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Mac's Wants to Hear from You!!!

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Mac's Wants to Hear from You!!!

Contest Closed!

THIS IS YOUR CHANCE TO SPEAK UP!

Our 50th anniversary is coming up next year, and we want to hear your fond memories of Mac's from the 60s, 70s and 80s! Some of you may not have been around in the 60s, 70s or maybe even the 80s, so feel free to ask your older relatives about their favourite Mac's memories!

You can post your stories, pictures and videos to this contest with the following steps.

 

  1. Log in to MyMacs.ca if you haven't already - Click here to login
  2. Click here to upload your Mac's memory!

 

WHAT YOU CAN WIN!

We are sooooo excited about our anniversary that we are giving out a $25 Mac's Gift Card each week for the best story or picture (or video, if there is any)! 

WE'RE LOOKING FORWARD TO YOUR STORIES, PICTURES AND VIDEO!

Don't miss out on this exciting opportunity to share your Mac's experiences and WIN!

Canada Day Parade & Mac's!

1 year ago by micmac12
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 I remember watching the Canada Day Parade & getting a Slush puppy afterwards to cool off. This photo is from 2008 in Stratford in front of Mac's on Huron St. with the shriners racing about. Great memories! - Thanks Mac's!

Tags: Macs, parade, shriners, slush puppy, stratford

Cat Simbull

1 year ago by joejokers

I remember the sign of the cat at Mac's I am a VIP member and if find the service is just as good when it started.I find in the past at Mac's your treated as a customer as it is today.Thank you for not changing your service.Your deals are great for coffee.My wife use to go to Tim Horton's NO MORE ONLY MAC's Store that get our business.Thank You!                                    Sincerely,Ron Marleau

Tags: cat
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summer of '67

1 year ago by kathylwb
5

 I remember when I first moved to Whitby Ontario in the summer of 1967, it was Centennial and I was 8 years old and everything was exiting!  I used to go to the nearby Mac's Milk store (back when Macs has the cat in tartan as a mascot) and bring pop bottle back (2cents each for a small glass bottle) and then of course buy penny candy, chips or a chocolate bar ($.05 to $.10 denpending on size) or on a really hot day a popcycle ($.05).  I also remember going to the store with a quarter and getting a loaf of bread for $.19 and getting to spend the change on goodies.  A lot of good memories.

Tags: 1967, bread, cat, chips, chocolate bar, penny candy, pop, popcyle, tartan