G: G is for “Great”
Ontario North of Toronto:
Ontario travel is great because of golf
getaways and golf courses and many "G"
places to go and to see in Ontario. It is hard to believe but there are
Gangsters in Ontario's resort country. The most famous of all Gangsters
Al Capone, hid out in the resort area of the Ottawa (Madawaska) Valley
close to a town known as Quadville where his secret hide
out had secret escape tunnels to avoid the Royal Canadian Mounties. A
Madawaska Valley Theatre Group The Stone Fence put on a play about the
famous gangster.
Gooderham is more than a distillery, and
a town in the Heart of Haliburton.
Gogama, means, “jumping fish” in
the native aboriginal language and is an exceptional fishing destination
surrounded by lakes and forests.
Members on the 400ELEVEN website staring with the letter G are as follows:
Grade 5 SnowPass IS BACK and Better than Ever!
The Grade 5 SnowPass provides kids in Grade 5 (or born in 1995) with up
to three free lift passes at each participating ski area in the province
or region where they live. In Eastern Canada, that's 101 ski areas, in
Western Canada, that's 47 ski areas.
Read More Here
Gravenhurst is Muskoka’s first
major community north on Highway 11 and famous for its steamships and
the birthplace of Dr. Norman Bethune.
Greenbelt: Ontario's
green belt has Canada's largest network of hiking trails. Most of
the trails are located North of Toronto.
Quadville is located south of Barry’s
Bay off of Highway 62, South east of the town of Combermere, North of
Bancroft Ontario
Map of Renfrew County http://www.countyofrenfrew.on.ca/images/maps/roadmap.pdf
Members nearby
Chippawa
Cottage Resort
Attractions
Stone Fence
Theatre |
