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Member of Parliament.. Brent St Denis
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HORNEPAYNE RECEIVES TWO DEFIBRILLATORS (AED’s)
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ATTENTION RESIDENTS: 2007 Summary Report and Annual Report for the Hornepayne Drinking-Water System is available for viewing at the municipal office Monday to Friday, 8:00 am to 4:00 pm.
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ATTENTION RESIDENTS: By-Law No 1029 Accessibility Plan for 2006-07 is available for viewing at the municipal office or |
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Hornepayne, Ontario A jewel of a town in the rugged Heartland of Northern Ontario, situated 400 km northwest of Sault Ste. Marie, via Highway 17 & 631, also accessible by air and rail. Have a watchful eye and your cameras ready for wildlife along Highway 631, legendary for moose, bear, partridge, and eagle sightings. Hornepayne is a welcome oasis to both tourists and travelers alike. Here you will find comfortable accommodations/restaurants, services and an indoor mall. A distinctive feature of Hornepayne is it's abundance of lakes, streams and major rivers. For the avid fisherman, choose from the remote fly-in experience to a day of river fishing for trophy walleye or northern pike. For the serious canoeist and rafter we have 2 major river systems that are not only a breathtaking white water experience but also sport some of the best speckled trout fishing south of James Bay. Hunt bear , moose and migratory birds in the fall. Snowmobile / ski and try ice fishing in the winter. For the recreationist, a trip to Nagagamisis Provincial Park, situated 30km north of Hornepayne on Highway 631 is a must, with beautiful sandy beaches, nature trails, modern shower facilities, boating, swimming and excellent fishing on a 20km lake. The outdoors in Hornepayne offer tennis courts, baseball, signed walking trails and a small sand beach at Cedar Point. Indoors we have a swimming pool, saunas, indoor shopping mall and a 4 star hotel. In winter, Snowmobiling is our number one tourist attraction. Hornepayne is the junction for 3 major Trans-Ontario snowmobile trails, with connections south to Wawa and Sault Ste. Marie, east to Hearst and Cochrane and west to Manitouwadge and Thunder Bay. Come experience Hornepayne and see for yourself. |
Welcome
Welcome to the Township of Hornepayne's web site. We've prepared this window on our community to provide our residents, along with visitors and businesses alike, with information about the many services, programs and activities to be found in Northern Ontario's hidden jewel.
This web site has been designed with the goal of supplying information to all residents and visitors alike. We hope to provide the information you seek on the day to day operations of our community.
Our goal is to provide any enquirer in locating specific information and contacts regarding all services performed by the Township.
The Corporation is committed to providing customer-focused delivery of service to Hornepayne residents, businesses and visitors.
There is a continuous improvement approach taken to better service and communication with Township residents.
A highlight of the site will be our Town Hall Bulletin. You'll find current events and other items of interest presented on a regular basis.
Each of Hornepayne's municipal departments has an area on line. By clicking on the title of choice, you can learn about the department and acquire specific information about the many programs and services each one offers.