Ms. Hook: The types of business that belong to OCAB are limited by lack of capital, so, for example, there are restaurants. There is Crazy Cooks Catering in Peterborough; there is a restaurant called Raging Spoon in Toronto; Ten Friends Diner in Windsor; and Out of This World Café in Toronto, which is a success story all in itself, because it is a vocational rehab program that was divested from the control of the hospital to a survivor-run business that still remains in the hospital.
Mme Hook : Les types d’entreprises qui appartiennent à l’OCAB sont limitées par un manque de fonds, de sorte que — prenons, par exemple, les restaurants : il y a Crazy Cooks Catering, entreprise de traiteurs de Peterborough; il y a un restaurant torontois, qui s’appelle Raging Spoon; il y a le Ten Friends Diner, à Windsor; et le Out of This World Café à Toronto.
