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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.
		Brockville was renamed in 1812 in honour of Major-General Sir Isaac Brock, the national hero of the War of 1812.
		The Port of Brockville was connected to the main line of the Grand Trunk Railroad by a tunnel constructed beneath the municipality.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Brockville,_Ontario (347 words)

	Encyclopedia: Brockville, Ontario
		The now-disused tunnel at the southern terminus of the Brockville and Ottawa Railroad (now part of CP Rail) claims to be the oldest rail tunnel in Canada This image has been released into the public domain by the copyright holder, its copyright has expired, or it is ineligible for copyright.
		An old CP Rail car outside the Brockville tunnel This image has been released into the public domain by the copyright holder, its copyright has expired, or it is ineligible for copyright.
		The Saint Lawrence Seaway separates downtown Brockville from Morristown NY Download high resolution version (465x640, 43 KB)Victoria Hall, the city hall of Brockville, Ontario This image has been released into the public domain by the copyright holder, its copyright has expired, or it is ineligible for copyright.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Brockville,-Ontario (1444 words)

	PARISH REGISTER 0F BROCKVILLE AND VICINITY, 1814-1830
		William Buell (1792-1862), son of William Buell, U.E.L., the founder of Brockville, fought at Crysler's Farm and at Ogdensburg as a soldier in the ranks and later commanded a battalion of militia.
		Brockville, Sept 28, 1820, William BRYAN, of Perth, bachelor, and Jane WESSTER, of Yonge, spinster, banns.
		He practised at Brockville, where he was chairman of the Board of Education and also the first Grand Master of the Grand Lodge of Canada West, I.0.0.F. A contributor to the journals of the Canadian Institute and the Smithsonian Institution as well as to the British-American Medical Journal, he died at Brockville, September 14, 1859.
	my.tbaytel.net /bmartin/brockvll.htm (11092 words)

	Brockville\Geography\growth (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Brockville was also the location for a licensed medicine industry in 1854 when W. Comstock formed a department of his drug company here.
		Brockville has been considered for a long time, to be one of the prettiest communities in Ontario.
		Brockville's first industrialist was Daniel Jones, who built a sawmill on Buell's Creek in partnership with William, sometime between 1790-1795.
	www.ucdsb.on.ca /toniata/GGrowth.htm (442 words)

	Brockville War Memorial (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		The Brockville War Memorial was constructed in memory of the men of Brockville, who gave their lives for King and Country in the Great War, and in grateful remembrance of those who shared its danger.
		The Town of Brockville, under the leadership of Mayor W.B. Reynolds, was responsible for building the war memorial at the foot of Court House Avenue and King Street.
		Below this are the battle areas in which the men of Brockville served (on the East side, Passchendaele, Amiens, Arras and Cambrai; on the West side, Ypres, Sanctuary, Wood, Courcelette and Vimy Ridge).
	www.cdli.ca /monuments/on/brockvil.htm (508 words)

	Brockville Museum
		Brockville has the distinction of possessing an authentic coat of arms, and is one of the very few North American cities with its own flag.
		Brockville is named in honour of Major-General Sir Isaac Brock, a hero of the War of 1812.
		Situated in Brockville's historic downtown core, the Brockville museum features exhibits and artefacts related to the community's rich history, including an 1890's St. Lawrence Skiff manufactured by the Sauve Boat Works and vehicles, such as the Brockville Atlas, produced by the Canada Carriage Company.
	www.brockvillemuseum.com (158 words)

	Brockville - Destination Guide - Hotel Near (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Pushing on from Gananoque, it's just 50km east to BROCKVILLE, an amiable little town of just 22,000 souls whose pride and joy is its grand main square, which is overlooked by the rambling County Courthouse and no less than three Victorian churches.
		Brockville was founded in 1785 by United Empire Loyalists, but takes its name from Isaac Brock, the Canadian general who was killed near Niagara Falls during the War of 1812.
		In particular, it features Brockville's role as a holding station for nineteenth-century immigrants who were -temporarily detained in enormous sheds on the waterfront Hospital Island.
	www.hotelnear.com /3923/3951/Canada-Brockville.html (327 words)

	Brockville Real Estate - Sue Steele for RE/MAX Hometown Realty Inc.
		As a Brockville real estate professional I know that buying or selling a home is a very large decision.
		Experience the City of Brockville and its rural communities - nestled on the edge of the St. Lawrence River at the entrance to the Thousand Islands with easy access to all the major arteries of travel linking Ottawa, Montreal and Toronto by the 401, 416 and the International Bridge.
		The Brockville community is one that prides itself in providing the quality of life young families are seeking.
	www.suesteele.com (286 words)

