Location ID: #5182
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2 lane hardtop runs through Paradise Grove Park. Hiking and biking trails through park. No overhead wires. Dense bush and wooded areas.
Location ID: #5154
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Lakeside park with white gazebo and band shell. View of Fort Niagara in NY and Steamship Tugboats.
Location ID: #4708
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Park extends along the west side of Four Mile Creek Road on the North Shore of Lake Ontario. Dirt road leads to the north shore where there is a large area of cut grass and a parking lot. Dense bush and mature trees. Situated beside Department of ...
Location ID: #4688
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Small strip park on south side of Lakeshore Rd. One lane paved drive runs through north half of park. Park divided by heavy bush and full mature trees. South side of park accessible from Niven Rd. No road into area. Picnic shelter on groomed ...
Location ID: #4706
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Described as the prettiest town in Ontario. Bordered by Lake Ontario and the Niagara River. Population approximately 14,000. 19th century downtown, boulevard on the main street. Carnegie Library, Brock Memorial, Shaw Festival, storefronts, ...
Location ID: #2052
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Formerly the Bloor Cinema and the Bloor Hot Docs Cinema. The Hot Docs Ted Rogers Cinema is a historic, century-old cinema located in The Annex neighborhood of Downtown Toronto. Art deco style concession stand and cinema detailing. Double balcony, 2 ...
Location ID: #21954
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Otter Pointe Resort is a new four-season, pet-friendly glamping resort that opened on October 31, 2023. It was a trailer park for almost 50 years, and it used to be a fishing camp for American fishermen in the 1800s. Located on 15 private acres of ...
Location ID: #21898
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The Barber's Daughter Hair Salon is a Barbershop/Hair Salon located in a historic 110-year-old building near Dundas and Runnymede in the Junction. The renovated space features grey farm style wood flooring with matching cabinetry and mirrors and ...
Location ID: #5730
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Toronto’s oldest operating cemetery, opened in July of 1844.
Location ID: #15113
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Located on a 143-acre rural site, Gore Meadows Community Centre & Library is a unique 300,000 sq ft multi-purpose facility. The building’s main exterior feature is a multi-directional curved glass wall simulating a wave. The timber-framed public ...
Location ID: #6948
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A 1951 3,300 seat multi-purpose NHL-sized arena at a recreation centre with a war memorial on site, Culligan Water Park, running track, and dog park.
Location ID: #20889
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The bridge is a fixed stone segmental deck arch with 2 spans. Built in 1885, the bridge spans the Avon River and is 112.8 ft (34.4 M) long with 2 asphalt lanes. There are stone pillars at both the north and south ends of the bridge.
Location ID: #20890
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The Upper Queens Park sits to the east of the Stratford Festival Theatre and consists of approximately 6 acres of parkland. There is a covered bandshell with a pavilion and stage, a playground with equipment, and washrooms. Upper Queens Park is ...
Location ID: #2006
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Ice out from April to Sept. Part of community centre which has a large room overlooking ice pad. Lots of parking. Foyer and change rooms. Press box. Electronic scoreboard. Gallery seating off wood and cement along one side. Ceiling is low. ...
Location ID: #7880
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Founded in 1791, Merrickville is one of Ontario's most historic villages. Historic town on the Rideau River. Town retains a period look. Popular tourist destination. Most buildings are restored. Draw bridge on locks. Large fair grounds and old ...
Location ID: #4179
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Leaside Memorial Community Gardens is a community centre and arena with two ice rinks, a swimming pool, and event space. Rink B has 1960s vintage seating all around the announcer's booth, as well as a small snack bar area with a view of the rink and ...
Location ID: #16715
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Situated on an elevated parcel of land overlooking Lakefront Promenade Park and across from the Douglas Kennedy Park. Four lighted sand beach volleyball courts with metal bleachers and partial chain link fencing. Parking lot access.
Location ID: #16689
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Park in Mississauga with baseball diamond, pavilions, picnic areas, and trails.
Location ID: #16688
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R. K. McMillan Park is located along the Waterfront Trail by the mouth of Cooksville Creek and is part of Lakefront Promenade Park. The park was named for Roy K. McMillan, a former councillor and chairman of the Credit Valley Conservation Authority. ...
Location ID: #16675
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Located in SE Mississauga and part of Lakefront Promenade. Playground, patio, park trails, baseball diamond, waterfront boardwalk, parking lot.
Location ID: #16008
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Small waterfront park east of St Lawrence Park along the Waterfront Trail with several tall oak trees.
Location ID: #13271
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Small skate park that is tucked into the north-east corner Mississauga's Civic Centre. The area features a few ramps and rails, and has been decorated with a public art display in a mock graffiti style.
Location ID: #13237
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Part of the Civic Centre, C Café resides in what was once the atrium gardens. Modern with bright colors, table and bench seating, large windows overlooking Celebration Square including a patio on the square. The ceiling is vaulted allowing windows ...
Location ID: #12096
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One of Canada’s largest and publicly owned collections of rhododendrons. Situated on the north shore of Lake Ontario in the heart of Mississauga, the unique microclimate and massive white pines of the Garden nourish and shelter the rhododendrons ...