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24th September 2009
Queen’s University is one of the proud universities standing at northeastern part of Lake Ontario. It was originally founded by the Royal Charter of Queen Victoria in 1841, thus the name Queen’s University. It was in the year 1842 where the first ever... Read >
Author: wbdoyle31st August 2009
Queen’s University is one of the proud universities standing at northeastern part of Lake Ontario. It was originally founded by the Royal Charter of Queen Victoria in 1841, thus the name Queen’s University. It was in the year 1842 where the first ever... Read >
Author: blinksolutions0420th August 2009
The city of Mississauga is located in the Greater Toronto Area. City has an important role to play in the national economy as the contribution of its FIRE sector, that is, the Finance, Insurance and Real Estate sectors boasts of the third largest labor fo... Read >
Author: Chris Allen01st August 2009
If you are considering a holiday across the pond, the US is probably one of the most diverse countries in terms of natural attractions. From the Beaches of California, to the Colorado Rockies there are a large number of landscapes and environments to exp... Read >
Author: MarkeD16th July 2009
Toronto is definitely the largest city in all Canada with the greater Toronto location being the fourth vast city in all North America. It is a typical cosmopolitan city where it avails opportunities for singles to meet one another. The Toronto dating rea... Read >
Author: Francis K Githinji23rd June 2009
Apartments here are numerous. But the challenge is securing the best one possible, especially in a city that has a high tenant turn over rate. In today's economy, it is important to make your apartment your home. That way you can avoid the high costs of m... Read >
Author: michael russell 23rd June 2009
Apartments here are numerous. But the challenge is securing the best one possible, especially in a city that has a high tenant turn over rate. In today's economy, it is important to make your apartment your home. That way you can avoid the high costs of m... Read >
Author: michael russell 22nd June 2009
You may be surprised to learn that Oakville in Ontario is one of the premier vacation destinations in Canada. In fact each year some 1.4 million visitors pump some 80 million dollars into the local economy of this small city that has a population of only ... Read >
Author: Guy Gibston22nd June 2009
Did you know that only a few years back Canada was selected by the United Nations as the number one most livable country on the planet? Now that's a pretty big deal, considering that there are an awful lot of very nice countries on this great big world of... Read >
Author: Guy Gibston22nd June 2009
Many people and perhaps yourself being one of them are completely unaware that just a handful of years ago Canada was singled out by the UN as the best countries on earth to live in! If that comes as any sort of surprise to you then maybe its time that yo... Read >
Author: Guy Gibston22nd June 2009
A mere thirty minutes drive outside of the city of Ontario Canada is the city of Oakville. Its a city of some 140,000 residents that make up part of the greater Ontario area. This town also sits right on the edge of Lake Ontario, which provides the backbo... Read >
Author: Guy Gibston14th May 2009
A brief overview of Burlington's diverse business opportunities
For business buyers looking into businesses for sale in Burlington, Ontario the city is a wonderful place to do business – and to live. The purpose of this article is to briefly explo... Read >
Author: Anne Brown26th April 2009
When you are in a famous wine region, to get the real feel of the place is best to go on wine tours. Niagara Falls Ontario wine tours are well known all over the globe. The wineries here are well located and within easy reach. If you are an avid wine love... Read >
Author: Authorofarticles09th April 2009
Bass fishing is really exciting and trilling knowing how big Bass you can caught. Many people involves themselves in bass fishing, so the more the people catching bass, the more the competition to have for the most heavy bass caught. Many places in the wh... Read >
Author: The Bodybuilding Trainer20th March 2009
Bird watching during spring migration is an incredible treat for all birdwatchers, newbies and veterans alike. The month of May ushers in spring along with largest influx of migratory birds that provides an unparalleled experience for expectant spectators... Read >
Author: Julie Souto12th March 2009
