Streets squares and districts to visit Ontario

Queen Street is the heart of what was once Niagara Falls' downtown core. For several years now, the street has been undergoing a metamorphosis in order to become the district of arts and cultural entertainment. Even if there are still some businesses closed, the revitalization is bearing fruit and has given rise to art galleries, small restaurants, friendly cafés and shops of all kinds. A walk on this stretch of street will take you to another Niagara Falls! Check the website for a list of businesses and events.

Sudbury lived for a long time with the heavy reputation of lunar city, the pollution that ravaged its vegetation. That is not the case now. Since the construction in 1972 of the supercheminée, the highest in the world with its 381 m, and the plan for soil rehabilitation in place since 1978, the green has taken over the top. To celebrate trees and the environment, a trail network reveals a renewed Sudbury. Ramsey Lake walks over 2 km North American lake to be within a City's boundaries. At some strategic points of Oak Forest and Blueberry Hill dénivelées tracks, the eyes suddenly embrace the entire region that Ramsey Lake is drowning.