We highlight small towns & rural communities across Ontario. Even small acts can help to generate tourism, grow civic engagement, & spur economic investment.
This photo of Moses Brantford Jr., the marshal of the Emancipation Day Parade leading the parade down Dalhousie Street In Amherstburg.
The photo was taken in 1894, 60th anniversary of the slavery abolition act of 1833.
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There is so much crime within Ontario's tow truck industry.
Gangs, guns, drugs. It's unfortunate for the few small towing operators who follow our laws.
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*TRIVIA TIME*
How well do you know Ontario's small towns?
Which small town is nicknamed the Valley Town and is home to a cactus festival?
*No Googling!
Ontario blueberries are maturing about 10 days earlier this year due to the early spring and hot June weather. Find a grower near you through the interactive map at https://t.co/JAKOwD1Qxo #blueberries#buylocal#loveONTFood#PYOberries
Queen Victoria & her husband Prince Albert, were leading abolitionists. Victoria refused to return fugitive slaves to the U.S., thus making Canada the northern end of the Underground Railroad. Vandalizing her statue makes no sense.
Thus far, the “L&A Ride” in Lennox & Addington has been perfect. I’m about 35 kms in!
Picturesque Eastern Ontario landscapes, and some lovely views on the water’s edge.
Nicely paved roads for cyclists as well! The sun is shining, and I simply couldn’t ask for more right now.