41. Ontario History - A Compendium Of Education Resources For Teachers Of History ontario history. A Compendium of Education Resources for Teachers of History. ByOliver K. Reichl. Bloomfield, E. and L. Foster. ontario history Index 19731992. http://members.tripod.com/~Oliver_Kilian/papers/history-edkit.htm

Ontario History A Compendium of Education Resources for Teachers of History By Oliver K. Reichl A WRITTEN MEDIA Aitken, B.B. Local Histories of Ontario Municipalities 1951-1977: A Bibliography . Toronto, Ontario: Ontario Library Association (See Section E for address), 1978. Local Histories of Ontario Municipalities 1977-1987: A Bibliography . Toronto, Ontario: Ontario Library Association, 1989. Ballard, M.(ed.) New Movements in the Study and Teaching of History . Bloomington, Indiana: Indiana University Press, 1970. Bloomfield, E. and L. Foster. Ontario History Index 1973-1992 . Toronto, Ontario: Ontario Historical Society, 1993. Botein, S.(ed.) Experiments in History Teaching . Cambridge, Massacusetts: Harvard-Danforth Center for Teaching and Learning, 1977. Bourne, H.E. The Teaching of History and Civics in Elementary and Secondary School . New York, NY: Longman's, 1910 Burston, W.H. Principles of History Teaching (2nd. Ed.) . London, England: Methuen, 1972. Studies in the Nature and Teaching of History . London, England: K. Paul, 1967.

42. Canadian Directory Of Special Collections - Search Results Summary Page 1. Search Term(s) ontario history, 3 matches found. William G. StormCollection Architecture; ArchitectureOntarioHistory19th century. http://www.nlc-bnc.ca/collectionsp-bin/resultsm/l=0/s=s/t=ONTARIO HISTORY

Search Results Summary Page: 1 Search Term(s): ONTARIO HISTORY matches found Ontario Local Studies Collection OntarioHistory; OntarioDescription and travel; CanadaHistory; CanadaDescription and travel Thomas Murray Collection CanadaHistory17th-20th centuries; OntarioHistory, 17th-20th centuries; Quebec (Province)History17th-20th centuries William G. Storm Collection Architecture; ArchitectureOntarioHistory19th century

43. MONO ARTS & GRAPHICS PRINTING LTD. Orangeville, Ontario History 14 Stewart Court, Suite 200 Orangeville, Ontario L9W 3Z9 Tel (800) 3824971(519) 941-7327 Fax (519) 942-8811 Site Maintained by Alton Web Design. http://www.monoarts.ca/history.htm

was established in 1974, and has guaranteed the highest possible standards and calibre of service for over 26 years! "working together as a team" to achieve excellence and surpass all the customers' needs and expectations. HISTORY SERVICES QUOTES CONTACT ... HOME 14 Stewart Court, Suite 200 Orangeville, Ontario L9W 3Z9 Tel: (800) 382-4971 (519) 941-7327 Fax: (519) 942-8811 Site Maintained by Alton Web Design

44. 'auntie' Chaos' Southern Ontario History Trivia - Pg1 Bits and Pieces of Southern ontario history. Much of the early 1800ssettlements were in what today is Elgin and Essex counties along http://www.geocities.com/heartland/Meadows/2892/l-hist1.html

Info Bits and Pieces of Southern Ontario History Much of the early 1800s settlements were in what today is Elgin and Essex counties along the north shore of Lake Erie (Mar23) French Explorers claim Port Dover and area along Lake Erie for France by raising a cross (June 8) First settlers arrive at Smith's Cove (Port Hope, Ont) by boat (Mar26) Peter Fairchild's daughter, Sarah, born. She was the first white child born in Townsend township (Feb 1) Upper Canada's captial moved from Newark (Niagara-on-the-Lake) to York (Toronto) (Jun17) Scarborough settled (July21) John Graves Simcoe sails from York to England Jemima Fairchild becomes 1st white woman to die at Long Point (Apr12) First London District Quarter Session held at James Monroe's Tavern in Vittoria, Ontario (May 18) Canada 1st white child was born in Scarborough (Jun 8) Canada's first lending library opened in Scarborough (Oct26) John Graves Simcoe died at age 54 yr in England District Grammar School Act (Nov24) Chief Joseph Brant died at Wellington Square (today's Burlington, Ontario) (June18) US Pres. James Madison declared war on Great Britain with US fully expecting to win as they vastly outnumbered the British colonies

45. Small Town Ontario History - Normandale Samuel MASON settled the area as far back as 1818 and started theBig Furnace where much of Ontario and area ironware was made. http://www.geocities.com/heartland/Meadows/2892/nrmndale.html

