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King City, Schomberg and Nobleton Business Community& Directory 2017-2018 KING CHAMBER OF COMMERCE www.king.ca www.kingchamber.ca Offering local news, sports and general interest stories. The King Weekly Sentinel is a very powerful advertising medium reaching 25,000 readers, making it a great way to send your message to your customers. King’s Community Newspaper 30 Martha Street, Suite 205 Bolton, Ont., L7E 5V1 | 905-857-6626 | kingsentinel.com king.ca 2 kingchamber.ca Mayor’s Message ................................. 4 Landscape Services .......................... 19 President’s Message ............................ 4 Legal Services .................................. 20 Directory Legend ................................. 4 Manufacturer ................................... 20 King Chamber About Us........................ 5 Marinas............................................ 20 King Chamber Board of Directors .......... 5 Newspapers/Publications .................. 20 Optometrists .................................... 20 Business Directory Pharmacies ...................................... 20 Alcohol/Spirits .................................. 6 Photography ..................................... 21 Art & Art Galleries ............................. 6 Print & Graphic Design ...................... 21 Automotive ...................................... 6 Real Estate ....................................... 21 Banks .............................................. 6 Restaurants/Catering ........................ 22 Banquet Halls & Event Planning ......... 7 Retail ............................................... 23 Business Consulting .......................... 7 Retirement/Nursing Homes ................ 24 Cleaners .......................................... 8 Transportation/Travel/Logistics .......... 24 Communications Marketing ............... 8 Trophys ............................................ 24 Construction Contractors ................... 8 Veternarian & Pet Services ................ 24 Convenience Store ............................ 10 Community Directory Dance .............................................. 10 Churches / Religious Organizations .... 27 Daycare ........................................... 11 Community Groups ........................... 27 Dentistry .......................................... 11 Conservation Authorities .................... 28 Education/Learning ........................... 11 MP’s & MPP’s .................................. 28 Equestrian ........................................ 11 Emergency & Police Services............. 29 Farms Services ................................. 12 Municipal Offices .............................. 28 Financial Services ............................. 13 Firearms & Ammunition ..................... 13 Post Offices ...................................... 29 Fitness/Yoga/Recreational ................. 14 Public Libraries ................................. 29 Florist .............................................. 14 Schools ............................................ 29 Garden Centres/Nurseries ................. 15 Municipal Services ............................... 32 Gas Stations ..................................... 15 Sustainable King .................................. 32 Golf.................................................. 15 Textile Diversion ................................... 33 Grocery & Specialty Foods ................. 15 King Heritage and Cultural Centre ......... 33 Hair & Beauty ................................... 16 King Recreation and Park Facilities ........ 34 Health & Wellness ............................. 16 Facility Information ............................ 35 Home Security .................................. 18 Parks ............................................... 36 Hotels .............................................. 18 Seniors Service & Library Business Centre . 37 Insurance Services ............................ 18 King Township Annual Events ................ 38 Interior Design .................................. 18 Jewellers.......................................... 19 Alphabetical Listings ..................39-42 CONTENTS king.ca 3 kingchamber.ca MAYOR’S MESSAGE PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE On behalf of Council and staff, it is my pleasure to introduce to you the 2017/2018 Business and Community Directory, a publication created in partnership with the King Chamber of Commerce. This Directory provides information on over 550 businesses in King, in addition to many other local community organizations and associations. Township of King, King Chamber of Mayor This directory serves as an Commerce, President introduction to the community and is a useful tool for new residents, for those seeking employment, and for those interested in getting involved in the community through Welcome to the sixth edition of the King Business & various organizations and community groups. In keeping with the Community Directory. We have so many great business message to ‘Shop Local’, the directory can serve as a resource for right here where we live. There is a growing trend toward helping residents, businesses and consumers access a wide variety of local providers and suppliers. local sourcing and it is wonderful to have such a selection of high quality businesses that offer fantastic service. Part We’ve been busy over the last few years enhancing and adding programs to directly help local businesses. Among these programs of having a sustainable community is to be able to source are the Community Improvement Plan (CIP) and Experience King. The goods and services nearby; it is convenient, energy CIP promotes beautification, property improvements and economic efficient, and drives local employment. Over the past few development in King City, Schomberg and Nobleton. We’ve had great success with the program, providing grants that have allowed local years more businesses have opened locally so there is businesses to put up new signage and make other improvements to an even greater set of options available here in King. The their operations. We know the CIP is working because, according to our Economic Development Office, for every $1 we invest in the CIP directory has business listings both by category and by a through grants to local businesses, those businesses invest $18.50 quick, alphabetic lookup. As well, our Chamber members in improving their operations. are highlighted in blue. When you need something see King is also moving forward with Project MOVE, which includes the what is available locally. I want to thank the Township for construction of a new municipal centre at the site of the former Holy their ongoing support of this initiative; in particular the Name school on King Road in King City. The building will be a multi- use facility with the inclusion of a York Regional Police substation Economic Development Office of the Township for their and a full-sized public gymnasium. Construction is scheduled to be help in creating the directory. We live in a wonderful area. done by the end of 2018. Best of all, the bulk of the cost of the new Please use this directory to find nearby services. We all municipal centre will be largely covered by the sale of the current municipal offices, development charges and from York Regional want King to be an amazing place to work, shop, live and Police for its substation. play. I would like to take this opportunity to encourage you to support your community by getting to know your neighbours, both residents and local businesses. Please visit the Township website at www.king.ca DIRECTORY LEGEND and discover the possibilities that are available to you in King. Text = King Chamber of Commerce Members * = 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 kingchamber.ca BOARD OF DIRECTORS ABOUT US Andy NEMES Kelly FOLEY Rose DODARO Design on King Brownsville Junction Ltd. John’s No Frills The King Chamber of Commerce was formed 1700 King Road Unit 2, 17250 Highway 27, 13255 Highway 27, in January 2008, when the King Township King City Schomberg Nobleton Chamber and the Nobleton Schomberg District [email protected] 905-939-7700 416-917-8120 Chamber of Commerce officially merged. Our [email protected] [email protected] mission is to promote a healthy, sustainable, and Corey LONG environmentally responsible business climate Seneca College-King Campus Lucy BELPERIO Stefani KONIDIS in King Township. Currently, we have over 13990 Dufferin Street, King Print and Design Engel & Volkers York, King City 13065 Hwy 27, Box 1227, Brokerage 150 members who operate throughout King [email protected] Nobleton 13456 Dufferin St, King City Township, and beyond. We offer a wide variety 905-859-2442 905-833-3008 of products and services. Please consult our David CROSS [email protected] [email protected] Business Directory for a complete listing of all W. B. CROSS CO. Limited our members. As a chamber, we have several 126 Western Avenue, Margarida RAMOS D’ALFONSI Tom ALLEN strategic initiatives: • Facilitate communications Schomberg BMO Bank of Montreal Sunlife Financial with the membership and with the public at [email protected] 1700 King Road, Unit#16, 4729 2nd Line, 905-833-4902 King City Schomberg large • Provide educational and networking Jay RIDER [email protected] 905-939-2977 opportunities to members • Provide a clear Crawford Chondon & [email protected] voice to local and regional governments on Part 24 Queen St. E, Robin PRIESTLY issues that affect
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