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INS International Networking Systems Inc.

International Networking Systems (INS) one of a handful of organizations in Canada authorized in terminating Military Tactical connectors like the T-FOCA technology. These connectors are being used by organizations like OPG in their Nuclear Power Plants. INS is a recognized leader in providing customized solutions combining leading edge products with superior services and support. We are known for Custom Manufactured Fiber and Copper Cables, Test Equipment, Tools and other LAN and WAN requirements. INS success has stemmed from our commitment to stringent quality controls. These quality controls ensure that every assembly manufactured at INS meets or exceeds acceptable industry standards. We use state of the art testing equipment and an assortment of testers to ensure the highest quality. INS core competency has always led in our ability to customize solutions to accommodate the customer’s needs. In fact, we are able to customize every facet of the assembly including length, type of cable and connector. INS is a customer-focused company that provides a premiere level of service. While we take great pride in offering innovative products and industry leadership, we recognize that our greatest strength is our people. INS offers ON-SITE TERMINATION of Fiber Optic and Copper cable assemblies to resellers, contractors and system Integrators. Our experience allows for fast, reliable and quality testing. INS specialized testing and termination equipment allows you to keep up with today’s technologies. ×

Stewart Madden Real Estate

Intrigued by the Real Estate market, having bought and sold properties,he ventured into the business by obtaining his license to sell Real Estate in 1988. It became obvious within 6 months of selling that this was the career he aspired to. He gave notice at his full time position and entered the market with great enthusiasm. The enthusiasm was met by a market where real estate prices crashed by 25%, a test to even the most seasoned salesperson. Stewart persevered in his new found field and is now consistently, year after year, one of the Top Producing Realtors in Newmarket. And now after 27 years, he continues to excel in the sale process. Stewart has continued to upgrade his knowledge and expertise, obtaining his Brokers License in 1990, and further by continuously improving himself through Real Estate related educational courses. With over 24 years experience he brings to you his professionalism, integrity and dedication to the Real Estate market. Contact Stewart Today! The relationship between a home buyer or seller and their agent is based on trust, shared goals and understanding. Stewart strives to continually improve and to do this he listens and take the needs and wants into consideration. With 25 + years selling Real Estate in Newmarket and surrounding area, you can be assured of a knowledgeable professional with Honesty & Integrity. ×

Dickie's No Frills

While food is at the heart of our offerings, our stores provide a wide, growing and successful range of products and services to meet your everyday household needs. WHO WE ARE ABOUT NO FRILLS “We had to close the doors at 10:30 this morning and let people in as other people left.”It was the kind of problem every store manager dreams of, especially on opening day. The first No Frills® prototype store had swung open its doors in East York, near Toronto. The reaction on the part of shoppers was enthusiastic, to say the least. “The rush never stopped,” explained Loblaws manager Robert St. Jean, back in July 1978. “We're really excited about it... really excited!” The original No Frills® store was just that, no frills. No product advertising, no store displays, no meat counter, no clerks to bag your groceries, and you had to bring your own bags or pay 3 cents for each.“It doesn't bother me a bit,” replied first day customer Frank Atlas when asked about bagging his own groceries.“I've saved a couple dollars with this order.” No Frills® introduced some highly innovative retailing concepts to Canadian consumers. While most grocery stores carried thousands of items, that first No Frills® featured only 500. And many of the products were themselves no frills, namely no name®, the line of generic products launched by Loblaws just months earlier. With their distinctive yellow packaging, bold lettering, and low prices, no name®, was proving a big hit with consumers. “They're a lot cheaper than name brands, most of them are just as good and some of them are even better,” commented one Toronto shopper. No Frills® was able to pass on even more savings by leaving products on display in their cardboard shipping cartons, with the sides cut away. Produce, normally washed by hand and carefully arranged, was left in its original box. At a time when consumers were feeling the pinch of high inflation, many were only too happy to give up the frills to save money at the checkout counter. Loblaws quickly converted two dozen of its stores to No Frills® outlets. Business boomed, but became increasingly competitive through the 1980s. Then, in 1987, Loblaws decided to harness the entrepreneurial spirit of local ownership, changing the stores into franchise operations. Today, those owners proudly put their names out front, from Nadim’s No Frills® in Oshawa, Ontario to Kris’ No Frills® in Peace River, Alberta, to Kevin's No Frills® in Paradise, Newfoundland. A lot has changed over three decades. That first prototype store has grown into more than 250 franchise locations across Canada. While the first stores had only a few hundred items, today's No Frills® has thousands to choose from, including fresh produce, meat and the very popular President's Choice®, as well as no name® line of products. But with all that has changed over the years, the No Frills® concept remains the same, focusing on great meat and produce, commitment to community and trusted low prices. ×

Davidson Electric

Davidson electric has been in business since 1960 and presently employ 15 full time workers, 11 journeymen electricians, 4 apprentice plus 2 office staff. We have done work ranging from 25,000.00 dollars to 2,500,000.00 dollars and would be capable of handling larger projects as well. We also have done several design build projects with Harbridge and Cross Co. Ltd. This list includes Opg East Nuclear Training Centre, 2- 100,000+square foot Zellers stores, four extensive renovations to car dealerships (Chrysler and Ford) as well as several factories c/w office space ranging from 30,000 square feet to 100,000 square feet. We presently do work for the City of Toronto, Nexacor Property Management (Bell Canada), Harbridge and Cross Ltd., Dineen Const., Ross and Anglin, Ascona Property Management and several other companies throughout the city. We handle work such as commercial, industrial, Institutional, security and communications for new and renovated buildings. ×

INS Roadside Assistance

Roadside assistance and breakdown coverage are services that assist motorists, or bicyclists, whose vehicles have suffered a mechanical failure that leaves the operator stranded. Call INS Roadside Assistance today! ×