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Cairine Wilson Secondary School

Cairine Wilson Secondary School is an Ottawa-Carleton District School Board high school in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada. It is the main English-language school in the eastern suburb of Orleans. It is located on 975 Orleans Boulevard in the northern edge of the suburb, near the Ottawa River. The school opened in 1975. It was named after Cairine Wilson, Canada's first female Senator. Courses offered French Immersion, Outdoor Education, Transportation Technology (Auto-shop), Foods and Nutrition, Comparative World Religions and Philosophy, Law and Business, Fine Arts including Visual Arts, Drama, Integrated theatrical production course, Instrumental music, Physical Education, Family studies, Co-operative Placements, Computer Technology, Media studies, Integrated cross curricular Character Education program, Sports Cairine Wilson SS has an athletics program with over 11 sports teams that are regular top contenders in the National Capital Secondary Schools Athletic Association. They Offer Multiple different teams, such as Rugby, Soccer, Basketball, Baseball, Hockey, Swimming, Touch Football, Field Hockey, and more. Stabbing incident On Thursday, April 20, 2000 a 15-year-old boy entered the school with a kitchen knife (steak knife) in his backpack, which he brought from home. The boy could not be named due to the Young Offenders Act after being charged with one count of attempted murder, five counts of assault with a weapon and one count of possessing a dangerous weapon. The incident began with an argument during lunch hour, outside the library on the second floor. The boy threatened a fellow student before finally stabbing him with a knife. The boy then ran through the school and stabbed another student, while a third student was stabbed by the computer room and two more inside the room. One of the victims was a technician who was stabbed in the back. The principal at the time, Michael Jordan, talked the teenaged boy down and convinced him to give up the knife, but not before attempting to inflict wounds on his own wrists. The boy was afterwards described as a "loner" and had often been bullied and teased about his appearance. Notable alumni Robert Esche (NHL player, president of the Utica Comets) Tom Green (Actor, comedian) Rachel Homan (Olympic curler) Devon Nichoslon (Olympic wrestler) Cassandre Prosper (basketball player) Marc Savard (NHL player) Aaron Ward (NHL player, sportscaster) Steve Washburn (NHL player) Sean Whyte (NHL player) Nishanthan Yogakrishnan (Conspirator in the 2006 Ontario terrorism plot.) See also Education in Ontario List of secondary schools in Ontario References External links School Website OCDSB Website 2006-2007 OCDSB School Profile 2005-2006 OCDSB School Profile 2004-2005 OCDSB School Profile
Caledonia Centennial Public School

The Caledonia Centennial Public School is an elementary school located in Caledonia, Ontario, Canada, North of the Grand River on 110 Shetland St. The school teaches grades Junior Kindergarten to 8. The current principal is Colleen Kelly. The school mascot is the Cougar. The school colours worn by its sports teams are gold and blue. Start and finish times are 8:40 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. respectively. French Immersion is available for grades JK–4 with plans of becoming a dual track French immersion and English school by 2019. The school was built in 1967, the Canadian Centennial (hence the name). The current school replaced the smaller schoolhouse where the Caledonia Presbyterian Church currently stands. Centennial is currently part of the Grand Erie District School Board. The school has three floors and a gym/stage. The school now has many portables outside as classes as the school has begun to overflow. The school is not equipped with an elevator but recently received a wheelchair walkway to the entrance. Recent history In the mid-nineties to 2000s, the school had two tire playgrounds (one climbing and another for running on), a slide beside the building, a playground, and swings by the church. The slide was taken away likely because teachers could not see it easily, both tire equipment were burnt down by arsonists and the swings were taken away for likely the same reasons as the slide. However, a misleading box of stones was built closer to the school but no swings were ever put in. Two Tetherball games were introduced but as of mid-2006. Two Four Square games were also made and are used every recess. The baseball field is also accessible. Twin soccer fields are used almost daily. There are 4 sand pits for track and field and two basketball courts. The playground consists of 2 slides, a fire pole, monkey bars, and a tic tac-toe game. The wooden deck that remained from the original slide has since been paved over and fenced in. There are pizza days, fundraisers, spirit days, etc. Planned by Student's Council Members (students) of the school. There is one dance a year planned by the school (Valentine's Day) but also many afterschool dances planned by a local daycare (Cypress) and one Meet the Teacher night. The school and its School Council are currently fundraising to install a new state-of-the-art playground and with the anticipated influx of new students due to a 3500-home subdivision being built in the area, portables have been added to the school. References External links Caledonia Centennial Public School
Caliper Lake Provincial Park

