Holidays are Here - Is Your Cat Peeing on the Carpet?

Holidays can be a great time to spend with family and friends, but that cute little resident kitty of yours may be deciding to lift its tail and ruin your holiday plans because it may be insulted, or even just stressed from all of the pre-holiday hustle and bustle.



For residents of Oakville, Burlington and Missisauga, call the expert urine stain remover: SteamWorksCarpetCleaning.com and leave your home smelling fresh for holiday guests. You can deal with the perpetrator later!

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Does your cat have accidents on your carpet?

Maybe they are not accidents at all. Cats can be upset or irritated, or older cats may simply have trouble with their bladders. Most times it is younger cats marking their territory or even offering up a little payback as a disgruntled pet.

What is important is to reclaim your home and keep it fresh and clean smelling so you can enjoy it rather than being mad at the perpetrator! Read more at ontariooakville.ca

 

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Bad Weather in Oakville Delays Go Trains

Recent rains have delayed the Go Train in Oakville. Service is being restored.

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Service issues, weather delay GO trains and buses

TORONTO — Weather, operational problems and striking York Region Transit workers resulted in delays for GO Transit commuters today.

On the trains, the Hamilton 6:32 arrived at Union Station 15 minutes late due to an operational issue.

Meanwhile, GO bus passengers at Finch terminal were boarding at Yonge and Bishop, due to a picket line set up by striking York Transit workers. Read more at toronto.ctv.ca

 

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Apple Annies in Burlington Closed till New Year

The fire and resulting smoke damage was so extensive that Apple Annies is closed for renovations at least until the New Year. Damage was estimated at $250,000. The neighboring pets are all safe and had to be relocated during the fire damage repairs.

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Apple Annie's closed until new year

A local restaurant will be closed until the new year after sustaining heavy damage in a weekend fire.

“The damage is pretty extreme…. It couldn’t have happened at a worse time. We’ve had to cancel Christmas parties,” he noted.

“We’re forwarding most of our clients to the Burlington Animal Hospital for food services and we’re doing house calls at no charge,” said Jones. Read more at www.insidehalton.com

 

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Burlington Restaurant Fire Sunday Morning - Animals Safe

Apple Annie’s Kitchen in Burlington was ablaze early Sunday morning on Plains Road East near King Road. Right next door is an animal hospital where several pets were located. The quick reaction of the firefighters as well as the respons of animal control officers were able to save all of the animals not just from the fire threat, but from the more serious smoke threat.



A quarter million dollars worth of damage had been done to the building but the animals were all safe.

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Apple Annie’s Kitchen on Plains Road East near King Road

Heavy damage in Burlington restaurant fire

Damage is about $250,000 and pets at an attached animal hospital safe after fire tore through the rear of a Burlington restaurant fire early Sunday.

The blaze destroyed the office and storage area of Apple Annie’s Kitchen on Plains Road East near King Road just after midnight.

Firefighters and animal control officers moved the animals to safety as light smoke filled the hospital. Read more at www.insidehalton.com

 

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Burlington Restaurant Fire Sunday Morning - Animals Safe

Apple Annie’s Kitchen in Burlington was ablaze early Sunday morning on Plains Road East near King Road. Right next door is an animal hospital where several pets were located. The quick reaction of the firefighters as well as the respons of animal control officers were able to save all of the animals not just from the fire threat, but from the more serious smoke threat.



A quarter million dollars

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Apple Annie’s Kitchen on Plains Road East near King Road

Heavy damage in Burlington restaurant fire

Damage is about $250,000 and pets at an attached animal hospital safe after fire tore through the rear of a Burlington restaurant fire early Sunday.

The blaze destroyed the office and storage area of Apple Annie’s Kitchen on Plains Road East near King Road just after midnight.

Firefighters and animal control officers moved the animals to safety as light smoke filled the hospital. Read more at www.insidehalton.com

 

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Oakville GE Light Bulb Plant Demolished

The notice went out in 2009 that the GE light bulb factory was closing down and along with it went about 150 local jobs. The reason was that with the popularity of new style light bulbs, there was less worldwide demand for the older type along with overproduction.



With the demolition came concerns of handling not only asbestos found in the rubble but also mercury as needed in light bulb production. The company hired to take care of the environmentally sensitive demolition and cleanup has taken necessary precautions to safeguard the surrounding buildings and area.

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Demolition of Oakville, Ontario light bulb factory includes asbestos removal

The market shift toward energy-efficient bulbs led to the 2009 announcement that General Electric Corp. (NYSE:GE) was closing GE Consumer & Industrial, an Oakville, Ontario manufacturing facility for incandescent, fluorescent and halogen light bulbs. The contract for the environmental abatement and selective demolition of the 300,000-square-foot facility, known locally as the Oakville Lamp Plant, was awarded to Quantum Murray LP (QMLP).

General Electric Corp. closed GE Consumer & Industrial, the Oakville, Ont. manufacturing plant for incandescent, fluorescent and halogen light bulbs. Environmental abatement and selective demolition of the 300,000-square-foot facility was awarded to Quantum Murray LP (QMLP).

The facility consisted of a two-storey office building in the front of the property and a large, one-storey manufacturing facility and warehouse in back. Read more at www.dcnonl.com

 

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