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Experience Authentic Canadian Canoe Culture
Voyageur Wilderness makes it easy for you to explore Quetico Provincial Park. Our canoe trips and lodge-based getaways are created with respect for the Earth, family and community.
This 182-hectare area features many different plant and animal species that are native to the Elliot Lake area. The sanctuary features water, wetland, forest, field, meadow and escarpment habitats. You can access the sanctuary by foot or park your vehicle in a convenient entrance spot. From the entrance, you can find trails that lead to many different environments.
An eclectic cafe open for lunch and breakfast in the Algoma & Bay neighbourhood. A friendly patio in the warm weather, cozy food all year round, and of course, great coffee!
A small, but very lively, Italian inspired restaurant in the heart of Thunder Bay's historic Italian (and Finnish) neighbourhood, Bay and Algoma. Everything is made from scratch and they've got an exciting ever-changing wine list.
For a fantastic meal, head to Famous Tandoor in the Bay & Algoma district, offering flavourful Indian cuisine in a cozy atmosphere.
Prince Arthur’s Landing & Marina Park offers a scenic waterfront area with views of Lake Superior and the iconic Sleeping Giant. Enjoy a stroll along the pathways, explore the public art installations, snap photos of vibrant murals, or if it's a warm day, jump in the spash pad!
The Fort William Curling Club is one of Thunder Bay's iconic venues, home to multiple national and world champions.
Lakehead University offers a variety of sports through its Thunderwolves varsity teams, competing in Ontario University Athletics. From men’s hockey and basketball to track and field, the university’s athletic program delivers high-quality events across various disciplines.
Located in a grand old building on the southern outskirts of Thunder Bay, the historic property has been gradually renovated into a 200-seat bar and restaurant specializing in Canadian-Indian fusion.
Chapples Park is the venue for Thunder Bay's TBay Kombans, a cricket team making strides in the Northern Ontario Cricket League. Fans can watch matches free of charge, and the atmosphere is welcoming, with opportunities to learn the game from seasoned players.