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Liste Des Fournisseurs Pour Les Perceptions De Comptes Liste des fournisseurs pour les Perceptions de Comptes A A. & B SOUND A.B. TREASURY A.R.C. ACCOUNTS RECOVERY OPERATION A.R.C. ACCOUNTS RECOVERY CORPORATION ABBOTSFORD (CITY OF) ABC BENEFITS CORPORATION ABLE CABLEVISION LTD ACC LONG DISTANCE LTD. ACCESS CABLE TELEVISION LTD - B/S LTD ACCESS CABLE TELEVISION LTD. ACCESS COMMUNICATION ACCESS COMMUNICATIONS INC. ACN CANADA ACTON VALE, VILLE DE ADAM, W.H. ADRIATIC FUEL OIL CO. LTD. ADVENTURE ELECTRONICS INC. AETNA CANADA-MARITIME LIFE AETNA LIFE INS. CO. AETNA LIFE INS. CO. OF CANADA AFFINITY CARD (CARTE AFFINITÉ) AFFILIATED MEMBER CARD (CARTE MEMBRE AFFILIÉ). AGENCE DE RECOUVREMENT COLL-BEC LTÉE AGLINE (TORONTO, MONTREAL AND HALIFAX PROCESSING CENTRES) AGLINE, THE CHARGE ACCOUNT FOR RURAL CANADA AGRICARD AGRICORE AGRICORE COOPERATIVE LTD AGRICORP AGRICORP / CROP INSURANCE AGRICULTURE FINANCIAL SERVICES CORP. AIC ASIA INTERNATIONAL SERVICES CORP (ALBERTA) (UTILITY) AIC ASIA INTERNATIONAL SERVICES CORP. AIRWAY SURGICAL APPLIANCES LTD/LTEE AJAX HYDRO ELECTRIC COMMISSSION ALARME CONCORDE INC. ALARME DE LA CAPITALE (1992) INC. ALARME TÉLÉTRONIC INC. ALBERT VANLOON ALBERTA (PROVINCE OF) (CORP. TAX HOTEL AND ROOM) ALBERTA (PROVINCE OF) (MAINTENANCE ENFORCEMENT - CHILD SUPPORT PAYMENTS) ALBERTA (PROVINCE OF) (RURAL ELECTRIFICATION) ALBERTA BLUE CROSS ALBERTA FUEL OIL/ALBERTA TRIDENT ALBERTA HEALTH CARE INSURANCE PLAN ALBERTA WHEAT POOL ALEXANDRIA CABLEVISION ALFRED/PLANTAGENET CABLEVISION ALL COMMUNICATIONS NETWORK OF CANADA CO. ALLIANCE MUTUEL-VIE/MUT.LIFE ALLSTATE ALLSTATE (TAXES) ALMONTE HYDRO ALTAGAS UTILITIES INC AMALGAMATED COLLECTION SERVICES INC. AMEX BANK OF CANADA (AMERICAN EXPRESS) AMHERSTBURG HYDRO-ELECTRIC COMMISSION AMOS (VILLE D') AMTELECOM COMMUNICATIONS (CABLE TV / TELECOMMUNICATION) ANAESTHESIA MANAGEMENT INC. ANCASTER (CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF) ANCASTER HYDRO-ELECTRIC COMMISSION ANDERSON FUELS ULTRACOMFORT ANGLIN FUELS ANJOU (VILLE D') ANNAPOLIS COUNTY (MUNICIPALITY OF) ANTHONY INSURANCE INC APPAREILS ÉLECTRONIQUES BÉRUBÉ INC. APSLEY FUELS ULTRACOMFORT 51 AQUATERRA CORP./CRYSTAL SPRINGS AQUATERRA/CRYSTAL SPRING AQUATERRA/EAU DE SOURCE LABRADOR ARGOS ALLIANCE INC. ARNPRIOR CABLEVISION ARNPRIOR HYDRO ELECTRIC POWER COMMISSION ASPHODEL-NORWOOD,CORPORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF ASSOCIATES FINANCIAL SERVICES OF CANADA LTD