The historical park held a competitive tendering process which generated several bidders.
THUNDER BAY — The Chanterelle has been chosen as the new food and beverage service provider for Fort William Historical Park and will begin welcoming patrons on June 1.
The change in service providers was not based on the former Victoria Inn hotel's change of hands, rather it is the park's policy to switch things up."As a provincial entity, from time to time, we're required to go to market for a new vendor, and this was just the time.
Morash said they have also been hearing anecdotally that some of these new visitors have gone home and said, 'Oh, my goodness, you've got to go see what you're missing in Canada.'" "When they first arrive here, the tour is guided into our Anishinaabe encampment and we hear from them that they are so excited to have that experience."
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