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Facility Greenhouse Gas Emissions Reporting Program – Overview of Reported 2010 Emissions
4 Short-term Change, 2009–2010
Over the past year, total emissions reported by facilities increased by 10.8 Mt CO2eq (a 4.3% increase from the revised 2009 reported total of 251 Mt). This increase occurred across all sectors with the exception of "Other," which includes various types of facilities such as pipeline transportation of natural gas, solid waste landfills and universities (decrease of 0.9 Mt). Of the sectors that increased, the Mining, Quarrying, and Oil and Gas Extraction (6.2 Mt) and Manufacturing (3.0 Mt) sectors demonstrated the largest increase. The Utilities sector as a whole increased emissions by 2.5 Mt.
The increase in reported emissions can be explained by two different factors: an increase in the number of reporting facilities and an increase in emissions from facilities that reported in both 2009 and 2010. There was an overall increase of the number of facilities reporting, from 533 to 537. Examples of specific changes observed in the number of facilities that reported between 2009 and 2010, contributing to this overall change, include:
- An additional 14 Manufacturing facilities reported over the past year.
- An increase of 10 Mining, Quarrying, and Oil and Gas Extraction facilities reported in 2010.
- There was a decline of 25 reporting facilities in the Utilities sector: these facilities decided not to voluntarily report again in 2010. Emissions from these 25 facilities accounted for 0.06 Mt of GHGs in 2009.
There were 11 facilities that reported their 2009 emissions at the same time as their 2010 emissions. The increase in the number of facilities reporting (both voluntary reporters and those required to report) can be partly attributed to new provincial reporting regulations in Ontario and British Columbia as well as a greater knowledge by the regulated community of the reporting requirements both federally and provincially. Both of these provinces now require facilities to report their GHG emissions and related information, starting with 2010 information. The British Columbia and Ontario reporting thresholds are lower than the federal 50-kt threshold.
Understanding the short-term change from comparable facilities provides a more accurate representation of the overall change in the reported emissions as it removes the variability in the number of facilities reporting each year. "Comparable facilities" are defined as those that reported GHG emissions for each year being analyzed, and the short-term analysis included in this section of the report uses facilities that reported in both 2009 and 2010. For the years 2009 and 2010, there are 476 comparable facilities, and their emissions account for 99% of the total emissions reported for these two years.
Between 2009 and 2010, total emissions reported by comparable facilities show an overall increase of 8.2 Mt (or 3.3%). Carbon dioxide (CO2) representing the majority of total reported emissions (94%), increased by 9 Mt (or 3.9%). Reported emissions of hydrofluorocarbons (HFCs) also increased between 2009 and 2010, largely due to two facilities which increased their use of HFCs. This is not necessarily indicative of an overall national trend in HFC emissions.
Net increases were recorded in the reported emissions for comparable facilities in the Mining, Quarrying, and Oil and Gas Extraction (4.9 Mt), Manufacturing (2.4 Mt), and Utilities sectors (2.0 Mt) (Table 2). Potential factors affecting these changes in reported emissions include variability in production volumes or operations, e.g. increases in demand due to economic factors, fewer shutdown periods.
Table 2 show the net increase of emissions for comparable facilities in the mining, Quarrying, and Oil and Gas Extraction (4.9 Mt), Manufacturing (2.4 Mt), Utilities sectors (2.0 Mt) and as well a decrease of emissions for comparable facilities in the others (1.1 Mt).
Industry Sector, Grouped by NAICSCode | Number of Facilities | Emissions (kt CO2eq) | |||
NAICS | NAICSDescription | 2009 | 2010 | Difference | |
21 | Mining, Quarrying, and Oil and Gas Extraction | 138 | 61 759 | 66 608 | 4 849 |
22 | Utilities | 87 | 101 935 | 103 950 | 2 056 |
31–33 | Manufacturing | 195 | 73 727 | 76 172 | 2 445 |
Other | Other** | 56 | 12 081 | 10 951 | -1 171 |
Totals | 476 | 249 503 | 257 682 | 8 179 |
* Comparable facilities are the 476 facilities that reported in both 2009 and 2010.