ASSOCIATION D'HOSPITALISATION DU QUÉBEC ASSURANCE-VIE DESJARDINS - LAURENTIENNE ASSURANCE-VIE DESJARDINS - LAURENTIENNE -VISION AT &T CANADA TELECOM SERVICES COMPANY AT&T CANADA CORP AT&T CANADA ATCO ELECTRIC LTD ATCO GAS LTD ATCO SINGLEPOINT LTD ATLANTIC SPEEDY PROPANE LTD. ATOP COMMUNICATIONS INC AURORA (THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF) AURORA (TOWN OF) WATER & SEWER AURORA CABLE TV LIMITED AURORA HYDRO AUTO PRO AVENTURE ELECTRONIQUE INC. AXA INSURANCE AXA PACIFIC INSURANCE AYLMER (VILLE DE) AYLMER, VILLE DE (TAXES) B B & G UTILITIES LTD B.C. HYDRO B.C. MEDICAL PLAN B.C. MOBILE AUTOTEL B.C. TEL MOBILITY B.C. TEL. B.C. TEL. DEPOSIT/PAYMENT RECEIPT B.C.’S CHILDREN’S HOSPITAL FOUNDATION B.C.A.A. INS. AGENCY BADDECK CABLE TV LTD BAIECOMEAU(VILLEDE) BAIECOMEAU(VILLEDE) (TAXES AFFAIRES) BAIECOMEAU(VILLEDE) (TAXES FONCIÈRES) BAIE D'URFÉ BANK OF AMERICA CANADA VISA BANK OF AMERICA SPECIALITY GROUP (LOAN PAYMENTS) BANK OF AMERICA VISA CARD PAYMENTS BANK ONE INTERNATIONAL (VISA) BARRHEAD REA LIMITED ENERGY ACCOUNT BARRIE (CORPORATION OF THE CITY OF) BARRIE HYDRO BARRIE, CITY OF (P.U.C.) BARRIE, CITY OF (TAXES) BAY RESIDENTIAL LONG DISTANCE BAYLINE COMMUNICATION INC BC GAS UTILITY LTD BC TEL BCE EMERGIS BEAUCEVILLE (VILLE DE) BEDFORD (TOWN OF) BELL CANADA BELL CANADA INDEXATION EN DIRECT- CODE 004 BELL CELLULAR BELL FUEL (NEW TORONTO) LTD BELL GAZ LTÉE BELL MOBILITÉ CELLULAIRE BELL MOBILITY CELLULAR BELL MOBILITY PAGING BELLEVILLE UTILITIES COMMISSION BEMANY.CA INC UTILITY BENCHARGE (FURNITURE PLUS) BENEFICIAL (PRICE COSTCO) BERG FUELS LIMITED BERTHIAUME FUELS BETTER BUSINESS BUREAU BIMAR INC. BIMAR PROCEDURE BLACK LAKE TELEDIFFUSION INC. BLACK MOUNTAIN IRRIGATION DISTRICT BLAINVILLE (VILLE DE) BLAY FISHER BLINDMAN VALLEY PROPANE CO-OP BLUE CROSS OF ATLANTIC CANADA BLUE MOUNTAIN (CORP OF TOWNSHIP OF) (TAXES & SERVICES) BLUEWATER POWER DISTRIBUTION CORPORATION BOEHMERS P.O. BOISBRIAND (VILLE DE) BOISBRIAND (VILLE DE) BONNE ROUTE (BENEFICIAL) BONNYVILLE GAS COMPANY LTD BOUCHERVILLE (VILLE DE) (CONTRAVENTIONS) BOUCHERVILLE (VILLE DE) (TAXES) BOUNDARY OIL PRODUCTS LTD BOURGET/CLARENCE CREEK CABLEVISION BOUTHILLIER RIOUX INC. BOUTIN, P.A. INC. BOW RIVER GAS CO-OP LTD BRACEBRIDGE (TOWN OF) BRACEBRIDGE HYDRO ELECTRIC COMMISSION BRADFORD WEST GWILLIMBURY BRAMPTON (CITY OF) BRAMPTON HYDRO BRAMPTON HYDRO-ELECT. COMM. BRANTFORD HYDRO (UTILITY) BRANTFORD TOWNSHIP HYDRO-ELECTRIC COMM. BRESCIA COLLEGE BRIAND & MOREAU CABLE T.V. INC. BRICO VAL