Jim-McClement-R-R-Auto near Toronto ON (1736 Result(s))

Oxford Auto Sales All vehicles are reconditioned and certified, delivered with a good clean-up and a fresh oil change. Any mechanical problems that are evident are fixed before the cars are delivered.

Building on 15 years of expertise in Toronto's high-end optical industry, local optician and vintage frame aficionado Jordan Paul has opened an independent optical boutique in Toronto's historic Junction neighborhood.OPTICIANADO specializes in iconic unused vintage eyewear and contemporary independent designers. With an artisanal approach to eyewear, OPTICIANADO features a state-of-the-art edging lab and expert contact lens fittings on-site.

Orangeville Kia is very fortunate to have an exceptional staff with great, well-qualified and experienced technicians diagnosing, servicing and working on your Kia vehicle(s). While they tend to work behind the scenes to get your car serviced or back on the road in a timely fashion, we also have an experienced staff working the counters in service and parts to answer any questions you have.

We continue to serve and grow our services from our prime seven-acre location with an 85,000 sq ft facility, operating with semi-automatic debris sorting system and enclosed maintenance area for heavy equipment and container repair.

OdysseyRe is a leading worldwide underwriter of reinsurance and specialty insurance with a proud history extending back to 1900. OdysseyRe is domiciled and regulated in the US, with $11.5 billion in total assets and $3.3 billion in statutory surplus. We are a financially strong and cohesive global enterprise, locally responsive and built on a unified management and underwriting culture. Our diverse platform and strong capitalization provides a stable market to our business partners around the world and across all lines of business.

OCF had been familiar to racers as a supplier of racing fuels – including leaded race gas imported from the U.S. Then, one quiet afternoon in 1992, OCF was blitzed by agents from Environment Canada. By the time the raiders left, OCF owner Mitch Markusich was out of business, and potentially facing $200,000 in fines or six months in jail, for importing, possessing, and selling leaded race gas. The formulation, called PRO Racing Fuel, not only exhibited 109 octane, but also equaled or bettered the power output achieved with leaded race gas. Since then, OCF has kept pursuing ways to improve PRO Racing Fuel, sinking a small fortune into research and development. The result is a line of seven specially formulated unleaded racing fuels that produce power that actually surpasses competitive leaded race gas