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Orangeville Autosport: Porsche, Audi, BMW, Mercedes, Land Rover, Volvo, Lexus
ORANGEVILLE AUTOSPORT in ORANGEVILLE, ON treats the needs of each individual customer with paramount concern. We know that you have high expectations, and as a car dealer we enjoy the challenge of meeting and exceeding those standards each and every time. Allow us to demonstrate our commitment to excellence! Our experienced sales staff is eager to share its knowledge and enthusiasm with you. We encourage... [Read more]
Orangeville Toyota: Hallmark Pfaff Toyota
Mission Statement Our goals are to offer the finest selection of new and pre-owned Toyotas, ensure our customers have all the information they need to make an informed choice, and deliver exceptional service, both before and after purchase. About Us Hallmark Toyota of Orangeville, Ontario extends its offerings to Caledon, Shelburne, Grand Valley, Tottenham and area. Friendly, helpful and informative... [Read more]
Orangeville Bank: Meridian Credit Union
Experience the benefits of neighbourhood banking. Banking here is different than what you might be used to. How? Well, for starters, Meridian is community-based. This means you’ll enjoy a refreshed and reinvented approach to banking. An approach that’s committed to providing you with local in-branch service, decision-making and support. As a Member, you’ll never feel like just another... [Read more]
Canadian Insurance Benefits: The Benefit Guys
The Benefit Guys can help you in most areas of personal insurance. To help you see where we fit, we just want to let you know that we don’t insure your things, like cars, homes, buildings etc. We insure everything about you as a person. So, whether you are just looking for a quick quote on some cheap term insurance, need some insurance for your mortgage, some benefits for your employees, or just... [Read more]
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Dufferin & District
About Us Big Brothers Big Sisters of Dufferin is dedicated to providing positive adult mentors to children primarily from single-parent families. Studies show that children who have a positive mentor in their lives consistently do better than those without. Littles go on to graduate from high school at a rate of 20% higher than the national average. 78% of Littles who came from a social assistance... [Read more]
Orangeville Musical Instruction and Instruments: Broadway Music
For over 14 years, Broadway Music Orangeville has been serving the local community faithfully. The current owners are like a music all-star team. Both of them have been involved in the music industry for over 30 years. One was an internationally known performer and teacher, the other was a senior manager with major consumer product firms. Broadway Music Orangeville offers many musical products,... [Read more]
Stratford, Ontario
Population: 30,461 Settled: 1832 Nickname: n/a Motto: Industria et Ars URL: http://www.city.stratford.on.ca/ 3 Reasons to Visit Stratford Stratford is a Southwestern Ontario town that is situated on the banks of the Avon river. Both the city and the river were named after England’s Stratford-upon-Avon of Shakespearean fame. According to the 2006 census, the town’s population is just over 30... [Read more]
Leamington, Ontario
Population: 31,113 Settled: 1876 Nickname: The Tomato Capital of Canada Motto: Southern Latitude… Friendly Attitude URL: http://www.leamington.ca 3 Reasons to Visit Leamington Leamington, known as “The Tomato Capital of Canada” is a town in Essex County, Ontario. It boasts a population just above 31 000. It is very close to Point Pelee which is the southern most point of mainland Canada. Leamington... [Read more]
Woodstock, Ontario
Population: 35,480 Settled: 1851 Nickname: n/a Motto: The Friendly City URL: www.city.woodstock.on.ca 3 Reasons to Visit Woodstock Ontario Woodstock Ontario is a picturesque city situated along the Thames river in Soutwestern Ontario. While certainly not the most famous Woodstock in North America, the city still has it’s own charm. It has a population just over 35 000 people and is about 128... [Read more]
St. Thomas, Ontario
Population: 36,110 Settled: 1810 Nickname: The Railway Capital of Canada Motto: Strength Through Progress URL: http://www.city.st-thomas.on.ca/ 3 Reasons to Visit St. Thomas St. Thomas, first recognized as a city in 1881 is a community located in Southwestern Ontario. The city is home to about 36 000 people and is known as the “Railway Capital of Canada” A total of 26 railways have passed... [Read more]
