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WORLD CLASS FLY-IN DESTINATION!WORLD CLASS FLY-IN DESTINATION!
Year Round ServiceFloats in Summer - Wheels & Skis in
Winter and an Amphibian AircraftCaravan, Cessna 185, Beaver & Found Bush Hawk
tel: 807.737.1020 | fax: 807.737.1040 | e-mail: [email protected] base - 27 Wellington Street, Sioux Lookout Ontario Canada P8T 1E3
Bamaji Air Inc. is a partnership between the Slate Falls First Nation and the Wasaya Group Inc.
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Relish in authentic Northwestern Ontario hospitality, meet friendly Aboriginal residents, and best of all, catch lots of fish! Cast your line into one of a thousand lakes and rivers bursting with Walleye, Northern Pike, Muskie, Trout (Lake, Brook, Brown, Speckled and Rainbow), Whitefish, Sturgeon, Bass and Perch. Fly to a spectacular remote area by floatplane, hunt and fish with experienced Aboriginal guides, and soothe your soul by walking along miles of sandy shoreline while you become acquainted with Canadian heritage and culture. Restore your spirit, fly over vast green forests, paddle down river roads, swim in fresh water lakes, ending your day resting alongside a warm campfire feasting on a delicious fish dinner and fresh baked bannock.
Be treated to the ultimate fishing, hunting and eco-tourism adventure within the heart of the North. Experience the absolute thrill of flying in a floatplane over hundreds of miles of the great Canadian wilderness. Hunt for trophy moose, large black bears, wolves, geese and ducks. Ignite your
hunting prowess. Return home with memorable and exciting stories to share with friends and family. Recall your time hunting and fishing with skilled Aboriginal guides, listening to traditional stories and legends, while watching the sensational Northern lights in the company of your new found friends.
Let our experienced Wasaya Wilderness staff show you how easy and cost effective it is to experience the wonders of Canadian remote fishing and hunting destinations that are like no other. Wasaya Wilderness Adventures with the assistance of Wasaya Airways, will structure a seamless flight itinerary from your home across Canada and the United States, at a price that meets your travel budget. Make the right decision by booking your one of a kind vacation with Wasaya Wilderness Adventures.
Please contact our travel experts today:Phone: 1-888-514-0986E-mail: [email protected]: WasayaWild.com
Come Enjoy a Trip of a Lifetime within the Canadian Wilderness - Experience Northern Ontario
Published by Wasaya Wilderness Adventures Inc. a Non-Profit Tourism Development, Training and Marketing Association that is a division of the Wasaya Group Inc., Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada | www.wasayagroup.com
Cover Photo: James Smedley Outdoors. Loretta Mickenack a resident of the Bearskin First Nation fishing at Makoop Lake in August 2011.
Photo Credits: James Smedley Outdoors, Bob & Ginny Riege, Outdoors Promotions, Ontario Tourism 2011 and Bruce Fallen, Tourism Advisor
Graphic Design & Print Production: Corporate Graphics, Thunder Bay ON | www.corporategraphics.ca
Neither the Wasaya Group Inc. nor any of its affiliated companies make any representation either expressed or implied of any kind respecting the contents, images and ads in this publication. Any errors or omissions are not the responsibility of the Wasaya Group Inc. or any of its companies including, Wasaya Wilderness Adventures or its associated consultants and advisors. Please verify the contents of any of the advertisers before booking your vacation. WWA has made every effort to verify ad claims but has no control over them. Therefore is not responsible for any acts or omissions of any of the Services Suppliers or Tourism Associates listed in this publication.
National Car RentalSpadoni Leasing Limited450 Sifton AvenueThunder Bay, ON P7E 6M2Canada
(807) 577-1234(807) 475-3881 (Fax)(800) 316-4278 (Toll Free)www.spadonileasing.com
An Independent Licensee of National Car Rental Systems (Canada) Inc..
Wasaya gratefully acknowledges financial support from:
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Box 558, Sioux Lookout, Ontario P8T 1A8
p: 807-737-1014 • f: 807-737-2356 • reservations: 1-877-737-0377
www.lamplightermotel.ca
Coffee shop, air-conditioned rooms, cable TV, telephone, internet access, conference room facilities.
Pickle Lake… Ontario’s Last Frontier!
