As of October 2022, the Canadian border is fully open to travellers with no pandemic-related restrictions.
That's great news for us here in Northern Ontario—from our lodges to our motels, our restaurants to our boutiques, our campgrounds to our outfitters—we're all excited to be welcoming our U.S. friends back to our amazing province.
This guidance could change at any time if deemed necessary for public health. Consult the Government of Canada travel site for the most recent updates and requirements.
Just your passport! And a sense of adventure, of course.
Nope, mask mandates have been dropped. They may be required in health care settings like long-term care homes and hospitals.
Our region is vast and full of opportunities for any kind of visit you want to experience this summer—fishing, camping, boating, golf, and hiking as well as urban adventures in our major hubs of Thunder Bay, Sault Ste. Marie, Sudbury, and North Bay. There are lots of lodges, outfitters, campgrounds, and motels/hotels that have availability in August, September, and beyond. Don't miss out on everything on offer in our historic small towns, too.
Due to its location alongside the Northern Minnesota border, Northwestern Ontario's Sunset Country is especially dependent on its American visitors and is looking forward to welcoming back Americans this summer.
Superior Country, Algoma Country, and Northeastern Ontario also have lots of places to stay and things to see.
If you are visiting during forest fire season in Northern Ontario there may be fires active in some remote areas. Visit here for a list of affected areas or view this interactive map to ensure you plan accordingly.
Yes. We did. We really did.
Welcome back, friends. We're happy you're here.