The Sault Ste. Marie Canal is a Parks Canada National Historic Site where a working lock — dating back to 1895 — still welcomes pleasure craft navigating the St. Marys River. With roots stretching to the War of 1812 and a role in shaping Great Lakes shipping, it's one of the most historically layered waterfront spots in Northern Ontario.
The Sault Ste. Marie Canal is a Parks Canada National Historic Site where a working lock — dating back to 1895 — still welcomes pleasure craft navigating the St. Marys River. With roots stretching to the War of 1812 and a role in shaping Great Lakes shipping, it's one of the most historically layered waterfront spots in Northern Ontario.
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