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BUSINESS & COMMUNITY DIRECTORY 2016-2017 www.king.ca | www.kingchamber.ca A FORCE TO BE WRECKING WITH! 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Legal Services .................................. 20 Accommodations .............................. 6 Marinas / Marine Service .................. 20 Architects ......................................... 6 Massage Therapist............................ 20 Art / Art Galleries / Framing .............. 6 Media / Publications ........................ 20 Automotive / Auto Repair .................. 6 Medical Clinics / Doctors ................... 20 Banquet / Conference Facilities ......... 6 Mortgage Brokers ............................. 20 Beauty / Barber ................................ 6 Nursing Homes / Senior Services ....... 20 Beer Store / Liquor Store ................... 7 Optical / Optometrist / Ophthalmology 21 Breweries / Wineries ......................... 7 Pet Services / Pet Food / Supplies Building Supplies .............................. 7 (including vets grooming Etc.) ......... 21 Business Services / Consulting .......... 7 Pharmacies ...................................... 21 Catering ........................................... 8 Photography / Photo Services ............ 21 Cemetery ......................................... 8 Child Care ........................................ 8 Physiotherapy / Osteopathy ............... 21 Coffee / Tea Shops ............................ 8 Plumbing and heating ....................... 21 Computer Retail / Sales / Service ....... 8 Pool Construction / Sales & Service ... 21 Construction Management Service ..... 8 Power Generation ............................. 21 Consultants Marketing & Services ...... 8 Real Estate Offices / Contractor / Electrical........................ 8 Property Management .................... 22 Counselling ...................................... 8 Restaurants ...................................... 23 Demolition ........................................ 9 Restoration ....................................... 24 Dentists / Orthodontists ..................... 9 Retail ............................................... 24 Digital Marketing & Management Retirement Community ...................... 24 Consulting ..................................... 9 Security and Home Automation .......... 24 Dry Cleaning / Laundromats .............. 9 Storage ............................................ 24 Educational Services ......................... 10 Energy Conservation ......................... 10 Taxi Service ...................................... 24 Engineering Services......................... 10 Tours / Travel / Recreation ................. 24 Equine Services / Supplies ................ 10 Towing Services ................................ 24 Event Management / Supplies ........... 11 Trailer Sales ..................................... 24 Farming / Tree Farms / Orchards/ Transportation / Logistics .................. 24 Supplies / ...................................... 11 TV / Audio Repair / Sales ................... 24 Financial Services ............................. 11 Financial Services / Insurance ........... 12 Community Directory Financial Services / Wealth Banks .............................................. 27 Management ................................. 12 Churches / Religious Organizations .... 27 Florists ............................................. 12 Community Groups ........................... 27 Foods / Specialty Processors ............. 12 Conservation Authorities .................... 28 Fuel Supplies / Firewood .................. 13 Emergency & Police Services............. 28 Garden Centres / Greenhouses / Government ..................................... 28 Nurseries ...................................... 13 MP’s & MPP’s ................................... 29 Giftware / House and Homes ............. 14 Municipal Offices .............................. 28 Golf Clubs / Club House .................... 14 Graphic Design / Printing .................. 15 Post Offices ...................................... 29 Grocery / Markets / Convenience Public Libraries ................................. 29 Shops ........................................... 15 Schools ............................................ 29 Gunsmithing ..................................... 15 Sustainable King .................................. 32 Health / Wellness / Spas ................... 15 Township Services at a Glance ..........33-36 Home Inspection ............................... 16 King Township Annual Events ................ 37 CONTENTS Home Renovation / Construction / Repairs / Trades .............................. 16 Alphabetical Listings ..................38-41 king.ca 3 kingchamber.ca MAYOR’S MESSAGE PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE On behalf of Council and Staff, Welcome to the fifth it is my pleasure to introduce to edition of the King you the 2016/2017 Business and Business & Community Community Directory, a publication Directory. We are very created in partnership with the proud to have so many King Chamber of Commerce. This Directory provides information great business right on over 550 businesses in King, here where we live. In addition to many other local There is a growing trend community organizations and toward local sourcing associations. and it is wonderful to Township of King, have such a selection of King Chamber of Mayor This directory serves as an Commerce, President introduction to the community and high quality businesses is a useful tool for new residents, for those seeking employment, that offer fantastic service. Part of having a sustainable and for those interested in getting involved in the community through community is to be able to source goods and services various organizations and community groups. In keeping with the nearby; it is convenient, energy efficient, and helps with message to ‘Shop Local’, the directory can serve as a resource for local employment. This year several local businesses helping residents, businesses and consumers access a wide variety have opened so there is an even greater set of options is of local providers and suppliers. available here in King. King is delighted knowing that Magna International will be relocating The directory has business listings both by category their Global Corporate Head-Office to King City’s prestigious and by a quick, alphabetic lookup. As well, our Chamber employment lands at Jane Street & King Road. Magna’s presence members are highlighted in blue. This year we move to in King City will excel our business sector opportunities to a whole a larger format for the booklet to make it easy to use. I new level. King is also moving forward with Project MOVE, which encourage everyone when a need arises to see what is includes the construction of new municipal offices at the site of the available locally. former Holy Name school on King Road in King City. The building will be a multi-use facility with the inclusion of a York Regional I want to thank the Township for their ongoing support Police substation and a full-sized public gymnasium. Construction is of this initiative. Their support is critical to our ability to scheduled to be done by the end of next year. produce the directory. In particular I thank the Economic Development Office of the Township for their help in The recently launched Experience King campaign, consisting of a website, YouTube channel, Facebook page, and Twitter account, has creating the directory. been a great success. Continued efforts to promote tourism through We live in a wonderful area. Please use this directory to the celebration of King as a beautiful place to refresh, recharge find nearby services. We all want King to be an amazing and revitalize, have proven great results. By exposing both local place to work, shop, live and play. residents and tourists to some of the most unique experiences King has to offer, tourist and resident knowledge has and will continue to flourish. Anybody can explore and learn more about these featured Tom Allen destinations in King Township at www.experienceking.ca. President, King Chamber of Commerce I would like to take this opportunity to encourage you to support your community by getting to know your neighbors, both residents and DIRECTORY LEGEND local businesses. Please visit the Township website at www.king.ca Text = King Chamber of Commerce Members and discover the possibilities that are available to you at King. * = King Chamber of Commerce Silver Sponsor Sincerely, ** = King Chamber of Commerce Gold Sponsor Mayor Steve Pellegrini *** = King Chamber of Commerce Platinum Sponsor king.ca 4
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