NORMANDALE Location: South off hwy 24 just east of Turkey Point, 15 min. west of Port Dover on north shore of Lake Erie. Interesting sites: Nestled within the village are four "century homes". The Post Office and Union Hotel date back to the early to mid-1800's. Samuel MASON settled the area as far back as 1818 and started "the Big Furnace" where much of Ontario and area ironware was made. Joseph VanNorman followed, as did others, to work in the furnace. Many of the items manufactured here can be seen at the Eva Brook Donly Museum in Simcoe. Named after Joseph VanNorman, this communittee was once one of the most important places in the county, with its large quantities of bog iron ore. Once known as "Potter's Creek" after pottery which once was located here. added notes: Eva Brook Donly Museum is located at 109 Norfolk Street S., Simcoe. I have gathered the above information from several different sources, over the years, and believe it all to be true. However I very much welcome any corrections anyone may be able to give me and with proper documentation (via email) , changes will be made promptly.

46. HIST 4275 Ontario History Courses. HIST 4275E ontario history Prerequisite 24 credits in History,at least 6 credits of which will be HIST 1406/1407 or HIST 3205. http://www.nipissingu.ca/courses.cfm?itemid=1428

47. EONTGEN-L: The History, Geography & Genealogy Of Eastern Ontario Mailing List EONTGENL Introducing EONTGEN-L, The Eastern ontario history, Geographyand Genealogy Mailing List. EONTGEN-L is a 'no-cost' email http://www.ikweb.com/murduck/genealogy/eontgen-l/

EONTGEN-L: Introducing EONTGEN-L, The Eastern Ontario History, Geography and Genealogy Mailing List EONTGEN-L is a 'no-cost' email based forum for subscribers to discuss aspects of the history, geography, and genealogy of people, places, and events from within the the entire eastern area of the Province of Ontario, Canada. If you have access to a road map of Ontario, locate Toronto, our Province's Capital and principal city, and then travel north east along the north shore of Lake Ontario. When you've located the town of Trenton, draw an imaginary line northward toward Bancroft. From Bancroft extend your imaginary line almost due easterly toward the City of Ottawa, our Nation's Capital, which is located on the Ottawa River. In a generalized sense, everything south and east of this imaginary line, between the Ottawa River on the north and the St. Lawrence River and Lake Ontario on the south are included in the area that we normally designate as eastern Ontario. The following Counties fall within the eastern Ontario area: and Ottawa/Carleton.

48. ResearchBuzz News: August 15 - August 21, 2002 The Gateway to Northwestern ontario history A collection of materials about thehistory of Northwestern Ontario are available at the Gateway to Northwestern http://www.researchbuzz.com/news/2002/aug15aug2102.shtml

privacy policy Home This Week's News Knickknack Drawer ... RSS Reading Room The Gateway to Northwestern Ontario History A collection of materials about the history of Northwestern Ontario are available at the Gateway to Northwestern Ontario History, http://www.nextlibrary.com/tbpl/home.html After you get past the "Do you want English or French?" splash page, you'll get to a main page that's divided into several sections, including History, Mystery, and Links. On the left frame of the page you'll see a listing of over 1,000 photographs in alphabetical order, which is one of the design-nerviest things I've ever seen. Since it was all text it didn't add a lot to load time. If you don't want to browse over 1,000 photographs in alphabetical order with circles and arrows and a paragraph on the back of each waitwaitwait. Sorry. There are no circles. There are no arrows. There are no paragraphs on the back of each one. Instead there is a search engine at the top if you don't want to browse the photographs. Pictures include a 1914 picnic, mines, railroad cars, and aerial views. Photographs open in the main frame and include a decent-sized copy of the photograph and a variety of information about it. On to the other sections. The history tab includes a brief history of Thunder Bay. Mysteries provides a list of 38 mystery photographs (in the left frame again) and the link list provides a short, non-annotated list of links to relevant sites.

