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Always able to get us in when we have problems even without an appointmennt. Never any surprises, everything is explained before work is done. Friendly staff.
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Donna was super nice at checkout and sold me a warranty for the phone charger. She was really calm for a busy Black Friday and I left the store smiling because she was so welcoming! Thank you!
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St. Lawrence Optometry Clinic is the oldest and largest optometry clinic in Kingston. The clinic has served the optometry needs of the region for over 40 years, combining a tradition of personal, patient-focused service with the latest technology and education to care for all of your optometric needs.
The AFM has been promoting and protecting professional musicians for over 110 years. Local 518 has been serving Kingston and area musicians since 1920 and continues to be an effective advocate for musicians' rights in the workplace (be that a nightclub, theatre, a symphony stage, in a recording studio, or on tour). The AFM and Local 518 protect the recorded works musicians produce from being exploited, and protect our members live performances by providing several types of benefit programs that help them to build successful careers.
The Accessibility Hub is a central online resource for accessibility at Queen's. It will serve to elevate inclusion and improve access for everyone on our campus. The Accessibility Hub will not only provide support and feedback concerning accessibility initiatives, it will also serve as an online community for those seeking information on disability and accessibility issues on campus, and assist the university in meeting its obligations under the AODA.
The School was affiliated with Queen's University, but was formed independently in order to qualify for provincial government grants. These grants could not be obtained by the University because the government would not subsidize Church-affiliated colleges. The idea of a school of practical science had been maturing in the minds of Chancellor Sandford Fleming and Principal Grant for some time and many Kingstonians supported the idea. In 1887, John Carruthers provided money for a Science Hall, which was opened in 1891. When the School of Mining was founded two years later, Science Hall became its home. Dr. W.L. Goodwin of Queen's Chemistry Department was appointed Director of the School. A great deal of the credit for the development of the School of Mining must be given to Dr. Goodwin, who constantly pressed for more and better equipment, and for larger and better accommodation. A Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science was created within Queen's College in 1894 with Professor Nathan F.
Rogers & Trainor Commercial Realty Inc., Brokerage office is located in Kingston, Ontario. Rogers & Trainor was founded in 1997 by Marilyn Rogers and Laurence Trainor as a real estate brokerage trading exclusively in commercial real estate between Cornwall to the East, Peterborough to the West and including Brockville, Belleville, Napanee and Kingston. In February of 2009, Laurence became the sole owner of the company while still benefiting from the experience of Marilyn as a full time agent. In March of 2013, James Ward and Kostas Doulas joined Laurence as co-owers of the company.