory to the director for the applicant; (

c) child protection records chec ks satisfactory to the director for the applicant and other persons living in the home; Application for family child care licence

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d) proof that the applicant m eets the educational requirements under these regulations; (

e) proof of necessary municipal approvals; (

f) proof of having obtained $1 million commercial general liability insurance or its equivalent or a statement from an insurer of an intention to provide the insurance; (

g) a sketch to scale of the home and outdoor play area where the child care will be provided showing the area of the home where the family child care service will be provided; and (

h) certification there has been compliance with the building and outdoor play area standards set by the minister. (3) Subsection 4(4) applies to an applicant and other persons living in the home.

(4) A person who intends to live in a home from which a family child care service is operated shall satisfy the requirements of subsec- tions (2) and (3) before he or she begins to live there.

(5) An application for a licence referred to in subsection (1) shall be accompanied by a program prepared in accordance with the program policy approved by the minister and containing information respecting (

a) the principles on which the program has been developed; (

b) equipment; (

c) room arrangements; (

d) the outdoor play area; (

e) the daily routine; (

f) play materials description; and (

g) policies on how children will be oriented to the service, on health and safety issues, on parental involvement, on the guidance of children's behaviour, on transportation of chil-

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(6) It is a condition of the continuance of a licence issued under subsection (1) that all modifications and changes made to areas of the building and associated areas where child care is provided have the prior approval of a director.

(7) A licence to provide family child care may be issued for up to 3 years. 6.

(1) An application for a renewal or variation of a licence shall be on the form provided by the director for the purpose and shall be accompanied by the documentation referred to in the form.

(2) An application for a renewal of a licence shall be made not later than 60 days prior to the expiry of the current licence, but an ap- plication for a variation may be made at any time. 7.

(1) An agency shall (

a) receive applications and approve persons to provide family child care services in accordan ce with the requirements for licensing a family child care service under these regulations; (

b) shall supervise family child care services under its control to ensure compliance with the Act and these regulations; (

c) shall provide supports to family child care services under its supervision; and (

d) shall appoint a person as a home visitor.

(2) The appointment of a home visitor is subject to the prior approval of the director.

(3) A home visitor shall visit a family child care service at least once a month.

(4) All approved family child care services under the supervi- sion of an agency are subject to the requirements imposed on licensed family child care under these regulations. Application for renewal Agency

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(1) A child care service (

a) shall, if it is centre based, (

i) be located in premises which are not more than one floor above the ground floor and a home room for the care of children aged birth to 24 months shall be at grade level, (ii) have a home room for each group of children attending that centre with floor space of not less than 3.3 square metres per child in that home room, excluding fixed equipment, (iii) have a separate sleep room directly accessible to the home room of children aged from birth to 24 months, (iv) provide diapering stations if licensed for children not of school age, (

v) provide washroom facilities which are available for the exclusive use of that child care service and which meet the requirements of the National Building Code (Can- ada), (vi) if it operates more than 4 hours a session, have access to an outdoor play area on-site, surfaced, enclosed, of a size and equipped in the manner determined by the min- ister, and (vii) if it operates for 4 or fewer hours a session, have access to an outdoor play area which, if it is on-site, shall con- form to the requirements of subparagraph (vi), but if it is not on-site, which is safe and appropriate for the pur- pose, in the opinion of a director; and (

b) if it is a family child care service which has an on-site out- door play area, it shall confor m to the requirements of sub- paragraph (vi), but if it does not have an on-site outdoor play space, then with subparagraph (vii). Building require- ments

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(2) A building or a part of a building that has been approved for the operation of a centre based child care service shall not be used for another purpose during the hours of operation of the service.

(3) Where more than one centre based child care service is op- erated from a building, each service shall fulfil all the requirements of these regulations as if it alone operated from the building.

(4) Where an application is made for a licence by a person who was licensed under the Day Care and Homemaker Services Act on June 4, 1999 the person shall comply with the relevant health and life safety standards applicable to that person’s application immediately before that date, subject to safety and other standards which the provincial director may impose. 9 .

