Created in 1967 to mark Canada’s Centennial, the International Friendship Gardens are a lasting tribute to unity, diversity, and the many cultures that helped shape Thunder Bay.
Step back in time as we explore the vibrant downtown of Port Arthur. Once known as Prince Arthur’s Landing, named in honour of Queen Victoria’s son. Officially renamed in 1883, this area is rich in history and architectural beauty.
Step into one of Thunder Bay’s oldest and most storied neighbourhoods—the East End. As the Canadian Pacific Railway pushed westward, waves of immigrants arrived and laid down roots here, shaping the identity of the community for generations to come.