Timmins Profile
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About Timmins
Timmins is a mining city in northeastern Ontario, on the Mattagami River in the Canadian Shield. It formed from gold-camp towns such as Porcupine, Schumacher, and South Porcupine and remains one of the country’s main gold- and base-metal centres. Boreal forest, lakes, and mine headframes sit at the edge of a spread-out urban area. About 41,000 people live in Timmins.
Known for
- Porcupine gold camp and a still-active mining economy
- Amalgamated towns of Timmins, Schumacher, and South Porcupine
- Mattagami River and boreal lakes
- Hollinger Park and a hockey town
- Regional service centre for Cochrane District
See & do
Timmins Museum: National Exhibition Centre
Mining and regional history, including the former Shania Twain Centre collections.
Hollinger Park
Historic ballpark and gathering ground in the old town.
Gillies Lake
Urban lake, beach, and the path around the shore near downtown.
Timmins Underground Gold Mine Tour
Guided tour of a former working gold mine.
Mattagami River waterfront
River parks and the civic core along the water.
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