(1) A child care service (

a) shall have a telephone that is in working order; (

b) shall have a first aid kit which meets the requirements of the Standards and Guidelines for Health in Child Care Settings Manual approved by the minister; (

c) shall provide and maintain safe play materials, furniture and equipment which is developmentally appropriate and suffi- cient for the children cared for in the service in conformity with standards established under the Hazardous Products Act (Canada); (

d) shall not allow the use of baby walkers or infant or older children jumping apparatus; (

e) where it is necessary to administer prescription medication to a child, shall first obtain the written permission of a parent or guardian of the child for the administration of the medica- tion; (

f) shall administer an over-the-counter medication to a child only as directed by a physician, dentist or nurse practitioner, but a person providing care to a child in a child care service may administer fever-reducing medication to the child with the prior, written consent of the parent or guardian of the child; Child care service requirements

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g) shall keep medication to be administered to a child in a safe, secure and appropriate place as well as the records pertain- ing to the administration of the medication; (

h) shall ensure a child being cared for in the child care service is appropriately supervised at all times; (

i) shall not permit a child to leave the child care service prem- ises with a person who is not that child’s parent or legal guardian without the written consent of that parent or legal guardian; (

j) shall carry out a monthly fire and emergency evacuation drill from the premises in which th at child care service is oper- ated; (

k) shall provide meals to children in accordance with the re- quirements of the Canada Food Guide to Healthy Eating; (

l) shall prepare food and ensure food handling and food han- dling facilities are in accordance with the requirements of the Standards and Guidelines for Health in Child Care Set- tings Manual approved by the minister; (

m) shall ensure a child sleeps, is fed and offered food appropri- ate to the child’s stage of de velopment and individual capa- bility; (

n) shall, daily, provide to the parent or guardian of a child who is less than 24 months of age a written record of the child’s eating, sleeping and elimination patterns; (

o) shall, where a child becomes seriously ill, injured or dies while in the care of a child ca re service, immediately notify a parent, guardian or other person named under paragraph 10(1)(

c) and the director of that illness, injury or death and the notification shall be given by the licensee for that child care service, the operator, provi der or an agency which su- pervises that child care service; (

p) shall, where a ch ild care service is operated by one person, have the services of a second person who is more than 18

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q) shall implement the program approved for that child care service at the time of being licensed.

(2) Notwithstanding paragraph (q), a program may be changed with the prior approval of the director.

(3) A centre based child care se rvice may only provide child care between the hours of 6:30 a.m. and 8:30 p.m. 10.

(1) A child care service shall k eep and maintain records with respect to each child at the child care service, including (

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

b) the name, home and work ad dress and telephone number of the parent or guardian of the child; (

c) the name, address and telephone number of a person other than the parent or guardian who may be contacted in the case of an emergency; (

d) the date of the child’s admission into the child care service; (

e) the date of the child’s depa rture from the child care service; (

f) the name and address and telephone number of the child’s physician; (

g) a daily register maintained by a person designated for the purpose or child care provider indicating the date of birth of each child and the time of arrival and departure of each child from the child care service premises; (

h) a current health record; (

i) an administration of medications record; (

j) an injury and incident report; and Records

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k) the other records required to be kept by the Standards and Guidelines for Health in Child Care Settings Manual.

(2) A child care service shall keep and maintain at the service’s operating location, and an agency, at the office of the agency, (

a) the most recent fire and hea lth inspection report of the prem- ises where that child care service is located; or (

b) the most recent fire and hea lth inspection report of premises where child care services under the supervision of that agency are carried out; (

c) copies of violation orders and corrective action notices for the current licence period; and (

d) information required to be provided by these regulations about child care oper ators, providers, employees and other persons.

(3) The records required to be kept by a child care service by this

section shall be retained on file at the premises of the child care service or agency to which it relates and that information shall be made available to an inspector upon his or her request for that information.

(4) The parent of a child shall have access to the records of his or her child referred to in paragraphs (1)(

a) to (

k) and records referred to in paragraphs (2)(

a) to (

c) upon request.

(5) A person shall not destroy, alter, deface or obliterate an em- ployee, child or other record referred to in this section. 11 .

(1) A child care service and an agency shall notify, in writing, a parent or guardian of a child in a service (

a) of a variation, suspension or cancellation of a licence or approval applicable to that child care service; (

b) of the closure or sale of a child care service or agency, not fewer than 2 weeks before that closure or sale, where possi- ble; Notification of change

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c) as soon as is practicable after becoming aware of the com- mencement of an investigation by a director of child, youth and family services, the Royal Newfoundland Constabulary or the Royal Canadian Mounted Police into a matter involv- ing a child cared for in the child care service and an em- ployee or other person associated with the child care service, unless the constabulary, police or the director of child, youth and family services directs otherwise; and (

d) of conditions imposed upon the renewal of a licence, if con- sidered appropriate by the director.

