The City of Thorold, which takes in the communities of Allanburg and Port Robinson, owes its existence to the building of the first Welland Canal in 1824. Today, it's the site of the Flight Locks, which raise ships higher and over a shorter distance than canals elsewhere worldwide. For a long time it enjoyed great prosperity due to the paper and pulp mills that sprang up around the canal, but this industry, though it remains, is no longer the pre-eminent local employer. Neverthless, reminders of the earlier days can be seen in the many heritage buildings and homes that grace the downtown area.
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Municipal information, city services, business pages, transit fares and schedules, and financial reports.
Active in promoting heritage conservation within communities, and advising property owners on appropriate conservation and maintenance practices.
Current as well as retired Volunteer Firefighters from the Thorold Station 1 fire department.
Public high school, home of the Golden Eagles. Provides school news, calendar and events, student resources, clubs and sports teams.
Active in promoting heritage conservation within communities, and advising property owners on appropriate conservation and maintenance practices.
Municipal information, city services, business pages, transit fares and schedules, and financial reports.
Current as well as retired Volunteer Firefighters from the Thorold Station 1 fire department.
Public high school, home of the Golden Eagles. Provides school news, calendar and events, student resources, clubs and sports teams.

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