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Georgian Bay Country Tourism - Tourism information in the Parry Sound area of Georgian Bay, with tourism-related business directories, arts and culture, cottages, resorts, restaurants, events, activities and attractions.

Surrounded by three Great Lakes, Southern Ontario is Canada's Number One vacation destination. The natural beauty of Southern Ontario comes to life at popular tourist destinations like Point Pelee National Park, Wasaga Beach and Niagara Falls. Whether it's a day trip to shop and dine in one of Southern Ontario's quaint rural towns or a weekend sunbathing on golden sandy beaches.... Southern Ontario is the perfect destination for a vacation to remember. Southern Ontario click on a coloured area to find out more...... Exciting Southern Ontario Destinations . . . Flower Pot Island Lake Huron & Georgian Bay Coastlines Experience natural wonder - limestone stacks, cliffs and........ St. Jacobs Farmers' Market and Flea Market Northern Grand River Country & the Headwaters 600 vendors indoors and out. Fresh meats, cheeses, produce,... African Lion Safari Northern Grand River Country & the Headwaters Cambridge, Ever look a monkey in the eye? African ... RM Classic Car Exhibit Shakespearean Theatre & Lake Erie North Shore Experience an ever-changing display of one-of-a-kind classic ... Point Pelee National Park of Canada Canada's Most Southern Point World-renowned for bird and butterfly migration, this year-round.. Joseph Brant Museum Ontario's Golden Horseshoe Explore the evolution of Burlington from the pre-contact period....

What is the Nothern Ontario Native Tourism Assocation (NONTA)? NONTA, or the Northern Ontario Native Tourism Association, is a non-profit organization. We work with our members to build new native tourism businesses— and to create new tourism jobs. What does NONTA do? NONTA’s mandate is to help its members by: Offering advice and assistance about which tourism opportunities may be best for them Providing advice and assistance about how to best manage First Nations tourist facilities and programs Providing tourism marketing assistance Supplying tourism expertise to member First Nations political and economic development organizations Working with other organizations to find opportunities that may benefit our members. NONTA brings success to native tourism. Formed in 1987, NONTA has a wide membership across Northern Ontario.

There are many things to see and do for tourists visiting Lanark County. Even though we are located on the western boundary of Ottawa along Highway 7, we are a world away. During your visit to our rural County, you will have the opportunity to enjoy outdoor activities along our waterways, to visit one of our historic towns and villages, or to research your family tree. We can provide a road map if you are looking to tour our back roads. Stay overnight and shop at one of the many unique stores throughout the County, visit a local artist, or a museum. Our rural experience will leave you, your family, and your friends, with many life-long memories of the people and places you visited. You will return home feeling revived and with a lot of stories, because in Lanark County - We Have a Story to Tell! For easy navigation of this site, many sections are divided into the geographical region as determined by the waterways in the County - Clyde, Mississippi, Rideau, and Tay. Please click here for a view of the regions.

An excursion to Niagara Falls offers more than you could imagine. Niagara Falls has often been called "the world’s most famous address." While the Falls is certainly our most visited natural attraction, the rest of Niagara is a rich, varied, and rewarding experience, too. Niagara Falls, and the surrounding Niagara Region, has evolved and grown into one of the world’s foremost travel destinations. Nearly 14 million visitors a year agree! Niagara’s fascinating history and rich, cultural heritage is the foundation for many interesting discoveries today. Our past sets the tone for our present, and you will find many places to see and things to do, giving you memories to last a lifetime. Our internationally renowned wine region is home to more than 50 world-class wineries and has gained an appreciative audience, while our culinary expertise , flavoured by our agricultural heritage and regional cuisine has added to the rich dimension of Niagara as a wine and food destination. We welcome you to Niagara and invite you to experience, to discover, to explore.

Each year the Musquodoboit Valley Tourism Association sponsors the Visitor Information Centre where our staff can provide you with local information on things to do and places to see, as well as information on Nova Scotia and the Atlantic Provinces. We also have some genealogical information including community and family histories that are for sale. This information has been generously provided to us by various people within the Musquodoboit Valley, and is available on CD, disk and paper for your convenience. We also have books and CDs by local authors and artists. If you have any information or pictures that we can reproduce to use in our collection, please contact us