Thunder Bay, however, embraces itself as a community that is committed to making sure everyone feels welcome no matter what challenges they may face, ensuring that even individuals with mobility challenges can navigate its scenic landscapes with ease.
Located upon the traditional lands of the Anishnawbae Peoples of Fort William First Nation, Signatories to the Robinson Superior Treaty of 1950, the community has always had an intimate connection to the natural environment around it. During the winter, as fresh snow blankets the into a ground, the city transforms wonderland of adventures for both residents and visitors. Whether you want to stay indoors or venture outdoors your trip to Thunder Bay can be filled days of fun activities.
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