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How to Thank Friends Who Help ...
Moving is no fun for anyone, so it's important to show your friends how grateful you are for their help--that is, if you'd like to stay friends.
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Hiring a moving company can be stressful and overwhelming. There are hundreds of companies. To help narrow down your choices, here are 10 questions to ask your moving company.
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When you move to a new home in a new town, you have to set up your utilities. What are your options? How can you compare them?
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After you're all moved in to your new home, give it a personal touch by adding artwork. Buy a few pieces that are within your budget, or get creative and make your own!
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There's a lot of things to protect when moving, and one thing that you should be especially cautious about is keeping your identity safe during your move.
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Ontario Local Moving Companies and Relocation Services
To help you find the right moving company for your local move, TopMoving.ca has compiled a list of movers in the Ontario region. These companies offer a wide range of moving services, so you’ll be able to pick and choose based on your specific needs. Every moving company is thoroughly inspected by TopMoving.ca to make sure they are properly licensed and insured. We are dedicated to making your local move in Ontario as smooth as possible.
Where do you go from here? Simply fill out a free quote form to start receiving estimates from the best local moving companies in Ontario!
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 About Ontario
Named after Lake Ontario, Ontario is Canada's most populous province – in fact, it accounts for almost 40 percent of Canada’s total population. Ontario features the country’s most populous city, Toronto, as well as the nation’s capital, Ottawa. A majority of Ontario’s residents live in the southern portion of the province, but it is the fourth largest region in Canada, so there are plenty of wonderful places to live within its borders.
Ontario is located in eastern Canada, sharing its western border with Manitoba, its eastern border with Quebec and its southern border with the United States. Ontario borders five U.S. states: New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Michigan and Minnesota. There are two popular bays located to the province’s north, namely Hudson Bay and James Bay.
The northwestern and central parts of Ontario are filled with lakes, rivers and forests, while the northeastern part is filled with swamps. Ontario’s southern region contains its provincial capital, Toronto, which also happens to be Canada’s largest metropolitan area. Located on the northwestern shore of Lake Ontario, the city is often called the “City of Neighbourhoods.” It earned this nickname through its expansion process, during which it amalgamated with surrounding towns – this caused there to be various neighbourhoods with distinct cultures and looks, which all combine to make the Greater Toronto Area as diverse as it is.
Toronto is a wonderful place to live, featuring a beautiful city landscape, as well as a continental climate and plenty of open public spaces. Toronto experiences all four seasons, so residents have ample time to enjoy the great outdoors – from Nathan Phillips Square to the waterfront, and from High Park to Toronto Islands. The city has become a hotspot for theatre and performing arts, featuring over fifty ballet and dance companies and various theatres. Toronto is also home to the Molson Amphitheatre, a multi-use, open-air venue that hosts large concerts and shows. For indie film enthusiasts, the city is gold mine during the Toronto International Film Festival and the Toronto Student Film Festival.
Also located in southern Ontario, the nation’s capital sits on the Ottawa River’s south bank. Originally founded as Bytown in 1826, Ottawa has morphed into the political and technological centre of Canada. In fact, the city’s name is derived from an Algonquin word meaning “to trade.” Ottawa features a main urban area, but it also incorporates suburban and rural areas. Similar to Toronto, the city and its surrounding areas are a great place for anybody to live – singles, couples and families alike. Some points of interest for residents include the ByWard Market in Lower Town and the Golden Triangle in Centretown.
Ontario is home to plenty of esteemed higher education institutions, namely the University of Toronto, which features the largest student population of any university in Canada. When it comes to sports, Ontario never has a dull moment. The province is home to a bunch of professional sports teams, including two NHL teams (Toronto Maple Leafs and Ottawa Senators), three CFL squads (Hamilton Tiger-Cats, Toronto Argonauts and Ottawa Redblacks), one MLB club (Toronto Blue Jays), one NBA team (Toronto Raptors) and one MLS club (Toronto FC).
With all of this culture to be explored and embraced, the province of Ontario is truly “Yours to Discover.”
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