Grand Bend, Ontario
Population: 2 000 (off season) 50, 000 (holiday weekends in tourist season) Settled: 1830’s Nickname: The Bend Motto: n/a URL: www.grandbend.com 3 Reasons to Visit Grand Bend Grand Bend also commonly know as “the Bend” or “GB” is a community located on the shores of Lake Huron in Southern Ontario. Grand Bend is a popular tourist destination thanks to it’s great beaches and lively... [Read more]
Caledon, Ontario
Population: 57,050 Settled: (estalished) 1974 Nickname: n/a Motto: n/a URL: http://www.town.caledon.on.ca/ 3 Reasons To Visit Caledon Boasting a population of about 60 000 residents, Caledon can be found in the municipality of Peel, Ontario. Caledon is home to an emerging urban centre, but is primarily rural in nature. Caledon has become known as a retreat for the rich. Many of Toronto’s wealthiest... [Read more]
Sarnia, Ontario
Population: 71,419 Settled: 1835 Nickname: n/a Motto: Sarnia Semper URL: http://www.sarnia.ca/ 3 Reasons To Visit Sarnia Sarnia is a city in Southern Ontario with a population of about 90 000. It is notable for a couple reasons. First, it is the largest city on Lake Huron and secondly, it is located where the upper Great Lakes empty into the St. Clair river. Sarnia is also home to Canada’s second... [Read more]
Waterloo, Ontario
Population: 113,110 (w/ Students) Settled: 1816 Nickname: Dub-Loo Motto: Stability URL: http://www.waterloo.ca/ 3 Reasons to Visit Waterloo Waterloo is a southwestern city in Ontario, Canada. Waterloo has a population just shy of 100 000, although during the school season the population balloons to about 115 000. It is often referred to as half of “Kitchener-Waterloo”. In actuality, Waterloo... [Read more]
Chatham, Ontario
Population: 108,177 Settled: 1790’s Nickname: The Maple City Motto: n/a URL: www.chatham-kent.ca 3 Reasons to Visit Chatham Ontario Chatham is settled on the Thames river in Southwestern Ontario. It is predominantly rural and agricultural but it is still home to over 108 000 residents. Farming surrounds the city but there is industry found in the larger urban areas. Chatham was founded... [Read more]
Guelph, Ontario
Population: 114,943 Settled: 1827 Nickname: The Royal City Motto: Faith, Fidelity and Progress URL: http://www.guelph.ca/ 3 Reasons to visit Guelph Often referred to as The Royal City, Guelph Ontario is home to almost 115 000 residents. Guelph is situated in Southwestern Ontario and is only about 100 km. from downtown Toronto. The relatively close access to Toronto, combined with a rural feel make... [Read more]
Cambridge, Ontario
Population: 120,371 Settled: 1973 Nickname: n/a Motto: A fine place for business, a great place to call home. URL: http://www.cambridge.ca/ 3 Reasons to Visit Cambridge Cambridge Ontario is a city located on the Grand and Speed rivers in Southern Ontario. It is made up of three towns; Galt, Preston and Hespler. As of 2006 Cambridge had a population of just over 120 000. It is one of the few cities... [Read more]
Brantford, Ontario
Population: 90,192 Settled: 1877 Nickname: The Telephone City Motto: n/a URL: http://www.brantford.ca 3 Reasons To Visit Brantford Ontario Brantford is certainly no stranger to rearing Canadian icons. It is known as The Telephone City due to being the birthplace of Alexander Graham Bell. Brantford wasn’t done there though, it is also the birthplace of one of the greatest athletes of all time... [Read more]
Kitchener, Waterloo
Population: 204,668 Settled: 1833 Nickname: n/a Motto: Ex industria prosperitas URL: http://www.kitchener.ca 3 Reasons To Visit Kitchener The city of Kitchener is found in Southern Ontario. It is commonly referred to jointly with Waterloo (Kitchener-Waterloo). However, each city is actually it’s own municipality. Kitchener, Waterloo and Cambridge together are known as the “Tri-Cities”. Kitchener... [Read more]
Windsor, Ontario
Population: 216,473 Settled: 1749 Nickname: The City of Roses Motto: The river and the land sustain us. URL: http://www.citywindsor.ca/ 3 Reasons to Visit Windsor Ontario Windsor’s location near Detroit makes some people wary of visiting. Windsor is significantly safer than it’s American counterpart and in fact has a number of very compelling reasons to visit: 1. Caesars Windsor: Who doesn’t... [Read more]
