81. OntarioGenWeb Volunteers are always needed, and always welcome. If you have knowledge ofan area or genealogy/history resource in ontario, please help us out. http://www.geneofun.on.ca/ongenweb/

Advertisement: OntarioGenWeb What's New? Site Contents Ontario Genealogy News ... Projects Information and links to the Official OntarioGenWeb Projects. We're currently working on censuses and vital statistics Volunteers Give your thanks to our volunteers, or find out how you can volunteer. Help! Thank you for being visitor# since 1 Feb 1997 Welcome to OntarioGenWeb! The OntarioGenWeb was created in February 1997 as part of the CanadaGenWeb Project This Project is a NOT a research service it is a collective volunteer effort amongst genealogists worldwide to connect all (or as many as possible) genealogy resources. Divided first by country, each link brings the internet researcher closer to the locality they are searching for (such as using a "zoom in" feature). At the Country Page, the user can then choose the state/province/shire, etc. of preference. This page will have links to smaller divisions (such as counties). click here for a map divided into townships This project is not considered non-profit, nor is it considered a charitable organization, but we do run on the same principles. All work is done entirely by volunteers and given freely (at no cost to visitors!) in the hopes that it will help someone somewhere find that long-lost relation they've been looking for. Please note that OntarioGenWeb volunteers and hosts are not here to do your research for you. We're here to provide information on the web to help you help yourself trace your family tree.

82. The History Of Ontario's King's Highways The history of ontario s King s Highways Historical and informational site, showingoriginal highway routes from 1925Date, old signs, and lots of old http://www.thekingshighway.ca/

Welcome to www.thekingshighway.ca The History of Ontario's King's Highways What are you interested in? Old Ontario Highway Photos The History of Ontario's Highways Route Maps of Ontario's Highways Ontario King's Highway Signs ... Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ's) Scroll down for more Menu options! Featured Ontario Highway Photo of the Month Photo Courtesy of Archives of Ontario (RG-14-162-2, Photo #650-15) Please take a moment to Sign the Sioux Narrows Bridge Petition " And you may ask yourself: Where does that highway go to? " Once in a Lifetime - Talking Heads (1980) Photo at Left: Early King's Highway 2 Sign Photograph taken in August 1930 Photographer and exact location unknown Prologue Where does that highway go to? I have asked myself that question many times before, and I'm certain that if you are reading this page, that you have asked this question too. On this website, you will find out where that highway goes to, and more importantly, where it came from. This website is dedicated to the history of Ontario's King's Highways. Ontario has always relied heavily on its roads for development. From the earliest military and pioneer roads to today's modern freeways, these critical transportation links have proven to be the key to developing the economic powerhouse that is today's Ontario. This website looks primarily at the advancements and development of the numbered provincial highway network since 1925. Most pages on this website are now complete, but there are still several pages under construction. If the specific page that you are looking for is unavailable at the moment, please check back soon. New pages are being added weekly. This historical Ontario roads website will include a brief history of each King's Highway by route number, and will eventually include route maps of former Ontario highway routings since the 1920s. There will also be a photo gallery of old Kings Highway signs, mileage charts, route descriptions, and lots of vintage Ontario road photographs from MTO/Ontario Archives. If you have any older photographs of Ontario highways or Ontario highway signs, please

83. Master Gardener's Of Ontario, Inc. - General Information Master Gardeners of ontario Inc., maintained by the ontario Horticultural Association. The site contains links to an interesting history of the Master Gardener program in Canada, and contact numbers for Master Gardener Hotlines in the province. http://www.interlog.com/~onthort/mg/mg.html

