I read all the positive reviews on this place, and decided to try them. I will say I wasn't…read moredisappointed. My repair was an expensive one, around $750, but given I needed a screen and casing I guess it's on par. But when they fixed it they found they needed a new bottom section, metal casing, battery etc, an expensive piece. I was traveling and they they didn't want to bother me and they wanted to homer their price so they did it for free. Wow, not very often I'm pleasantly surprised like this. Really top notch service and a good knowledgeable group as well. Don't hesitate to use this place, I can't imagine they will disappoint you.

Some of my keys stopped working on the laptop keypad - most importantly the power button which…read morecouldn't be solved with an external keyboard. Unfortunately it requires a keypad replacement which cost me 250+ tax but the service was quick and efficient and everyone I spoke with was extremely friendly and knowledgeable. They even highlighted some other things I could fix if I wanted (my laptop is pretty old) after running a free diagnostic, but didn't pressure me - just said the service is there if I ever want. Overall a top notch experience - would definitely recommend ... as I type this on my new keyboard :)

Quick and easy drop off. A bit hard to find on my first visit-- it's on the same floor as farm boy,…read moreup the escalators. Open during covid.

Beware! This UPS store overcharges! I had called UPS earlier for a price quote ($90-95 give and…read moretake) and when I went to the store, the man gave me a quote that was double the original phone quote. The man was really liberal in his measurement of my parcel (way overestimating the dimensions of the item). I had to reason with him about his measuring methods and he remeasured and readjusted the price quote. 1st quote: 'it is going to be over $200' 2nd quote: 'it is going to be about $150' 3rd quote: 'it is going to be $110' Lesson: Do your research beforehand - call and get an estimate. Tape down and compress all your packages to make it as small as possible.

3.50 for one hour. im currently inside. there is music playing. the employee is singing along to…read morethe music. not a bad looking place as far as internet cafes go, and its not very busy. but its just way too loud for the price paid. and theres no privacy at all. fuck it, im leaving.

I couldn't believe the cost to dry clean a suit. $300 PLUS another $50 to get it back in 2, count…read more'em TWO DAYS!!!! And that's not even including the tax. Outrageous. Revolting. Money grubbing. And that's not even including tax. I will never ever use Exclusive. Not for anything, not at these prices.

Terrible customer service: They didn't pick up my dry cleaning at the scheduled time; didn't send…read moreme a message to let me know that they were late, or running late. I had to text them about it - took them almost a day to respond. I didn't get a price quote on how much it was going to cost when I booked the service, so had no idea once how much $$ it was until I booked it, and then had to follow up with them (after my dry cleaning was delivered) for a receipt and to know what the price was that they charged me. They lost a portion of my dry cleaning, I have messaged them twice about it - no answer - and that was 2 weeks ago. I definitely don't recommend.

The Native Child & Family Services building on College has the most beautiful, purposeful…read morearchitecture. This was my second visit during Doors Open and I did not regret making the trek to view the space again. Upon arrival, there is a sense of being in nature within a concrete office building. An exceptional reception desk, made out of light coloured wood assembled to look like a canoe, is to the left after walking through the doors. Straight ahead, there are a few steps or a couple of accessibility ramps on the right where the space is also used as an art gallery. For this years Doors Open, the art displayed were drawings and memories from children who attended camp. Once on the next level, the eye is drawn to the longhouse also made from a light wood. On this visit, I was able to join a tour that started in the longhouse and the guide was one of the centre's employees. We took the stairs up to the top floor after hearing a little about the building and Indigenous traditions such as the importance of their medicines - sage, sweet grass, tobacco and cedar which is the wood used for the entrance of the longhouse. Each level going up has animal imagery on the glass walls and doors. The climb to the top is rewarded with a peaceful space of a green roof right in the heart of the city. The structure that stands out on the roof is the healing lodge. Our guide shared some information about the meaning of using lodges (normally in nature outside of the city) to heal from any personal problems or to pray for family and friends who may be experiencing issues. When the tour ended, I was able to check out the interior of the lodge and take time to walk around the entire roof. I am so glad there is such a space for our Indigenous Peoples to go to for resources or just to visit to get away from the busy, fast paced, rat race city we call home. I absolutely recommend Native Child & Family Services to anyone who respectfully enjoys culture and architecture and appreciates learning about unacknowledged Canadian history.

I've used these guys for over ten years for odd printing jobs. They're fast and colour accurate,…read morewhich is what I need for my work. They're an actual print house, not full service. If you come with everything ready and your files prepped they'll print everything in no time flat. Looking at the negative reviews it seems like people didn't know what they needed or what printing actually costs. I love these guys.

There's really nothing negative I can think of when it comes to first copy so far…read more.. before actually using the service, I stopped by several times to ask an array of questions, and the staff were always very courteous and professional! What I really appreciate is that I showed up about 40 mins before closing time (around 5pm) on the day I had to print a 3' by 4' poster! I was almost confident I would be rejected since most places ask you to give them overnight, or at least 3-4 hrs. First Copy took care of the situation within 30 mins and all with great attitude! The staff were very engaging and sociable, and I had a good chat with the manager as I waited for my poster! With regards to the services, the final product was much more crisp and clean than I expected for such a quick job and the cost was (slightly) cheaper than a few places I had checked with before.