The Muskokas are an area of Lakes and wilderness that allow a lifestyle of sports and recreation. Along with the Provincial Parks in the area for camping and wildlife, the lakes of Muskoka have clean fresh water for recreation summer and winter for cottagers and visitors.
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A party of 8 went up to celebrate a 60th birthday. Most of us had not done the climb before. I would recommend it in late August. There were no bugs then and great views. Due to recent improvements to road in and trail, there were a lot of people there that weekend. Everyone from parents with children (not very young toddlers) to our own 60 year old guy. A couple with dogs had to turn around. Bring extra water as there’s none available. Some might want to camp just above the trees and return the next day.
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The University of Western Ontario opens a new campus recreation centre made possible by a $101-million donation from students — the largest gift from a student body in Canadian history.
For more information, please visit http://westernmakesadifference.ca
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Toronto BMX Jam ‘08-Direct Energy Centre, CNE Grounds, Toronto, ON Candada. All the details are posted at: http://torontobmx.ca/ or on Facebook Event ‘TorontoBMX Jam ‘08′
In this video Toronto BMX rider Jamie Burke helps set up the course for the Toronto BMX Jam ‘08 on Thursday March 6, 2008.
Jamie Burke is offering ‘Jamie’s Extreme BMX Camp’ riding lessons starting April 7th, 2008. He will be hosting 8 classes per month, two nights per week, 2 hours per class at the only indoor BMX riding facility in Toronto - ‘The Warehouse’. In addition, Jamie will once again in the summer of 2008 be teaching BMX Skills Camps to youth at his summer job with the City of Toronto Parks Forestry and Recreation Dept at the Wallace Emerson Community Centre, 1260 Dufferin St, Toronto.
Jamie Burke has been riding BMX for over 6 years and has won numerous BMX contests. He has facilitated City of Toronto BMX camps and supervised a skate park where he taught over 400 children novice BMX techniques. Jamie’s passion for BMX combined with his calm patience and joy of working with children is what makes Jamie’s Extreme BMX Camp a must for children of all ages.
For more information please contact Jamie by phone 647-287-2701 or by e-mail: jburke.bmxcamp@yahoo.com.
Sign up now.. spaces are limited !
.. and come out to watch Jamie perform March 7, 8, 9, 2008 at the Toronto International Bicycle Show at the Direct Energy Centre, CNE Grounds, Toronto.
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Michael Poczynek, specialist in Waterfront, Luxury, Investment (multi-family units, duplexes, apartment buildings), Income, Commercial & Development (land, condos, housing, hotels) real estate for Century 21 Northumberland in Summerside, Prince Edward Island, Canada. Michael discusses why now is the time to buy in Canada — but not just anywhere in canada PEI, especially if you are from the USA. Michael can be found at michaelshomes.com, michaelsre.com, incomeunit.com, 3stacy.com, and sunburycove.com. Call toll free 1-888-295-6863.
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Summer Canoe Trips/Leadership Camps for Cops/Kids/Recreation Staff-Relationship Building in Toronto, ON canada.
Toronto Crime Stoppers are proud to be close partners with the Toronto Police Service http://torontopolice.on.ca
This video features retired Toronto Police Service Community Mobilization Unit Sergeant Bill Russell explaining the Toronto Recreational Outreach Outripping Program (T.R.O.O.P.) at the 2008 Orientation Session for Toronto Police Service officers and City of Toronto Parks Forestry and Recreation summer staff members at Sunnyside Beach, Toronto, ON Canada.
The Toronto Recreational Outreach Outtripping Program (TROOP) offers youth and police the opportunity to challenge their self-imposed boundaries through meaningful and sustainable problem solving exercises, including a five day excursion to the wilderness of Northern Ontario and a seven-day leadership trip at the end of the season.
For further information, refer to the TROOP Brochure, TROOP Manual, TROOP Registration and Consent Form posted online on the Toronto Police Service website at link:
http://www.torontopolice.on.ca/commun…
or call the Toronto Police Service Community Mobilization Unit during business hours at 416-808-7430.
A special thank you to Allan T.K. Crawford of the City of Toronto Parks Forestry and Recreation Department for having the continued vision of the whole community working together. Al can always be contacted for advice by phone at 416-206-0304.
“READY FOR ENJOYMENT, READY FOR EMPLOYMENT”
To PREVENT crime, youth have to trust police. Trust between police and youth is essential and T.R.O.O.P. builds trust like no other program.
To leave a tip anonymously through Crime Stoppers to PREVENT a crime, help SOLVE a crime, or locate MISSING PERSONS:
1. Call 1-800-222-TIPS (8477)
2. Click ‘SUBMIT A TIP’ http://222tips.com
3. Text TIP312 and your message to CRIMES
Community-Police-Media Partnership
Crime Stoppers
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The YMCA Career Development & Learning Centre is pleased to announce a new community initiative for young newcomers to canada.
The Newcomer Information Centre for Youth (NiCY) is welcoming youth at its central location, careerworx, 23 Main Street East (Mon. to Fri. 9am to 5pm. Call 905.540.9679).
NiCY is a full-service drop-in centre for youth between the ages of 13 and 24 that are new to the Hamilton area and/or Canadian culture
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As seen from the beach. British Columbia, 
Gorge Canoe Club Race in Victoria BC