NIAGARA FALLS:

Niagara's fascinating history and rich, cultural heritage is the foundation for many interesting discoveries today. Niagara's historical past will keep a history buff captivated. The War of 1812 was a turning point in Niagara's history, when the fledgling United States army fought British Loyalists for the new lands that would become Canada. Niagara's historic sites, battlefields, museums and military re-creations are a memorable journey into the past.

CN TOWER:

The Canadian National tower, better known as the CN tower, is the highest free-standing structure in the world.  It is one of the best-known Toronto attractions, as a standout on the Toronto city skyline.   As soon as you get a first glace of the city, the slim shape of the Toronto CN tower will catch your eye.   Located at the southern end of the city, near the lake, the CN tower Toronto measures 533 meters high (after the antenna was added in 1975).  Though the tower primarily functions for radio and television signals, it also has attractive features for visitors.  At the top of the tower are a revolving CN tower restaurant and lookout platforms.

AFRICAN LION SAFARI

AFRICAN LION SAFARI  support goals that safeguard ecosystems upon which life depends and which preserve the diversity of species that enable the systems to function, and which ensure that our use and enjoyment is sustainable. In support of this cause we have provided captive bred Barn and Burrowing Owls, Trumpeter Swans, Ferruginous Hawks and a Bald Eagle to reintroduction programmers for release into the wild.

CENTRE ISLAND

The Toronto Islands Ferry has pulled away from the dock at Centre Island in Ontario, Canada, one of its daily stops while transporting passengers.

Pulling away from the dock at Centre Island in the City of Toronto, Ontario in Canada, the Toronto Islands Ferry continues on its daily route. The ferry transports passengers between a small chain of islands in the city which are located a short distance offshore from the downtown core.

Centre Island is the largest of the islands, originally beginning as a sand spit which extended 9 kilometers into Lake Ontario. Each of the islands has its own characteristics and recreational attractions for visitors and is still a community of 262 cottages. The ferry travels on different routes across Lake Ontario, one of the only forms of travel besides water taxis, to the Toronto Islands.

Toronto Island's Ferry departing Centre Island, City of Toronto, Ontario, Canada