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Smooth Move Easy as 1, 2, 3

This system will help make your move a smooth one. Helping you pack and unpack your home in no time. Call or email YourTeam with any tips and trick you would like to share!

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Current Locations to serve you better #102-15 Harwood Ave South, Ajax, ON L1S 2B9 2911 Kennedy Road, Toronto, ON M1V 1S8

604 Taunton Road West, Oshawa, ON L1H 7K4 87 Old Kingston Rd, Ajax (Pickering Village), ON L1T 3A6 #6-156 Duncan Mill Road, North York, ON M3B 3N2

Smooth Move Index 1.

Labeling Order Form- return to us and we supply your moving labels

Weeks 4-6: Getting Organized – From your document organizer to your Change of Address Notifications and Moving Discounts – We’ve got you covered

Weeks 2-3: Pre-packing Reminders and Tips

Weeks 2-3: Pre-packing Reminders and Tips (con’t)

14 Day Countdown: Reminders and Preparation for Moving Day

After The Move? Now What

Tip 1: Mover’s Insurance - What Is Covered?

Tip 2: 7 Steps To Choosing a Moving Company

7 Steps To Choosing a Moving Company (cont.)

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Tip 3: Pre-packing Walk Through: How To Document Your Belongings Tip 5: De-Clutter Before Moving Day Tip 7: Vacation/Survivor Strategy

a. Tip 8: Prioritize Your Boxes – Scale of 1-10 13.

Tip 9: 3 Box Sorting System

a. Tip 5: Start Your Necessities Box 12.

a. Tip 4: Use YourStockpiled Items 11.

a. Tip 10: Packing Method Tricks

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Tip 11: Priceless Tips For Moving Your Valuables

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Priceless Tips For Moving Your Valuables (con’t)

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Tip 12: Helping Your Children Through the Big Move

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Helping Your Children Through the Big Move (con’t)

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Tip 13: Preparing Your Pets To Move

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Preparing Your Pets To Move (con’t)

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Finally You’ve Moved In – Now What?

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The Ultimate Order of Unpacking

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Phone List: Durham Region Services & Utilities

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YourTeam Smooth Move Program Moving can be both exciting and stressful at the same time. Be sure to follow these helpful tips to make your move efficient and trouble free. ď Ż Order your Free Custom Organizational System ď Ż Add custom labels in the blanks below Please indicate the number of labels needed for each Heading Example: __5__ Bedroom Master _____ Car 1

_____ Bedroom Master _____ Kitchen

_____ Living Room

_____ Car 2

_____ Bedroom 1

_____ Kitchen Essentials

_____ Dining Room

_____ Car 3

_____ Bedroom 2

_____ Fridge

_____ Family Room

_____ Today

_____ Bedroom 3

_____ Freezer

_____ Great Room

_____ Necessities _____ Bedroom 4

_____ Pantry

_____ Den

_____ Fragile

_____ Basement

_____ Office

_____ Bedroom 5

_____ For Sale 1 _____ Main Bath

_____ Basement Bedroom _____ Library

_____ For Sale 2 _____ Powder Room

_____ Basement Bathroom _____ Foyer

_____ For Sale 3 _____ Bathroom 1

_____ Basement Kitchen

Personal Essentials

_____ Donate 1

_____ Bathroom 2

_____ Exercise Room

_____ Child__________

_____ Donate 2

_____ Bathroom 3

_____ Laundry Room

_____ Child__________

_____ Donate 3

_____ Bathroom 4

_____ Cantina - Cold Storage _____ Mom__________

_____ Storage

_____ Linen Closet

_____ Recreation Room

_____ Dad____________

_____ Garage

_____ Nursery

_____ Locker

_____ Pets____________

_____ Workshop _____ Loft

_____ Utility

_______________________

________________

__________________

______Fragile

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4 to 6 weeks before move – Getting Organized  YourTeam Smooth Move program includes a Free Transfer Document Organizer. This will keep your house related documents in one location:

 Use stockpiled items so you have less to pack

 Purchase and Sale Agreement  Home Inspection Report  Information received from realtor  Information received from lawyer  Mortgage Documents 1  Insurance Documents

