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	Dundas
		Dundas was a popular area for Hamilton workers to live due to the beauty of the escarpment, the wonderful worker's cottages that were erected, and because of the omnibus system - first horse drawn, then steam, that connected Dundas with Hamilton.
		The worker's cottages along Hatt Street are still in great shape, and the western end of the town around Hatt Street maintains the distinctive industrial/residential feeling that distinguishes Dundas form other small towns of the time.
		Dundas is very fortunate to have many home owners who see themselves as guardians of the house as much as owners.
	www.ontarioarchitecture.com /Dundas.htm (5070 words)

	Dundas Historical Society Museum - Dundas, Ontario, Canada
		Dundas is a community tucked beneath the Niagara Escarpment in southern Ontario, Canada.
		At the Dundas Museum and Archives, discover Dundas from the time of the glaciers’ slow carving of the valley through to today’s vibrant community.
		The Dundas Museum and Archives is located one block north of King Street, in downtown Dundas.
	www.dundasmuseum.ca (259 words)

	Waterdown - The Dundas Street Walk
		Dundas Street passes through the core of Waterdown, and is a part of "The Governor's Road" which stretches from Mississauga to London.
		Sealey gave the name Chestnut Grove to his property, possibly from the large number of Horse Chestnut trees that were growing on the land around the house.
		The Harper Building was built on the south east corner of Franklin and Dundas Street between 1977 and 1980.
	www.wefhs.hamilton.ca /tour4.htm (1560 words)

	Transit Toronto - Content: Route 505 - The Dundas Streetcar
		The many curves Dundas Street takes as it travels through the centre of the city today is due to the fact that these original streets did not line up with each other.
		The TTC is concerned with the overuse of the Dundas West and Broadview Station terminals by the Dundas and King streetcars.
		Dundas cars were not regular visitors to Vincent loop at that time, scheduled instead to head all the way up to Runnymede.
	www.transit.toronto.on.ca /streetcar/4104.shtml (1615 words)

	Science Fair Projects - Dundas Street
		Dundas Street, also known as Highway 5, passes through Toronto, Ontario, Canada, is a major arterial street in Toronto, and forms a major Toronto intersection with Yonge, at which Dundas Square and the Eaton Centre are found.
		Dundas Street is the address of the Art Gallery of Ontario, which takes a full city block on the south side of the street west of University Avenue.
		Dundas Street is divided between Dundas Street East and Dundas Street West by Yonge Street, the east/west dividing line for all Toronto streets.
	www.all-science-fair-projects.com /science_fair_projects_encyclopedia/Dundas_Street (523 words)

	The Dispatch - Serving the Lexington, NC - News (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Dundas Street is also one of the few east-west routes that has the distinction of being continuous from the Toronto/York Region to Peel Region (the others are Eglinton Avenue, Steeles Avenue, Highway 7, and Castlemore Road/Rutherford Road/Carrville Road/16th Avenue).
		Dundas Street's route through the city of Toronto is irregular, ignoring the general east-west axis of the city's streets once it is west of Dufferin Street.
		Dundas Street is the address of the Art Gallery of Ontario, which takes a full city block on the south side of the street, at the corner of McCaul Street, just west of University Avenue.
	www.the-dispatch.com /apps/pbcs.dll/section?category=NEWS&template=wiki&text=Dundas_Street,_Toronto (772 words)

	Dundas Information Community Directory (Site not responding. Last check: )
		This street and eventually the town itself, can be assumed that they were named after the Honourable Henry Dundas (Secretary of State for Home Affairs in 1793) who was a close friend of Simcoe at the time.
		The grist mill of Dundas quickly attracted the attention of the farmers from the surrounding area as the closest mill, which lead to the building of taverns and other such local businesses.
		Dundas was founded in 1801, as a growing town that was beginning to make it's mark.
	www.dundas.info /heritage2.php (387 words)

	City of Toronto: Dundas Street West Avenue Study
		The portion of Dundas Street in the study area is zoned General Commercial (CG).
		The intent of the study is to establish the framework for the form and character of future development (including residential intensification), including economic regeneration, improving streetscapes and the pedestrian environment, optimizing the road allowance, enhancing transit and potentially the nature and extent of community services.
		Although the focus of the study is on urban design, community services are being raised to ensure the viability of the implementation of some elements of improvements and change that are implicated in the redesign of Dundas Street West.
	www.toronto.ca /planning/dundas.htm (1728 words)

	\| Russ Powers \| Ancaster, Dundas, Flamborough, Westdale
		The corner of King and Cross Streets was the scene of a spectacular fire in 1881.
		Across the street from Town Hall, at the corner of York Street, is what used to be the Merchant's Exchange Hotel which was built by the Overfields.
		Dundas Town Council Minutes of the day show that councillors often "adjourned to the Riley House" after their meetings.
	www.russpowers.com /Pages/tour.htm (1570 words)