Master Gardeners of Ontario, Inc Affiliated with the Ontario Horticultural Association The Master Gardener Provincial Administrator is: Wendy Chrystian Office Telephone : 905 309 3959 FAX : 905 309 3960 E-Mail : Wendy Chrystian Address : 9 Garden Drive Grimsby, Ont. L3M 3X8 Click on the links below for information on the history, structure and Telephone Hot Lines in Ontario Master Gardener Hot Lines in Ontario, check here for contacts nearest to your city in Ontario, Canada Master Gardener Zone Directors - 1 - 11 Zone 1 Director Susan Jaward Secretary (Thunder Bay MG) E-MAIL-Susan Geraldton (satellite group of Thunder Bay) Rainy River District Thunder Bay District MG Home Page Zone 2 Board Director Joanne MacLellan (Sudbury MG) E-MAIL-Joanne Algoma, North Bay MG Home Page Sudbury MG Home Page Zone 3 Board Director Thyra Mitchell ( London/Middlesex MG) E-MAIL-Thyra Elgin County Essex/Windsor London/Middlesex MG Home Page Oxford Sarnia-Lambton MG Home Page Zone 4 Board Director Mary Beverly-Burton (Guelph MG) E-MAIL-Mary Guelph-Wellington MG Home Page Huron Kitchener Oxford Stratford Zone 5 Board Director Belinda Gallagher (Burlington/Halton MG) E-MAIL-Belinda Brantford MG Home Page Burlington/Halton Dunnville/Haldimand Niagara Norfolk County MG Home Page Zone 6 Board Director Errol Falconer (Thorndale MG) E-MAIL-Errol Simcoe County MG Home Page Simcoe South Lake Simcoe South Mississauga Toronto MG Zone 7 Board Director Barbra Stock (Prince Edward County MG)

84. Powered Paragliding Ontario - History Of PPG Paramotoring Courses And Lessons Powered Paragliding ontario history of PPG paramotoring courses and lessons._. http://www.poweredparaglidingontario.com/courses/ppg_courses.htm

Powered Paragliding Ontario - History of PPG paramotoring courses and lessons. Ground school with Rob and Chris - Apr 1/04 Ground school with Bob, Feisal and Jeff - Feb 14/04 Powered training with Haile - Dec 13/03 Powered training with Sean and Matthew's first flight - Nov 22/03 Powered practice with Sean and Dennis - Nov 15/03 Powered training with Mark - Nov 9/03 Course with Sean, Matt, powered practice with Mark and Dennis - Nov 1/03 Flying with Shawn and Dennis - Oct 24/03 Ground school with Adam - Oct 18/03 Sep 22/03 Ground school with Mete and Reinhardt and Paul's third flight. Sep 13/03 - Ground school with Shawn and Peter and Paul's second flight. Training with Dave - Sep 09/03 Training with John, Matt and Jeff's tandem flight - Sep 07/03 Sep 03/03 Paul's first flight + hanging out with Errol and Chris Aug 28, 2003.

85. GARY WILL: A Business-Focused Look At Waterloo, Ontario, Canada Welcome to Waterloo An Illustrated history of Waterloo, ontario in Celebration ofits 125th Anniversary 18571982 by Marg Rowell, Ed Devitt, and Pat McKegney http://www.garywill.com/waterloo/history.htm

WATERLOO TECH DIGEST Your e-mail address: WATERLOO GUIDES WALKING TOUR : A virtual stroll through "uptown." ORIENTATION : A guide for new residents. HISTORY : From the 19th century to the present. SEARCH GARYWILL.COM Waterloo, Ontario from a 19th century mill town to the heart of "Canada's Technology Triangle" The beginnings IN 1784 , the land on which Waterloo would later be built was part of a parcel of 675,000 acres given to the Iroquois alliance that made up the League of Six Nations. Almost immediately and with much controversy the native groups began to sell off some of this land. Between 1796 and 1798, 93,000 acres were sold through a Crown Grant to Richard Beasley, with the Six Nations Indians continuing to hold the mortgage on the lands. The first wave of immigrants to the area were Mennonites from Pennsylvania. They bought deeds to land parcels from Beasley and began moving into the area around 1804. The following year, a group of 26 Mennonites pooled resourced to purchase all of the unsold land from Beasley and discharge the mortgage held by the Six Nations Indians. The Mennonites divided the land into smaller lots, and two lots initially owned by

