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	Brockville, Ontario - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Brockville (2001 population 21,375, metropolitan population 44,741) is located in the Thousand Islands region on the St.
		This area of Ontario was first settled in 1784 by hundreds of American refugees who later became known as United Empire Loyalists for their political position on the side of King George III during the American War of Independence.
		A well-engineered tunnel for this railway was dug and blasted underneath the middle of Brockville from 1854 to 1860.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Brockville,_Ontario (1879 words)

	Brockville Police Service : News
		Brockville Police Service is investigating the theft of a 2003 white Mana 942 trailer, Ontario licence plate # A5077M from the parking lot of 325 Stewart Blvd. The trailer has the wording "KBD" in burgundy on both sides, reported stolen over night September 8 - 9.
		Brockville Police are also continuing a mischief investigation from July 11, 2006 at Centeen Park involving a group of youths damaging some of the new light standards.
		The Brockville Police Service would like to inform the community that these are out ot town callers and are not from the Brockville Police Service or from the Brockville Police Association and we are very concerned with their aggressive approach to our residents and businesses.
	www.brockvillepolice.com /news/news.asp (12935 words)

	Reference.com/Web Directory/Top/News/Newspapers/Regional/Canada/Ontario
		Brockville Recorder and Times - Daily newspaper in Brockville, Ontario has served Brockville, Leeds, Grenville, Lanark and South Dundas since 1821.
		Ontario Community Newspapers Association - OCNA is a non-profit industry association comprising about 265 member newspapers located throughout Ontario, and works to help its members by lobbying, providing tools and information about the industry and acting as a means to work together on common interests.
		Ontario Press Council - Documents standards of conduct for newspapers in Ontario by representing the collective opinion of a newspaper's conduct shared by people from a broad cross-section of Ontario society and from the newspaper field, and adjudicates where complaints are filed.
	www.reference.com /Dir/News/Newspapers/Regional/Canada/Ontario (1883 words)

	RE/MAX Hometown Realty Inc. - Brockville, Ontario
		Brockville is a well planned, functional community, offering affordability for citizens of all ages, from young families right through to retirees.
		Brockville was recently awarded this title after completing an attitudinal view on community safety and security - the results showed a 97% satisfaction level by residents feeling very safe or safe about living and working in Brockville.
		Brockville is situated on the 401 Highway, that stretches from Windsor, Ontario through to the Quebec border (and on to Montreal via Hwy 20).
	www.remaxbrockville.com /about_brockville.html (376 words)

	Brockville Museum - Military Memorial History
		During the War of 1812 Brockville was attacked on February 6th, 1813, by a group of 200 men led by Captain Forsyth the American Commander at Ogdensburg.
		They crossed the ice and arrived in Brockville just before midnight, as a result all of Brockville Militia were asleep.
		Several Brockville citizens were surprised to look out their windows to see a small American Civil war waging in what would be the present day Reliable parking lot.
	www.brockvillemuseum.com /MilitaryMemorial/forsythes_raid.html (181 words)

	Accommodations Kingston Ontario - Brockville Hotels
		Eastern Ontario is covered in forests of hardwood and coniferous trees, as well as lakes and rivers, with the odd city popping up along the St. Lawrence River.
		Brockville Ontario Like several other cities on the St. Lawrence River, Brockville Ontario is steeped in a history of wealth and abundance.
		Cornwall Ontario Known as 'The Friendly Seaway City', the people of Cornwall Ontario will greet you warmly in both French and English, as the city is comprised of both Anglophones and Francophones.
	www.travelinontario.com /eastOntarioContent.cfm (569 words)

	Brockville Ontario Speedway - Home
		BROCKVILLE-The 2006 racing season came to a close on Saturday afternoon at Brockville Ontario Speedway.
		Brockville Ontario Speedway returns to action on New Year's Day, January 1st, 2007 with the second annual Hangover Enduro at 2pm.
		BROCKVILLE-Brockville Ontario Speedway is pleased to announce that the 2007 racing season will start on January 1st.
	www.brockvillespeedway.com (460 words)

	DirtTrackDigest.com - Brockville Ontario Speedway returns to it’s roots for 2005 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		BROCKVILLE-Brockville Ontario Speedway will return to its roots for the 2005 racing season as the popular 358 Small Block Modifieds will be the featured class at the fast quarter mile oval.
		Brockville Ontario Speedway has also called a driver's meeting for Tuesday Feb 15, 7pm at Luna Pizzeria.
		Brockville Ontario Speedway is 100 percent owned and operated by Paul and Cheryl Kirkland and is located north of Brockville just off Regional Road 29.
	www.dirttrackdigest.com /news/109845488.shtml (315 words)

	Brockville Arts Centre - Ontario Canada 1000 Islands region
		Built in 1858, the Brockville Arts Centre remains one of the most unique and historic performing arts centre’s in Canada.
		The Brockville Arts Centre’s large proscenium stage and fine acoustics regularly attracts “World Class” entertainers such as Harry Connick Jr., Roger Whitaker, Blue Rodeo, Great Big Sea, Michelle Wright, Oliver Jones, Randy Bachman and Peter Appleyard.
		The theatre is located in heart of historic downtown Brockville and is within easy walking distance from the harbour and fine downtown restaurants.
	www.brockvilleartscentre.com (224 words)

