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The self-proclaimed "Moose Capital of Canada", Hearst is a town of 5,500 people (2016) in Northern Ontario. It is named after William Howard Hearst, the seventh Premier of Ontario.
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Gallery showcasing local artists.
non-profit association of women, whose mandate is to set up business projects to create jobs for women. Its greenhouses grow nine million seedlings per year for reforestation for three main customers: Hearst Forest Management, Nagagami SFL and Tembec. Its gifts corner and garden is open M-F 10AM-5:30PM and Sa 10AM-4PM.
Place de la scierie patrimoniale
Exhibitions based on the day-to-day life of the people of Hearst and area, such as one dedicated to aprons.
Fishing, swimming, camping. RV, tent or trailer sites, or backcountry sites on your own island. Two hiking trails (1 km and 7 km).
Greek, Canadian, & Italian cuisine.
Canadian and Canadian-Chinese cuisine.
Pizzeria bar & grill.
A home-based artisan distillery making Loon Vodka, brandy, whiskey, dessert wines, liqueurs. Owners Marcel and Mireille Rheault will explain their business to you.
Licensed dining room, lounge, sauna, and steam bath, hot tubs, high-speed Internet.
Formerly Queen's Motel
Indoor swimming pool.
Kitchenettes
Free WiFi, kitchenettes, steam bath
Your hostess, Mme. Janine Bourdon. Two comfortable rooms, shared bathroom, continental breakfast, quiet atmosphere in a residential area, located near the hospital, schools, and the fitness trail.
By bus
By snowmobile
Hearst lies on the OFSC "A" Trunk trail, a major snowmobiling route which runs west to Geraldton and east to the outskirts of Ottawa, a distance of some 2,400 km.
By plane
Charter flights (or your own aircraft) only; Hearst (René Fontaine) Municipal Airport (YHF) does not have scheduled service.
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