In the inviting Southern Ontario region, right in between Lake Huron and Lake Ontario, is the town of Arthur. The community got its start as a mill town thanks to the nearby river. Additionally, the village was lucky enough to receive a depot along the Toronto, Grey and Bruce Railway, further aiding the community’s expansion. Arthur has the nickname of “Canada’s Most Patriotic Village,” as a result of their active involvement in both World War I and World War II and, as a result, has earned them the reputation of being a hardworking and caring community.