Fort Frances, Ontario
Canada
Fort Frances, Ontario connects to 4874 places across 14 topics through 57 Bunkabop connections, with nature and industry making up the two largest topic clusters. The town's industrial profile includes a paper mill operated by Resolute Forest Products until its 2014 closure. It shares many connections with Winnipeg, Manitoba and with Minnesota, reflecting both its regional setting and its Canada-United States border geography. Métis filmmaker Terril Calder is from Fort Frances, and Michelle St. John found the basis for "Colonization Road" while on tour there.
Fort Saint Charles
Connects Fort Frances, Ontario to: Angle Inlet, Minnesota | Penasse, Minnesota
Resolute Forest Products
Connects Fort Frances, Ontario to: Charleston, Tennessee | Calhoun, Tennessee
Gene Eugene
Connects Fort Frances, Ontario to: California | Huntington Beach, California
Michelle St. John
Connects Fort Frances, Ontario to: Toronto, Ontario | Chanie, Poland
Terril Calder
Connects Fort Frances, Ontario to: Toronto, Ontario | Ontario
Couchiching First Nation
Connects Fort Frances, Ontario to: Agency 1 | Couchiching 16A
WTVS
Connects Fort Frances, Ontario to: New Center, Detroit | Wixom, Michigan
Shaw TV
Connects Fort Frances, Ontario to: Thompson, Manitoba | Williams Lake, British Columbia
Murray Bannerman
Connects Fort Frances, Ontario to: Chicago, Illinois | Minnesota | Vancouver, British Columbia | Quebec
George Simpson (administrator)
Connects Fort Frances, Ontario to: Washington (state) | Victoria, British Columbia | Fort Langley | Rocky Mountain House, Alberta | Lac La Biche, Alberta
Danny Johnson (ice hockey)
Connects Fort Frances, Ontario to: Toronto, Ontario | Detroit, Michigan | Vancouver, British Columbia | Winnipeg, Manitoba | Manitoba
Shaw Communications
Connects Fort Frances, Ontario to: Northern Ontario | Thunder Bay, Ontario | Flin Flon, Manitoba andSaskatchewan | Thompson, Manitoba | Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan