Brantford
Located an hour from Toronto, Brantford is known as the Telephone City, the tournament capital of Ontario and the birthplace of Wayne Gretzky! It is an exciting city with much to do. From outdoor adventure to vibrant shopping areas and cultural attractions, Brantford has much to see and do in a city that still feels like a "town." Peruse this website for event happenings, tour and accommodation options and attractions information.
Still have questions? Contact Tourism Brantford at 1-800-265-6299.
County of Brant
Encompassing the communitites of Burford Township, Mount Pleasant, Paris, St. George, Scotland, Oakland, Onondaga and Middleport, Brant County has some of the most pristine wildlife and natural throughout Southern Ontario. These communitites have so much to offer visitors: kayaking canoeing, trails and bike routes, unique shopping, great local eats, and fabulous festivals. Visit the County of Brant's website to learn more: www.brant.ca.
Six Nations of the Grand River
Located by the picturesque waters of the Grand River, Six Nations has a long and colourful history - one that is rooted in customs and traditions. It is also in the heart of one of the last remaining Carolinian forests in southern Ontario.
Its events, museums and galleries plus outdoor adventures like canoeing, kayaking, fishing and dinner cruises draw people from all over the world.
Drop by its Tourism office, located at 2498 Chiefswood Rd. in Ohsweken, Ontario. Call 519-758-5444 or visit the website at www.sntourism.com.
Mississaugas of the New Credit First Nation
The Mississaugas of the New Credit First Nation is located on 6,100 acres of land in southwestern Ontario, in the regional Municipality of Haldimand-Norfolk, immediately west of the Town of Hagersville and approximately 32-km southeast of the city of Brantford and 30-km southwest of the city of Hamilton.
The term New Credit is in recognition to their history of trading along the shore of the Credit River which was located around the city of Toronto. The city of Mississauga owes its name to the Mississaugas of the New Credit.
The Mississaugas of the New Credit First Nation provides a warm welcome and hospitality. If visiting in August, make sure to attend the "Three Fires" Homecoming Powwow held annually at the Woodland pageant grounds.
For more information, visit their website at www.newcreditfirstnation.com or contact 905-768-1133.