49. ONTARIO HISTORY (in MARION) ontario history. Ontario History. ( about) (47 titles) Search also underBeaver Dams, Battle of, 1813. Ontario History 17th century. http://js-catalog.cpl.org:60100/MARION?S=ONTARIO HISTORY

50. Course Description . History 364E Topics in ontario history. Topics includeaspects of the political, social and economic history of the province.......Course http://www.registrar.uwo.ca/ACCALS/2002/crs_3180.htm

Course Description History 364E Topics in Ontario History Topics include aspects of the political, social and economic history of the province. Prerequisite: One Canadian history course. 3 hours. (Huron, King's) Academic Calendar

51. University Of Alberta Libraries . The Gateway to Northwestern ontario history......Database Information on The Gateway to Northwestern ontario history.Web Access. http://www.library.ualberta.ca/databases/databaseinfo/index.cfm?ID=3021

52. About Ontario - Welcome! (Government Of Ontario, Canada) Timeline of ontario's history.Category Regional North America Society and Culture history...... http://www.gov.on.ca/MBS/english/about/

Choose a Ministry Agriculture and Food Attorney General Citizenship Community, Family and Children's Services Consumer and Business Services Culture Education Energy Enterprise, Opportunity and Innovation Environment Finance Francophone Affairs Health and Long-Term Care Intergovernmental Affairs Labour Management Board Secretariat Municipal Affairs and Housing Native Affairs Secretariat Natural Resources Northern Development and Mines Public Safety and Security Seniors' Secretariat Tourism and Recreation Training, Colleges and Universities Transportation Women's Directorate Can't find a ministry? More choices... HOME NEWS ACCESS YOUR GOVERNMENT PUBLICATIONS ... CONTACT US Location: Government of Ontario Home > About Ontario ... to Ontario, the province that one in three Canadians call home. Ontario is a magnet for industry, the arts and science. The population is made up of many cultural backgrounds drawn to this vibrant province. This web site is a virtual tour of Ontario, which also provides links to other web sites that can give you more detailed information about the people, the places and the events that give Ontario its vitality. To take a look at Ontario: Take the virtual tour by clicking on the text " start the tour " below OR Chart your own path. Choose only the topics of interest to you by clicking on any subject heading on the left to jump to the related text.

53. Ontario Railway History Page Welcome to the ontario Railway history Page. Within you will find a detailed history of railways constructed within the http://www.globalserve.net/~robkath

The Ontario Railway History Page Welcome to the Ontario Railway History Page. Within you will find a detailed history of railways constructed within the Province of Ontario, Canada in addition to a complete listing of remaining railway stations. Over time, the data base will be expanded as new information is added periodically. I hope you enjoy the site and please check back often. If you have comments on any of the material presented or can provide additional information, please contact myself, Rob Hughes at the following e-mail address: robkath@globalserve.net Section A: Railway Lines of Ontario The history of both individual and large corporate railways within the boundaries of Ontario Canadian National Railway Lines Canadian Pacific Railway Lines American Railway Lines Other Railway Lines ... Section B : Railway Stations of Ontario A comprehensive list of existing railway stations located throughout Ontario. Section C : Internet Railway Connections A listing of Ontario historical railway sites located on the Internet. Section D : Published Ontario Railway Resources A thorough list of published Ontario railway books and resources.

54. OBHO: Welcome To Ontario Black History Online! ontario Black history Society Archives http://collections.ic.gc.ca/obho

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55. The Ontario Curriculum: Social Studies,Grades 1 To 6; History And Geography, Gra The ontario Curriculum Social Studies Grades 1 to 6; history and Geography, Grades 7 and 8, 1998 http://www.edu.gov.on.ca/eng/document/curricul/social/social.html

What's New Elementary/Secondary Postsecondary Training/Jobs ... Related Sites Location : Home Elementary and Secondary Curriculum and Policy Elementary Social Studies Grades 1 to 6 History and Geography Grades 7 and 8 The Ontario Curriculum, Contents Introduction Achievement Levels Part 1: Social Studies, Grades 1 to 6 Heritage and Citizenship ... Explanatory Notes This publication is also available as an Adobe Acrobat file Introduction The Purpose of The Ontario Curriculum: Social Studies, Grades 1 to 6; History and Geography, Grades 7 and 8, 1998 Students graduating from Ontario schools require the knowledge and skills gained from social studies and the study of history and geography in order to function as informed citizens in a culturally diverse and interdependent world and to compete in a global economy. They also need to develop attitudes that will motivate them to use their knowledge and skills in a responsible manner. The Ontario Curriculum: Social Studies,Grades 1 to 6; History and Geography, Grades 7 and 8, 1998 The focus of teaching and learning in the social studies, history, and geography curriculum is on the development of essential knowledge and skills. Students must develop a thorough knowledge of basic concepts that they can apply in a wide range of situations. They must also develop the broad-based skills that are vital to success in the world of work: they must learn to evaluate different points of view and examine information critically to solve problems and make decisions on a variety of issues.

