Sayers Fishery is widely known for our amazing Smoked Lake trout and Smoked Whitefish.

Our family is proud to have welcomed guests to experience, explore and care for this beautiful land for four generations spanning 80 years.

Motel located close to everything.

What started out as a dream of Steve and Jenn, quickly became a scene and a staple in the community. From the Cowboy Junkies to July Talk, The Sheepdogs to The Strumbellas, Pop-Up Patios to Second Stage to Festival of Beer and Oktoberfest. Hundreds and hundreds of bands and gifted artists, countless and irreplaceable memories.

We are very lucky to call Sault Ste Marie home and extremely privileged to get to share this amazing community with all of you.

Located 40 miles north of Elliot Lake, we have 4 active camps located on Bark Lake and one camp on Petrie Lake, which we call a sister lake to Bark Lake. Bark Lake is 17 miles long and 330 miles of lake shore which truly gives you a lot of water to fish from. Bark Lake has not only an abundance of Walleye but also Northern Pike and Lake Trout. All of our newly renovated camps have running water with a shower and all amenities to cook, fry fish, BBQ and dependable 9.9 outboard motors.

Flightseeing and floatplane charters and tours in Hornepayne, Ontario.

Compass Imaging, a division of Dumanski Office Interiors, has grown over the past 20 years into one of the most innovative sign shops in the Algoma area. We are a small team, producing big results, and making an impact in the sign industry. Large-format print shop, posters, banners, vehicle graphics, advertising, trade show displays, decals, way findings, signs of all kinds, graphic design, fine art reproduction and custom work.

Aug 19-20, 2023

Located on the Pow Wow grounds of Wahnapitae First Nation. Grand Entry is at noon on both days.

For more information, visit the Wahnapitae First Nation Facebook.

Aug 17-18, 2024

Grand Entry is at noon on both days. 

For more information visit Anishinabek Nation's website or email cultural.hc@shawanagafirstnation.ca.

September 7-8, 2024

On the shores of the beautiful St. Lawrence River, this year's Powwow features Iroquois Smoke Dancers. Grand Entry is at noon on both days. General admission is $8, 65+ and under 5 is free, ages 6-12 is $5, and a weekend pass is $12.