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My home town, the Village of Burk's Falls in Ontario. Not a very large village, about 900 folks. No stop lights, no parking meters, but everything one needs to live the good life. Their website provides a flash-photo-journey through town, includes; events, highlights council meetings, by-laws, provides business links, monthly Council minutes and regular notices. A great resource, especially since we are located in the heart of cottage country. Our out-of-town-cottage owners can readily and easily communicate. Just because you're tiny doesn't mean your image has to indicate it -and your website is your image!

Huntsville, Ontario has a Christmas store, and believe it or not, it is very busy in the summer months when the tourists abound by the thousands. This website speaks volumes by using photos. It's a true and tested concept when you think about it. We all have heard that a picture is worth a thousand words, and at the Christmas Tyme website, all you have to do is soak up the photographic ambience while the message comes through -subtly clear.
There is also a brief Flash welcoming you to their store.

This steel roof and siding company needed a way to cover their vast area through-out mid and northern Ontario and a website was their choice of action. Spirit-Barr's website includes product profiles, colours, and instructions which makes it very handy for directing phone calls, and emails. How simple can it be to cover vast areas and relay information to your clients, not to mention, enhancing your company's image.
Another major feature is the money they now save in advertising. By using smaller ads, but including their website URL, they tell a fuller story by using a 24/7 sales assistant.

You can write a book, you can have a book published, and by using a website you can pro-actively reach the public. Author B. J. Boltauzer has accomplished exactly that with this website. Even though his novel is on sale at Chapters, and other major book stores, the author of "The False Prophets" has taken the extra step by having a website dedicated to the presentation of his thrilling new novel.
Using the novel's synopsis, it was quite effortless to create the many graphics to symbolize his story, and at the same time, enhancing the ascetical theme of the novel. The creative mind can accomplish a dandy website.