I enjoyed it very much and I very much appreciate my driver Arshad for helping me get readyread more

My driving instructor was great. He gave all the guidelines and prompts you to ensure compliance…read more We made it in the first attempt (G driver's license). Thanks Brian

Cannot recommend this driving school enough. Taylor is kind, patient, and so encouraging, she gives…read moreyou the confidence you need to pass road tests on your first try. She teaches in a very calm manor and will help you be familiar with all special skills needed to be a safe driver while making sure you understand your mistakes and how to fix them. Most of all, she breaks down the "scary" tricks (parallel parking and reverse parking) to 3 steps that work any time any place. So glad I chose this school.

Jolly was the best instructor! He is a great teacher and I had a lot of fun! Highly recommend!read more

I spent 8 years at this school (3 of them in grade 12) and I loved it. Always a great time despite…read morea lot of the teachers dishing out Cs and Ds to me, on account of my never paying attention, studying, showing up or completing any tests. But I got the last laugh: I'm overnight assistant to the manager (NOT assistant manager - which I am legally obligated to clarify) at Quickie-Mart - raking in a sweet $200. That's EACH WEEK! Pros: Guy Gammon, Ruth Gosling Duff, Dave Barton, Mr. McCue, Ron and Nancy Sharpe, Mr. Tiffin, Henry LaFratta Cons: What were those? Soy Burgers being passed off as cheeseburgers in the cafeteria? But it was the 80s so anything goes I guess.

My wife, son, daughter-in-law and I were on Wellesley Island on vacation for a week. We wanted to…read moreget fresh veggies and fruit before going to the supermarket to stock up for the week. I found Cross Island Farms on the internet and we decided to check it out. The farm was not what I expected but it turned out to be a pleasant experience. When we drove up to the front of the house (yes, house) we were greeted by two friendly dogs. As we are all dog lovers, we made friends with them right away. We went inside and saw a table full of fresh fruit and vegetables and more in a refrigerated case. Someone (one of the owners?) came to help us. She helped us choose what we needed and told us about the selection of meats. We then also bought a thick sirloin steak that we ate that night. It was yummy. She also told us about the fruit picking. We went back the following morning to do that and got some more freshly picked fruit. Wow, those strawberries were very tasty. Can't get them in Westchester County. (We live in Peekskil, NY and Denver. No one is from San Francisco. Where did that come from?) As for the animals, I think you have to take the full tour to see them all. But we did see a few pigs and goats. I wanted to pet them all as they seemed friendly but they were behind a fence. Oh well. Overall, a very satisfying experience. Just don't expect anything fancy.

Disclosure, I am a volunteer at farm but I love it and wanted to make the farm's background…read moreinformation more easily available online so here I am! Cross Island Farms is certified organic. They sell goat, beef, pork, [organic/free-range] eggs, fruits, vegetables and herbs. They have educational (and enjoyable) farm tours, primitive campsites (private&no energy/water hook-ups, walk in etc.,) and volunteer opportunities. It is a fairly small farm run by two people in the thousand islands region of NY.

This store is just a pleasant experience all round. The quality of the handmade items they sell is…read morematched by the pleasant experience of getting to know the owners and staff. This store has added much to an already vibrant art culture in the town. They have recently added the drawing room with "vintage" and new to you items. A great selection of fun, quality clothing and accessories for women and even some for men!

Me and my boyfriend discovered this gem for the first time today. This is (in my opinion) the…read morecoolest and most unique spot in Gananoque. The hand made art and craft in the store ranges from soap, jewelry, paintings, prints, sculptures, photography, fabric art, paper art clothings, and much more. We were very lucky to have the chance to chat with the bright minded founder (one of 2) of this art and craft collective. She was so lovely and passionate with what she is doing and I have no doubt that even more wonderful things are going happen here. I expect this to be the hub of the art/ craft (and soon music) scene in Gananoque in the up coming years. And for a young couple like us that just moved here, the excistence of this art and craft collective is making me feel like we made a good decision. I think we should all support them and support the local art and craft scene. :)

I would recommend this university for the following reasons:…read more A) participation rate of students in extra-curricular activities is higher than any other school in Canada, and its not even a close race. It seems like everyone is in a club or sport of some kind. B) the school is serious academically, and so are most of its students. You won't be uncool if you actually want to do your homework, because it does help getting a good job. C) recruiters and hiring managers look at Queen's grads as a premium over many schools (though not always, and a big adjustment for what degree you are referring to is needed). Queen's is not number one in everything, but it is number one in many fields. I would not recommend Queen's for its location. Its in Kingston, you have to get over that if you go here. The Kingston economy is supported by a huge injection of government jobs (defense, prisons, gov't departments). This is not a diversified economy that can support job creation, though I'm sure you can find people who disagree with that. Comparable schools include University of Toronto, UWO in London, and McGill in Montreal.

Recently, I met up with a couple of other CEO and we compared lifelines - when have we been happy…read moreand when not. Not surprisingly, most people had a very good time when they were in the US for an exchange program. My exchange program was with the School of Business at Queen's University, and I did not only have one of the best times of my life there, but also learned a tremendous amount of stuff. International Business, Managing in a multicultural Environment, Marketing, Human Resources Management are all classes well remembered.