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In 1963, Mister Transmission co-founders Bruce Brillinger and Jerry Etkin opened the doors to Canada's very first specialized transmission service centre in Richmond Hill, Ontario. For the first time, Canadians could take their vehicle to a specialist instead of being forced to take their car back to the dealer. Customers now had a choice. We received such a great response that we opened additional stores in Barrie, North Bay, Brampton and Burlington. In 1969, the automotive aftermarket business really took off in Canada. Specialist shops were taking repairs back from car dealerships that were providing poor service for customers, and forcing them into long waiting lists. In 1969 Mister Transmission was converted into a franchise business.
Canada Medical Group is your solutions partner. Whether you are a general physician or a specialist, at Canada Medical Group we pride ourselves in doing things differently to enhance your practice. We are not about staying ahead of the curve, but more about defining the curve. Arguably, we are the only company instituted to provide complete solutions to clinics, medical practitioners and patients alike.
Ontario Duct Cleaning was established in 1979 and has grown to be one of the largest duct cleaning companies in Ontario. As we grew, so too did our reputation for being professional, reliable and ethical. We service residential, commercial and industrial customers all over the Durham Region and Kawartha Lakes Region. Visit us online or Call Us for a Free Quote Today.
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