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McDonald Home Hardware Building Centre226 Turnberry Street N., Box 170Brussels, ONOur Story:McDonalds is run by John and Merilyn McDonald and family.McDonalds was originally founded in 1929 by Duncan McDonald and John Crerar and was then known and Crerar and McDonald Lumber and Coal. In 1942 Duncan became sole owner and that same year John M.(Jack)McDonald began working with his father. In 1957 Jack purchased the interests from his father and the business was incorporated under the name J.M McDonald Lumber, which it remains today. In 1983 McDonalds became part of Home Hardware, which is owned and operated by independent retail lumber and building supply dealers. McDonalds has always occupied the same location but has greatly expanded over the years. There is now over 16,000 sq.ft. of showroom and all of the lumber is stored under roof.We have always been and continue to be a family business with Jacks children Neil (1992), Paul, Gail (1996) and John actively involved over the years. Mi

Grazing Prior Style - Article from Canadian Cattlemen MagazineWelcome to Brussels Agri Services Ltd.We are a feed and farm supply business located in Brussels which is part of Southwestern Ontario. Our building is part of Brussels Livestock which is one of southwestern Ontario's largest privately owned stockyards. We are a Masterfeeds, a Gallagher Fence and a Maple Seeds Dealer.

ALBERT ST is a service station located in CLINTON area. This service station has a variety of fuel products including Shell V-Power NiTRO+ 91, Bronze and Ultra Low Sulphur Diesel. This station includes a Shop.

Welcome to Heartland. We are a people with purpose to extend to all God's amazing love and forgiveness. Tour our site for more information or join us on Sunday for a time of music and a message.

The Elementary Teachers' Federation of Ontario (ETFO) is the professional and protective organization representing over 76,000 teachers, occasional teachers, and education professionals employed in the public elementary schools of Ontario. All public elementary teachers in Ontario are active members of ETFO provincially, and also a member of one of its 75 locals across the province. ETFO strives to develop programs and services that both protect and enhance the working lives of its members in these challenging times for education. It works continuously to provide an environment that celebrates the diversity of its members and the students in their care. In addition to its internal work in support of members, ETFO reaches out to the broader community to foster a climate of social justice in this province and beyond.