Tourism Feature
Steelworkers hall seeking corporate businessWith full broadband connectivity,
capacity for more than 500 people and a kitchen offering a range of
catering services, the Steelworkers Union Hall and Conference Centre
in Sudbury is an ideal venue for conferences, conventions, training
sessions and meetings—yet it’s still a relatively unknown entity
in the North.“You can use this place for
anything,” said Roger Lafontaine, a trustee on the executive board
of the United Steelworkers Local 6500. “There’s nothing, really,
that we can’t ...
Tourism News
Sault festivals get a windfall
A pair of festivals being held in Sault Ste. Marie has received provincial backing.The Algoma Arts Festival Association has received $75,000 for the Algoma Fall Festival, and another $75,000 is going to the 1812 Bicentennial History Fest. The funding is being allocated for programming and services,...
Tourism organization replacedOntario’s Wilderness Region (Cochrane
Timiskaming-Travel Association) will officially be closing its doors
on March 28 after 39 years. It is being replaced by Northeastern
Ontario RTO13A, one of 13 Regional Tourism Organizations (RTOs),
which have been set up to coordinate the tourism industry ...
Steelworkers hall seeking corporate businessWith full broadband connectivity,
capacity for more than 500 people and a kitchen offering a range of
catering services, the Steelworkers Union Hall and Conference Centre
in Sudbury is an ideal venue for conferences, conventions, training
sessions and meetings—yet it’s still a relatively unknow...
Thunder Bay releases stay-and-play guideTourism Thunder Bay has released an
updated version of its popular tourism guide.Thunder Bay Experience Magazine is a
free 88-page publication that serves as a comprehensive four-seasons
guide on what to see, and where to stay and eat in and around the
northwestern Ontario city.The guide featur...