(2) Where an agency ceases to supervise a family child care service, the agency shall immediatel y notify a parent or guardian of a child to whom child care is provided.

(3) Where notice is given under this section, confirmation of the notice shall be given to the director. 12 .

(1) Where children are being transported by or on behalf of a child care service, in addition to the driver a person 16 years of age or older shall accompany the children where more than (a) 8 children entitled to attend school are being transported; (b) 4 children between the ages of 24 and 69 months are being transported; or (c) 3 children who are less than 24 months are being trans- ported.

(2) Where the children being transported belong to more than one of the age groups referred to in paragraphs (1)(

a) to (c), the age of the youngest of the children determines which of the ratios set by para- graphs (1)(

a) to (

c) applies.

(3) Notwithstanding subsection (1) or (2), where a child is being transported on a snow vehicle or sled or on the device commonly known as a komatik, the child sha ll be accompanied by a person 18 years of age or older, in addition to the driver, who shall have the child in sight at all times. Transportation

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(4) Notwithstanding subsection (1), (2) or (3), a child shall not be left unattended.

(5) Where children in a child care service are being walked to an outside activity away from the child care service premises, there shall be sufficient supervision to ensure that those children are safely and properly escorted to, from and at that activity. 13.

(1) A child care service and an ag ency shall be inspected by an inspector at least once a year.

(2) An inspector may enter onto an agency at any time or a child care service premises at any time when children are being provided with care on those premises.

(3) An inspector who inspects ag encies shall ensure that in a year, at least 10% or 5 of the fami ly child care homes, whichever is greater, operated under the supervision of an agency are inspected.

(4) An inspector shall report annually on each child care service and agency licensed by a director to that director. 14.

(1) A violation order or notice of a decision made under subsec- tion 10(2) of the Act shall be personally served on a licensee or opera- tor of a child care service.

(2) Notwithstanding subsection (1), where personal service cannot be effected, service may be ma de by registered mail to the last known address of the licensee or child care service.

(3) A notification required to be given in writing may be per- sonally served or sent by regular mail to the last known address of the person requiring notice. 15.

(1) The following ratios of staff to children and child group sizes shall apply with respect to child care centres: Age of Child Staff to Child Ratio Maximum Group Size 0 to 24 months 1 staff to 3 children 6 children 24 to 36 months 1 staff to 5 children 10 children Inspectors and inspection Service Ratios and group sizes

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(2) In a child care centre (

a) children aged from birth to 12 months shall not be included in a mixed age group; and (

b) notwithstanding subsection (1), in a group of children made up of more than one category of age group as set out in sub- section (1), commonly known as a mixed age group of chil- dren, (

i) where the group consists of children who are more than 12 months and less than 69 months of age, the age of the youngest child shall determine the staff to child ratio and group size, (ii) where the group consists of children ages 24 to 84 months, the maximum group size shall be 14 with an adult to child ratio of one to 7, but the group shall not comprise more than 4 children ages 24 to 36 months, (iii) where the group consists of children ages 36 to 155 months, the maximum group size shall be 16 with an adult to child ratio of one to 8, but the group shall not comprise more than 4 children ages 84 to 155 months, and (iv) where the group consists of children ages 57 to 155 months, the maximum group size shall be 30 with an adult to child ratio of one to 15, but the group shall not comprise more than 12 children ages 57 to 84 months who are entitled to attend school.

(3) The mixed age grouping required by subsection (2) does not apply during the last hour of operation of a child care service where the children are 24 months or older and there are no more than 5 children in attendance.

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(4) For the purpose of determining a ratio under subsection (1) or (2), a child who continues to be placed in an age group beyond, or is moved before, the birthday at which he or she would ordinarily move to another age group because a period of transition is in the best interests of the child, shall be considered as belonging to that age group for a maximum of 3 months.

(5) A person who provides chil d care at a child care service shall be 18 years of age or older.

(6) When calculating staff to child ratios, only staff who are actually supervising children shall be considered.

(7) Notwithstanding subsection (1 ), a child care service licensed and operating under the Day Care and Homemaker Services Act on the day the Act came into force may have a ratio of one staff person to 6 children for a maximum group size of 12, for children aged 24 to 36 months. 16.

