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Independent & Free Press (Georgetown, ON), 19 Apr 2011, Business Link, BL07

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7 Business Links, Tuesday, April 19, 2011 January - March 2011 1596441 Ontario Inc. A.H. Office Services Active Choice Acton B.I.A. Acton Optical AGL Marketing Limited All Call Communications Andrews Scenic Acres/ Scotch Block Winery ANH Refractories Canada Inc. Apex Tool & Die Ltd. A-Plus Self Storage Apple Auto Glass Arnott, Ted, MPP Wellington - Halton Hills Avila Investments Ltd. B & M Garage Door Inc Badger Laser Toner Bath and Kitchen Studio Beaumont Mill Antiques & Collectibles Better Cut Keys & Locks Big Brothers Big Sisters of Halton Bird Fuels Blue Springs Flower & Gift Shop Brampton Real Estate Board Bulldog Appliances Buttle and Tavano Professional Corporation Caldwell Securities Ltd. CIBC Cogeco Cable Colonial Tree Service Creative Embroidery Works & Promotional Products Crownseal Basement Waterproofing Inc. Culligan Curves Deborah Gilmore, Broker, Johnson Associates Real Estate Ltd. Dek Electrical Inc. Deker Electric Ltd Dianne Penrice, Broker, Johnson Associates Halton Ltd. Dominion Lending Centres Doorn Garden Centre Downtown Georgetown BIA Dr. Caroline Teske - Optometrist Edward Jones - Georgetown Elayne Tanner & Associates Inc. Escarpment Views Express Employment Professionals Fargo Transportation Services Ltd. Feet In Motion Fibrenew Industries Halton/Peel Inc. Flotech Canada Complete Plumbing Fred's Towing Galvcast Manufacturing Inc. Georgetown Printing Ltd. Georgetown Thai Cuisine Glazed Expressions Ceramics Studio Global Assets Solutions Inc. Auctioneers, Appraiser, Liquidators H3R Human Resources Services Halton Hills Canine Services Halton Hills Public Library Halton Peel Communication Association Halton Place Horse & Country Holly Industries Horizon Packaging, Community Living North Halton Identities J.V. Clothing JK Woodworks Kelsey's Leathertown Lumber Inc. Literacy North Halton Living Lighting MacMillan's Gourmet Frozen Foods Mary Kay Cosmetics - Barbara J. Martin Metalscape Mount Royal Painting Inc. Mountainview Residence & Terrace Norbram Group Insurance Benefits Inc. North Halton Heating Norval Plumbing Centre Inc. NRJ Consulting Perma-Shine Inc. Power Quest Electric Ltd. Purity Life Health Products Saputo Dairy Products Canada G.P. (Neilson) Shelly's Chocolate & Gifts Sheridan Nurseries Shoeless Joe's Restaurant Simply Yoga Simply Health SouthWestern Energy Inc. Sparkle Your Space State Farm Insurance, Lora Greene Stride Styling Spaces Superior Glove Works Ltd. Technical Fastener Product Supply Terra Cotta Cookie Co. Ltd. The Carpet Palace Ltd. The Garden Lady The Georgetown Hearing Clinic The Pita Pit The Royal Academy of Arts & Education The Sign Shoppe The Spa on Main TransCanada Energy Ltd. TY Virtual Assistant United Way of Halton Hills Upper Credit Humane Society Thrift Shop Varanelli, Daniel, CGA, CFP Virtually Working for You Wal-Mart Canada Wenham, Bruce CGA William McKeown, Broker & Janet McKeown, Sales Woodchuck Farms Inc. Yorkshire Enterprises Inc. Young's Insurance Brokers Inc., Lily Jurkas Ask The Professionals PROFESSIONALS Win a coupon for 50% off a Happy Ad with every question submitted For the Professionals by May 19th, 2011. features@independentfreepress.com or call 905-877-0301 ext. 237 WANTED wfreed@synergybenefits.ca 360 Guelph St., Georgetown, ON 905-703-8857 1-877-826-2468 www.synergybenefits.ca 1-800-794-5880 Wendy Farrow-Reed CHRP (Certified Human Resource Professional) & WellnesCenter Inc. Jeff Brookfield 324 Guelph St., Georgetown Halton Gate Plaza JENNI VENERUZ www.GetEnergyGrants.ca www.HomeInspectorsHelp.com 905-702-7891 to inform our readers & answer their questions Q: A: Do Employer's have to provide time off for Employee's to vote? Contact Special Features to find out about our booking specials 905-873-0301, ext. 237 features@ independentfreepress.com A federal election has been called for May 2, 2011. Under the Canada Election Act, all employees who have the right to vote are entitled to three consecutive hours on election day, during voting hours, to cast their votes. Where an employee's hours of work prevent him or her from having the three consecutive voting hours required under the Act, the employer must allow the time for voting that is necessary to provide those three consecutive hours. The time off is paid and must be scheduled at the convenience of the employer. For example, if an employee usually finishes work at 5:00 p.m. and the polls close at 7:00 p.m., the employee must be allowed to leave work no later than 4:00 p.m. Where an employee has three consecutive hours that fall within the voting hours, but fall outside of his or her work hours, there is no obligation to provide time off from work. Q: A: What types of things do I need to do to properly maintain my home? When we conduct inspections for buyers of homes, we look at some 400 items in the house; some structural, some safety and some maintenance items. However, once we leave the inspection, normally these things don't get checked again by homeowners. Every homeowner should be doing their own checks every 3 to 6 months. This includes replacing your furnace filter, test and replace batteries in smoke detectors, check ground fault circuit interrupters, check hand rails, check for a water heater temperature pressure relief valves, check the water heater temperature, clean out dryer vents, sump pump check and much more. Every homeowner should put a plan in place to schedule in these simple checks and fixes. Go to HomeInspectorsHelp. com/homecheck-test and take our 6 question test to see if you're properly maintaining your home. It could save a life. I have had "clicking" and pain in my jaw for many years. It has recently become more painful and sometimes locks. Can a physiotherapist help me? Q: A: Pain in the jaw can be very debilitating and if left untreated can result in permanent disability and dysfunction. Physiotherapy is an excellent option for people with jaw issues. The goals of physiotherapy are to improve the biomechanics of the jaw, reduce pain and restore function. The physiotherapist will work with you and your dentist and/or orthodontist to develop the best treatment plan for you. Exercises given are simple, painless and very effective. Most treatment can be done as a home program. Jenni Veneruz has advanced training in the assessment and treatment of the TMJ (temporomandibular joint).

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