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WindsorBy Adelle LoiselleSeptember 10, 2026 - 12:00pmThe Leamington District Chamber of Commerce is 90 years old this year, and on Wednesday night, it celebrated the very best of local businesses. While award recipients took home awards, the chamber said the evening was really about celebrating all of this year's finalists and the businesses in the community that make a difference in the community. "Being named a finalist is an accomplishment in itself," declared the chamber's general manager, Wendy Parsons. "We have so many incredible businesses and individuals doing great things across our region. Whether they went home with an award or not, every finalist deserves to be recognized and celebrated. "This year's winners for Business Excellence were HP Plumbing, Wrobel Massage Therapy, and Koppert Canada Ltd. Nature Fresh Farms picked up the award for Grow South Essex, Stacked Pancake and Breakfast House won the Excellence in Food Services Award, while Abraham Orthodontics was named in the Customer Service category. The evening also included an award for Positive Professionals, which was won by Jay and Tori of Mix Mornings on Mix 96.7. "We're totally honoured," said the pair.
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