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Tim Hortons With three locations to serve you, Tim Hortons is a go-to for many travellers as their last bit of Cana- diana before heading out of the country. You can’t go wrong with this local favourite: a large double- double (two creams and two sugars) with a honey cruller.


Large coffee $1.77 Honey cruller $0.99


Stella’s Looking for something light? The house salad is simple, yet flavourful and does not disappoint. It combines romaine lettuce, arugula, red cabbage, jicama, carrot, red onion and toasted sunflower seeds with a savoury dressing. All salads are served with fresh bread and this one is topped with five ounces of grilled chicken. $13.25 with grilled chicken


MayberryFINE ART


Consignor Canadian Fine Art Auctioneers & appraisers


MayberryFINE ART


Fine Canadian art of the past and present in the heart of Winnipeg’s Historical Exchange District mayberryfineart.com


212 McDerMot Avenue Winnipeg MB 204.255.5690 877.871.9261 info@mayberryfineart.com


86 • Spring 2015


An innovative online auction company with gallery space steps from the Art Gallery of Ontario


CONSIGNOR.CA


326 Dundas Street West Toronto Ontario


INFO@CONSIGNOR.CA 1.866.931.8415


Contemporary and historical Canadian art in Yorkville - Toronto’s renowned centre of style and culture


mayberryfineart.com


110 YorKviLLe Avenue toronto on 416.923.9275 877.871.9261 toronto@mayberryfineart.com


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