Newspapers & Magazines in University-Rosedale, Toronto, ON
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Results from the 'Newspapers & Magazines' category in University-Rosedale, Toronto
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356 Dupont Street, MIDTOWN TORONTO, Toronto, M5R 1V9
(416) 964-0528
PERIODICALS: PUBLISHING, OR PUBLISHING AND PRINTING / PERIODICALS, PUBLISHING / PUBLISHERS MAGAZINES & PERIODICALS 
Vitality Magazine provides valuable and current health information for individuals taking charge of their well-being. Many customers have benefited from discovering natural remedies, healthcare practitioners, and resources through the magazine. 
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273 AUGUSTA AVENUE, KENSINGTON MARKET, Toronto, M5T 2M1
(416) 598-0204
We strive to bring our customers an exciting selection of new fashion lines, including B.B.Dakota, It! Jeans, Goorin, Ames Bros., Lady Dutch, Ringspun, & Obey. These stand alongside our hand-picked vintage fashions, from funky to fantastic. And to top it off, we stock our own remade fashions & accessories, one of a kind pieces that stand out in a crowd. Gleaming 50's toasters, Dansk cookware, Pyrex percolators, German ceramics, metallic sculptures, Op art, shags, Swiss fondue sets, chromeware, Holmegaard glass, Danish pendant lighting, teakwood bowls & trays, Osterizers, sputniks, Lightolier chandeliers, Russell Wright dinnerware, modern polish glassware.... 20th century modern is our speciality, with a focus on Scandanavian design. We carry vintage pieces in teak, rosewood, and walnut, from manufacturers such as Domino, Dyrlund, Viejle, Herman Miller, Koefoeds and Imperial. For all your home & office needs we stock our store with modular wall units, dining sets, bedroom suites, desks and credenzas; lounge chairs, sofas and sectionals in original or redone fabrics. Bungalow is a vintage store in Toronto with a wide selection of unique clothing and accessories. Many customers appreciate the organized and clean environment, fair pricing for most items, and the curated selection. However, some find the prices for certain items, particularly t-shirts, to be high. 
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95 Robert Street, HARBORD VILLAGE, Toronto, M5S 2K5
(416) 960-1244
Green Teacher Green Teacher is a magazine by and for educators to enhance environmental and global education across the curriculum at all grade levels With fifty pages of ideas and activities, four times a year; we re not slick just resource full. 
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Suite 200, 10 Price Street, BAY CLOVERHILL, Toronto, M4W 1Z4
(416) 922-2200
The MARSH REPORT is the best source of data and interpretation of major sales in Canada's prime market, the Greater Toronto Area. The Report's long-term subscribers are found among Toronto's leading real estate investment firms, financial institutions, real estate brokers, appraisers and government departments. Many have been users for more than ten years. 
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1155 YONGE ST, MIDTOWN TORONTO, Toronto, M4T 1W2
(416) 934-3410
The Catholic Register - Canada’s Catholic news source since 1893. 
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75 Harbord St, HARBORD VILLAGE, Toronto, M5S 1G4
(416) 927-0774
Publisher, magazine, Book & Magazine Distributor 
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21 SUSSEX AVE, HURON SUSSEX, Toronto, M5S 1J6
416-946-7600
Newspaper Publisher 
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3 Madison Avenue, MIDTOWN TORONTO, Toronto, M5R 2S2
416-733-4550
Newspaper Publisher 
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270 Bloor Street West, MIDTOWN TORONTO, Toronto, M5S 1V8
(416) 920-7064
the leading national franchised retailer of tobacco, confectionery, souvenirs, news and magazines, operating in major malls, office complexes, hotels, transit and street locations 
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625 CHURCH ST, DOWNTOWN, Toronto, M4Y 2G1
(416) 596-9419
The Grid is a weekly city magazine and daily website providing a fresh, accessible voice for Toronto. Our goal is to capture the vibe and energy of a city in ascendance, largely by rejecting the glossy, doggedly aspirational vision of it you see in so many other publications.