	Fulford Field - Brockville, Ontario (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		The Oswego Palladium-Times reported on some rather haphazard conditions: “The Brockville playing field was far different from the spacious [Oswego] local ball yard.
		The outfield range was restricted, with balls hit over the left field fence counting for two bases.
		It is now the home of the fearsomely named Brockville Bunnies of the Ontario Baseball Association, who having reached the finals seven times (and won them four times) in the 1970s are a lot tougher than they sound.
	www.davidpietrusza.com /Fulford-Field-Brockville.html (202 words)

	Brockville Museum
		The land on which the house stands was first deeded to Daniel Jones in 1790, one of the area's early settlers.
		In 1897, the property was sold to the Central Canada Coal Company, which retained possession until 1976 when the City of Brockville, with assistance from the Brockville and District historical society, purchased the house and its surrounding property.
		Children of all ages are welcome at the Brockville museum.
	www.brockvillemuseum.com /exhibits.html (782 words)

	iLikeRacing.com » Open Wheel Racing News And Information (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Joining Brockville in the series is Cornwall, Ohsweken and South Buxton from Ontario with Autodromes Granby and Drummond as well as Edelweiss from the French speaking province of Quebec.
		This season will be the last for the Brockville as everyone knows it, a planned wider, bigger and high banked oval for 2007 will make the teams throw away their set-up books.
		For Podolak, who is backed by the Brockville, Ontario based Proctor and Gamble Corporation and the Swiffer Products, it was a well earned win in front of some very important folks.
	ilikeracing.com /ess_sprints_news/brockville_ontario_speedway_to_kick_off_sp_20060602.html (534 words)

	Brockville Fire Department
		The Brockville Fire Department is located in the heart of the 1000 Islands in beautiful Brockville, Ontario Canada, inside the triangle between Montreal, PQ, Kingston Ontario and the nation's capital, Ottawa.
		The population of Brockville itself is slightly over 21,000.
		For additional information about The Brockville Fire Department and/or specific questions that you may have please visit the City of Brockville Fire Section.
	www.brockvillefire.ca (245 words)

	Brockville Ontario Real Estate - Values, MLS Listings,Homes For Sale,Realtors
		We would be happy to send you school and community information in addition to the current real estate listings and property values.
		Many times Brockville Real Estate buyers avoid using the services of a REALTOR under the mistaken belief that it costs them money - or that they will be able to negotiate a better deal directly with the seller or seller's real estate Broker.
		The realty business is unique, where an agent with one day's experience and no home sales gets paid the same as real estate agents with several years experience and hundreds of successful sales.
	www.epoweredprofessionals.com /brockville/index.html (453 words)

	Brockville Riverfest 2006 - Map and Directions
		Google has a great map of Brockville and the surrounding area.
		Found in the County of Leeds and situated in the middle of the St. Lawrence/Great Lakes area on the world's largest inland waterway, Brockville offers business and industry accessibility to the major commercial international markets.
		The city is centrally located 210 km west of Montreal, 110 km southwest of Ottawa, 340 km east of Metro Toronto and 22 km by highway to northern New York state.
	www.brockvilleriverfest.ca /contact.htm (152 words)

	Brockville Police Services - Recruiting
		We make a determination on an annual basis as to which positions may be required, and then publicly advertise for applications to be received within a specified time frame.
		The Brockville Police Service seeks to identify the best available candidates, as well as ensuring they are indeed reflective of our community.
		Click here for information specifically detailing the Selection Process and standards for eligibility and testing which are used by the majority of police services who are under contract to the O.A.C.P. Constable Selection Process.
	www.brockvillepolice.com /about_bps/recruiting.htm (395 words)

	Brockville Police Service: Brockville, Ontario
		The Brockville Police Service Board was presented the Annual Report 2005, by Chief Barry V. King.
		There's a powerful new movement out there that is capturing the attention and involvement of growing numbers of child care, parents, educators, police officers, mental health, coaches, senior citizens, neighbours and young people themselves.
		The Safe Community Coalition of Brockville & District, in partnership with the Safe Communities Partnership of Perth and District, has prepared a 2nd edition of the Emergency Preparedness Guidebook with the assistance of the Brockville Recorder & Times.
	www.brockvillepolice.com (227 words)

	Misty Pines Bed & Breakfast - Brockville Ontario
		Ker's Men's Wear Ltd. had its beginnings in 1923 when John W. Ker, a tailor from Ottawa came to Brockville to work in partnership with Samuel Jackson.
		Jackson-Ker specialized in the manufacture of uniforms for the conductors and station agents of the Canadian National and Canadian Pacific Railways.
		In the 1930's Sam Jackson sold his share of the business which then became JW Ker and Sons.The business remained much the same until the second world war and the establishment of an officer training centre in Brockville.
	www.c360view.com /brockville/km/KMbottom.htm (269 words)

