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Business
Associations
To submit information on a
business association, simply send us an e-mail to cco@web.net with the internet address.
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Note:
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Descriptions of each association is
taken from the association's web site.
N/A = "not available"
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AGCare
Agricultural Groups
Concerned about Resources and the Environment (AGCare), through
its 16 member groups, represents Ontario's 45,000 growers of
field and horticultural crops on agricultural pesticide use, crop
biotechnology developments, and other related environmental
issues.
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Environmental Policy
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Environmental Reporting
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Membership List
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N/A
While there is no environmental
policy available on-line, the site explains a number of AGCare's
programs such as Environmental
Farm Plans.
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N/A
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YES
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AGCare
Agricultural Groups
Concerned about Resources and the Environment (AGCare), through
its 16 member groups, represents Ontario's 45,000 growers of
field and horticultural crops on agricultural pesticide use, crop
biotechnology developments, and other related environmental
issues.
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Environmental Policy
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Environmental Reporting
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Membership List
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N/A
While there is no environmental policy
available on-line,
the site explains a number of AGCare's programs such as Environmental
Farm Plans.
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N/A
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YES
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Ontario
Restaurant Association
The Ontario Restaurant
Association (ORA) is the proactive voice of the foodservice
industry in Ontario, protecting the industry from potentially
harmful legislation at all levels of government. In addition, the
ORA provides money-saving benefits to its members. Membership
consists of all types of foodservice establishments, from small
independents to chain establishments, as well as suppliers and
institutions.
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Environmental Policy
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Environmental Reporting
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Membership List
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N/A
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N/A
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Ontario Chamber of
Commerce
The Ontario Chamber of Commerce represents over 50,000 business
members through a network of 181 community Chambers of Commerce
and Boards of Trade, in addition to over 500 corporate members.
August 24, 1998: The web site is under construction. Check to
see if more information is available on-line.
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Environmental
Policy
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Environmental
Reporting
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Membership
List
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N/A
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N/A
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Canadian Chemical
Producers Association
CCPA is actively involved with a wide range of public policy
issues in its bid to promote a competitive, responsible and
credible chemical industry. Our credibility with Canadians rests
with our commitment to avail accurate, balanced and clear
information on the industry, the chemicals and chemical products
we manufacture, along with the environmental and health risks
associated with those products.
Responsible Care is our most
outstanding public achievement. Conceived and developed in Canada in the
mid-1980s as a direct response to public concerns over chemicals in the world
around us, it has now been adopted by over forty countries around the globe.
Each of our member companies is committed to CCPA’s Responsible Care
initiative. Through Responsible Care, we publicly demonstrate our unwavering
commitment to manage our chemicals, chemical products and industrial processes
responsibly.
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Environmental
Policy
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Environmental
Reporting
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Membership
List
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Care
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N/A
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N/A
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Canadian Manufacturers
of Chemical Specialities Association
CMCS is an industry trade association for
companies who manufacture, market, process, package and
distribute: Soaps & Detergents, Pest Control Products, Waxes
& Polishes, Antiseptics, Sanitizers, Disinfectants, Aerosols,
Antimicrobial Chemicals, Automotive Chemicals, Deodorizers, Flame
Retarding Chemicals, Water Treatment Chemicals.
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Environmental
Policy
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Environmental
Reporting
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Membership
List
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N/A
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Yes
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Canadian
Plastics Industry Association
"To advance the prosperity and
international competitiveness of the Canadian plastics industry
in an environmentally and socially responsible manner". CPIA
is a new organization that builds on the strengths of the Society
of Plastics Industry (SPI), the Canadian Plastics Institute (CPI)
and the Environment and Plastics Institute of Canada (EPIC), as
well as a number of regional organizations.
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Environmental
Policy
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Environmental
Reporting
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Membership
List
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N/A
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N/A
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Canadian Polystyrene Association
CPRA is the first and only dedicated polystyrene recycling
facility in Canada.
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Environmental
Policy
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Environmental
Reporting
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Membership
List
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N/A
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N/A
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Environment
and Plastics Institute of Canada
(no website found, but there are links to EPIC publications on the CPIA
site)
EPIC delivers an effective response to plastic solid waste
issues. This response concentrates on product stewardship, public
affairs and communications.
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Environmental
Policy
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Environmental
Reporting
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Membership
List
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N/A
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N/A
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Society of the Plastics Industry of Canada (no
website available)
The Society of the Plastics Industry of Canada (SPI) has
approximately 400 members, drawn mostly from the plastics
processing industry, but with strong representation from
synthetic resin suppliers and machinery and mould manufacturers.
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Environmental
Policy
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Environmental
Reporting
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Membership
List
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N/A
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N/A
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The Vinyl Council of
Canada
The Vinyl Council of Canada, formed in 1994, is a national trade
group representing over 25 companies, including PVC resin and
additive producers and processors representing virtually every
end-use for PVC. Pipe and fittings, siding, film, sheet, custom
and window profiles, rigid and flexible packaging and recyclers
are all represented.
