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Originally established in 1965 in Courtright, Ontario. We currently employ 32 people at our two locations. We have a custom wood shop on site to build almost anything you can draw up or rough sketch! Just sit down with us and we’ll figure it out!

Yurek Specialties is proud to support Community Care Access Centres, working with them to ensure seamless co-ordination of product delivery and service consultation. We are committed to patient-focused innovation, as evidenced by services like our customized patient medication packaging.

Huron Fuel Injection Limited provides original parts and professional service for all major makes of diesel and gasoline fuel injection systems. The firm has served southwestern Ontario since 1969. Pat and Heather DeJong acquired the business in 1999 and successfully expanded the business to include an auto electric department which rebuilds starters and alternators. They also extended the client base beyond provincial and national borders, reaching into the European market to operate at a global level.Pat is not only the president but also head technician overseeing a staff trained and experienced in the automotive and fuel injection industries. Administrative and promotional duties are managed by vice president Heather DeJong.

Vantuyl & Fairbank Heavy Hardware is one of the oldest hardware stores in Ontario. It is a fourth generation family owned business. We carry a large inventory of pipe fittings, plumbing and electrical supplies as well as fencing products. We custom cut pipe and steel.

Welcome to Can Grow CountryCan Grow Crop Solutions Inc., a modern fluid fertilizer facility, is one of the most visible and most progressive independently owned fertilizer companies in South Western Ontario. What sets Can Grow apart is our ability to custom blend all fertilizer elements on a crop, farm, and field basis, and deliver the finished product to the customer quickly and timely. From our location near Alvinston, we serve the counties of Lambton, Middlesex, Elgin, Kent, Essex, Oxford, Perth, Brant, HaldimanNorfolk, Central Ontario, and the state of Michigan. Demand for higher crop quality, concerns about ground water contamination, the development of genetically engineered plant varieties, trends toward natural insect control, increasing government regulations, soil erosion and the need to achieve the highest economic return are all factors which force farmers to take a fresh look at every area of their operation.What once were considered the 'best' management practices have now given way to a whole new set of better management practices which cultivate environmental responsibility, better land stewardship and growing returns