Location ID: #2422
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Small late-1800s community on the Grand River. Small town looks. Small town period red brick buildings downtown. Grand River runs through town by Cayuga Park. Large 2 lane cantilever bridge over river. Main bridge constructed in 1924; a five-span, ...
Location ID: #2277
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Concrete arch bridge with 9 bow string trusses built in 1927 by R Macdonald Construction. Designer AB Crealock. Only one of its kind in Canada. Length 700 ft long. 8 concrete piers 2 abutments. Span length 72 ft 7 in, 21.12 m, width aprox 42 ...
Location ID: #2276
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Small town with a historic train station. Nine span landmark bridge built in 1927 crosses the Grand River. Town Hall built in 1857 on Edinburgh Square now known as Edinburgh Square Heritage and Cultural Centre. Parklands on either side of the ...
Location ID: #13659
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Residential and commercial neighbourhoods in Chapleau.
Location ID: #9143
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A 1.5 kilometre road through a pioneer community. Early homes, ruins and town hall.
Location ID: #16655
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Park in Dundas with river and streams, forest and wooded areas, and bridges.
Location ID: #2669
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Confederation Park features a 4.3 kilometre paved waterfront trail, beach area at Lake Ontario, beach volleyball courts, park with picnic spots, playgrounds, washrooms, ball court.
Location ID: #2540
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Dam with walkway. Small river on other side. Forested parkland surrounding.
Location ID: #12740
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The Callander Community Centre boasts a large hall which can accommodate up to 375 people. Park adjacent to community centre includes skateboard park, outdoor skating rink, tennis and basketball courts and soccer field.
Location ID: #12838
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Lake on outskirts of Temagami with some residential housing along shoreline.
Location ID: #7949
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Small record store selling vintage vinyl records. Shop has rows of music and a cash counter near the front. Large skylight on the ceiling. Located at the back of a 1890s building with the entrance on Palmerston Avenue.
Location ID: #7946
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Opened in 1998, Cosmos Records is a small record store on the Queen West strip that sells vintage vinyl records. Shop has two levels with shelves of music on both sides of the room.
Location ID: #10660
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Upscale outdoor shopping centre with 4 storey parkade (open rooftop parking). Opened in 2009, it is Ontario's first urban village that includes a central Town Square, a robotic water feature and a 35-foot high Douglas Coupland clock tower surrounded ...
Location ID: #3000
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Large shopping mall in the downtown core runs two blocks along Yonge Street from Dundas Street West to Queen Street West. Six-storey glass-ceiling structure, opened in two stages. On February 10, 1977 the northern section was built and on August 8, ...
Location ID: #6836
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Centennial Park in Etobicoke features picnic grounds, sports fields, baseball diamonds, batting cage, arena, track, swimming pool, ski hill, ponds, cricket pitch, conservatory, and more. Also in area is Centennial Park Golf Centre with a ...
Location ID: #14962
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Built in 1926 as a high school, the 2 1/2 storey red brick building has been repurposed to include a gymnasium, fitness centre, hallways with lockers, classrooms, community / youth room with billiard tables, a classroom converted to a small theatre, ...
Location ID: #20528
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2000 square feet gym with graffiti and squat racks. The gym features two rooms, workout room 1 has 3 squat racks, and workout room 2 has a rig and 2 squat racks. Both have LED lighting. 2 parking lots within walking distance and street parking at ...
Location ID: #20513
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The Clarksburg Retreat is located on a beautiful 6 acre park-like property surrounded by orchards and close to the Beaver River and the Blue Mountains. The house features dining room, conservatory, and family room. Cabin, barn, Q-Shed, and parking ...
Location ID: #19257
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The park is home to the Arnold Anderson Stadium, a fully fenced baseball field with an electronic scoreboard, change rooms, bleachers to seat 2,000 with press box, dugouts and concession facilities. There are 3 additional ball diamonds, 1 lighted ...
Location ID: #2668
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Downtown park, bordered by Elgin and Laurier Streets, the Mackenzie King Bridge and the Canal. Large, central fountain.
Location ID: #20350
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Clifton Park is across Norfolk Street North from Wellington Park and Grant Anderson Park. Dingle Creek winds through the park crossing under Norfolk Street and joining Crystal Lake in Grant Anderson Park. The park has paved foot paths and a small ...
Location ID: #2741
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Christian retreat & conference centre. Located on 250 acres of woodlands and rolling fields. Year-round accommodation. Seminar conference facilities for groups up to 125. Owned and operated by The Presbyterian Church of Canada. Combination of ...
Location ID: #20102
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Located on 100 acres of land with forests, fields and meadows in the heart of Prince Edward County, Compass Rose Suites is a wedding venue and B&B hotel. The modern farmhouse is made of natural limestone, marble, zinc, stone and steel. It has 12 ...
Location ID: #19853
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Originally built in 1953 as a post office, the building was retrofitted as a library in 1997. The foyer is an open air, two-storey black marble space with floor to ceiling windows. The main library is flooded with natural light that streams in ...