Showing posts with label Sudbury Star. Show all posts
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Wednesday, April 17, 2013

Ontario Trails Daily News from the Ontario Trails Council

Ontario Hiking and Walking Trails
Gridlock Sam discusses making Toronto more walkable
insideTORONTO.com
Over the course of his near 30-minute presentation, Schwartz made the case for walking, which he said “provided a sense of place” to cities. “Streets say something about you, so Toronto as you go forward, you have an opportunity to be saying something ...
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Ontario Canoe and Kayak Trails
Canoe and rowing clubs unite for unique program
The Sudbury Star
And yet, here's the Sudbury Canoe Club and the Sudbury Rowing Club winning a key ... He competed Saturday at an Elite Ontario event and set a new personal ...


Canoes forced to navigate 'fast' water on Raisin RiverSeaway News
CORNWALL, Ontario - The 41st Raisin River Canoe Race was held on Sunday. The weather was cold, rainy, there were periods of sleet and snow. Despite all that, more than 150 canoes set off from St. Andrew's West and in the end 129 successfully made ...See all stories on this topic »


Ontario Cycling Trails
Ride a bike — extend a lifeThe Guardian Charlottetown (blog)
How well I remember my first bike – a turquoise and silver Raleigh that instantly transformed me into the happiest 10-year-old in Ontario. How I loved that bike, although I did stop short of John Lennon's childhood insistence on keeping his bicycle in ...
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Conservation Ontario supports Ontario Trails!
Lin Gibson elected Conservation Ontario vice-chair - Northern Life
NorthernLife.ca
Conservation Ontario is the network of the 36 Conservation Authorities in Ontario, which deliver programs and services that protect and manage water and other natural resources in partnership with governments, landowners and other organizations.
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OTC Appreciates the support of the Ontario Trillium Foundation
 
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Tuesday, November 13, 2012

Ontario Trails - The Best in Ontario Outdoor Activity takes place on an Ontario Trail!

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Real work on local trails begins now
The Sudbury Star
On the surface, it looks like it has been a solid year for trails and sustainable mobility in this sprawling city. Then it's back to another issue that haunts those who support a vast system of trails in a city that officially wants to be the most ...
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Trailhead OntarioJune 9-11, 2013Our Favourite PlacePeterborough, Ontario.

Trailhead Ontario Website


Our Plan for 2013 – We are working with the full support of  Our Favorite Place (RTO8), Peterborough and the Kawartha’s Tourism and a number of local trails groups to bring you the best Trailhead Ontario yet!. There are a lot of new trails and trail tourism partnerships in RTO8. The Ontario Trails “Trailhead Ontario 2013″ Committee is  is pleased to announce the Holiday Inn Waterfront Peterborough as the location of our conferencing. Site locations for our trail education program are being determined now.
New for 2013 -Regional Tourism development includes trails. Trail packages, trail experiences, trail destinations. This takes a blending of major destinations, natural topographies, parks, conservation, county forest and up to 18 different trail activities. What’s in your “Trail Mix”? What’s our plan for marketing this unique matrix of dynamic outdoor experiences so that the world can find the world’s best range of trail fun right here at home.
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Police issue warning to protesters halting Jarvis bike lane removal
MetroNews Canada
A work crew only managed to scrub out small sections of the white lines that mark the bike lanes on Jarvis Street Monday because protesters got in their way. “Before the lanes were installed I was hit twice by cars,” said area resident and protester ...
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Join Cycle Toronto!

Cycle Toronto needs your help to build a strong cycling advocacy organization that can speak for all people who want safer streets in Toronto. The more members we have, the louder our voice becomes. Our goal is to pressure the City to build more bike lanes and facilities that support and encourage more people to ride bicycles in Toronto.
I'm participating in Cycle Toronto's Refer-a-Rider program to help reach these goals. As you probably know, I love cycling, but you may not know that I've been a member of Cycle Toronto (formerly the Toronto Cyclists' Union) since 2010 and strongly support the important work that it does. Whether you ride to commute or for recreation; year-round or once in a while; a nice new bike or a beater ...or whether you simply support people who cycle, please consider joining or renewing your Cycle Toronto membership by clicking on the button below.

An annual membership is just $30 ($2.50 or a coffee/month!) and only $20 for students.

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Canadian Cyclist - Durham Cyclocross Classic Returns for Twelfth ...
The source for Canadian cycling news and information including mountain bike and ... will be taking place at Heber Down Conservation Area in Whitby, Ontario.
www.canadiancyclist.com/dailynews.php?id=25292 

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Horses -  

 
Rural communities in Wellington County are constantly seeking to increase economic activity. The horse industry has been one of the major forms supporting economic growth in rural Ontario. This research will investigate the potential for horse trail system development in Wellington County. The resu...
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Equine Canada is the leading national sport and equine organization in the country. It fulfills a broad range of governance, advocacy and development functions, all of which focus, in one way or another, on the horse and draw on the enthusiasm it arouses. As a result of its efforts, Equine Canada is recognized by Sport Canada and the Féderation Equestre Internationale (FEI) as the national governing body for equestrian sport and recreation in Canada. It is the industry sector leader, and as such is recognized and supported by Agriculture and Agri-food Canada. In particular, its leadership in improving both the quality and condition of horses is lauded at home and abroad.