Caliper Lake Provincial Park is a small provincial park in northwestern Ontario, near the township of Nestor Falls. The park occupies 147 hectares (360 acres) alongside Caliper Lake. The facility is open for day use and overnight camping from mid-May to mid-September. The park features 83 campsites, many with electrical hookups, and some which may be rented for the entire season. The park offers many amenities, including a sandy beach, hiking trails, playground equipment, fish cleaning facilities, boat launches, bathrooms, and showers. Canoes, kayaks, and bicycles are available for rental. The park is known for its beautiful red and white pine trees. Fish found in the lake include northern pike, walleye, crappie, and smallmouth bass. Pelicans, cranes, ducks, loons, and bald eagles are just some of the birds that can be found on the lake. The park was closed for overnight camping in 2013 by the Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources. The township of Sioux Narrows-Nestor Falls reached an agreement with the Ministry of Natural Resources for the township to assume operation of the park. References External links Official website
Caliper Lake Provincial Park

Caliper Lake Provincial Park är en park i Kanada. Den ligger i provinsen Ontario, i den sydöstra delen av landet, 1 400 km väster om huvudstaden Ottawa. Caliper Lake Provincial Park ligger 352 meter över havet. Den ligger vid sjön Caliper Lake. Terrängen runt Caliper Lake Provincial Park är platt. Trakten runt Caliper Lake Provincial Park är nära nog obefolkad, med mindre än två invånare per kvadratkilometer.. I omgivningarna runt Caliper Lake Provincial Park växer i huvudsak blandskog. Kommentarer Källor
Calumet Island

Calumet Island is an island on the St. Lawrence River, located in the Town of Clayton in Jefferson County, New York. The island formerly featured one of the earliest examples of the large castles built in the Thousand Islands region during the late 19th and early 20th centuries, of which Boldt Castle is a surviving example. History New York tobacco tycoon Charles G. Emery, a pioneering developer of the Thousand Islands region during the 1800s, purchased what was then known as Powder Horn Island in 1882. He changed the island's name to "Calumet", a French, colonial-era word often used for a Native American ceremonial pipe, in reference to the island's shape. Construction of a castle began on the island in 1893, and was completed the following year. Once completed, the castle boasted 30 rooms, including a ballroom. Outbuildings and other improvements included a water tower, a lagoon for his steam yachts, a guesthouse, a boathouse and an ice house. The castle on Calumet Island was among the first such grand structures in the Thousand Islands region, predating the still-standing Boldt Castle, for which construction began in 1900, but built several years after the completion of Castle Rest in 1888. Emery's second wife died on his birthday on July 20, 1907; in accordance to her wishes, she was allowed to pass away at the castle. Afterwards, Emery locked the castle door for good. Charles Emery died in 1915, leaving the $4 million estate to his son Frank and grandson Charles G. Emery II. The castle remained vacant until a fire destroyed much of the structure in 1956. Today, all that remains is the water tower (which has been converted to a light house), ice house, power house, skiff house, servant's house, boat house, and the staircase that led up to the castle. In the 1960s and early 1970s, Calumet Island was the site of the Calumet Island Marina, and included a restaurant and bar as well. As of 2011, the island is owned by the Rawson family who use it for summer holidays. References External links Calumet Castle images from the Thousand Islands Museum on New York Heritage
Calvin Presbyterian Church (Toronto)

Calvin Presbyterian Church is a Presbyterian Church in Canada congregation in the Deer Park area of Toronto, Ontario, Canada. The church building is located at 26 Delisle Avenue, close to Yonge Street and St. Clair Avenue. History The congregation began as a "Minority Group" from nearby Deer Park Presbyterian Church (subsequently Deer Park United Church) that voted against joining the United Church of Canada in 1925. First known as "Hill District Presbyterians", they later named their congregation after Reformation leader John Calvin. The church building was designed in 1926 by the firm of Wickson and Gregg. Calvin Presbyterian is part of the Churches on the Hill group, an ecumenical association of congregations, including Deer Park United, that meet regularly for study, fellowship, and local pursuits. Senior Ministers The Rev. Dr. Joseph Wasson, 1926–1955 The Rev. Dr. Douglas Herron, 1956–1985 The Rev. Dr. Kendrick Borden, 1987–2000 The Rev. Ian A.R. McDonald, 2002–c. 2011 The Rev. Dr. Emily Bisset, 2012–present Music facility Musicians and recording engineers value the unique reverberation pattern of the Calvin Presbyterian sanctuary, with its similarity to the Sofiensaal in Vienna. References External links Calvin Presbyterian Church website Archived 2016-06-05 at the Wayback Machine
Cambridge Centre

