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Town in Manitoba and Saskatchewan, Canada
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Flin Flon is a city of about 5,100 people North of 53 in Manitoba on the border with Saskatchewan. A small part of Flin Flon is located inside Saskatchewan, making it only one of two undivided border cities in Canada (alongside Lloydminster), although it is never enumerated as one of Saskatchewan's cities.
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Yurts and cabins are available. Canoeing in the surrounding lakes. Climb to the top of Bakers Narrows Scenic Tower for a view of the area lakes, including Lake Athapapuskow.
A 4-day summer festival for musicians and music lovers that brings in talent from out of town and showcases local artists.
Family diner run as a social enterprise by the First Nations community centre.
18 rooms (8 with kitchenettes) on a Ross Lake island connected to the mainland by a causeway. TV, air conditioned, near KFC.
Hotel and convention centre with Miners Lounge, Kelsey Dining Room, banquet and catering services.
Economical short-term accommodations: equipped with 10 basic rooms, common washroom/shower facilities, and a lounge area with sofas, TV, microwave, coffeepot, kettle, toaster, and wireless access!
Aboriginal arts, crafts, paintings, caribou hair art, and birch bark bitings to moccasins, mukluks, jewellery fashions, beading and leather supplies for DIY projects.
Two stores: Wal-Mart and Canadian Tire.
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