(1) An applicant for a licence to provide family child care may be licensed to provide care for a maximum of 6 children, the actual number to be determined by (

a) the ages and needs of the children; (

b) the number and ages of th e applicant's own children who are living in the house; (

c) the physical environment in which the children will be cared for; and (

d) the program proposed for the children by the applicant.

(2) Where a person is providing family child care to more than 4 children, no more than 3 children shall be below the age of 36 months and no more than 2 of those 3 children shall be between the ages of birth and 24 months.

(3) Notwithstanding subsections (1) and (2), a person providing family care may provide care to 4 ch ildren below the age of 36 months but, in that case, no more than 2 of those children shall be between the ages of birth and 24 months and the maximum number of children to whom the person may provide care is 4. Family child care

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(4) Notwithstanding subsections (1), (2) and (3), a person pro- viding family child care may provide child care to 3 children between the ages of birth and 24 months, but in that case the person shall not provide care to more than those 3 children at a time.

(5) Where a director believes that the care of children would not be detrimentally affected by doing so, notwithstanding subsections (1) to (4), the director may permit a person providing family child care to provide care to 2 additional childre n who are entitled to attend school where 2 of the children to whom the person provides care are his or her own children who are not entitled to attend school.

(6) Where a director believes that the care of children would not be detrimentally affected by doing so, the director may permit a person providing family child care to provide care to a seventh child where the care is provided (

a) for no longer than 1.5 hours once a day; or (

b) for a continuous period of 12 hours once a week.

(7) A director shall not give an exemption under subsection (5) and a permission under subsection (6) to a person providing family child care so that the person would have the exemption and the permis- sion at the same time.

(8) Where an exemption is given under subsection (5) or a per- mission given under subsection (6), the person to whom it is given shall nevertheless comply with subsections (2), (3) and (4). 17.

(1) A centre based child care se rvice shall have an operator who directs and manages the operation of that service and an operator shall have (

a) not less than a Level 2 certification in the age range classifi- cations referred to in

Schedule A for which the child care centre is licensed; and (b) 2 or more years of work ex perience in a licensed child care centre.

(2) One of the years of work e xperience referred to in paragraph (1)(

b) may be in an unlicensed setting with school aged children. Qualifications of operators

Child Care Services Regulations, 2005 89/05 The Newfoundland and Labrador Gazette September 30, 2005 607 18.

(1) A home room shall have a person known as the lead staff person and that lead staff person shall have not less than a Level 1 cer- tification in the age range classifica tions of the children cared for in that room and not less than one year of work experience in one of the classifications.

(2) A person employed in a child care centre who is considered to be a part of the ratio of staff to children referred to in

section 15 or 25 and who is not the lead staff person, shall have not less than an entry level certification in the age range cl assifications of the children cared for in the home room to which that person is assigned and in the event there are infants in the home room a level one certification in infant care is required. 19.

(1) A home visitor shall have (

a) not less than a Level 2 certification in the family child care classification; and (

b) not less than 2 years experi ence in a family child care set- ting.

(2) A person who offers a child care service in his or her home under the supervision of an agency or under his or her own licence shall have not less than an entry level certification in family child care. 20. Where the department or a board employs a person as a child care services consultant to administer and monitor the licensing of child care services in the province or in a region under the jurisdiction of the board, that child care services consultant shall have (

a) a Level 4 certification; and (

b) not fewer than 3 years of working experience in a child care setting. 21.

(1) The educational and work qu alifications contained in sec- tions 17 to 19 may be waived by a director where the director is satis- fied that persons who meet the qualifications cannot be reasonably obtained by the child care service in the area in which the service is operated. Home room staff Family child care qualifications Child care services consultants Waiver of qualifica- tions

Child Care Services Regulations, 2005 89/05 The Newfoundland and Labrador Gazette September 30, 2005 608

(2) In seeking a waiver of a director under subsection (1), a licensee shall provide the director with (

a) a copy of the advertisem ent seeking qualified applicants; (

b) the reasons why a person with suitable qualifications cannot be reasonably obtained and why the licensee has selected another person; (

c) the conditions agreed to by the person selected for fulfilling the required qualifications; and (

d) the conditions for satisfying the educational requirements contained in sections 17 to 19 agreed to by the applicant.