	BROCK ISLANDS BROCKVILLE CRUISING CANADA Illustrated guide for the Thousand Islands marinas anchorages Brockville, ...
		Brockville is the end of the Thousand Islands and reportedly the fastest growing area in Ontario.
		When approaching Brockville from the river the first difference one notices is that there is a current of 1 to 2 knots and we recommend that before you rush in you power down with some distance to shore so that you will encounter no surprises.
		Brockville itself is east, approximately one mile NNE from the last island and has two predominant marine areas.
	www.cruising.ca /thousand/o_docs/th-brock.html (407 words)

	Brockville & Ottawa - The Beginning
		The Brockville and Ottawa (BandO) and its successor Canada Central Railway (CCR) is considered to be one of the original components of today's Canadian Pacific Railway in Eastern Canada.
		Incorporated in 1853, the BandO was empowered to build from Brockville on the St Lawrence River to Smiths Falls and thence to some point north on the Ottawa River.
		Brockville was well positioned as the start of a railway into the western hinterland of Eastern Canada.
	www.railwaybob.com /BandO/BandOPage01.htm (555 words)

	Brockville Business eNews (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Brockville’s economic development office is spearheading a trade initiative which would designate the community as a foreign/free trade zone.
		Brockville, Ontario was the first Canadian community visited by Prime Minister Paul Martin to secure input into rural economic development and the strategic programming to foster growth and sustainable wealth.
		The City of Brockville e-newsletter is a communications letter produced by the Economic Development Office.
	www.ripnet.com /city_newsletter/internal/feb_04 (352 words)

	News Release - Commission redesigns health services in Brockville (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Brockville will be able to meet the growing need to provide services to the elderly, with 298 additional long term care places in supportive housing, long term home care, adult day care and attendant care.
		The Commission recognized that Brockville Psychiatric Hospital provides acute mental health services to the residents of Brockville and manages a very comprehensive community mental health program for the region.
		The HSRC directs the Brockville hospitals to amend the proposed role of the Joint Liaison Committee to create a common Joint Executive Committee.
	www.health.gov.on.ca /hsrc/brockville_nr_1197.htm (727 words)

	Locating the Brockville & Westport
		Given the difficulty of getting out of Brockville and over the rocky St Lawrence escarpment, this would be the easy way to get out of Brockville.
		Brockville was a major division point on the GTR.
		To the west is the CPR loop line which followed Buell's Creek to the Brockville waterfront.
	www.railwaybob.com /BandW/BandWPage05.htm (778 words)

	History of the Brockville Atlas Automobile Company (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		In fact, it is commonly believed that only a single specimen of the Brockville Atlas, one of the two marques of motorcars made in Brockville early in the twentieth century, remains today.
		The Brockville Atlas Automobile Company was formed in 1911 with $200,000 capital and W.H. Comstock, C.W. MacLean and T.J. Storey as directors.
		For example, the Model D was a five or seven passenger car with 40 horsepower, right-hand drive, dual magneto, optional electric starter, headlights, sidelights, tail light, speedometer, license holder, mohair top with side curtains, electric horn, fl with nickel trim and fine stripe, multiple disk clutch and leather upholstery stuffed with horsehair.
	www.modelt.ca /atlas.html (1235 words)

	Brockville & District Chamber of Commerce (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		BOUT US The Brockville and District Chamber of Commerce is part of a network of Chambers of Commerce and Boards of Trade that exist in virtually every community across Ontario and Canada.
		The association is member and volunteer driven with a Board of Directors comprised of 14 elected members.
		To foster a competitive business environment in the Brockville region that benefits the people of this region through the growth of jobs, wealth and quality of life.
	www.brockville.com /chamber (221 words)

	Hotels in Brockville
		Brockville, ON This hotel is within two kilometers of the St. Lawrence River, downtown Brockville, and the Brockville Museum.
		Brockville, ON This hotel has all of the amenities of a big city hotel, Quality Executive rooms, In-house sports, Blue, heated pool, Restaurant and lounge.
		Brockville, ON Located in the City of the 1000 Islands.
	www.expedia.co.uk /daily/hotels/Ontario/Brockville.asp (308 words)

	CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: Kingston
		The Hôtel Dieu and Orphan Asylum, in charge of the Hospital Sisters of St. Joseph, has charge of 45 orphan girls, and there is a convent of the Sisters of Notre Dame with 139 pupils.
		Schools are also maintained by the Sisters of Charity of Providence at Belleville, 400 pupils; Brockville, 250 pupils; Chesterville, 70 pupils; Perth, 230 pupils; Prescott, 300 pupils; and Trenton, 180 pupils.
		The Sisters of Notre Dame are in charge of schools at Brockville, 170 pupils, and Westport, 147 pupils.
	www.newadvent.org /cathen/08658a.htm (1071 words)

