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2017 –2018 Table of Contents MEMBER DIRECTORY Chamber Information The value of being a member ........................................ 4 Connect. Learn. Lead. Board of Directors ........................................................... 5 Publisher: Whitby Chamber of Commerce Whitby Chamber of Commerce Staff .............................6 [email protected] Advertising Sales: Greg Frankson Member Directory [email protected] Member listing ...........................................................7–31 Graphic & Editorial Design: Lori Thompson graphicaladesign.com Resource information .............................................. 32 –33 Printing: Golding Graphics Member listing index .............................................. 34 –36 goldinggraphics.com In consideration of the environment, please recycle this document. A special thank you to our annual Corporate Partners who through their participation and support assist in © 2017 –2018 Issue. Published by the Whitby Chamber of Commerce. All rights reserved. Any providing members with programs and events reproduction or duplication without prior written consent of the publisher is strictly prohibited. The information in this directory is gathered and carefully compiled in such a way to ensure throughout the year. maximum accuracy. Members with a join date after March 31, 2017 may not be included in this publication. The Whitby Chamber of Commerce cannot and does not guarantee the correctness of all information nor the complete absence of errors and omissions; hence no responsibility for the same can be, nor is, assumed. Corporate Partners Premium Partners Media Partners Connect Partners Member Directory 2017-2018 | 3 Advocacy Champion public policy and legislative change. Committees Utilize your talent and skills, form lasting relationships, all while elevating your profile. Exposure THE VALUE OF Explore the exciting marketing opportunities BEING A MEMBER to help promote you and your business both The Whitby Chamber of within and outside the Commerce provides membership. opportunities for local businesses Learn and professionals to: Engaging subject matter experts, guest lecturers • Elevate professional profiles and workshop leaders to enhance your professional within the community and development. the Chamber • Enhance business skills and Member 2 Member expertise to stay competitive M2M Program is a great way to foster member support and • Develop strategic partnerships to shop-local. to grow your business Networking Connect with other members and colleagues • Benefit from various savings in the business programs community to stay relevant and to promote • Stay abreast of relevant your business. business and political developments Savings • Champion public policy and Save on gas, merchant services, office supplies, legislative change insurance and more! 4 | Whitby Chamber of Commerce WHITBY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Board of Directors Back Row: Kevin Baker, Durham College; Kevin Bathe, Ritchie Shortt & Tully LLP; Kyle Paterson, Bryson Insurance; Brion Hendry, BDO Canada LLP; Matthew Mackenzie, University of Ontario Institute of Technology Front Row: Rob Ichelson, canaPHEM; Heather St. Amand, Abilities Centre; Cathy MacAskill, MacAskill Chiropractic and Wellness Centre Absent: Matt Douglas, CRCS DKI; Brandon McBride, Mason Bennett Johncox; David Paterson, Royal Ashburn Golf Club Member Directory 2017-2018 | 5 Whitby Chamber of Commerce Staff Back Row: Greg Frankson, Engagment & Outreach Manager; Rylie Wilton, Event Management Coordinator; Brenda Bemis, Office Manager Front Row: Natalie Prychitko, Chief Executive Officer; Samantha Wallace, Marketing & Communication Coordinator; Heather Bulman, Marketing & Communications Manager 6 | Whitby Chamber of Commerce WHITBY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Member Listing 2017 –2018 ACCOMMODATIONS BDO Canada LLP — Brion Hendry Renaud Rutland, Chartered 60 Columbia Way, Suite 300, Markham Accountants Best Western Durham Hotel 905-946-5419 1124 Brock St. S., Whitby & Conference Centre bdo.ca 559 Bloor St. W., Oshawa 905-666-2720 905-723-5271 renaudrutland.com bestwestern.com/ca/durhamhotel Collins Barrow Durham 1748 Baseline Rd. W., Suite 200 Ritchie Shortt & Tully LLP Courtice Chartered Accountants Holiday Inn Express, 905-579-5659 500 Brock St. S., Whitby Whitby/Oshawa collinsbarrow.com/courtice 180 Consumers Dr., Whitby 905-668-7788 905-665-8400 rstaccountants.com Copetti & Co. Professional expresswhitby.com Corporation Roberts, Marlowe, Jackson, 601 Brock St. S., Whitby Jackson & Associates Motel 6 905-666-2111 22 Stevenson Rd. S., Oshawa 165 Consumers Dr., Whitby copetti.ca 905-665-8883 905-579-5531 rmjj.ca motel6.com David Pankiewich Chartered Accountant Professional Corporation Smith Chappell Marsh Vilander