** "Other" includes various types of facilities such as pipeline transportation of natural gas, solid waste landfills and universities.
The 10 industries showing the largest changes in emissions (Figure 4) reported an overall increase in emissions of 7.9 Mt (representing 97% of the total short-term increase). The non-conventional oil extraction sector led, with an increase in emissions of 4.0 Mt, followed by a 2.5 Mt increase in emissions from iron and steel mills and ferro-alloy manufacturing. Emissions from facilities in the fossil-fuel electric power generation sector increased by 1.2 Mt.
Emission growth in the non-conventional oil extraction sector was driven by increases in bitumen production (20%) and synthetic crude (about 4%) between 2009 and 2010.7
The overall increase in manufacturing emissions is primarily the result of a turnaround in the economy. Nationally, manufacturing sales increased by 8%,8 contributing to the 3.2% increase in emissions since 2009. The domestic production of steel, following the demand for steel products by various sectors, notably increased (41%).9 There was also a significant increase (40%)10 in the export of steel pipe and tubing products, mainly to the U.S. This increase in steel production is reflected in the 22% increase in emissions for this sector.
Figure 4: Top 10 short-term changes by NAICS industry sector,42009–2010, for comparable facilities*
* Comparable facilities are the 476 facilities that reported in both 2009 and 2010.
Among provinces and territories, most provinces showed an increase in emissions from comparable facilities, except for Prince Edward Island, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick and Manitoba (Figure 5).
- The net increase of 5.6 Mtexperienced by Ontario facilities is largely due to an increase in emissions from fossil-fuel-based electric power generation (3.9 Mt), iron and steel manufacturing (2.0 Mt) and other electric power generation (0.9 Mt). Other basic organic chemical manufacturing and pipeline transportation of natural gas accounted for emission decreases of 0.7 Mt and 0.5 Mtrespectively.
- The 4.0 Mt increase experienced by comparable facilities in Alberta is largely due to an increase in emissions from non-conventional oil extraction.
- New Brunswick reported the largest decrease in emissions (2.0 Mt) from comparable facilities between 2009 and 2010, the majority of which occurred within the fossil-fuel-based electric power generation, which experienced a 1.9 Mt decrease.
Figure 5: Provincial short-term change, 2009–2010, for comparable facilities*
* Comparable facilities are the 476 facilities that reported in both 2009 and 2010.
7.Energy Resources Conservation Board. 2011. Alberta's Energy Reserves 2010 and Supply/Demand Outlook 2011-2020. ST98-2011.
8.Source: Statistics Canada, CANSIM Table 377-0008.
9.Source: Statistics Canada, CANSIM Table 41-019.
10.Source: Statistics Canada, CANSIM Table 303-0046.
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1954-56-type 2.5-Litre Maserati 250F Tipo 1 Historic Grand Prix Racing Single-Seater by Cameron Millar Chassis no. CM4 Engine no. 2505
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1954-56-type 2.5-Litre Maserati 250F Tipo 1 Historic Grand Prix Racing Single-Seater by Cameron Millar
Chassis no. CM4
Engine no. 2505
C'est à la fin des années 60 que l'histoire des Maserati 250 F version Cameron Millar débute.
A cette époque, ce dernier ayant racheté un châssis puis l'ancien stock de pièces détachées de l'écurie Centro Sud, se lance dans la reconstruction de voitures. Au total 12 exemplaires seront fabriqués, tous portant un numéro de châssis débutant par CM. Il est important de noter que les premières versions sont construites avec un maximum de pièces d'origine, telle que l'auto présentée, châssis CM4.
Cette 250 F a été engagée en course dès sa sortie des ateliers de 'Millar', par Stephen Griswold (pour le compte du propriétaire Corrado Cupellini).
Elle passera ensuite dans les mains de différents collectionneurs Italiens avant d'être acquise par Jacques Iuri vers 1988. Le propriétaire actuel a acheté la voiture en 1999.
Provenant d'une collection privée Italienne, 'CM4' nous est présentée comme en très bon état de fonctionnement (seule la synchro du premier rapport de boîte semble usée).
