Travel Agency

An absolute delight. The staff go above and beyond and are very knowledgeable. We will be stopping by again. There is more to see than you would imagine. A very worthwhile stop!!!

They let us use a washing machine wasn't rinsing and spinning the clothes completely, wasn't working well for about 5 months. Numerous complaints and they did nothing to fix it. Now the dryer is broken as well. The people at the head offices obviously just don't care and are not the most intelligent . It would take some brains to think that "hmm" if the washing machine isn't rinsing clothes properly then the dryer would have to work harder..........

New management has place looking run down. Food is sub par.

Great store dedicated to to bmx bikes and parts. You will find everything you will need here for a moderate price.

Northwestern Ontario is one of the few Canadian regions that offer strong business opportunities along with a relaxed lifestyle, safely away from the madness of the big metropolitan centers and yet close enough for those looking to spend time mixing with large crowds. Designed to properly serve this unique environment, the CEDC team offers the perfect support for any entrepreneur looking to start, relocate or develop a business here. The commission staff is extremely professional, well trained and experienced, offering a well-rounded package of support services, reliable information and networking opportunities. They go well above and beyond the typical government agency, offering a timely, effective, no-nonsense, solution oriented approach to helping anybody who is looking to plant their roots in Thunder Bay and surrounding areas. If you ever plan to come to Thunder Bay and start something here (big or small), stop by CEDC. You won't regret it.

Amazingly helpful staff who are very knowledgeable and willing to help build a successful city/region

Nice building

Go there to play euchre once or twice a week. Easy to get to and lots of parking.

Twice I've driven from Kingston to Winnipeg and found that my pay-as-you-go cellphone couldn'tt be used between White River and Kenora because Thunder Bay Mobility wouldn't recognise calls from other networks unless they were made by contract users. That was a big problem. Is TBM still blocking cellphones used by pay-as-you-go customers of other services?