Haileybury

Haileybury is a town loacted in Ontario, Canada. In 1889 Haileybury turned into hooked up and named by using Charles C. Farr, who came to the location six years earlier as an employee of Hudson's Bay Co. Haileybury, Ont, urban location, population 9988. Haileybury is positioned on the northwestern shore of Lake Timiskaming, 150 km north of North Bay. Incorporated as a city in 1904, it amalgamated with the town of New Liskeard and Dymond Township to create the town of Temiskaming Shores in 2004. In 1889 Haileybury turned into mounted and named by way of Charles C. Farr, who came to the region six years earlier as an worker of Hudson's Bay Co.

Because of its simply on hand port facilities on Lake Timiskaming and its proximity to the silver mines of Cobalt and to the rural place referred to as Little Clay Belt, Haileybury advanced as a residential, mercantile and service centre for the complete region. Famous for its devastation by numerous woodland fires, maximum substantially the Great Fire of 1922 that dispossessed over 2900 humans, the town maintained and strengthened its function as a business entrepôt over the 20th century. The seat of the District of Timiskaming from 1912 to 2003, it's far now the administrative centre for the brand new city of Temiskaming Shores. It is the web page of Northern College's Haileybury School of Mines, which commenced keeping lessons in 1912.