Keith Balli came through for me in a big way. I would highly…read morerecommend working with him for purchasing a newer used vehicle

We switched our daughter from a different Jiu Jitsu academy in the city to The Submission Academy…read moreand we saw from the very first class a significant difference. The Lil Ninjas class is organized, focuses on technique, and our daughter is always beaming when she comes out of class. We have seen a significant improvement in her JJ skills and confidence already! Coach Bodhie knows her stuff!

Of the 3 rinks we've been to in this area, this Recreation Centre would rank 2nd, after the Western…read moreFairgrounds. Three rinks in here, "A" rink is the big one with lots of seating on one side. This rink surface seams to be bigger than "Tony's" rink surface was at the WF. The Argyle centre is 3rd place, mostly because of the age of the building. There's also a skating club that meets here. Warning to iPhone users: internet access inside this place is sort of hit and miss. PS: the boys won, but it was a squeaker! So far so good; GO BOYS GO!!

I adore this place. Great instructors with excellent playlists and inspiring/helpful guidance. The…read moreunlimited packages are also a great deal if you're someone who goes a lot. They have showers with soap machines if you need to rinse off after a good sweaty session.

When I first tried hot yoga, boy was I not prepared. I was dehydrated and basically spent the…read moreentire class on my mat with the instructor checking in on me every 5 minutes to make sure I was still alive. I vowed to never return and considered those who liked hot yoga, bonkers. Then I tried Yoga Shack. A friend convinced me to try their free class. He assured me that if a drank enough water throughout the day and I watched my breathing, I wouldnt have an issue. Let's just say, ever since that night, I have been hooked. First off, I found the environment at Yoga Shack was welcoming and warm. There is a real sense of community here and it feels genuine. The hot room we practiced in was very large with markings on the floor to make it easier to find a spot. I really like this feature since sometimes I find myself wondering where I should situate myself. During $5 or free classes I would suggest getting there extra early to snag a spot in the room. Yes, even if that means waiting outside in the cold. Its worth it! There is plenty of parking outside across the road, just make sure you abide by any signs from the surrounding businesses. I really enjoy the variety of classes that Yoga Shack has to offer. There really is something for everyone, including beginner classes with less heat. Whenever someone asks me where they should try yoga, I always suggest Yoga Shack. Finding low cost classes is easy as they are plentiful and the staff there are friendly, welcoming, and they love what they do!

Golf: Great course. Challenging, in good shape with a wide variety of holes. Speed of play is good…read more Staff are very friendly. Restaurant: Food is generally good. Not terribly imaginative, but executed well enough. Decent burgers. Décor in the small dining room is nothing to write home about. The servers are young and eager to please. Prices are reasonable. The Friday fish fry is a must! Non-members are welcome at the fish fry.

We started off our long weekend with a round of golf at Crumlin Creek. Booking online was very easy…read moreand they have lots of great deals. Because it was Friday, we got the Dozen and Dine deal. $20 for 12 holes and dinner afterwards. Yes, you read right, this place is a 12 hole golf course. It took 2.5 hours to finish the round for 4 people, walking. This course has the golf boards available. It's basically a scooter you stand on and ride, while your golf bag hangs out on the front. Kind of cool but we passed on using these. It's about $15 to get one. The course itself does need a lot of work. The driving range is set up so the artificial tees are behind the regular tee area, just a bit off to the side. So if you have a serious aiming-to-the-right problem (like I do) be aware. The greens were quite sandy and there were some spots along the course that had a lot of patchy sandy areas. The grass is very rough and sparse in spots. Being literally next door to the London International Airport, we weren't really bothered by planes overhead but there wasn't too many going in and out at the time. For dinner we were offered the typical golf course fare, hot dogs, burgers, sausages, fries, onion rings, salad. We were all quite happy with our selections. The sausages were great and the fries were good. I'd give the course itself a 2 star but the convenience factor of booking online, 12 holes, and the price and dinner, bumps up this review to a 3.

As the father of a new golfer it's difficult to imagine a better beginner course than Crumlin…read moreCreek. Not only is it only 12 holes, but each green features a regular hole and a larger one - which, while my son was too proud to actually use I thought was a great thing to offer. It's never been too busy when we've been there - a handful of times - which makes it more relaxed for a new golfer without the pressure of having to make people behind you wait. The course might be too easy for the experienced golfer but does offer a few challenging shots throughout. I can say that I've been pleasantly surprised but how reasonable the prices are every time I go. We've yet to try the golf hover board things but do hope to do so this season. Be advised the conditions can vary greatly but all-in-all in offers a few hours of fun for the price of only a buck or two per hole. It's a pretty good deal. The food? On the few times I've tried it has all been good and once again a good value. The offer quite a few different deals throughout the week so it is certainly worth checking out before you book a tee time. My favourite part is that the atmosphere is very relaxed and allows for some fun, some sun and a great way to pass some time. FORE!

This is a beautiful course! The grounds are in great condition and it's very lush and green. The…read morecourse is challenging but definitely playable for someone that's still fairly new like myself. There's a few holes where you have to hit over water and the bunkers are strategically placed but it's fun. I liked teeing off at the top of the ski hill where the chair lift is. The driving range is on the other side where the ski hill is so you are driving up a steep incline. Pretty cool!

I highly recommend the instructors from this business. These individuals take their job very…read moreseriously and likewise provide great training. I feel much more prepared and able to handle a situation if it were to arise.

A Life-Changing Journey at the London College of Osteopathy - Excellence from Registration to…read moreMastery Embarking on the educational path with the London College of Osteopathy has been one of the most enriching, challenging, and ultimately rewarding experiences of my professional life. From the moment I connected with the Registrar, I was met with a level of professionalism, support, and clarity that immediately set the tone for what would become an extraordinary academic journey. This program is not easy, and I say that with immense respect--because true mastery never is. The course structure is intensely thorough, deeply academic, and strategically built to ensure students don't just pass--they transform into world-class osteopaths. Everything is accessible 100% online, and yet, the expectations are real. You must study. You must engage. You must do the work. But if you do--what awaits on the other side is nothing short of greatness. One of the most impressive developments is that now multiple associations across the globe accept graduates from the London College of Osteopathy, including the highly respected Canadian Union of Osteopaths--a gatekeeper of excellence known for its tough entry requirements. The inclusion of London College on this list is a testament to the academic integrity and international recognition the institution has earned. Let's talk about cost--the value proposition is unbeatable. For the quality of training, international acceptance, and the level of academic discipline, the price is extremely reasonable. But here's the truth: this is not about just buying a diploma. This is about earning your spot in a profession that changes lives. And the London College of Osteopathy gives you all the tools--if you're willing to put in the work. My advice to every new student is simple: stay curious. Explore YouTube tutorials, dig deeper into the training modules, ask questions, research techniques, and above all, believe in your capacity to become the best. Because this program will challenge you--but it will also shape you into an osteopath who can stand proudly among the best in the world. So stop complaining. Start evolving. This is your time.

Decent Program and Good experience. I don't understand what's the fuss with the "waste of money". A…read moresimple check at the Canadian List of Certified Institutions website tells us its registered and also another check at the Alternative Medicine Association also has its school name listed. I Got guidance for my thesis as per normal. Maybe if you need spoon feeding then it will be a big problem. Maybe it works well for post graduates students like me (maybe..), but so far the Thesis assessment is not that easy and they even show their students doing assessment by videos which is by far fit and proper. Whether the degree is useable outside the country will depend on the respective legislation of YOUR country which you have to check on your own accord.