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DATE: Tuesday November 20, 2018Social: 17:30, Dinner: 18:30, Program: 20:00

LOCATION: Centurion Conference & Event Centre170 Colonnade Rd, Nepean, ON K2E 7J5

THEME: Student

PROGRAM: Humber River Hospital Design

Kurt Monteiro, P.Eng., HFDP, HBDP, Smith + Andersen, Toronto, Ontario, received first placein the new health care facilities category for Humber River Hospital, Toronto (2016). Thebuilding is owned by the hospital.A 656 bed facility, the hospital is one of Canada’s largest acute care facilities. The hospitalleadership had a vision of “lean, green and digital,” with a goal of reinventing patient care.

The facility achieved many milestones in meeting that vision, including:• Being the first fully digital hospital in North America• Largest modular green roof installation in Canada• Largest installation of electrochromic glass in North America• 100 percent outside air operation for improved indoor air quality and infection control

The building is designed to exceed ASHRAE Standard 90.1-2007, Energy Standard forBuildings Except Low-Rise Residential Buildings, by 40 percent. Several approaches were usedto achieve this goal, including an integrated heating and cooling plant with highly efficientventilation equipment and distribution; air side enthalpy recovery; enhanced building envelopedesign that incorporates automatically adjusting electromechanical glass to reduce solar gainduring peak cooling times; and a lighting design featuring controls accessed via patient bedsidecomputer terminal, which achieves a lighting power density 46 percent lower than Standard90.1-2007.To enhance infection control and indoor air quality, all air handling units supply 100 percentfresh air with no recirculation. Design of HVAC systems with energy efficiency and energyrecovery features reduced the energy impact of these 100 percent fresh air systems.The hospital automated 75 percent of deliveries, including laboratory specimen testing, linenand garbage transportation, guided vehicles to deliver supplies and food to patient rooms.

SPEAKER : Kurt Monteiro, B.A.Sc., P.Eng., LEED AP, HFDP, HBDPPrincipal, Smith + Andersen

With a career that spans 20 years, Kurt Monteiro has established a reputation that carefullybalances innovation with client satisfaction. Kurt first started at Smith + Andersen as a co-op

Space is limited so please register online at the link below

Chapter Members: $48.00 Guests: $65.00 Student Members: $35.00 Life or Fellow: $48.00

Past President: $0.00 Past President Companion: $0.00

As the 2018-19 ASHRAE seasoncontinues into Fall, I would like tobegin by thanking everyone forjoining us at the Centurion Centreon October 16th. The presentationby Liam O’Brien was both excellentand informative. The evening wasalso a great opportunity to connectwith colleagues and friends and toform new connections.

Thank you very much ModernNiagara Ottawa for donating Senstickets for the Research Promotionraffle held during the Octobermeeting. Mike Swayne was thelucky recipient and is headed to theClub Bell seats! These raffles are animportant part of our annual RPcampaign and we appreciate any andall donations that are made.

The November program meeting isscheduled for November 20th at theCenturion Centre and we have afantastic program lined up. KurtMonteiro received an ASHRAE

Society Technology Award andwas recognized at the SocietyWinter Meeting in 2017 for hiswinning project submission underCategory III - Health CareFacilities, New. Mr. Monteiro willpresent the award winning projectand review what led to the success ofthe project and the ASHRAE SocietyTechnology Award.

Also for the November programmeeting, ASHRAE SocietyPresident Sheila Hayter willpresent her presidential theme“Building Our Energy Future”.President Hayter will discuss whatbuildings professionals need to knowto prepare for changes to theelectricity sector. The discussion willinclude a review of the electrical gridas we know it today, changes thatare coming for the future and whatwe need to consider in order to getthere. Please go to our website atwww.ashrae.ottawa.on.ca and click

on the registration link to sign up.The theme of the evening will beStudents. The long term success ofour industry relies on youngergenerations getting engaged andwhat better way for students to getinformed about ASHRAE and tonetwork with industry professionalsthan to attend the programmeetings. We encourage allstudents to attend and alsoencourage our members working inthe industry to consider sponsoringa student’s admission to the programmeetings.Thank you and I look forward toseeing you soon!

