21. Encyclopedia: Category:Ontario History Encyclopedia Categoryontario history. Sorry, no such article exists. Click forother authoritative sources for this topic (summarised at Factbites.com). http://www.nationmaster.com/encyclopedia/Category:Ontario-history

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22. Encyclopedia: Timeline Of Ontario History Other descriptions of Timeline of ontario history This article also coversthe pre1867 history of the territory Ontario now occupies. http://www.nationmaster.com/encyclopedia/Timeline-of-Ontario-history

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showHide_TellMeAbout2('false'); Business Entertainment Games Health ... More... On this page: Wikipedia Mentioned In Or search: - The Web - Images - News - Blogs - Shopping Timeline of Ontario history Wikipedia Timeline of Ontario history Ontario came into being as a province of Canada in . This article also covers the pre-1867 history of the territory Ontario now occupies. For a complete list of the premiers of Ontario, see List of Ontario premiers 1762 and earlier Before the arrival of Europeans , the territory which is now Ontario was occupied mainly by Algonquian and Iroquoian first nations to ‰tienne Br»l© Henry Hudson visits Hudson Bay and claims the region for Great Britain Samuel de Champlain visits Lake Huron , after which French missionaries establish outposts in the region. Iroquois destroy a Jesuit mission near the site of present-day Midland (see Canadian Martyrs circa Iroquois drive the Hurons from their territory in what is now southern Ontario Hudson's Bay Company is granted a British royal charter to conduct the Indian Trade in the territory whose rivers drain into Hudson Bay; this area includes much of what is now

24. Ontario-Montclair School District: The Ontario History Project The OntarioMontclair School District, the Model Colony Local History Room, andthe City of Ontario Planning Department proudly present The ontario history http://www.omsd.k12.ca.us/instruct/ontario/onthist.html

The Ontario History Project The Ontario-Montclair School District, the Model Colony Local History Room, and the City of Ontario Planning Department proudly present The Ontario History Project, a celebration of local history and hertiage that extends over the past 100 years. This unit is designed for Grade 3 Social Studies. For curriculum, classroom materials, videos and more information about the Ontario History Project, please contact Karen Neiuber, Curriculum Coordinator, Ontario-Montclair School District, at (909)459-2505 x6434 or via e-mail at karen.neiuber@omsd.k12.ca.us Special thanks to Geoffrey Starns at the Ontario Planning Department who created the General Electric/Hot Point Iron Powerpoint presentation. General Electric/Hot Point Iron Timeline (MS Powerpoint, 5mb) Ontario City Maps: 1891-2001 (MS Powerpoint, 1.5mb) Euclid Avenue, around the turn of the century, 1800s. The All-States Picnic On Euclid Avenue The Ontario Parade Float The Ontario Motor Speedway in its prime before being torn down. OMSD Home Page Instructional Services Staff Development Democracies and Commonalities Curriculum ... OMSD Information Services Ontario-Montclair School District "Learning Today-Leading Tomorrow" 950 West "D" Street Ontario, California 91762

25. The Gateway To Northwestern Ontario History The Gateway to Northwestern ontario history. A collection of materials about thehistory of Northwestern Ontario are available at the Gateway to http://www.researchbuzz.org/the_gateway_to_northwestern_ontario_history.shtml

26. Thunder Bay Public Library - Virtual Collection - Gateway To The award winning Gateway to Northwestern ontario history is a virtual galleryof historic photographs, books, drawings and artifacts from the libraries and http://www.tbpl.thunder-bay.on.ca/internal.asp?id=283&cid=328

27. LII - Results For "ontario History" Results for ontario history 1 to 2 of 2 throughout the history of Ontarioprior to the establishment of the Ontario Human Rights Commission in 1961. http://www.lii.org/advanced?searchtype=subject;query=Ontario History;subsearch=O

28. Learning Resources: Ontario: History Ontario. Grade 8 History (Compulsory). Confederation. ESTAT Data Censuses ofCanada, 1665 to 1871 Censuses of Canada, 1665-1871, Vol. IV http://www.statcan.ca/english/kits/ontario/ont8.htm

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29. Ontario History & Ontario Culture | IExplore ontario history Much of Ontario s natural splendor can be traced to the Ice Age,when glaciers carved the Great Lakes and the melting ice left the province http://www.iexplore.com/dmap/Ontario/History