The Corporation of the Township of Pickle LakeToll Free: 1-800-565-9189 | www.picklelake.ca
The Pickle Lake region has something to offer everyone!•AWildernessFishing,HuntingandCanoeingParadise.•Homeofafull-serviceMunicipalCampgroundandRVPark.•YearroundaccessibilityfromtheTransCanadaHighwayNorthtoPickleLake(onHwy599).
•Fly-inNorthtoremoteFirstNationcommunitiesandtheregion’sOutpostCampsfromourmodernAirport.
RESERVATIONS & TICKETING FOR CORPORATE & LEISURE TRAVELSIOUX LOOKOUT, ON • PH: 807-737-3600 • FAX: 807-737-1341
TOLL FREE: 1-800-465-3622 • www.siouxtravel.ca
Our primary focus has been to offer first class personalized service for northern travellers. We can offer our clients national contacts
and a full range of travel-related services and benefits.
With a client base extending throughout Canada and the US, the leisure and corporate staff provides the knowledge of a
combined 100 years of experience. Our trained corporate staff is dedicated to meet the needs of the business traveller.
ON REP#02318859
Box 247, Sioux Lookout, Ontario P8T 1A3P: 807-737-1330 ~ F: 807-737-3612 ~ Toll Free: 1-800-649-9502
www.forestinn.net
…a full service hotel/motel facility, situated on Highway 72 at the entrance to Sioux Lookout. The Inn is located on a quiet
bay on Pelican Lake, with a picturesque view and setting.
What More Could You Ask For?• 41 Guest Rooms• Licenced Bar & Grill• Private Beach
• Business Centre• Conference Rooms• Fitness Room
Halfway between Thunder Bay and Winnipeg, north of the Trans-Canada Highway, Sioux Lookout sits nestled on the lakeshores of Pelican, Abram and Lac Seul with the rugged Canadian Shield as our backdrop. Our scenic Municipality boasts a culturally diverse population of over 5,500 residents and we are proud to be the true “Hub of the North”, providing essential services to 25,000 people in 29 remote First Nation communities.
The Sioux Lookout area has a very
rich history as a result of its location on the traditional lands of the Ojibway First Nations. Local archaeological data and artifacts have been discovered that date back 5,000-7,000 years. The name Sioux Lookout is a reflection of its strategic location, from where early canoe brigades using the English River system could be sighted from a great distance.
Today, Sioux Lookout is a renowned, year-round tourist destination. Visitors and residents alike take advantage of a wide variety of outdoor recreational and sporting opportunities including water sports, hiking, cross country skiing, snowmobiling and incredible fishing!
Sioux Lookout is also on a major growth curve with over $200 million in capital projects recently completed including new state-of-the-art hospital; heritage train station redevelopment; cultural centre for youth and the arts; downtown revitalization project; airport expansion; and an increase in serviced residential and commercial land.
Whether you are considering a visit to our community, or a permanent move, we welcome you to this beautiful and unique wilderness community that we call home!
Visit us at: www.siouxlookout.ca
Sioux Lookout - the Hub of the North
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Sioux Lookout Airport (YXL) Hub of the North
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Home to daily scheduled flights through our friends at Wasaya and Bearskin Airlines
Fast and Friendly Service
Airside and Groundside Commercial and Industrial Land for
Lease
Terminal Advertising Available
Short Term and Long Term Parking Available
For Further Information Contact:
Ben Hancharuk, Interim Airport Manager 807-737-2829 x 5502 Email [email protected]
Florence Bailey, Economic Development Officer 807-737-4670 x 2228 Email [email protected]
www.siouxlookoutairport.ca
www.siouxlookout.cawww.siouxlookout.cawww.siouxlookout.ca
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Contact:Andy Tardi� PO Box 30, Site 104, RR 1Dryden, ON P8N 2Y4Ph: 807-937-5414
Titus Tait, Sachigo First NationPh: 807-595-2527
www.echoinglakecamp.com
Owned by Sachigo Lake First Nation
