Yep but now im wanting st huberts
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See what UberEats can do for you.Yep but now im wanting st huberts
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Ohhh the sadness they can't help
is it gonna magical appear with a man 
Yes. The law that dictated stores had to be closed on The Lord's Day, was flawed. Book stores were permitted to stay open, convenience stores stayed open, and a few others that were somehow different. Paul Magder sold fancy fur coats, so he got around the law by selling books for thousands of dollars, and then he threw in a complimentary fur coat with every transaction.
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I understand your plight, but I think the old adage still applies. Everything is available for the right price.
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I understand your plight, but I think the old adage still applies. Everything is available for the right price.Ohhh the sadness they can't help
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Boobs XD thats the price i was told by the delivery man
I remember going to see the Toronto Baseball games with my dad down at the lakeshore and Bathurst street stadium. They would play double hitters on Sundays with the second game being only 7 innings and no new inning could start after 6 pm so people could still get home in time to go to church in the evening. That is why it was called Toronto The Good.
That is why it was called Toronto The Good. Also women could not go to a pub by themselves. The bars had a separate entrance called Ladies And Escorts so girls could only get in with a guy.
Makes sense. A Quebec company
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Actually, the St. Hubert brand was purchased by the Cara restaurant group several years ago. Cara, which recently changed its name to Recipe Unlimited Corp., owns and operates several restaurant chains including Swiss Chalet, Harvey's, Milestones, Montana's, Kelsey's, East Side Mario's, New York Fries, Burger's Priest . . . the list goes on and on.
Alfred's Fish and Chips, The Brothers Restaurant both near Yonge and Bloor.
Are those "Army Surplus" type stores still around? There were 2 on Yonge st, one on west side and one on east side.
Are those "Army Surplus" type stores still around? There were 2 on Yonge st, one on west side and one on east side.
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or how about those video dispensing machines found in corner store or supermarkets.
or how about those video dispensing machines found in corner store or supermarkets.
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I also remember going to petcertra alot as a child
and the water park section of Ontario place I use to visit whenever i came here as a child with my family
and the water park section of Ontario place I use to visit whenever i came here as a child with my family
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Actually, the St. Hubert brand was purchased by the Cara restaurant group several years ago. Cara, which recently changed its name to Recipe Unlimited Corp., owns and operates several restaurant chains including Swiss Chalet, Harvey's, Milestones, Montana's, Kelsey's, East Side Mario's, New York Fries, Burger's Priest . . . the list goes on and on.
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Ohh i didnt know that
but swiss chalet doesnt taste as good as saint hubert ^-^ I am biased
The only video store I know of that's still around is Bay St. Video which must be at least 20 years old now. Streaming has eliminated the need for DVDs.
Clairtone Electronics was founded by Peter Munk. He had his share (or maybe more than his share ) of hits and misses.
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