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Ontario, Canada has an area of 1,076,395 sq km and a population of about 12,726,000. Its capital is Toronto.
Ontario is bordered by the provinces of Manitoba, Quebec in Canada and the American states of Michigan, New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania and Minnesota. This region is dominated by the Canadian Shield (rocky region), the Hudson Bay Lowlands (swampy areas) and the Great Lakes-Saint Lawrence Valley.
Prior to the arrival of the French and the British, the region was inhabited by the Ojibwa, Cree and Huron tribes.
Stratford
6
If you love the Theatre you will love Stratford Ontario! With William Shakespeare as its foundation, the Stratford Festival aims to set the standard for classical theatre in North America. Embracing their heritage of tradition and innovation, they seek to bring classical and contemporary theatre alive for an increasingly diverse audience. For more than half a century, The Stratford Festivals mission has evolved to address the ever-changing, ever-challenging Canadian cultural landscape. What has remained constant, however, is their determination to create stimulating, thought-provoking productions of Shakespeare’s plays, to examine other plays from the classical repertoire, and to foster and support the development of Canadian theatre practitioners. By searching Canada and the world for...
If you love the Theatre you will love Stratford Ontario! With William Shakespeare as its foundation, the Stratford Festival aims to set the standard for classical theatre in North America. Embracing their heritage of tradition and innovation, they seek to bring classical and contemporary theatre alive for an increasingly diverse audience. For more than half a century, The Stratford Festivals mission has evolved to address the ever-changing, ever-challenging Canadian cultural landscape. What has remained constant, however, is their determination to create stimulating, thought-provoking productions of Shakespeare’s plays, to examine other plays from the classical repertoire, and to foster and support the development of Canadian theatre practitioners. By searching Canada and the world for...
Judy LeBlond
8/30/2012 At
16:01
Sarnia
4
Sarnia has the worst restaurants I have ever seen. Even the new ones are just awful. Limbo has only high chairs (I outgrew those when I was four years old) making it very uncomfortable for those of us who have sore knees. Everything is geared for the very young in this town. There are no bicycle lanes making it terribly dangerous to ride a bike. We moved here from Montreal two years ago and we love our apt. on Sandy Lane. We love the lake and that is what keeps us here. We like the Imperial Theatre and after enjoying a great evening there, we sometimes would like to stop at one of the bars for a drink but we don't because we don't drink and drive. We can't leave our car on the street overnight if we take a cab home because it's against the law.
Sarnia has the worst restaurants I have ever seen. Even the new ones are just awful. Limbo has only high chairs (I outgrew those when I was four years old) making it very uncomfortable for those of us who have sore knees. Everything is geared for the very young in this town. There are no bicycle lanes making it terribly dangerous to ride a bike. We moved here from Montreal two years ago and we love our apt. on Sandy Lane. We love the lake and that is what keeps us here. We like the Imperial Theatre and after enjoying a great evening there, we sometimes would like to stop at one of the bars for a drink but we don't because we don't drink and drive. We can't leave our car on the street overnight if we take a cab home because it's against the law.
