McLaughlin Bay Wildlife Reserve

The Reserve is situated on the north shore of Lake Ontario in south-east Oshawa, Ontario. It is promptly obvious from Highway 401 Toronto to Montreal, and is situated between the Second Marsh Wildlife Area a Provincially Significant Wetland on the west and Darlington Provincial Park a vigorously forested zone on the east. The Reserve possesses more than 41 ha 108 sections of land of land claimed and worked by General Motors of Canada Limited. An extra 40 ha of a similar tract has been put aside for the workplace complex, stopping and administrations, alongside sufficient cradle zones.

The deserted field isolating Col. Sam Drive and the east side of Second Marsh will maybe be produced some time or another according to the first site design assention between General Motors of Canada Limited. The arrangement requires the advancement of a renown business stop, and as these different bundles are rented, they will be produced in adherence to a strict code intended to ensure the honesty of the Second Marsh. There will be no loss of wetlands accordingly. In 1990, General Motors of Canada Limited praised the development of their new "green" Canadian Corporate Headquarters and in addition the production of the McLaughlin Bay Wildlife Reserve. Named after the automakers' author, Col. Sam McLaughlin, the Reserve has turned into a famous fascination for admirers of nature and quiet environment.