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Articles related to "Georgian Bay"
Great Lakes Lighthouses Great Lakes lighthouses were built in quick succession to meet the safety needs of the growing maritime traffic on the Great Lakes. first great lakes lighthouses • ontario pioneer settlements • maritime navigation • cove island lighthouse • griffith island lighthouse
Best Ontario Beach on Georgian Bay on Lake Huron The sandy beach of Wasaga Beach on Georgian Bay stretches for 14 kilometers along the southern shores of Lake Huron and makes this area a prime destination for swimmers. best ontario beach • georgian bay • lake huron • kilometers of sand • wasaga beach
Exploring Georgian Bay's west shore A photo tour of some of Southwestern Ontario's most breathtaking scenery, and a description of some of the adventures you will find along Georgian Bay's southwestern shore. georgian bay • niagara escarpment • bruce trail • bruce peninsula national park • fathom five national marine park
FATHOM FIVE NATIONAL MARINE PARK In the 1850's, shipping around Tobermorey, Ontario began in earnest. Due to increasing numbers of shipwrecks, improved navigational aids were developed. Three lighthouses, Big Tub, Flowerpot and Cove Island were erected to guide the ships on the lake. lighthouses • shipwrecks • fathom five national park • big tub • tobermorey
Blue Mountain's Enchanting Scenic Caves Canada's Blue Mountain is for more than just ski enthusiasts. Deep within the mountain, part of the Niagara Escarpment, exist the spectacular Scenic Caves. scenic caves • niagara escarpment • blue mountain • collingwood ontario • georgian bay
Camping the Bruce Peninsula Between Lake Huron and Georgian Bay, this narrow promontory boasts extraordinary scenery, geology and plant life along the northern extent of the Niagara Escarpment Biosphere Reserve. bruce peninsula • cyprus lake • campground • lake huron • georgian bay
Mysterious Ghost Lake Mysterious Ghost Lake's eerie white sheen had both scientific explanations and a native legend to describe its evolution. mysterious ghost lake • mountain trout • bed of marl • limestone caverns • georgian bay shoreline
The Tale of Flowerpot Island The tale of Flowerpot Island evokes thoughts of mystery and intrigue on an island that possesses rich natural and human history. : tale of flowerpot island • bruce peninsula • georgian bay • native legends • shakespeare’s tale of romeo and juliet
SAINTE-MARIE AMONG THE HURONS In the seventeenth century, Jesuit priests established a wilderness mission in New France. Today, a reconstructed palisade gives testimony to the priest's efforts to convert the aboriginal peoples to Christianity. suite101 • suite 101.com • mary • alward • mary alward
Trent-Severn Waterway Action Plan 2009 Parks Canada receives new priorities for Ontario Rivers, Lakes and Communities along the 386 km waterway connecting Lake Ontario and Georgian Bay. trent-severn waterway action plan • tsw panel recommendations • parks canada • ontario rivers • lakes and communities
The Many Waterfalls of the Niagara Escarpment There is something about the sight and sound of water cascading over a rocky precipice that stirs our souls, our imagination and our sense of awe. niagara falls • water falls • waterfalls • niagara escarpment • queenston shale
Winter EcoTours in Ontario Canada Wye Marsh Wildlife Centre in Midland Ontario Canada is just perfect for Winter Eco Tours with snow shoe treks and cross country skiing for the whole family. winter eco tours • eco adventure • cross country skiing • snowshoeing • wye marsh wildlife centre
A Night Out With the Trailer Park Boys In the early morning hours of June 27, 2009, the news of well-known visitors tore through a small Owen Sound, Ontario bar. "The Trailer Park Boys are here!" trailer park boys • john paul tremblay • robb wells • countdown to liquor day • j.p. tremblay
Alvin Buck Jones Alvin "Buck" Jones, former NHL defenseman played with Detroit Red Wings dies just a week after celebrating his 90th birthday. alvin “buck” jones • former nhl defensman played with thedetroit red wi • toronto maple leafs • nhl • united states hockey league
Blue Mountain Pottery – A Canadian Classic Blue Mountain Pottery was in business from 1947 to 2004 and created many unique and one of a kind decorative sculptures. blue mountain pottery • collecting blue mountain pottery • characterisitics of blue mountain pottery • canadian pottery company • canadian pottery business
Canoeing In The Kawarthas To reconnect with a canoe, or try canoe camping, there's no better time than the present and no better place than the Kawarthas. canoeing in the kawarthas • peterborough paddling routes • peterborough outfitters • canadian canoe museum • national canoe day
Chapman's Offers Allergen-free Product Choices Chapman's Ice Cream offers a large variety of tasty treats with allergen-free choices. Options include delicious peanut/nut-free and gluten-free products. chapman's ice cream company • chapman's allergen free products • chapman's peanut/nut free products • chapman's gluten free products • chapman's awards and recognition
Etienne Brûlé Adventurous Etienne Brûlé, paved the way for future explorations of the Canadian wilderness, covering his name in glory until his final act of treason. etienne brule • samuel de champlain • early explorer • canadian explorer • huron
