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St. Catharines to start ticketing COVID-19 rule breakers : City 'escalating response' after Sunset Beach gathering COVID-19 pandemic / bylaw enforcement / issue tickets -
Beach water monitoring begins Niagara Region Public Health / Habjan, Anthony weekly monitoring / 18 beaches -
World Music on the Beach returning to spice up summer TD Niagara Jazz Festival / Dunn Juliet -
Winter Scene Prospect Park Niagara Falls Reverse reads ...in the foreground and in the upper distance is presented all that there is of life and motion in what may be termed the Ice King's Wrath. The tumbling torrent races past, the dashing spray turns to ice on either side, even the brink of the precipice is a jagged mass of crystal ... -
Ice Mountain Niagara Falls Base of the American Falls -
Bank beside MacKenzie House Lake Iroquois -
Main Street, Youngstown, NY - looking south The track down the middle of the street is for the old narrow guage trolley line that ran to Fort Niagara and Fort Niagara Beach (going north), and back to Niagara Falls (going south). -
Main St., Youngstown, NY - looking north The track down the middle of the street is for the old narrow guage trolley line that ran to Fort Niagara and Fort Niagara Beach (going north), and back to Niagara Falls (going south). -
Timber Rattle Snake Skin taken from the Niagara Glen snake, snakes, snake-skin -
Steamer " Corona " and a Tugboat, in the Niagara River boats, passengers, canoes, beach, docks, cruise line -
" City of Toledo " Barge boat, docks, beach, canoe -
Black Duck Camp, 2 miles West of St. Catharines "running water in Cabins, hot & cold showers, Simmons beds & Interspring Mattresses, home cooked meals, light lunches, Tropical Fish & Birds in Dining Room, 3 miles from Sandy Lake Ontario Beach, R.R.1 ; Proprietor: Geo. Hill " ; -
Lakeside Park in Port Dalhousie The Beach and Lake Ontario are just behind the trees in the background ; -
Trolley line through the gorge, Niagara Falls The giant rock is sometimes referred to as The Sentinel -
Sugar Loaf Point Port Colborne Canada Situated on the north shore of Lake Erie Sugar Loaf was the original name of the settlement that later became Gravelly and then Port Colborne ; sandy beach lines the shore ; two houses can be seen in background (centre) ; and a dock extends into the Lake (centre) ; -
Bathing scene at Lakeside Park Port Dalhousie Canada rowing boats row -
Looking north from Grand Stand showing crowd watching local regatta races Port Dalhousie Ont [Ontario] Many spectators are lined at the shore on the Henley regatta course (left and in foreground) ; women are in floor length gowns, some wearing hats and some carrying parasols ; men are mostly wearing suits and hats, bowlers or straw boaters ; hydro poles top left corner ; factories visible on the right bank ; -
Stamford Collegiate Senior Boy's Basketball Team, 1955 - All Ontario Champions - Team - Basketball - Pre 1970 Era, 2012 Sports Wall of Fame Inductees 2012 Sports Wall of Fame Inductees. Front Row (left to right): Malcolm Davey, Manager, Doug Frazer, John Peckham, Gus Turnbull, Bud Beach, David Howard, Steve Benyo, Manager Back Row (left to right): John Lees, Coach, Walt Lessey, Ron Ruttan, Peter Den Ouden, Barry Reid, Rich Patterson, Philip Deckman, George Jasnich, Murray Johnston. An inspired Stamford High School Basketball Team became the Cinderella team of a most hectic and closely contested senior boys' All Ontario Basketball Tournament. Stamford had earlier been defeated by Niagara Falls Collegiate in the District final but had been given a bye into the championship as the Niagara District representative. Once in the tournament, they rolled to an unexpected but well earned championship. On their way to victory, the Hornets defeated Ottawa Lisgar 65- 47 and then moved into the semi-final with a previously undefeated team from Toronto Northern Vocational. They upset Toronto 43- 40 and were into the finals. In the championship game, Stamford was matched against defending champion Windsor Patterson High School. Both teams were weary from the afternoon semi-finals and played cautious basketball most of the way. The game was tied 24-24 at the half but Stamford pulled away at the end for the 54-47 victory. It was a wild and emotional celebration for the Stamford fans who were there in abundance at the old arena on Victoria Ave. The championship was a perfect ending to a wonderful basketball season. -
Rock Strata in the Gorge at the Whirlpool from "Our Romantic Niagara" by A.H. Tiplin The limits of the Whirlpool-St. Davids Buried Gorge are shown on this sketch. At "A" the water from Ontario Hydro's twin tunnels and canal had to be carried across the glacial debris of the buried gorge on concrete flumes. At "B" the escarpment rock is missing and is replaces by the many gullied hills of glacial drift. At "C" drillings revealed that the buried valley exists under the Lake Iroquois Beach Ridge. -
Paddle Pond, Lakeside park, Port Dalhousie Paddle boats in the paddle pond at Port Dalhousie with swimmers on the beach in the background.
