Main Street Ontario: Mississauga

Main Street Ontario

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When Charlie first came to Canada, he couldn't find groceries from back home so he decided to open his own store. More than two decades later, Charlie's is a full family operation that feels like a second home for anyone looking for a taste of the Caribbean in Mississauga.
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Jun 15, 2021
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