86. AR-News: (CA)Largest Animal Cruelty Fine In Ontario's History For Puppy Mill Ope ARNews (CA)Largest animal cruelty fine in ontario s history for puppy mill operator.Animalconcerns info at animalconcerns.org Sat Mar 20 012954 EST 2004 http://lists.envirolink.org/pipermail/ar-news/Week-of-Mon-20040315/021913.html

AR-News: (CA)Largest animal cruelty fine in Ontario's history for puppy mill operator Animalconcerns info at animalconcerns.org Sat Mar 20 01:29:54 EST 2004 Previous message: AR-News: (US-nh)Woman charged with misdemeanor in 'Fraser' cruelty case Next message: AR-News: (US-pa)Vegetarian, vegan group seeking more meat-free menu items at local restaurants Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ] NEWMARKET, ON, March 19 /CNW/ - The largest fine ever for an animal cruelty offence in Ontario was imposed yesterday when Sandra Quinn, now of Burlington, Ontario received a fine of $12,000 after pleading guilty in the Ontario Court of Justice, Norfolk County, to a charge brought under the Ontario SPCA Act. Quinn was charged in February last year by the Ontario SPCA following the removal of 125 dogs from Cherry Valley Kennels near Waterford, Ontario. She was the first person to be charged under the Act as amended in December 2002 to address offences by breeders of dogs and cats for sale. The amendments set out standards of care that breeders of dogs and cats for sale must adhere to, and enable much stiffer penalties than in the past. In addition to the fine, Quinn also received a ten-year prohibition from breeding and selling dogs and cats. full story: http://www.cnw.ca/fr/releases/archive/March2004/19/c2117.html

87. Multicultural History Society 43 Queen s Park Crescent East, Toronto, ontario, M5S 2C3 Telephone(416) 9792973 Fax (416) 979-7947. E-mail mhso.mail@utoronto.ca. http://www.utoronto.ca/mhso/

This site has moved to a new location , please update your bookmark 43 Queen's Park Crescent East, Toronto, Ontario, M5S 2C3 Telephone: (416) 979-2973 Fax: (416) 979-7947 E-mail: mhso.mail@utoronto.ca Multicultural Historical Society through the eyes of a visitor from Kiev, Ukraine. Ivan Tkacheno, 1990.

88. A Directory History Of Railway Stations Of Ontario Canada each with its own history, its own identity and its own architectural significance.In our publication Directory of Railway Stations of ontario which is in http://www.eagle.ca/crsn/

Home Books News E- Mail R ailway stations dot the landscape throughout the many regions of Canada today, each with its own history, its own identity and its own architectural significance. In our publication "Directory of Railway Stations of Ontario" which is in the Books section of this site; provides specific information on how to locate stations throughout Ontario, so both young and old can rekindle fond railway memories. T here is always news unfolding about the different railway stations that are across Canada that have been retired, shut down, or sold therefore there is always updates on these stations. The updates consist of how the station is being changed, whether the station is being moved, or just that it is being transformed into something that the community that it resides in needs. The updates are listed in the News section of the site. Please feel free to tour the site, and enjoy. Canadian Railway Station News website is undergoing updates and changes. Please send us your suggestions - To avoid disappointment order your copy of Volume II today! Send Us Your Comments C A N A D I A N R A I L W A Y S T A T I O N N E W S P.O. Box 171, Cobourg, Ontario K9A 4K5 Canada

89. Ontario Museum Of History And Art The ontario Museum of history Art Page, and other related pages here, are createdwith permission of the ontario Museum of history and the Chaffey Community http://www.chaffey.org/community/ontario/museum/

