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My Favourite Grocery Store in Cambridge
First off, let me say, I don't do the majority of grocery shopping for our family.
My wife Boni, is the pro. She knows she's the pro, and she lets me know it too.
However, probably about once or twice a week, I'm sent out by the boss, for provisions.
And generally, when I do, I head straight to my favourite Grocery store in Cambridge.
Farm Boy in Cambridge – My Favourite Grocery Store
That store is Farm Boy, on Hespeler Road.
I love Farm Boy. It's definitely my favourite grocery store in Cambridge.
It's clean, inviting, and colourful.
The staff (and there are enough of them for the size of the store) are always friendly.
It's also small enough you can get through it quickly, and it seems easy enough to find stuff.
Even though there’s a bit of a boutique upmarket feel to it, kind of like Whole Food, the prices don’t seem... Click Here to Read More
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Blackwing Coffee Bar – My Office Away from the Office
Like many small businesses over the last decade or two, the trend has been to work from home, more and more, kind of like having your office away from the office.
And if you're a one or two person company, an office in your home may be all you ever need.
It's affordable, there's no commute, so it's convenient, and hopefully comfortable.
I've had offices in shared office centers, and even rented large offices in high-rise office buildings when it was necessary.
Both those were days when I had dozens or more people working for me in my corporate life.
Since I started Cambridge Digital Marketing in 2010, I pretty much do the most of the work on my own, and I use contractors occasionally, when a project either exceeds my time capacity, or more so, required some very specialized work, by another professional.
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The Time Has Come For Cambridge Go Trains
Premiere Wynne announces that Ontario will fund an $11 Billion Ultra High Speed rail from Toronto through Kitchener and London which is currently served by both VIA Rail and Go Transit. The $11 Billion is just phase one, BTW. The total cost is projected at $20 – 25 Billion. To put that in perspective, that's $1785.00 per capita, per Ontario resident. And that's if it comes in on budget.
It's About Time for Go Trains for Cambridge
She says faster trains will be important to build the high-tech community there, and to help Google, which is currently busing some workers from Toronto to Kitchener.
Go Transit, has also extended Go Train Service along the Lakeshore Go Line with more frequent trains and extended hours.
Faster trains are cool, but we still don't have ANY TRAINS AT ALL to Cambridge?
Why not help the thousands of tax paying citizens in Cambridge? Cambridge is the largest... Click Here to Read More
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Tesla Opens Supercharger Station in Cambridge, Ontario
I was driving out of the Cambridge SmartCentres the other day, and I noticed that there was a new section, near the entrance on the North side of Pinebush Road, just west of Highway 24, in the parking lot near the Michaels Store.
Its what Tesla is calling it a Supercharger station, for charging electric vehicles.
It's the largest one of these I've seen so far, with about 15 separate charging stations.
These stations are designed for Tesla vehicles but it is my understanding there are adapters available for purchase to allow other brand vehicles, such as Nissan Leaf to use Tesla stations.
Tesla Supercharger Station in Cambridge
This area is just off Highway 401, Canada's busiest highway, at Highway 24, so I expect the capacity of this station is geared not just for local vehicles, but those coming off the 401 for a charge.
Considering these... Click Here to Read More
