Anchored on the beautiful Lake of the Woods, the wilderness around Kenora is the big draw. But over the years, the city itself has become an attraction of its own. With a burgeoning arts and culture scene, an exciting array of places to eat and drink, a variety of places to stay, and the Matiowski Farmers Market (in the summer), Kenora is no longer just about fishing.
Long-running and charming gas station in Emo. The staff at Norlund are friendly and knowledgeable when it comes to repairs. One of the only full-serve gas stations still going. And they've got snacks too!
Fully-stocked grocery store including a bakery, sushi counter, pharmacy, and a Starbucks. There's also a gas station. The perfect one-stop experience!
Esso gas, right downtown on Highway 17.
It's Subway. You know what you're going to get and you know you're not going to leave hungry!
See Sioux Lookout from the top of Sioux Mountain, located across the lake from the town. Whether hiking in the summer or sledding in the winter, this is a must-see when in the area.
Temagami Community Market (TCM) was started in 2009, by the Municipality of Temagami, as an initiative to economically revitalize the town core. This community tourism event brings local artists, artisans, bakers and crafters together to showcase their talent and participate in the joyous atmosphere that these anticipated Summer Saturdays bring.
ARMSTRONG on WHITEWOOD located in the heart of downtown New Liskeard at 43 Whitewood Ave., across from the old library. We are a unique little shop featuring jewellery and accessories from our little corner of the world, across Canada and around the world. Local art and artisans featuring paintings, miniatures, sculptures, woodworking, stain glass and pottery. There's a lot of very talented people out there, so come in here and have a look. Your host...Kathy Armstrong. Like us on Facebook at Armstrong on Whitewood to see what's new.
Located on the shores of Lake Témiscamingue, the vineyard plots benefit from the best climate in all of Abitibi-Témiscamingue. In fact, the growing season has a duration varying from 125 to 130 days allowing 2300 to 2500 degree days. The sales center for the different products is presented in the form of a storeroom. You can taste different wines and specialty products there.
The Abitibi-Témiscamingue and Northeast Ontario Gourmet Fair is a meeting place for your senses! Every year in mid-August, since 2002, Ville-Marie is transformed into the colors and flavors of the Gourmet Fair. On the banks of the majestic Lake Témiscamingue, the marquees are erected for the great celebration of regional products. More than 50 exhibitors offer you 250 varieties of tastings! Watch the chefs in action and take part in the auction to get your hands on their creations. Throughout the Gourmet Fair weekend, musical shows are offered free of charge.