now closed due to six large wind-turbine power generators on the airfield. The airport is also home to Haldimand County's newest museum, the No. 6 RCAF Dunnville Museum. It has also been the home of the Driver Rehabilitation Centre for the reality television program Canada's Worst Driver since 2010. The Grand River and nearby Lake Erie offers aquatic activities including swimming, sailing, windsurfing, canoeing and features prime locations for fishing. Nearby are Byng Island Conservation Area, Rock Point Provincial Park and Port Maitland's new pier. In the fall, Rock Point hosts thousands of monarch butterflies heading south. Dunnville is also the site of one of the largest expanses of provincially significant wetlands in Ontario; bird watching and nature photography are practised there. Smuckers Foods of Canada Co., which operates the Bick's Pickle Plant (Dunnville's largest factory), provides employment for a small percentage of the town's population, mainly students. In 2001, Bick's head office facility in Scarborough, Ontario was shut down and operations were transferred to the Dunnville location, where it remained until the end of November 2011, at which point it closed. This community is the easternmost city that belongs to the Green Energy Hub of Southern Ontario. 2009 Grand River flood On February 13, 2009, the Grand River flooded when the river ice thawed, damaging Cayuga and Dunnville. The next day, the CCGC Griffon proceeded up the river to help clear ice. Education Public education is administered by the Grand Erie District School Board. Schools located in Dunville include: Dunnville Secondary School Mapleview Elementary School Thompson Creek Elementary School Notable people James N. Allan, politician Ryan Barnes, hockey player John Bowen, Bishop of Sierra Leone Cory Conacher, Former National Hockey League (NHL) player for the Ottawa Senators Peter DeBoer, NHL coach David Fenyves, retired NHL player W. A. Fry, Dunnville Chronicle publisher and president of the Ontario Hockey Association, Canadian Amateur Hockey Association and Amateur Athletic Union of Canada Jim Gregory, Past General Manager for the Toronto Maple Leafs Ryan Hayashi, magician Nathan Horton, NHL player for the Toronto Maple Leafs Matt Roik, professional lacrosse goaltender for the Washington Stealthy See also List of unincorporated communities in Ontario References Communities in Haldimand County Former towns in Ontario Populated places on the Grand River (Ontario) Populated places disestablished in 1974