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removal of various other structures in three phases. The equipment centerpiece is the 167-foot Liebherr 984 high reach excavator, one of the tallest machines of its kind in North America (equivalent in height to a 16-storey building), and more than one-and-a-half times the size of the tallest structure on the site.

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“The tree planting events were not only a fun way to spend the day with family and friends, but were also a great way to create a local legacy and a greener tomorrow which will benefit current and future generations. CAA South Central Ontario is proud to have sponsored the events and is commit-ted to giving back to the communities in which our members live and work,” said Cindy Hillaby, VP Membership & Automotive Services, CAA SCO.

Increasing large-scale planting across Ontario is part of Trees Ontario’s mandate. The benefits of trees in rural and urban spaces are crucial not only to our ecosystem, but also to human health. Trees clean our air, improve local water supplies, establish wildlife habitat and pro-vide a buffer against the ef-fects of climate change.

“Trees enhance the vi-

tality of our communities and what better way to showcase this than to di-rectly involve families and youth through environ-mentally engaging activi-ties such as this,” said Rob Keen, RPF, Trees Ontario CEO. “It’s been wonderful seeing stewards of all ages join Trees Ontario, along with its partners, in taking such an active lead in en-suring a greener future for everyone.”

“Enbridge Gas Distri-bution is proud to sup-port organizations like Trees Ontario that help build healthy, vibrant and sustainable communi-ties,” said Kerry Lakatos-Hayward, Director of Cus-tomer Care, Enbridge Gas Distribution. “In addition to the trees planted today, we’re proud to be work-ing with Trees Ontario to plant 50,000 trees in the community this spring to thank our customers who have signed up for paper-less billing.”

Trees Ontario and its partners commend the con-tribution of all the families and community groups in-volved in this year’s plant-ing activities.

A special thank you also goes out to our plant-ing event partners: CAA South Central Ontario, CAA North & East Ontario, Enbridge Gas Distribution, TD Friends of the Environ-ment Foundation, Ontario Wood, Cataraqui Region Conservation Authority, Friends of Lemoine Point, Grand River Conservation Authority, Peterborough Green Up, City of Windsor, Essex Region Conserva-tion Authority, The County of Simcoe, Niagara Parks Commission, Regional Mu-nicipality of York, Upper Thames River Conserva-tion Authority and Rideau Valley Conservation Au-thority. b

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As Road Supervisor for Toole County, Mont., Lloyd Omdahl understands the importance of power and versatility in his equip-ment. With nearly 2,000 square miles of land—about the size of Dela-ware—and just over 5,200 residents, it’s a county that needs to make the most of its equipment purchases.

When the county need-ed a new Motor Grader last year, Omdahl decided to give the CASE 885B AWD (all-wheel drive) a try.

“It was the middle of winter,” Omdahl recalls. “We were impressed with

our initial test, so the first day we had the machine we put it on a road job with our other three machines and it outworked every grader we had out there.”

The geography of the county often requires the road crew to come up with creative ways to get the job done with the equipment on hand. Currently, Toole County is using their CASE motor grader for grad-ing and rebuilding roads, ditching, snow removal, bulldozing and more. The all-wheel drive design helps improve tractive per-formance, steering and side

draft control in challeng-ing conditions, including snow, mud and sand.

“You name it,” Ohm-dahl said. “We’ve used it for just about everything we do.”

On a recent project, the county needed to build a road across alkali flats. “We brought out these boulders that were about three feet in diameter and we used its dozer blade to push them into the flats so we could build a road across it. Then, since we didn’t have the crawler along to push the scraper, we just used the motor grader to push it

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“The power to weight ratio and gearing is great,” Omdahl said, “and that translates to more pro-ductivity. Head to head, it moves more dirt than our other graders. It just buries our other machines.”

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“The new moldboard design has a sharper angle on the bottom instead of the same radius through-out,” Omdahl noted, “and that really cuts the dirt, pulls it up and rolls it much faster than we’re used to.”

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Thanks to a custom-built standby generator, Hôtel Shediac is now the only full service hotel that can offer assured power to maintain its complete range of quality guest ser-vices through any power outage.

“As a coastal town, we are well aware of the po-tential for power outages,” Boudreau says. “High winds and lightning strikes in the summer can black out the power for a four-block area here. And this winter, we have seen ice storms take out the power, too.”

Boudreau explains that the principal owners of the hotel also own other prop-erties in the region, and are accustomed to installing a standby generator to main-tain essential powers. For their new hotel, though, they took the plans a step further.

“Most hotels have back-up power only for their property management sys-tem: for the computers that manage hotel finances, res-ervations, and such. But we wanted standby power to maintain 100% service capability.”

The hotel’s “power as-surance” plan was tested soon after opening in De-cember last year, when an ice storm knocked out all power to the neighbour-hood. The Hôtel Shediac’s kitchen and Irish pub, in-room climate control, pool and fitness centre all con-tinued normal operation without missing a beat. “Our guests never even no-ticed!” says Boudreau.

The process for choos-ing the right generator system was as meticulous as the rest of the design plan. The contract was extended to the Atlantic office of Sommers Genera-tor Systems in Dieppe, NB. The choice was based on a combination of system fea-tures and aftersale service.

“Having a one-stop point of contact was very important to us. Past ex-perience with equipment purchases showed us that you often start with a sales person, who hands you off to a regional office, and then the contacts and the information keeps chang-ing. With Sommers, we had one person, someone educated on the product who could tell us what we needed to know, all the way through the project.”

Pierre Gallant, the Man-ager of Sommers’ Dieppe location, knew the manage-ment staff of the Hôtel She-diac from previous projects and understands their ser-vice expectations. He took

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Along with the power profile and control systems, sound attenuation was a key factor in specifying the Sommers system. While the hotel is located in an area zoned for commercial development, neighbours to its back are residential. Like many towns today, the local population is aging, and many seniors’ homes are in the same area. Som-mers offers the industry’s most advanced sound at-tenuation packages, allow-ing them to operate under the most restrictive noise requirements, including senior care facilities and hospitals.

The staff at the She-diac were most impressed when the Sommers gen-erator began a test cycle recently. According to Boudreau, “The system was 18-minutes into the test before anyone noticed that the generator was running – we had to look inside its enclosure to be sure!”

While the impact of the standby power system is unseen to guests, Bou-dreau is already seeing its effect on her marketing of the hotel. The decision to provide 100% power as-surance was a strategic move by the management to ensure 100% quality service assurance to guests and event planners. “Once we bring it up, this system casts all other facilities in the region in a different light,” she reports. “The risk of a power outage is al-ways there, but at the Hôtel Shediac, it doesn’t matter. Your plans can go ahead no matter what’s happen-ing outside.” b

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