Yeah, it’s actually still considered DT..

And if you haven’t seen a crackhead in the market you must be blind,
- Arctic_AARDVARK

Most of the crackheads I've seen congregate in Centretown

You mean, you're not enjoying all this "Cap-Hell" talk? Or discussing what remote part of Ontario is the nicest to visit?
- PatC80

We haven’t even discussed the remote parts..

Agawa canyon has my vote, though..

Or maybe Pukaskwa 🤔

Yeah, it’s actually still considered DT..

And if you haven’t seen a crackhead in the market you must be blind,
- Arctic_AARDVARK

Or not looking, plus I said never met one.

Most of the crackheads I've seen congregate in Centretown
- TheMussel

The closer you are to Sally Ann’s the more tweeker there are.

The city talk is good. The Cap Hell talk not so much.
- Zezel

I enjoy Leaf games in Montreal too, but damn the winds down the streets in the middle of winter really suck.
It's 87 bucks round trip on the Via, not including beer.

We haven’t even discussed the remote parts..

Agawa canyon has my vote, though..

Or maybe Pukaskwa 🤔
- Arctic_AARDVARK

Missinaibi river - starts north of Lake Chapleau, North of Lake Superior and flows into James Bay. Was an old Fur Trader route. Did a three week whitewater canoe trip. An unforgetable adventure - unbelievable scenery and wildlife. Five minutes of fishing in the morning usually resulted in at least a 5 lb smallmouth or several pickerel. Not for the faint of heart though - horse flies the size of hummingbirds.

You don’t get a full sense of the community unless you’ve lived there for awhile..

People tell me they love North Bay, I can’t even muster up a response to that..
- Arctic_AARDVARK

North Bay is great because you are still in small town northern ontario but it has more urban civilization(schools, hospitals, shopping, etc) than the real small town North. You can get the best of both worlds. And you're only 300+ KM's to Toronto or Ottawa(but the Ottawa drive is lame) making weekend trips to the city easy.

Most of the crackheads I've seen congregate in Centretown
- TheMussel

lol, used to live just past bank and Somerset. I agree with the above message.

I enjoy Leaf games in Montreal too, but damn the winds down the streets in the middle of winter really suck.
It's 87 bucks round trip on the Via, not including beer.
- bobbyisno1

Every franking year Mrs. Wedgie and I say we will do a road rail trip to Montreal for a Leafs game. Train is the only way to go.

Maybe this year...

We haven’t even discussed the remote parts..

Agawa canyon has my vote, though..

Or maybe Pukaskwa 🤔
- Arctic_AARDVARK

Isn't that near Thunder Bay?

Every franking year Mrs. Wedgie and I say we will do a road rail trip to Montreal for a Leafs game. Train is the only way to go.

Maybe this year...
- Atomic Wedgie

Absolutely

Absolutely
- Aetherial

If you factor in the gas and the $100 you are going to pay for 2 nights parking at your hotel, train is probably cheaper.

I enjoy Leaf games in Montreal too, but damn the winds down the streets in the middle of winter really suck.
It's 87 bucks round trip on the Via, not including beer.
- bobbyisno1

I always wanted to do that train ride. Or a train to Ottawa for a Laffs game. The drive to Montreal somehow manages to not be scenic. I feel like a five hour drive in any direction in this country is beautiful except the Toronto to Montreal drive.

If you factor in the gas and the $100 you are going to pay for 2 nights parking at your hotel, train is probably cheaper.
- Atomic Wedgie

Not to mention having a few pops while travelling.

Missinaibi river - starts north of Lake Chapleau, North of Lake Superior and flows into James Bay. Was an old Fur Trader route. Did a three week whitewater canoe trip. An unforgetable adventure - unbelievable scenery and wildlife. Five minutes of fishing in the morning usually resulted in at least a 5 lb smallmouth or several pickerel. Not for the faint of heart though - horse flies the size of hummingbirds.
- winsix

That’s would be a trip of a lifetime!! I’m jealous.

Horseflies are little bumholes..

North Bay is great because you are still in small town northern ontario but it has more urban civilization(schools, hospitals, shopping, etc) than the real small town North. You can get the best of both worlds. And you're only 300+ KM's to Toronto or Ottawa(but the Ottawa drive is lame) making weekend trips to the city easy.
- Njuice

North Bay is (frank)ed.

I mean, every small city in northern Canada is (frank)ed.. I enjoyed Callander, lots of good memories. I get what you mean, but growing up we’d drive to Sturgeon for better deals than in NB. I know hwy 11 better than anyone, I live only 5 mins from it now. I used to travel from NB to Gravenhurst every single weekend (and back). It’s better now cause it’s 4 lane, but hwy 17 to Ottawa is wayyyy prettier. I like the stretch from Mattawa to Pet.

Isn't that near Thunder Bay?
- PatC80

It’s up there..

Check out the bays with beaches along the shore..Probably the best place I’ve ever camped in ON..

I always wanted to do that train ride. Or a train to Ottawa for a Laffs game. The drive to Montreal somehow manages to not be scenic. I feel like a five hour drive in any direction in this country is beautiful except the Toronto to Montreal drive.
- Zezel

Do the Agawa Canyon train!

We haven’t even discussed the remote parts..

Agawa canyon has my vote, though..

Or maybe Pukaskwa 🤔
- Arctic_AARDVARK

now you are talking...

the highlands around Temagami, the area around Killbear Prov park...

my stomping grounds when I was young (that's a long long time ago)

now you are talking...

the highlands around Temagami, the area around Killbear Prov park...

my stomping grounds when I was young (that's a long long time ago)
- BorjeFan4Ever

Yeah, my friend has a cabin on an island on temagami.. it’s a cool spot for sure!

But in behind there, in Smoothwater PP, I want to hike Ishpatina ridge - highest point in ON.

now you are talking...

the highlands around Temagami, the area around Killbear Prov park...

my stomping grounds when I was young (that's a long long time ago)
- BorjeFan4Ever

Heading there this weekend...hopefully if work doesn’t interfere.

is kerfoot like bigfoot is that why everyone is talking about rural and remote parts of canada in here?

Do the Agawa Canyon train!
- Arctic_AARDVARK

I just looked that up, it does look amazing.

Every franking year Mrs. Wedgie and I say we will do a road rail trip to Montreal for a Leafs game. Train is the only way to go.

Maybe this year...
- Atomic Wedgie

Gonna be more than 87 bucks from Toronto, thats okay though so will gas.
Parking is about 15 a night so if you stay 3 or 4 nights it evens out.

Heading there this weekend...hopefully if work doesn’t interfere.
- bryant

Cool..

It’s less than an hour from me. Might check it out this summer.