Cambridge Centre is a shopping mall in Cambridge, Ontario, Canada. In the 1980s, Hespeler Road became the city's major commercial area, and is now known as the Highway 24/Hespeler Road Commercial District. The main anchor store was a Hudson's Bay, which closed in June 2025. Construction recently transformed the previous anchor store Target into part of the mall adding SportChek on the front side and Kingpin on the backside. History Cambridge Centre opened in 1996, on a site previously occupied by the John Galt Centre which was constructed in 1973. A Right House department store had been located in the John Galt Centre. The original anchors of the mall were Miracle Mart (at the current Marks, Marshalls, King Pin & Sport Chek sites) and Miracle Food Mart (at the current Forever 21 store site). The 1996 conversion and expansion doubled the length of the main shopping corridor with a fountain and new food court joining the old with the new. The construction of a 2-storey The Bay Department Store as the north anchor, the area which previously housed Miracle Mart and The Right House was expanded and reconstructed for Zellers which became the south anchor, and the previous Sears Outlet Store was converted into a 10-screen Cambridge Centre Cinemas. The mall underwent further expansion in 2002, which saw the construction of the 2 story Sears Department Store with many new stores, the relocation of the food court to the new wing and a National Hockey League-sized ice rink known as the Cambridge Ice Centre. The new wing shaped like a horseshoe connects to the main corridor and now the mall has reached its current size. Since 1996, $100 million has been invested in the enhancement of Cambridge Centre. Community involvement Cambridge Centre supports charities in the Waterloo Region, with a Community Kiosk that is available free of charge to registered local charities. Anchors Indigo Books and Music Sport Chek Dollarama Marshalls Urban Behavior Ardene Galaxy Cinemas Former anchors Target Canada (divided into multiple store which includes Sport Chek and Marshalls) Zellers (converted to Target Canada) Sears Canada (converted to Urban Behavior) Hudson's Bay See also CF Fairview Park Mall Conestoga Mall Transit terminal Cambridge Centre is one of the principal interchange points for Grand River Transit buses in Cambridge. The terminal was moved to a new structure outside the front entrance of the mall, facing Hespeler Road, in December 2016. GRT's South Garage is also located nearby, on Conestoga Boulevard. The terminal had previously been located on the south side of the mall, on Dunbar Road. Currently, as of May 10, the bus terminal is regularly serviced by 10 local bus routes and 1 rapid transit route, being the 302 ION bus. References
Cambridge Elementary School

Cambridge Elementary/Primary School may refer to: Australia Cambridge Primary School, Hoppers Crossing, Victoria Cambridge Primary School, Cambridge, Tasmania Canada Cambridge Elementary School (Surrey, British Columbia) Cambridge Public School, Ottawa, Ontario Cambridge Public School, Embrun, Ontario United Kingdom University of Cambridge Primary School Cambridge Primary School, a school in Barrow-in-Furness United States Cambridge Elementary School, in the Mount Diablo Unified School District, Contra Costa County, California Cambridge Elementary School, Vacaville, California Cambridge Elementary School, Cocoa, Florida Cambridge Elementary School, Kendall Park, New Jersey Cambridge Elementary School, Jeffersonville, Vermont Cambridge Public School and High School, Cambridge, Wisconsin See also Cambridge Public School District Cambridge School (disambiguation) Cambridge High School (disambiguation)
Cameron Heights Collegiate Institute