Echoing Lake Camp on Paradise Island …350 air miles north of Sioux Lookout, Ontario. Enjoy a beautiful two hour � ight by � oat plane to our remote island retreat for the � shing or hunting experience of a lifetime…
• We are the only camp on the lake• Lake is 12 miles long, 7 miles wide
and is crystal clear and spring fed• Fantastic trophy Northern Pike & Lake
Trout � shing, Numerous large � sh are caught and released every day
• Groups of 4 or 8 persons are our speciality• We can also accommodate up to
16 people very comfortably• We o� er all the comforts of home with
our all-inclusive American Plan Packages• Daily � y-in � shing trip can be arranged
to Yelling Lake, or one of our other fantastic locations, for fast action Walleye & Speckled Trout � shing
• Deluxe cabins• Hot showers, sauna and � ush toilets• On-site phone and internet service• Screened-in gazebo
Echoing Lake Camp O� ers Fully Guided Moose Hunts!• An allotment of 8 adult tags
(6 bulls & 2 cows) each year makes your chances of a successful hunt very high
• All you need to bring is your hunting gear and clothing
www.echoinglakecamp.com
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www.asheweigriver.com | [email protected] | 1-807-535-2547 ext. 227
Discover Asheweig River CampsNorthern Ontario’s untouched destination
for catch and release Trophy FishingWalleye, Speckled Trout, Northern Pike and Fly Fishing
Trophy Moose Hunting …Fully Guided
Boat-in or Fly-in to the Camp
Owned and operated by the Kasabonika Lake First Nation
Fishbasket Camps is located 507 km or 315 miles north of Thunder Bay on beautiful Mameigwess Lake, a pristine lake where anglers will enjoy unparalleled “Catch & Release” fishing for Walleye and Northern Pike.
• Open May to September• Luggage handling• Trained camp attendant to
assist guests• Housekeeping services
• Hot & Cold showers• Propane B.B.Q.• All kitchen utensils supplied• Fish cleaning house• Small ice house
• Solar & Generator powered• Access to satellite phone• Portable trail radio per boat• Satellite T.V.
Contact:
Don Sofea (Fishbasket Camps)
www.fishbasketcamps.comE-mail: [email protected]: 1-807-593-2123Cell: 1-807-627-5862
@fishbasketcampsOwned and operated by Nibinamik First Nation
Fishbasket CampsTrophy Walleye and Northern Pike Fishing
• Deluxe Fly-in Fishing Lodge located north of Pickle Lake…Only Lodge on the lake
• American Plan or Housekeeping Cabins with screened in porches
• New boats & motors• New screened in gazebo
and Bar-B-Q• Beautiful natural sand beach
Richard W. Moskotaywenene | ph: 807-363-9914 or alt: 807-363-2523 | e-mail: [email protected] | www.makooplakelodge.com
Owned and operated by the Bearskin Lake First Nation
Fish for the famous Makoop Lake Monsters (Big Northern Pike!)…on our exclusive 28,000 acre lake
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Bearskin LakeBearskin Lake
Kasabonika LakeKasabonika Lake
Nibinamik(Summer Beaver)Nibinamik(Summer Beaver)
Kitchenuhmaykoosib Inninuwug (Big Trout Lake)Kitchenuhmaykoosib Inninuwug (Big Trout Lake)WapekekaWapekeka
WebequieWebequie
Sachigo LakeSachigo Lake
Wasaya Airways LP Bases (Hubs)Wasaya Airways LP Bases (Hubs)
First Nation Owner CommunityFirst Nation Owner Community
Serviced CommunityServiced Community
Fort SevernFort Severn
KeewaywinKeewaywin
Cat LakeCat LakePikangikumPikangikum
Poplar HillPoplar Hill
King�sher LakeKing�sher Lake
Marten FallsMarten Falls
Muskrat DamMuskrat Dam
North Spirit LakeNorth Spirit LakeDeer LakeDeer Lake
Sandy LakeSandy Lake
Wunnumin LakeWunnumin Lake
Weagamow(Round Lake)
Weagamow(Round Lake)
Eabametoong(Fort Hope)
Eabametoong(Fort Hope)
Thunder BayThunder Bay
GeraldtonGeraldton
TimminsTimmins
Sioux LookoutSioux Lookout
Red LakeRed Lake Pickle LakePickle Lake
NeskantagaNeskantaga
Other CommunityOther Community
Ontario/Minnesota Border CrossingsOntario/Minnesota Border Crossings
NakinaNakinaArmstrongArmstrong
DrydenDryden
AtikokanAtikokan
KenoraKenora
Rainy RiverRainy River
Fort FrancesFort Frances
Grand Portage, MNGrand Portage, MN
Pigeon RiverPigeon RiverInternational Falls, MNInternational Falls, MN
Baudette, MNBaudette, MN
WASAYA …your personal connection to Canadian Wilderness Adventures!
