Lakefront Utilities

Lakefront Utilities Inc. (LUI) is a leading local distribution company providing electricity to over 10,000 customers in Cobourg and Colborne, Ontario. Our commitment to safety, reliability, and customer service ensures that our communities receive the highest quality of service. We also play a proactive role in advancing energy conservation initiatives within Ontario. As a subsidiary of Town of Cobourg Holdings Inc., Lakefront Utilities is owned by the Town of Cobourg (majority shareholder) and the Township of Cramahe (minority shareholder). Our page serves as a platform to share industry news, innovations, and updates on the latest advancements in the energy sector. We encourage open discussions about the challenges and opportunities facing the industry and welcome engagement from our followers. Stay connected by visiting our website at www.lakefrontutilities.com, following us on Facebook, and keeping up with the latest updates on X at @LUSInews.

Atlantic First Nations Water Authority

The Atlantic First Nations Water Authority (AFNWA) was created to manage the delivery of safe drinking water and wastewater in participating First Nations communities in Atlantic Canada. AFNWA is a First Nations owned non-profit organization incorporated under the Canada Not-for-Profit Corporations Act on July 18, 2018. As of 2021, 15 First Nations communities have committed to AFNWA by signing Band Council Resolutions indicating their desire to formally participate. With a service approach based on social, economic, and environmental impacts, AFNWA will be responsible for the operation, maintenance, and capital upgrades of all water and wastewater assets in participating First Nations. The utility will be fully operational by Spring 2022 and led by a Board of Directors of up-to 15 Members including a majority of First Nations Chiefs and three (3) technical experts. AFNWA will apply First Nations traditional knowledge and culture emphasizing environmental stewardship, the spiritual aspects of water, and Two-Eyed Seeing. “Two-Eyed Seeing” as defined by Albert Marshall Sr. is an approach “To see from one eye with the strengths of Indigenous ways of knowing, and to see from the other eye with the strengths of Western ways of knowing, and to use both of these eyes together.” Elders play crucial roles in Indigenous communities, as First Nations have both formal and informal leadership. To ensure AFNWA always aligns with First Nations values, culture and knowledge, Elders will guide the Board through an advisory committee. The Elders Advisory Lodge (EAL) consists of 5 Elders approved by the Board with regional representation. Vision To be a recognized leader for the delivery of water and wastewater services to First Nations communities across Canada. Mission To provide safe, clean drinking water and wastewater in all participating First Nations communities in Atlantic Canada, delivered by a regional water authority owned and operated by First Nations.

Denny's Electric Inc.

Denny’s Electric is powered by integrity and honesty. We repair and install electric systems of all types, on time and always leaving our customers satisfied with the final product. Denny’s began with the small wiring of homes, plugs, and switches, and in later years wiring buildings and bringing in new electrical feeds. We continue to grow with over 200 years of electrical experience on staff. Denny’s has maintained zero employee turnover, thereby improving our performance, since we possess a foundational knowledge of your buildings, homes and projects. Our technicians continue to take pride and ownership of all projects from start to finish. As of May 2015, Denny paired up with longtime friends and technical experts, Nutech Fire Prevention Inc., that are as well-rounded, stocked, and honest. Our partnership continues to share the same mantra: “Service Your Clients and Maintain Your Staff,” and the business will continue to grow.

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