 Make a list of all the people and groups you would like notified of your change of address. (If possible make an electronic copy of your list).  YOURTeam will provide change of address and e-cards, this free service will ensure a smooth transition to your new home.  YourTeam will also mail, fax, email or call to notify everyone of your new address. Order Moving Truck  Review Packing and Moving companies

 YourTeam has discounts you can take advantage of through Budget United – National – PODs (See discount Partner section pg )

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2 to 3 weeks before move – Pre-Packing Stage  De-clutter before starting the packing process 5  Pick Up Moving Supplies o Boxes (Check Kijiji.ca go to Free section and search for boxes) o Bubble Wrap o Newspaper o Tape o  Do a Pre-Packing Walkthrough - Document your belongings  Use your phone to take pictures and or videos of your valuable items while they are working.  Check expiration dates on all items prior to packing  Take unwanted items to charity/dump  Start a Necessities Box 6  Use the Vacation/Survivor Strategy 7  Number your boxes on a 1 to 10 scale to prioritize essentials 8  Use Three Boxes for sorting as you pack 9  Use everyday items as packing material 10  Priceless tips for moving valuables 11

Notes:  Arrange for change of services o Arrange disconnection date for TV and internet o Arrange the return of any cable TV or internet equipment  Notify Kids’ schools 12 o Request transfer of records o Register at new school

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2 to 3 weeks before move – Pre-Packing Stage (Continued)  Get copies of medical and dental records  Get copies of veterinary records for pets

 YourTeam will forward your mail through Canada Post to your new address for Free  YourTeam will provide help with your address change for the following: o Driver’s License and vehicle permit - Local Service Ontario Office o Health Card & Driver’s License https://www.indcoi.serviceontario.ca/WebChannel/?lang=en o Insurance - Address Change Letters are available upon request o Employer - Address Change Letters are available upon request o Doctor - Address Change Letters are available upon request o Dentist - Address Change Letters are available upon request o Magazine Subscriptions - Address Change Letters are available upon request o Memberships - Address Change Letters are available upon request o Bank Accounts – Contact Your Branch Directly o Credit Cards - Address Change Letters are available upon request o Canada Revenue Agency – Blank Forms Provided

If necessary, YourTeam can assist in the following:  Make travel arrangements and reservations  Use The Vacation/Survivor Strategy 7  __________________________________________________

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8 to 14 days before move - Retrieve and Return items  Return borrowed items: o Library books o Neighbor’s tools etc.  Retrieved loan items  Follow up on the following items: o Disconnection and reconnection of Utilities, Phone & Internet etc.

 Arrange for major appliances to be moved (if applicable)  Dispose of all flammable materials (See pg 22 for Safe Locations)

2 to 7 days before move – Necessities for Travel  Determine what you will bring if travelling by o Car o Plane o Train o Bus  Reminders: o Prepare suitcase with clothes and toiletries based on: o Necessities box for need items 6 o Vacation/Strategy 7 o Keep in mind that you need to be prepared for emergencies and the unexpected Review Tips 6 & 7.

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Day before moving – Almost done      

Take down curtain and curtain rods Empty, defrost and clean refrigerator Clean stove Make sure rest of house is in move in condition Remove all garbage from inside house If using a moving company confirm the details including: o Appointment time o Current addresses o New address o Size of Truck and Man Power

Moving day – Its show time!  If using a moving company o Walk about with supervisor and sign inventory forms  Keep your housing documents handy in your document briefcase  Collect all keys and keep them in a safe place  Strip and dismantle beds  After movers have left and furniture have been removed o Clean current home o Remove garbage (preferably to the dump) o Inspect with landlord (if applicable)  Do a final walk through o Check all closets and cabinets

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After the move – Now what?  Change locks on all exterior doors  Contact city/municipality offices to find out the following: o Garbage pickup days http://www.durham.ca/DisposalTools/CollectionCalendar.aspx

o Recycling facilities o Local regulations including by-law information  Kitchen is your command post 14  Consider your order of unpacking

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Don’t forget YourTeam can get you more discounts:  25% off paint at Glidden & Colour your World  Up to 40% off at The Brick  Free home theatre or wireless set up from Best Buy  $50.00 off Got Junk  Special pricing on hotels Just ask for our Client Discount Connection coupons Thank you for using YourTeam We hope you had an exceptional experience and that you would recommend us to all your friends and family. Please send us a letter outlining your experience with us.

