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I really enjoy shopping here, has great prices and selection, gives 3 generations in my family about everything they are interested in and their craft, sewing, decorating needs plus a variety of other needs as well.
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We celebrate the ideas, both big & small, that inspire your imagination and the more important things in your life. Whether you love arts, crafts, framing, floral, home decor, or scrapbooking, visit us at your Ancaster Michaels. Earn AIR MILES reward miles when you shop at Michaels: Where Creativity Happens.Teachers receive 15% off their entire purchase, including classroom supplies, and members of the Military and Seniors enjoy 10% off their entire purchase. Visit Michaels.com for the most up-to-date Extended Holiday Hours.
With its carefully curated items of art supplies and ephemera, greeting cards and gifts, Mixed Media is more than just an art store..
The Works is a full service, licensed, casual dining restaurant chain with outdoors work themes. The restaurant’s main menu feature is burgers.
Rebel Decor in Hamilton makes wreaths, paintings, wood burnt signs, painted signs, diaper cakes and wreath, and so much more. Call today!
The Works is a full service, licensed, casual dining restaurant chain with outdoors work themes. The restaurant’s main menu feature is burgers.
Len's Mill Store always offers great quality at unbeatable low prices! There's sew much more at Len's Mill Store!
11 HUGE factory outlets: Barrie, Toronto, Waterloo, Cambridge, Guelph, Hawkesville, London, Woodstock, Brantford, Port Dover & Hamilton. Sew much more!
We are a fabric, yarn, craft and outlet retailer with 11 locations across Southwestern Ontario (Canada).
Before Len's Mill Stores, there was Norfolk Knitters - a manufacturer of children's clothing in Port Dover, Ontario. Len Menary took over the business from the original 5 owners in 1970, and opened a small outlet store to accompany it. In 1974 heavy industry came to Port Dover, and Norfolk Knitters was unable to remain competitive - but at the urging of his customers, Len focused his attention on the retail business.