La carrosserie présente une très belle patine et n'a pas été engagée en compétition par le propriétaire actuel. Elle a néanmoins été conduite sur circuit il y a environ 18 mois.
Voici donc une très belle voiture de Grand Prix Historique créée par le maître incontesté des 250 F.
Son nouveau propriétaire éprouvera à son bord les sensations que l'illustre Fangio a pu connaître.
This magnificent Historic-racing Cameron Millar Maserati is a fine and very well-known car produced by this absolute master of the art of creating 1-to-1 scale Maserati Formula 1 cars which are built absolutely 'from the heart'. It was, as its chassis serial indicates, the fourth of the twelve such 250Fs which this veteran British ex-Royal Air Force pilot master-minded between 1972 and 1996.
It had been during the mid-1960s that after heated debate the British Vintage Sports Car Club decided to alter the cut-off date for its 'Historic' class of racing cars, moving it forward to 1960. This instantly made the Maserati 250Fs of the 1950s eligible to compete in VSCC events.
British enthusiasts had already initiated the search for redundant and obsolescent 1950s Formula 1 cars, and the fact that they now had a place to race added urgency. Squadron-Leader Cameron Millar was one of the first off the mark and, in 1964, buying Maserati 250F serial '2516' which he had located in Australia. He would later import further original cars into the UK before in effect - reviving the Maserati 250F production line.
The Cameron Millar Maseratis have long been recognised by the FIA and national Clubs as being eligible to receive FIA paperwork, and one 'CM' series car was campaigned by a sometime President of the FIA Historic Commission.
Of far greater significance, car 'CM3' was acquired by none other than the 250F's greatest contemporary exponent, Juan Manuel Fangio himself, for his Museum in Balcarce, Argentina.
The great five-times World Champion Driver professed himself lost in admiration for what Cameron Millar had achieved in the quality and 'good faith' embodied in these outstanding machines.
The 'CM' series cars have in fact appeared in almost every guise ever adopted by Maserati for their definitive open-wheeled, slipper-bodied 6-cylinder 250F machines. In 1969 Mr Millar bought what he believed to be original 250F chassis number '2504' from New Zealand. During restoration work he discovered it was in fact the car which had been labelled '2523' in its later life. He worked assiduously to collect available original 250F components, and bought a large quantity of spares thought at that time to be all that remained of the Scuderia Centro-Sud stock. He also acquired the factory's 250F chassis jigs, and became the man to whom other 250F owners turned for parts and help.
Former US GP-winning Formula 1 driver Innes Ireland had bought the wreck of car '2527' from the Hon. Patrick Lindsay and approached Cameron Millar for a replacement chassis. British frame specialist Frank Coltman constructed a fresh frame, plus two further chassis, one of earlier-style specification.
The whereabouts, and even the survival, of original chassis '2511' and '2522' were unknown at that time, and Mr Millar considered himself justified in so numbering the two 'recreations' that he then assembled. He was perfectly open about what he was doing, and when the original cars subsequently emerged from obscurity these two 'recreations' became accepted as Millar replica cars.
Receiving demand for similar machines Cameron Millar sold four more, and completed another for his own use. 'In the metal' these cars were effectively indistinguishable from the original-series machines. Mr Millar completed three himself while the others were sold effectively as customer kits for completion.
Two were built on 1954/56 Tipo 1 chassis frames of which the car offered here, 'CM4' is one. After a gap of some 12 years, Cameron Millar commissioned the British restoration company Hall & Fowler to produce two more 1957-type 250Fs. Including what had originally been labelled as '2511' and '2522' this brought the CM replica total to twelve.
Almost every one of the mechanical components employed in the earlier series CM cars such as 'CM4' now offered here were perfectly genuine period Maserati parts. Increasingly, modern-made parts were employed in the later cars, including entire 6-cylinder engines manufactured by British specialist Cyril Embrey. Several Historic racing 'genuine' 250Fs appearing in Historic racing in recent years have also employed Embrey-made power units and other modern-made components. The gene pool has essentially become mixed in order to keep so many of these wonderfully driveable and enjoyable Grand Prix cars active.
