area, the land is devoted chiefly to agriculture. Much of the arable land is devoted to raising corn, strawberries and cash crops. In recent decades, Flamborough has become home to commuters and hobby farmers in the Golden Horseshoe. It has easy access to secondary highways, especially with the opening of an interchange with Highway 403 at Waterdown Road, granting easier access for traffic to/from Toronto. Notable attractions operated as commercial enterprises include: African Lion Safari, with land mammals and birds of prey in an open air zoo Flamboro Downs, featuring harness racing, and slot machines Flamboro Speedway, featuring car racing Rockton Airport, a privately-owned Sailplane aerodrome, offering flight training and visitor rides. Rockton World's Fair, an agricultural exhibition held every Thanksgiving Weekend (Canadian) Local Media The Flamborough Review is a community newspaper published every Thursday by Metroland Media. Metroland acquired the Review in 2003. Gallery See also List of townships in Ontario References External links Flamborough Information and Community Services Neighbourhoods in Hamilton, Ontario Populated places disestablished in 2000 Former towns in Ontario