Location ID: #2155
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Mid sized town. 2 main commercial streets, casino and river with bridge. Residential mix of upscale and downscale. Downtown streets. Mostly suburban residential areas, cul-de-sac tree lined streets with sidewalks. Period post office with clock ...
Location ID: #10286320
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Eagle Place Neighbourhood features an eclectic mix of styles that harks back to the industrial boom of Brantford. It resembles the smaller suburbs of many eastern and mid-western American towns from the 1920s, 1930s, 1940s, and 1950s. Most streets ...
Location ID: #10286321
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North Holmedale is a quiet residential neighbourhood that features many different architecture styles from quaint English style cottages to larger Tudor and Colonial looks. Most streets are easy to control with ITCs or full closures.
Location ID: #5755
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Established in 1803, St Lawrence Market has over 120 specialty merchants and vendors. Market Street, the street immediately west of St. Lawrence Market, is a short one-way street that runs from Front Street East south to where it dead-ends at the ...
Location ID: #14043
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A non-profit housing cooperative. Buildings were constructed around 1914-1916.
Location ID: #6294
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Trout Lake is known for its deep, clear waters and many small islands, framed by pine ridges and scenic shorelines. Cottages and permanent homes dot the waterfront alongside a marina, and a dockside restaurant, offering a rich, lived-in setting ...
Location ID: #10055
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Otter Lake Recreation Area, just 15 minutes from downtown North Bay, offers pristine wilderness with a sandy public beach, canoeing access, and a network of minimally developed trails through mixed hardwood and conifer forest. It’s easily reached ...
Location ID: #10057
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Black Forest Park is a serene 1–1.5 km loop tucked just north of North Bay along Highway 11, featuring towering red and white pine stands. The easy, bark-covered trails are open from dawn till dusk, with a spacious parking lot.
Location ID: #11003
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North Bay’s Heritage Railway & Carousel delights productions with an authentic vintage aesthetic: two running carousels the Heritage Carousel featuring 33 hand‑carved animals, and the Winter Wonderland carousel featuring Northern wildlife carvings. ...
Location ID: #19889
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A waterfront park on Lake Nipissing featuring a paved walking and bike trail, kids' playground, sandy beach, large field, dog park, as well as Lavase River boat launch, forest area and ample parking space.
Location ID: #10275958
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Northgate Shopping Centre, located at 1500 Fisher Street off busy Highway 17, offers a spacious single-floor interior with over 100 retail units, including a sizable food court, and ample surface parking (2,518 stalls), perfect for filming ...
Location ID: #11460
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The North Bay Museum, located in the historic C.P.R. station in downtown North Bay, offers a versatile filming location with heritage architecture, exhibit spaces, with upper gallery on the second floor accommodating 100 with wood floor with exposed ...
Location ID: #4725
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North Bay, known as the “Gateway to the North,” is a film‑friendly destination boasting no permit fees, easy access to Northern Ontario incentives, and a compact cityscape framed by rugged wilderness, lakeside vistas, historic downtown charm, and ...
Location ID: #10277753
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The Multi-Use Recreational Courts located behind the North Bay Transit Terminal downtown North Bay opened in April of 2022 and features one full-size court and one half-size court. Painted lines currently accommodate basketball but could accommodate ...
Location ID: #4458
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The Metro Toronto Convention Centre (MTCC) is a convention centre and a versatile filming venue that offers architectural beauty, natural light, and flexible space. Two large lobbies with open escalators provide a dramatic backdrop and an ...
Location ID: #14784
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The DEV Centre is a hotel, conference centre, recreation, and event space in Cornwall, and the largest of its kind in Eastern Ontario. The versatile facility features accommodation ranging from guest rooms to executive suites, 50,000 sq ft of ...
Location ID: #8035
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Situated in Beaver Valley on the Niagara Escarpment. Private club with 27 ski runs, 5 chair lifts, glade skiing runs, ½ pipe and terrain park. 155 metre vertical, longest run 1.2 km. Main chalet has 2 fieldstone fireplaces, cafeteria, outdoor ...
Location ID: #14091
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Opened in march of 2013, the 59,000 sq. ft. performing arts centre has a 500 seat auditorium with balcony. The stage is 79' wide and 39' deep and has a fly system with 53 lines, grid height is 59'. The orchestra pit will hold 20 musicians; 9 ...
Location ID: #10278065
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The Laurentian Ski Hill is a 300-foot vertical drop featuring a variety of terrain, including gentle slopes for beginners, challenging runs for experienced skiers, and terrain parks for freestyle enthusiasts. The hill is conveniently located just ...
Location ID: #11211
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Located near the center of town in an older neighbourhood. 2-storey, low-lying brick building with upper windows that are easily accessible for lighting control. Closed Sundays and after 6 pm Fridays and 4 pm Saturdays.
Location ID: #16545
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Hochelaga Inn is a Kingston hotel located in a 1879 mansion. Features original stained glass details, fireplaces, carriage house, patio, front porch seating area, dining room, parlour, kitchen, church-like windows, fire escape, covered parking at ...
Location ID: #18885
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Contemporary hotel featuring guest rooms, open concept lobby with restaurant and lounge, meeting facilities, swimming pool, fitness room, ballroom and ample parking. Located close to Toronto's Pearson International Airport.
Location ID: #6198
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The Leslie Street Spit is a human-made headland extending from the city's east end and is approximately 5 km long. It became a dumping ground in the 1960s and 1970s but was shortly taken over by the Toronto and Region Conservation Authority to be ...
Location ID: #2035
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Formerly named Black Creek Pioneer Village. Rural 19th century Ontario historic village, 1860. Homes, workshops, farms, fields, lanes, roadways, ponds, river, orchard and gardens. Pioneer log cabins with fireplaces, bake ovens, rustic furnishings ...