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Lynk manages commercial, municipal, industrial, electrical maintenance, traffic light and renewable energy projects.MechanicalLynk provides supply, installation and mechanical maintenance to the commercial, municipal and industrial markets.HVACLynk's Sheet Metal Division offers heating, ventilation, air conditioning, air handling, duct construction solutions and maintenance.
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Great job done - first step in a hilltop project. Timely, precise and gentle to the fragile environment, very elaborate in the difficult terrain . Much appreciated. JLRead more
Cape Breton's only registered designer since 1985
Design & Decorating consultation/service for all your commercial, residential, corporate and hospitality needs.
In home consulting services, Custom draperies & blinds.
With A&B Builders Limited quality of work in home renovations and general contract projects always begins with a conversation.
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The Canadian Tire store at North Sydney, NS offers a variety of products including automotive, tools, hardware, sports, household and outdoor living. This location also has an auto centre for car repair & maintenance.
About the Times ColonistThe Times Colonist is the oldest daily newspaper in Western Canada. It was created by the 1980 merger of the British Colonist, which started in 1858, and the Victoria Daily Times, which began publishing in 1884. The British Colonist was founded by Amor De Cosmos, who went on to become the second premier of British Columbia. The newspaper has chronicled the history of Victoria and Vancouver Island from the gold rush days of the 1850s to Victoria's present status as a thriving capital city and an international tourist destination.Today, the Times Colonist is the dominant medium in the B.C. capital, reaching a quarter of a million households every week. The newspaper's lively blend of local news and informed commentary make it a must-read for Victorians who want to know what is happening in the capital and on Vancouver Island.