Ontario Fishing & Hunting Regulationswww.mnr.gov.on.caToll free: 1-800-667-1940(Monday to Friday 8.30 a.m. to 5 p.m.)
Canada Border Services Agencywww.cbsa-asfc.gc.caEnter Northwestern Ontario via...Fort Frances Bridge: 807-274-3655Pigeon River Bridge: 807-964-2093Rainy River Bridge: 807-852-3341(Long distance rates apply)
Canadian Firearms Agency (RCMP)www.rcmp-grc.gc.ca(807)-623-2791 Thunder Bay RCMP office1-800-731-4000 (Firearm Declaration Forms)
Canadian Food Inspection Agencywww.inspection.gc.caToll free: 1-800-442-2342
Weather Officewww.weatheroffice.gc.ca
CDN/U.S Money Converterwww.xe.com
Canadian Consulate – Minneapolis MNwww.canadainternational.gc.ca/minneapolis(612)-333-4641
Canadian Consulate – Chicago ILwww.canadainternational.gc.ca/chicago(312) 616-1860
U.S. Department of StatePassports & Travel www.travel.state.govToll free: 1-877-487-2778
Regional AirportsThunder Bay International: 807-473-2600Dryden: 807-937-4959Red Lake: 807-662-2581Sioux Lookout: 807-737-2829Pickle Lake: 1-800-565-9189Greenstone (Geraldton): 807-854-1694Greenstone (Nakina): 807-329-5919Kenora: 807-548-5377Fort Frances: 807-274-3930Atikokan: 807-597-1234
Wasaya Airways LPAir Charters: 1-866-982-4787Air Reservations: 1-877-492-7292
www.wasayagroup.com
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Bearskin LakeBearskin Lake
Kasabonika LakeKasabonika Lake
Nibinamik(Summer Beaver)Nibinamik(Summer Beaver)
Kitchenuhmaykoosib Inninuwug (Big Trout Lake)Kitchenuhmaykoosib Inninuwug (Big Trout Lake)WapekekaWapekeka
WebequieWebequie
Sachigo LakeSachigo Lake
Wasaya Airways LP Bases (Hubs)Wasaya Airways LP Bases (Hubs)
First Nation Owner CommunityFirst Nation Owner Community
Serviced CommunityServiced Community
Fort SevernFort Severn
KeewaywinKeewaywin
Cat LakeCat LakePikangikumPikangikum
Poplar HillPoplar Hill
King�sher LakeKing�sher Lake
Marten FallsMarten Falls
Muskrat DamMuskrat Dam
North Spirit LakeNorth Spirit LakeDeer LakeDeer Lake
Sandy LakeSandy Lake
Wunnumin LakeWunnumin Lake
Weagamow(Round Lake)
Weagamow(Round Lake)
Eabametoong(Fort Hope)
Eabametoong(Fort Hope)
Thunder BayThunder Bay
GeraldtonGeraldton
TimminsTimmins
Sioux LookoutSioux Lookout
Red LakeRed Lake Pickle LakePickle Lake
NeskantagaNeskantaga
Other CommunityOther Community
Ontario/Minnesota Border CrossingsOntario/Minnesota Border Crossings
NakinaNakinaArmstrongArmstrong
DrydenDryden
AtikokanAtikokan
KenoraKenora
Rainy RiverRainy River
Fort FrancesFort Frances
Grand Portage, MNGrand Portage, MN
Pigeon RiverPigeon RiverInternational Falls, MNInternational Falls, MN
Baudette, MNBaudette, MN
WASAYA …your personal connection to Canadian Wilderness Adventures!
The Wasaya LogoWasaya means rising sun in Oji-Cree dialect and
the logo of Wasaya, which depicts a sunburst with eight sunrays, represents each of the original owner communities. Wasaya, a 100% First Nation
owned entity, is constantly growing and now has eleven owner communities. They are;
Bearskin Lake First Nation
Kitchenuhmaykoosib Inninuwug (KI) First Nation
Wunnumin Lake First Nation
Nibinamik First Nation
Kingfisher Lake First Nation
Keewaywin First Nation
Pikangikum First Nation
Wapekeka First Nation
Muskrat Dam First Nation
Kasabonika Lake First Nation
Fort Severn First Nation
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A great story – It’s in our nature.
visitthunderbay.com
The vacation you’ve been dreaming of is waiting for you on the shores of Lake Superior. Perched on the edge of the world’s largest freshwater lake and surrounded by pristine forests and rolling mountains – Thunder Bay, the largest city on the Lake Superior Circle Tour, is the gateway to some of the most exotic experiences on earth. Feed your appetite for adventure in one of Canada’s best outdoor cities.
