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The Walleye

February 1, 2026

Adrian Lysenko

Small Skis, Big Mountain

February 1, 2026

Adrian Lysenko

For local skiers and snowboarders, the Nor’Wester Mountains represent the best skiing between the Rocky and Laurentian Mountains. But every so often, even the most loyal TBayers feel the pull to go bigger, trading familiar slopes for something new.

February 1, 2026

Adrian Lysenko

January 16, 2023

Michelle McChristie

Authentic Winnipeg

January 16, 2023

Michelle McChristie

Maybe it is the city’s infamous winters that have made its residents intrepid and keen on reinventing and reinvigorating their community. There are new experiences in every corner of the city, some within well-known and historic attractions and others completely shiny and new.

January 16, 2023

Michelle McChristie

August 1, 2018

Michelle McChristie

Music on the Streets of Québec City

August 1, 2018

Michelle McChristie

Vacations are about more than a destination—they are about the opportunity to appreciate local culture, including language, cuisine, music, and events. Steeped in history and the cradle of French culture in North America, la belle province is the place to visit for a potent reminder of how Québec came to be—and remains—a distinct society in our country.

August 1, 2018

Michelle McChristie

July 1, 2013

Michelle McChristie

Gunflint Lodge

July 1, 2013

Michelle McChristie

With plenty of wilderness around Thunder Bay, we don’t look often to Minnesota’s “North Woods” as a destination, but the Gunflint Trail, which is actually a paved road, is akin to Highway 60 through Algonquin Park with 20 plus lodges and outfitters, unlike anything in Northwestern Ontario.

July 1, 2013

Michelle McChristie

The Walleye
204 Red River Road, Suite 200
Thunder Bay, ON P7B 1A4

info@thewalleye.ca
807.344.3366

The Walleye204 Red River Road, Suite 200 Thunder Bay, ON P7B 1A4

info@thewalleye.ca807.344.3366

The Walleye
204 Red River Road, Suite 200
Thunder Bay, ON P7B 1A4

info@thewalleye.ca
807.344.3366