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North Bay Capitol Centre open for conference business

North Bay Capitol Centre open for conference business

North Bay's Capitol Centre is opening its theatre doors wider to meetings and conferences. With close to 300 concerts, theatrical performances and other activities being staged every year, the downtown Main Street hall is a busy place.
Visitors herded to Earlton for International Plowing Match

Visitors herded to Earlton for International Plowing Match

More than 70,000 people are expected to pour into the small village of Earlton throughout the 2009 International Plowing Match and Rural Expo (IPM) from Sept. 22-26, the first time the annual event is held in Northern Ontario.
Water Tower Inn celebrates 35 years as independent hotel

Water Tower Inn celebrates 35 years as independent hotel

Entrepreneur Jim Hilsinger would never have guessed that when he opened Algoma Water Tower Inn in Sault Ste. Marie 35 years ago that it would grow to become one of the city's leading hotels.
The MacMan Challenge – when in doubt, let it out!

The MacMan Challenge – when in doubt, let it out!

A total of 37 boats took part on the sixth annual Mackinac to Manitoulin International Yacht Race, July 23-25.
From world wars to Wawa, 60 years of lodge living

From world wars to Wawa, 60 years of lodge living

Flying fighter jets over Europe during World War II, Richard Arthur Watson could not have known that his idea for Pine Portage Lodge, 150 kilometres north of Wawa, would still be thriving nearly 60 years later.
Tourism bringing high hopes to Temiskaming Shores

Tourism bringing high hopes to Temiskaming Shores

Efforts to promote tourism in the City of Temiskaming Shores are getting a boost from a local developer on the verge of building a $9-million Holiday Inn Express & Suites.
Great Lakes cruise ship visits return to Thunder Bay

Great Lakes cruise ship visits return to Thunder Bay

Great Lakes cruise ships are making another comeback in Thunder Bay. The luxury yacht Clelia II made its inaugural visit to the Lakehead city, July 3, the first of 11 scheduled stops this summer.
Agawa Canyon Tour Train gets new life

Agawa Canyon Tour Train gets new life

The revitalization of Sault Ste. Marie's Agawa Canyon tour train with new locomotives and passenger coaches is being hailed by the city's tourism czar as a “renaissance” for the local hospitality sector.

VIDEO: OLG - supports communities and events across Northern Ontario

Patricia Mills, Publisher Northern Ontario Business and Jim Cronin, Director of Community and Public Relations ( OLG ).
Sorbara heads to Sault to discuss tourism strategy

Sorbara heads to Sault to discuss tourism strategy

Former Ontario cabinet Greg Sorbara was in Sault Ste. Marie March 17 to discuss ways to boost the region's sagging tourism industry.