Location ID: #9942
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Completed in 1895, the Sault Ste Marie canal formed the last link in an all-Canadian navigation system stretching from the St. Lawrence River to Lake Superior. Closed in 1987 due to a lock wall failure, the canal was equipped with a modern lock and ...
Location ID: #7550
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70 acres of hiking trails alongside Sixteen Mile Creek ravine. Situated between Trafalger Rd and Bronte Rd. Shallow water with easy access. Bridge over creek at 5th Line and Lower Base Line W has single lane and wooden boards. Twisting road ...
Location ID: #20888
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The gardens are located at the south end of the Huron Street Bridge on the west side of Huron Street with the Avon River to the north and the Stratford Jail to the south. There is a small wood and stone-covered entrance which opens to the formal ...
Location ID: #5715
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Village with period Main Street. Reminiscent of a small British village. St George Mill was built in 1870 and originally operated as a flour mill. Restored Victorian mansion Sunnyside Estate. Well preserved mill on Main Street. Well maintained ...
Location ID: #5472
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Small agricultural community with a library, post office, fire station, restaurants, residential areas. Small town looks.
Location ID: #5781
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45,000 sq ft arched arena structure, located next to school, with athletic field on west side and parking lot in front. Blue bleachers. Announcer's booth on second level. Various change rooms and hallways. Snack bar, members lounge and pro shop.
Location ID: #19958
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Seaway Manor is a unique 19th century home that has been converted to a bed & breakfast. Beautifully restored, the building features hardwood floors, a solarium used as the dining area for guests, a shared sitting room with elegant, vintage decor, ...
Location ID: #9391
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Small town with main street including movie theatre with marquee, tavern and chip stand. Residential streets with older homes. Large river and dam near entrance to town.
Sturgeon Falls is the main centre for West Nipissing which is located 34km West ...
Location ID: #5875
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Small town feel. Voted prettiest town in the world in 1997. Historic sawmill grist mill town. Railway town until closure of CNR shop in 1953. Home of Stratford Festival Theatre circa 1957. Market Street is quaint - tree lined with period homes. ...
Location ID: #20741
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Located in the central commercial district of Stratford, the 1900 dark red brick Jacobean/Queen Anne Revival-styled city hall sits on a triangular town square bordered by Downie and Wellington Streets and Market Place. The building has 3 sections ...
Location ID: #5724
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Large western-looking indoor and outdoor farmers' market with many vendors, open year round from Thursday to Saturday. Rural agricultural market featuring local produce. Over 600 vendors including arts, crafts, food, meats, cheeses shops, and more. ...
Location ID: #15047
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She Said Boom! is a small, single room new & used CD, books and records store with floor-to-ceiling shelves and yellow walls. Display windows on both sides of the storefront. Service counter near the entrance of the shop. Music section primarily ...
Location ID: #15764
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Schad is a clothing store in Byward Market in Ottawa with large showroom, hardwood and carpeted floors, exposed brick walls, and change rooms.
Location ID: #20891
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Market Square is a paved area situated directly behind City Hall framed by Wellington Street to the West, Downie Street to the East, and Market Place to the South. Considered an open community space, the square is designated for special events. From ...
Location ID: #5434
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Fully restored 1919 heritage theatre and concert hall in Brantford that mainly features carpeted floors, a spacious auditorium with plentiful seating, murals and domed ceiling, and an orchestra pit with spiral staircase. Bars.
Location ID: #20446
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A neighbourhood in Ottawa between the Rideau Canal and the Rideau River, and between Rideau St and Hwy 417. It includes large upscale homes and government embassies in a hilly area.
Location ID: #20251
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Indoor golf facility with 3 golf simulators, seating area and back shop. Parking lot at entrance.
Location ID: #5608
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Sneaky Dee's has a ground floor restaurant with three areas and an upstairs live venue with an American South look. The restaurant features a long bar, hardwood floors, wooden booths, graffiti and ceiling murals. The live venue also features a long ...
Location ID: #5430
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In operation as a tourist attraction since 1854. The sand hill stands 350 feet above the north shore of Lake Erie. The 2,200 foot sand beach is accessed by either a walking trail to the east beach or a sand grade to the west beach. Park has a band ...
Location ID: #15711
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Century-old building featuring high original tin ceilings and crown moulding, and an exposed brick wall that runs the length of the brightly-lit space. This is a boutique women's clothing store that sells comfortable and elegant clothing. Its ...
Location ID: #19830
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The original church was built in 1915 and functioned as the administrative centre of the Catholic Church in Upper Canada. It was gutted by fire in August 1970, but fortunately the outer walls were spared and today its impressive scale and fine ...
Location ID: #19915
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Situated on the banks of the St. Lawrence River, the Sandra S. Lawn Marina is considered one of the premiere boating facilities in Ontario. It offers a range of facilities and services, including a launch ramp, shore power (both 30 and 50 amp), ...
Location ID: #17356
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Situated in Springbank Park beside the Thames River, Storybook Gardens is a fairy tale and nursery rhyme themed children's interactive park and playground. The 20 acre city-owned facility opened in 1958. Open year round. During the winter season, a ...
Location ID: #19885
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This colonial-style motel is minutes from downtown Brockville and steps away from the St. Lawrence River. Amenities include a business center and meeting rooms, as well as a seasonal, heated, outdoor pool. There is ample parking in both the front ...