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Family owned and operated from the same location for over 30 years.all vehicles sold certified & e-tested independent inspection welcome other dump trucks , bucket trucks, plows, crew cabs, service trucks in stock

Building on 15 years of expertise in Toronto's high-end optical industry, local optician and vintage frame aficionado Jordan Paul has opened an independent optical boutique in Toronto's historic Junction neighborhood.OPTICIANADO specializes in iconic unused vintage eyewear and contemporary independent designers. With an artisanal approach to eyewear, OPTICIANADO features a state-of-the-art edging lab and expert contact lens fittings on-site.

Sulith Logistics offers comprehensive transportation services including air freight, global freight management, and warehousing.

Lawrence Auto Sales is currently serving Weston and the surrounding area.We currently have 29 vehicles in our online inventory - be sure to give us a call to confirm availability!

We at Toronto Auto Depot are a family owned and operated pre-owned vehicle dealership, selling quality vehicles since 1997.We understand how important it is for you to own a quality vehicle. And so, with our experience in the Automotive Industry, we are committed to putting you in the right vehicle at the right price.When you deal with us, you deal directly with the owner and there is no middle-man involved, which means savings to you. That is why, we Guarantee the lowest prices in town.All vehicles at Toronto Auto Depot come emission tested and with warranty, in order for you to buy with confidence. We want to give you the peace of mind, that you are indeed getting a good quality vehicle at the best price.Come feel the difference at Toronto Auto Depot and drive away in a quality vehicle that suits your lifestyle and budget

n 1981, the Canadian Paraplegic Association investigated this issue by contacting some patients at Lyndhurst Rehabilitation Hospital to try and help them determine their needs. The patients had recently sustained spinal cord injuries and would be requiring wheelchair accessible housing with attendant services. It was very evident that there was a shortage of appropriate accommodations. Existing support service projects had extensive waiting lists with a possible vacancy of 1 - 2 per years. Many people were having to face the grim possibility of chronic care institutions, or having to move home to inaccessible environments and put the onus on family members for assistance; hence the birth of Nucleus. That group of patients were the founding consumers of Nucleus. We first requested a meeting with Jackie Rodgers who was with the Accommodation and Support Service Committee of the Ontario Advisory Council for Physically Disabled. Following this informative meeting, we realized that we would require a well-developed strategy if we were to achieve our goal to live independently in the community and that we were responsible to do it on our own