Carol Teal & David Joyce
http://www.carolanddavid.ca
Yes, David is also a musician and plays in a duet with Carol Teal. Click here to learn more and to listen to some of their music!

Dr. John Jaszczak Graphite, Gooderham, Ontario
http://www.phy.mtu.edu/~jaszczak/Gooderham.html
Dr. John Jaszczak is an authority on graphite. That is an understatement! You can visit the above link to learn more about the Graphite balls from Gooderham and then, afterwards, visit the rest of his website to learn more about graphite than you thought possible!

Ontario Minerals
http://www.ontariominerals.com
This website has loads of data on the mineralogy of Ontario, including a list of all known minerals and many localities from Ontario, including images.

Links for Mineralogists
http://www.uni-wuerzburg.de/mineralogie/links.html
As the name implies, this site has many, many useful links on all things related to mineralogy. This is what the internet is all about!!

Mineralogy of Nova Scotia
http://nsminerals.atspace.com
Visiting Nova Scotia? Need to know about localities in Nova Scotia? Check out this website for all kinds of useful information on Minerals in Nova Scotia.

Mindat.org
http://www.mindat.org
The site with the largest amount of mineralogical data on the internet. For example, over 10,000 minerals, synonyms and varieties listed; Information on over 7500 localities worldwide. Well worthwhile looking at!

Rocks and Minerals
http://www.rocksandminerals.org
Rocks and Minerals is one of the premier Earth Sciences magazines. There are excellent articles on mineralogy and lots of other interesting features on fossils, geology, lapidary, etc.

Walker Mineralogical Club
http://www.walkermineralogicalclub.com
The Walker Mineralogical Club is Canada's oldest Mineral club. For over 60 years, the Walker Club has met monthly, in Toronto, to listen to high quality speakers delivering presentations on subjects mineralogical.

Young Toronto Mineralogist Club
http://www.ytmc.org
The YTMC is a club for boys and girls interested in mineralogy and the earth sciences. The club meets monthly and goes on field trips.

extraLapis
http://www.lapisint.com
This is a new Mineralogical magazine that is the same as the world famous "Lapis" magazine but is written in English, not German. For all of you who have shied away from Lapis because you felt you wouldn't understand it, this new extraLapis is for you!! Have a look at their site.

Giant Crystal Project
http://giantcrystals.strahlen.org
Have a look at images and information about HUGE crystals of a number of types of minerals in their natural settings or on display in museums and universities around the world.