Chaffey High School and the Community A resource for history, news, and events surrounding the Chaffey Community. CHS Home Community Daily Bulletin Community ... http://www.chaffey.org/community/ontario/museum/ mirrored at http://www.primenet.com/~blitzw/chaffey/community/ontario/museum/ Updated April 13, 2000 Exhibits The Chinese in California January 3 - March 31, 1998 Photography August 26 - October 11, 1998 Daily Bulletin Article Daily Bulletin Article 150 Years of Brilliance George Chaffey's Life and Legacy January 28 - November 15, 1998 Links The Chaffey Community Art Association California's Formative Years: "Distant Gold" Museum Admission is FREE Museum hours are noon until 4 pm Wednesday through Sunday at 225 South Euclid Avenue, Ontario Click HERE for a MAP , and other related pages here, are created with permission of the Ontario Museum of History and the Chaffey Community Art Association, by the Chaffey High School Homepage , and sponsored by the L. Edward Wasserman Education Foundation. They are posted and maintained as a community service, and are Linked from the CHS History Page Chaffey High School Webmaster or L. Edward Wasserman

90. A History Of Innovation Home About Osgoode A history of Innovation. Osgoode Hall Law School York University4700 Keele Street Toronto, ontario, Canada M3J 1P3, Tel 416736-5030 Fax 416 http://www.osgoode.yorku.ca/history.htm

Advanced Search Home About Osgoode A History of Innovation A History of Innovation For more than a century, Osgoode Hall Law School, which was founded in 1889 by the Law Society of Upper Canada and became affiliated with York University in 1968, has led the most important developments in Canadian legal education. Highlights include the following: Home About Osgoode A History of Innovation Osgoode Hall Law School York University 4700 Keele Street Toronto, Ontario, Canada Tel: 416-736-5030 Fax: 416-736-5736

91. Imaging Network Ontario | History Proposed Imaging Network ontario. This initiative is in responseto a request by the ontario Research Development Challenge Fund http://www.imagingnetworkontario.ca/history.htm

Blueprint Draft Presentation Intro Presentation Blueprint ... Contacts Proposed Imaging Network Ontario This initiative is in response to a request by the Ontario Research Development Challenge Fund (ORDCF) for assistance from the Ontario imaging research community. A plan, or blueprint , was requested which assisted the ORDCF in harmonizing their investments in imaging research. The following thoughts represented a draft proposal designed to guide and focus discussions on opportunities for imaging research within this context. The primary authors were Aaron Fenster and Mike Bronskill , and the document arose from discussions within a committee chaired by Barry Hobbs. It was intended for wide and open circulation within the Ontario imaging research community and an open meeting took place on January 12, 2000, at the Sutton Place Hotel in Toronto. IMAGING BLUEPRINT PLANNING PROCESS (Strategic Plan) Steps to achieving our objectives required the following: Consensus on INO Objectives Consensus on Review Process The review process shall be open, responsive, and conducted at an international level. INO will assist ORDCF in establishing an external Imaging Review Board of highly respected international scientists and industrial representatives to review imaging proposals and to advise the ORDCF Board on funding decisions. Written reviews of all proposals will be provided to applicants.

92. Emily Chesley Enters London, Ontario's History A Woman Of Means. Emily Chesley Comes to London, ontario. London, ontario,Canada was a city bursting with modernity in the 1880s. http://emilychesley.com/em_bio/london/means.htm

Emily Chesley - a biography Peruse her biography: Formation London, Ontario Travels A Long Twilight ... ...The Oeuvre A Woman Of Means Emily Chesley Comes to London, Ontario Little did Emily know that one of her uncle's inventions, the Bloomer Disrobing Solution, would save her life and the lives of many young male Londoners too. The Flannigan family, including Emily, settled in a rambling Victorian mansion on Princess Ave. With steady royalties from Flannigan patents Emily was able to join polite society as a woman of means. The money was good in those days with the success of inventions like the vibratory earwax remover, a device which enjoyed early popularity in spite of side effects that included severe pain, dizziness, headaches and, occasionally, explosive cranial bleeding. Emily missed her pals from the Unity detachment of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police but soon found solace and companionship among the ranks of the 7 th th were quick energetic and wore familiar red tunics. While the regiment accepted Emily completely, Emily had less luck fitting in with the ladies of London who were suspicious of her wild western past. Behind her back she was sometimes referred to as "that Western woman" or "the Irish dirt cutter." Emily ignored these slurs and enjoyed everything the city had to offer, from shopping in its bustling downtown to "taking the air" through long carriage rides to the surrounding townships.

