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• mining: zinc, nickel, platinum, uranium, oil, natural gas, copper, gold, silver, iron ore
  
• main producer of nickel, cobalt, salt, and magnesium in Canada
  
• steel mills; factories make automobiles and auto parts
  
• large pulp and paper industry (the second largest in Canada)
  
• Newsprint is sold to other parts of the world.
  
• grain farms, fruit and vegetable farms, livestock and dairy farms
  
• Canada's leading producer of fruit and vegetables
  
• vineyards and wineries
  
• Dr.Roberta Bondar became Canada's first female astronaut. She spent 8 days in orbit on the space shuttle Discovery (1992).
  
• Banting and Best developed insulin, a drug for people with diabetes. They received the Nobel Prize in 1923.
  
• J.Naismith invented the game of basketball. He used peach baskets at first.
  
• Emily Stow became the first woman doctor in Canada in 1867.
  
• Wayne Gretsky the famous hockey player came from Brantford.
  
• Barbara Ann Scott (born in Ottawa) won an Olympic gold medal in figure skating (1948).
  
• Marilyn Bell (born in Toronto) was the first to swim Lake Ontario at age 16 (1954). She was also the youngest to swim the English Channel.
  
• Pauline Johnson, a native poet, was born near Brantford.
  
• Karen Kain, a famous ballerina, was born in Hamilton.
  
• Actors/comedians Dan Aykroyd and Jim Carrey were born in Ontario.
  
• Singer/songwriter Alanis Morissette was born in Ottawa.
  
• Ontario became a province in 1867.
  
• During WW1 manufacturing grew in Ontario.
  
• After WWII the automobile industry grew.
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• Four of the five Great Lakes are in Ontario. (Superior, Huron, Erie, Ontario)
  
• St. Lawrence River and the Ottawa River are names of two long rivers.
  
• Water covers about one-sixth of the province. There are 250,000 lakes.
  
• Forests cover two-thirds of Ontario.
  
• Ontario is divided into three regions :
• Great Lakes - St. Lawrence Lowlands, Canadian Shield and Hudson Bay Lowlands
  
• Hudson Bay Lowlands : wetlands and small bushes
  
• Candian Shield : rocky with forests, minerals and water (hyrdo-electric power)
  
• Hudson Bay Lowlands and the Shield cover 90 percent of Ontario.
  
• Great Lakes-St.Lawrence Lowlands : good soil for farming
  
• Niagara Falls (a part of the Niagara River) is in Ontario.
  
• In one second Niagara Falls pours out enough water to fill two large swimming pools.
  
• In 1959, the St. Lawrence Seaway was opened. The seaway links the Great Lakes and the Atlantic Ocean.
  
• Ontario is one of the provinces in Eastern Canada
  
• It is the second-largest province.
  
• Quebec is east, Manitoba is west, Great Lakes are south, Hudson Bay and James Bay are north.
  
• Ontario's capital city is Toronto. Toronto has a large financial district and the stock exchange.
  
• Ottawa, the capital of Canada, is in southern Ontario.
  
• flower - Trillium, tree - Eastern White Pine, bird -Common Loon
  
• The Iroquoians called Ontario "Kanadario" meaning "sparkling water."
  
• Ontario's motto is "Loyal she began, loyal she remains".
  
• The first people were the Huron, Iroquois, Neutral, Ojibwa, Cree, Ottawa, Nipissin, and Algonquin.
  
• Ontario is the home of over 12 million people. (12,541,400 in 2005)
  
• Most of the people live in the southern part of the province.
  
• The largest city is Toronto with 5.3 million people.(2005)
  
• Over half of the people in Toronto were born in other countries.
  
• Many are of Italian, German, Chinese, Portuguese, Indian, Polish and Caribbean origin.
  
• Some other cities are Ottawa, London, Thunder Bay and Hamilton.
  

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