(3) A director may approve a person referred to in subsection (2) or may approve the person subject to the conditions the director may set. 22. Notwithstanding sections 17 to 20 the provincial director may determine a combination of education and experience as equivalent to the certification levels described in the Schedule. 23. In order to keep a certification valid, the holder of that certifica- tion shall complete not less than 30 hours of professional development training or continuing education every 3 years. 24.

Notwithstanding sections 17 to 20, a person approved as a group supervisor of a day care licensed under the Day Care and Homemaker Services Act for 10 or more years immediately before June 4, 1999 shall be considered to hold the cer tification required of an operator under these regulations. 25. A day care centre licensed under the Day Care and Homemaker Services Act whose licence was in force on June 4, 1999 and that had, on that day an enrolment of children who were (

a) more than 36 months and less than 69 months with more than 16 children in a group, may continue with that group to a maximum of 24 children with a ratio of one staff person to 8 children; Equivalency Continuing educa- tion Transitional educa- tion requirements Transitional

Child Care Services Regulations, 2005 89/05 The Newfoundland and Labrador Gazette September 30, 2005 609 (

b) more than 24 months and less than 69 months, who do not attend school, and with more than 10 children in a mixed age group, may continue with that group to a maximum of 15 children with a ratio of one staff person to 5 children; (

c) a group comprising more than 10 children who were be- tween the ages of 24 and 155 months may continue with that age group to a maximum of 16 children, but the adult to child ratio shall be one to 8, no more than 4 children shall be between 24 and 36 months and no more than 4 children shall be between 84 to 155 months; and (

d) a group comprising more than 16 children who were be- tween the ages of 36 and 155 months may continue with that age group to a maximum of 24 children, but the adult to child ratio shall be one to 8 and no more than 4 children shall be 84 to 155 months. 26. Where a child care centre referred to in subsection 15(7) or sec- tion 25 changes its location, capacity, physical structure or age range of children, that child car e service shall apply for a new licence under the Act. 27 .

A child care service licensed on the coming into force of these regulations that has an existing pl ay space adjacent to the building where the service is provided that is unable to meet the space require- ments for an outdoor pl ay space imposed by these regulations may be exempted where the director is satis fied that the service's program con- tains compensatory measures that adequately address the deficiency. 28 . The activity commonly known as day camps is not considered to be a child care service to which the Act and these regulations ap- plies. 29.

The Child Care Services Regulations, Newfoundland and Labrador Regulation 37/99, are repealed. New licence re- quired Transitional: play spaces Day camps Repeal

Child Care Services Regulations, 2005 89/05 The Newfoundland and Labrador Gazette September 30, 2005 610

Schedule Child Care Service Certification Classification Entry Level Level One Level Two Level Three Level Four Preschool Preschool Orientation Course (PSOC) Early Child- hood Educa- tion (ECE) Certificate ECE di- ploma ECE diploma plus post- diploma speciali- zation or ECE certificate plus related university degree School-Age School-age Orientation Course (SACCOC) ECE Certifi- cate plus SACCOC or related post- secondary certificate plus PSOC and SACCOC ECE di- ploma plus SACCOC or related post- secondary diploma plus PSOC and SACCOC preschool or school age level 2 plus post- diploma school age child care specialization or an Education degree plus SACCOC or related university degree plus PSOC and SAC- COC Infant No entry Level for Infant Child Care Services Certification ECE certifi- cate plus infant child care orienta- tion course (ICCOC) ECE di- ploma plus ICCOC ECE diploma plus post- diploma infant- toddler speciali- zation or related university degree plus ECE certificate plus ICCOC Family Child Care Family Child Care Orienta- tion Course (FCCOC) Post- secondary Certificate in family child care or ECE certifi- cate plus FCCOC Family Child Care Level I plus ECE certificate or ECE di- ploma plus FCCOC Family child care certificate plus ECE diploma or Family home child care level 1 plus related university degree university degree in ECE or University degree plus ECE diploma ©Earl G.