93. CANADA - ONTARIO, UPPER CANADA, CANADA WEST GENEALOGY & HISTORY ARTICLES - The G Free Services. LINKS Free eNewsletter The Global Gazette Upcoming Events. OntarioGenealogy history Articles. Click any headline to read a complete article http://globalgenealogy.com/globalgazette/cda-on.htm

H O M E N E W A R T I C L E S A R C H I V E N E W S L E T T E R ... E V E N T S Search or UPGRADE to 11.0! FTM Workshops Shopping @ Global Genealogy Books, CDs, Videos Genealogy Software Archival Supplies Magazines ... Gift Shoppe Articles Sorted by Topic AUSTRALIA CANADA - General CANADA - Alberta CANADA - Brit. Columbia ... Technology - Misc Browse Family History Books, CDs, Maps Baltic States Belgium Canada France ... Ships/Passengers Browse Products by Category Books, CDs, Videos Genealogy Software Archival Supplies Magazines ... Genealogy Workshops Free Services L I N K S Free eNewsletter The Global Gazette Upcoming Events Click any headline to read a complete article... Guelph Public Library Archives Online Images Database, Press Release Help Re-Unite an Heirloom with the Family of Nellie DUNCAN, by Rick Roberts University of Waterloo Gets Archives of The Petworth Project , by Rick Roberts List of Ontario Land Registry Offices ... CLICK FOR MORE CANADIAN ARTICLES Send this page to a friend: Comments can be added after clicking on 'Send' O R D E R D E S K (9 am to 5 pm ET, Mon - Sat)

94. ONTARIO CHIROPRACTIC ASSOCIATION - EVOLUTION & HISTORY The history of chiropractic in Canada demonstrates the struggle faced by the new In1921, the ontario Medical Association claimed that chiropractic negatively http://www.chiropractic.on.ca/evolve.htm

The word "Chiropractic" is taken from Greek, meaning, "Done by Hand". Many cultures have used some form of physical manipulation in healing, including the Ancient Egyptians, Classical Greeks, Amerindians, Chinese, and Africans. Bonesetting was a form of spinal manipulation widely used by medical professionals in 19th century England. Daniel David Palmer is considered to be the modern discoverer of chiropractic. Originally from Port Perry, Ontario, D.D. Palmer began the codification of the philosophy, science and art of chiropractic in Davenport, Iowa and opened the first school of Chiropractic there in 1897. Bartlett Joshua Palmer, D.D. Palmer's son, was influential in the development of modern chiropractic. The history of chiropractic in Canada demonstrates the struggle faced by the new profession in gaining legitimacy, and the manner in which chiropractic has become Canada's third largest primary health care provider. The chiropractic profession received mention in the Royal Commission on Medical Education begun in 1915. In its final report two years later, the Commission concluded that there was value in the physical methods of care such as chiropractic; however, it recommended that chiropractic should become part of general medical training, not a separate profession. In 1921, the Ontario Medical Association claimed that chiropractic negatively influenced science, and should not be given consideration under law. Despite these early setbacks, the Ontario legislature passed the Drugless Practitioners Act in 1925, an umbrella law to regulate chiropractic, osteopathic, and drugless practitioners. Public pressure and the efficacy of chiropractic treatment allowed for the successful inclusion of chiropractic in the Ontario Workmen's Compensation Act of 1937. A Royal Commission formed in 1950 to study the functioning of the Workmen's Compensation Act concluded that chiropractic services should be retained for the benefit of injured workers, against the wishes of the medical profession in Ontario.