FORBES' #1 ADVENTURE TRAVEL SITE 5 YEARS IN A ROW TIME MAGAZINE TOP 50 Keyword Search: Home Trip Finder Travel Guides Community ... My iExplore advertisement Home Travel Guides North America Canada ... Ontario History E-mail this page Ontario Travel Guide View Trips to Ontario Browse Ontario Photos Read Ontario Journals Ontario Questions and Answers Find a Ontario Travel Buddy Canada Overview Overview Tours Where to Go Activities ... Shopping Ontario History Sponsored Listings Add your listing adsonar_pid=3019;adsonar_ps=370666;adsonar_zw=540;adsonar_zh=220;adsonar_jv='ads.adsonar.com'; French explorer Samuel de Champlain traveled up the Ottawa River in 1613, opening the principal fur-trade route to the upper Great Lakes. The presence of European trade changed the Native Americans' lifestyle and aggravated tensions between the Algonquin tribes and the Iroquois. In the mid 1600s, a massive Iroquois offensive drove the Algonquins out of southern Ontario and disrupted the fur trade for a time, though the French were able to re-establish trading posts and forts in the late 1660s. When France ceded its dominion over Canada to Great Britain in 1763, Ontario quickly became one of the Canadian provinces most closely tied to England. In the 1770s and 1780s, loyalists fled to Ontario from the 13 rebellious American colonies. They were later joined by more immigrants from the U.S., who came to claim some of Ontario's plentiful land. The province's location on the Great Lakes made it a flashpoint in the War of 1812, when Britain and the young U.S. went to war a second time.

30. This Month In London, Ontario History THIS MONTH IN LONDON HISTORY library of historic London events on a month by LINKS TO LONDON HISTORY list of other website with a London Ontario Canada http://www.dotydocs.com/thismonth.htm

August 1950 - Tragedy on the Thames Launch capsizes at Springbank Park, leaving four dead, three injured A summer pleasure cruise on the Thames River turns to tragedy when a 17-foot launch carrying nine passengers and its pilot overturns above the old dam at Springbank Park on the afternoon of August 13. Four people drown, including a 22 year old man who was engaged to be married. His fiance survives the tragedy. Witnesses report the boat was turning around to return to its dock when the accident occured. The incident prompts a provincial inquiry about the legality of private boat operaters offering unregulated tours along the river. E. V. Buchanan, manager of the London utility which operates Springbank Park, argues that the hire boats do not receive any license or permission from the city to operate on the Thames. "We don't want to have anything to do with them. We've told them, year after year, to get out. But they don't," says Buchanan, but notes that the Thames River is a Dominion waterway and beyond the jurisdiction of the city. July 1945 - Housewives Riot Over Potatoes In the middle of the greatest potato shortage since the famine of 1919, hundreds of housewives stormed stalls at the Covent Garden Market to claim a share of the precious tubers for sale.

31. Links To London, Ontario History Sites LINKS TO LONDON HISTORY list of other website with a London Ontario Canada Transit History of London, Ontario Have you been lying awake at nights http://www.dotydocs.com/links.htm

Doty Docs isn't the only site carrying the torch for London, Ontario history. There are a growing number of similar sites that you should check out. We've also enclosed hopelessly opinionated critiques and ratings on each entry. Feel free to disagree...but don't hate us just because we're witty. Doty Docs' Web Site Ratings Deserves its own display at the museum The makings of a fine coffee table book At least it's more fun than reading census records Think I'll see what's on History Television... General History Sites Museum and Library Sites Theatre Sites Guy Lombardo Sites ... Historical Site Sites General History Sites London and Middlesex Historical Society The community's first historical website still offers up hard-core research on a variety of topics but is geared more towards historians than the general public. The web design is also getting a bit tired. *** History of London: Tourism London Canada As you might expect, this is a sanitized version of London's history. But it is also a surprisingly broad one prepared with the help of some top historians. Unfortunately, it is entirely text-based so make sure your eyes are well-rested before you pull it up.

32. Sublimating Ontario History: Gary Kulesha's New Opera At The University Of Toron Sublimating ontario history Gary Kulesha s new opera at the University of Toronto Jiri Smrz is a Doctoral candidate in the department of history at the http://www.discourses.ca/v2n2a3.html