Equine Canada is currently seeking a new Chief Executive Officer to lead the organization and the implementation of its new strategic plan, One Vision.

Closing Date: Friday, November 30, 2012, 5 pm (Eastern Standard Time)
 
If you are ready for a challenge and to lead our national organization, please submit your resume, references and salary expectations, in confidence, to:
 
Mike Gallagher, President
Equine Canada
2685 Queensview Drive, Suite 100 Ottawa, ON K2B 8K2
Email: president@equinecanada.ca

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Friday, July 6, 2012

Outoors on Ontario Trails - Bike, Ride, Horse or Canoe this Weekend

Riding for a purpose
Welland Tribune
If Ontario is to become a desired destination for cyclists, it will need continued growth of major events like the Great Waterfront Trail Adventure Tour. The fifth annual 730-kilometre cycling tour begins July 14 in Niagara-on-the-Lake and spans some ...
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Mother, son team tackle the Great Waterfront Trail
Hamilton Spectator
The GWTA is a great way to try bike touring and explore the many communities along the shores of Lake Ontario. With manageable distances, regular rest areas and snacks, accommodations (including camping at conservation areas, historic forts and more), ...


Separating bike lanes « Spacing Toronto
Toronto needs separated bike lanes -- on wide, fast roads such as the Richmond/ Adelaide corridor, suburban Eglinton Avenue where the LRT will be built, or the ...
spacingtoronto.ca/2012/07/05/separating-bike-lanes/

Ontario Youth Unite for Cycling - Share the Road
A Youth Cycling Advocacy Committee will learn about cycling advocacy work already underway, select areas to focus on, then plan an Ontario Youth Bike ...
www.sharetheroad.ca/ontario-youth-unite-for-cycling-s15651

Hundreds of racers expected for Walden stop
The Sudbury Star
The City of Greater Sudbury and Walden Mountain Bike Club have partnered with Chico Racing to host the Ontario Cup Cross-Country Mountain Bike Series at the Naughton Ski/Bike Trails. TheOntario Cup is a seven-race series with stops across Ontario...
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Wolfpack hopes to howl at home course
The Sudbury Star
Crystal Sabel rides a lot of momentum into Sunday's Plastiglas Ontario Cup XC Mountain Bike Series event, hosted by her own Walden Mountain Bike Club. Sabel has been a standout all season for the Walden club's Wolfpak Racing Team, winning four ...
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Ontario Trails | Facebook
To connect with Ontario Trails, sign up for Facebook today. ... The Ontario Trails Council (OTC) - Conseil des Sentiers de l'Ontario – is a charity that promotes the ...
https://www.facebook.com/OntarioTrails?filter=1


   ONTARIO TRAILS COUNCIL E-NEWS - Every Friday

    • Local Trail News 
    • Trail Education Program
    • Trail Heros
    • Trailhead Ontario
    • Activity and User Updates

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Trails Education Courses 2012

Trail Education Courses -  23 Sessions and Counting We have it all - 14 modules - and soon On-Line! Book Today.
Course Calendar  - click the link on the course name to download the flyer for that course!
Course Descriptions 

Register - click on your choice, register on-line



We appreciate the support fo the Ontario Trillium Foundation
Courses are for information and knowledge exchange purposes only. All courses are offered on a first come first serve basis. Instructors reserve the right to limit class sizes. Courses may be offered more than once in the calendar year. Some minimum student levels are necessary to run certain courses, so offered courses may change without notice.Explore Brantford's trails | Your online newspaper for Brantford ...
Brantford is truly the hub of the Ontario outdoor trails system. The Paris to Cambridge Rail Trail is made from an original packed gravel rail bed that follows the ...
www.brantnews.com/news/explore-brantfords-trails/

Canoeing on Ontario's Grand River
Toronto Sun
Slipping along the banks of Ontario's Grand River in a canoe, it's easy to imagine yourself as a pioneering explorer searching for new trade routes.
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Rouge Park - Ontario Trails Council
Upper Left: First Aid training; setting up tarp shelters. Lower Left: Judy, Erik and Christine at a Rouge Park event. Above: Hike Ontario trail training March 2012 ...
www.ontariotrails.on.ca/.../4_2012_Rouge_park_trail_team_p...

Harper Government Helps Commemorate the War of 1812 in Norfolk
DigitalJournal.com (press release)
NORFOLK, ON, July 5, 2012 /CNW/ - An investment from the Government of Canada in Norfolk's local heritage will help commemorate the War of 1812, promote tourism, and stimulate the local economy. Support for the Port Dover Harbour Museum's project ...
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Go Fish! Ontario Family Fishing Week runs July 7-15
MarketWatch (press release)
During OFFE, Canadian residents between the ages of 18 and 64 years who would normally be required to purchase a fishing license, can fish Ontario waters license-free. Conservation license limits apply, as do all other provincial fishing regulations ...
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Thursday, June 21, 2012

Ontario Trails - Ride, Hike, Paddle or Search Ontario Trails!

