this aspect of the economy. Described by the city as "Niagara's South Coast", Port Colborne features live theatre, golfing, trails, fishing, beaches, restaurants, recreation, a marina, and shopping districts along the Welland Canal. Notable sites in Port Colborne include: The Welland Canal Port Colborne Port Promenade The Friendship Trail HH Knoll Lakeview Park The Welland Canals Parkways Trail Nickel Beach Lock 8 Gateway Park Sugarloaf Harbour Marina Historical and Marine Museum Education There are two high schools in Port Colborne, Port Colborne High School (commonly called Port High) and the Lakeshore Catholic High School (formerly a public high school called Lockview Park Secondary School). Lockview closed in 1987. Notable people David Lametti, federal Minister of Justice Tony Dekker, singer/songwriter of folk band Great Lake Swimmers Jim Gregory, NHL General Manager (Toronto Maple Leafs) Ted 'Teeder' Kennedy, NHL hockey player Helen Kinnear, first woman appointed judge by the federal government Joseph "Bronco" Horvath, NHL hockey player Floyd G. Robinson, teacher and educator Melissa McIntyre, actress (Degrassi: The Next Generation) Don Simmons, NHL hockey player Lynton 'Red' Wilson, former CEO of BCE Inc., chancellor of McMaster University, and officer of the Order of Canada DeFranco Family, 1970s pop group Francis William "Dinty" Moore, goaltender for the 1936 Canadian men's Olympic hockey team Lieutenant Colonel Russell Lambert Boyle, Commanding Officer of the 10th Battalion, Canadian Expeditionary Force. Killed at the 2nd Battle of Ypres, April 1915. Alexis Davis, mixed martial artist Elmer Iseler, choral conductor Matt Craven, actor Vance Badawey, politician References External links Cities in Ontario Lower-tier municipalities in Ontario Populated places on Lake Erie in Canada Important Bird Areas of Ontario