There are some 'newish' shops around Toronto. They include: Adrift and
Hammer. They are both within an easy 10-20 minute skate or streetcar ride
of Yonge St, so if you get the chance and you're downtown, be sure to check
them out. They deserve your support!
Adrfit - Kensington Market, Toronto
adriftskateshop.com
Hammer - Beaches, Toronto
hammertoronto.com
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major distributors in Ontario has been started.
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dirty on the frequently asked questions page. Please
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