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Newmarket Hydro

Newmarket-Tay Power Distribution Ltd. (NTPDL) is an Ontario EnergyBoard licensed electricity distribution company. NTPDL operatesa distribution system in the service area approved by theOntario Energy Board. The shareholders are the Town of Newmarket and the Township of Tay. Our Vision: An independent, industry-leading LDC committed to our customers' changing needs. Our Mission:Earning the trust of our customers by safely and reliably meeting their electricity needs. Core Values: Our Team is the strength of our company. We demonstrate the following values in everything we do: •Safety First – our top priority on the job and in the communities we serve. •Respect – is how we treat each other and our customers. •Reliable – our customers depend on us to provide electricity and the ×

407 ETR

407 ETR – For the things that matter most. Life is busy enough without sitting in traffic. At 407 ETR, we're focused on getting you there faster so you can focus on the things that matter most. ×

FYI Doctors Newmarket

FYidoctors - Newmarket, is an eye clinic serving the local community of Newmarket, Ontario. In addition to comprehensive eye care, our optometrists specialize in treating patients with traumatic brain injuries, low vision, learning and reading difficulties, dyslexia, and colour blindness, among others.×

Sun Life -Tim Kelly

Whether you’re thinking about your family, home, career, health or retirement – or any combination of these – we’ve got advice, products and services to help you live a brighter, more financially secure and healthier life.×

Poly-Mor

A fast, cost-effective solution to lift, align and stabilize settled concrete slab-on-grade structures; to void-fill, densify and stabilize low density compressible soils; construct reinforced structural polymer base that has high thermal characteristics and is a vapor barrier; and polymer piles.×

Keep 28 Dental Centre

Dr. Neal Mortensen and Dr. Frances Skinazi met at The University of Western Ontario Dental School and graduated and got married in June of 1996. They both started their dental careers in Hamilton but moved north of Toronto when they started their family so they could be closer to their parents, brothers, sisters, and cousins. They joined Dr. David Charters at Keep 28 Dental Centre in 1999 and over the next few years grew to love this dental family of dedicated staff and warm, welcoming patients. It was a natural transition when Dr. Charters retired in 2010 and transferred the care of his dental family to the hands of Dr. Mortensen and Dr. Skinazi. Our two dentists love different aspects of dentistry but they share the goal of doing their best for each patient’s specific needs. They listen ×