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Joanne Sleightholm and her husband, Blair, were scurrying around Honest Eds trying to get their hands on some memorabilia before the iconic bargain store closed its doors for good. Its going to be awful driving by this corner without the bright lights, she told Metroland Media Toronto. I cant believe thats coming. Honest Eds, on the southwest corner of Bloor and Bathurst streets, was open for the last time on Saturday, Dec. 31. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW
stanley tumbler Shoppers young and old filled the store to try and get a piece of Honest Eds history, like its hand-craf
stanley tumbler ted signs, unique shopping bags, Mirvish theatre posters and more. We came here when they had a celebration two years ago, she said. They
stanley bottles made me a sign with my name on it, and it says, Joanne is for the birds鈥heap! Cheap! Cheap! ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The store was opened in 1948 by Ed Mirvish, and quickly became a landmark with its unique appearance that featured bright lights, funny slogans and discounted prices. There was always an element of excitement in here, Joanne said. There was always an element of fun. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Andii Bykes, 31, was in the store on Friday, Dec. 29, to buy George Michaels album Faith on cassette. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Bykes began shopping at the store because he was on a b Zsiv Cops asking for help identifying remains
WHITBY 鈥?Its back to the bargaining table for workers at Lear Whitby after the membership voted last weekend to reject an agreement reached by Unifor and the company.Unifor national president Jerry Dias said bargaining with the employer was set to continue negotiations for the plant closure.Roughly 350 workers at Lear Whitby build seats for the General Motors Oshawa plant, and they will be laid off once auto assembly ends in Oshawa at the end of Novem
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stanley bottles RTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Ultimately, our members are going to decide whether or not the contract works for them. This is pretty tough time for people. Our members at Lear, many of them have 30 years, said Dias, who
stanley cup added that workers at Lear are furious about the impending plant closure. That was a decent agreement, but it did not meet our members expectations, but were going to respect that. Ken Pearn, a worker at Lear, said the sticking point was pension and benefits. He said many of the 350 workers are in their early to mid 50s. The workers were looking for a bridge to retirement. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW My comment to whats going on is it was a decent deal, and we were willing to give up our severance to get our pension and benefits, but there were no pensions on the table, he said.聽If workers wanted to continue their benefits until they hit retirement age at 60, the cost would have been 90 per cent of the severance, Pearn es
