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SALE ENDS SOON ! CORRECTION NOTICE To our valued customers: We apologize for any inconvenience caused by an error in our flyer dated: January 18 - January 24. Product: HP DV6748CA . Please note on page 22 of the January 18th flyer, sku 10097792 - HP DV6748CA does not come with an HD DVD player. SKU:10097792 Taxpayers protected by new bill of rights (NC) - Canadian taxpayers now have three new ways to help them ensure they're getting a fair deal on their income tax - the Taxpayer Bill of Rights, the Taxpayers' Ombudsman and Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) Service Complaints Program. The bill of rights, ombudsman and service complaints program have been introduced to ensure that taxpayers are treated fairly, equitably and with respect. There are three websites you can visit for more information: cra.gc.ca/rights cra.gc.ca/ombudsman cra.gc.ca/complaints MONEY MATTERS 2008 To advertise in Money Matters in 2008 please call Amy at 905-873-0301, ext. 237 for more details. 12 Acton/Georgetown, Friday, January 18, 2008 Halton Hills Fire Protection and Prevention Services has received a notification of potential fire hazards from several heat recovery systems. The thermal protector in the motors of these HRV systems, installed in more than 51,000 homes across Ontario, can fail and pose a potential fire hazard to homeowners. Certain models produced and installed between 1991 and 2001, and again between Oct. 2006 and Aug. 2007, are affected. The company Venmar, has identi- fied the following brand names as hav- ing been affected: Venmar Brand - NuTone Venmar AVS Brand - Heil Brand VanEE Brand - York Conformax - Sears Carrier, Bryant - Guardian by Broan Payne - Rheem Brands Day & Night - Ruud-Protech- Weatherking Flair Investigations of two home fires in Burlington in 2006 resulted in con- cerns of Venmar HRVs, said Halton Hills fire department Chief of Operations John Martin. Venmar ini- tiated an upgrade program for affected HRVs installed between 1991 and 2001. He added, recently, the manufac- turer initiated a second upgrade pro- gram for the HRV systems produced between Oct. 2006 and Aug. 2007. Martin said about 10 per cent of the homes with the affected units have been retrofitted under the upgrade program, however that leaves over 51,000 homes at risk of potential fire. Are these units in our community, and if so, how many of our citizens are aware of the potential risk, asked Martin. Homeowners with HRV systems manufactured by Venmar Ventilation Inc. during the above periods should immediately call Venmar at 1-866- 441-4645 or at www.venmar.ca to determine if their unit is affected. Venmar heaters may pose fire hazard