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Hotel construction ahead in Dryden

Hotel construction ahead in Dryden

Developers plan two new hotels for Government Street; dozens of apartments are in the works elsewhere in the city.
Cruise ship visits to Thunder Bay will rise to 17

Cruise ship visits to Thunder Bay will rise to 17

The number of vessels and port calls in 2024 will set records for the modern cruising era
Sudbury chocolatier earns national tourism accolade

Sudbury chocolatier earns national tourism accolade

Tammy Maki named extraordinary female entrepreneur
All aboard for the Chi-Cheemaun ferry’s 50th anniversary

All aboard for the Chi-Cheemaun ferry’s 50th anniversary

Historian seeking stories, photos for commemorative book
Marathon re-evaluates municipal accommodation tax

Marathon re-evaluates municipal accommodation tax

Council mulls boost to short-term accommodation tax to six per cent
Deadline looms for Indigenous tourism funding

Deadline looms for Indigenous tourism funding

Applications for Skode Program will be accepted until Feb. 2
New hotel brings more opportunities for big events

New hotel brings more opportunities for big events

Tourism manager for the City of Thunder Bay, Paul Pepe, said the city needs more hotels
Fate decided: Norgoma will be ripped apart by Purvis cutting torches

Fate decided: Norgoma will be ripped apart by Purvis cutting torches

Sault will waive up to $8K in landfill fees to allow Purvis Marine to dispose of non-ferrous materials including wood, roofing materials, asbestos, oil, lubricants and paint
Decommissioning M.S. Norgoma expected to cost taxpayers $400,000

Decommissioning M.S. Norgoma expected to cost taxpayers $400,000

Since June 2019 Sault Ste. Marie has paid $40 a day to berth the old ship at a dock leased by Purvis Marine at Algoma Steel
West Nipissing could limit licences for short-term rentals

West Nipissing could limit licences for short-term rentals

Move aims to mitigate impact of region's low housing stock