Location ID: #3895
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Modern community centre. Full size pool & baby pool. Observation gallery with view of pool. Gymnasium. Outdoor hockey rink. Outdoor tennis courts.
Location ID: #2195
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Various brown brick low-rises on commercial street. Village look. Cafes, small restaurants, shops, bus station with a small parkette.
Location ID: #3455
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Danforth Ave from Broadview Ave to Pape Ave. Predominantly flat roofed commercial detached buildings. European Market look. Cafes, restaurants, markets.
Location ID: #6561
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Small town with long main street (Main Street). Storefronts, restaurants and period buildings. Older established residential areas as well as newer, suburban areas. Rural roads surrounding town.
Location ID: #7637
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70 year old forests. 405 hectares. 12km of hiking trails with Trans Canada Trail.
Location ID: #2072
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Blue Mountain Ski Resort features 34 downhill runs, 4 terrain parks, 14 lifts with 11 night lifts, and 23 trails. Year-round facility. Various hotel facilities and conference facilities including the Grand Central Lodge Conference Centre, the Blue ...
Location ID: #17864
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A motel room in Sudbury with a large parking lot in front, check-in counter, breakfast dining area, rooms with double beds and bathrooms.
Location ID: #6144
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Year-round resort village on the base of Blue Mountain. Encompasses Blue Mountain Ski Resort with plazas, stores, restaurants, chalets, bandstand, artificial lake, dock, boardwalk, and waterfront restaurants with patios. Offers a picturesque chalet ...
Location ID: #14979
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Set on 15 acres, the estate boasts French and Italian perennial gardens with stonework, statues, and terraces. There is a cedar maze, English glass greenhouse, and large barn. Additional outbuildings dot the property including a separate garage that ...
Location ID: #3910
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Community centre has a skateboard park, several soccer fields, DiPietro football field with running track and permanent grandstand seating. Pool features 25 metre, 8 lanes, ramp entrance, beach-front tot pool, grandstand seating for 400, change ...
Location ID: #3736
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Formerly Sony Centre for the Performing Arts. Opened October 1 1960. Some renovations completed Sept. 2010. Architects: Dickinson Page and Steele. Early Toronto modernism. Multi purpose 3 level performing arts facility. Drive around drop off ...
Location ID: #17780
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Facilities include two 100' x 200' indoor turf fields, retractable dividing curtain between fields, 3 row bleachers on each field, 4 change rooms, commercial kitchen, Korah Branch Library, large parking facilities.
Location ID: #17769
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Situated on the shors of the St. Marys River in downtown Sault Ste Marie. The park has on site parking which holds a Farmers Market during summer months. The Hub Trail crosses through the park which has small marinas on the north and south sides. ...
Location ID: #1971
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Situated along side the St Marys River, Bellevue Park is 17 hectares in sizes and offer 2.4 kilometres of asphalt walkway, picnic shelter, multiple floral beds and greenhouses. Large children's play area which includes an adventure and sensory ...
Location ID: #17850
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Full service gym and yoga studio, with a spin studio, office, lounge. Cardio equipment, weight room, massage room, personal training area, cycling room.
Location ID: #7926
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Located in Industrial Sector D, Beach Road runs east and west. Downscale residential mixed with large industrial and small commercial establishments such as laundry facilities, taverns and corner stores. Dofasco Park set beside rail lines and rail ...
Location ID: #17890
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Four lane running north and south with a railroad underpass, several rail line crossings. Low income small older homes, small businesses, Dofasco property to the east.
Location ID: #13590
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Coupled with Onaping, Levack has an approximate population of 2,000. Levack is 2 km north of Onaping and part of an amalgamation of 3 communities now known as Onaping Falls. The main street is called Levack Drive and has a municipal office, two ...
Location ID: #11296
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Founded in 1868, the small residential community amalgamated with Greater Sudbury in 2001. Close to Sudbury Downs.
Location ID: #2686
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Small town built by the mining company Inco to house its workers at the smelting plant. Areas nearest to the plant are the oldest section of town. Includes several historic sites and period woodframe homes.
Location ID: #5900
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City in Northern Ontario, located about four hours north of Toronto, which was founded following the discovery of nickel ore by Tom Flanagan, a Canadian Pacific Railway blacksmith in 1883, when the transcontinental railway was near completion. ...
Location ID: #11289
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Capreol is a community in the Ontario city of Greater Sudbury. From 1918 to 2000, Capreol existed as an independent town, situated on the Vermilion River. On January 1, 2001, the towns and cities of the Regional Municipality were amalgamated into ...
Location ID: #11031
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Sherman Ave runs from old Victorian residential tree lined street through commercial to industrial. Several major intersections, rail crossings and downscale residential and industrial combination.
Location ID: #8014
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Downscale commercial street with period buildings, a lot of empty/abandoned storefronts, many former storefronts have been converted to street-level residential apartment units, small groupings of residential housing mixed in with commercial, some ...