Tucker, Queen's Printer

The Newfoundland and Labrador Gazette September 30, 2005 611 NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR REGULATION 90/05 Rules of the Supreme Court, 1986 (Amendment) under the Judicature Act (Filed September 26, 2005) Under the authority of

section 55 of the Judicature Act, the Rules Committee of the Trial Division, on September 16, 2005, makes the following Rule. Dated at St. John's, September 26, 2005. Barry R. Sparkes, Q.C. Registrar of the Supreme Court Secretary, Rules Committee RULES Analysis 1. Rule 44A Added RULE 44A ADVANCE PAYMENT OF DAMAGES 44A.01 Advance payment of damages 44A.02 Application 44A.03 Determination of amount 44A.04 Payment 44A.05 Multiple applications 2. Commencement

Rules of the Supreme Court, 1986 (Amendment) 90/05 The Newfoundland and Labrador Gazette September 30, 2005 612 1. The Rules of the Supreme Court, 1986 are amended by add- ing immediately after Rule 44 the following: RULE 44A ADVANCE PAYMENT OF DAMAGES Advance payment of damages 44A.01. Before damages are assessed, a judge may order the defendant to make an advance payment to the plaintiff on account of special dam- ages if the court is satisfied that (

a) the defendant against whom the order is sought has admitted liability for the plaintiff’s damages, or (

b) the plaintiff has obtained judgment against the defendant with damages to be assessed. Application 44A.02. In any application for an advance payment of special damages, the plaintiff must specify, supported by affidavit evidence, the amount and nature of the special damages for which payment is sought. Determination of amount 44A.03. In determining the amount of an advance payment, the judge may take into account any circumstan ces that the judge considers rele- vant, including (

a) the amount of special damages already incurred or likely to be incurred before damages are assessed, (

b) any counterclaim by the defendant, (

c) the extent, if any, to which the plaintiff may be found to be contributorily negligent, (

d) any failure by the plaintiff to mitigate the amount of special damages, and (

e) the needs and resources of the plaintiff and the means of the defendant, including the availability to the defendant of in-

Rules of the Supreme Court, 1986 (Amendment) 90/05 The Newfoundland and Labrador Gazette September 30, 2005 613 surance to indemnify the defendant in respect of the plain- tiff’s claim. Payment 44A.04. The judge may order that payment under rule 44A.01 may be made by lump sum, by instalment, or by both. Multiple applications 44A.05. A plaintiff may make more than one application pursuant to this Rule. 2. This rule shall come into force on January 1, 2006. ©Earl G. Tucker, Queen's Printer Commencement

The Newfoundland and Labrador Gazette September 30, 2005 615 NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR REGULATION 91/05 Employee Exemption Order, 2005 under the Social Workers Association Act (Filed September 27, 2005) Under the authority of subsection 3(3) of the Social Workers As- sociation Act, I make the following Order. Dated at St. John’s, September 27, 2005. John Ottenheimer Minister of Health and Community Services REGULATIONS Analysis 1.

Short title 2. Definition 3. Exemption 4. Repeal 1. These Regulations may be cited as the Employee Exemption Order, 2005. 2. In this Order, "Act" means the Social Workers Association Act. 3.

(1) The following employees of the Government of the Province are exempt from the application of the Act:

Short title Definition Exemption

Employee Exemption Order, 2005 91/05 The Newfoundland and Labrador Gazette September 30, 2005 616 (

a) adult probation officers; (

b) classification officers; and (

c) victim service coordinators.

(2) Employees exempted pursuant to

section 3(1) and who meet the entry to practice requirements ma y register in accordance with the Act. 4. The Employee Exemption Order, Consolidated Newfound- land and Labrador Regulation 1131/96, is repealed. ©Earl G. Tucker, Queen's Printer Repeal

THE NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR September 30, 2005 617 Index

PART I Change of Name Act – Applications ........................................................................................... .............................................. 561 Corporations Act – Notice ................................................................................................... ...................................................... 556 Quieting of Titles Act– Application ......................................................................................... .................................................. 554 Trustee Act – Notice ........................................................................................................ .......................................................... 554 Urban and Rural Planning Act – Notices ........................................................................................ ............................................. 553

PART II CONTINUING INDEX OF SUBORDINATE LEGISLATION Title of Act and Subordinate Legislation CNLR or NL Gazette made thereunder NL Reg. Amendment Date & Page No. Child Care Services Act Child Care Services Regulations, NLR 89/05 R & S 37/99, 1/00, Sept 30/05 p. 587 2005 46/00 & 46/01 Judicature Act Rules of the Supreme Court, 1986 NLR 90/05 Rules 44 A.01- Sept 30/05 p. 611 (Amdt) 44A.05 Added In force Jan. 1/06 Social Workers Association Act Employee Exemption Order, 2005 NLR 91/05 CNLR 1131/96 Sept 30/05 p. 615 R &S

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