I had a lot of choices for a driving school but choose this one, and an absolutely great decision…read moreon my part, they assigned a lovely gentleman named Zia, utmost professionalism and a gem of a teacher, I never touched a wheel in my life and this gentleman helped me pass in one shot. Money well spent Cheers to Mr Zia and Honours Driving keep up the good work

I had Zia. Failed by G. He always told me to drive below speed limit and only check my blind spots…read moreonce. However I failed for driving too slow on the highway and was told I need to check blind spots more than once. Very sad I wasted $400 on this and wasted my time. Don't go to this place for lessons.

3.5 stars. Teachers are talented and inspiring, but sometimes it is a bit hard to follow them as…read morelessons tend to be rushed. They do amazing job at teaching not just techniques but also putting more emotion into the music. They know where improvement and practice are needed. Instructors are generally friendly, but sometimes they get impatient if you are a bit slow. 1-on-1 lessons are once per week. They are very strcit with schedules, and cancelling at the last moment results in service charge. Also offered is flexible plan where you go any time of the week if you cannot go with fixed day, but it costs extra. Lessons cover playing instruments and music theory. They offer lessons for anything from guitar to cello as long as it is string instrument.

In November 2010 our youngest child was struck with the notion that he'd like to try violin. Up to…read morethat point, he had been dabbling in piano lessons once a week with a neighbour lady. We found TSS on the web and decided to try a couple of months with Julian Fisher. Julian takes the "whole musician" approach and encouraged our son in ALL aspects of musicianship, whether playing for friends or at Kiwanis festivals. Each year our son had opportunities to play at recitals and in summer at a camp. We were delighted when TSS expanded to include piano (Susan Hamblin Dennis) as well. Next month (June 2014) our son will play his Grade 6 violin RCM exam. In December 2014 he plans to do Grade 9 RCM in piano. We attribute his rapid success in violin and piano to the excellent and nurturing tutelage through TSSP.

I don't have extended health benefits, so when I found out about Eight Branches, I hot tailed my…read morebutt there. Eight Branches has a teaching clinic that treats clients. Because it's a school, there is usually 3 people residing over your treatment (1 primary and 2 secondaries). You'll be asked a lot of questions about your health and any issues you have. They then leave for about 5 minutes deciding how to treat you. I teach yoga and if you can believe it, I get tight in my upper back (all those downward dogs), so sometimes I'll get a massage (Tuina, a chinese massage that is done over your clothes and feels amazing; cupping, which is a deep massage but if you love deep tissue massage, it's AWESOME!!! You will have marks on your backs though - they do fade; sometimes Shiatsu). They also do acupuncture (of course). They will also prescribe herbs if needed. The cost is $20 a session (the session is about 1.5 hours), but if you get a living green card, it's $15/session. Go...just go.

I've never gone for student treatments, just gone to see regular practioners at this clinic. i've…read moregone for both acupuncture and shiatsu massage. In which case, cost is more than student-run, but still very reasonable I think compared to many other places. The practioners there are excellent, so knowledgeable and intuitive and treat all sorts of issues. Very comfortable, professional, and relaxing atmosphere. I highly recommend a visit, especially if you are struggling with some sort of issue and not sure what can be done about it. I think they can help or point you in the right direction.

During an inquiry via email, one in which I was trying to get help with accessing a course the…read morefollowing happened, when I pointed out that I was disappointed that the email they sent to people on their mailing list (sent 3 days after my inquiry) contained info about the same old classes that were already full and could they help me, I was told as follows: " I think it's best you look into another sewing studio as I don't think we are the right fit for you. Have a wonderful day! Jessica and the entire Sew Be It team." Nice huh? I've never been treated so rudely in my 60 years on earth!

The sewing lessons are taught by helpful and knowledgeable teachers. Most of them have years of…read moreexperience and know how to explain things in a simple and clear manner. I personally had a a lot of fun and still remember quite a bit even though my lessons were two years ago. The studio also holds a monthly sewing club and has a strong following. (there members who have been going to 'sew club' for over 5 years)

AMB Driving School provided strong driving education for my son Jack. Mokammel Hussain was a great…read moredriving instructor - responsive, communicative and a gave Jack the proper instruction needed to help him prepare for his road test.

AMB driving location at Yonge and Eglinton, has a variety of different course packages. I just…read morefinished Package 1 which ended today, 4 days 525$ in class plus 10 hours with an instructor. It was from 9-230pm. The classes itself were very informative and engaging our instructor Sam Chong was super nice, interactive and knowledgeable. He kept the classes interesting and engaged us through the course work. I would recommend this class to all of my friends who are beginner drivers and want some backgroynd knowledge and to begin driving. It is MTO certified and will help you with insurance in the future.

WORST SWIM COMPANY EVER, DON'T BRING YOUR KIDS ! I brought my 7 year old daughter to work with the…read moreowner Jacob and he was extremely disrespectful and unsupportive to my child.

When we arrived from Rio, our son was unconfident, shy and tentative with his spoken words…read more 18 months later we leave Toronto with a confident, out-going 5 you boy who quite happily will chat in Chinese with strangers in the park. He understands basic arithmetic and has started to read simple words. His hand control has shown great improvement. The transformation has been remarkable and we put that down to the skill of Dalton School.

From the owner: The Dalton School is a dual-language school for children from JK-Grade 6. We teach in English,…read moreMandarin and Spanish.