Experience the harmony of a city rich in wide-open green spaces, parks and wilderness – and all the urban culinary and cultural attractions to complete your memorable epic adventure. A city with deeply rooted European and Aboriginal cultures presents visitors and residents with an exciting educational experience
too. Those looking to experience the unique culture of the city have many options, including a visit to the Thunder Bay Art Gallery, home to one of the largest collections of Aboriginal art in Canada. Magnus Theatre offers professional productions, while travelling Broadway shows, live bands and the Thunder Bay Symphony Orchestra regularly grace the Community Auditorium stage. Plan a trip around our
annual Blues Festival and join 13,000 music fans for a weekend of dancing while bands play an outdoor stage.
Thunder Bay’s ethnic diversity is evident throughout the city; the saunas and shops of Little Finland in The Bay & Algoma Neighbourhood; Fiesta Italiana, Rendezvous with Italy and Thunderfest celebrate the food and fun of Italy; and the Ukrainian Festival, which highlights the culture
Come and Live the Adventure that is Thunder Bay
Photo: Gary & Joanie McGuffin
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555 W. Arthur St. Thunder Bay, ON 1-800-387-3331 or (807)577-84811808 Wellington Ave. Winnipeg, MB 1-877-842-4667www.vicinn.com
With this voucher you will receive $30 off your night stay. Based on our best available rate of $131.99 (double occupancy) or higher.Offer not valid on pool side rooms, cannot be combined with any other offer, coupon or promotion. No cash value, valid only at The Victoria Inn, Thunder Bay, Ontario and Winnipeg, Manitoba locations. Limit of one voucher per room, per night. Expires October 31st, 2013
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www.ahnisnabae-art.com · 1-807-577-2656 • [email protected]
The Art of Roy Thomas and Local & Regional Aboriginal Artists
1-807-577-2656 • [email protected]
AHN
ISNABAE ART
Gallery
AHNISNABAE ART GALLERYOriginal Native Art • Giclée Prints on Canvas • Prints • Masks
Jewelry • Etchings • Beadwork Art Soap Stone Carvings Amethyst • Dreamcatchers • Native Art Books
Ojibwe, Cree & Inuit Pocket Books • Moccasins • Gauntlets Birch Bark Baskets • T-Shirts
7-1500 James St. S., Mount McKay PlaceThunder Bay, Ontario CANADA
Hours: Tues-Fri 11 am - 7 pm • Sat Noon - 6 pmVisiting Water Spirits
of Ukraine. Anishnawbe Keeshigun, an annual traditional powwow offers a glimpse of Native culture. Not to be overlooked is the annual Folklore Festival, a showcase of global cuisine and entertainment and the Great Rendezvous is a heritage celebration hosted at Fort William Historical Park, Thunder Bay’s premier tourism attraction and winner of the Attractions Canada Award of Excellence.
Enjoy a fine meal at one of our many restaurants, or relax over a drink at a lounge, pub or wine bar situated amongst beautiful bay views and unique and friendly neighbourhoods. Spend the day shopping in our trendy and unique boutiques, or at Intercity Shopping Centre, the largest shopping complex in the Northwest.
Sleep under the stars at one of our many campgrounds, and visit natural attractions like the legendary Sleeping Giant, the vast Ouimet Canyon, Kakabeka Falls or our many city parks including Chippewa, Centennial and Marina Park. As a proud addition to our city, be the first to experience Thunder Bay’s beautiful new waterfront – Prince Arthur’s Landing, a two-year in-the-making redevelopment project that has transformed 35 acres of waterfront and parkland into a spectacular mixed-use village enlivened by public art installations, restaurants, cafés and year-round attractions, activities and amenities. Most definitely a must see!
Let Tourism Thunder Bay and Lake Superior Visits help you experience everything the city has to offer with one of our exciting Vacation Packages including our Signature Package – Seven Days with the Giant, the outdoor adventure experience of a lifetime. Contact us to find the perfect package for you!
