The Jubilee Church of God is located in the heart of downtown Kenora and conducts Christian worship services every Sunday at 11:00 a.m. and Sunday school. Their congregation is encouraged to sing, testify, and partake in the Lord's table. After each service, a hot meal is served to all who wish to attend. On Wednesday evenings in Shoal Lake, ON, they host a weekly Bible study. The church also offers a food bank, clothing bank, furniture drop-off, helping hands, Bible Training Program, and various other supportive activities within the community. Jubilee ministers to mostly First Nations people with outreach to the homeless, people struggling with addiction, and marginal families in the city.

Johnstons Park is located behind Chalet Inn Motel on the Wabigoon River. The park offers a picnic area, a beautiful Mosaic structure, and walking trails which lead to the Roy Wilson Suspension Bridge.

We come from a diverse tapestry of ethnic and linguistic backgrounds, yet we are united by shared values and objectives. Our foremost aspiration is to honor Jehovah, the God portrayed in the Bible, who is the Creator of everything in existence. We strive to emulate the teachings and example of Jesus Christ, and we take pride in identifying ourselves as Christians. Each member of our community dedicates significant time and effort to helping others discover the teachings of the Bible and understand the principles of God’s Kingdom. Through our outreach and personal conversations, we share our faith by witnessing—talking openly about Jehovah God and his Kingdom. This commitment to sharing our beliefs is what distinguishes us, and as a result, we are known as Jehovah's Witnesses. Our mission is not only to spread knowledge but also to foster a sense of hope and community wherever we go.

The Jackfish Lake Rest Area is on the shores of Jackfish Lake roughly halfway between Dinorwic and Borups Corner. There are restrooms, picnic tables and a covered area with picnic tables. It also has a long grassy area where your children or pets can get out and play. Walk to the lake and enjoy the view.

The Ice Arena welcomes residents throughout the winter months, providing a vibrant hub for those who love hockey, figure skating, or leisurely open skating sessions. The lively atmosphere invites everyone to glide across the ice, whether you’re a seasoned skater or just looking to have fun. Each July, the esteemed Fox School of Hockey hosts immersive hockey development programs that cater to boys and girls of all skill levels. These programs focus on skill enhancement and teamwork, ensuring that participants leave with improved techniques and a passion for the sport. Additionally, the Arena, complemented by its spacious attached hall, serves as the perfect venue for a variety of events. From private skating parties that create unforgettable memories to tradeshows and elegant weddings, the space is versatile enough to host any gathering, making it a cherished local destination year-round. Contact the Recreation Department for Ice & Hall Rentals & Fees at 807-934-2990

The Ignace Public Library offers an extensive collection of books, eBooks, recorded books, reference books, magazines, newspapers and DVDs. As well as a wide variety of services, including free computer stations and wireless internet access. Programs are available for all age groups and children have access to two play areas and a maker space equipped with state of the art STEM educational resources.

The Ignace Otters Snowmobile Club was incorporated in 1975 and consists of a small group of volunteers that maintain the trails. There is 97 km of the OFSC A trail system and 223 km of club trails.

Stop by the Ignace LCBO and browse their wide assortment of liquors, beer, and wine! STORE HOURS Monday - Saturday 10 am - 6 pm & Sunday 11 am - 6 pm

The Ignace Faith Lutheran Church offers worship services every Sunday starting at 11:00 AM led by President Erik Thingstad