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Pickering, Ontario, is located in the Durham Region, and is part of the Greater Toronto Area. (GTA), located east of the City of Toronto.

The population of 88,000 in Pickering is a diverse one, with many cultures represented. As much as 25% of the population is listed as a visible minority.

In 2006, Profit magazine named Pickering as one of the “Top 10 Cities in Canada to Grow a Business“, recognizing the city‘s prosperity and potential. Pickering was recently selected as an “Urban Growth Centre” of the Durham Region by the Ontario Government.

Pickering Township was originally established in 1791, as part of the former York County. Pickering received it’s name from the town of Pickering, North Yorkshire in England.

Originally, Pickering was a farm based community, with local mills also operating by utilizing the local water supply to generate water power. The Rouge River was also used as a harbor to transport goods to Toronto, and other destinations located among the Great Lakes.

Then in 1810, the construction of the Kingston Road connecting from Kingston to Toronto gave more means to export goods from the area, which along with the Grand Trunk Railway, helped in the initial economic development of the area. In 1811, the municipality of Pickering was incorporated.

The community of Pickering would continue to develop along the Kingston Road, and in 1941 during the Second World War, the community of Ajax was developed as a munitions plant in the eastern part of Pickering. Ajax would dissolve from Pickering in 1950 to become it’s own separate community, and 3 years later, the Village of Pickering would formally incorporate.

Things really started to boom for the Pickering area after World War II, with the extension of Highway 401, giving direct access to Toronto, and the introduction of the Pickering Nuclear Generation Station.

During restructuring of the Durham region saw the township become the “Town of Pickering”, and would later achieve “City” status in the year 2000. in In 2002, Pickering joined the GTA “Clean Air Council” and recently became the 5th community in Ontario to complete the “Partners for Climate Change” in an effort to maintain a “Greener Community”

Built in stages between over a 20 year span between 1966-1986, the Pickering Nuclear Generation Station sits on the shore of Lake Ontario, is one of the largest nuclear power facilities in the world (Surpassed in Canada only by the Bruce Nuclear Plant).

Ontario Power Generation, the electric generation division of Ontario Hydro, is the main employer and economic driver in the city. Another prominent business in the area, is the Headquarters of the Municipal Property Assessment Corporation (MPAC) is also located in Pickering, along with many industrial and manufacturing companies.

Recently, Pickering, Ontario has become a prime location for movie and television production crews. With its close proximity to Toronto, it offers convenient access to authentic rural landscapes and sprawling farmlands with many “turn of the century” pioneer type locales in which to re produces the days of old.
The City of Pickering enjoys a beautiful waterfront area.

Many beautiful residential areas and quaint shops along the waterfront near the marina, with exquisite views of Lake Ontario. Resembling a small village within the city, with many great specialty stores offering a variety of premium goods and services in the relaxed setting.

For lots more about Pickering Ontario and surrounding area go to www.CityOfPickering.com or visit the Pickering Wiki at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pickering,_Ontario