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Lindsay is the working heart of the City of Kawartha Lakes, a single-tier municipality so large it swallowed a whole county’s worth of villages. The Scugog River runs through town and connects into the Trent-Severn Waterway, which means boats pass through on their way between Lake Ontario and Georgian Bay all summer.
New Westminster was the capital of British Columbia before Victoria took the title, and the city has never entirely let go of that. It is the oldest incorporated city in the province, built up a steep bank above the Fraser, which means the streets climb hard away from the water and the view improves the whole way.
Caledon is a town with no downtown, and that is the whole point. It stretches across a huge rural chunk of Peel Region along the Niagara Escarpment, a scattering of villages joined by concession roads: Bolton in the east, Caledon East in the middle, and Alton, Inglewood and Belfountain out toward the Credit valley.
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