Explorers of Canada, Part XI: Jean Nicolet The Story of Jean Nicolet, who discovered Lake Michigan canada • exploration • jean nicolet • michigan • wisconsin
Summer at Midwest Ski Resorts In summertime, ski resorts turn to a full range of warm weather adventure alternatives. Here’s a sampling of what's happening in the Midwest U.S and Canada. summertime ski resorts • midwestern ski resorts summer • mountain resorts summer activities • water parks • ski resorts mountain biking
The Tenderness of Wolves--Review Set in 1867, this invigorating debut pursues themes of love, loss, and loyalty against the backdrop of a murder mystery set in the harsh wilds of the Canadian frontier. tenderness of wolves • stef penney • murder mystery • crime fiction • costa book of the year
Trek the Bruce Peninsula The Bruce Peninsula is home to the Fathom Five National Marine Park, over 500km of pristine shoreline, and the Bruce Trail, meandering through the Niagara Escarpment. bruce peninsula • bruce county ontario • fathom five national marine park • niagara escarpment • bruce trail
Wildflowers of the Bruce The Bruce Peninsula is home to many rare wildflowers. This week we take a photo tour of some of the lovely and unusual species blooming there in late summer. wildflower • bruce peninsula • dorcas bay • calypso orchid • flowerpot island
Southern Ontario Tornado Outbreak 2009 Declared the largest tornado outbreak in Canadian history, a total of 18 tornadoes touched down. This surpassed the number of tornadoes in the 2006 Ontario outbreak. southern ontario tornado outbreak august 20 2009 • durham grey county tornado • blue mountain georgian peaks tornado • vaughn tornado • newmarket tornado
Dr. Frederick Banting and Insulin Dr. Frederick Banting earned Nobel Prize in 1923 and was knighted in 1934 for Insulin discovery. Sir Banting was also an artist, painting with members of Group of Seven dr frederick grant banting • sir frederick banting • banting discovery of insulin • canadians discover insulin • dr banting nobel prize winner
Free Music Events and Festivals in Ontario For the live music lover, here is a regional guide to some of the best free festivals happening in Ontario this summer. free summer activities • ontario musicians • live music performances • outdoor music concerts • indie music festivals
HURON CHRISTMAS CAROL The first Canadian Christmas carol was written by a Jesuit missionary in Canada's wilderness in the early 1600's. It was translated into English in the 19th Century and was recorded by Bruce Cockburn. It is a beautiful and haunting piece. suite101.com • suite 101 • canadian travel • canadian tourism • canadian travel
Larkwhistle garden Continuing our photo tour of the Bruce Peninsula, we pay a visit to Larkwhistle, the garden of writer Patrick Lima and his partner John Scanlan. larkwhistle • garden • patrick lima • bruce peninsula • tobermory
Mysterious Disappearance of the Bannockburn Does the ghost of the Canadian freighter Bannockburn still sail the stormy waters of Lake Superior, trying to find a safe harbour for her doomed crew ? ghost ship • the bannockburn • flying dutchman of lake superior • disappearance of the bannockburn • phantom ship
Shaman Herbs SWEETGRASS One of The First Nations sacred Herbs, sweetgrass is beautiful, sweet smelling and worth getting to know. It is also very easy to grow. shaman • herbs • sweetgrass • native americans • sacred
Slow Food Picnic at the Brick Works From gourmet truffles to grilled goat, a little something for everyone into eating well, locally and sustainably in your own backyard! slow food+toronto • evergreen brick works • slow food picnic • jamie kennedy • jason bangerter
The History of Long Branch, Ontario 1884 - 1984 Long Branch Park was once an exclusive summer vacation site catering to Toronto's elite. The reason for its success was also one of the main causes of its decline. long branch ontario • thomas wilkie • toronto summer resort • lake ontario • etobicoke villages
CORMORANTS AND OTHER FISH EATING BIRDS CORMORANTS AND OTHER FISH EATING BIRDS The cormorant is in trouble again. With each fleeting day the necessity for cormorant restraining measures become more obvious. We require a nation wide answer to cormorant over population. A complicated conflict continues within the ecosystem of the Great Lakes, their watersheds and inland lakes and the cormorants cormorants • problem • fish eating bird
Crossing Canada - Part VI Moving through Ontario, life on the train, etc. capreol • smoking car • birch trees
First Nations and Inuit of Canada In 1996, Former Governor General Romeo Leblanc proclaimed June 21st of every year as the National Aboriginal Day. It is the day we celebrate the contribution of the First Nations, Inuit, and Métis (mixed blood) peoples to Canada. canada • first nations • aboriginal • inuit • algonquin
The Canadian Martyrs The Canadian Martyrs were eight Jesuit missionaries who tried to convert the First Nations to Christianity in the mid-17th Century. the canadian martyrs • canada's first saints • the lives of canada's first saints • st.jean de brebeuf and st. gabriel lalemant • st. charles garnier and st. noel chabanel
Becoming a Bestselling Author, Part I: An Interview with Barbara Kyle Award-winning Canadian author Barbara Kyle tells how she became a successful author. interview • bestseller • blockbuster • author |
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