Cameron Heights Collegiate Institute is a public secondary school in Kitchener, Ontario, run by the Waterloo Region District School Board. It is part of the International Baccalaureate (IB) program. The school is located at 301 Charles St. E. As of the 2021–2022 school year, the school has 1,715 students. The school is also one of only two secondary schools in Ontario with its own campus radio station. IB program The International Baccalaureate's (IB) Diploma Programme is a two-year curriculum, primarily for students aged 16 to 19. Previous to the two years of enrolling into the IB program, students may enroll in taking "Pre-IB" courses. Higher level (HL) courses offered include Biology, Chemistry, History, Psychology, and English. Standard level (SL) courses offered include Mathematics Analysis and Approaches, a choice between French B or Spanish Ab Initio, and a choice between Business Management, Visual Arts, Physics, or Chemistry. While Mathematics Applications and Interpretations was previously offered, it was removed due to low enrollment. The Extended Essay, Theory of Knowledge (IB Course), and CAS make up the rest of the IB Diploma. Sports and clubs The school's teams are known as the Golden Gaels, and Cameron's mascot is Scotty, the Golden Gael. The school also has a radio station known as "88.5 Gael FM", and provides radio shows daily for the school (morning, and lunch time). The CHCI Debate Team is particularly active, attending Nationals and North Americans four years running. The Multicultural Club also puts on a multi-cultural show every year that draws hundreds of spectators from around the KW area. The school has won 6 straight WCSSAA track and field championships, 5 consecutive CWOSSA appearances for the senior boys curling team, 5 WCSSAA titles in 6 years for the cross country team, as well as OFSAA gold by badminton and tennis athletes. Architecture The school was built in 1967. At the time, it was the largest secondary school built in Ontario in one phase. At the front entrance to the school is a tall three-arch portico constructed out of stainless steel. There are two datestones by the entrance, one of which is inscribed "1867" (Canada's year of confederacy). Transportation The school is located on Charles St. E. in Kitchener, Ontario, one block east of Kitchener Market ION light rail station. Local Grand River Transit bus routes that stop nearby are the 2, 3, 6, 7, and 8. Notable alumni Lennox Lewis, former undisputed heavyweight boxing champion Bernie Ruoff, CFL All-Star football player Ronnie Pfeffer, CFL placekicker, 2x Grey Cup Champion Liza Fromer, journalist Tracy Ryan, actress Scott Stevens, NHL All-Star hockey player Aaron Wilson, NLL lacrosse player Robbyn Hermitage, Olympic badminton player Tyler Varga, NFL running back, Indianapolis Colts See also Education in Ontario List of secondary schools in Ontario List of Waterloo Region, Ontario schools References External links Official website Cameron Heights Library
Кэмпбелл-хаус (Торонто)

Кэмпбелл-хаус (англ. Campbell House) — историческое здание и музей в Торонто, в провинции Онтарио, в Канаде. Здание было построено в 1822 году для верховного судьи Верхней Канады сэра Уильяма Кэмпбелла. Особняк является одним из немногих сохранившихся образцов георгианской архитектуры в Торонто, построенных в позднем георгианском стиле, известном также, как палладианство. В настоящее время здание является историческим домом-музеем. Дом изначально нахадился на участке земли в 1,5 км к юго-востоку от его нынешнего местоположения, на пересечении современных улиц Аделаид-стрит и Фредерик-стрит. Точнее, он стоял в начале Фредерик-стрит, на месте, в настоящее время занятом зданием колледжа шеф-поварома Джорджа Брауна. После смерти сэра Уильяма Кэмпбелла в 1834 году, в особняке жила его вдова. На протяжении большей части XIX века здание оставалось частной резиденцией. До 1890 года в нём жили разные видные граждане Торонто. Когда район, в котором находился особняк, превратился в коммерческую и промышленную зону, в здании разместились офисы компаний и предприятий. В 1972 году последний владелец особняка, компания Коутс-Холмарк Гритинг Кардс, решил снести дом, чтобы расширить свою автостоянку. До сноса компания предлагала дом всем, кто мог бы взять его в собственность. Профессиональная ассоциация судебных адвокатов, известная как Общество адвокатов, начала кампанию по спасению здания. Они приобрели для него место на пересечении Университетского проспекта и улицы Куин-Стрит-Уэст. С помощью грузовых автомобилей технического обслуживания Комиссии по транзиту в Торонто трёхсоттонный особняк был перенесен на 1617 метров на северо-запад от улицы Аделаид-стрит к северной стороне улицы Куин-Стрит-Уэст 30 марта 1972 года. Сам процесс перемещения оказался увлекательным зрелищем и привлек большую аудиторию. Власти перекрыли в центре города несколько улиц. Королева-мать Елизавета открыла полностью восстановленный особняк 1 апреля 1972 года. Сохранение дома стало поворотным моментом в политике сохранения традиционной архитектуры в Торонто. В 1950-х и 1960-х годах дома XIX века сносились быстро. Архитектор Эрик Артур даже предсказал, что к 2000 году в городе не останется ни одного здания старше ста лет. Спасение особняка, привело к возникновению движения по спасению других местных достопримечательностей, которым угрожал снос. Особняк принадлежит городу Торонто. Он служит как историческим дом-музеем, так и клубом для членов Общества адвокатов. В музее также находится художественная галерея. На территории возле особняка проводятся выставки, в том числе выставка 2013 года канадского современного художника Харли Валентайн под названием «Варвары у ворот». Примечания Ссылки Campbell House Museum Website (англ.)
Campbellford District High School