Tourism Thunder Bay1-800-667-8386www.VisitThunderBay.com
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Experience the thrill of flying over the Canadian wilderness, as far as the eagles can see.Let our experienced Wasaya staff show you how easy and cost effective it is to experience the wonders of Canadian remote fishing and hunting destinations that are like no other. Wasaya Wilderness Adventures with the assistance of Wasaya Airways LP, will structure a seamless flight itinerary at a price that meets your travel budget. Wasaya Airways LP (www.wasaya.com) has been the leading provider of quality airline transportation services in Northern Ontario since 1989. Wasaya offers daily scheduled flights to over 25 destinations as well as chartered aircraft services utilizing a variety
of aircraft which include Dash 8’s, accommodating groups of 29 or more fishermen, hunters and eco-adventures.
Wasaya Airways LP operates 5 bases within Northern Ontario - Thunder Bay, Sioux Lookout, Red Lake, Pickle Lake and Timmins. In unification with Slate Falls First Nation, Wasaya also utilizes partner entity Bamaji Airways, a floatplane operation based in Sioux Lookout. From Bamaji’s airbase, vacationers are transported into desired remote fishing or hunting camps. We also work with many other floatplane operators to transport you to your choice fishing and hunting destination on time and within budget.
As Canada’s largest municipality boasting 3,100 square kilometres of boreal paradise from end to end, the Municipality of Greenstone is located just over 1,200 kilometres north of the province’s bustling capital city of Ottawa and 270 kilometres northeast of the city of Thunder Bay. The municipality of 5,000 residents is an amalgamation of the former towns of Beardmore, Geraldton, Nakina and Longlac, and the unincorporated areas of Caramat, MacDiarmid and Jellicoe that shares its regional borders with its First Nation neighbours from Aroland, Ginoogaming, Animbiigoo-Zaagi’gan Anishinaabek (Lake Nipigon Ojibway), Long Lake #58, Biinjitwaabik Zaaging Anishnaabek (BZA) (Rocky Bay), and Bingwi Neyaashi Anishinaabek (Sand Point).
Visitors to Greenstone discover an outdoor lovers paradise: backcountry camping and canoe routes and hiking trails showcasing the flora, fauna, geological phenomena and cultural history that make the region so distinct;
countless pristine lakes and rivers, including Lake Nipigon, the Sixth Great Lake, offering anglers some of the best freshwater fishing experiences in the world. Also, being rooted in the boreal heartland of Ontario, Greenstone treats the avid sportsman to a robust population of small and large game including moose, black bear, and ruffed grouse. If thrill seekers don’t find snowmobiling, off-roading, and boating here gets their adrenaline racing, the sheer cliffs reaching over 490 feet high and waterfalls freezing up to 33 feet thick at the Pijitawabik Palisades just might!
Looking for a more leisurely escape? In the heart of Greenstone is the Kenogamisis Golf Club, located along the shores of Kenogamisis Lake in Geraldton. Built in 1938 and expanded in 2000, the course is rare blend of 18 holes designed by renowned course architects, Stanley Thompson and Les Furber, featuring breathtaking views of Kenogamisis Lake and the MacLeod Mine Tailings Reclamation, including the award-winning discoverGeraldton Interpretive Centre. The Interpretive Centre is a
popular stop for families and history buffs with its showcase of cultural history and interactive exhibits and the largest model of a CL-415 Waterbomber in the world! Beardmore, the gateway to Lake Nipigon through Poplar Lodge Park, is also a must-stop for guests who discover endless white sand beaches, a full-service marina, and in August, wild blueberries galore for the picking. Throughout the year, come see a traditional Pow wow in all its Native splendour or attend one of Greenstone’s popular golf tournaments, poker rallys or winter carnivals.
Travellers usually find their way to Greenstone by car or RV on Highway 11; by train on VIA Rail; or by plane through one of Greenstone’s two airports which play an intricate role in connecting the community to other hubs of economic growth and opportunities -including Marten Falls and the city of Thunder Bay- providing passenger, cargo freight, and customized charter services.
So what are you waiting for? Discover Greenstone today! Your adventure awaits www.greenstone.ca
Discover Greenstone
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Your wilderness adventure awaits…
www.greenstone.ca 1-866-664-6623
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Tourism Associates 2012-2013
Services Partner 2012-2013
Become a part of Northwestern Ontario’s fastest growing Tourism Team.
