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OFFICIAL COCHRANE VISITOR GUIDE 2019-2020 Contents OFFICIAL COCHRANE VISITOR GUIDE 2019-2020 Contents. 2019-2020 1 WELCOME 12 23 2 USEFUL INFORMATION 16 3 CALENDAR OF EVENTS 4 GETTING HERE 7 & AROUND 6 ATTRACTIONS • Polar Bear Habitat ONE OF THE TOP 50 14 • Snowmobile Museum • Heritage Village SMALL TOWNS TO VISIT • Tim Horton Events Centre IN CANADA • Gardiner Ferry - Cassiopeia IV 9 MUSEUMS & HISTORICAL LANDMARKS 10 PARKS & OUTDOOR RECREATION 12 AVENTURE NORD 13 DO AS COCHRANITES DO! • Farmer’s Market { } • Taste a Fritter 19 25 10 • Bike Share Map of Cochrane • Book Share • Movies on the beach 13 • Pop up Piano 14 EVENTS & FESTIVALS 8 16 FISHING & HUNTING 16 CAMPING 20 18 WINTER ACTIVITIES 20 THE JAMES BAY COAST 21 TOURS • Tour Cochrane and The James Bay Coast 5 Day • Historical Tour of Cochrane - 10 1 Day 18 • Weekend Warriors with wee ones Tour- 1 Day 23 COCHRANE EATS 21 23 PLACES TO STAY 25 MAP 9 6 This guide has been prepared to the best of our knowledge. Please ensure you verify event dates and hours of operations to have an enjoyable stay. We cannot be held responsible for change of dates, places or times. COCHRANE 2019-2020 www.CochraneOntario.com BONJOUR • WELCOME • WACHAY COCHRANE is diverse in culture with a large population of Francophone, Cree and Metis; so say HELLO, BONJOUR OR WACHAY and THANK YOU, MERCI, OR MEEGWETCH! On behalf of the people who live, work, and play in Cochrane, Ontario, it is with a warm “Chimo” welcome that I invite you to enjoy what our beautiful town has to offer. Lake Commando, located in the center of our vibrant town is the hub to 4 seasons of fun; sliding, kayaking, fishing, swimming, and home to our new state of the art stage and Commando Park Pavilion where we host Ontario’s oldest Winter Carnival and our “Live like a Northerner” Summerfest. Nothing says northern like the Polar Bear Habitat, home to our 3 bears along with the Welcome Centre, Heritage Village and Snowmobile Museum – definitely on your ‘do not miss’ list . Come join us at the Tim Horton Event Centre, home to the NOJHL Cochrane Crunch Junior ‘A’ hockey team, 2018 Division Champion and hosts of the 2019 Dudley Hewitt Cup. While you’re there, enjoy the beautiful pool that has the flavor of the tropics where you can float in the lazy river and thrill on the giant slide! We have been voted one of the top 50 small towns to visit in Canada, top 10 cutest small towns in Ontario and the #1 snowmobile trails in the world! We are also transportation hub for the mining and lumber sector, and the originating point for the Polar Bear Express passenger train to Moosonee and points north. Cochrane is diverse in culture with a large francophone and indigenous population and is welcoming to all so whether you are passing through or planning to stay, let us show you why we are ‘Wonderfully Unexpected’! Denis Clement, Mayor | Maire | Okemah Town of Cochrane De la part de la ville de Cochrane, il me fait un grand Plaisir de vous accueillir ici dans la ville qui est « Merveilleusement inattendue ». Profitez de l’occasion pour visiter le lac Commando au centre-ville ainsi que notre nouveau parc et pavillon. Je vous souhaite un bon séjour et on vous remercie de votre patronage! CochraneOntario CochraneOntario 2019-2020 COCHRANE 1 USEFUL INFORMATION DID YOU KNOW? Welcome to Cochrane… before “CHIMO” is an Inuit word that means your adventure begins, get your “I am friendly” or “Welcome”. photo op on at our “Chimo” It’s a greeting used during our Winter Polar Bear statue and the Carnival and is the name of our giant Cochrane Welcome sign. Polar Bear that greets visitors at the entrance of town! ONTARIO LICENSING REQUIREMENTS FOR HUNTERS & ANGLERS Cochrane provides the perfect backdrop of wetlands, lakes and rivers for boating fishing and hunting! If you plan on fishing or hunting, please be informed about wildlife management regulations in our area. The links below provide the information to ensure a safe and successful outing. Fishing | Hunting | Firearms | Boating EMERGENCY SERVICES TOURISM INFORMATION HUT We are a 911 service area, please dial 911 Cochrane Board of Trade COCHRANE PUBLIC LIBRARY for any emergency. 