East Goodland Drain Info, Ontario

The Stonehouse Bed and Breakfast in Gore Bay on Manitoulin Island, Ontario welcomes you to a wonderful stay here from their elevated position overlooking the bay, adjacent to downtown and just minutes from the waterfront. Choose from the comfortable, beautiful and spacious suites with Continental buffet style breakfast served in the dining room, or the self contained loft with sitting room, dining room and kitchenette. The Stonehouse Bed and Breakfast is a historical home dating all the way back to 1900, and there's even a family of deer living in the grounds, there's a wide verandah for relaxing and watching the world go by or enjoying the spectacular sunrises and sunsets over the bluff. Come for a memorable stay on this island of incredible beauty.READ MORE

Bernard Gray Hall Bed and Breakfast is a doctor's house circa 1900 and has all the charm and character of old town Niagara on the LakeREAD MORE

The Confederation Tour Trolley in Kingston provides trained guides that will journey you through three centuries of living history! The trolley will drive you through Kingston?s beautiful waterfront, charming limestone heritage and modern attractions. Groups, group charters, conventions and special events are ideal for a journey through Kingston.READ MORE

The Wolf Den in Parry sound provides Native Indian Leather Moccasins, Native Indian Art & crafts, Baskets and Gifts, porcupine quill baskets, native made leather moccasins, hand-crafted pottery and jewellery, clothing, leather goods, carvings and more.READ MORE

Visit Bowman Island Charters in NipigonREAD MORE

At Best Western Colonel Butler Inn in Niagara on the Lake guests are assured of a comfortable, fun filled and memorable stay. Our prices are great and the staff are phenomenal.READ MORE

The Royal Canadian Legion Branch 34 Orillia is a social club that provides activities for members and veterans to come and socialize, share stories and participate in their games, events and festivals. Located lakefront with beautiful views of the lake from all windows and a large patio, here they offer darts, pool, cards and snooker and there's a breakfast on the first Sunday of every month, the also host the annual Scottish Festival and Legends with endless attractions and activities. The Royal Canadian Legion Branch 34 Orillia offers the Normandy Room for events on the waterfront, and they can comfortably accommodate groups of up to 200, including a buffet style meal or pasta dinner of choice.READ MORE

Visit Stokes Inland in SarniaREAD MORE

Timber Signs in Sioux Narrows, Ontario, Canada produce high-quality original carved wooden signs and they will work with you to develop a design that matches your needs, as they say, each sign begins with an idea. Timber Signs using wood from the forests of Northwestern Ontario compliments of mother nature, will then cut your sign with a computer operated CNC-router for precision, layout and cutting ability, the sign is then beautifully hand finished, with careful attention to preserving the natural character. They can do municipal signs, personal signs and business signs, and products include 3 dimensional sculptures of solid wood, carved wood spirits call Whimseys, relief carvings and murals, duckboards, game boards, letters and logos, custom carved guitars and more, they also have a few pieces available for sale, come see.READ MORE

iFLY Toronto in Oakville, Ontario, offers unique and exciting flying experiences similar to the free-fall part of skydiving. Enjoy a floating sensation in a flight chamber where you are supported by air, and that, once in stable position, allows you to move around in the vertical wind tunnel. Flying has never been this much fun, enjoy much laughter with family and friends in a safe environment, once you've donned a special flight suit. On arrival at iFLY Toronto and after observing other tunnel flyers and a informative training session, you are ready for a unique and thrilling flying opportunity that gives you an understanding of what skydivers experience during free-fall jumps. READ MORE