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The Rogers store at Hurontario - Boivard in Brampton is your one-stop shop to stay connected on Canada’s largest and most reliable 5G network. Explore our great selection of cell phones, smartwatches and tablets with mobile plans that suit your needs. Need internet, TV or home security? Try bundling home services with a mobile plan for even more savings. Visit us in-store to sign up today!

Foto Source is a family owned and operated business, serving Georgetown since 1968. We print up to 24”x36” poster size, as well as gift items such as mugs, calendars, books, coasters and more. We also do passport photos. We have the largest selection of frames, candles and unique gifts in town! Stop by today.

We are a family based professional tree care company. We have been operating as an incorporated company since 2007, servicing the Golden Horseshoe area.

Our mission is to practice exceptional health care with exceptional service to get you well and keep you well, so that you can enjoy your daily activities. At Momentum Healing Arts Centre, we have a team of dedicated health care practitioners that work together to restore and maintain your health. Momentum is all about movement - "move body, move blood, move energy, move life" - with this, you have vitality and health. When an injury or illness occurs, our team has the expertise and equipment to see you through your recovery. Chiropractic care, physiotherapy, acupuncture, and massage therapy are just some of the excellent choices of health care provided. Located in central Mississauga, our clinic is convenient with ample parking and extended clinic hours to serve you. Your health is not in our hands - it is in yours, but please allow us to help you optimize it.

We are a full service sportswear, apparel imaging and promotional product company proudly located in Orangeville, Ontario. Dufferin Apparel & Promotional Products has been providing quick efficient service at reasonable prices and excellent quality since 2002.

As Toronto grew westward in 1910, the Reverend Gilbart Agar, pastor of Howard Park Methodist Church advised the Methodist Social Union to 'plant' a church in the Bloor/Windermere area. Early in 1912 the Social Union opened a tent church on the sand hills in the community which later became the village of Swansea. The people of the area responded enthusiastically and a more permanent accommodation became necessary. Howard Park financed the purchase of a lot on the corner of Windermere and Mayfield Avenues. A portable church was brought in and erected almost overnight. In early March 1914, a terrific windstorm swept the community while the evening service was in progress. The building outlasted the service but collapsed around 1:00am. Parts of the portable church were found several blocks away and hymn books were discovered in the snow as far south as the Swansea Public School. Within a week the congregation met and decided to move and build a more permanent structure.