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| Scenic bridge in Bala part of proposed snowmobile trail |
The Muskoka Lakes Snow Trails Association is planning to apply for funding for the trail through theOntario Federation of Snowmobile Clubs. The local club is going to enlist all the help it can, said Leenaars. He's hoping that will include cranes from ...
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| Danish cyclist showing Toronto how to cope with sharing the road National Post “I like to say we have no cyclists in Copenhagen,” Mr. Rohl, manager of the City of Copenhagen's bicycle program, told about 200 people at the Ontario Bike Summit at the Hyatt Regency on King Street West on Tuesday. “We have citizens who use bikes to ... See all stories on this topic » A News 'Byte' from Conservation Ontario A News 'Byte' from Conservation Ontario http://archive. www.conservation-ontario.on. Campbellcroft's Ganaraska Forest opened two weeks early Northumberland News The trails opened to the public on April 14, two weeks ahead of the usual May 1 ...CAMPBELLCROFT -- With the skis, snowshoes, and snowmobiles put away, ...
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Spring Speakers Series focuses on War of 1812 Chillicothe Gazette The program is free and will take place at the Ross County Heritage Center, 45 W. Fifth St. » "The War of 1812 in Ohio," set for 7:30 pm May 16 and featuring Larry Nelson, adjunct assistant professor of history at Bowling Green State University. See all stories on this topic » Bringing Together a Country through Crowdsourced Mapping GISuser.com (press release) TORONTO – April 25, 2012 – The Trans Canada Trail is the world's longest pathway. It will span more than 22000 kilometres when all the trails across the country are connected by 2017 on Canada's 150th anniversary. The progress of this national project ... See all stories on this topic » Dude North Seven Days Paddling under the half-mile concrete span of the Long-Sault bridge, which connectsOntario to Québec, are 10 young men steering five wood-canvas canoes. They ride high through the chop stirred up by a strong tailwind, powering upriver against a barely... See all stories on this topic »
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