THUNDER BAY — Northern Ontario tourism officials say they continue to look abroad for new opportunities to sell the region.

More than 200 tourism industry professionals, operators and policy-makers from across Ontario have gathered in Thunder Bay ...

While traditional offerings like museums and wilderness remain popular, more unexpected experiences, like food and ...

By Chris Page "Multiculturalism is our identity, diversity is our beauty," read the street sign, signalling eclectic ...

Just back from the Tourism Industry Association of Ontario summit, Paul Pepe, the City of Thunder Bay's Tourism manager and members of the destination development team have brought back insights ...

Ontario is moving ahead with a major restoration and redevelopment effort at Samuel de Champlain Provincial Park, committing $4.75 million to repair ...

From Nov 7-16, 47 northern Ontario businesses peddled their products at the Royal Winter Fair’s northern Ontario agri-food ...

GreenStep today announced the launch of Destination360, a comprehensive suite of services designed to help destinations and ...

United States Senator Charles Schumer made his way to Watertown to address the effect of tariffs against North Country ...

Steered by a long-held approach of care and respect for the land and cultural teachings, Indigenous tour guides and operators ...

Our economic tariff/trade war with the U.S.A. prompted many to consider vacationing or traveling at home, leading to a supply ...

The annual Silver Stick hockey event is the largest hockey tournament in Northern Ontario and will continue with four more ...