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Smooth Move Tips and Tricks - Check Your Insurance Policy Tip

o Ask your Insurance Company if the mover breaks your TV, who pays for it? o Ask the moving company to explain its insurance policy ahead of time. o Many movers’ insurance policies use weight to value your stuff, for example, the policy might reimburse you for 50 cents per pound of damaged goods. Meaning you’re expensive but lightweight TV won’t be fully covered. o

If the mover’s liability policy won’t cover your stuff check your rental or homeowners insurance policy. Many policies cover moving.

o Purchase higher coverage insurance through your mover or choose another moving company. Other Questions: (Ask Insurance Company about other sensitive or precious items.) o ___________________________________________________________________________________________________ o ___________________________________________________________________________________________________ o ___________________________________________________________________________________________________ o ___________________________________________________________________________________________________ o ___________________________________________________________________________________________________ o ___________________________________________________________________________________________________ o ___________________________________________________________________________________________________ o ___________________________________________________________________________________________________ o ___________________________________________________________________________________________________ o ___________________________________________________________________________________________________ o ___________________________________________________________________________________________________

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7 Steps to Choosing a Moving Company

A. Get Referrals  Start by asking friends, family members and coworkers if they can recommend a moving company.  Consider reading the YourTeam Discount section where you can take get VIP rates through Budget - United – National & PODs.

B. Follow the Rule of Threes    

Don’t settle for the first estimate you receive, get at least three different in-person estimates. Make sure your estimates are in writing. Movers must have the right equipment, training and experience. A mover, no matter how large or small, should be able to provide recent references for home sellers with a similar volume of goods to transport.

C. Watch Out for Red Flags  If the mover demands money upfront, it might not be a legitimate business. During the estimate, note the professionalism of the mover.  If they show up late, seem unsure of their abilities, or can’t answer your questions, consider looking for another company. Be wary of any movers who show up in a rented moving van

D. Make Sure the Mover Is Licensed and Insured  If your products are damaged – who is responsible for the damages, the movers or your insurance? Do not choose a mover that is not licensed E. Contact the Better Business Bureau: www.bbb.org or Phone: 519-673-3222 F. Verify the Address  Ask for a business card or pull up the mover’s website  Look up the listed address online or through the phonebook  Make sure the moving company’s address is listed and registered under the company names  Be wary of any address listed under a residential name

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Do a Pre-Packing Walkthrough – Document your belongings Tip

o Consider documenting what you have (at least the valuables) before you pack anything. Use your phone to take pictures and or videos of your valuable items while they are working. This is to demonstrate that they are in working order, so you will have proof, should anything break or chip in transit. o Get close-ups of serial and model numbers or other identifying details o Keep at least one copy of all of this documentation somewhere outside of your home—a cloud-based (online) storage service is a good option. This way you’ll always have a backup copy if you lose or can’t access the original. We suggest Google Drive where you receive 10 gigabytes Free.

Use Your Excess - Move with Less Tip

o If you stockpile household goods and toiletries such as toilet paper or shampoo o Start using up the excess now so you’ll have less to bring with you o If you run out, buy a smaller size to get you through the move.

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De-Clutter Before Moving Day Tip

This helps keep moving day as inexpensive and stress-free as possible, o De-clutter your belongings before you start packing o Set a limit for shoes and clothing per person o Assess things you have not used in 6-12 months o Watch for duplicate items – sheets – plates – utensils – tools – sell or donate duplicate items

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Start a Necessities Box o Small personal and valuable things should go with you – not with the moving company These are things you’ll need the day you move in such as: o medication o toilet paper o flashlight o a box cutter or scissors o sheets, towels o Mark the box “Necessities” and keep it in your vehicle with you during your move. o Once you’re in the new place, you only have to open your necessities box to find everything you need on your first night in your new home. o You will have all your essentials and nothing will go missing.

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The Vacation/Survivor Strategy o Pack yourself a bag as though you were going on a week’s vacation o Fill it with the clothing and toiletries you’ll need to get through the first week o Don’t forget medication, a basic first aid kit, backup eyeglasses and contacts o If you’re moving with an infant diapers and baby gear o Pack a “Basic’s Box” for each room in the house o Fill a bedding box for each bedroom: sheets, pillows, comforters and, for those in need, bedtime toys o Bathrooms will need toilet paper, bath towels ,mats, a shower curtain, soap, garbage can and a plunger o Let the kids fill a box with the personal items that make their rooms feel like home: posters, toys, photos, books. o Vacation Survivor Boxes are amongst the first you can open. To be prepared for your first few days.