Discourses in Music Volume 2 Number 2 (Winter 2000-2001) Sublimating Ontario History: Gary Kulesha's new opera at the University of Toronto As its first offering of the 2000-2001 season, the Opera Division at the University of Toronto Faculty of Music presented four performances of Gary Kulesha's latest work, The Last Duel , between November 2 and 5, 2000. The plot is based on an 1833 incident in Perth, involving the schoolteacher Elizabeth Hughes and her two suitors, John Wilson and Henri Lelièvre, which resulted in a death and a legislation banning duels by pistols in Upper Canada. The opera's final scene, its longest, was also its most successful. Kulesha developed a more sustained musical argument here, and related it closely to the dramatic situation. He composed a large-scale passacaglia, which subsumed Elizabeth's music in its inexorable momentum, trapping her tightly in the obligation to "follow the path of duty" by marrying the man who provoked the duel "on her behalf". Raffi Armenian kept things moving with his no-nonsense conducting, but could not always prevent the orchestra from overwhelming the singers. The cast of November 5 was remarkably even, and was challenged by the new score into giving concentrated performances. Colin Ainsworth [Henri Lelièvre] stood out because of his elegantly produced voice and sensitive phrasing. Tina Winter [Elizabeth Hughes] helped to increase the effect of the last scene with her committed acting, while Michael Sproule [John Wilson] never allowed others to overshadow his more prosaic character.

33. Ontario History Quest - CANADIAN HISTORY NEWS Canadian History News a web site from Canada Channel. http://northernblue.ca/cblog/archives/234-Ontario-History-Quest.html

34. CONTENTdm News - Ontario History Quest CONTENTdm highperformance storage and retrieval software for multimedia collections. http://contentdm.com/news/ontario.html

Home Products Try or Buy News ... News Archives News January 5, 2004 INFORMATION RELEASE - Ontario History Quest Toronto Public Library, in partnership with the Ontario Ministry of Culture, the Archives of Ontario and the City of Toronto Archives, presents Ontario History Quest an online learning resource for Ontario students in grades 7, 8, 10 and 12 studying history from 1820-1970. The site, designed to meet the Ontario Ministry of Education curriculum requirements, operates in a closed Internet environment. At the website, at http://ohq.tpl.toronto.on.ca , Grade 7 and 8 students can undertake their learning completely while Grade 10 and 12 students may also directed to the complementary OHQ Digital Collections website with searchable databases of over 3,300 primary and secondary source materials. For each grade, OHQ provides Introductory Activities and a "Webquest" where students have the opportunity to learn about Ontario history through the exploration of original letters, diaries, pictures and other documents. Teacher packages are provided for each grade. The site was developed by a partnership among the Toronto Public Library, the Archives of Ontario and the City of Toronto Archives. The project was made possible in part through the Ontario Ministry of Culture Library Strategic Development Fund: Digital Alliances Programme.

35. White River, Ontario: History A History of White River, Ontario. The small, Northwestern Ontario community ofWhite River came about because of it s hearty climate, beautiful landscape http://www.nwconx.net/~wrlib/history.html

A History of White River, Ontario The small, Northwestern Ontario community of White River came about because of it's hearty climate, beautiful landscape and abundant resources. However, there was a more important factor: location. Today's CP Rail Station With the completion of the Trans-Canada Highway in 1961, elements of the outside world began to trickle into White River and it ceased to be an exclusive railway town. The highway brought new industries and businesses particularly relating to the tourism sector. A new mode of transportation was established in the form of White River Airways. Slowly the railway was becoming less prominent. Abitibi Price established a lumber mill in the 1950's which is now owned and run by Domtar Forest Products. Our little railway community has developed into a booming lumbering community. We have opened stores, motels and restaurants. We have certainly come a long way! The next time you are in White River why not stop at the Historical Society Museum located on Elgin Street and view some of the photos and artifacts displayed about White River and its rich and colourful history. You can also stop at the Tourist Information Centre for a tour of an authentic C.P.R. Caboose, one of the very few left in Canada!

36. Sudbury Ontario History Information, Listings And Links Sudbury s area and city history, from early Indians to the asian trade boom. http://sudbury.foundlocally.com/Local/Info-CityHistory.htm

Local: Sudbury History Sudbury Local Info City History Sudbury is the gateway to Northern Ontario. Today it is on the Trans-Canada Highway, and in the era of exploration, it lay just north of the major fur-trading route into Western Canada. The Canadian Shield Native Indians Early Exploration The Railway and Mining Boom ... The Post-War Years Sections: Community Business-to-Business Consumer Shopping Travel and Tourism FoundLocally Sudbury Home Page Canada Home Page About Us TransCanadaHighway.com ... Web Site Design Other FoundLocally Communities: Victoria Vancouver Fraser Valley Okanagan-Shuswap ... St John's Find Site Map Site Help Directory Searches Submit Editorials ... Send Feedback , or Link to us! Add Free Listings for YOUR business or organization, to post events and jobs Contact FoundLocally Associa'n By Type Animals/Pets Business Community Computer Dance Education Environmental Family Farming/Agric. Health/Wellness History/Heritage Hobby/Leisure Human Rights Internat'l Aid Military Multicultural Sports and Rec. Religious Social Self-help Senior's Service Trade/Profess'l About FoundLocally Add Free Listing Send Feedback Subscribe Newsletter ... Out of Town

