Organizations, Associations & Clubs à Thunder Bay, ON
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1100 Memorial Ave #228, Thunder Bay, P7B 4A3
(807) 621-1745
Association 
500-101 Syndicate Avenue North, Thunder Bay, P7C 3V4
(807) 623-8491
Bateaux et marine, steamship, Agences maritimes, Transportation Services, Steamship Agencies, Transport, Passenger Transportation Arrangement, Agency, Association or organization 
45 Court Street South, Thunder Bay, P7B 2W7
(807) 346-4477
Eating and Drinking Places, Club, Night Clubs, Restaurants, Places To Eat 
102-200 Syndicate Ave S, Thunder Bay, P7E 1C9
(807) 622-5858
Sports et Loisirs, Sports & Recreation, Associations, Clubs et Associations, Association or organization, Membership Organizations, Associations & Clubs 
409 GEORGE ST, Thunder Bay, P7E 5Y9
(807) 622-1711
Sports et Loisirs, Association or organization, Membership Organizations, Associations, Sports & Recreation, Associations & Clubs, Business associations, Clubs et Associations 
125 Algoma St N, Thunder Bay, P7A 4Z5
(807) 345-5109
Business associations, Associations, Associations & Clubs, Sports & Recreation, Clubs et Associations, Membership Organizations, Association or organization, Sports et Loisirs 
Suite 2003 - 1294 Balmoral Street, Thunder Bay, P7B 5Z5
(807) 343-8010
The FFTC is an independent organization that oversees the effective disbursement of FFT monies to restore and maintain the sustainability of Ontario’s Crown forests by: · Promoting effective forest management that leads to forest sustainability; · Valuing and respecting the professional expertise of the forest community; · Engaging and committing to the accountability of professional forest managers through applications, project work reports, annual audits, and field visits; · Committing to the consistent achievement of effective forest management; · An open and transparent operational environment; · Maintaining a cost-effective approach to oversee the disbursement of funds from the Trust. 
941 Cobalt Crescent, Thunder Bay, P7B 5Z4
(807) 622-3284
The association started in 1987, as the Ontario Mineral Exploration Federation (OMEF), to provide input in the drafting of the new Mining Act for Ontario. In December of 1994 the name was changed to the Ontario Prospectors Association, to reflect the membership and its relationship to the regional prospecting groups. The OPA is well respected for its ethical standards and strict code of conduct adhered to by all members. The OPA predicts its future membership of 3, 000 to have Province wide representation and to be an effective lobbying group on government, taxation, land access and environmental policies. We will be an information source for the media designed to foster exploration and development awareness and connect buyers and sellers of properties. The OPA will design and promote prospector development initiatives that support grassroots exploration. 