	City of Brockville
		In January 2005, Brockville was requested to submit a detailed report identifying strategic and competitive analysis associated with the operation of an ethanol plant.
		The skyline of the John G. Broome Business Park was altered this week with the erection of 35’ steel girders representing the first structure for the new freezer component of Giant...
		The open for business signs are being brightly lit at the north end of Brockville with the announcement of several new structures opening their doors for business as part of both t...
	www.brockville.com /home.cfm (234 words)

	Ontario East Economic Development Commission - Community Profile for Brockville (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Brockville is on the Hwy 401 corridor, situated between two international bridges to USA, 1 hr to national Capital, 2 hrs to Montreal and 3 hrs to Toronto.
		Brockville is a community with wealth possessing some of the leading economic indicators for growth and prosperity in Eastern Ontario.
		This lifestyle has raised the status of the Brockville/Kingston area as Canada's premiere retirement corridor with over 35 golf courses within one hour of the community.
	www.onteast.on.ca /communityprofile.php?id=15 (157 words)

	Kingston to Brockville
		However, the Thousand Islands Parkway route from Gananoque to Brockville is beautiful, and could well be one of the highlight of the trip.
		"City of the 1000 Islands", Brockville was founded by the United Empire Loyalists in 1784 and was the first incorporated community in Upper Canada.
		It began as a small village known as "Buell's Bay", but grew quickly as settlers received free land grants and was renamed as a tribute to General Isaac Brock, a Canadian hero of the war of 1812.
	www.hedney.com /waterfront7.htm (456 words)

	Brockville Bed and Breakfast accommodation Isle of Mull
		Brockville Bed and Breakfast accommodation Isle of Mull
		We are now putting to use our diverse working experiences to make Brockville bed and breakfast as far as possible your home from home.
		We believe Brockville bed and breakfast is the ideal base for exploring this magical Hebridean island.
	www.tobermory.co.uk /brockville (359 words)

	BROCKVILLE - LoveToKnow Article on BROCKVILLE
		of Montreal, on the left bank of the St Lawrence, and on the Grand Trunk, and Brockville and Westport railways.
		It is the centre of one of the chief dairy districts of Canada, and ships large quantities of cheese and butter.
		To properly cite this BROCKVILLE article in your work, copy the complete reference below:
	www.1911encyclopedia.org /B/BR/BROCKVILLE.htm (116 words)

	Brockville on Encyclopedia.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		WSIB to Present Brockville and District Businesses with Financial Rebate.
		Cineplex Galaxy LP: New Galaxy Cinemas To Open In Brockville, Ontario Fall 2005.
		Job security one miracle toomany for Messiah of Brockville; FOOTBALL SPECIAL Five years on from his finest hour, Totten faces axe from Falkirk STEPHEN McGOWAN on the worst way to celebrate an unforgettable anniversary.
	www.encyclopedia.com /html/B/Brockvil.asp (320 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)

	Frank Whiten Sales \| Ontario Real Estate \| Brockville \| Leeds and Grenville (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Frank Whiten is a licenced Real Estate Sales Representative with Homelife/DLK Realestate Ltd. in the City of Brockville, serving Brockville, Prescott, Athens, Mallorytown, Cardinal and Spencerville, plus the Townships of Elizabethtown, Augusta and Edwardsburg.
		He has lived in the Brockville area for over fifty years and has over 25 years of related sales experience.
		Brockville and the surrounding areas, Prescott, Athens, Mallorytown, Spencerville, Cardinal and the Townships of Elizabethtown, Augusta and Edwardsburg.
	www.frankwhitensales.com (469 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 agent.
		Real estate is a unique business, 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 (452 words)

	August 21: Thousand Islands Triathlon, Duathlon & Relay (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		A really strong corps of Brockville volunteers makes this event special - and therefore you will know you are in Brockville - and the Thousand Islands.
		This declaration is testimony to the importance of the event in Brockville.
		The 21Km cycle is an out and back course which begins at the exit to the Transition Zone adjacent to the Brockville Rowing Club on Water St. East and Market St. East.
	www.somersault.ca /2aug21.html (2676 words)

	Brockville Police Service: Brockville, Ontario
		The Brockville Police Service Board was presented the Annual Report 2004, as compared to 1995, by Chief Barry V. King.
		There's a powerful new movement out there that is capturing the attention and involvement of growing numbers of parent, educators, police officers, 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 (335 words)

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