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KATHY WEBSTER

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Welcome to AJAX

Ajax combines an interesting mixture of history and modern development. The Lake Ontario waterfront park, renowned for its natural beauty and enviable accessibility has been creatively built in harmony with the residential community. Take a leisurely stroll, refresh yourself with a swim, or just relax and enjoy the fresh air and the view.

Named for the World War II war ship, H.M.S. Ajax, the town is a living monument to the Allied efforts during that time. Streets are named for crew members, the Town fountain is formed from part of the original ship's anchor, and each Town Council meeting is called to order by the original ship's bell. Anyone with an interest in modern history will find a rich and rewarding experience in Ajax.

Also located within the Town of Ajax is historic Pickering Village, an 1800's Quaker settlement that retains much of its original architecture. Specialty shops and fine restaurants highlight the village commercial core.

There's lots to do in Ajax. The visitor can head to Picov Downs and thrill to the quarter horse races run there every Sunday from April to October; wander throught the adjacent beautiful greenhouse or enjoy four excellent golf courses; perhaps some salmon fishing or boating on Lake Ontario, or even a pleasant bike ride through safe, picturesque neighbourhoods.

Welcome to PICKERING

Pickering truly delivers something for everyone, and you will be delighted at the beauty and variety of its many attractions. To the south, on picturesque Frenchman's Bay, a legion of boating, fishing and watersport enthusiasts enjoy the best of Lake Ontario. On any summer afternoon the bay and lake are dotted with brightly coloured sails of boats and windsurfers racing along in sharp contrast to the rich blue waters around them.

Pickering boasts two of the most beautiful conservation areas; Petticoat Creek and Greenwood. Nature, swimming, a super wading pool for the children and an abundance of friendly wildlife provide you with an opportunity for many delightful and educational back to nature experiences. Horseback riding, golfing and skiing abound throughout the area as well, and as a family outing, the rich, rolling green hills of Pickering make a perfect setting for a weekend drive or afternoon picnic. Another must see in the Greenwood area is the Pickering Village museum, a historical recreation of village life in pioneer times. Situated on the banks of Duffin's Creek, the Village is an interesting and fully functioning settlement guaranteed to stimulate, educate and entertain you in a relaxing country setting.

Located directly on Highway 401, Pickering is accessible by car, boat, and GO transit. The many shopping opportunities available to the Pickering visitor range from quaint shops to the Pickering Town Centre with it's modern atmosphere featuring over 300 stores. Nearby there are a host of speciality stores too that you will really enjoy exploring!