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Come taste an appetizing meal at Fast Food Deliveries. They are accessible by public transit and are established in a location filled with parks, restaurants and stores.

Chester's Shore Lunch welcomes you to their establishment. Explore a menu featuring curry. They are readily reachable by bicycle. The surrounding area is memorable for its stores and parks. Payments by MasterCard and Visa are recognized.

Come taste a delectable dish at Phoenix Restaurant. Come enjoy their casual atmosphere. They are open late all week and are easily accessible by car.

Situated on the shores of pristine Lake Nippising, the Walonian Inn Resort is considered one of Northern Ontario's top vacation and fishing destinations. With a reputation built on warm hospitality, modern comfortable accommodations, and an unspoiled lakeside setting you are sure to create memories that will last a lifetime. Year round, there is plenty to do or maybe nothing at all! The decision is entirely yours! If you are looking for a memorable outdoor vacation or fishing trip, Lake Nippissing and the Waltonian Inn encourages you to come and make your great escape a reality.

Originally designed by former hockey star and Member of Parliament, Moe Mantha, Sr. this 18 hole golf course is located in Sturgeon Falls, Ontario, right along the Sturgeon River. Since 1965 Laurentide Golf Club has been known for it's immaculate bentgrass greens and generous, rolling fairways of bluegrass. The beautiful Northern Ontario scenery is accompanied by a welcoming staff and dining lounge managed by Kae Mantha.

Hi, my name is David Jay Jantzi. My second name being Jay, hence the name Jay's Furniture. I grew up on a farm, close to the town of Aylmer, Ontario (south of London). In 1989, my older brother Calvin started business handcrafted solid wood furniture. At that time, Calvin was working alone, his goal, building a product that would endure and be around for many years ( a lifetime). Building a product with that in mind, he had happy satisfied customers who advertised for him by word of mouth. As word got around, and with the increasing demand for solid wood furniture, my brother needed help, and within a couple of years after starting his business, my brother-in-law Paul and myself were in the shop working alongside Calvin. We had requests for any kind of furniture you could think of. At that time, we did not have a showroom to display our furniture. Our customers would walk through the door directly into our workshop, often times with a rough sketch of what they were looking for. We would clear a space on the workbench, lay out the sketches, discuss details, and then get at it and do it. In 1993, we moved to another location that had a larger building as we needed the extra space to expand. We hired several more employees, mostly family members, to help. Then in 1997, we built a 2,000 square foot building for a showroom on the farm where our workshop was, which gave us the opportunity to display many various items for our customers to view. We now had 3 different departments in our business. A workshop where we handcrafted the furniture, a finishing (staining) department, and a showroom. Paul was responsible for the projects in the workshops. I enjoyed relating with customers, showing them what we did, sales, etc and was mostly in the showroom. In November of 2005, I moved north to Powassan, Ontario (close to North Bay) with dreams of starting my own business, and in April 2007 I opened my store in Powassan. Calvin and Paul continue to build furniture for me as well as a number of Mennonite woodworking shops in the area of St.Jacobs and Kitchener.