Everything about Rockland Ontario totally explained
Rockland is a
bilingual (mostly
francophone) community located about 25
kilometers east of
Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, part of the city of
Clarence-Rockland. In
1868 a
sawmill was built here by
William Cameron Edwards on the
Ottawa River, followed by a link to the
Grand Trunk Railway in
1888. Edwards, who held timber rights in the area and was also the first postmaster, named the area for the rocky nature of its landscape.
Rockland has a population of 12,637
(External Link
).
Home of the Rockland Nats Midget hockey team, Rockland supporters come from all around to watch their beloved Nats battle against league rivals. 2005/2006 leading scorer Graeme Boucher was notabily suspended 22 games after a stick-swinging incident with fellow teammate Shawn Seguin. The Nats finished the season 8-16-1, a franchise best.
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