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Category Archives: community
Portarama
30th annual Portarama celebration this year May 15th-18th In Port McNicoll. Fun for the whole family. see http://www.tay.township.on.ca/Community/Portarama/index.htm
13th Annual Winter Carnival Feb. 7-9
Tay Township’s Frosty Frolics Winter Carnival February 7-9, 2014 Activities for the Whole Family all Weekend Long! Visit http://www.tay.ca for a complete activity listing
Posted in community, community event
Tagged community event, family event, Tay Township, winter, Winter Carnival
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“The Dean of Elevator Builders”
James Shaw of Port McNicoll Jim Shaw was dubbed “the Dean of Elevator Builders” by his peers. After 1919 he made his home in Port McNicoll, where he is best known for his role as Superintendent of the Port McNicoll … Continue reading
Posted in community, CPR, heritage, history, Port McNicoll, sports, Uncategorized
Tagged Canadian Pacific Railway, Georgian Bay, Huronia, local history, Ontario, Port McNicoll, Simcoe County, Tay Township
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Your Invitation to Join the Tay Heritage Committee
Applications for Volunteers Tay Heritage Committee The Tay Heritage Committee is appointed by By-law, by Council. The Committee’s role is to identify an inventory of heritage resources in the Township to foster their protection and preservation, and to promote heritage … Continue reading
Posted in community, culture, designated buildings, government, heritage
Tagged COMMUNITY HERITAGE ONTARIO, Huronia, Simcoe County, Tay Township
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Coldwater Fall Fair 2013
Some photos from the September 27-29th fall fair at Coldwater, Ontario, next door to Tay Township.
Fyi Facebook page Huronia Past and Present
John Todd among others have been posting interesting material on this Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/groups/HuroniaPastandPresent/ This week a post dealt with the 1937 fire in Victoria Harbour, Ontario. A fun, instructive page to browse.
Posted in community, heritage, history, logging and lumbering, photos, Uncategorized
Tagged cultural heritage, heritage, Huronia, local history, photography, Vintage
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Community Heritage Ontario facebook page
Community Heritage Ontario facebook page you might want to explore the facebook page of COMMUNITY HERITAGE ONTARIO https://www.facebook.com/pages/Community-Heritage-Ontario/215682445171022
Farmers Market in Victoria Harbour
it is I believe the second year for the Farmers Market in Victoria Harbour – selling fresh produce, baked goods, meats, cheese, maple syrup, and various crafts Friday evenings beside the trail near the post office/library 17 vendors selling goods … Continue reading
Posted in agricultural, commercial, community, Victoria Harbour
Tagged "farmers market', fall fair, Victoria Harbour
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April 1919 issue of The New Era
Victoria Harbour, Ontario, newspaper
Posted in community, Uncategorized, Victoria Harbour
Tagged 1919, local history, New Era, newspaper, Victoria Harbour
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old style hockey
This week the weather is very mild, but that is not always the case in Tay Township. One December in the 1990s there was an early, prolonged deep cold snap that froze Georgian Bay without any snow cover. It was … Continue reading
Posted in community, culture, photos, Victoria Harbour
Tagged Canada, Georgian Bay, Joe Hockey, Lake Huron, National Hockey League, Ontario, photography, Snow, Travel and Tourism, Victoria Harbour
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