	Dundas Star News
		New shops have opened along King Street, several new artisans have come to town and the legal papers were signed transferring the Carnegie Gallery ownership from the City of Hamilton to the Dundas Arts and Crafts Association Board of Directors/Carnegie Gallery and members.
		The King Street merchants once again have turned seventeen of their store-fronts into a long gallery with art-work from the Carnegie and poetry from members of the Tower Poetry Society.
		The Dundas Library invites you to bring your children, grandchildren, neighbourhood children to Saturday morning sing-along with local music-makers Dale, Jerry and Paul, 10:30 a.m., no pre-registration necessary.
	www.dundasstarnews.com /dsn/news/news_645694.html (583 words)

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		The hypotenuse features a raised cement structure, on eleven cement pillars, that beautifully mimics the raw industrial aesthetic of of the Gardiner Expressway, using the same kind of cement pillars that are used to support automotive overpasses.
		A sculptural hypotenuse canopy extends from the intersection of Yonge Street and Dundas Street, and runs at an angle closer to Dundas than Yonge.
		Washrooms/changerooms, downstairs in level P1 (part of the 250-space underground parking), are accessed from the Dundas Street side of the hypotenuse.
	wearcam.org /dundas-square (1390 words)

	Dundas Street East Languishes
		For many reasons Dundas Street East continues to be unhealthy and a continuous uphill battle.
		The only development that Dundas Street East consistently attracts of late is low end housing and social services.
		Although there are some businesses along Dundas that do work very well there is a need for further businesses that draw neighbourhood residents to the street.
	www.cabbagetownsouth.ca /news/newsletters/2001-09/dundas.php (165 words)

	The Doctor's Office - The Dundas Historical Society Museum
		In 1974, the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce located immediately to the east was planning a major expansion project, one that would have been perilous to the medical office.
		Bates moved his practice to another King Street location and chose to donate the historic Doctor's Office to the Dundas Museum.
		In July of 1976 the Doctor's Office became the first property in Dundas to be designated under the Ontario Heritage Act.
	www.dundasmuseum.ca /dr_office.shtml (252 words)

	Ready Honda Car Dealership - Mississauga Ontario
		From either Highway 401 or 403, take the Highway 10 (Hurontario Street) exit and go south to Dundas Street.
		Go east (left) three blocks and we’re on the right at 230-260 Dundas Street.
		To get to Ready Honda from the QEW, take the Highway 10 (Hurontario Street) exit and go north to Dundas Street.
	www.readyhonda.com (101 words)

	Lawyers' Professional Indemnity Company: About LAWPRO
		The hours are flexible throughout the school year, however we would require a student who is able to work 14 hours/week to start and upon completion of one project, the hours would be reduce to approx 10 hours/week.
		Lawyers’ Professional Indemnity Company, Attention: Human Resources Department One Dundas Street West,Suite #2200, Toronto, Ontario M5G 1Z3 E- mail: careers@lawpro.ca
		Application filing deadline: 2008 LAWPRO insurance applications filed after this date will be subject to a surcharge equal to 30 per cent of the base premium.
	www.lawpro.ca /Career (1321 words)

	Belleville Business - Dundas Street East, 151
		Part of Lots 32 and 33, south of Dundas Street East and Part of Lots 34 and 36, Haslett's and Carre's Plan, City of Belleville, County of Hastings, being designated as Part 1, Plan 21R-10264
		The Dundas Street East burying ground was consecrated on March 3, 1828 as one of Belleville's first cemeteries.
		In 1872 when the Belleville Cemetery on Dundas Street West was opened, it is speculated that bodies could have been transferred there and the cemetery ritually closed by the Wesleyan Methodist congregation.
	www.city.belleville.on.ca /portal/bvbusiness/pop_dundas_151 (471 words)

	Dundas Star News
		One of the volunteer members is assigned to keep an eye on the building and periodically update the committee on its status.
		It was constructed by Richard Hatt, often credited as the founder of Dundas, as a general store next to his Dundas Mills.
		The building at 2 Hatt St., clearly visible at the intersection of Main Street, Governor's Road and Dundas Street, was Dundas' first post office and served as a refuge for native and British soldier's during the War of 1812.
	www.dundasstarnews.com /dsn/news/news_646041.html (681 words)

	RYERSON UNIVERSITY - Toronto, Ontario, Canada (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Located at 575 Bay St. (entrance at 55 Dundas St. W.), Ryerson's portion of the building is three floors and 20,300 square metres.
		The distance from the street entrance glassed atrium to the ceiling of Ryerson's first level is approximately 20-metres.
		The courtyard is made of all natural materials, a mix of stone, rock and plant life including the stone benches for seating on the courtyard patio.
	www.ryerson.ca /faculties/business/news/archive/PrinterFriendlyHTML_1_79094_79094.html (954 words)

