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Serpent River First Nation exploring new tourism opportunities

Serpent River First Nation exploring new tourism opportunities

Five-year strategic plan will help community expand tourist season
A ‘transformational project’: Science North gets $20M boost for Thunder Bay science centre

A ‘transformational project’: Science North gets $20M boost for Thunder Bay science centre

The federal government announced $20 million towards new facility
City of Thunder Bay floats ideas for next round of waterfront redevelopment

City of Thunder Bay floats ideas for next round of waterfront redevelopment

City proceeds with 'visioning exercise' for new step of revitalization of the city's former industrial waterfront
Try 'Staycation' in face of tariffs, urges tourism group

Try 'Staycation' in face of tariffs, urges tourism group

Destination Northern Ontario launches campaign to promote regional travel, support local business
Eco-tour company wins big with national tourism awards

Eco-tour company wins big with national tourism awards

Sault's Thrive Tours lauded for sustainability efforts
FedNor shovels funding for snowmobile tourism and trail development

FedNor shovels funding for snowmobile tourism and trail development

Ten tourism projects garner a total of $1.7 million in federal funding
Drilling company acquires naming rights for North Bay arena

Drilling company acquires naming rights for North Bay arena

Boart Longyear has paid $485,000 for exclusive branding rights at Memorial Gardens
Air BnBs now part of Timmins 'hotel tax'

Air BnBs now part of Timmins 'hotel tax'

A decision hasn't been made on whether or not to increase the levy collected to six per cent
Kirkland Lake museum readying to reopen

Kirkland Lake museum readying to reopen

Proponents say Museum of Northern History has potential to become a year-round tourist attraction
Communities on the Move: Elliot Lake drawing newcomers seeking affordability

Communities on the Move: Elliot Lake drawing newcomers seeking affordability

No longer just a retirement town, the North Shore community is welcoming new residents and businesses opportunities