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PresidentDaniel Redmond2018-2019OVC PresidentCarleton University

E-mail: [email protected]

President’s Message

student, before graduating from theUniversity of Toronto in 2000 witha degree in MechanicalEngineering. Since then, Kurt hasspent the majority of his career withSmith + Andersen and, over thelast decade, has focused onhealthcare and laboratoryprojects – particularly large P3projects and renovations to existinghealthcare facilities. Kurt has beenan active member of the ASHRAE

Toronto Chapter for many years,serving on the board of governorsand currently acting as Secretary ofthe Chapter’s Executive Committee.He is a voting member of theASHRAE Certification Committee,as well as a provisional correspondingmember for several healthcare andlaboratory technical committees. Kurtis also an active member of the CSAMedical Gas technicalsub-committee that publishedCSA-Z7396.1 Medical Gas

Pipeline Systems. Kurt led theSmith + Andersen team that wonfirst place in the New HealthcareFacilities category at the 2017ASHRAE Society TechnologyAwards for their work on the$1.2-billion Humber River Hospitalproject in Toronto.

What better way to display a newproduct, existing line, or sharegreat ideas than to have a table-topdisplay at our local OVC ASHRAEmeetings? The OVC meetingsprovide a captive audience in theindustry and exposure to 60+ people.

We currently have table-top openingsat a variety of upcoming meetings.Get your table before they are allgone!

Please contact David Michelin([email protected]) to secureyours today!

Cost for a table-top is $225 andspaces are filling up quickly, so bookyour table-top today!

Payment is to be made through theonline system prior to the datereserved.

Follow the link below:

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Thank you very much for yourcontinued support of ASHRAEResearch Canada!

ASHRAE Research plays animportant role to improve the qualityof life and to answer tomorrow’squestions through research today.For every dollar raised towardsResearch Promotion in Canada,four dollars are invested towardsresearch projects in Canada byASHRAE Society.

The 2018-2019 RP Campaign Teamincludes: Rob Lefebvre, FrankBann, Michael Swayne, GeorgesMaamari, Abbey Saunders, AdamGraham and Dan Redmond.

To date, the RP campaign hasraised 21% of our $35,000 goal for

2018-2019. We are in a greatposition to hit our target of 30% byDecember 31st.

Thank you to Modern Niagara fordonating Ottawa Senator hockeytickets which help raise $550towards the RP campaign.Congratulations to Michael Swaynewho was the lucky winner!The following list of current2018-2019 RP campaign donors willbe provided in each monthlynewsletter and updated on thewebsite, so donate quickly to seeyour name appear!

Two of the easiest ways to make yourdonation to the 2018-2019 RPCampaign are by clicking either ofthe links below.

Shouldyou wish to donate by cheque, pleasemake payable to ASHRAE OttawaValley Chapter. My contact detailsare below, and I will gladly makearrangements to pick-up anycheques if needed.

Aaron DobsonAinsworth Inc.100-2935 Conroy RoadOttawa, ONK1G [email protected]: 613.203.1951

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2018-2019 ResearchPromotion

President-ElectAaron Dobson2018-2019 OVC President-Elect Ainsworth


ASHRAE Society link:https://xp20.ashrae.org/secure/researchpromotion/rp.htmlASHRAE OVC link:https://ashraeottawa.simplesignup.ca/en/2594/index.php?m=eventSummary

ASHRAE Partner

$5,000 - $9,999

ASHRAE Associate

$2,500 - $ 4,999

Major Donor Silver

$1,000 - $2,499

Ainsworth

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Major Donor Bronze

$500 - $999

Major Donor Antique

$250 - $499

Honor Roll Individuals

$100 - $249

Modern Niagara Aaron DobsonDan Redmond

Mastron Mechanical

Frank BannChris Frauley

Adrianne MitaniMichael Swayne

Steve MoonsCeline Baribeau

Jacob Haugh

Special Thank-You to the following Donors for their contributionDarryl Boyce, Belimo Aircontrols (CAN), David Michelin

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The October program meeting ofthe 2018/2019 ASHRAE season washeld at the Centurion Conference& Event Center on ColonnadeRoad, and the theme for the eveningwas Research Promotion andDonor Recognition. The meetingwas attended by fifty-six guests,which consisted of forty-sevenmembers and eight guests. Theprogram for the evening wasDesigning buildings for people.The speaker was Liam O’Brien,P.Eng, Ph.D. an AssociateProfessor at Carleton University’sArchitectural Conservation andSustainability Engineeringprogram.

