Hornepayne Snowmobile Club

Township of Hornepayne

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2010 Municipal Election Results

NEW REAL ESTATE LISTINGS    

2010 North of 49th Music Festival is now over. Click here for a sampling photo album of some of the performing artists.

Honourable Minister Michael Gravelle

Ministry of Northern Development, Mines & Forestry

Whitney Block

5^th Floor, Room 5630

99 Wellesley Street W.

Toronto, ON

M7A 1W3

Ph:    416-327-0633

Fax:  416-327-0665

ndmminister@ontario.ca

Michael Brown

MPP Algoma-Manitoulin

6522 – 99 Wellesley Street W.

6^th Floor – Whitney Block

Toronto, ON

M7A 1W3

Ph:    1-800-831-1899

Fax:   416-325-3713

mbrown.mpp.co@liberal.ola.org

Carol Hughes

MP Algoma-Manitoulin-Kapuskasing  

House of Commons

Ottawa, ON

K1A 0A6 

Ph:    613-996-5376

Fax:   613-995-6661

hughes.c@parl.gc.ca

The 2009 Annual Report on the Hornepayne Drinking Water System and the 2009 Annual Record of Water Taking Submission Confirmation are available for viewing at the Municipal Office and the Public Library.

 Copies of the Town Centre Feasibility Study are now available for viewing in both official languages , at the Town Hall, the Hornepayne Public Library and the Hornepayne Economic Development Office in the Town Centre Mall.

Spring comes early to Hornepayne...photos taken Sunday March 14th / 2010

Photo Album of Hockey Pros & Survivorman visit.

Photos of 2009 festival performers

        Following are a few photos of young bear cubs spotted along highway 631 North and South of Hornepayne over a 2 week period.

Check out our new calendar of events. Just click calendar above photo.     

     A small railway town, situated in the heart of Northern Ontario, halfway between Toronto and Winnipeg. We are only 4 hours drive north of Sault Ste Marie.

     Our rugged beauty, abundance of rivers and lakes offers quiet solitude in any season attracting many tourists. We are fast becoming a popular destination for hunters, anglers and tourists alike.

     Summertime provides anglers with an assortment of fish species present in all nearby waterways. Lakes with walleye  and northern pike are only a few minutes drive from town.

     With the existing snowmobile trail system in Ontario, we are fast becoming a snowmobiler's delight. Snowmobiling has become our number one winter attraction.

     Come experience Hornepayne and see for yourself. Tour some of our local businesses and attractions on this web site and you too may want to visit us.

     For general tourist information call the Hornepayne Economic Development Office at 1-807-868-2307  Monday to Friday 9am to 4.30pm

     For specific snowmobile information call 1-800-240-4179

                                                                 or 1-807-868-3331

     Hornepayne welcomes you.....................