Sign up now for a membership in the new Wasaya Wilderness Adventures Tourism Association and enjoy benefits that far outweigh the cost of joining.Contact our Marketing Team at [email protected] or call Toll Free at 1-888-514-0986
…we’re just waiting to mail you our new membership package.
Ahnisnabae Art Gallery .........................807-577-2656 www.ahnisnabae-art.com
Asheweig River Camps ............ 807-535-2547 Ext. 230 www.asheweigriver.com
Bamaji Air Inc. .......................................807-737-1020 [email protected]
Dryden Economic Development Corp. ................807-223-4100 www.exploredryden.ca
Echoing Lake Lodge ...............................807-937-5414 www.echoinglakecamp.com
Fish Basket Outpost Camp .....................807-593-9952 www.fishbasketcamps.com
Forest Inn & Conference Centre .............807-737-1330 www.forestinn.net
Global Flags & Souvenirs .......................807-577-2435 www.globalflagsandbanners.ca
Grand Portage Lodge and Casino ..........800-543-1384 www.grandportage.com
Greenstone Economic Development Corp. ................888-777-6971 www.greenstone.ca
Lamplighter Motel ................................807-737-1014 www.lamplightermotel.ca
Mattice Lake Outfitters ..........................800-411-0334 www.walleye.ca
Makoop Lake Lodge ..............................807-363-9914 www.makooplakelodge.com
National Car & Truck Rental ...................807-577-1234 www.spadonileasing.com
North Star Air Ltd. .................................800-285-8618 www.northstarair.ca
Savanne River Resort ............................807-986-2484 www.savanneriver.com
Sioux Lookout Economic Dwevelopment Corp. .............807-737-2700 www.siouxlookout.ca
Sioux Lookout Municipal Airport ...........807-737-2829 www.siouxlookoutairport.ca
Sioux Travel/Carlson Wagonlit Travel .....807-737-3600 www.siouxtravel.ca
Township of Pickle Lake ........................800-565-9189 www.picklelake.ca
Thunder Bay International Airport Authority...................................807-473-2600 www.thunderbayairport.com
Travelodge Airlane Hotel .......................807-473-1600 www.travelodge-airlane.com
Victoria Inn ............................................807-577-8481 www.vicinn.com
Wasaya Airways LP ................................877-492-7292 www.wasaya.com
Wesley Fly-in Camps .............................807-347-9904 www.wesleyoutposts.com
Bay Lakes Marketing Inc. (All Canada Shows) ...............................920-983-9800 www.allcanada.com
Beamish MacKinnon Lawyers................807-737-2809 [email protected]
Canada Border Crossing Services ...........204-488-6350 www.bordercrossing.ca
Corporate Graphics ................................807-345-0997 www.corporategraphics.ca
Design and Logic Website Developers ...807-708-4224 www.designandlogic.net
Maier Hardware Thunder Bay ................807-345-1492 www.maierhardware.com
Marie’s Typing & Law Clerk (TLC) Consulting Services ...............................807-737-1426 [email protected]
Wasaya Group Inc. ............................. 1-888-514-0986 www.wasayagroup.com
Signs Now Thunder Bay .........................807-343-2622 www.signsnowtbay.com
Sportop Marketing Inc. Thunder Bay .....807-346-5400 www.sportop.com
Superior Display & Distribution The Lettershop ......................................807-346-2210 www.thelettershop.ca/display
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WHERE AM I AGAIN?We hear this a lot…Thunder Bay International Airport’s
modern facilities offer the services and amenities found in big city airports, with convenient connections
to major Canadian and U.S. destinations.Serving Air Canada, Westjet, Porter, Bearskin, Wasaya & more.
w w w . t h u n d e r b a y a i r p o r t . c o m
…your personal connection to Canadian Wilderness Adventures!
WASAYA
Wasaya Group Inc.Thunder Bay, ON, Canada
Toll-Free: 1-888-514-0986E-mail: [email protected]
www.wasayagroup.com
Contact the Travel ExpertsWasaya Wilderness Adventures
Toll-Free: 1-888-514-0986E-mail: [email protected]
WasayaWild.com
Cargo and Freight, Charters,Scheduled Passenger Services
Charters: 1-866-982-4787Reservations: 1-877-492-7292
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