Car 'CM4' here was raced as new from the Millar stable by Stephen Griswold (for dealer/owner Corrado Cupellini). It passed subsequently through other Italian ownerships before passing to Jacques Iuri in France around 1988. It was acquired by its next long-term owner in France in 1999.
Now offered from a private Italian collection, we understand that 'CM4' is in full working order although 1st gear synchro seems 'weak'. The car is most attractively patinated and has not been raced during its present ownership, but has been driven on-track - most recently some 18 months ago.
Here is a wonderfully well presented and enormously useable Historic Grand Prix racing car created by the acknowledged master in this field and ready to bring 'the Fangio experience' to any capable owner/driver...as what is, in Historic GP Car terms, an affordable investment.
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This was the last print issue of the famous news magazine and advertisers were in there, booking their place in history. Now Newsweek is going all-digital - and the hope is that readers will want to carry on paying for it. Hmmm.
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The Daily was to be the first iPad newspaper but artificially restricting its circulation in this way helped kill that dream . Murdoch is now reportedly eyeing the Chicago Tribune and Los Angeles Times, with bankruptcy behind them. Let's hope Rupert still has some shots in his locker, driving forward his new print business.
The American newspaper business has been in the doldrums for years - the Washington Post's fire sale of Newsweek itself was clear evidence of that. This year we have seen the New Orleans Times Picayune stop daily publication, contenting itself with three issues a week. .
At the New York Times, still with an astonishing 1000-plus journalists on the payroll , ex-BBC chief Mark Thompson is settling in, hopefully with Savile-gate behind him, and concentrating on securing a digital future for the Old Grey Lady. I look forward to reporting developments there.
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think they say 5 years from when manufactured but if kept properly will prob stay good for 7 years or so, although why you would have it sitting round for years is beyond me...
5 year shelf life is what the package insert says. Kept out of light and stored in a cool dry place.


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It takes a lot to move the film and TV executives gathered for the awards, but a 16-year-old did just that.
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September 7, 2013, SaturdayCarter Gets Peace Award at Law School, Despite Criticism
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The editors of a journal at Yeshiva University's law school have set off a major conflict by bestowing a peace award on former President Jimmy Carter, who has harshly criticized Israel.
April 10, 2013, WednesdayJen Silverman Play Wins Yale Honor
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The Cornell senior Kyle Dake was awarded the Hodge Trophy as the nation's top wrestler.
March 30, 2013, Saturday2 Awards for Multicultural Books
A month ago a nonprofit called First Book, which promotes literacy among children in low-income communities, announced the Stories for All project, a program intended to prod publishers to print more multicultural books. Kyle Zimmer, First Book's chief executive, says that part of the...
March 11, 2013, MondayHefty New Literary Prizes Go to Nine Writers
Yale University announced on Monday the inaugural winners of the Windham Campbell Prizes , which are given to writers for outstanding achievement in fiction, nonfiction and drama. Nine prizes of $150,000 each are to be awarded to James Salter, Zoë Wicomb and Tom McCarthy in...
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January 13, 2013, SundayA Toast to Oscar, A Nod to Tracy
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September 09, 2012, SundayPaterno's Alma Mater Takes Name Off Award
Brown is also debating his status in the university's athletic hall of fame in the wake of the child sexual abuse scandal at Penn State.
July 18, 2012, WednesdayStanford Named Nation's Top Athletic Program
Stanford won its 18th straight Directors' Cup. The award goes to the nation's top overall athletic program, based on all men's and women's sports
June 27, 2012, WednesdayYale Announcing $150,000 Literary Prizes
A surprise from the estate of the memoirist Donald Windham: at least $1 million a year in grants to writers.
June 18, 2011, SaturdayCalifornia: Honor for Immigrant Activist
The University of San Francisco will award an honorary doctorate to an illegal immigrant, Isabel Castillo, 26, who has been a leading advocate for passage of the Dream Act.
May 18, 2011, WednesdayPressure Mounts Against CUNY Trustee Who Opposed Kushner
The day after trustees approved honoring the playwright Tony Kushner, pressure kept mounting against the trustee who had tried to derail the honor.
