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Mackenzie Printery & Newspaper Museum
This ivy-covered museum was where the esteemed William Lyon Mackenzie once edited the hell-raising Colonial Advocate . Enthusiastic young staff conduct tours every half-hour.
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Saunders Farm
About 40 minutes drive southwest of Ottawa, this fun family farm is chockfull of hedge mazes and has a waterpark, pedal carts, hay rides and picnic areas for you to enjoy.
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Saturna Island Winery
Wine fans can partake of tastings and tours at Saturna Island Winery, which also has an on-site bistro. The winery is south of the ferry terminal, via East Point Rd and Harris Rd.
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St Jacobs Farmers Market
This quintessential country market 3km south of town has an earthy soul. Folks come from miles for the farm-fresh produce, smoked meats, cheese, baked treats, arts and crafts.
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Our Lady of Victory Church
The town landmark is Our Lady of Victory Church, also called the Igloo Church, with a resplendent white dome and a lovely interior. Contact the visitors center for opening times.
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Okanagan Heritage Museum
The Okanagan Heritage Museum looks at centuries of local culture in an engaging manner that includes a First Nations pit house, a Chinese grocery and a Pandosy-era trading post.
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Ojibwe Cultural Foundation
Youre free to explore on your own, but guided tours of this insightful museum are highly recommended. Rotating exhibits reflect a rich history of legends and skilled craftwork.
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Northumberland Fisheries Museum
In the old train station, this museum explores the areas fishing heritage. Exhibits include strange sea creatures and the spiffy Silver Bullet, an early-1930s lobster boat.
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Musée Régional de la Côte Nord
This museum is a must-visit. It tells the history of the North Shore and its 8000 years of human habitation through a mix of gadgets and artifacts such as 17th-century maps.
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Musée Amérindien de Mashteuiatsh
North of Roberval on the lakeshore, one of the provinces best-organized aboriginal villages is home to this museum, featuring good exhibits on the areas Pekuakamiulnuatsh group.
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Assiniboine Park Zoo
White snow leopards, white Bengal tigers and polar bears are some of the over 2000 animals seen close-up at Assiniboine Park Zoo, which specializes in animals indigenous to harsher climates.
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Old City Hall
Across Bay St is the 1899 definitive work of Toronto architect EJ Lennox. Now housing legal courtrooms, the hall has an off-center bell tower, interesting murals and grimacing gargoyles.
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Flat Rock Cellars
Follow King Rd east, turn right onto Victoria Ave, then left onto 7th Ave for friendly Flat Rock Cellars . The hexagonal architecture and lake views here are almost as good as the wine!
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Bonanza Creek Discovery Site
Some 1.5km up the valley from Dredge No 4, this national historic site is roughly where gold was first found in 1897. Its a quiet site today with a little water burbling through the rubble.
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Victoria Park
Escape Truros busy streets at Victoria Park, 400 hectares of green space in the very center of town, including a deep gorge and two waterfalls. The park attracts dozens of bird species.
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Peggys Cove Lighthouse
The highlight of the cove is this picture-perfect lighthouse, which for many years was a working post office. Meander around the granite landscape that undulates much like the icy sea beyond.
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Les Jardins du Cap à lAigle
In Cap à lAigle, a little village 2km east of La Malbaie, are these gardens, where 800 types of lilac range up the hill between a waterfall, a footbridge and artists selling their daubs.
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Loyalist House
Dating from 1810, the Georgian-style Loyalist House is one of the citys oldest unchanged buildings. Its now a museum, depicting the Loyalist period, and contains some fine carpentry.
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SS Keno
The SS Keno was one of a fleet of paddle wheelers that worked the Yukons rivers for more than half a century. Grounded along the waterfront, the boat re-creates a time before any highways.
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Lac des Nations
South of all the sights, Rivière Magog flows into the pretty Lac des Nations, which is surrounded by a scenic paved trail perfect for walking, in-line skating and cycling (rentals available).
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