These are the seven business functions for Conservation Ontario: 1. Government Relations Identifies collective opportunities and concerns for Conservation Authorities. Builds strategic relationships with key senior staff from all levels of government within those departments most relevant to Conservation Authority business. 2. Policy and Program Developments Identifies opportunities and responds to issues and government policy initiatives impacting Conservation Authority business; coordinating and developing collective CA positions. 3. Building and Maintaining Partnerships Builds provincial-level partnerships with key government decision-makers and other stakeholder groups in order to promote collective Conservation Authority influence and profile as well as identify funding and program opportunities. 4. Corporate Communications Develops and implements strategic collective communications and marketing initiatives that raise the awareness of the network of Conversation Authorities and promotes the important work they do in Ontario's watersheds. 5. Research and Information Builds and maintains an inventory of information about Conservation Authorities programs and services that assists in planning initiative and promotion of the network to key decision-makers and other stakeholders. 6. Evaluation and Reporting Promotes effective performance measurement among Conservation Authorities in order to ensure consistency and be able to demonstrate, to stakeholders, the value of the work being done by CAs. 7. Education and Training Support the transfer of information and knowledge so that individual Conservation Authorities may benefit from the experiences of the collective.

Clocks; casual clothing, namely shirts, sweatshirts, sweaters, polo shirts, t-shirts, sweatpants, wind-breakers, jackets, ties, scarves; head gear, namely visors, baseball caps, hats; drinking and eating wares, namely mugs, drinking glasses, shot glasses, teacups, saucers, plates; bags, namely tote bags, computer bags, briefcases, backpacks, executive bags, travel bags; umbrellas; jewellery; playing cards; statues; writing instruments.

Association services in connection with promoting the interests of retired teachers, education administrators and others receiving pensions or allowances under the Teachers' Pension Act, namely: advocating on important issues to retired teachers, such as Canada Pension Plan, Teachers' Pension Plan, government health services and government legislation in connection with the same; monitoring pension legislation and commenting on and recommending improvements to proposed changes to said legislation; supporting and advocating for active teachers and public education; dissemination of information of specific interest to retired teachers in Ontario via pamphlets and a website; dissemnation of a quarterly magazine containing information and updates on areas of interest to retired teachers; conducting workshops and providing information on retirement issues and other issues of interest for retired teachers in Ontario; coordination of travel services for members, namely liaising with travel agency service to coordinate vacations and travel of interest to members.

Professional institute services, namely: establishing, maintaining and conducting an institute for technicians, engineering technicians, applied science technologists and engineering technologists; assisting members in advancing their status, recognition and welfare and in increasing their knowledge, skill and proficiency; providing technical services to members; dissemination of information relevant to the provision of services by technicians, engineering technicians, applied science technologists and engineering technologists; providing a forum for promoting the use of technicians, engineering technicians, applied science technologists and engineering technologists by way of conference, seminar, and symposia, and both printed and electronic media; providing a venue for promoting the public interest as it relates to technicians, engineering technicians, applied science technologists and engineering technologists by way of conference, seminar, and symposia, and both printed and electronic media; certification of technicians, engineering technicians, applied science technologists and engineering technologists through a qualification process which includes an assessment of their education, experience and character; development and maintenance of Standards of Professional Practice and Code of Ethics for use in the provision of services by technicians, engineering technicians, applied science technologists and engineering technologists; professional development training; dissemination to the public of information and public education; liaison with other organizations and regulating bodies on behalf of technicians, engineering technicians, applied science technologists and engineering technologists; publication of literature, videos and software relevant to the provision, advancement and promotion of services of technicians, engineering technicians, applied science technologists and engineering technologists.

Vacuum compression apparatus for die cutting machines; pre-compression cutting presses; steel rule dies for cutting patterns in textiles for use in combination with vacuum compression apparatus; machine parts, namely steel rule cutting dies featuring flexible cutting knife cavities mounted with mounting braces on a non-metallic mounting plate for cutting patterns in textiles and the like.

Chemicals and adhesives

Paints, varnishes and lacquers

Information technology services for the healthcare sector, namely: secure hosting in data centres, network services, portal services to build portals to meet the needs of healthcare professionals, secure email to allow healthcare professionals to share patient data and to find each other on a user directory, registration services to register, enroll and authenticate users of other products and services, contact centre where clients can call for assistance, electronic health record development leading to a secure online record of personal health information, standards management to help build consensus on standards, privacy and security services and training for clients.

General insurance services, namely, commercial, liability and property insurance.

Publications related to the delivery of home care and community support services.

Association services, namely promoting and supporting members who are community-based not-for-profit and for profit organizations in Ontario providing home care and community support services.

Providing information, advocacy and communications services through distribution of information packages, bulletins, news releases, newsletters, website postings, submissions and presentations to government and government agencies, and by conducting conferences, workshops and symposia relating to energy topics and issues; developing best practices and industry solutions within the energy industry via committee meetings and presentations at committee meetings by guest speakers; promoting best practices and industry solutions within the energy industry via news releases, papers and presentations to government, committees and departments, internet postings, presentations at industry events, distribution of information packages, and conferences, workshops and symposia relating to best practices and energy industry solutions; developing industry positions and initiatives relating to government and regulatory policies and programs on energy through facilitated issues-focused committees and task forces; communicating the views, objectives, and positions of the energy industry to the public, government, interest groups and the media via news releases, industry position papers and presentations to government committees and departments, internet postings, presentations at industry events, and distribution of information packages; providing networking services for its members including forums, workshops and conferences relating to energy issues.