May 11, 2011, WednesdayIn Reversal, CUNY Votes to Honor Tony Kushner
The executive committee of the City University of New York trustees approved an honorary doctorate for the playwright, who has made controversial remarks about Israel.
May 10, 2011, TuesdayCUNY and Tony Kushner: A Firestorm
Readers respond to a recent article.
May 07, 2011, SaturdayTony Kushner, a Probing Dramatist of Intellectual Scope and Empathy
I have neither the background nor the inclination to hold forth on Tony Kushner's political views on the Middle East. But I was deeply saddened to read of the City University of New York's initial decision, now being reconsidered, to rescind an honorary degree for Mr. Kushner, after a trustee at...
May 07, 2011, SaturdayTony Kushner Is Now Likely to Get CUNY Honor
The chairman of the CUNY board of trustees said it was a mistake to have shelved plans for an honorary degree for Tony Kushner.
May 07, 2011, SaturdayCUNY Vote Not to Honor Kushner Is Criticized
Criticism erupted after a CUNY trustee spoke against granting Tony Kushner an honorary degree, claiming that he had anti-Israel views.
May 06, 2011, FridayWinners of Lukas Prizes For Nonfiction
A book about the conflict between Muslims and Christians and one about the migration of black Americans from south to north won the 2011 J. Anthony Lukas Prize Project Awards for exceptional nonfiction. Eliza Griswold won the J. Anthony Lukas Book Prize, worth $10,000, for ''The Tenth Parallel:...
April 19, 2011, TuesdayFrank Neuhauser, Winner of First National Spelling Bee, Dies at 97
With a correct spelling of "G-L-A-D-I-O-L-U-S," Mr. Neuhauser won the first National Spelling Bee in 1925.
March 23, 2011, WednesdayUrsinus College Trades on Its Salinger Connection, Cautiously
Ursinus College, where Salinger spent a semester in 1938, has long sought a way to trade on this association.
March 21, 2011, MondayDespite Obama's Urging, Policy Stymies Science Students, Teachers Say
Participation in high school science fairs appears to be declining, and many teachers blame the administration's own policy.
February 05, 2011, SaturdayAs Athletic Directors Compete, Money Flows to All Sports
The Directors' Cup, a little-known but prized honor, has set off a competition to have the best broad-based sports program.
September 03, 2010, FridayStanford Dominates the Directors' Cup
Stanford has won the Directors' Cup, which measures the performances of a university's best 10 men's teams and best 10 women's teams, 16 consecutive years.
September 03, 2010, FridayNew Trophy for Cumulative College Excellence: Capital One Cup
A team of former N.C.A.A. athletes unveiled the Capital One Cup, which will be awarded to the top men's and women's Division I programs based on cumulative on-field performance across multiple sports.
September 02, 2010, Thursday30 Valedictorians: Too Much of a Good Thing?
Readers respond to an article about schools with more than one valedictorian.
June 29, 2010, TuesdayAt Some High Schools, Multiple Valedictorians
The valedictorian is losing its meaning as administrators dispense the title to every straight-A high school student.
June 27, 2010, SundayPete Hamill to Finally Graduate From High School
He has been a journalist and a novelist and helped to define the city, but he won't get his degree from Regis High School until Saturday.
June 25, 2010, FridaySalutes for Graduates Who'll Be Saluting Soon
At high school graduation ceremonies across the country, soon-to-be soldiers are being recognized alongside the academic stars of their classes.
June 17, 2010, ThursdayMassachusetts: Fraud Trail Grows
A Delaware man charged with lying about his credentials to get into Harvard and to secure financial aid and prizes, was later admitted to Stanford, prosecutors said in court documents released Wednesday.
June 10, 2010, ThursdayWhen Goodell Learned Life Is No Game
The father of N.F.L. Commissioner Roger Goodell, a senator from New York in the Nixon era, took a career-ending stance against the Vietnam War.
May 23, 2010, SundayPhilippe Braunschweig, Prix de Lausanne Founder, Dies at 82
Mr. Braunschweig, the heir to a Swiss watchmaking fortune, founded the innovative and prestigious Prix de Lausanne ballet competition for young dancers.
