Throughout the Algoma region, there are public and private galleries with art pieces created by local or world-renowned artists. With the help of this blog, we can direct you to outdoor galleries and public art displays that equally bring bright colours and creativity to empty walls or transform spaces! These unique and beautiful pieces share […]

Visitors to Algoma Country are in for a treat with the abundance of offerings in the region. From breathtaking landscapes to thrilling outdoor adventures, rich cultural experiences, and delectable food and drink, there’s something to captivate every traveller. The variety of attractions and activities available here ensures that you’ll never run out of things to […]

“The stone house la Maison de Pierre, as they call it, a large mansion built of stone by a former agent of the Northwest Hudson Bay Company, who lived there with his family, servants, horses and hounds and gave hospitable dinners in those days when it was the fashion for the host to do so…” […]

Skiing, snowshoeing, fat biking, ice fishing, time sure flies when you’re having fun. Hard to believe that we are on the last day of our five days of winter in Algoma adventure. The day five agenda is road-tripping north along the shore of Lake Superior in search of the famous ice caves. Well, that was […]

It’s dreadful to think I nearly missed the chance to explore Sault Ste Marie the other weekend. A couple of days before a friend and I were headed off for a business trip from Sudbury to Wawa we realized there was time to stop in the Sault for a day on the way back. We […]

The bushplane itself is considered an iconic piece of Canadian History. Today, one of the most prominent uses of the bushplane is to bring passengers and cargo to remote fly-in-only locations. Many of these locations can be found in the Algoma region. The History of the CBHC The Canadian Bushplane Heritage Centre is located in […]

Ermatinger-Clergue National Historic Site Take a step back in time at the Ermatinger-Clergue National Historic Site. The “house” has been restored and tells the story of Charles Oakes Ermatinger and others that were lucky enough to call this beautiful house home between 1808 and 1870. Stroll the beautiful period gardens and don’t forget to watch […]