95. AMO Home Page Works with and for municipal governments in areas such as intergovernment relations and policy development; information gathering and disseminating on issues affecting municipalities. http://www.amo.on.ca/

The Association of Municipalities of Ontario (AMO) works with and for municipal governments. AMO's traditional activities include inter-government relations and policy development; information gathering and disseminating on all issues affecting municipalities. AMO also develops and delivers new and innovative products and services for municipalities. Employee Email Association of Municipalities of Ontario 393 University Ave., Suite 1701 Toronto, Ontario M5G 1E6 CANADA Direct : (416) 971-9856 Voicemail: (416) 971-8099 Fax: (416) 971-6191 Toll-free in Ontario: 1-877-4-AMO-LAS amo@amo.on.ca policy@amo.on.ca Webmaster@amo.on.ca

96. ParaResearchers.Org Actively investigating and researching claims of the paranormal in ontario Canada. Information topics include UFOs, ghosts and hauntings, alien abduction, cryptozoology, metaphysical experiences. http://www.ontarioghosts.org/pro

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97. Ontario Municipal Home Pages A list that shows the makeup of municipalities in different areas of the province, with links to websites where available. http://199.202.235.157/ylg/ontario.html

Ontario Municipal Home Pages Produced and Maintained by the AMO Resource Centre The following municipal sites have been established on the Net. Not all of the listed sites have been created or endorsed by municipal governments. This is the most complete list of Ontario municipal sites anywhere on the Internet. If your municipality has a home page or your link is incorrect, please email URL to webmaster@amo.municom.com Regions Counties Districts ... Archives of Ontario Exhibit: The Changing Shape of Ontario A Guide to Boundaries, Names, and Regional Government. Community profiles Statistics Canada profiles contain free information for all Canadian communities (cities, towns, villages, Indian reserves and Indian settlements, etc.), for counties or their equivalents and for metropolitan areas, as well as data for 2003 health regions. Profiles include date on demographics, education, earnings, income, families, dwellings, religion and more. Electoral Districts - Elections Ontario Maps of Restructured Municipalities Map of Ontario - MBS

98. The Southern Ontario Seismic Network Seven permanent seismic stations and four remote dialup seismic stations located mainly in the Toronto, Hamilton, Niagara peninsula area of Southern ontario. http://www.gp.uwo.ca/

The Southern Ontario Seismic Network The Southern Ontario Seismic Network (SOSN) is part of the Portable Observatories for Lithospheric Analysis and Research Investigating Seismicity (POLARIS) Consortium. The SOSN is operated by the University of Western Ontario (Department of Earth Sciences) for Ontario Power Generation . It has been in operation since 1991 with the purpose of obtaining information on the seismicity and seismic hazards of a region of Southern Ontario in which a number of nuclear power stations located. Although this region is not as seismically active as other areas of Eastern Canada such as the St. Lawrence Valley, it still has experienced numerous small earthquakes in the past. Local Seismic Activity A seismicity map of Southern Ontario. A list of the events recorded in Southern Ontario (with waveform plots). Historical seismicity maps of Southern Ontario. Interesting or major teleseismic events recorded by the SOSN (with waveform plots). Current Seismic Activity A short list of recent events recorded by the SOSN. The Canadian National Seismograph Network operated by the Geological Survey of Canada has A short bulletin list of recent Canadian events.

99. Risen Christ Lutheran Church At ForMinistry.com - Introduction Family oriented information. Includes Pastor's message, mission and ministry as well as service times. http://www.ForMinistry.com/L4W1M4RCLC

Risen Christ Lutheran Church 4090 Dixie Rd Mississauga, ON L4W1M4 Ph. (905)625-5117 What's Here: As a member of Risen Christ Lutheran Church I would like to welcome you to our website and invite you to join us for worship on Sunday mornings. I am the new editor of this site and I ask you to have patients with me as I learn how to update and expand this site. You will find that there is a new message from our Pastor and our weekly schedule has been updated as well. Thank you for your patients and co-operation. Please check back regularily to see the changes. God's peace be with you all, The editor. Introduction A Message From Our Pastor Ministries Youth ... Edit this site

100. Government Of Ontario, Canada / Gouvernement De L'Ontario, Canada Main site of the provincial government that includes links to government sites and agencies, tourism and economic information. http://www.gov.on.ca/

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