Bikers, hikers hit the trails | Your online newspaper for Brantford ...
Riders depart Optimist Club Park in Mount Pleasant during the Rail Trail Bike 'n' ... Stephen Bolton came out to ride the trails in memory of his mother on Sunday.
www.brantnews.com/news/bikers-hikers-it-the-trails/


Regent Park kids kick off bike month with new helmets - Toronto ...
Children from Regent Park were given a special gift to kick off bike month thanks to the donation of 500 new bike helmets. The helmets were handed out.
news.ca.msn.com/ontario/toronto/article.aspx?cp-documentid...



Meeting to introduce Sudbury to Sault cycling route - The Sudbury Star
Organizers behind the Lake Huron North Shore Cycle Route will hold a public ... - --Ontario---, Amherstburg - Amherstburg Echo, Bancroft - Bancroft this Week ...
www.thesudburystar.com/ArticleDisplay.aspx?e=3584977


Ciociaro Cycling Club Thursday night series
OurWindsor.ca
Cyclists of all ages and skill levels were out tearing up the track on Thursday evening, at the Ciociaro Cycling Club's bi-weekly racing series. by Dennis Pajot. ... They even built this track which is one of the best facilities in Ontario and Michigan ...
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Coroner's report on Ontario cycling deaths to be released Monday
Eight months after it was announced, the results will be released Monday from the provincial coroner's probe of cycling deaths in Ontario, from 2006 to 2010.
therecord.blogs.com/.../coroners-report-on-ontario-cycling-de...


Acquire news: Media Advisory: Governor General to Attend ...
This trail follows what was once considered the front lines between Canadian, British and American forces and their Aboriginal allies during the War of 1812.
news.morningstar.com/.../media-advisory-governor-general-to...


Test your knowledge of the War of 1812
Canada.com
The regiment walked on snow shoes for 52 days in the middle of winter to reach Quebec ... Lake Superior Lake Ontario Lake Erie Lake Huron Lake Michigan Lake ...


Grimsby peace garden links up
Niagarathisweek.com
The Grimsby garden is the sixth to officially link up to the trail, a legacy initiative of the BinationalTourism Alliance that links heritage, architecture ...


Uxbridge businesses want to open on holidays
durhamregion.com
Tourist attractions in Uxbridge include trail systems -- the township has been ... Under the Retail Business Holidays Act, all businesses in Ontario are ..


Shore is Nice: Toronto waterfront's best-kept secret
National Post
New employment promises to bring more activity to the neighbourhood even in the tourist-light ...The Martin Goodman Trail will be extended alongside, ...



   ONTARIO TRAILS COUNCIL E-NEWS - Every Friday

    • Local Trail News 
    • Trail Education Program
    • Trail Heros
    • Trailhead Ontario
    • Activity and User Updates

     View it Here



Trails Education Courses 2012
Trail Education Courses -  23 Sessions and Counting We have it all - 14 modules - and soon On-Line! Book Today.

Course Calendar  - click the link on the course name to download the flyer for that course!
Course Descriptions 
Register - click on your choice, register on-line

Courses are for information and knowledge exchange purposes only. All courses are offered on a first come first serve basis. Instructors reserve the right to limit class sizes. Courses may be offered more than once in the calendar year. Some minimum student levels are necessary to run certain courses, so offered courses may change without notice.

Parks and Recreation Ontario is pleased to launch the 2012 June is Recreation and Parks Month Campaign. This year's theme is Hike it or Bike it! It celebrates the abundance of walking, hiking and cycling trails across Ontario. 

Help to spread the word and keep Ontarian's active this summer.

If you would like more information, please email us at: jrpm@prontario.org.

The cross-Canada walk that began in Vancouver stops at the York Region Administrative building June 21 and 22 before wrapping up in Toronto. With five men ...
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Riding an ATV? Then wear a helmet, says official
The Sudbury Star
By RITA POLIAKOV, THE SUDBURY STAR This is how Wayne Daub, the executive director of theOntario Federation of All-Terrain Vehicle Clubs, sees ATV ...

Kayaking along the Rideau Canal
Montreal Gazette
Over the years, I have done a fair number of long-distance canoe and kayak trips. Most of them have been on northern lakes and rivers in Ontario and Quebec, ...
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Riding happily into the older years
National Post
... they are shown laughing transporting their mountain bikes to a sunny site ... 2012 retailing conference in Toronto about marketing to aging consumers.



Hot on the trail
The Kingston Whig-Standard
K&P Trail advocate Douglas Knapp believes city council has been ... of eastern Ontario as it snaked its way from the shores of Lake Ontario to the Ottawa River.
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