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Demographics

Religious Denominations * 52.9% Protestant * 31.9% Catholic * 0.5% other Christian * 0.9% other religion * 13.8% no religion Age Structure * 0–14 years: 17.3% * 15–64 years: 60.8% * 65 years and over: 21.9% Population:[3] * Population in 2006: 5285 * 2001 to 2006 population change: 2.3 % * Population in 2001: 5167 * Population in 1996: 5219 (or 5217 when adjusted for boundary changes) * Population in 1991: 5209 Total private dwellings, excluding seasonal cottages: 2314 (total: 2453) Mother tongue:[1] * English as first language: 94.2 % * French as first language: 1.3 % * English and French as first language: 0.4 % * Other as first language: 4.1 %

Description

Gananoque is a town in Leeds and Grenville County, Ontario, Canada. The town had a population of 5,285 year-round residents in the Canada 2006 Census, as well as summer residents sometimes referred to as "Islanders" because of the Thousand Islands in the St. Lawrence River, Gananoque's most important tourist attraction. The Gananoque River flows through the town, and the St. Lawrence River is the southern boundary of the town. The local industry is an ECG electrode manufacturer, Covidien.

Gananoque Police Service

Ganaoque Police Service is a small law enforcement agency in the Eastern Ontario community of Gananoque, Ontario. Unlike many small towns and villages in Ontario who have disbanded their municipal police forces in favour of contracting with the Ontario Provincial Police, the Ganonoque Police Service continues to grow. This is primarily due to the dual role of the town as tourist area, and home of a casino - both of which have the potential to increase local crime. The current Chief of Police is Kai Liu, formerly an inspector with the Ottawa Police Service.[4]

History

Colonel Joel Stone, who served with Loyalist militia during the American Revolutionary War, established a settlement on this site in 1789. Land was granted to Col. Stone for use as a mill site. During the War of 1812, American forces raided the government depot in the town to disrupt the flow of British supplies between Kingston and Montreal. The stores seized consisted of half an ox, a few straw ticks, and a few blankets.[2] The raiders seized the supplies they found and burned the depot. [1] Mrs. Stone reportedly protected her jewels from the invaders by hiding them in the flour at the mill.[citation needed] Within a month of the raid construction of the Gananoque Blockhouse was begun, with completion in 1813. It had an octagonal log parapet containing five guns. The blockhouse was abandoned after the War of 1812 and given to a private landowner.

Local attractions

Gananoque is referred to as the "Gateway to the Thousand Islands," which lie next to it in the St. Lawrence River. Local attractions include boat cruises to the Thousand Islands and Boldt Castle, NY, live theatre, the summer theatre festival of The Thousand Islands Playhouse and the Thousand Islands Charity Casino. The theatre company in Gananoque is The Thousand Islands Playhouse which operates two theatre spaces: The Springer Theatre, and the Firehall Theatre, attracting international attention since 1982. The city also hosts the 1000 Islands Music Festival, held on August 13-15th, 2009 with artists such as Snoop Dogg, Akon, Simple Plan, Kardinall Offishall, illScarlett, Arkells, Faber Drive, Lights, Ten Second Epic, Pilot Speed, Plain White T's, Comedy team Mr. Lahey and Randy from the hit Showcase series Trailer Park Boys, The Latency, The New Cities, My Favourite Tragedy, Graham Greer, Hello Beautiful, The Joys, Amanda Rheaume and Ianspotting. Home page for the Festival is www.1000islandsmusicfest.com. The Thousand Islands - Frontenac Arch Biosphere Reserve, designated in November 2002, is the 3rd in Ontario, the 12th in Canada, and one of over 400 around the world, and is part of UNESCO’s Programme on Man and the Biosphere. Gananoque, is also home to the 1000 Islands Skydivers, who jump from the Gananoque Airport, just north of the city.

Pronunciation

The town's name is pronounced /ˌɡænəˈnɒkweɪ/ (GAN-ə-NOCK-way). It is an aboriginal name which means "town on two rivers". The town's name rhymes with the placename Cataraqui, which appears in the Cataraqui River, the Little Cataraqui Creek, and the Cataraqui Cemetery in nearby Kingston, Ontario. One way to remember its pronunciation is "The right way, the wrong way, and the Gananoque". In Eastern Ontario speech, the town name is often abbreviated to Gan (rhymes with can), though it is rarely written that way.

Transportation

Gananoque lies directly on three of Canada's busiest transportation routes: the four-lane Highway 401, the double-track Canadian National Railway main line, and the St. Lawrence Seaway. It is also home to a rich provincial highway heritage, and is home to one of two remaining stretches of Highway 2. Gananoque is a few minutes' drive from the Thousand Islands Bridge and the northern end of Interstate 81 leading south into the U.S. Gananoque is served by the Gananoque Airport for general aviation.