Number your boxes on a 1 to 10 scale to prioritize essentials Tip

o Label Boxes on a scale of#1 -#10 (most important to least important)

o When you arrive at your new place you’ll be able to open your most important boxes 1st and be able to save time by not having to search for essentials.

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Use Three Boxes for sorting as you pack

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o For every room you tackle, bring three boxes o Stuff youâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ll keep o Stuff to throw away o Stuff to donate or sell o Check for duplicate items o If you have not worn something in a year â&#x20AC;&#x201C; what are the chances you will after the move?

Use everyday items as packing material Instead of painstakingly wrapping each dinner dish in newsprint or bubble wrap o Buy one bag of Styrofoam plates & alternate stacking the real plates with the disposables. Using the disposable plates after unpacking will cut down on waste and work. o Use sheets & towels as packing materials. o Use older sheets as an extra layer of protection around your mattress, or furniture etc.

Bag your clothes: o Pull up a garbage around a cluster of your hanging clothes o Tie/tape the bag at the top end & use rubber bands to keep hangers secure And easy to move. o Label the outside of each bag.

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Priceless Tips for Moving Your Valuables

Flatware o Loose silverware is a pain to sort out during unpacking and can damage fragile items in shared boxes o Start by sorting your silverware according to type o Wrap each type with a rubber band or piece of string o Place all the silverware in a shoebox and tape the box closed Pots and Pans o To find the right box for your pots and pans o Grab your biggest pan and place it into a box both horizontally and diagonally. If you can close the lid securely, the box will work; if not, try a larger box o Select the right size box, stack your pots and place them in the box o Once the pots are in, wrap glass lids with thin packing paper and place them underneath the handles of the pans. Food o Packing is a great time to de clutter your pantry o Sort through the items and toss out anything past the expiration date o Any unopened, unwanted food can be donated to a local food bank o For the food you want to keep, use plastic grocery totes or bags

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Create an Inventory Documenting everything you have may not be worth your time o Make notes and taking photographs of your more meaningful possessions o Should anything go wrong, it’s easier to make a claim against your homeowner’s insurance, or the moving company’s, if you have documentation of the original state. This should fit in easily with your pre-move organizing. Get Insurance o For anything that goes on a truck, make sure it’s covered by insurance o Your homeowner’s insurance may cover a move. o Some moving companies might offer extra insurance

Invest in the Right Boxes o Special flat-screen TV boxes have padding to keep the screen safe o The $20 or so might seem expensive for a box, but that’s cheaper than buying a new $1,000 television o The same goes for stemware & glassware o There are specialty boxes for all sorts of items.

Tape Paintings o Tape helps keep glass from shattering Put a big X with masking or painter’s tape on anything under glass to stop pictures from moving. Use a FRAGILE sticker to clearly mark the box.

Box It up Right o With any box, but especially one containing fragile things o Gently shake it as you pack to make sure the contents don’t move o If they do, add more padding o Also, don’t just fold over the box tops — tape them o Make sure to fill the box so the top can’t cave in. 15

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Moving Tips to Help Your Child through the Big Move Tip

Communicate Your Move o After you decide to move, one of the first things you should do is: o Call a family meeting o Order your favourite takeout and break the news. o Explain to your children why you are moving o Encourage them to express themselves about the move o Ease their concerns by showing them pictures of their new room and the house o They may get excited to learn they no longer have to share a bedroom or get to pick the color of their next room Make a Map o Use an online map showing your new home and it’s area o Circle or identify points of interest like your child’s new school, parks and playgrounds. Research and Visit Schools o Research the new school and its surroundings to help ease your children’s concerns. o Try to arrange a visit to the school so that your children can meet teachers and their new classmates before they officially start Get Your Children Involved o Make your children part of the moving process. Let them pack some of their own things that they will want to open. o This can also be a good time to have your children pick the toys and keepsakes to they want to keep the most. “See You Soon” Party You may want to make sure your children know that good-bye doesn’t mean forever. o Arrange a “See You Soon Party” instead of Good-bye for your children. o Exchange email addresses and phone numbers. o Helping your child maintain old relationships can help them as they adjust to their new surroundings. 16

