You know that Colonel Saunders lived in Mississauga for years and also funded a building at the Mississauga campus of Trillium Health Partners, and yes, people jokingly referred to it as the chicken wing.
Colonel Sanders
In 1965, Sanders moved to
Mississauga,
Ontario to oversee his Canadian franchises and continued to collect franchise and appearance fees both in Canada and in the US. Sanders bought and lived in a bungalow at 1337 Melton Drive in the
Lakeview area of Mississauga from 1965 until his death in 1980.
Before his death Sanders used his stock holdings to create the Colonel Harland Sanders Charitable Organization, a registered Canadian charity.
[81] The wing of
Mississauga Hospital for women's and children's care is named The Colonel Harland Sanders Family Care Centre in honor of his substantial donation.
[82] Sanders' foundation has also made sizeable donations to other Canadian
children's hospitals including the
McMaster Children's Hospital,
IWK Health Centre, and
Stollery Children's Hospital.
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My very brief brush with hockey greatness came in January 1979 in Whinnies on Crescent Street in Montreal. GF, now spouse, and I sitting at a table and Serge Savard and Gilles Lupien were standing next to us talking to a group of people. Savard turned to me and asked if he could put his drink on our table. I just smiled and said yes, no problem. These guys were huge...... Lupien was about 6'6" and Savard not much smaller and they had a large group of admiring fans around them.