Air Ivanhoe is a 4th generation family business that specializes in giving outdoor enthusiasts the absolute best wilderness adventures in Northern Ontario, Canada.

Agnew Lake Lodge is situated on beautiful Agnew Lake , 8 km North of Webbwood, 2 1/2 hours east of Sault Ste Marie, Ontario. We offer 15 different fully equipped clean cabins with full kitchen and bathrooms. All cottages are close to the lake and have great lake view.

The Abitibi Golf Club was incorporated as a not-for-profit entity in 1952.  Our mandate is to provide the opportunity to play golf to our members, the citizens of Iroquois Falls, the residents of the surrounding areas and visitors to Iroquois Falls at a reasonable price.  The golf club's daily operations are based on an all-volunteer Board of Directors.

Specializing in ice cream , frozen yogurt, milkshakes, sundaes, pizza, subs and much more. Located next to the Swing Bridge.

Fine Art Gallery, Framing and Art Supplies.

The mural is 80,000 square feet, four times larger than the current record holder. The mural is on the old St. Joseph’s Hospital on Paris street, and will overlook Ramsey Lake. 

Stop off at Manitoulin Brewing’s Silo Cafe (also knowns as The Trough) the patio’s bar is made from an old grain silo. Try the Swing Bridge Blonde Ale—you’ll be driving across its namesake shortly! Other favourites include the Cup and Saucer Ale and the Bridal Veil Pale Ale.

Enjoy the huge licenced patio with gorgeous lakeside views and seasonal onsite food truck. Our tasting room offers beer samples, by the 12oz glass, beer to go, merch and brewery tours.

Debajehmujig was the first - and remains the only - professional theatre company located on a Reserve in Canada. The organization was founded by Shirlee Cheechoo, Blake Debassige and a group of like-minded colleagues in the summer of 1984 in West Bay (M'Chigeeng First Nation) Manitoulin Island, Ontario. In August of 1989, the company moved to Wikwemikong Unceded Indian Reserve, where it's headquarters remains to this day.

The North Bay-Mattawa Conservation Authority (NBMCA) was established in 1972 by the Province of Ontario and ten municipalities that are members of the organization. As a non-profit environmental group that operates on a watershed basis, NBMCA is committed to preserving, rehabilitating, developing, and managing sustainable natural resources. Whether you're interested in hiking, cycling, skiing, or paddling a historic canoe route, you can explore our natural heritage and participate in environmental festivals and special events.