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Ivy Arms, our philosophy is simple; to be the best we can be in servicing your needs. We believe that our customers come first; it is not just a cliché but a commitment we make to all our past and future customers We encourage you to look around our site and see what we have to offer.

At BDO Debt Solutions in Milton, we believe everyone can get out of debt, turn the page, and live a debt-free life. BDO Licensed Insolvency Trustees are licensed by the federal government to provide consumer proposal and bankruptcy services, two legislated forms of debt relief. Along with our team of accredited insolvency counsellors, BDO Licensed Insolvency Trustees provide one-on-one counselling and dedicated support to help you reach your goals. Call us to schedule a free, no obligation consultation, where we will discuss all your options, including bankruptcy alternatives like debt consolidation, credit counselling and debt management. Debt is not the end of your story. Your next chapter is waiting.

Orthodontic specialists for children and adults. Invisalign, esthetic and traditional braces available. No dentist referral required. Book your consultation for a more confident, beautiful smile.

Abrams Towing Services Ltd. (Abrams Services) was incorporated in 1984 and has grown to become Ontario and Canada's largest towing and recovery company and provider of motorist and transport services., Our dispatch centres are open to serve you 24 hours a day and are located conveniently throughout the Greater Toronto Area and Southern Ontario. We are also located in Windsor to service South Western Ontario. In addition, Abrams maintains affiliations with several other professional towing companies, making it easy for our customers to obtain service no matter where or when the need arises., Joseph Gagne, Abram's founder and President, has been the driving force (no pun intended) behind Abram's phenomenal growth for the past two decades. Mr. Gagne has built the company to include a fleet of more than 125 modern towing and recovery vehicles, including scores of light duty tow trucks and flat beds, plus, tri-axle, 50-ton heavy truck wreckers and hydraulic float trailers. , Abram's staff is fully screened and expertly trained by industry professionals as well as our in-house training and safety program. They attend industry seminars to ensure the most knowledgeable, courteous and skillful service no matter what the situation., In addition to towing and motorist services, Abrams conducts public vehicle auctions every six to eight weeks. Just click the auction button at the top of the screen for details., To contact President Joseph Gagne directly call (416) 398-2500 ext. 230 or 1-800-267-4594. E-mail jgagne@abrams.ca

Franz and Esther Hochholdinger would have it no other way in the delivery genuine delicacies. In early 2009, his vision of establishing a new fine dining experience emerged. One which shares several of the fine qualities found in earth's trees combined with his proven knowledge of food and dining. After receiving several awards for his contributions to the dining industry, he intends to bring a new life to the Churchill Meadows surrounding. This area will be delighted to know that it is where the Hochholdinger's will be planting Bistro Narra, where true quality is not merely defined by delicious taste and superb service. You should also feel at home.

The Franklin House was built in 1855 by William Graydon and Peter Douglas. It was originally built as the private residence of Peter Douglas, who in 1859 went on to sell it to Bennet Franklin, a partner in Barber Brother's Toronto Woollen Mills. Following Franklin's death the building remained named 'Franklin House'. In 1877 the building was converted to a Hotel and Public House which eventually in 1910 under new ownership was renamed 'Queen's Hotel'. In 1927 it ceased to operate as a hotel with the enforcement of the Canada Temperance Act, but has continued to be used for commercial purposes. The building is said to have narrowly escaped demolition in 1979, and today The Franklin House is designated and protected under the terms of the Ontario Heritage Act. In 2008 The Franklin House opened it's doors, carrying on the tradition and paying tribute to the original building and it's history.