Ontario, Canada's second-largest province, is perhaps its most well known. Ontario is easy to get to from the Midwest and borders four of the five Great Lakes. It is a popular destination for family vacations, boasting the largest number of resorts and lodges of any province in Canada. Over 400,000 lakes in Ontario make the province an angler's dream and provide unlimited wilderness adventures. Toronto, the largest Canadian city, is the capital of Ontario. It is a sparkling city set along the shore of Lake Ontario, offering all the amenities of a large metropolitan area in a breathtakingly beautiful setting. Ontario offers so many things to see and do. How about a visit to Niagara Falls, a stop at the Soo Locks at Sault St. Marie, or a ride on the Algoma Central Railway to Agawa Canyon? Ontario has a full schedule of special summer events, like the Canadian National Exhibition in Toronto, the Kenora International Bass Tournament in Kenora, and the Great Rendezvous in Thunder Bay. If you're looking for wilderness and outdoor adventure, or all the comforts of first-class cities, Ontario combines the best of both worlds. In Ontario, there's so much to come for!
Travel Information
Ontario Ministry of Economic, Development, Trade & Tourism
77 Bloor Street, W 9th Floor,
Toronto, Ontario | Canada M7A 2R9 | 1-800-ONTARIO
Fish and Game Regulations
Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources
99 Wellesley St., W Room 1640
Toronto, Ontario | Canada M7A 1W3
1-416-314-2000
