HMCS Haida, a floating museum and a National Historic Site of Canada!
The HMCS Haida, commissioned on August 30, 1943, is a Tribal-class destroyer that sank more enemy targets than any other
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Casa Loma, Toronto’s own Gothic castle right in the heart of the city!
Built in the Gothic Revival style, Casa Loma is located in midtown Toronto and was once the home to Sir
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The wild and exotic African Lion Safari of Cambridge, Ontario!
Founded by Gordon Debenham “Don” Dailley, a retired Canadian Army colonel, the park opened its doors on August 22, 1969,
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Agawa Bay Pictographs, a visual story of the past!
A pictograph is a graphic symbol that resembles a physical object. Today, modern civilization uses pictographs everywhere; you just need
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Lynn River Falls, a true hidden gem of Port Dover.
Tucked away on a small side street in Port Dover is this quiet little waterfall fed by the Lynn River
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Tobermory’s Big Tub Lighthouse on Georgian Bay!
Tobermory’s light helps to guide boats through violent currents, fog and frequent shoals to the safety of the harbour. Numerous
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The tranquil and easily accessible, Bridal Veil Falls of Manitoulin Island!
If visiting Manitoulin Island, Bridal Veil Falls is a definite must see! A beautiful thirty-five-foot plunge-class waterfall, Bridal Veil is
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Borer’s Falls and Rock Chapel Nature Sanctuary!
Borer’s Falls is named after the Borer family, who for over a century operated a sawmill, the lifeblood of the
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Creemore’s historical 3-Cell Jail, North America’s smallest jail!
Erected in 1892 at a cost of $425, this tiny stone building is the smallest jail in Ontario; it has
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The iconic Terry Fox Monument of Thunder Bay!
Terrance Stanley (“Terry”) Fox, who lost a leg to cancer in 1977, embarked on a cross-country run in 1980 to
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