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Serpent Mound Brochure download Comments on this post are disabled as it was getting rough, I understand people are passionate, yet can we ...
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The Handyman Shop is sold! This great looking building located on the corner of Dundas and Quebec is a favourite for many people in the Jun...
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where is this?
ReplyDeletebottom of Heintzman Ave just across from the new condos.
ReplyDeleteYes, it was good food. Not sure any fish and chip business can last. Too specialized a menu. The end was likely brought on in part by the change of meat free Fridays by the Catholic church.
ReplyDeleteIt seems that there is a resurgence of "fish and chip" shops in the city, one in the Junction is a great idea, but probably more successful if it is on the main drag.
ReplyDeleteagreed the main drag would be great, yet this place had lines outside it when it was open.
ReplyDeleteThere was a time that small stores and doctor's offices appeared in residential areas. Unfortunately, zoning laws made it worse for cities, especially in suburbs where there are no existing stores that could continue by being grandfathered. It results in people having to drive or make special errands to shop for the simplest things. Even worse, where there are stores set up in high-rise buildings, the lease for the stores can be very expensive. No opportunity for an independent store owner to get their start, or for a Kensington Market to appear.
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