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Everyone deserves access to safe, affordable healthcare. This is the defining principle of The Canadian Pharmacy. We have based our mission around this belief, and it colors every aspect of our business practices.Unfortunately, the cost of medication continues to rise. Many patients – especially those without health insurance – are faced with difficult choices...purchase the medications they require to improve their quality of life or pay the rent. We understand the stress and concern these decisions create. No medication is effective if it is not affordable.Our MissionAt The Canadian Pharmacy, we have made it our mission to provide convenient safe and affordable access to high quality pharmaceutical products through our online Canadian pharmacy. We carry an extensive inventory of prescription and over-the-counter products, and use our vast network of trusted pharmaceutical suppliers to bring you significant cost savings. We pride ourselves on providing prompt, convenient, personal service, just as you would expect from your local neighborhood pharmacy.

Lakefish Nears 150 Years Old! John Leckie emigrated from Scotland & opened John Leckies Co. in 1861. Since 1930 the company has been operating in Winnipeg as a prominant supplier of commercial fishing supplies. Lakefish Net & Twine has enhanced its product offering to include several new lines of golf, bird, truck, arena, and gardner equipment, batting cages, and safety & construction netting.

Keep in Touch...About ContessaContessa Furniture, a family owned and operated business, was opened in 1973 by Bart Mandarano. He had asked one of his brothers, Mike, to postpone his venture as a tailor, and to come and work with him for a short period of time. Mike had already made plans to pursue his career in the US and start his own tailor business. 37 years later, Mike and Bart are still working together, side by side, committed to selling fine furniture to customers.Through the years, many family members have joined the business but eventually moved on to pursue different careers. Mike's eldest son, Richard aka Riccardo, has been involved in the business since he was young. In 1995, he became a shareholder/partner with Contess,a and has been committed to the business to this very day.Contessa has had a few different homes during these years. The first location was downtown on Princess Street catering to traditional, French provincial and Barocco styles. These styles featured upholstery, dining and bedroom sets with hand crafted and carved frames.In the mid 80's, Contessa moved to Notre Dame Avenue.

In 1945 our founder, Robert Napier, started a shipping room equipment & supply business. In 1947, he purchased General Shipping Equipment Limited, a small Ontario distributor of Diagraph Bradley products for sale in Ontario and Quebec.In the early fifties, the Senco Products line was acquired along with other staple manufacturers' products. Senco was the first developer of a successful pneumatic stapler for use in the automotive industry. Senco products were offered mainly to the furniture and automotive industries at the that time along with packaging staples by Markwell and International Stapling Machine Company.

aurice Dufort with sons, Gil and Claude, established Dufort Agencies in January of 1967, managing and operating the Western division of Aluminum Boats and Canoe, Inc., a Quebec company manufacturing Peteborough and Princecraft boats. They purchased and expanded the western operation from Aluminum Boats and Canoes Inc. in 1971, then operating as Dufort Distributors Ltd., offering western marine dealers a complete line of boats, trailers, skis, and marine accessories. Dufort Industries Ltd. followed in 1980 when it was recognized that a void existed in the manufacture and marketing of boat windshield and boat tops in Canada and the bordering US. This company was set up to service the boat building industry, as well as supply dealers with aftermarket products and was met with instant success. The distribution rights and inventory were then disposed of to permit full concentration on the growth of the new enterprise.