The Niagara River connects Lake Ontario and Lake Erie consist in its arms the Niagara Region which is in Ontario and the Niagara Frontier which is in New York. From Lake Ontario the region appears in steps or benches of rich prolific farmland clay soils w... Read >
Author: peller10th March 2009
A port city of over half a million residents, Hamilton sits in a scenic region and one of the most accessible cities in Canada, a mere one-hour drive from the Niagara Falls U.S./Canada border and an hour-and-fifteen-minute drive from Buffalo, NY. Within a... Read >
Author: Macie03rd March 2009
Bass fishing is really exciting and trilling knowing how big Bass you can caught. Many people involves themselves in bass fishing, so the more the people catching bass, the more the competition to have for the most heavy bass caught. Many places in the wh... Read >
Author: Paul Simpson11th January 2009
The Niagara River connects Lake Ontario and Lake Erie consist in its arms the Niagara Region which is in Ontario and the Niagara Frontier which is in New York. From Lake Ontario the region appears in steps or benches of rich prolific farmland clay soils w... Read >
Author: icewine14th October 2008
Ontario is an Iroquoian word which is said to mean "beautiful lake" or "glittering waters". The name is fitting for the province who's huge size, more than a million square kilometers, contains up to 177,388 square kilometers of fresh water. That's one fo... Read >
Author: Kevin1119th June 2008
When you are asked to compile a list of the top ten attractions in a vibrant city of almost five million souls, you come up with a result that is subject to debate as there are a lot more than ten attractions in a city of this size.
Most noteworthy of ... Read >
Author: C.Y. Lim20th May 2008
People's immediate goals in life vary a great deal. There are women who are anxiously hoping to get pregnant while there are others who terribly shiver at the thought of becoming pregnant. Depending on what your priorities are, here is some free informati... Read >
Author: Francis K Githinji24th April 2008
Most of the people I meet in the Greater Toronto Area seem to have originally moved here from other cities; there are lots of native Torontonians, to be sure, but a lot of people seem to be what we call “transplanted Torontonians”.
One the truisms ... Read >
Author: Brad Lombardo17th April 2008
Toronto is the largest city in Canada and is the provincial capital of Ontario. It is located on the northwestern shore of Lake Ontario. With over 2.5 million residents, it is the fifth-most populous municipality in North America, and the 46th most populo... Read >
Author: Peter Gitundu10th April 2008
As an Oakville Realtor I’m often asked whether it’s a good time to buy or list your Oakville real estate. My answer to that questions is this…..it is always a good time to buy a new home in Oakville, if the home you are purchasing is the right home ... Read >
Author: Nicole Mungar14th February 2008
One only needs to have a slight idea of how Canada’s geography takes shape in order to understand the perhaps fanatical emphasis Canadians and their governments have always placed on transportation. Canada and many other “New World” countries (inclu... Read >
Author: Rob Parker18th January 2008
The Beaches district of Toronto has long been noted for the way it is set apart from the rest of the city. In fact, most Toronto residents will correctly state that the Beaches district is a world apart from the rest of the city; the casual atmosphere, pa... Read >
Author: Rob Parker17th January 2008
Like many large cities, Mississauga Ontario is made up of several smaller components that reflect and retain a unique individual identity. One of these neighbourhoods is Clarkson Village, a community located in southwest Ontario (Mississauga itself is con... Read >
Author: Rob Parker03rd August 2007
The village of Roncesvalles is a small community enclave located in the middle of the bustling city of Toronto. The neighbourhood has a population made up of diverse ethnic roots, including one of the largest concentrations of people with Polish backgroun... Read >
Author: Rob Parker02nd August 2007
Surrounded by the waters of the Niagara River and Lake Ontario as it is, it should come as little surprise to anyone that the city of St. Catharines in Ontario is a mecca for aquatic activities. But even this title really does the city little justice; in ... Read >
Author: Rob Parker26th July 2007
If you’ve been house-hunting in the Toronto area lately, you might have decided that the dream of being able to afford your own home in the city is one that is beyond your means. Indeed, if you are looking at single detached homes or even duplexes, the ... Read >