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Environmental
Policy
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Environmental
Reporting
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Membership
List
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N/A
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N/A
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Canadian Association of
Petroleum Producers (CAPP)
The Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers represents the
upstream producing sector of the petroleum industry. Member
companies find, develop and produce more than 95 per cent of
Canada's natural gas and crude oil. Those companies range in size
from start-up operations to major integrated companies. Associate
members provide a broad range of services to the upstream sector
of Canada's petroleum industry.
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Environmental
Policy
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Environmental
Reporting
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Membership
List
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YES
Look for the "Environmental Code of
Practice"
in the publications cataloge -- $1.00 charge
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N/A
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N/A
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Independent Power Producers' Society of Ontario (IPPSO)
IPPSO is a non-profit organization of power producers, equipment
suppliers, consultants and environmentalists concerned with
alternate energy production or non-utility generation (NUG).
Technologies include cogeneration, small hydro, biomass, energy
from waste, wind, solar, and other environmentally-preferable
sources. IPPSO currently has over 600 members, including
100 corporate members, with annual sales of about $1 billion.
IPPSO publishes a magazine (IPPSO FACTO), runs the annual
Canadian Independent Power Conference and Trade Show, intervenes
in public hearings, and represents the industry to government,
utilities and the public.
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Environmental
Policy
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Environmental
Reporting
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Membership
List
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N/A
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N/A
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Propane Gas Association of Canada (no website
available)
The PGAC is a national not-for-profit association for the
Canadian propane industry dedicated to maximizing the economic
and environmental benefits of propane to Canadians, and promoting
a safe and friendly product for all users from industrial to
recreational.
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Environmental
Policy
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Environmental
Reporting
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Membership
List
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N/A
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N/A
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Canadian
Environmental Industry Association (Ontario)
Canadian Environment Industry Association - Ontario (CEIA
Ontario) is a private sector, not-for-profit association that is
dedicated to promoting the economic health of environment
business, thereby strengthening its domestic and international
competitiveness.
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Canadian Bankers
Association
Established in 1891, the Canadian Bankers
Association (CBA) is a professional industry association
representing Canada's chartered banks - domestic and foreign.
Canadian banks have over 8,000 branches and employ more than
221,400 Canadians.
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Environmental
Policy
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Environmental
Reporting
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Membership
List
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N/A
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YES
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Canadian Pulp and Paper Association
CPPA represents forest products companies across Canada. CPPA
activities are funded by member companies. Each member company is
represented on the Association's Board of Directors by its
President or Chief Executive Officer. Together, our members
account for nearly all the paper and pulp produced in Canada.
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Environmental
Policy
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Environmental
Reporting
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Membership
List
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N/A
The site has a lot of information on
environmental issues, but no formal policy.
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N/A
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YES
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Ontario Forest Industry Association (no website available)
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Ontario Accomodation Association (Motel Ontario)
The Ontario Accommodation Association is
the non-profit association serving Ontario's independent
accommodation industry.
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Environmental
Policy
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Environmental
Reporting
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Membership
List
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N/A
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YES
search for motels
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Ontario Hotel & Motel Association
Founded in 1925, the OH&MA is the
premier organization representing the accommodation, food and
beverage service industry in the province of Ontario.
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Environmental
Policy
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Environmental
Reporting
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Membership
List
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YES
Search for hotels
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Aggregate Producers Association of Ontario
Founded in 1956, the APAO is a non-profit industry Association
representing the construction aggregate industry in Ontario. The
Association represents over 250 companies and corporations.
Producing members supply over 85% of the Province's 115 million
tonnes of aggregate consumed annually.
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Mining
Association of Canada
The Mining Association of Canada's mission is to promote, through
the collective action of members, the growth and development of
Canada's mining and mineral-processing industry, for the benefit
of all Canadians.
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Environmental
Policy
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Environmental
Reporting
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Membership
List
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N/A
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N/A
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Ontario Mining Association (August 1998: website
under development)
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Environmental
Policy
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Environmental
Reporting
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Membership
List
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N/A
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N/A
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Prospecters
and Developers Association of Canada
The PDAC is the national organization representing the interests
of the exploration and development sector of the Canadian mineral
industry. On behalf of its 7065 individual and 131 corporate
members, the Association lobbies governments for policies which
will foster a robust exploration industry and speaks to them
about the industry's concerns.
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Environmental
Policy
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Environmental
Reporting
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Membership
List
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Ontario
Camping Association
The Ontario Camping Association has given leadership, encouragement and direction to the organized camping movement for over 60 years. It is a voluntary, non-profit organization, comprised of individuals, camps and camping organizations who support organized camping as 'an educational, recreational experience, guided by trained leaders
in a natural environment.'
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Environmental
Policy
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Environmental
Reporting
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Membership
List
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program of accreditation for member camps. It publishes
"Guidelines for Accreditation" a standards booklet covering
health, safety and environmental aspects. Contact OCA for
details.
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N/A
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Several
types of members are listed on the website.