ROYAL BRICO BRITISH COLUMBIA (PROVINCE OF) (ACCOUNT REMITTANCE -HOTEL ROOM TAX SOCIAL SERVICE TAX - AMBULANCE - MUNICIPAL & REG. HOTEL ROOM TAX - MOTOR VEHICLE BR. - PHOTO RADAR) BRITISH COLUMBIA (PROVINCE OF) (INSURANCE, TAX, CORPORATE CAPITAL TAX, PROPERTY TRANSFERT TAX) BRITISH COLUMBIA (PROVINCE OF) (LOGGING TAX) BRITISH COLUMBIA (PROVINCE OF) (WATER) BRITISH COLUMBIA HYDRO & POWER AUTHORITY BRITISH COLUMBIA (TAXES) BROCK (TOWNSHIP OF) BROCK HYDRO ELECTRIC COMMISSION BROCK UNIVERSITY BROCKVILLE GAS BROMPTON 80 INC. BROMPTONVILLE (VILLE DE) BROSSARD (VILLE DE) (CONTRAVENTIONS) BROSSARD (VILLE DE) (TAXES) BROWN’S FLAT FINANCE LTD BRUCE MUNICIPAL TELEPHONE SYSTEM BT PETROHEAT BUCHAN OIL LIMITED BUCK MOUNTAIN GAS CO-OP BUCKINGHAM (VILLE DE) BUDGET PROPANE QUÉBEC BUILDING BOX PROFESSIONNEL BUILDING BOX PROFESSIONNEL PRESTIGE BUILDING BOX RÉGULIÈRE BULLWORKER BURLEIGH-ANSTRUTHER-CHANDOS (TOWNSHIP OF) BURLINGTON (CITY OF) BURLINGTON CABLENET BURLINGTON HYDRO INC. BURNABY (CITY OF) (PERMIS D’AFFAIRES) BURNABY (CITY OF) (SERVICES - TAXES) BURNT LAKE GAS COOP LTD BURRARD INDIAN BAND BUSINESS TELECOM EQUIPMENT C 3304141 CANADA INC. CCPANL (CITIZENS CRIME PREVENTION) FUNDRAISING - (90021578) C R D REGIONAL WATER SUPPLY C.A.R.R.A. (VOIR COMMISSION ADMINISTRATIVE DES RÉGIMRES DE RETRAITE ET D’ASSURANCES) C.F. CABLE T.V. INC. C.S. CENTRAL QUÉBEC C.S.T. FOUNDATION C.T.E. (TELECOM) C1 COMMUNICATIONS CAA AUTO CLUB & TRAVEL AGENCY CAA CENTRAL ONTARIO CABLE REGINA CABLE DE RIVIÈRE-DU-LOUP PAIEMENT COMPTANT CABLE T.V. LIMITED CABLENET - ALL DIVISIONS (BURLINGTON, COMOX VALLEY, ESTEVAN, KAMLOOPS, KINGSTON, LETHBRIDGE, OACKVILLE AND WEYBURN) CABLENET - DIVISION OF COGECO CABLE CANADA INC. CABLESTRIE INC. CABLEVISION DU NORD DE QUÉBEC INC. CABLEVUE (QUINTE) LTD CABLEWORKS COMMUNICATIONS CABLO G INC. CABLODISTRIBUTION DE LA CÔTE DU SUD INC. CAC OF CANADA LIMITED CALGARY (CITY OF) - SENIOR CITIZENS CALGARY (CITY OF) - TRAFFIC TAG CALGARY (CITY OF) (CALGARY TRANSIT) CALGARY (CITY OF) (GENERAL ACCOUNT - BUSINESS LICENCE - AMBULANCE INVOICES - DOG LICENCE INVOICES - BUSINESS TAX -UTILITY BILL - SENIOR TRANSIT PASS LOCAL IMPROVEMENT) CALGARY (CITY OF) CALGARY HERALD (THE) CALGARY HOUSING AUTHORITY CALGARY HOUSING COMPANY CALGARY MIRROR (THE) CALGARY SUN (THE) CALGARY, CITY OF (PROPERTY TAX, LOCAL IMPROVEMENT PAY OUT) CAMBRIAN COLLEGE OF APPLIED ARTS AND TECHNOLOGY CAMBRIDGE & NORTH DUMFRIES HYDRO ELECTRIC COMMISSION CAMBRIDGE (CITY OF) CAMBRIDGE (CITY OF) (TAX