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Since 1995, Dr. Timothy Foley and his talented team have provided the people and families of London and Middlesex County with high quality orthodontics for children, teens and adults. In addition to braces for all ages, our practice also offers Invisalign® clear aligners, aesthetic brackets, self-ligating brackets such as Clarity™ and SmartClip™, functional appliances, and surgical orthodontic treatments. Dr. Foley also has expertise in cleft palate orthodontic treatments for all ages, from infants to adults.Dr. Foley is truly unique in our area, as he has more than 13 years of experience as an academic orthodontist, teaching at the University of Dublin Trinity College, followed by 11 years at the University of Western Ontario. His extensive training and education enables him to provide his patients with truly individual care that is designed to meet their needs.

Domino's Pizza of London, Ontario was founded in 1984. The store, on Wharncliffe Road, was the second Domino's store in all of Canada. Today, we have six stores and two seasonal stores in London which are part of the global team of over 9, 000 stores. Although Domino's Pizza is an international company, the stores in London remain locally owned and operated. The Domino's team in London is proud of the strong ties with the community and is grateful for the opportunity to serve the community for 27 years.

Built in 1925 by John Smallman, The Windermere Manor is a faithful architectural reflection of Tudor, England and a fitting tribute to John's father Thomas, a founding member of The Imperial Oil Company.The Smallman family had a passion for breeding and racing horses. Down the path between the hotel and Manor House, there are remnants of an old stone bridge that was once part of a horse run that wound through the property. The original farm was a horse farm and cash crops were also grown.Although slightly altered, the Manor's interior retains the feeling of a by-gone era of warmth and luxury. The baronial splendor of the Grand Hall, with it's lofty ceilings, hand-hewn beams, oak balcony and welcoming wood-burning stone fireplace all echo a by-gone era of pageantry and privilege.