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400 Eleven - Travel Information North of Toronto
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�Ontario Maple Madness� Drives
Southern Ontario Residents North
�Ontario Maple Madness� Drives Southern Ontario Residents North
Barrie, Ontario � March 2005 � �Maple Syrup Madness�, a chronic affliction, mixing spring fever with the craving for maple cured bacon, maple syrup snow taffy, and maple butter will create a mass exodus from the south along the Highway 400 and Highway 11 corridors during the Month of April.

�A number of resort destinations have reacted to this �unusual Canadian affiliation�,� states Rita Talbot, spokesperson for the popular Ontario travel website, www.400eleven.com.

Talbot adds, �We have identified a dozen maple syrup festivals north of Toronto, from Elmvale to Haliburton, and several accommodation properties north of Toronto have included a �Maple Experience� in their packages.�

Harbour View Inn in Barrie has included a Sugar Bush tour, the Portage Inn near Huntsville, is serving an all-Canadian favorite of �hot blueberry pancakes drizzled with local maple syrup�, and the Goddess weekend package at Hummingbird Hill in North Bay includes a �sugaring exfoliation� spa treatment.

April is the start to spring holidays and vacation time in Ontario. 400 Eleven provides great value at many resort destinations. More than 50 spring getaway packages are available. In addition to the maple experience packages, spring golf getaways, fishing getaways, romantic getaways, spa getaways and Victoria Day Weekend getaways are offered as well as Spring events.
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Contact:
Rita Talbot
400Eleven.com
Travel Information North of Toronto
Barrie, Ontario
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400 ELEVEN, a division of Janron Communications Ltd., provides travel information and a variety of services and products for people that live in, work in and/or travel through the areas North of Toronto. This area includes from north of Toronto to Huntsville, North Bay, Parry Sound and Sudbury, west to Collingwood and Owen Sound, east to Orillia, Kawartha Lakes, Haliburton, the Algonquin Region, and the Ottawa Valley, Highway 11 to Cochrane and Kapuskasing. Highway 400 and Highway 11 also provide access to Ontario�s beautiful north country, linking to 69 North and TransCanada 17. For additional information contact Ron Taylor (e-mail) at 705-734-1750.

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