56. The City Of Ontario - History preserve the history and traditions of ontario that made it The ModelColony . Important Businesses / People in ontario's history. http://www.ci.ontario.ca.us/neighborhood/history/onthistory.html

57. Culture Canada: History - Ontario A comprehensive collection and guide to resources on the history of ontario compiled by the Government Category Regional North America Society and Culture history...... ontario Origin of the Province's Name Source Natural Resources Canada. ontarioBlack history Society Online Source Canada's Digital Collections. http://culturecanada.gc.ca/chdt/interface/interface2.nsf/engdocBasic/21.10.9.htm

Search Where You Are Home Provincial and Territorial Information Ontario History ... Visual Arts View similar pages for: Alberta British Columbia Canada Manitoba New Brunswick Newfoundland Northwest Territories Nova Scotia Nunavut Prince Edward Island Quebec Saskatchewan Yukon Anti-Slavery Society - First Report, 1852 Source: Archives of Ontario Archives of Ontario Remembers Our Canadian War Heroes, The Source: Archives of Ontario Bytown Museum: The Historical Development of Ottawa Source: Canada's Digital Collections Cameron Highlanders of Ottawa Source: Cameron Highlanders of Ottawa Foundation Central Canada Exhibition Association: 109 Years of History Source: Canada's Digital Collections Centre franco-ontarien de folklore (In French Only) Source: Centre franco-ontarien de folklore Changing Shape of Ontario: A Guide to Boundaries, Names and Regional Governments Source: Archives of Ontario Chiaroscuro: Italians in Toronto 1885-1915 Source: Canada's Digital Collections Folklore and Legends of Prince Edward County, Ontario Source: Prince Edward County Web Site Fort Henry Adventure Source: Canada's Digital Collections Freedom from Slavery Source: Archives of Ontario Genealogical Research at the Archives of Ontario Source: Archives of Ontario Glimpses of Atlantic Canada's Past Source: Canadian Museum of Civilization Highlighting Human Rights in Ontario Source: Archives of Ontario History of Lennox and Addington County Source: County of Lennox and Addington History of Penetanguishene: The Place of the Falling Sand Source: Buriedantiques.com

58. Imaging Network Ontario | History Proposed Imaging Network ontario. This initiative is in responseto a request by the ontario Research Development Challenge Fund http://www.imagingnetworkontario.ca/history.htm

Blueprint Draft Presentation Intro Presentation Blueprint ... Contacts Proposed Imaging Network Ontario This initiative is in response to a request by the Ontario Research Development Challenge Fund (ORDCF) for assistance from the Ontario imaging research community. A plan, or blueprint , was requested which assisted the ORDCF in harmonizing their investments in imaging research. The following thoughts represented a draft proposal designed to guide and focus discussions on opportunities for imaging research within this context. The primary authors were Aaron Fenster and Mike Bronskill , and the document arose from discussions within a committee chaired by Barry Hobbs. It was intended for wide and open circulation within the Ontario imaging research community and an open meeting took place on January 12, 2000, at the Sutton Place Hotel in Toronto. IMAGING BLUEPRINT PLANNING PROCESS (Strategic Plan) Steps to achieving our objectives required the following: Consensus on INO Objectives Consensus on Review Process The review process shall be open, responsive, and conducted at an international level. INO will assist ORDCF in establishing an external Imaging Review Board of highly respected international scientists and industrial representatives to review imaging proposals and to advise the ORDCF Board on funding decisions. Written reviews of all proposals will be provided to applicants.

59. Imaging Network Ontario | History | Blueprint Draft 2.0 The Opportunity in ontario. 3.0 Mission. To develop an internationallycompetitive imaging industry in ontario. 4.0 Objectives. http://www.imagingnetworkontario.ca/draft.htm

Blueprint Draft Presentation Intro Presentation Blueprint ... Contacts Blueprint Draft 1.0 Introduction In medical imaging, the information revolution is changing the way in which images are acquired, processed, manipulated, compared and enhanced in order to extract new information for a wide variety of applications. The expanding capabilities of imaging and computational technologies will enable integrated visualization of multi-modalities, multiple dimensions, physiological function, and pharmacological response. These advances will support powerful tools, providing greater understanding of the structure and function of normal and diseased tissues, improved diagnosis of pathology, better monitoring of therapeutic response, as well as providing new therapeutic techniques with real-time visualization. In addition to technology improvements, advances in biotechnology and changes in health care delivery will also change the way imaging technologies are used. These changes have created opportunities, stimulating the formation of many new knowledge-based companies in the industrialized world. In Ontario, these technological changes represent a unique opportunity for us to bridge university-based publicly funded research with an embryonic private sector in imaging technology. 2.0 The Opportunity in Ontario

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