President Dan Redmond called themeeting to order, and introduced theExecutive and Board ofGovernors. Secretary AdrianneMitani introduced the guests for theevening.

Student Activities Chair ElizabethPrimeau spoke about starting up thenew Student Branch at QueensUniversity and the Earl of Marchtour at Modern Niagara.Algonquin College’s ASHRAEstudent project is also underwaywith Chris Frauley mentoring thestudents. President-Elect AaronDobson spoke about the currentResearch Promotion campaign,and the raffle for tickets to theOttawa Senators’ game November4th in Club Bell, donated byModern Niagara. The Researchpromotion has been formed and willsoon be reaching out aboutdonations to this year’s campaign.

Aaron Dobson spoke about lastyear’s research promotioncampaign, and recognizedcompanies and individuals from lastyear. The campaign results from the2017-2018 year was a record for thechapter, and the Ottawa chapterwas recognized as being one of thetop three of all ASHRAE chapters

for funds raised.

Dinner was an assorted buffet withcake and coffee served for dessert.President Dan Redmond announcedthe program topic and introduced thespeaker, Professor Liam O’Brien,who is a past recipient of ASHRAEresearch funding. Approximately$100,000 of ASHRAE Researchfunding from over the years has gonetowards Carleton graduate studentprojects, many who have gone on tobecome professors themselves.

The presentation was on DesigningBuildings for People. The majorityof Liam’s research incorporatesusing people as sensors, sincebuilding comfort is a subjectivestudy. Building controls can be fullymanual and controlled directly bybuilding operators or users, or theycan be fully automated with littleinput by those who operate or usethem. Neither option is a perfectsystem, and the goal of the researchis to balance between automationand user input. This is becausepeople want control and are morecomfortable when they are able tohave control over their environment.

People were asked what makes agood workspace, both in studies andin online polling that went acrossCanada, and many responses variedwidely. Lighting for instance for aworkplace is recommended to bebetween 400-500 levels, butpreferred values are a wide range ofpreferences that make it hard to givean exact number that will meeteveryone’s needs.

Thermal comfort as defined byASHRAE 55 is an adaptive model forpreferred indoor temperature andhumidity, which is dependent on theoutdoor temperature. This is due tothe way that people dress and whattemperature ranges are normalbased on the season.

The WELL standard, similar toLEED, is a standard for buildings thattakes into account the qualities of air,water, nourishment, light, fitness,comfort, and mind for the occupantsof a building. These are importantbecause in the end a building is forpeople to reside within. This leads totwo models of building design, onewith the occupants as a boundarycondition to the building, the other isa two-way interaction between theoccupants and the building whichadapts to the requirements of theusers.

When we look at ASHRAE 55, thedefinition of thermal comfort isinherently subjective and it is acondition of mind from the occupantto define what comfortable is.Therefore, without feedback from theoccupant it can never be solved fully.

Therefore, Liam proposes hisconcept of Humans as Sensors andthe feedback loop of informationfrom the occupant to the buildingautomation and back. With systeminteraction with users to provideinput, allow for logic of the buildingsystem to react, and to also providefeedback to the users to indicate thatinput is received and the system isreacting to accommodate. One of theproblems with energy efficient andautomatic systems, is that there isno feedback to the users, with lowtemperature water system, notwarming quickly to the touch, orquiet HVAC systems don’t hiss air orrumble when turning on.

When a building is normally fullyoccupied, Professor O’Brienstipulates that there is little benefit

What You Missed SecretaryAdrianne Mitani2018-2019OVC SecretarySmith+Andersen


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with individualized controls, smalllighting zones, and demandventilation, the benefit and savingsonly comes into effect when thereare large swings in occupancy levels,and people constantly movingaround which allows energy to bespent where the users are.

