East-End-Sign-Rentals near Edgeley ON (1150 Result(s))

Dominion is a different kind of election partner. We are a full service organization that is trustworthy and accountable, that understands how critical it is for an election solutions provider to be committed to being transparent: transparent in how we do business, transparent in how our products work, and transparent in how we operate within the election process. Committed to strong partnerships, we are more than an experienced product provider-we are a part of your team.Our assets are our people, technology and reputation, and we work hard to maintain and enhance each. We are dedicated to complying fully with your current and future requirements for election solutions and support, and remain unwavering in adhering to these standards.

The Centre for Social Innovation is a social enterprise with a mission to catalyze social innovation in Toronto and around the world. We believe that society is facing unprecedented economic, environmental, social and cultural challenges. We also believe that new innovations are the key to turning these challenges into opportunities to improve our communities and our planet.We're a coworking space, community, and launchpad for people who are changing the world, with three locations in Toronto and a location in New York City. We provide our members with the tools they need to accelerate their success and amplify their impact. Together, we're building a movement of nonprofits, for-profits, entrepreneurs, artists, and activists working across sectors to create a better world.CSI CEO Tonya Surman sits down for a conversation about how to move the field of social innovation forward. Is it time to think more like a movement?What is Social Innovation?At its most simple, a social innovation is a new idea that has been put into practice for the public good

CCBC' stands for Computer Consumables Buyers Club. What it means is that you've now found the ideal source for your high-end, computer supplies: storage media (such as CD-R's, DVD-R's, DLT, LTO, AIT and DTF tapes), color laser toners, inkjet cartridges, a wide range of specialty papers, and more.

Sharing is the new shopping thanks to this creative service that lets clients RENT high-end designer dresses and accessories at up to 90% off the retail price. Book a free private fitting, phone or Skype consultation and work with a Stylist to build your own, personalized Wish List so that as events pop up, you have your favourites at your fingertips, ready to be shipped anywhere in Canada for 4 or 8 days. When you are done, simply slip the dress in the prepaid envelope and drop it at the nearest Canada Post mailbox. We take care of dry cleaning. It's time to have less stuff and more life!

Cycle World Superstore has a long power sports history in Toronto Ontario. The building at 4545 Sheppard Avenue East, Toronto, Ontario, Canada was constructed in 1972 and the first tenants were Nelson Honda and the Royal Bank of Canada.Several years later, Nelson Honda was bought out by the owner of the building and he expanded the business into a multi-line OEM dealership that included Harley Davidson and renamed the dealership Cycle World. Cycle World quickly became a landmark location for many powersportsenthusiasts.Meanwhile in 1992, John Pugh, who had previously owned and operated three of Ontario's largest Kawasaki dealerships, had opened an independent dealership location in downtown Toronto called, The Motorcycle Superstore. The Motorcycle Superstore wasn't a glitz and glamour motorcycle shop but loads of people knew if you wanted good deals on used bikes and new parts and accessories, it was the place to go and the 5500sqft store quickly became packed to the rafters and very tight on space. In June 2007 and now 54 years old, John Pugh had decided to leave the power sports business behind him. He had been in it since he was 18 and decided to sell The Motorcycle Superstore property and liquidate his stock. Oddly enough and sadly, in August 2007 and after 30 years of serving the power sports community, Cycle World closed it's doors and the building was put up for sale.Well this immediately changed John's retirement plans. He realized that with both stores gone that left a large part of the power sports community underserved in Toronto's east end. After long negotiations he purchased the Cycle World property and renamed the business Cycle World Superstore. In February 2008, the difficult process of relocating started along with the backbreaking remodeling.The 9500sqft back building was completely gutted to the bare concrete walls and floors. Several coats of new paint and durable epoxy floors transformed the space into a more welcoming environment for customers. On the 4500sqft service side of the rear building, a 100% new service center including 8 service technician bays was constructed. Each bay is now outfitted with a state of the art bike lift, new workbenches and new tool chests for the service techs.