Visit a National Historic Site in Ontario

Across the country, there are hundreds of locations, buildings, homes, and other sites that are known for their historical significance in Canada. In Ontario alone, there are more than 250 national history sites, 39 of which are administered by Parks Canada. Entry to some of these sites are free, or low cost, and exploring them during your studies is a great way to get to know more about the province and country you live in. Some notable sites include the McCrae House, where famous poet John McCrae lived, Beausoleil Island National Historic Site, the largest Island in the Georgian Bay National Park, and the Rideau Canal National Historic Site, which is also a World Heritage Site. Which piece of Canadian history do you hope to discover?