There were ten questions for thespeaker, including questions aboutan active cooling chair, overheadversus task lighting, with taskusually preferred to be able to

customize requirements. Heatingand cooling people versus buildings,in the example of the individualheating and cooling chairs, whichwas a ongoing study and does nothave enough data. He was askedabout user interfaces and theability for users to understand, whichbrought up the energy literacyproblem. This is why feedback tothe user is important to ensure thatthe user is also learning how thesystem is working not just thesystem reacting to the user.

President Dan Redmond thankedLiam O’Brien and gave him a gift onbehalf of the chapter, and remindedattendees of the survey which willbe emailed. The next meeting isNovember 20th at the CenturionConference and Event Center withpresentations from ASHRAEPresident Sheila Hayter and KurtMonteiro on a Canadian ASHRAETechnology Award winningproject.

HI OVC!

We have had our first YEA event ofthe year at the Redblacks game andit was a sell out! It was an excitinggame that saw the Redblacks comefrom behind to beat Hamilton35-31. Thank you to our sponsorTotal HVAC and to everyone whocame out, the turnout was amazing!

These social events are a great way

to meet other members. We areplanning on having our second eventbeing Archery Tag in December tokick off the holiday season. I will besending out an invitation to allmembers through the chapterwebsite with more eventinformation once details areconfirmed.

Thank you all for the continuedsupport!

Hey students!

Next month’s chapter meeting willbe a big one for students. We willprovide rides to students, or we willpay your transit to come out to themonthly meeting from any campus inOttawa, including from Queens inKingston. Please contact me directlyto take advantage of this offer.

In other news, the Ottawa ValleyChapter is happy to announce a newscholarship of $3,000 for a studentfrom the Ottawa region. This hasbeen years in the making for ourchapter and we are very excited tobe able to award it for the first time.

The information can be found at thefollowing link:

https://www.ashrae.org/communities/student-zone/scholarships-and-grants/ashrae-society-chapter-scholarships.

This scholarship is for students froma qualified undergraduatemechanical, architectural,sustainability, or building scienceengineering or engineeringtechnology program. The student must be enrolledfull-time to qualify. For anyquestions, please feel free to contact

me at [email protected].

Good luck to all applicants!

Liz Primeau

Student ActivitiesElizabethPrimeau2018-2019OVC Student Activities ChairTotal HVAC


Student Activities

YEA


CommitteeChairJordan Hansen2018-2019OVC YEA ChairGoodkey Weedmark&Associates Limited

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ASHRAE and ASPE StrengthenPartnership with Signing of NewMoU Agreement

ATLANTA (Oct. 12, 2018) –ASHRAE and the American Societyof Plumbing Engineers (ASPE)have signed a new Memorandum ofUnderstanding (MoU) formalizing theorganizations’ relationship.

The MoU was signed by 2018–2019ASHRAE President-Elect DarrylBoyce, ASHRAE Executive VicePresident Jeff Littleton,2016–2018 ASPE President MitchClemente, CPD, FASPE, and ASPEExecutive Director/CEO BillySmith, FASPE, on Oct. 1. Theagreement defines parameters onhow the two societies will collaboratemore closely to continue furtheringand promoting the advancements ofa more sustainable builtenvironment.

These include but are not limited to:general advocacy; research;technical committee coordination;joint conferences and meetings;training and education programs;publication distribution and chaptercollaboration.

“We are excited about exploringcollaborative ventures with ASPE,”says Sheila J. Hayter, 2018–2019ASHRAE President. “ManyASHRAEmembers work in firms thatprovide a full spectrum ofmechanical, electrical, and plumbing(MEP) services. The water-energynexus in buildings is becoming morepronounced as we push buildings toperform using integrated buildingdesign tools and techniques.”

“Working with other professionalsocieties in the broader engineeringcommunity is critical in today'sfast-paced world of evolvingtechnologies and engineeringmethods,” says Smith. “We lookforward to working together withASHRAE to promote ongoingeducation, best practices, networkingand new technologies for a moresophisticated and sustainable indoorenvironment.”

ASHRAE Announces NewHVAC&R Student Competition

ATLANTA (Oct. 11, 2018) –ASHRAE has announced a call forentries for its 2019 HVAC&RStudent Paper Competition.

The competition is aimed at studentsworking on their Bachelor orMaster’s degree who are membersof ASHRAE. The winning entry willrepresent the Society at the 2019HVAC World Student Competitionto be held in conjunction with the2019 CLIMA Conference, May26-29, in Bucharest, Romania.

