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Building From the Ground Up: How Christian Gowland Turned a Love for Framing into CG Carpentry and Construction

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Behind every home, addition, or renovation is a skeleton that holds it all together — the framing. It’s the part most people never see, but it’s the foundation of everything that follows. For Christian Gowland, that behind-the-walls work isn’t just a trade — it’s a craft he’s built a career and a business around. As the owner of CG Carpentry and Construction, Christian leads a structural framing company known for its focus on quality, professionalism, and tackling complex builds head-on. From new construction and structural steel installations to intricate renovations, additions, and laneway suites, his team thrives on the projects that require extra thought, planning, and precision. “We gravitate toward the challenging jobs,” he says. “Working with builders, engineers, and architects to foresee problems and solve them before they happen — that’s the part we love.” Christian’s path into construction started early. Throughout high school, he worked hands-on in renovations and new builds...

Daylight Grill: Carrying a Family Legacy Forward, One Breakfast at a Time

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In a world of chains and quick stops, Daylight Grill offers something increasingly rare — a place that feels personal. Locally owned and family run, the Burlington breakfast and lunch spot has quietly built its reputation around three simple things: great food, friendly service, and an atmosphere where everyone feels welcome. It’s the kind of place where regulars are greeted by name, coffee cups are topped up without asking, and the morning feels just a little brighter the moment you walk through the door. For owner Grace Tabar, that feeling isn’t accidental — it’s the heart of everything. “It’s not just about the meal,” she says. “It’s about how people feel when they’re here.” Daylight Grill isn’t a chain or a franchise. It’s one of a kind — built on family, community, and care. But the story behind it is much deeper than a restaurant opening. After a brief illness, Grace’s father — the original owner of the first Daylight Grill in Mississauga — passed away. As the oldest of three dau...