4 Third Avenue Should you need to keep in touch with 705-272-4926 loved ones, our local public library is a POWERSPORTS FRIENDLY www.cochraneboardoftrade.com modern and unique facility, that offers In Cochrane we support all 4 season residents and visitors many services and powersports activities, and welcome POLAR BEAR HABITAT programs including: licensed vehicles on all our local roadways Open all year round, the Polar Bear Habitat a) Free Wi-Fi including snowmobiles, ATVs and side will assist you with your needs. While b) Public computers (at $1.00/hr) with by sides. Use your snowmobile, ATV or you’re there stop in to see Ganuk, Henry access to high speed DSL/internet side by side to get from your hotel to your and Inukshuk; but be sure to arrive 1 hour c) Laser colour printing restaurant or to go from your hotel to your prior to closing time. d) Scanner next marked trail! Winter Hours: 10:00 am - 4:00pm e) Photocopy service Summer Hours: 9:00 am - 5:00 pm f) Fax service ACCESSING ON-SITE 1 Drury Park Park Road g) Bike share program 705-272-BEAR (2327) h) Ski/snowshoe program TOURISM INFORMATION www.cochranepubliclibrary.com Need more information while you are in www.polarbearhabitat.ca Cochrane stop in to one of these three friendly places to seek out information and FITNESS CENTRE TRAVELLING assist you with your stay. The Tim Horton Fitness Centre includes WITH YOUR PUP a well-appointed gym that includes Bringing your four legged furry friend with weight machines, free weights, and cardio you on your journey to Cochrane? Be sure TOWN OF COCHRANE to take your pooch to Sara’s Freedom The town hall is open weekdays, machines. Spin, rowing, step and yoga Dog Park, an off leash dog park (entrance Monday - Friday classes are also available. Call for times located at 7th Avenue and 6th Street). 8:30am - 12:00 pm and 1:00 pm - 4:30 pm and prices. Summer hours in effect July & August 8:00am - 12:00 pm and 1:00 pm - 4:00 pm Tim Horton Events Centre 705-272-4361 705-272-5084 171 Fourth Avenue 7 Tim Horton Drive Look for the pet friendly icon www.cochraneontario.com www.cochraneontario.com throughout this guide to access dog friendly spaces. 2 COCHRANE 2019-2020 www.CochraneOntario.com 2019-2020 CALENDAR OF EVENTS SPRING SUMMER WINTER MAY DECEMBER HENRY’S MAY JUNE 28, 2019 DEC WEEKLY FARMERS’ UNTIL EDDY’S BIRTHDAY BIRTHDAY 09 2019 MARKETS 2019 10 2019 THANKSGIVING www.polarbearhabitat.ca www.polarbearhabitat.ca Lake Commando Pavilion Friday’s 3:00 pm - 6:00 pm FESTIVAL DEC OF LIGHTS 15 2019 POLAR BEAR MAY 2019 www.polarbearhabitat.ca HABITAT GALA 11 LIVE AT THE ALL SUMMER LAKESIDE LONG JANUARY www.polarbearhabitat.ca Lake Commando Pavilion INUKSHUK’S JAN JUNE Friday’s 5:00 pm - 7:00 pm BIRTHDAY 11 2020 JULY FATHER’S DAY FATHER’S DAY www.polarbearhabitat.ca WEEKEND FISHING DERBY CANADA DAY JULY CELEBRATIONS & FIREWORKS 01 2019 www.floodslanding.com AUGUST LIVE LIKE A NORTHERNER AUG SUMMERFEST 9-11 2019 ANNUAL FALL FAIR www.cochranesummerfest.com HERITAGE DAYS AUG FEBRUARY BARN DANCE 2019 WINTER FEB www.polarbearhabitat.ca CARNIVAL 07-17 2020 LIVE LIKE A NORTHERNER www.cochranewintercarnival.com SUMMERFEST FALL MARCH SEPTEMBER TOM SAUL MAR MEMORIAL RIDE 03 2020 NATIONAL JUNE ANNUAL SEPT INDIGENOUS DAY 21 2019 FALL FAIR 06-07 2019 www.ininewfriendshipcentre.ca OCTOBER COCHRANE WINTER CARNIVAL POLAR BEAR HABITAT OCT 2019 INUKSHUK’S BIRTHDAY HALLOWEEN DANCE 26 www.polarbearhabitat.ca NOVEMBER GANUK’S BIRTHDAY NOV TAIGA’S BIRTHDAY 30 2019 www.polarbearhabitat.ca CHECK OUT ALL ONGOING EVENTS AT WWW.COCHRANEONTARIO.COM/EVENTS CochraneOntario CochraneOntario 2019-2020 COCHRANE 3 4 COCHRANE 4 COCHRANE GETTING 2019-2020 HERE + AROUND DISTANCE FROM MAJOR CITIES www.CochraneOntario.com MAJOR CENTRES KILOMETRES MILES MAJOR CENTRES KILOMETRES MILES TIMMINS 105.6 65.6 TEMISKAMING SHORES 222.7 138.4 SUDBURY 406.5 252.6 OTTAWA 732.7 455.3 VAL D’OR 332 206 TORONTO 732.1 454.9 KAPUSKASING 119 73 BUFFALO 860.2 534.5 HEARST 214 132 CHICAGO 1303.1 809.7 THUNDER BAY 735 456 NEW YORK 1410.2 876.3 COCHRANE IS A WALKABLE TOWN, COCHRANE ALSO OFFERS A BIKE however if you want to experience the more BY SHARE PROGRAM – the only of its kind rural sites some may choose to get there by in Northeastern Ontario. Bikes are available car; to do so hire a taxi or rent a car. BIKE at three locations: The Cochrane Public Library, the Tim Horton Events Centre and CHIMO TAXI DISCOUNT 705-272-6444 CAR RENTAL the Polar Bear Habitat. Visitors and locals 212 Fifteenth Avenue 705-272-4231 can ‘borrow’ a bike to tour around and see 187 Sixth Avenue the local sights! FLASH CO. TAXI www.discountcar.com 705-271-5577 www.cochraneontario.com Sybil Avenue PT TAXI 705-272-6090 307 Sixteenth Avenue BY CAR GETTING BY AROUND PLANE THINKING OF SEEING THE JAMES COCHRANE MUNICIPAL AIRPORT BAY COAST WHILE IN COCHRANE? The Cochrane Airport (CYCN) serves as a link Operated by Ontario Northland, the Cochrane for passengers and cargo along the James Railway Station is the southernmost stop BY Bay Coastline. Passengers can arrange for the Polar Bear Express and the last road charter flight services to fly into Cochrane.
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