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    Sundog culture festival 2025 | Vernon BC

    Local tourism was celebrated at the Sundog Festival in Vernon, BC, where culture, community, and creativity were highlighted. The festival was attended to showcase how art, music, and food bring people together in the...

    Local tourism was celebrated at the Sundog Festival in Vernon, BC, where culture, community, and creativity were highlighted. The festival was attended to showcase how art, music, and food bring people together in the Okanagan. The Vernon Sundog Festival was experienced through vibrant performances, artisan markets, and family-friendly (FREE) activities, with the goal of encouraging visitors and residents alike to support local events. By attending the Sundog Festival, the importance of tourism in Vernon, British Columbia, was promoted while community spirit was captured on film.

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    Nature Walk on Whitefish Island - Nature, Rapids & Wildlife in Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario

    Join us on a peaceful summer walk through the beautiful trails of Whitefish Island in Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario.


    This video captures the natural beauty of this unique island, located right in the heart of the St. Marys...

    Join us on a peaceful summer walk through the beautiful trails of Whitefish Island in Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario.


    This video captures the natural beauty of this unique island, located right in the heart of the St. Marys River - directly across from the Sault Ste. Marie Canal National Historic Site. The trail system here is easy to walk, well-maintained, and rich with natural and cultural history.


    We started our walk at the boardwalk that runs alongside the St. Marys River, offering stunning views of the fast-flowing water. As we followed the trail, we were surrounded by lush greenery, wildflowers, and the peaceful sounds of nature. Interpretive signs along the way provide insight into the Indigenous heritage of the area, especially the Batchewana First Nation, who continue to steward this land.


    Whitefish Island is a designated National Historic Site and a fantastic spot for wildlife viewing - from herons and ducks to the occasional bald eagle. It's also a great place to spot fish in the river or sit and take in the view.


    Whether you're a local or visiting the Soo, this is an accessible and rewarding place for a quiet hike, photography, or simply reconnecting with nature.


    Location: Whitefish Island, Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario
    Trail Type: Flat, easy loop with boardwalks and gravel paths
    Highlights: River views, Indigenous history, wildlife, birding, peaceful scenery

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    • I didn't know they had locks in Sault Ste. Marie, and they are much bigger than ours.
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    • Thomas, check out my other video of the Soo Locks tour boat going through the Canadian Locks. Cool process!

      There are 2 sets of Locks in The Sault -Thomas, check out my other video of the Soo Locks tour boat going through the Canadian Locks. Cool process!

      There are 2 sets of Locks in The Sault - on both sides of the river / border:

      -> Ontario Side — Sault Ste. Marie Canal / Canadian Recreational Lock

      This is on the Canadian (Ontario) side, part of Parks Canada as a National Historic Site.

      The original canal and locking system opened in 1895. At that time, it was large and served commercial shipping.
      A major crack in the wall forced the commercial lock to close in 1987.

      In 1998 a smaller “recreational lock” was built within the old chamber. This is used by pleasure boats, tour boats, smaller craft—not by large freighters.

      -> Michigan Side — The Soo Locks (U.S.)

      These locks are located on the U.S. side of the St. Marys River, in Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan - operated by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers.

      Their job is to enable large commercial and shipping vessels to bypass the rapids in the river and move between Lake Superior and the lower Great Lakes (primarily Lake Huron) despite the ~21 foot (≈ 6.4 m) drop in water level.

      There are multiple locks: Poe, MacArthur, Davis, Sabin, etc. Of these, Poe (rebuilt in 1968) is the largest, capable of handling the biggest freighters.

      These locks are in continuous operation during shipping season (i.e. not totally year‑round — winter closures for maintenance etc.).
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    • I love boardwalks over wetlands, rivers and lakes. There seems to be a special connection with nature when you are out in the open on water. ThenI love boardwalks over wetlands, rivers and lakes. There seems to be a special connection with nature when you are out in the open on water. Then there is the wildlife watching.   More ...
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    Arrival of the Agawa Canyon Train | Algoma Central Railway, Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario

    Experience the return of the famous Agawa Canyon Tour Train as it arrives back at the Algoma Central Railway Station in Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario.

    This full-day train journey takes passengers 228 km north into the heart...

    Experience the return of the famous Agawa Canyon Tour Train as it arrives back at the Algoma Central Railway Station in Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario.

    This full-day train journey takes passengers 228 km north into the heart of Northern Ontario, showcasing rugged Canadian Shield scenery, sparkling lakes, and breathtaking fall colours.

    A highlight of the tour is the stop at Agawa Canyon Park, where visitors can hike along trails and view the waterfalls.

    Perfect for train lovers, nature enthusiasts, and travellers looking for one of Canada’s most scenic rail adventures.

    All aboard for adventure in the heart of Algoma!

     

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    • We have wanted to ride on this train for such a long time - it looks like an awesome adventure!
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    • We wanted too. When we were in the hood the train was down for maintenance.
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    AHHHH I am about 3 vlogs behind!
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  • This looks like a really great adventure. We stopped at Kelly's Bake Shop between hiking the Dobson Trail and the Fundy Footpath and I still dream of their sticky buns - delicious

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