April 07, 2010, WednesdayAmerica's Real Dream Team
Seeing the 40 finalists in the 2010 Intel science contest is a reminder of how great our nation can be with a constant flow of legal immigrants.
March 21, 2010, SundayAs Honor Students Multiply, Who Really Is One?
Educators and parents are re-examining the role of honor societies, which started out as an academic distinction but have become routine on college résumés.
January 01, 2010, FridayCorrections
A news analysis article on Monday about the college football players seen as leading candidates for the Heisman Trophy misstated the year that Jim Plunkett of Stanford won the award. It was 1970, not 1971.
December 03, 2009, ThursdayFrom Morningside Heights to Silicon Valley
After helping Columbia to its last Ivy League title in 1961 and later coaching the team, Bill Campbell advised many high-tech companies.
September 06, 2009, SundayA Trip Through Time to Collect a Cherished Technite Document
At 15, Frederik Pohl, the science fiction author, left Brooklyn Tech. Now, some 75 years later, he has a diploma, thanks to a fan and fellow alumnus.
August 22, 2009, SaturdayThe Rising Star Awards: Singing! Dancing! Scholarships!
Rahway High School was the big winner at the annual awards ceremony honoring theater-loving teenagers in New Jersey.
June 28, 2009, SundayComplex Math, Simple Sum: 3 Awards in 5 Years
With a third member of its faculty recently awarded the Abel Prize, widely regarded as the Nobel of math, N.Y.U.'s Courant Institute of Mathematical Sciences has more than beat the odds.
June 01, 2009, MondayTopping Science Prize With Obama Visit
A Long Island teenager wins a prestigious Intel Science Talent Search scholarship with a study on parental links to teenage drinking.
March 22, 2009, SundayWinners of Prestigious Student Science Awards Are Named
Among the winners of the Siemens Competition in Math, Science and Technology was Wen Chyan, a 17-year-old high school senior who received a $100,000 scholarship.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Rupert Murdoch yearns to buy the New York Times and toyed with acquiring a sizable minority stake in Bloomberg News, Vanity Fair's Michael Wolff reports in an October 2008 article.
The News Corp chairman and chief executive has bought the Wall Street Journal and loves to gossip about news and even report stories himself, Wolff reports. He also sees his own family facing the same kind of internal division as the Bancrofts, who eventually sold him the Journal.
How could he avoid that fate, Wolff asked. "Oh, simple, I can't. All I can do is delay it," Murdoch responded.
Wolff, who is writing a biography of the Australian-born media tycoon, reports that before sewing up the deal to buy the Journal, Murdoch "for an hour or so" decided that Merrill Lynch & Co Inc, heading for financial trouble, would be ready to sell its 20 percent stake in Bloomberg, and that he would buy it.
That deal never happened, but Murdoch did buy one of the best-known newspapers in the United States and now wants another -- the New York Times.
"It's obviously irresistible to him. I've watched him go through the numbers, plot out a merger with the Journal's backroom operations, and fantasize about the staff's quitting en masse as soon as he entered the sacred temple," Wolff wrote.
News Corp was not immediately available to comment on the article.
Wolff also tells of a meeting early this summer between Murdoch, the head of News Corp's Fox News TV channel, Roger Ailes, and Democratic presidential nominee Sen. Barack Obama.
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"A tentative truce, which may or may not have vast historical significance, was at that moment agreed upon," Wolff writes.
Wolff added that before the Democratic primary in New York, he asked Murdoch whom Wolff should vote for and Murdoch's answer was: "Obama -- he'll sell more papers."
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Family Friendly Georgian Bay Beach House
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- Minimum stay:7 nights
- Internet:Yes
- Pets considered:No
- Wheel chair accessible:No
Wasaga Beach cottage description
Beautiful Georgian Bay three-bedroom beach house located on quiet and family friendly Allenwood Beach, and hour and a half drive from downtown Toronto.
