Another summer is coming to an end, with the back to school excitement in the air, and a new schedule falling into place. Regardless of whether you are looking to change the school your child attends, or are just curious about what is offered in your area, here is a list of the top schools in Milton.
Read MoreSpring is in the air, and the weather is getting warmer, which means it is the perfect time to get outdoors and enjoy what nature has to offer! If you are wondering where to go, here are some of our favourite parks and conservation areas close to Summervale and Bowmanville.
Situated right in the heart of Bowmanville, this park is perfect for the whole family. The park is a total of 2.02 hectares, and it features a paved walkway, two playgrounds (for different age groups), a baseball diamond, benches, a gazebo, and a splash pad. So whether you are looking to go for a nice walk, or spend an entire day with the family, this park is perfect for whatever your plans may be!
Deep in the heart of Ontario lies a small community rich with history and Canadian heritage. Woodbridge, Ontario was officially established in 1855 when the post office first opened as a result of growing population and industry. The settlement was developed around the Humber River, with perfect conditions for agriculture, which resulted in a thriving farming community.
March Break: It’s the time of year when the weather is getting warmer, and you and your family are itching to get out and do something together. Lucky for you, there are many activities in Bowmanville and the surrounding area that are fun for people of all ages!
Getting outdoors at this time of year is an activity the entire family can enjoy. The Long Sault Conservation Area offers over 18KM of trails that feature mountain biking, cross country ski trails, picnic areas, and hiking trails. The park is part of the Central Ontario Conservation Authority, is open year round, and is only a 19 minute drive from Bowmanville. For more information, you can visit their website at http://cloca.ca/con_areas/CAlongsault.php
Every year on February 14 we are faced with another Valentine’s Day. For singles and couples alike, the pressure is on to celebrate this day of passion. The task of showing your love doesn’t have to be cookie cutter. There is more to romance than fancy dinners, roses and chocolates. An adventurous, fun day, possibly outside your comfort zone, can create a special memory. Break away from routine Valentine’s Days with these four unconventional Valentine’s Day activities in Bowmanville and Vaughan.