“The ASHRAE HVAC&R StudentCompetition seeks to recognizecreative accomplishments of studentmembers,” said William Bahnfleth,ASHRAE Presidential Member andchair of the ASHRAE CLIMA 2019Steering Committee.

“In addition to presenting highquality ASHRAE student work to theSociety, the top entry will representthe Society in the HVAC WorldStudent Competition, a

competition against students fromother organizations. ASHRAE willfund the entrant’s expenses to attendand present at CLIMA 2019,”Bahnfleth said.

A key component of therequirements is the preparation of apaper that is based on an acceptedBS or MS thesis. The paper’s topicmust be in the area of HVACtechnology, building services, indoorenvironmental control or energyperformance of buildings.

Entrants for the 2019 ASHRAEHVAC&R Student Competition areasked to do the following:

Submit a six-page maximum•length paper that is based on anaccepted BS or MS thesis by Nov.30.Give a 10-minute oral•presentation on Monday, Jan. 14,during a session scheduledduring the ASHRAE 2019Winter Conference in Atlanta,Ga.Prepare a poster for discussion•between the entrants and jurors.

Entrants will be notified shortly afterthe presentations of the competitionresults.For more information about the2019 ASHRAE HVAC&R StudentCompetition or to submit an entry,visit ashrae.org/StudentCompetition.

News Update GovernorJacob Hough2018-2019OVC Program CommitteeTotal HVAC


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Greetings Everyone,

November is upon us and so too isour third meeting of the year. It’simportant to give thought to ourcontinued growth as a chapter.

As a whole we are strong, but thereis always room to improve.November 20th we have a great

agenda planned. Grab a colleaguethat doesn’t know what ASHRAE isall about and bring them along. Ihope to see you there.I would like to welcome the followingnew members:

David O. Fanset•Brad W. Neitzel•

Membership Update MembershipPromotionAndrew Brown2018-2019OVC Membership CommitteeMaster Group


Ladies and Gentlemen,

Just a reminder that the 2018ASHRAE Bowling Social will beheld on Wednesday November 21st, 2018 atthe Merivale Bowling Center (1916Merivale Rd., Ottawa,www.merivalebowlingcentre.com ).Registration will run through to the14th of November, so sign up soon!

The format will be three games with4 people per lane. 7:00 pm start.Please show up at 6:30 pm toregister. The entry fee is $200 perfoursome, or $60 per individual. Theentry fee includes warm-up, 3games, shoe rental and plenty ofnachos/wings/pizza. Individual

participants will be assigned intogroups of four.

This is intended to be a social eventto promote the camaraderie andfellowship of ASHRAE, pleaseconsider attending. Registration canbe done on-line via the link below.

Registrations will be confirmed viaemail receipt. If you have anyquestions, or need more information,please don’t hesitate to contact me.


Payment can be made during theonline registration.

Michael Callaghan or AdamMoonsMaster Group25H Northside Rd.Nepean, On. K2H 8S1Cell: 613-795-2816 [email protected]

2018 OVC Bowling Social TreasurerAdam Moons2018-2019OVC TreasurerMaster Group


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2019 ASHRAE Winter ConferenceThe 2019 ASHRAE Winter Con-ference & AHR Expo in will beheld in Atlanta from January 12-16, 2019. The ASHRAE WinterConference is centrally located indowntown Atlanta at the OmniCNN Center, neighboring the AHRExpo at the Georgia World Con-gress Center. This is the event ofthe year for professionals in theHVAC&R industry.

The Conference Technical Programoffers over 100 sessions within 8tracksTrack 1.Systems and Equipment Track 2.HVAC&R Fundamentals andApplications Track 3.Refrigeration Track 4. Construction, Operation,and Maintenance of High Perform-ance Systems Track 5. Common System Issuesand Misapplications. Track 6. The Convergence of Com-fort, Indoor Air Quality, and EnergyEfficiency Track 7. Building Integrated Re-newables and Natural Systems

Track 8. The Engineer's Role in Ar-chitecture

The AHR Expo is from Jan. 14-16and directly across the street fromthe conference hotel. The Show willhost more than 2,000 exhibitorsand 65,000 industry professionals.When you register for the ASHRAEConference, your ASHRAE badgewill give you access to the AHRExpo.

