Decmeber 12; Kids can make some great Christmas gifts and decorate your very own cookie; Mount Pleaseant Community Centre

I'm taking these errors - found in a Kingsgate Mall advertisement in The Vancouver Courier on December 9, 2009 - personally. First of all, Decmeber should be December. Second of all, either get rid of Kids can or change your to their. Third of all, please don't misspell Mount Pleasant Community Centre.

The first 100 Mom's

-- Kingsgate Mall advertisement in The Vancouver Courier on May 6, 2009

The plural of Mom is Moms, sans apostrophe.

Kid's Bouncy Castle ... Kid's Arts & Crafts ... Lot's of fun

-- Kingsgate Mall Back 2 School advertisement on page E23 in The Vancouver Courier, Wednesday August 20 2008

Corrections: Kids' Bouncy Castle ... Kids' Arts & Crafts ... Lots of fun

Presumably there will be more than one kid enjoying the castle and crafts. Lot's of fun has me scrambling for a response as I shake my head in wonderment.

there's lot's of free parking

Situated on the corner of Kingsway and East Broadway, we're easily accessible by car or bus and there's lot's of free parking for customers.
-- Kingsgate Mall advertisement on page B10 in The Vancouver Courier (We're 100 special edition), Friday May 30 3008

Correction: there's lots of free parking

first 100 Mom's shopping // Kid's Arts & Crafts

-- Kingsgate Mall advertisement on page E16 in The Vancouver Courier, Wednesday May 7 2008

Corrections: first 100 Moms shopping; Kids Arts & Crafts. Plurals = no apostrophe.

SOPHIA'S HAIR STUDIO

-- Kingsgate Mall, Saturday April 12th 2008

by tansit or by car

The mall is easily accessed by tansit or by car.
-- Homepage of Kingsgate Mall, Monday April 14th 2008

A list of transit routes that stop within a block of the mall would be a nice feature to follow the above statement, rather than, or even in addition to, the car-encouraging (lots of free parking) that is currently there.

"Lely's Books Etc.

-- Sign at Dollar Land in Kingsgate Mall, Saturday April 12th 2008

Close that quotation! Also, is it Dollarland, as seen on the sign, or Dollar Land, as seen on Kingsgate Mall's directory and on the second sign in this later post? I'm going with the latter - it makes more sense to me.