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Preparing Your Pets for the Big Move Tip

o Maintain your pet’s regular routine right up until the moment you leave o If they’re accustomed to a morning walk, make sure you take it Whether your travels are just a few hours or several days o Keep them on their normal diet with their regular food A common mistake made by pet owners is to bring special treats as comfort food. This often leads to nausea or diarrhea for the pet o Bottom line when preparing your pet for a move: Stay the course and go with what’s familiar and customary. o When you move to a new place, you want to bring every member of your household, including your pets Pets can be sensitive to moving and need a smooth transition o Whether you are moving across the country or just to the other side of town, you will want to ensure you pets have a comfortable move to your new home Don’t Just Ditch the Fish o Tanks contain their own ecosystems, including bacteria o Put the fish in a separate container, but keep some of the water the fish are accustomed to o You retain the original bacteria colony when you establish their new home in your new home; the fish are not shocked by the new water

Moving Your Pets Things to Consider Before You Move Your Pet: o o o o

Ensure that your pet’s medical records are up-to-date. Bring copies of your pet’s medical records with you. Purchase a sturdy, comfortable transport carrier if needed. Prepare a travel bag with food, medicine, water and other essentials your pet will need.

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Tips for Driving With Pets o Cats should always be kept in a carrier during auto travel o With dogs you have the option of using a restraining harness, available in most pet supply stores o Make sure to stop frequently to allow your pet to exercise and relieve itself (a good rule of thumb is to pull over every two hours) o Cats can benefit from the use of a harness and a litter box on long trips o Never leave your pet unattended in a parked car o Never travel with a pet in the cargo area of a moving truck or van o This is especially true during the hot summer months, when the temperature in your car can rise to deadly temperatures Tips for Flying with Pets o Make your flight arrangements far in advance o Many airlines have restrictions on the total number of pets allowed onboard any one flight o You may also be surprised to find that some airlines donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t allow pets o Expect to pay a fee for your petâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s travel accommodations o Find out any restrictions that may apply in advance of booking o Ask if youâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ll be able to bring your pet onboard as a carry-on o This is preferable to checking your pet into the cargo hold of the plane o Plan to visit your veterinarian within 30 days prior to your flight Most airlines require an up-to-date health certificate o Different countries and states may also have their own requirements, so make sure to check with the proper authorities before your trip 18

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Finally you’ve moved in, now what? : Systematic Unpacking Tip

Kitchen as Command Post

o You know how everyone winds up in the kitchen during a party? Make the new kitchen the cozy nexus of your evolving home o Pack a box of kitchen essentials – a few pots and pans, dishes and utensils, the tea pot, a trash can and liners, cleaning products and, if you use it a lot, your microwave o Use the kitchen as the command center of your new home while you unpack and get used to your new home

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Order of unpacking

Unpacking the Kitchen o Once the kitchen is unpacked and set up enough to function. o It can become a port where everyone can congregate and take a break/relax. o Resist the urge to unpack everything in the kitchen right away. o Instead, start with the essentials. o Leave less frequently used items in boxes until you decide what will go where.

Unpacking the Bathroom o Next, tackle the bathroom. o If you have children, consider unpacking a bathroom that can be used as a communal bathroom, otherwise, unpack the master bath. o Make sure the plumbing works — you may need to turn on the water main. o Put the toiletries in place.

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The Living Room o Once the kitchen and the bathroom are operational, the rest of the unpacking can proceed without urgency. Shift your focus to the living room or family room o Before you begin unpacking or moving furniture take a moment to sketch the room and draw how you want to place your furniture It’s much easier to erase and resketch a rectangle that represents the couch than it is to lift and move furniture around the room.

The Bedroom’s o If you don’t get to the bedrooms on the first night, don’t be upset, Drag mattresses and pillows together in one room and have a family camp-out. It will add to the sense of adventure. o Share the burden of assembling the beds and moving heavy furniture o Allow each bedroom dweller to unpack and arrange their belongings o Professional movers will reassemble any beds that were taken apart o Unpacking after you move may seem like another in a long series of huge moving-day tasks. It doesn’t have to be overwhelming if you take your time and make it fun. It’s also one more great opportunity to evaluate your belongings to see whether more items can be donated to charity.

