Northwestern Ontario Military and Police Museum

11/12/2025

Volunteers from the Northwestern Ontario Military and Police Museum were honoured to participate in and support the Remembrance Day ceremony at the Fort William Gardens. It is important that we keep our past in our remembrance in order to have the opportunity of avoiding the repetition of past mistakes, and to honour the sacrifices of those who strive to protect our freedom. We would like to thank those who volunteered their time to help deliver the military vehicles to the site and who participated in the ceremony. We also appreciate "Heartbeat Hot Sauce" for allowing us to park our trailers in their parking lot.

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10/18/2025

Thank you to the young men who visited recently. We enjoyed having you.

09/27/2025

Congratulations to 18 Service Battalion on their 50th Anniversary Reunion held at the Slovak Legion today. We were honoured to be able to participate in the day's activities.

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09/10/2025

06/28/2025

Our annual yard sale is happening this weekend. Sat June 28 and Sun June 29 from 9am to 4pm. Rain or Shine. There is something for everyone. We even have some items donated by the Army Navy Surplus Store in Thunder Bay. We are located at 7 Hume Rd west, just 4 km west of Kakabeka on Hwy 11/17. Hope to see you there.

06/01/2025

Work is progressing on a sitting area next to the museum. The concrete slab is ready and should provide a comfortable spot for visitors to sit and visit.

05/24/2025

Today the museum was happy to welcome the Thunder Bay Antique Car Club and their beautiful cars. The afternoon was spent touring the museum and enjoying a BBQ. The rain held off and everyone had a good time, even though the train didn't want to cooperate. Thanks for joining us.

05/18/2025

King's Coronation Medal

Congratulations to Bob Manns from Conmee Township, and the 9 other UN Peacekeepers who were selected from across Ontario to receive the King's Coronation Medal. The presentations were conducted at Queen's Park followed by a luncheon, a meeting with Premier Doug Ford and a tour. Many thanks to those who ensured that our veterans were recognized with this honour.