Town of Brockville — a great place to call home
Brockville is a city in Ontario along the St-Lawrence river and the 401 located near the united states and Canada Border. Brockville is the halfway point on the 401 between Montreal and Toronto. Ottawa is 115 km north of Brockville. Brockville is named after British General Sir Isaac Brock and is nicknamed the 'city of 1000 islands'.
Brockville was a rail hub, Joining the timber trade of the Ottawa valley to the St-Lawrence river. It is home to the first railway Tunnel opened in 1860. The largest industry is Industrial Manufacturing with 3m and Proctor and gambles two of the major employers. The are four high schools, Several Elementary schools and St-Lawrence college has a Brockville campus.
brockville the city of 1000 islands, vacationers have been taking to the water for over 150 years. Travelling between islands seeing lighthouses, Castles, Museums and restaurants.
The population is 21'870 in an area that is 20.90 km2. There are 10'645 dwellings with a median household 46'071. the average age is 44.2
Here are some Nursing Homes, Retirement Homes and Assisted Living residences found in and around Town of Brockville:
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Chartwell Wedgewood Retirement Residence
Assisted Living, Respite Care (Temporary Caregiver Relief), Retirement Home (Independent Living) Enhanced Listing
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Royal Brock Retirement Living Inc.
Assisted Living -
Chartwell Rosedale Retirement Residence
Assisted Living Enhanced Listing
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Sherwood Park Manor
Long Term Care (Nursing Home) Enhanced Listing
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St Lawrence Lodge - Long-Term Care Home
Long-Term Care Homes -
Bridlewood Manor
Assisted Living Enhanced Listing