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Durham Region Services & Utilities: Phone Companies       

Rogers: 888-764-3771 Bell Canada: 310-2355 Distributel Communications: 905-427-5400 Durham Telecom: 905-725-7772 Freedom Phone Lines: 866-884-7464 Primus Canada: 800-670-2266 DT Reconnect: 877-230-1670 Cable/Satellite Companies

 Rogers Cable: 888-764-3771  Bell Express VU: 888-759-3474  Star Choice: 888-554-7827 Gas Companies  Union Gas: 888-774-3111  Enbridge Gas: 905-943-6944  Direct Energy: 800-348-2999 Hydro Companies     

Ontario Power: 877-592-2555 Oshawa Public Utilities: 905-723-4623 Whitby Hydro: 905-668-5878 Hydro One: 888-664-9376 Veridian Corp.: 888-420-0070

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Oil Companies       

Ultramar: 800-387-6231 Union Oil: 905-623-7757 Lambert Oil: 905-655-4801 Harrison Fuels: 866-324-4328 Alpha Oil: 905-725-1316 Esso Home: 905-686-1855 Keltin Fuels: 905-623-0107 Propane Companies

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Superior Propane: 877-873-7467 Edpro Energy: 877-693-3776 UPI Inc.: 800-567-2667 Sparlings Propane: 888-780-7727 Flamex Canada: 905-436-2015 Discount Propane: 416-271-9807 Water Departments

 Region of Durham Water (Hook Ups Main Line): 905-668-7711  Region of Durham Water (Billing Dept.): 905-571-6611 Garbage/Recycling/Composting    

Whitby Works Department: 905-668-3437 Oshawa Works Department: 905-433-1221 Ajax Works Department: 905-683-2951 Northumberland Works Department: 800-372-3329

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GO Transit: 888-438-6646 Oshawa Transit Commission: 905-579-2471 Clarington Transit: 905-623-3379 Ajax Taxi: 905-663-1511 City-Wide Taxi Oshawa: 905-579-9393 Blueline Taxi Services: 866-440-2006 Whitby Transit: 905-668-3544 Ajax/Pickering Transit Authority: 905-427-5710 407 ETR: 888-407-0407 Circle Taxi Whitby: 905-668-6666 Bowmanville Taxi: 905-623-4422 Schools

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Durham District School Board: 905-666-5500 Durham Catholic District School Board: 905-576-6150 Kawartha / Pineridge District School Board: 877-741-4577 Durham College: 905-721-2000 University of Ontario Institute of Technology: 905-721-8668 Hospitals

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Lakeridge Health Oshawa: 905-576-8711 Lakeridge Health Bowmanville: 905-623-3331 Lakeridge Health Whitby: 905-668-6831 Lakeridge Health Port Perry: 905-985-7321 Hospital for Sick Children: 416-813-1500

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Police Emergency & Non-Emergency Services       

Police Emergency: 911 Local Police - Oshawa/Whitby: 905-579-1520 Local Police - Pickering/Ajax: 905-683-9100 Ontario Provincial Police: 888-310-1122 Durham Region Crime Stoppers: 905-436-8477 Crime Stoppers Toll Free: 800-222-8477 Durham Region Domestic Violence/Sexual Assault Centre: 905-668-3050 Ambulance Emergency & Non-Emergency Services

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Ambulance Emergency: 911 Oshawa Ambulance: 905-723-8177 St. Johns Ambulance Durham Branch: 905-434-7800 Poison Control Centre: 800-268-9017 Fire Department Emergency & Non-Emergency Services

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Fire Department Emergency: 911 Fire Department Ajax: 905-683-4481 Fire Department Oshawa: 905-433-1238 Fire Department Pickering: 905-839-9968 Fire Department Scugog: 905-985-2384 Fire Department Whitby: 905-668-3312 Crisis/Distress Services

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Crisis Intervention Team - Lakeridge Health Oshawa: 905-576-8711 Crisis Mental Health Services: 800-742-1890 Distress Centre Durham Region: 800-452-0688 Bethesda House: 905-697-9472 Denise House: 905-728-7311 Durham Region Domestic Violence/Sexual Assault Centre: 905-668-3050

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