Location ID: #5615
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Brick town housing.
Location ID: #5733
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Expansive community with downscale high rise apartment buildings and small pockets of Victorian buildings. Parks, playgrounds, basketball courts, schools, markets, supermarkets, shopping plazas, and other stores, and services. Very urban, inner city ...
Location ID: #6395
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Various Italian grocery and food stores in Corso Italia neighbourhood on St Clair Ave W between Dufferin St and Lansdowne Ave.
Location ID: #13121
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Located ten steps below street level. Two large rooms with bar dividing rooms. Multiple ping pong tables, semi private screened off area with table and sofa seating. Small DJ booth and reception at entrance.
Location ID: #15553
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Built in 1854, small white shiplap single room church with steeple, centre aisle, stained glass windows, solid permanent wooden pews and carpeting. Lower level kitchen and community room. Small cemetery with old headstones to south side, surrounded ...
Location ID: #14825
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Conservation area nestled within the Niagara Escarpment and Twelve Mile Creek valley site is known for trout fishing, birdwatching and nature education. The Tulip Tree, Sassafras, Horseshoe, and St. Johns Ridge hiking trails go through a large ...
Location ID: #7879
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Smiths Falls is a working class small town south of Ottawa reminiscent of many small US towns/cities. Industrial facilities and working class neighbourhoods with war housing. Commercial streets with stores, churches, city buildings. Bridges and ...
Location ID: #5732
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Board and batten clubhouse built in 1907. Community based tennis club. 4 hard courts, clubhouse, lights for nighttime play.
Location ID: #5652
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Runs from Elgin St to Bank St, number of heritage buildings, variety of retail and commercial establishments, modern architecture mixed with period. Limestone buildings with a European feel. One short block from the Parliament Buildings. ...
Location ID: #5880
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Municipal park situated on the west bank of the Rideau River and the eastern edge of Sandy Hill neighbourhood. The 15 acre park is named after Lord Strathcona. There is a fountain built in 1909 standing on top of the hill at the northern edge of ...
Location ID: #5763
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Small city park with two tennis courts.
Location ID: #7878
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Funky outdoor skate park with lots of graffiti.
Location ID: #13150
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Small commercial street. Mainly old Victorian homes converted into boutiques and restaurants.
Location ID: #13149
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Commercial street with many high-rise office buildings.
Location ID: #5924
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Small town located just south of Jackson's Point. Originally named Boucher’s Mills. Sutton was established on the Black River of Lake Simcoe in 1820. Old mill is still visible. Sutton is an ice-fishing center in winter months. Main street with ...
Location ID: #11690
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Built in 1953, DJ Emery Bridge is a truss bridge on Shade Street joins the east and west banks of the Nith River in New Hamburg.
Location ID: #5445
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Small waterfront community. Beach, river and beautiful sand dunes in Sauble Beach. Hard packed beach sand which vehicles can drive on. Shallow sandy swimming area. Beach with miles of unobstructed beach front, long wide sandy beach stretches ...
Location ID: #5832
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Stanley Park is a city park with an outdoor basketball court surrounded by residential area, off-leash dog park, baseball diamond and baseball field, swimming pool, playground, and wading pool. Also park buildings and washroom facilities. Located ...
Location ID: #11230
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East of Lower Sherbourne Street from Lake Ontario in the south to Lake Shore Boulevard in the north, on both sides of Queens Quay. Separated by Queens Quay into North and South sides. South side was constructed first and contains more green spaces; ...
Location ID: #14925
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Originally built in the 1950s with renovations, Sudbury Arena is a sports facility with a seating capacity of approx. 4,700. Lobby at entrance has a big staircase and box office. The arena features an ice skating rink, player booths, penalty boxes, ...
Location ID: #14945
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Built in 1927, the Sherman Access runs between Charlton Avenue and Kenilworth Access along the Hamilton Niagara Escarpment. It is a 60 metre high, cliff hugging two lane road which switches to one way during rush hour. There are street lights but no ...
Location ID: #14943
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Situated at the highest point of the Niagara Escarpment, Scenic Caves Nature Adventures include caves and caverns with a depth of up to 70', 200-year-old growth forest with 100' hardwood trees and hiking trails, 420' flexible suspension bridge 25 ...
Location ID: #10811
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8500 square metre (2 acre) urban beach along the Jarvis Slip. Designed by Claude Cormier Architects Paysagistes Inc.. Whimsical and industrial feel. Located between the new Corus Quay headquarters (glass building) and the Redpath Sugar Factory at ...
Location ID: #10615
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Park next to The Cathedral Church of St James.