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(905) 634-1591 Longo's 1225 Fairview Street Bob’s No Frills Assumption Catholic SS 571 Brant Street (866) 987-6453 3230 Woodward Avenue (905) 634-1835 Fortinos Blyth Academy 1059 Plains Road East (905) 634-1591 Longo’s 422 Pearl Street (905) 637-0346 1225 Fairview Street (905) 637-3804 Burlington Central HS Sobeys 1433 Baldwin Street (905) 634-7768 1250 Brant Street (905) 332-3373 Central PS Walmart Burlington Supercentre 638 Brant Street (905) 634-7739 2065 Fairview Street (905) 637-3100 King’s Road PS 660 Greenwood Drive (905) 637-3477 Lakeshore PS 2243 Lakeshore Road (905) 634-3244 BMO Oxford College 519 Brant Street (905) 637-8224 760 Brant Street (855) 949-6936 CIBC St. John Elementary 2400 Fairview Street (905) 632-5622 653 Brant Street (905) 632-3541 RBC Tecumseh PS 360 Pearl Street (905) 634-1891 3141 Woodward Avenue (905) 639-8330 Scotiabank Thomas Merton Centre for 547 Brant Street (905) 637-5509 TD Bank Continuing Education (High School) 510 Brant Street (905) 639-8921 760 Brant Street (905) 632-5858 Tom Thomson PS 2171 Prospect Street (905) 639-2010 Elizabeth Street Pharmacy 500 Elizabeth Street (905) 681-3784 Maple IDA 573 Maple Street (905) 333-0031 Burlington Central Public Library Medisystem Pharmacy 2331 New Street (905) 639-3611 802 Hager Street (905) 637-1774 Shoppers Drug Mart 900 Maple Avenue (905) 681-1277 Brant Plaza Pharmacy (Retail Outlet) 561 Brant Street (866) 607-6301 Burlington CSC Brant Children’s Centre 688 Brant Street (866) 607-6301 2225 New Street (905) 634-5518 Shoppers Drug Mart (Retail Outlet) Brant YMCA Child Care Centre 1182 North Shore East (905) 631-5862 3023 New Street (866) 607-6301 Les Coccinelles 777 Guelph Line (866) 607-6301 1226 Lockhart Road (905) 333-0202 501-503 Plains Rd. East (866) 607-6301 Reach Out Centre for Kids Pilkey 1242 Sable Drive (905) 632-5268 Ressel School Child Care 1335 Plains Road East (905) 637-2037 St. Philippe Daycare Cinéstarz Upper Canada Place Cinemas 901 Francis Road (905) 631-8490 460 Brant Street (905) 681-3456 Wee Watch SilverCity Burlington Cinemas 2515 Appleby Line (905) 285-9934 1250 Brant Street (905) 319-8677 Burlington Mall A & W 777 Guelph Line (905) 632-4777 900 Maple Avenue (905) 681-3351 Burlingwood Shopping Centre Little Caesars Pizza 1025 Plains Road East (905) 681-9494 2400 Guelph Line Mapleview Shopping Centre McDonald’s 2065 Fairview Street (905) 681-1709 900 Maple Avenue (905) 681-2900 Pizza Nova 593 Brant Street (905) 310-3300 Second Cup 901 Brant Street (905) 681-1079 Starbucks Doctor’s Office Walk-in Clinic 503 Brant Street (905) 631-7663 2065 Fairview Street (905) 633-7686 Subway Harbourview Dental 494 Brant Street (905) 681-7827 1455 Lakeshore Road (905) 681-6588 1035 Brant Street (905) 333-5521 Joseph Brant Hospital Swiss Chalet 1230 North Shore East (905) 632-3737 1220 Brant Street (905) 332-0490 Maple Dental Office Tim Hortons 573 Maple Avenue (905) 333-4050 601 Brant Street (905) 634-5353 Maple Mews Medical Clinic 1235 Fairview Street (905) 637-5885 Amaya Express 489 Brant Street (289) 289-0082 Burlington Golf & Country Club August 8 422 North Shore East (905) 634-7726 834 Brant Street (905) 633-8288 Central Arena Celli’s Osteria 421 Brant Street (905) 634-7421 519 Drury Lane (905) 634-5571 Di Mario Trattoria GoodLife Fitness 1455 Lakeshore Road (905) 333-8889 777 Guelph Line (905) 634-9461 Downtown Bistro & Grill Ron Edwards YMCA 441 Elizabeth Street (905) 639-7577 500 Drury Lane (905) 632-5000 Emma’s Back Porch The Yoga Centre 2084 Old Lakeshore Road (905) 634-2084 541 Brant Street (905) 639-6138 Honey West Tidal CrossFit 399 Elizabeth Street (905) 634-7999 1423 Grahams Line (289) 200-9402 Mandarin 1881 Fairview Street (905) 632-6000 YMCA Hamilton-Burlington Mikado 760 Brant Street (905) 681-1146 415 Elizabeth Street (905) 333-4718 Montford Grill House 796 Brant Street (905) 632-1232 My Thai 399 Elizabeth Street (905) 631-8373 Burlington Baptist Pepperwood Bistro 2225 New Street (905) 634-2477 1455 Lakeshore Road (905) 333-6999 Compass Point Bible Church SB Prime 390 Brant Street (905) 634-6275 1500 Kerns Road (905) 336-1500 Shoeless Joe’s Faith Christian Reformed 1250 Brant Street (905) 331-7463 2265 Moutainside Drive (905) 336-5353 Spencer’s at the Waterfront Knox Presbyterian 1340 Lakeshore Road (905) 633-7494 461 Elizabeth Street (905) 333-3013 The Alex Prince of Peace Lutheran 480 Brant Street (905) 220-0520 1299 Brant Street (905) 332-7671 The Carriage House St. John’s Catholic 2101 Lakeshore Road (905) 634-7723 The Martini House 2016 Blairholme Avenue (905) 634-2485 437 Elizabeth Street (905) 333-9553 St. Luke’s Anglican The Works 1382 Ontario Street (905) 634-1826 443 Brant Street (905) 337-2373 Wellington Square United Turtle Jack’s 2121 Caroline Street (905) 634-1849 900 Maple Avenue (289) 288-0484 Expertise . Experience . Excellence .
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