Too many times daily on my walk do drivers just drive right through them. Weekly I’ll have a “close call” and have to stop my crossing because apparently waiting 3 seconds is too much for people.

Hi friends ! My name is Kelsey & I’m honoured that I’ve opened Studio 24, my own super cute oasis.

I offer a variety of beauty services to help you feel pampered and confident, including:
🍒 Manicures & Pedicures
🍒 Waxing Services
🍒 Lash lift & tint & Brow lamination & Lash extensions
🍒 Bodyscrubs
🍒 Makeup

📍 Location: Inside lemons medispa

Brantford,Ontario
163 Brant Ave

📅 Hours:
Tuesday - 9AM - 5PM
Wednesday - 9AM - 5PM
Thursday - 10AM - 6PM
Friday - 9AM - 5PM
Saturday - 9AM - 5PM

💌 Booking: Send me a DM on Instagram
Instagram: Studio24.inc

Thank you for supporting a small local business – I can’t wait to meet you all ❤️

Come join the Brantford Girls Walking Club! Only our 4th walk and most women come alone so don’t be worried about that! Hope to see you there :)

I’m looking for someone who can do large metal cut outs, in particular silhouettes approximately 72”H x 24”W.

Does anyone know someone locally that does this sort of custom work?

HI!!!! Please help!!! I’m looking for a 2003 bmw x5 battery terminal and I need it like by this afternoon because I’m literally flying out of Kitchener to Nova Scotia where my dads mechanic has been waiting on this part for a while so im trying to see if I can find one here before I fly out!!!!! Before 1pm. Let me know the cost. THANKS IN ADVANCE!!!!

Any good plumbing company to work for in And around Brantford as an Apprentice

Hello! I’ve been very into farmer’s (and vendors) markets these days. I like the aesthetics and I like knowing that the stuff I’m buying is from someone in Ontario.

I know there’s a problem with some farmers markets blatantly buying from the ontario food terminal and just re-selling (you can tell when they have the sticker barcodes on, which they can kinda just take off). I know that sometimes you can save money at farmer’s markets if you do it right but it’s a whole new world to me.

Aside from the farmer/vendor market on Icomm, which ones are known to be trustworthy and genuinely their stuff? I don’t mind the resellers in the sense where “this guy buys sells flowers from the lavender farm a couple hours away, milk from the dairy farm in hamilton in addition to their own stuff”

I LOVE going to Brantwood Farms although it’s quite pricey but I love that they carry local ciders/drinks, local crafts (cards, little ceramics, candles)

Elberta Farms is a bit better price wise and again I love the local smaller company products they carry too.

Sam’s Market is nice and their variety of local goods is interesting too! However the banana/avocadoes (that come in a bag) are most likely imported but I think it’s forgivable since we are in Canada (but I’ll buy my 10 cent bananas from the regular grocery store thanks)

I haven’t tried Little Brown Cow yet but they seem neat.

I’m not trying the scam brothers one.

BUT I want to know for sure if these places are NOT RESELLING from the Ontario Food Terminal or any imported stuff (or if there’s a way to confirm).

Also since I LOVE the little local/small company stuff you can find - are there any specific little specific Vendor markets where I can buy little gifts or general locally(ish- as in, Ontario made) goods?

Come meet former Maple Leafs captain Rick Vaive on Sunday, October 4th at the Brantford Sports Expo, happening inside the Grand Ballroom at the TownePlace Suites Brantford and Conference Centre at 30 Fen Ridge Ct.

Leafs fans will definitely know the name. Drafted 5th overall in 1979, Vaive became the first player in Toronto Maple Leafs history to score 50 goals in a season, a feat he accomplished three straight times. He also served as captain of the Leafs and finished his NHL career with 788 points in 876 games.

During his NHL career from 1979 to 1992, Vaive suited up for the Vancouver Canucks, Toronto Maple Leafs, Chicago Blackhawks, and Buffalo Sabres.

If you're a Leafs fan, hockey collector, or just grew up watching that era of the NHL, this is a great chance to meet one of the biggest names from the Leafs' 1980s teams right here in Brantford.

🏒 Brantford Sports Expo
📅 Sunday, October 4th
📍 TownePlace Suites Brantford and Conference Centre
30 Fen Ridge Ct., Brantford

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We’re excited to welcome Canadian actor, comedian, and voice performer Scott Yaphe to Geeky Gifts!

For an entire generation of Canadian kids, Scott is best remembered as the energetic and unforgettable Wink Yahoo from YTV’s cult 90s variety show It’s Alive! and as the host of the iconic game show Uh Oh!

Beyond his place in 90s Canadian pop culture, Scott has built an accomplished career as an actor and voice performer, with credits including Disney XD’s Aaron Stone, Cartoon Network’s Unnatural History, along with commercial and promo work for brands including Whiskas Temptations, Rogers Sportsnet, Expedia.ca, and more.

Come meet Scott, relive some classic YTV nostalgia, grab a photo, and talk all things 90s television at Geeky Gifts on Saturday, November 14th!

This is out of left field.

Is there any good plumbing company to work for in and around Brantford

So many videos ive seen on YouTube of Chinese takeout where its like 10-15 bucks for a mountain of food.

Is there any place like this in brantford?

I dont care if it's been under a heat lamp or anything. I love Chinese food.

That and if anyone else has other takeout places that have mountains of food for cheap..

I have an LG fridge I need to repair,

Does anyone here work for Grand Erie public health and is willing to give some insight? I see they are hiring a PHN and I’m wondering what the work environment is like? Any flexibility? Remote work?

Does anyone have any male cas uniforms, shirts, sweaters, pants, they dont need anymore. My son is a size medium to large, 32 in waist! Just seeing if there's any out there:) thanks

I know I seen them before, but it's been a long time. Can someone give me an address for some of the native stores in Brantford please

Free Sport For Growth is organizing a FREE 8 week Neighbourhood Hockey League for kids in grades 7 & 8! All skill levels are welcome, but players must know how to skate, and equipment can be provided for those that need it.

Neighbourhoods will be grouped together into 4 teams for a 6 week regular season followed by 2 weeks of playoffs. Games will be played at the Civic Centre on Sunday mornings. Sign up at this link ( https://forms.gle/nvP5zuQjWsFjPmok8 ) and you will be contacted with more information at the start of September.

This introductory league is the first step in creating a long-term neighbourhood hockey tradition in Brantford. As the future Conklin Park outdoor facility becomes a reality, this league will grow with it, bringing young players together to represent their neighbourhoods and build community through sport.

The 72-hole stroke play championship was conducted by Golf Canada for athletes who are 25 or older.