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Neys Provincial Park
Rocky Neys Provincial Park , just west of Marathon, has craggy beaches, furry caribou, and sunsets that make for a perfect Kodak moment.
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Kew Beach
Of all the beaches, Kew Beach is the most popular stretch of sand, the boardwalk running east to Balmy Beach and west to Woodbine Beach.
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Wayne Gretzky Estate
Northeast at the intersection of King and Cherry you’ll see the wine business of Canada’s beloved hockey star, Wayne Gretzky Estate .
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Swift Current Museum and Visitors Centre
Youll want to make a stop to check out the massive woolly bison in this great little museum at the Swift Current visitors center.
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Yukon Artists@Work
Operated by local artists, some of whom may be busily creating when you visit. Its situated just north of the megastore shopping area.
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Salt Spring Island Cheese
Drop by for a wander around the idyllic farmstead, and a tasting or two in the winery-style shop. Consider some Ruckles goat cheese to go.
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Provincial Seamens Museum
The impressive-looking Seamens Museum depicts both the era of the banking schooner and the changes in the fishery over the years.
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Pavillon du Bassin Bonsecours
This pavilion has a snack bar in summer and winter. On frosty days, its a fine place to warm up after ice-skating on the rink in front.
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Finlayson Point Provincial Park
For information about the group of preserves around Temagami, visit Finlayson Point Provincial Park , 2km south of town on Hwy 11.
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Owen Sound Farmers Market
This co-op of vendors is one of the oldest in Ontario. Expect the freshest produce, as well as maple syrup, soaps and baked goods.
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Loyalist Burial Ground
This solemn cemetery, with fading tombstones from as early as 1784, is just off Kings Sq, in a park-style setting in the center of town.
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Sound and Light Display
An evening sound and light display at the Basilique Notre-Dame uses cutting-edge technology to tell the story of the church and the city.
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Ross House Museum
The small log cabin where William Ross ran the wests first post office is in a pretty setting and documents pioneer life in the 1850s.
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Les Moulins
Économusée Les Moulins has two restored 19th-century mills and exhibits showing how wheat and buckwheat were once ground using grindstones.
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Meewasin Valley Centre
The tiny but informative Meewasin Centre tells the history of the river and the city, and has maps and excellent self-guided walking tours.
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Discovery Harbour
Recommended guided tours of this reconstructed British garrison lead visitors through two replica vessels and recount the forts history.
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Centre dInterprétation des Mammifères Marins
The CIMM gives excellent background information on local sea creatures through multimedia exhibits. There are also pretty gardens.
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Metepenagiag Heritage Park
On the Esk River, the Metepenagiag Heritage Park has interpretive tours of Mikmaq culture and history on a 3000-year-old archaeological site.
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Fort Smith Mission Historic Park
This park commemorates the days when this was Catholicisms beachhead into the North. Self-guided tour maps are available from the visitors center.
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Dory Shop Museum
Shelburne dories (small open boats once used for fishing from a mother schooner) are still made to order at the Dory Shop Museum for use as lifeboats.
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