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Thunder Bay, Ontario A
city of contrasts, Thunder Bay is contemporary, sophisticated, but refreshingly close to
its At mile zero of the St. Lawrence Seaway, this is the world's largest freshwater port. Our city's global appeal has created a place of cultural diversity. For centuries, the world has come to Thunder Bay for business...now they also come for the pleasure of a unique vacation destination that is always at our doorstep. Thunder Bay is full of surprises. Take our climate for example. As its name suggests, the region does host some spectacular thunderstorms. However, with an average of over 2,200 hours of sunshine annually, Thunder Bay holds the title of Canada's sunniest spot east of the prairies.
Wherever you are in Thunder Bay, the vast unspoiled wilderness is only minutes away and is yours to enjoy all year round! Glide over sparkling lakes in your canoe, hike a mountain trail, sleep under the stars! Summer - enjoy canoeing, kayaking, boating, hiking, rock climbing, cycling, sailing, scuba-diving and mountain biking or try a round at one of our seven municipal golf courses. Winter - enjoy world-class curling and Christmas card scenery with alpine skiing, cross-country, skating, snowmobiling, snowshoeing, tobogganing, dog-sledding, ice-climbing, ice-fishing, snowboarding and sleigh riding - don't forget your sun glasses! Walleye or trophy trout, Thunder Bay is an angler's paradise. Our clear, cool lakes and rivers attract fishing enthusiasts from all over the world - all it takes is one unforgettable fishing trip...and you'll be hooked! Old Fort William, our museums and parks are history lessons you'll never forget. Thunder Bay boasts friendly people, a diverse lifestyle and a spectacular landscape of mountains, canyons and a multitude of lakes and rivers; it is an extraordinary place to call HOME! |
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wilderness roots. On the shore of Lake Superior and home to approximately
120,000, the city owes its development to its extensive natural resources, from the early
days as a fur trade centre to later growth in forestry, mining and shipping industries.
The city itself is a vibrant, busy place with streetscapes
varying from the business centre in the Intercity area to downtown shops and pretty
residential neighborhoods. Metropolitan pleasures such as shopping centres, theater
companies, festivals, cultural events and restaurants abound, but you will also enjoy a
network of biking/walking trails and about 4,000 acres of green space within city limits.