Author: Rob Parker26th July 2007
Believe it or not, living along the shores of Lake Ontario right in the middle of Toronto may be a housing option that is entirely feasible under any budget. Condominium complexes and apartments abound along the lake from ten to fifteen kilometers west of... Read >
Author: Rob Parker23rd July 2007
Toronto’s waterfront area is one of the most sought after living locations anywhere in the city. The condominiums in this area offer breathtaking views of both the city skyline and Lake Ontario. There’s nothing quite like a home in a central location ... Read >
Author: Rob Parker06th May 2007
At age 22, born September 27, 1984 Avril Ramona Lavigne put Napanee on the map. Canadian born, multi-talented Avril was born in the town of Napanee located in the Province of Ontario in of course this great land of mine, Canada. Avril is of a French Can... Read >
Author: Andrew Wills12th April 2007
Mississauga is Canada’s sixth largest city, with a population of 630,000 and an area of 28,750 hectares, or 111 square miles. It is home to L. B. Pearson International Airport, Canada’s busiest airport, and is within commuting distance to 9 major univ... Read >
Author: Rob Parker27th March 2007
Toronto, Ontario is one of Canada's most breathtaking cities to visit and even a more exciting place to live. If you are considering purchasing a home in the metropolitan capital city of Toronto, you will find a wonderful selection of Ontario homes for sa... Read >
Author: David Yrui28th February 2007
The popularity of condominiums has been on the rise over the last decade, as young people are starting families later in life and tending more towards having fewer children than ever before. Condominiums offer the opportunity for a lot less maintenance th... Read >
Author: Rob Parker21st February 2007
A lot of people who are looking to get into the real estate market will start out with a basic home within city limits. Often, these homes are townhouses or condominiums that offer easy access to local hotspots as well as job markets. Like any major metro... Read >
Author: Rob Parker19th February 2007
Toronto’s Harbourfront area offers a unique setting for a fun night out on the town. Located on the north shore of Lake Ontario, the harbourfront is a very popular tourist destination as well as a haven for the hip and rich, many of whom own condominium... Read >
Author: Rob Parker28th December 2006
The Southern Ontario area known as the “Golden Horseshoe” welcomes you to the beautiful and vibrant City of Burlington located in the western end of the greater Toronto area. Situated on the north shore of Lake Ontario between Hamilton and Toronto, Bu... Read >
Author: Rob Parker01st September 2006
Toronto is a very metropolitan city and most do not really know just how fabulous this spot can be to take a vacation. Toronto is located on the northwest bank of Lake Ontario and is distinctly identified by the CN (Canada's National) Tower from across th... Read >
Author: Raffiana Raffiana01st September 2006
Did you know that there are islands in close proximity to Toronto? Yes, there are islands a short ferry ride away from the shoreline of the city. These islands are what is known today as Toronto Island Park and it is a popular tourist attraction when vaca... Read >
Author: Raffiana Raffiana09th January 2006
July 18, 2005
Exploring Frank Lloyd Wright in Buffalo and Serenity on Lake Ontario
My theory is a real traveler is able to discover interesting things even in the most unlikely of places. Well, Buffalo probably hasn't made the "top travel destinatio... Read >
Author: Susanne Pacher09th January 2006
July 29, 2005
Hello from Rochester: The CAT - An Awesome Beast
For a while now I have been dreaming of taking the recently re-introduced high-speed ferry service from Toronto to Rochester. The ferry service briefly ran last year, introduced by a gro... Read >
Author: Susanne Pacher04th January 2006
September 26, 2005
Local Explorations - Hello from Lake Ontario's Waterfront Trail
In our neck of the woods the summer has been absolutely gorgeous, a little on the hot and humid side occasionally, but I am unable to recall a summer that has been so... Read >
Author: Susanne Pacher04th January 2006
September 1, 2005
Hello from Toronto: A First Little Driving Tour -The City Viewed Through the Eyes of First-Time Visitors
So my brother is in town, together with his wife and 2 friends from my little home town in Austria. It is everybody's first ti... Read >
Author: Susanne Pacher
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