NOTICE) CAMBRIDGE AND NORTH DUMFRIES HYDRO ENERGY + CAMOSUM COLLEGE CAMPBELL RIVER COURIER ISLANDER CAMPBELLFORD, SEYMOUR, PERCY, HASTINGS CAMPBELLFORD/SEYMORE (PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION OF THE MUNICIPALITY OF) CAN. DENTAL SERV. PLANS INC. CANAC MARQUIS GRENIER (BENEFICIAL) CANADIAN BONDED CREDITS LIMITED CANADIAN BUSINESS MEDIA LTD - MAGAZINE SUBSCRIPTION CANADIAN CONFERENCE OF TEAMSTERS CANADIAN NIAGARA POWER COMPANY LTD CANADIAN PACIFIC LIMITED CANADIAN SCHOLARSHIP TRUST PLAN CANADIAN SPRINGS WATER COMPANY CANADIAN WESTERN NATURAL GAS CO. LTD CANADORE COLLEGE OF APPLIED ARTS AND TECHNOLOGY CANASAT LIMITED CANASSURANCE CIE D'ASSURANCES GÉNÉRALES INC. CANNASSURANCE CIE D'ASSURANCES VIE INC. CANDIAC (VILLE DE) CANDIDO (S.) COMPANY LTD CANMORE, TOWN OF CANTEL INC. CANTEL PAGING CAPE BRETON REGIONAL HOUSING AUTHORITY CAPE BRETON REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY CAPILANO COLLEGE CAPITAL ONE INC. CAPITAL REGION HOUSING CORPORATION CAPREOL HYDRO ELECTRIC OMMISSION CARDSTON (TOWN OF) CARLETON PLACE (THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF) CARMAN (TOWN OF) CARP CABLEVISION CARTE AFFINITÉ (AFFINITY CARD) CARTE CAPITALE (SERVICES FINANCIERS MFQ INC.) CARTE CLÉ INC. CARTE CONJOINTE (CO-BRAND CARDS) HUSKY OIL/MASTERCARD SUNOCO/MASTERCARD ULTRAMAR/MASTERCARD NORSHIELD/MASTERCARD PROCÉDURE: VOIR "MASTERCARD" CARTE MEMBRE AFFILIÉ (AFFILIATED MEMBER CARD) CASE CREDIT VANTAGE ( 90008272 ) CDA LEASING/LOCATION ADC CEGEP DE GRANBY HAUTE-YAMASKA CEGEP DE ST-HYACINTHE CEGEP ST-JEAN SUR RICHELIEU CENTENNIAL COLLEGE CENTRA GAS ALBERTA LTD CENTRA GAS MANITOBA CENTRAL ALBERTA RURAL ELECTRIFICATION CENTRAL CABLE SYSTEMS LTD. CENTRAL GAS ALBERTA INC. CENTRAL SAANICH (DISTRICT OF) CENTRE D’INSÉMINATION ARTIFICIELLE DU QUÉBEC CENTRE JEUNESSE DES LAURENTIDES CENTRE SERVICES SOCIAUX LAURENTIDES /LANAUDIÈRE CERCLE DU BIBLIOPHILE CERCLE DU BIBLIOPHILE CGU INSURANCE COMPANY OF CANADA CHAIN LAKES GAS COOP CHALK RIVER CABLE COMPANY LTD CHAMBER TEL. ET REALTOR AFFINITY CHAPLEAU HYDRO (UTILITY) CHARETTE (LUCIEN) FILS LTÉE CHARLESBOURG (VILLE DE) CHARLOTTETOWN (CITY OF) CHARM / CITI COMMERCE SOLUTIONS OF CANADA LTD. ( 90021694 ) CHATEAUGUAY (VILLE DE) CHATHAM CABLE T.V. CHATHAM HYDRO-ELECTRIC SYSTEM CHATHAM WATER COMMISSION CHATHAM-KENT UTILITY SERVICES (90000680) CHATTERSON FUELS CHAUFFAGE, VENTES ET SERVICES CHEMLAWN CANADA CHESTERMERE (TOWN OF) CHEVRON CANADA
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