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Ontario
Private Campground Association
The Ontario Private Campground Association
is the representative body of the privately owned campgrounds in
Ontario. While every campground in Ontario is not a member, the
approximately 400 members are leaders in the development and
promotion of camping in Ontario for the economic benefit of our
Province.
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Environmental
Policy
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Environmental
Reporting
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Membership
List
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N/A
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Yes
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Ontario
Golf Association
Ontario's association of golf courses and golfers.
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Environmental
Policy
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Environmental
Reporting
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Membership
List
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N/A
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YES
lists Ontario's golf courses
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Royal Canadian Golf
Association
The RCGA shall foster and promote the game
of golf in Canada, preserve the traditions and history of the
game, organize and administer the playing of National Golf
Championships, operate golf related activities which contribute
resources to deliver and improve programs, provide a leadership
role for golf in Canada and have a presence at the International
level which will endeavour to influence the development of golf
worldwide.
The RCGA provides member clubs with the latest
information about turf management, ensuring Canadian golfers have
the best playing conditions possible while protecting the
environment. Through sponsorship of the Canadian Turfgrass
Research Foundation and the Audubon Cooperative Sanctuary System
of Canada, the RCGA is promoting research and development in
environmental and agronomic fields.
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Environmental
Policy
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Environmental
Reporting
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Membership
List
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N/A
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Ministry of Transportation Links to Industry
Associations
Canadian Vehicle Manufacturers Association
(August 1998: website under development)
The Canadian Vehicle Manufacturers' Association is a national
industry association with a 70 year history of representing
Canada's largest manufacturers of light and heavy duty vehicles.
The CVMA serves as an effective bridge between member companies
and governments federally and provincially on issues that affect
the automotive industry in Canada. The CVMA facilitates the
development of a consensual, industry position on a variety of
issues common to all member companies.
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Environmental
Policy
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Environmental
Reporting
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Membership
List
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Ontario Automobile
Recyclers Association
The Ontario Automotive Recyclers Association has been the voice
of the auto recycling industry in Ontario since 1992. OARA has
kept Auto Recyclers informed and involved with input and
information into current industry trends and government
legislative initiatives that affect auto recyclers. In addition,
as the membership grows, numerous membership benefits are now
available to enhance a members opportunities and productivity.
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Environmental
Policy
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Environmental
Reporting
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Membership
List
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N/A
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YES
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Ontario Good
Roads Association
As Canada's largest municipal association, OGRA represents
the transportation-related concerns of over 650 municipalities.
For 104 years, this association has aided municipalities in their
efforts to offer a world class road and transportation system.
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Environmental
Policy
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Environmental
Reporting
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Membership
List
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Ontario
Motor Coach Association
The Ontario Motor Coach Association (OMCA)
is a trade association representing the interests of Ontario's
intercity bus industry. On behalf of our 1,200 members, including
80 motor coach and 80 travel and tour operations, the OMCA works
with all government levels to highlight the achievements of the
province's intercity bus business. OMCA members provide
scheduled, charter, tour, contract, transit and school bus
services throughout the province.
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Environmental
Policy
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Environmental
Reporting
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Membership
List
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N/A
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YES
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Ontario Trucking
Association
The Ontario Trucking Association (OTA) was
founded in 1926, and provides services and public policy advocacy
for trucking companies hauling freight into, out of and within
the Province of Ontario and the continent. OTA presently has
about 800 member companies and is the only trucking association
in Ontario that represents and has members from all segments of
the industry -- for-hire carriers, private carriers,
owner-operators, intermodal, suppliers, etc.
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Environmental
Policy
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Environmental
Reporting
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Membership
List
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YES
describes membership categories
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Railway
Association of Canada
The RAC is the industry association of
freight, passenger and commuter railways that operate throughout
Canada. In June 1998, there are 45 railways operating in Canada
and, with the growth of the short line railway industry, we
expect our membership to grow.
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Environmental
Policy
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Environmental
Reporting
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Membership
List
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N/A
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YES
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Ontario Home
Builders Association
The Ontario Home Builders' Association is the voice of the
residential construction industry in Ontario. It represents
approximately 3,400 member companies that are organized into 34
local associations across the province. Our membership is made up
of all disciplines involved in residential construction,
including builders, land developers, renovators, trade
contractors, manufacturers, suppliers, realtors, mortgage
lenders, apartment owners and managers, housing consultants,
economists, planners, architects, engineers, and lawyers.
Together they produce 80% of the province's new housing.
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Environmental
Policy
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Environmental
Reporting
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Membership
List
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Urban
Development Institute
The Urban Development Institute/Ontario (UDI) has acted as the
voice of the land development, building and property management
industry in Ontario for 40 years. The Institute is a non-profit
organization supported by its members which include firms and
individuals who own sizeable holdings of raw land, apartment
units and business space.
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Ontario Waste
Management Association
The Ontario Waste Management Association,
founded in 1977, speaks for nearly 300 independent companies in
the private sector who provide the products and services for a
better environment. Our business is to protect the environment
through the proper management of waste and recyclable materials.
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Environmental
Policy
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Environmental
Reporting
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Membership
List
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N/A
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YES
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