Stoney Creek, Ontario makes up the eastern area of the City Of Hamilton and is arranged along Lake Ontario in the Niagara Peninsula. It was consolidated as a city in 1984. Regardless of nearby resistance, in 1999 the Ontario government supported the blend of Stoney Creek, as well as the wide range of various nearby districts in the territorial region of Hamilton-Wentworth, with the adjoining City Of Hamilton. The merge happened in 2001. The main European people, showed up from the US in 1786. The region was cleared for blended cultivating and Stoney Creek pulled in many saw and grain factories and other rural help exercises. After the 1880s the region between Lake Ontario and the Niagara Escarpment turned into a delicate products of the soil developing region, drawing in pressing and canning plants and wineries. Great interchanges with Hamilton, first by between metropolitan rail line and afterward by street, particularly the Queen Elizabeth Way, have brought about a broad private, business and modern turn of events, everything except devastating the delicate leafy foods lands. Stoney Creek has a superb normal setting including the finished spine of the Niagara Escarpment, a World Biosphere Reserve, and the shores of Lake Ontario with marina access and various other sporting attractions. A recreation area fuses the site of the Battle of Stoney Creek in the War of 1812. The now overall Women’s Institutes started here in 1897.