LLP Residence & Conference Centre 274 Mackenzie Ave., Ajax 21 Gladstone Ave., Suite 306, Oshawa 32 Commencement Dr., Oshawa 647-401-4209 905-728-8700 ext. 8707 905-720-0265 scmv.ca stayrcc.com/oshawa Deloitte LLP 5140 Yonge St., Suite 1700, Toronto Residence Inn by Marriott 416-643-8758 Stephen Rowlands Chartered 160 Consumers Dr., Whitby deloitte.ca Professional Accountant 905-444-9756 1913 Dundas St. E., 2nd Floor, Whitby 905-404-9316 marriott.com/yyzwy Freeman & Lourenco, LLP, CPA's 511 Bond St. W., Oshawa 905-576-4619 Your Bottom Line ACCOUNTANTS — CERTIFIED 52 Thornbury St., Courtice GENERAL 905-436-6663 Hurren Sinclair MacIntyre, CPA's LLP BTG Financial Group 144 Old Kingston Rd., Suite 4, Ajax yourbottomline.ws Ashburn 905-683-8856 905-649-5946 hsmca.com ACCOUNTING & TAX SERVICES Christam Consulting Inc. Paul Don Professional Corporation Irene Leahy, Chartered 905-430-6170 218 Dundas St. E., Whitby Professional Accountant 905-430-1817 131 Samac Trail, Oshawa thomasanderson.ca 905-432-7753 myTAX101 132 Darren Ave., Whitby 416-407-4216 J.E. Ian Middleton CA ACCOUNTANTS — CHARTERED 337 King St. W., Oshawa mytax101.com Arden Vanderhorst 905-728-6951 Professional Corporation ianmiddleton.com Tax Audit Solutions 213 Byron St. S., Suite 100, Whitby 1751 Wentworth St., Unit 1, Whitby 905-728-2100 905-665-8819 J.R. Bailey CA taxauditsolutions.ca avpc.ca Professional Corporation 11 Stanley Crt., Unit 7, Whitby BDO Canada LLP 905-668-8644 ACTUARIAL CONSULTANTS 419 King St. W., Suite 502, Oshawa Executive Centre JDM Actuarial Expert Services Inc. O'Keefe Accounting Group 313 Powell Rd., Whitby 905-576-3430 ext. 5237 101A Mary St. W., Whitby 905-999-4763 bdo.ca 905-666-0909 jdmactuarial.com okeefecpa.ca Member Directory 2017-2018 | 7 MycRushAuto Ltd. 405 Mary St. E., Whitby 905-668-2467 mycrushauto.com AUTOMOBILE — RECREATIONAL VEHICLES SALES/SERVICES Campkin's Camping Centre 9760 Baldwin St. N., Myrtle Station 905-655-8613 campkins.com ADVERTISING/MARKETING ANTIQUE DEALERS AUTOMOBILE DEALERS 360insights Days of Future C & C Motor Sales Limited Subaru 420 Green St., Suite 202, Whitby & Past Antiques 1705 Dundas St. W., Whitby 905-665-4927 c/o 1546 Taunton Rd, RR #1, Hampton 905-430-6666 360insights.com 905-432-3896 ccmotors.ca CreativeBuz Marketing Services ART/GALLERIES/CRAFTS Clarington Hyundai 413 Leeds Crt., Oshawa 17 Spicer Sq., Bowmanville 905-579-8184 4Cats Arts Studio 905-697-3737 308 Taunton Rd. E., Unit J04, Whitby creativebuz.com claringtonhyundai.ca 905-425-4228 4cats.com/whitby Durham Biz Marketing Group Gus Brown Buick GMC Ltd. 67 Flint Cres., Whitby 1201 Dundas St. E., Whitby 905-666-9884 Station Gallery 905-668-5846 1450 Henry St., Whitby durhambizmarketing.com gusbrown.com 905-668-4185 whitbystationgallery.com Durham Trade & Commerce Motorcity Mitsubishi 865 Farewell St., Oshawa 1520 Dundas St. E., Whitby 905-426-6598 AUDIO VISUAL EQUIPMENT 905-430-2351 durhamregion.com motorcitymitsubishi.ca Entertainment Source Company Inc. 200 Bond St. W., Unit 106, Oshawa Elevated Sales and Marketing Nurse Chevrolet Cadillac Ltd. 4 Bloomsbury St., Whitby 905-926-2211 entertainmentsource.ca 1530 Dundas St. E., Whitby 647-465-6085 905-668-3304 elevatedsales.ca marynurse.com NCS Event Technology Services Whitby Ontario Mapping 416-986-1549 Whitby Oshawa Honda Company ncs-tech.com 300 Thickson Rd. S., Whitby P.O. Box 82 Stn., Brooklin, Whitby 905-666-1772 905-432-2347 honda1.com ontariomapping.ca Optilinx Systems Inc. 4570 Thickson Rd. N., Whitby 905-655-3462 Whitby Toyota Co. ReachLocal Canada optilinx.com 1025 Dundas St. W., Whitby 6 Lansing Square, Suite 217, North York 905-668-4792 647-896-4448 whitbytoyota.com reachlocal.com/ca/en Stagevision Inc. 585 Carlyle Crt., Oshawa 905-438-9928 SMB Web Services AUTOMOBILE 22 Birchpark Dr., Whitby stagevision.com LEASING/RENTALS 905-396-9422 Discount Car & Truck Rentals sbwebservices.net AUTOBODY REPAIRS 1110 Dundas St. E., Whitby Jensen Auto Collision Inc. WebMarketingPro.ca Inc. 105 Ash St., Whitby Enterprise Rent-A-Car 28 Barberry Crt., Whitby 905-668-3331 1111 Dundas St. E., Whitby 416-937-5316 jensenautocollision.com 905-430-4535 webmarketingpro.ca enterprise.com 8 | Whitby Chamber of Commerce Quest Automotive Leasing Services BAKERIES Durham Region Association 4960 Sheppard Ave. E., Toronto of REALTORS® 416-609-2125 Cupcake Junkie Bakery & Cafe Ltd. 50 Richmond St. E., Unit 14, Oshawa 404 Brock St. S., Whitby questauto.com 905-723-8184 905-430-3200 durhamrealestate.org cupcakejunkie.ca AUTOMOBILE SERVICE Greater Oshawa Chamber & REPAIRS Kake Kreations 116 Dundas St. W., Whitby of Commerce 44 Richmond St. W., Suite 100, Oshawa Flash Automotive Repair Inc. 905-493-8855 401 Dunlop St. E., Whitby 905-728-1683 kakekreations.ca 905-668-1255 oshawachamber.com flashautomotiverepair.com BANQUET/MEETING/EVENT
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