Location ID: #7523
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L shaped outdoor pool. 33 metres by 20 metres. Picnic area, diving board, slide. Lots of parking. Situated in an older residential neighbourhood with some commercial buildings to one side. Change facilities located on the main floor of the ...
Location ID: #7141
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Port Credit Memorial park is located at the mouth of the Credit River and Lake Ontario. It has a .76km walking trail, accessible playground, multiuse ramp park, gazebo, trail connection to the waterfront under Lakeshore Road and is home to the ...
Location ID: #6578
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One way ring road winds through park. Park facilities include walking trails, basketball courts, bocce courts, lit major soccer field, 2 lit softball diamonds and cricket pitch. 2 picnic shelters and a washroom. Access and views of Mimico Creek. ...
Location ID: #5080
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Situated along the eastern edge of the Credit River, this modernized library has lots of windows overlooking a park, playground, parking lot and with views of the Credit River. Glassed group study rooms, children’s area and computer stations in an ...
Location ID: #5085
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Railway trestle bridge. Crosses Credit River. Double tracks, near Don Rowing Club.
Location ID: #5082
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Newly renovated in 2011. Arena has wooden barrel ceiling, permanent folding seating, change rooms with direct ice access, a cafe with windows overlooking the ice and wheelchair access. Meeting rooms and lobby with exterior access from lower level ...
Location ID: #5078
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Former drawbridge over Credit River with lighthouse at west end. Harbour view, lake view and marina view. Pier path along river to waterfront restaurant at one end. Lighthouse section gives New England feel. Park and Port Credit Library ...
Location ID: #5077
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Located in Mississauga at the mouth of the Credit River on the north shore of Lake Ontario, Port Credit's boundaries are the Queen Elizabeth Way to the north, Seneca Avenue and the western edge of the Adamson Estate to the east and Godfrey's Lane ...
Location ID: #4329
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Period community arena with sloped roof. Renamed Paul Coffey Arena.
Location ID: #5130
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Located in the heart of Brampton near Bramalea Road and North Park Drive is Professor's Lake, a man-made, spring-fed lake that spans 65 acres. Featuring a recreation centre that includes a beach with a swimming area, water slide, beach volleyball ...
Location ID: #5090
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Residential area of clapboard bungalows and early 1900s brick homes. Hillside clapboard bungalows and cottages along sandy beach. Modern beach house, restaurant on beach, pier and lighthouse, fish processing plant, harbour and lift bridge.
Location ID: #5076
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Located in the Niagara region on Lake Erie Shoreline at the entrance to the Welland Canal. Former 1925 CN Railway Station with bell cast roof and exposed rafters. Vertical lift bridge. Schukluna Garage - an empty 1925 California Mission Style gas ...
Location ID: #5075
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Small town in the Muskoka Lakes region with canals and lift locks. Waterfront park, marina, and pier. Quaint downtown with boutiques.
Location ID: #5029
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Historic town ceded by the Crown in 1787. Historic downtown with stately homes and B & Bs. Historic Crystal Palace built in 1890 to resemble the one built for the Great Exhibition in London. Macaulay House part of Macaulay Heritage Village built ...
Location ID: #5005
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Empty former VIA station. On a live line. Downtown setting. Currently houses Peterborough & the Kawarthas Tourism Office.
Location ID: #5001
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Largest hydraulic lift lock in the world, operating on balance principle. Built of concrete. Opened July 9, 1904. Richard Birdsall Rogers designer. Lock 19 is on the Trent-Severn Canal at the south end of Peterborough. Wide river with a dam. ...
Location ID: #4959
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Government capital buildings with period architecture. Parliament Hill includes Centre Block with vaulted stone ceilings and a rotunda. The Library of Parliament has wooden stacks, balconies, and a domed ceiling.
Location ID: #4954
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Small market on the west side of Ottawa. Small urban market with mostly food items and produce. Strong visual presence. Very colourful. Runs year round.
Location ID: #4923
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Palgrave is a suburban community, located in the Town of Caledon, Regional Municipality of Peel, Ontario, Canada. It is located about 10 km north of Bolton and about 50 km northwest of Toronto. Population 830. Palgrave is home to the Caledon ...
Location ID: #17370
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Located on the southwest corner of Portland St & Adelaide St W in the heart of Toronto's King West neighbourhood. Petty Cash is a spacious multi-room venue. It boasts a long bar, a 360 degree square bar, 2 elevated areas with each featuring its own ...
Location ID: #7473
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Original architecture in the 1800s Quaker settlement, Pickering Village, offering visitors specialty shops and fine restaurants with a heritage flair, plus historical landmarks, such as The Quaker Meeting House and The Village Store. Pickering ...
Location ID: #5023
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Small city centered around Kingston Road. Strip malls and plazas. Modern residential area in north end. Woodframe homes in treed residential area in old south end. Marina, beach and boardwalk.
Location ID: #5046
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88 acre historic site on the scenic shore of the Ottawa River. Grounds with terraced garden, barns, ash house. Built in four stages between 1820 and 1848. Grounds also include the ruins of old St Mary's Church and Cemetery.
Location ID: #5119
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On a peninsula south of Brighton. Flyway for migrating birds. Boardwalk crosses wetlands. Islands to the west. At the tip of the park are Ontario's second oldest operating lighthouse and the original lighthouse keeper's cottage.