· Overlooking the blue waters of Georgian Bay, this waterfront home is steps away from the sandy beach that is sure to provide hours of enjoyment for the family. Enjoy the use of the BBQ and relax on the deck while watching the sunset over the water. On cooler evenings you can enjoy the view from the comfort of the beach house with its over-sized Kitchen/Living area windows.
· Recently renovated the beach house has approximately 800 sq.ft. of living space rendered in a clean contemporary interior design pallet. The kitchen has all the amenities of home including a range/stove, new fridge, and new microwave. The Living area has a wall mounted LCD TV, cable and wireless internet. Two of the bedrooms have new Queen sized beds, and the third bedroom has a new Double bed.
· Renovated 4 piece bathroom.
· Ideal for families, accommodating 6 people.
· Private driveway accommodates up to three cars.
· Bed linens/towels not included
· No Smoking – No Pets
· Professionally cleaned after each guest
Property Type
- Cottage
Accommodation Type
- Vacation Rental
- Guests Provide Their Own Meals
- Minimum Age Limit For Renters:
- Non Smoking Only
- Long-Term Renters Welcome
- Pets Not Allowed
- Children Welcome
Bedrooms: 3 Bedrooms, Sleeps 6, Beds for 2-6
Kitchen & Dining
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Outdoor Features
Location & View
- Water View
- Beachfront
- Beach View
- Waterfront
- Kayaking
- Water Skiing
- Cycling
- Golf
- Laundromat
- Massage Therapist
- Fitness Center
- Fishing
- Swimming
- Wind-Surfing
- Snowmobiling
- Mountain Biking
- Skiing
- Snowboarding
- Horseback Riding
- Beachcombing
- Bird Watching
- Miniature Golf
- Marina
- Restaurants
- Zoo
- ATM/Bank
- Groceries
- Hospital
- Wildlife Viewing
- Walking
- Boating
- Shopping
Other Activities
- In the area... · Ideally located for beaches, windsurfing, walking, biking, eating and shopping · Largest stretch of sand-dunes in Georgian Bay - kms of white sandy beaches at your doorstep. · 5-min. drive to Supermarkets, Walmart, Tim Hortons, restaurants and stores · Plenty of family entertainment 5-10 minutes away including Elmvale Jungle Zoo, drive-in movie theatre; Rounds Ranch, Golfing etc. · 10-min. drive to the charming town of Elmvale, featuring quaint restaurants and bakeries. · Collingwood, 30 minute drive · Barrie, 25 minute drive...moreless
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Family Vacation and Catching Up With Friends!
Family Vacation and Catching Up With Friends!
- Guest MFD (Calgary, Alberta )
- Date of stay 08/30/13
- Review Submitted 09/23/13
Our stay at the beach house was great, we were able to enjoy the hustle and bustle of the summer vacation crowd and the quiet relaxation after the summer excitement! The cottage is in a perfect location to enjoy the beach without the crowds and close enough to the main drag to enjoy the shops. The place was great for our families to get together and catch up and let our small children run around. One thing to take into consideration is the cottage located on the back of the property. A large deck is constructed over top of the beach house for use by the cottage at the rear. Depending on the renters it could get loud late into the night. Fantastic little place for a great summer get together.Recommended for: Families with young children.
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August 30 stay
August 30 stay
- Guest kagraham21 (Newmarket, Ontario)
- Date of stay 08/30/13
- Review Submitted 09/11/13
Location was great, cottage excellent for young children as very close to a large, quiet shallow water beach. Overall an excellent experience and owners were very good about keeping in contact during our stay to ensure we were well taken care of. Very positive experience!Recommended for: Families with young children.
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Gorgeous location
Gorgeous location
- Guest Jennifer (Barrie)
- Date of stay 07/19/13
- Review Submitted 08/31/13
It was so nice to be able to just walk across the road to the beach. Cottage was nice and cozy for our family. Clean and uncluttered. Kitchen has all the necessary appliances. Convenient to have a TV and wireless network for staying in touch. Would recommend for families or those who just want to relax at the beach.Recommended for: Families with young children, age 55+.
