Road Trip #7 Rural Belleville and Trenton

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One of the first Baptist missionaries to serve the scattered communities along the north shore of Lake Ontario, Turner came to Upper Canada...

The name of the hamlet of Corbyville recognizes the Corby family's considerable legacy in Hastings County.... READ MORE

The City of Belleville has dedicated a ball field in Thurlow Park to the late George Beer, councillor and avid sports fan.

This farming town northwest of Belleville features a number of historic buildings bearing plaques describing the original uses of those structures.

Stone Church, one of three known cobblestone churches in Ontario, is part of a small group of cobblestone buildings in this area.

This "remarkable little town" has the distinction of being home of Ontario's oldest municipal government.