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While in Ottawa, wander its streets to explore these provincial plaques that contribute to Ontario’s unique history. Meet some of the people who played a part in the city’s development. And stop along the way to see some of the architectural wonders of the nation’s capital.

Put on your walking shoes and explore Toronto’s downtown core as you journey up Yonge Street to Bloor Street (duration: 90 minutes) — with a few detours along the way.

With eight stops, this easy 45-minute walking tour showcases many aspects of our history — all in one convenient downtown Toronto location.

The plaques on this 45-minute driving tour showcase how several of the small communities along the shore of Lake Ontario got started and how they contributed to the province’s development.

This 90-minute driving tour shows how the many provincial plaques located in Thunder Bay speak to that city’s role in the expansion of trade and communications routes in Ontario’s northwest.

This 45-minute drive takes you to some of the key military spots in and around Kingston. From the landing place of loyalists to the start of the Rideau Canal to the splendour of Fort Henry and the Royal Military College, this tour is perfect for those interested in Ontario’s military history.