	The Hamilton & Dundas Street Railway (H&D)
		On March 17, 1873, a group of prominent local businessmen held a meeting at the Half-way House, a tavern situated between Hamilton and Dundas, (near where McMaster University is today) and decided to solve these problems by creating a railway connecting the two communities.
		However, the town of Dundas refused, offering to only give permission to electrify if the railway were to build an extension to the western end of Dundas.
		The town of Dundas relented, and the shareholders approved electrification in July of 1896, even though the order for the steam dummy was not cancelled (it was delivered in December).
	ca.geocities.com /hsrradials@rogers.com/HD.html (827 words)

	south street dundas in Ontario
		Dundas was named after Henry Dundas, Viscount Melville, Secretary of State for Dundas was incorporated as a town in 1847 and retains its
		Proposed Zoning By-law Amendment for the South-West Corner of Third Line and Dundas Street West (2012 Dundas Street West) by 1480219 Ontario Ltd.
		East, River Street, Dundas Street East and Parliament Street has an 55 John Street, 2nd floor, Toronto, Ontario, M5V 3C6.
	www.canadianbusinessdirectory.ca /historyon_south_street_dundas.htm (238 words)

	Transit Toronto - Content: Route 504 - The King streetcar
		It was soon extended to Niagara Street (1876) and Strachan Avenue (1879) and then south on Strachan to Wellington during the Exhibition season (1879).
		The merchants' concerns over their business are understandible, but nothing short of a total disaster is going to keep the people away from King Street, and it is the streetcars, not the automobiles, which move the people along this street the best.
		The King and Dundas cars are in danger of outgrowing the loops at Dundas West and Broadview Stations, as this shot of the Broadview loading platform illustrates.
	www.transit.toronto.on.ca /streetcar/4103.shtml (3351 words)

	Map Of Dundas Street In Toronto To Burlington \| Torontoseeker.com
		Map Of Dundas Street In Toronto To Burlington
		The urban area is mainly located south of Dundas Street.
		On early maps this route is often marked "Dundas Street" - - not to be confused...
	torontoseeker.com /mapofdundasstreetintorontotoburlington.htm (210 words)

	Road repair notification - Dundas Street (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Milling and paving work on Dundas Street is scheduled to begin this Thursday, September 28 and continue for approximately one week.
		The effected area will be Dundas Street between Lyle Street and Egerton Street.
		As a result of this road work, Dundas Street will be operating with reduced lanes.
	www.london.ca /mainpage/news_dundas_street_sep06.htm (61 words)

	To the True End of Yonge Street IV: Heart of Yonge (Bow. James Bow.) (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Near College Park, planters in the middle of the street add a welcome touch of green, but the street is still open to traffic, despite plans in the 1970s to shut everything down for a pedestrian mall.
		This is where the Yonge Street Strip ends, but changes to the character of the street start to appear as you approach.
		This section of Yonge Street, near Dundas, was where fifteen-year-old Jane Creba was caught in the crossfire between two rival gangs this past Boxing Day, and shot dead in a murder that shocked the nation.
	www.bowjamesbow.ca /2006/08/01/to_the_true_end_4.shtml (2404 words)

	Map and Directions - Stephen R. Biss, Barrister and Solicitor
		After you come over the railway bridge, turn right onto the northern part of Hensall Circle and follow it all the way around and under the Dundas Street railway bridge to the south side of Hensall Circle.
		Turn north on Hurontario Street to the intersection of Hurontario and Dundas Streets.
		There is some extra non-police parking just northeast of the intersection of Hensall Street and Hensall Circle.
	www.orbonline.net /~biss/pages/map.htm (216 words)

	London Armouries hotels, Downtown London hotel accommodation, Delta London Armouries, Business Hotels
		The hotel is on the left side, at 325 Dundas Street.
		Turn right (east) on Dundas Street and the hotel is on the right side, at 325 Dundas Street.
		Make a right onto Dundas Street and the hotel is on the right side, at 325 Dundas Street.
	www4.deltahotels.com /hotels/hotelinfo.html?categoryId=20&hotelId=12&transaction=locMap&country=CA&template=map&address=325+Dundas+Street&city=London&stateProvince=Ontario&postalCode=N6B-1T9&pWidth=390&pHeight=324& (162 words)

	Untitled Document
		The first street railway to be incorporated on November 12, 1890 under the Ontario Street Railway Act was the Weston, High Park and Toronto Street Railway Company, Limited which was intended to be a horse car operation in Toronto, West Toronto Junction, and York and Etobicoke Townships.
		This extension was sold on December 23, 1893 to the TRC which extended its Dundas route over it to a wye in the intersection of Dundas and Keele.
		The franchise was renewed with the requirement that the line had to be extended 1000 feet north from Church Street to the post office (next to the Plank Road office which still exists to this day!) just south of the GTR instead of the north limits, which was done.
	www.trainweb.org /oldtimetrains/TSR/junction.htm (1579 words)

	Dundas Square Hotel, Toronto - Directions (Site not responding. Last check: )
		From the main Bus Terminal on Bay Street, just walk one-half block south to Dundas Street and take the eastbound streetcar ($2.25) to Church Street.
		We are two blocks east @ Dundas and Church.
		If you are driving from the south, exit at Jarvis Street to Dundas and drive to Church or from the north, take DVP to Richmond Street and drive up Church; turn right to 223 Church Street.
	www.dundashotel.com /html/directions.html (132 words)

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