Custom Stickers & Labels — Rockland, Ontario

Rockland is the Prescott-Russell town that built the most dramatic quarry transformation in eastern Ontario — the Clarence-Rockland community on the Ottawa River where the Rockland Quarry Heritage (the Rockland limestone quarry complex that operated from 1860-1960, producing the distinctive Rockland stone used in Ottawa's Parliament Buildings, the original Bank of Canada building, and dozens of historic Ottawa civic buildings — making Rockland's limestone as significant to Ottawa's built heritage as Edinburgh sandstone is to Scotland's capital) and the Ottawa River waterfront park (one of eastern Ontario's finest community waterfronts, with boat launches, heritage walking trails, and views across the Ottawa River to Québec) define a community whose geology built a nation's capital.