37. Randonneurs Ontario: History Of PBP Randonneurs Ontario, based in the Ontario Canada, fosters long distance, ultracycling in a friendly, supportive and noncompetitive environment. http://www.randonneursontario.ca/history/pbphist.html

History of PBP: Racing and Touring by Robert Lepertel , translated by Johnny Bertrand In 1891 the Petit Journal organized the first Paris-Brest-Paris, a real success judging by the over 400 registrants. Pierre Giffard, head of the newspaper, decided that the event would be held once a decade, given the difficulty of the event-1200 KM on the roads of the day, before the invention of asphalt! Sixteen checkpoints were planned and the headlines of the newspaper read "National Bicycle Race ...". Charles Terront won the race in 71:35 with an average of 17.590 KPH on the way out and 16.780 on the way back. Jiel Laval was second at more than eight hours behind Terront and Coulliboeuf was third. Fewer than thiry finished the race; many coming in days later. In 1911 Emile Georget won in 50:13, beating Lapize by 0:21. Ernest Paul was 0:35 off the pace and Cornet finished fourth. Drafting crews were not allowed, but racers could change bicycles. Tourists were not allowed a change of bikes; as a precaution against cheating, bikes were tagged. In 1931 an Australian won. Hubert Opperman won in a sprint to the finish, beating Marcel Bidot. Sir Hubert Opperman, a dear friend, who's always Oppy to us, keeps in touch. He just celebrated his 83rd birthday on the bike and will surely be happy to help us celebrate PBP's centennial anniversary in 1991.

38. Timeline Of Ontario History -- Facts, Info, And Encyclopedia Article Categories Canadian history, ontario history This article also covers thepre1867 history of the territory Ontario now occupies. http://www.absoluteastronomy.com/encyclopedia/T/Ti/Timeline_of_Ontario_history.h

Timeline of Ontario history [Categories: Canadian history, Ontario history] (A prosperous and industrialized province in central Canada) Ontario came into being as a (The proper sphere or extent of your activities) province of (A nation in northern North America; the French were the first Europeans to settle in mainland Canada) Canada in 1867. This article also covers the pre-1867 history of the territory Ontario now occupies. For a complete list of the premiers of Ontario, see (Click link for more info and facts about List of Ontario premiers) List of Ontario premiers 1762 and earlier Before the arrival of (A native or inhabitant of Europe) Europeans , the territory which is now Ontario was occupied mainly by (A member of any of the North American Indian groups speaking an Algonquian language and originally living in the subarctic regions of eastern Canada; many Algonquian tribes migrated south into the woodlands from the Mississippi River to the Atlantic coast) Algonquian and (A family of North American Indian languages spoken by the Iroquois peoples) Iroquoian (Click link for more info and facts about first nations) first nations (Click link for more info and facts about Étienne Brûlé) Étienne Brûlé (English navigator who discovered the Hudson River; in 1610 he attempted to winter in Hudson Bay but his crew mutinied and set him adrift to die (1565-1611))

39. Ancestry.com - Gateway To The Northwestern Ontario History A new online resource is called The Gateway to Northwestern ontario historyPhotos, Books, Drawings and Artifacts from Libraries and Museums of http://www.ancestry.com/learn/library/article.aspx?article=6264

40. Ontario History Camps ontario history Camps at MySummerCamps.com. Search for kids and teen summer camps,summer camp jobs and camps for rent/sale in Ontario. http://www.mysummercamps.com/camps/ontario-history-camps.html

Ontario History Camps for kids, teens and youth in the United States, Canada and Worldwide - MySummerCamps.com. Summer Camps History Camps : Ontario History Camps Ontario History Camps History Camps provide your child with the chance to develop character, learn valuable life skills, make new friends, and discover new interests. Finding the right History Camps for your child is as important as helping them find the right college! At My Summer Camps , our goal is to help parents find kids and teen summer camps in Ontario that will meet the needs of your child. Your search returned categories and summer camps. CampRequest TM - Request camp information with ease! Click Here to Add Your Camp to ... Ontario History Camps Directory Related State Summer Camps Alabama History Camps Alaska History Camps Arizona History Camps Arkansas History Camps ... Yukon History Camps To view more than 20 results join MySummerCamps.com and have full access to our database of over 16,000 summer camps in the United States, Canada and Worldwide. Join MySummerCamps.com now!

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