VACATION NOTICE:

Please be advised that Wayne & Sheila Hissa will be out of the office (and inaccessible by email) beginning May 13 for 10 days. While we’re gone, Jonny Somers-Harris will be in the office (Monday – Friday) from 9:00 am – 5:00 pm (except for existing meetings).

Evening appointments with Jonny are available depending on his availability. To receive assistance – please call the office in our absence: 705-739-8802 and press #2 to reach Jonny’s extension. Leave him a message and he will return your call at his earliest opportunity.

We’ll be back at our desks on May 25th and we look forward to servicing our existing clients, and welcoming new clients!

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