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Great place to relax after a hard day at work. This popular hangout features a 95 seat backyard patio that can easily be one of the neighbourhood's best. Loons offers daily and weekly specials, the menu has all the basic pub grub covered.

VoIP Much Phone Company, providing quality discount phone services for both your home and business. Keep your current phone number (free) or choose any area code you like; in your own area or elsewhere in the country. VoIP Much services over 2000 Canadian cities! Enjoy the freedom of VoIP (Internet phone service) with the VoIP Much Phone Company.

Adecco is the leading provider of recruitment solutions and HR services in the world. Within Canada, Adecco has a network of over 50 branches, servicing thousands of Canadian organizations each day by providing the top talent they need to succeed in today's competitive market.

We opened our first Canadian Aroma Espresso Bar branch in 2007 in Toronto's Annex neighbourhood. The Canadian branch is similar in many ways to our other branches worldwide: gourmet coffee, fresh and healthy food, a pleasant atmosphere and great service.

The Pinnacle Hobby The move has allowed us to expand not just the size of the shop, but has allowed us to stock more products and offer better service. We carry a wide range of R/C cars, helicopters, planes, boats, plastic and wood models, rockets, HO, and N trains. In addition, we have a selection of used planes, r/c cars, and helicopters. We do repairs, and set up new purchases of planes, helicopters and cars. We also carry a wide range of supplies and accessories, books and magazines.

A team of skilled and qualified practitioners who deliver quality chair massage to your site and are committed to bringing the best possible service to you and your organization / event. Founded in Toronto in 2002, Earthmagic On-Site Chair Massage has grown across the GTA and Canada offering our services to workplaces and for events from Victoria to Halifax with major cities and small towns in between. Since July 2009, we have moved our offices to the Ottawa region and continue to serve our clientele from coast to coast. All practitioners and therapists are certified in their discipline and are required to maintain valid liability insurance. Across Canada, we qualify chair massage practitioners and therapists who meet our standards and provincial requirements. As owner - practitioner, Laurent Benattar,C.C.M.P., has several years of experience in massage, accompanied by a professional etiquette, caring approach and a strong code of ethics. He is a Certified Chair Massage Practitioner, and also practices Swedish Massage and Soul Based Energy Medicine.

PEN Canada is a nonpartisan organization of writers that works with others to defend freedom of expression as a basic human right, at home and abroad. PEN Canada promotes literature, fights censorship, helps free persecuted writers from prison, and assists writers living in exile in Canada.

Canadian Broadcast Sales (CBS) is the largest national radio sales organization in Canada. Our collective market presence reaches 81% of Canada's total population. We represent 46 broadcasters and more than 540 radio stations (including repeaters) in 250 Canadian markets.

Come savor a delicious creation at Yumei Sushi. This establishment proposes a vegetarian menu and a variety of sushi for 11$ to 25$. Come experience their casual atmosphere. They offer wheelchair-accessible restaurant and are open nightly from Monday to Saturday. You can get there by public transit. The neighboring location is notable for its parks and stores.

Fiesta Farms is Toronto's largest inde­pen­dently owned gro­cery store and gar­den cen­tre. What does that mean? It means we only have one store. But it's a big one. 'Largest' means we carry the range of prod­ucts you'd expect from a chain. 'Independent' means we can choose what those prod­ucts are-who makes them, where they come from, what's in them, their place in the local econ­omy. Stuff like that. And we're pretty choosy. Partly because being choosy is good, and partly because it's good busi­ness. When we opened up over 20 years ago, we decided to focus on two things the big guys couldn't com­pete with: serv­ing our local eth­nic com­mu­ni­ties and sup­port­ing our local econ­omy. Now those things are pop­u­lar. And so are we! A visit to the store will let you know pretty quickly that we don't turn our nose up at any­one, but we tend to be par­tic­u­larly pop­u­lar with folks who get more from food shop­ping than just a full larder.

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