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• The historical roots of Niagara Falls lie in the Wisconsin glaciation, which ended some 10,000 years ago. Both the North American Great Lakes and the Niagara River are effects of this last continental ice sheet, an enormous glacier that crept across the area from eastern Canada... http://www.nationmaster.com/encyclopedia/Niagara-Falls

• Whether you've lived here your whole life, or are just in for a visit, Toronto offers a multitude of fun things to see and do - and this web site will help you find something great to do this season! http://www.city.toronto.on.ca/you-belong/index.htm

• Operated by CanWest Interactive Inc., the canada.com network is Canada’s number one online news and information service, serving over 100 million page views a month and receiving nearly 3 million unique users per month. http://www.canada.com/aboutus/index.html

• The Toronto Symphony Orchestra, Canada's foremost symphonic ensemble, will celebrate its 83rd season in 2004/2005. http://www.tso.on.ca/season/about/about01.cfm

• An excursion to Niagara Falls offers more than you could imagine. Niagara Falls has often been called "the world’s most famous address." While the Falls is certainly our most visited natural attraction, the rest of Niagara is a rich, varied, and rewarding experience, too. http://www.niagarafallstourism.com

• Welcome to Info Niagara, a comprehensive vacation guide for Niagara Falls. Our guide has been organized into sixteen sections highlighting the rich diversity of the Niagara Region. http://www.infoniagara.com/

• The Niagara River, as is the entire Great Lakes Basin of which the river is an integral part, is a legacy of the last Ice Age. 18,000 years ago southern Ontario was covered by ice sheets 2-3 kilometers thick. As they advanced southward the ice sheets gouged out the basins of the Great Lakes. http://www.niagarafallslive.com/Facts_about_Niagara_Falls.htm

• Tourism Toronto is the official destination-marketing organization for Toronto’s tourism industry. Tourism Toronto focuses on promoting and selling the greater Toronto region as a remarkable destination for tourists, convention delegates and business travelers. http://www.torontotourism.com/AboutUs

• The Atlas of Canada Web site will provide the most interesting, dynamic and comprehensive collection of maps and related information about Canada available anywhere on the Internet, with effective and intuitive tools for users to access them.  http://atlas.gc.ca/site/english/aboutus/index.html