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Watch Algonquin Park during any season, or even if you can't visit. Choose from either live streaming video, panorama, or archived images of the view from the Algonquin Park Visitor Centre courtesy of The Friends of Algonquin Park in partnership with EarthCam.
Fall colour at the Algonquin Park Visitor Centre traditionally peaks slightly later than the Sugar Maple fall colour in other areas of Algonquin Park. Check the Fall Colour Report for the latest conditions. Or use the "Archives" tab and the calendar to navigate to September and October of previous years to assess the fall colour.
Monitor the status of spring by observing conditions at Lake of Two Rivers in Algonquin Park from the comfort of home. The image updates every 15 minutes during daylight hours. Lake of Two Rivers is representative of conditions on medium sized lakes in Algonquin Park. This image is brought to you by The Friends of Algonquin Park, in cooperation with Killarney Lodge.
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Watch all championship matches live on the ASAA Youtube Channel as well as below. @ASAALive/streams
Due to limited bandwidth, the livestreams might be slow to buffer or be delayed. In the case that this happens please pause the stream and let the video buffer for a bit before trying again. Our apologies if this happens.
It's the biggest OCs yet and we would like to give thanks to RIM Park, Explore Waterloo, the City of Waterloo, Conestoga College, the EY Centre and Ottawa Tourism for being gracious hosts and helping us put on another wonderful installment of the OVA's flagship indoor event.
The Ontario Championships requires a lot of effort to pull off and we are grateful for our hosts who are just as dedicated to bring this provincial event to our members. We ask that you please respect the venue you compete in and follow their facility rules.
Exciting news awaits all participants of the Ontario Volleyball Championships! As proud sponsors of this esteemed event, Grand River Transit (GRT) is thrilled to announce a special partnership that makes your commute hassle-free during the championship days.
All OVA athletes, coaches, and referees can enjoy complementary transit services on event days. Simply present your badge to the operator before boarding a GRT bus or show it to a fare inspector on ION trains, and ride with ease to and from the venue, courtesy of GRT.
Don't miss out on this chance to travel stress-free and support your team with ease, thanks to GRT and Explore Waterloo- Sport Hosting Office. Remember, all you need to do is flash your badge and hop on board!
The OVA will be livestreaming a few courts via CBC Connect with Pixellot cameras. To access the livestream feeds, you will need to sign in for free with an email and password. Here are the courts that will have a live stream camera setup for the duration of OCs.
The OVA will be utilizing the OVAChamps App for the 2024 Ontario Championships. We'll be uploading fresh new content during the Ontario Championships including team rosters and photos, schedules and more. Check back regularly for all Ontario Championships event details and updates during your event.
The Ontario Volleyball Association (OVA) is honoured to host the Ontario Championships at RIM Park for five of our events, and as such, our relationship with the City of Waterloo is of great importance. The Ontario Championships continue to grow year after year, and so an event of this magnitude requires cooperation from all parties involved. With that in mind, we ask all participants to consider the following when travelling to RIM Park:
Please do not park in fire lanes, bicycle lanes, and emergency no-parking zones, or block roadway intersections or entrances. Vehicles parked illegally on Millennium Blvd will be ticketed and/or towed.
For teams competing in Event 1 and 2 in Waterloo, Conestoga is used as an overflow facility; however, not all teams will play here. Teams may be assigned to play at this location for 1 of their 3 competition dates.
Parking at the EY Centre is a daily rate of $10. EY Centre accepts Visa or MasterCard for express parking, as well as Interac or cash options. Please have your cards/payment method ready when entering the lot.
Please note, if you will require in-and-out privileges while at the EY Centre, please take your parking ticket to the EY Centre front admin office where they can exchange your parking ticket for an in-and-out parking pass at no additional charge.
The OVA deeply values our relationship with the City of Waterloo and the City of Ottawa, RIM Park, and the surrounding neighbourhoods. Therefore, it is crucial that our members respect the laws and safety of the community.
To date, ten court proceedings have been live streamed directly from the courtroom. Of these ten, all but one were criminal proceedings and there have been a mixture of proceedings from the Provincial Court, the Court of Queen's Bench and the Manitoba Court of Appeal.
The second of these proceedings took place on April 30, 2014 when the Manitoba Court of Appeal heard arguments from counsel on the conviction appeal of Denis Labossiere. Mr. Labossiere was found guilty by a jury of three counts of First Degree Murder following a trial that took place January and February 2012. The CBC was present in the courtroom and provided a live stream of the proceeding. The live feed was shared with other media. A link to this recording is no longer available.
On May 20, 2014, CTV provided a live broadcast of a Provincial Court sentencing docket. The Court heard sentencing submissions on a number of cases involving drug and weapon charges and imposed sentences. CTV provided a live stream of the proceeding and shared the live stream with other media. A link to this recording is no longer available.
On June 25, 2014, Provincial Court Judge Moar heard submissions from counsel on sentence in the matter of R v. Langan, a man convicted of Impaired Driving Causing Death. The proceeding was live streamed and later made available as a video. A link to this recording is no longer available.
On February 6, 2017, after a complex and lengthy trial, Provincial Court Judge Thompson read his written reasons for verdict in the matter of R v. Andrea Giesbrecht. Ms. Giesbrecht had been charged with six counts of 'Concealing the dead body of a child'. Judge Thompson convicted Ms. Giesbrecht on all counts and the proceeding was live streamed from the courtroom, although a link to this recording is no longer available. You may read Judge Thompson's written reasons here.
On July 14, 2017, after sentencing submissions were made in the matter of R v. Giesbrecht, Provincial Court Judge Thompson ruled on a defense motion for unreasonable delay and sentenced Ms. Giesbrecht in relation to her convictions for six counts of 'Concealing the dead body of a child'. The proceeding was live streamed from the courtroom. A link to this recording is no longer available.
On May 17, 2018, after trial, Provincial Court Judge Lord read aloud and issued her written reasons for verdict in the matter of R v. Amsel. Mr. Amsel had been charged in association with explosive devices having been found or detonated in December 2013 and July 2015. Judge Lord convicted Mr. Amsel on May 17, 2018 and the proceeding was live streamed from the courtroom. A video of the proceeding as well as Judge Lord's written reasons can be accessed here.
On November 22, 2018, after sentencing submissions were made in the matter of R v. Amsel, Provincial Court Judge Lord sentenced Mr. Amsel for his role in making explosive devices and arranging for their delivery and/or detonation. This sentence was live streamed from the courtroom and a video from this proceeding, as well as Judge Lord's written reasons can be found here.
The following information is not intended to represent the opinion of the Judiciary, and does not purport to be, nor should be relied upon as , legal advice. The information and data on this site is subject to change without notice and if you rely on the information on this site, you are responsible for ensuring its accuracy or completeness.
Joining the shows at Killarney Park
We always try to livestream on YouTube as much as possible to share our astronomer in residence adventures, but if you find yourself near Killarney Provincial park during the summer, why not join in person? All of our shows start at the Visitor Centre and our astronomers in residence will be running shows for nearly the entire summer (until October). See this page for a map, directions, schedule and more!
How to Find the Astronomy Shows: To find out WHAT is playing each week, stop by the Visitor Centre shown in the map.
The Amphitheater location and the Beach are also popular astronomy tour locations, from the Visitor Centre they are just a short drive, or hike, down the path.
The Oval provides webcasting services for events so fans from across the world can cheer on their favourite teams. High-definition cameras catch all the action so audiences outside of Richmond can seamlessly live-stream and download videos.
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