	City of Brockville
		Brockville is one of the oldest cities in Ontario named after British war hero Sir Isaac Brock.
		Our enchanting city offers a reminder of Canadian history with striking architecture, stately mansions, elaborate fountains--all carefully preserved as reminders of another era.
		Visit a destination to remember, a destination plentiful in tradition, heritage and old world charm.
	www.brockville.com /master.cfm?ID=62&TL=Yes (83 words)

	Brockville Hotels - Discount Hotels in Brockville Ontario Canada (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		For business and leisure travelers looking for Brockville hotels at a great price, Via Destinations offers excellent discounts; from charming but cheap budget hotels to luxury accommodations to great downtown hotels, airport hotels and suburban alternatives.
		Via provides excellent hotel information including photos, amenities and hotel ratings to help you find the right hotel at the right price.
		To search all hotels in Brockville, select your dates and click "Search", or find the hotel of your choice in our Brockville hotel listing below.
	www.viadestinations.com /canada-on/brockville-hotels.htm (309 words)

	Brockville Museum
		The Friends Patio is more than a comfortable place to sit on a sunny afternoon as many patio stones are inscribed with names and dates.
		We are offering this to anyone who wishes to have their name included, maybe for weddings, births, retirement, in memoriam or simply to show your support for the Brockville Museum.
		The objectives of the Friends shall be to formalize a group of volunteers and supporters interested in heritage preservation.
	www.brockvillemuseum.com /friends.html (221 words)

	City of Brockville - E-Government (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		The City of Brockville has approximately 112 kilometres of roads within the framework of a classification system, which provide for a safe, efficient and affordable means of surface transportation for...
		Citizens’ Assembly begins Community Consultations Created by the McGuinty government, the Citizens’ Assembly on Electoral Reform has the responsibility of assessing Ontario’s provincial electora...
		The City of Brockville in cooperation with Leeds County Books is pleased to announce the launch of "The Story of Brockville" which will become available in December.
	city.brockville.on.ca /main.cfm?PA=Home2 (196 words)

	Luna Pizzeria Restaurant and Dining Lounge - Brockville, Ontario - Phone: (613)342-8333
		Situated in Brockville's North-end, near the corner of Parkedale and Stewart Blvd., just off the 401, we have a full menu to satisfy your every craving.
		Family owned and operated for since 1970 by the Kafenzakis family, Luna has a large lunch and dinner selection, specializing in pizza, pasta and souvlaki.
		For fast delivery within the Brockville city limits, call 342-8333.
	www.c360.ca /brockville/luna (113 words)

	Brockville Properties Real Estate in Brockville Ontario Canada
		Brockville Properties Real Estate in Brockville Ontario Canada
		Dwight has been serving the community in real estate for 31 years.
		I have been serving Brockville and area since 1984 in the residential, rural and investment property markets.
	www.brockvilleproperties.com /index.html (45 words)

	1000 Islands Recreation Listings \| Brockville Ontario Canada
		Brockville Fire Protection Sls 15 Hislop Ave 613-345-6110
		Excel Marine Lyn Rd, RR 3 Brockville 613-345-2700
		Gilbert Marine Of Brockville 15 Jessie St 613-342-3462
	www.citylifeontario.com /brockville/recreation (183 words)

	Brockville Farmers' Market
		A growing body of research shows that, once inside the body, fruits and vegetables spring into the role of superheroes, fighting cancer and other diseases in at least eight simultaneous ways.
		One thing that you notice when you visit the Brockville Farmers' Market in Brockville Ontario Canada is that our visitors and vendors are smiling.
		The beautiful St. Lawrence River is a stone's throw from the market and ships from all over the world can be seen as you shop, explore and talk to our friendly market vendors.
	www.brockvillefarmersmarket.ca /index.html (463 words)

	Map of Brockville, Ontario brought to you by NaszTech Systems Inc.
		Map of Brockville, Ontario brought to you by NaszTech Systems Inc.
		Please contact us at (613) 342-1755 if you would like a detailed map of Brockville on your website with the location of your company highlighted.
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	www.nasztech.com /brockville_map.html (105 words)

	Brockville
		We carry a wide selection of diabetes cookbooks and informative brochures and pamphlets.
		Guest speakers are invited to present information to the public about many timely topics.
		As a volunteer with the Association, you will be working to help us find a cure for diabetes and to improve the quality of life for those affected by the disease.
	www.diabetes.ca /Section_Regional/ontario_brockville.asp (378 words)

	Barr & O'Brien : Criminal Defence Lawyers - Brockville, Ontario
		Barr and O'Brien : Criminal Defence Lawyers - Brockville, Ontario
		O'Brien defend persons charged under the Criminal Code, Controlled Drugs and Substances Act as well as a number of other federal and provincial statutes in courts of all levels throughout Eastern Ontario.
		Their office is located in the Boardwalk condominium complex on Brockville's waterfront.
	www.barrobrien.com (123 words)

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