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Wonderful Family Beach Retreat
Wonderful Family Beach Retreat
- Guest MR (Toronto)
- Date of stay 08/02/13
- Review Submitted 08/09/13
We had an amazing vacation at this property. The house was clean and looked recently renovated. The bedrooms were decent size and easily accommodated my family with 3 kids and my inlaws. The beach is truly just steps away! We will definitely be returning!Recommended for: Families with young children.
Owner response: We're so happy to hear that you and your family had an amazing experience renting our beach house. We make every effort to ensure that the cottage is in excellent condition so that our guests consistently have a positive experience; it's rewarding to hear it's appreciated. Thank you and we look forward to having you back again!
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Year Purchased: 2011
About the owner: We are a young family from Toronto. We lead a typical busy life and look forward to spending time year round at our beach house. We love the outdoors and especially the water. We enjoyed renovating this home in 2011.
Why the Owner Chose Wasaga Beach:
We purchased the home with the intent to own a piece of the longest fresh water beach in the world. We were drawn to the clean white sand of Georgian bay and have always wanted to live on the water. This home is our rental property but one day we intend to retire here in this wonderful community.
The Unique Benefits at this Cottage:
The beach house is on the water with access to the best beach in the area. It is a quiet, family friendly beach with gentle waves and shallow water tailor made for family's with children. It is close to the shops and ammenities of Wasaga beach and the surrounding areas. There are plenty of attractions near including a zoo (Elmvale), activity ranch, and go carting.
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Enjoy your coffee looking at this fantastic view and listening to the waves!
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Warm, shallow water and sandy beach ideal for families!
Spectacular sunset can be enjoyed from inside or on the porch!
Enjoy meals indoors or from porch overlooking the amazing beach!
Beds newly purchased w/ mattress protectors. Blackout blinds for sleeping.
cable and internet included
Upgraded and CLEAN bathroom :)
Waterfront Beach House in Sandy Allenwood Beach
The beach is outstanding!
Warm, shallow water and sandy beach ideal for families!
Clean, comfortable and outstanding views of the beach!
Beds newly purchased w/ mattress protectors. Blackout blinds for sleeping.
Beds newly purchased w/ mattress protectors. Blackout blinds for sleeping.
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PS: To the reviewer curious about peppers, I used "fresno" peppers. Two were plenty.
This was delicious, though I'll make some changes when I make it again. First, the butter could be halved, for sure. Tofu night at our house is generally about fast, fresh, and cleansing. Between the butter and the frying... Second, ridiculous as it may seem given the recipe's title, I'd omit the black pepper. It was my least favorite part of the dish, primarily because of the texture of the cracked peppercorns. The sauce was wonderful enough before their addition. And the green onions? I'd do snow peas instead as a more substantial vegetable presence and to assuage my guilt about all the frying and buttering.
This was super yummy, and both my wife and daughter said it was one of the more delicious things that I have made...It is hard to go wrong when you are deep frying things, and adding 11 tbsp butter. Delicious, yes...healthy???
11 tbsp of butter? Is that possible correct in a "healthy dish." The res of this looks good.
One of those "can't believe I made this myself" recipes. So good! And spicy:) Must admit that I went out on a limb to find the Sweet Soy Sauce at H Mart (giant Asian grocery north of Boston) and it took me, a checker AND a manager to find it in their enormous aisle of soy sauces (who knew there were so many?). I'm thinking it was worth it.
My friend made this dish and it was divine! I can't wait to try it myself. The sauce would also be perfect on fish. I was blown away!
My sweet goodness, this is perhaps one of the finest dishes I have ever made. Perhaps the joy came amidst the sense of relief that dozens of shallots, onions, and cloves of garlic all harmonized to present a delicious bouquet of umami. I used dairy-free butter to make this recipe completely vegan. Aside from much time spent peeling and chopping, this was quick and easy to cook, and wowed every mouth at dinner.
This recipe was delicious! I used tempeh instead of tofu, which gave it a very toothsome and hearty flavor. I didn't have the kecap manis but seem to have managed fine without it. I wondered how it would taste to have SO much black pepper but the sauce was delicious and the flavor was surprisingly well-balanced. This recipe is definitely a keeper!


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