Additional conference activities in-clude technical and generaltours of Atlanta, social events likethe Welcome Party and Mem-bers Night Out, and of courseASHRAE Learning InstituteCourses, Certification exams,and more.

Keynote Speaker: Grant Imahara(Former Host on Discovery’s “Myth-busters” & Animatronics Engineer-ing Expert). For almost a decade,Grant Imahara was one of thehosts of Discovery Channel’s Myth-busters. Using a blend of science

and fun, he put urban legends tothe test, sometimes with explosiveresults. Grant tested hundreds ofmyths, and in the process, swamwith sharks, hung from the skids ofa helicopter, fired cheese out of acannon into the San FranciscoBay, sliced a car in half using arocket sled, destroyed so manycars he’s stopped counting, andbuilt many, many robots, all in thename of science.

ASHRAE has prepared some docu-mentation to assist members in re-questing support from theiremployers to attend. If interested,please follow the links to the Justi-fication Toolkit. If you have ques-tions let us know, or you can [email protected].

See you in Atlanta!

PresidentDaniel Redmond2018-2019OVC PresidentCarleton University


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Capital Communiqué

2018-2019President

Daniel RedmondPresident-Elect

Aaron DobsonTreasurerAdam MoonsSecretary

Adrianne MitaniGovernorsChris FrauleyJoe Della ValleJacob Hough

Celine BaribeauPeter Shaw-WoodPast President

Adam Graham

CommitteesAttendanceSandy Taylor

AuditAbbey Saunders

Capital CommuniquéEvans Mutua

CRCDaniel Redmond

CTTCJacob HoughGrassroots

Government AffairsAdam MoonsFinancialSandy TaylorGreeter

Chris FrauleyHistory

Ryan DickinsonMembership PromotionAndrew Brown

Nominations & Awards

Abbey SaundersSteve Moons

PAOEAaron DobsonProgramJames PadyResearchPromotionAaron DobsonRoster

Georges MaamariSpecial Events

Colleen FoxJoe Della ValleRod LancefieldAdam MoonsStudent Activities

Elizabeth PrimeauTable TopDavid Michelin

YEAJordan HansenWebsite

Ryan Dickinson

Advertising career opportunities on theASHRAE Ottawa Valley Website makes goodbusiness sense. We offer a unique way to reachtechnical professionals and make your ad dollarswork hard for you.

To discuss your needs, contact one of ourchapter officers, via our “This Year” page.Increase the impact of your advertising throughthe ASHRAE Ottawa Valley Website today.

Rates for career opportunities ads are as follows:

Chapter Member: $50/month$80/2 months$100/3 months

Non-member: $250/month

Note: Purchase of additional months will only have a discounted rate if purchased upfront. Otherwise the standard rate will apply for additional months.

Placement of an AdWe suggest that you complete and submit our advertisement form to speed up theprocessing of your request. If you have provided your e-mail address, a confirmationreceipt e-mail will be sent to you for reference.

Please note that ads require prepayment made to the treasurer. Please register andpay through the online system and contact Adam Moons ([email protected]) withany questions. Follow the link below for payment.

The ads will appear on the website until the end date for publication provided in thesubmitted form. To extend the ad, please resubmit the form with the new publicationdates and the required prepayment amounts.`

Business CardAdsYou can support your chapter and promote yourbusiness by placing your business card in theCapital Communiqué. It will also appear on thechapter website.

The cost is $250.00 for the year. Please contactRod Lancefield at [email protected] formore details.

Payment will be made through the online system. Follow the link below forpayment.https://ashraeottawa.simplesignup.ca/en/2591/index.php?m=eventSummary

Ads will now require prepayment. All of last year’s ads will appear in theCommunique for the first month of this year to allow time for payment for theupcoming year. Ads will be refreshed accordingly in the second Communique.

Publicity2018-2019 Publicity Committee Co-ChairHTS Engineering Ltd.E-mail: [email protected]

PublicityRod Lancefield2018-2019 Publicity Committee Co-ChairHTS EngineeringLtd.


Advertising TreasurerAdam Moons2018-2019OVC TreasurerMaster Group


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