Campbellford District High School is a high school in the community of Campbellford in the municipality of Trent Hills, Northumberland County, Ontario, Canada. It is part of the Kawartha Pine Ridge District School Board. As of September 2009 it had 709 students. In the Fraser Institute's Report Card on Ontario's Secondary Schools 2011, the school was ranked 432 out of 727 secondary schools in Ontario with an overall rating of 5.8 out of 10. See also Education in Ontario List of secondary schools in Ontario References External links Official website School page at the Kawartha Pine Ridge District School Board
Campbellford Memorial Hospital

The Campbellford Memorial Hospital is an Ontario class G 38-bed hospital in the community of Campbellford, municipality of Trent Hills, Northumberland County in central Ontario, Canada. It opened in 1953, and is the largest employer in the community. It serves approximately 40,000 residents across Northumberland, Peterborough, and Hastings Counties. The hospital also serves a significant number of seasonal residents and tourists during the summer months. Facilities Strategically positioned between Belleville, Cobourg and Peterborough, CMH offers a robust range of acute care services, including an Inpatient Unit, Special Care Unit, Diagnostic Imaging Department, Laboratory, a variety of Out-Patient Clinics and a 24/7 Emergency Department. In addition, the hospital also supports vital community programs such as Mental Health services, the Geriatric Assessment and Intervention Network (GAIN), and Supportive Housing initiatives. References External links Official website
UOttawa station

uOttawa station is a light rail station on the O-Train Line 1, located on the University of Ottawa campus. Location Located just east of the Rideau Canal at the western terminus of Somerset Street East, the station services the University of Ottawa's southern section and the Sandy Hill neighbourhood. A pedestrian and bicycle tunnel runs under the station, linking the university with paths along the canal. History uOttawa station replaces Campus station and the nearby Laurier station, which were bus rapid transit (BRT) stations on Ottawa's Transitway that served the University of Ottawa. Campus station was the easternmost bus station located within Ottawa's downtown core, serving mainly as a drop-off and pickup for pedestrians, especially university students and staff. Laurier station, as its name suggests, was located at the Laurier Avenue East and Waller intersection, serving the Desmarais Building for the Telfer School of Management and the Faculty of Arts. The Corktown Footbridge over the Rideau Canal was opened in September 2006 to link the Campus station to the Golden Triangle neighbourhood east of Elgin Street. The station became an O-Train station on the Confederation Line starting on September 14, 2019, and it was renamed uOttawa. Layout uOttawa station is an at-grade side platform station. One entrance is located at platform level on the northeastern (westbound) side of the station; another is located in the station's underground concourse, which opens onto the public pedestrian and bicycle tunnel. The bicycle tunnel emerges as a large S-curve just north of the station. The station has two artworks. One, Train of Thought by Derek Michael Besant, is a series of portraits located in the pedestrian/cycle tunnel, whose appearance shifts as one walks past them. The other, Sphere Field by Kenneth Emig, is a sculpture of a mirrored sphere in a glass case, and is located on the plaza just to the north of the station. Service The following routes serve uOttawa as of October 6, 2019: Notes Route 10 is available nearby at the corner of Somerset Street East and King Edward Avenue. Route 56 serves this station during peak hours on weekdays but serves this station all day on weekends. References External links