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Churchill Offers Tours for Everyone in Every Season:

Churchill Wilderness Adventures
BELUGA WHALE - PRINCE OF WALES' FORT
The beluga whale tour is a combination whale/fort tour that includes a visit to the 18th century Hudson Bay Company fort located on the west bank of the Churchill River and Sloop's Cove (when possible). Then we are off to view, photograph and listen to the songs of the beluga whales in their summering range in the Churchill River. Our estuary boasts of more than 2,000 belugas during July and August. Polar bears have been occasionally encountered on these tours.
For the whale enthusiast we also offer a six-day inclusive package focussing on the beluga whales, flora and fauna of Churchill. This specialized tour is only offered for a limited time during the short summer season. These "sea canaries" are part of the bountiful western Hudson Bay population of beluga whales that is both healthy and readily approachable.
NATURE TOURS
As we make our first stop along the coastal road we will visit the glaciated Precambrian shield and tundra which presents unique photo opportunities. Later you may dip your feet into the taiga to the boreal forest. Upon conclusion of this tour you will have had a comprehensive look at the sub-Arctic flora and fauna of Churchill.
BUS TOURS
This half-day tour includes an indepth look into the history of the grain terminal. A short drive takes you into the past at Cape Merry National Site. We continue to the remnants of the military base at Fort Churchill, past the Polar Bear jail along the launch road toward the rocket range. Upon completion of this tour you will be familiar with the rich and varied history of Churchill on Hudson Bay.
BIRDING TOURS
Churchill is one of the great destinations for the birding enthusiast. These tours are offered daily throughout the spring and summer. Areas visited will vary depending upon the current location of species sought by those on tour.
Some of the unique species which may be seem include: Ross's Gull, Smiths, Longspur, Parasitic Jaeger, Hoary Redpoll, Willow Ptarmigan and Pacific Loon.
The exclusive six-day tour packages are offered during the month of June. At this time you can expect to see approximately 100 species. Many are passing through the sub-Arctic on their way to their Arctic nesting grounds.
Birding tours are conducted by Bonne Chartier, local author of the ABA/Lane, "A Birder's Guide to Churchill" and recipient of the 1995 Manitoba Business Woman of the Year Award.
Contact us at: Churchill Wilderness Adventures
Phone: 204-675-2248 or 1-800-265-9458
Fax: 204-675-2045
Mailing Address: Box 9, Churchill, Manitoba,  R0B 0E0
E-mail: bchartier@compuserve.com
~ Specializes in birding tours for the beginner and experienced birder ~

Great White Bear Tours
Our company offers Bird Watching Tours during the summer months and Bear Watching during the fall months.  We operate from June until December.
We offer Tundra tours, walking tours in the summer, and Northern Light tours in February and March.  During the months of September to November there are polar bear tours on the Tundra Vehicles.
Price range is depending on the length of tour and whether or not you are in a group event.  It is $80/person for the summer tours and $161/person for polar bear viewing in the fall months.  There are various charter rates, for information contact the company directly.  We accept VISA, MasterCard and Interact.  
During the summer the tundra tours are offered from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m.  The Polar Bear tours are offered from 7:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.  
The tours are not all inclusive.  Visitors are requested to dress accordingly for weather conditions at the time of year they are visiting.  All visitors supply their own cameras, etc.  The vehicles are wheelchair accessible.
Overnight tours ranging from 3-5 days are also offered during certain periods.  We travel out approximately 35 kms to the location of our main lodging facilities.  Great White Bear works with various agencies to help our visitors find the right accommodations and tour information to suit their needs.  Our clients are able to customize their own tours.  We provide meals when there is a charter tour, for individual bookings you have to supply your own meal.
Weather is not a factor for our agency.  We go regardless of conditions.
If we run into a  mechanical problem, we will give the client a full refund. (We have never had to cancel a tour because of mechanical problems.)  At no other time are refunds given.
Great White Bear has been in operation for thirteen years amd the company is locally owned and operated.
We have knowledgeable guides on staff who are very familiar with the area.  We offer guaranteed viewing of the large carnivore, the Polar Bear and we offer a unique cultural experience.
Contact Information:
         Great White Bear Tours
         266 Kelsey Blvd.
         Mailing Address: Box 91, Churchill, Manitoba, ROB OEO
         Phone:  204-675-2781 or 1-800-765-8344
         Fax:  204-675-2930
         E-mail: info@greatwhitebeartours.com
         Web Site: www.greatwhitebeartours.com
We also have a unique gift shop that our visitors can browse through which is located at 266 Kelsey Blvd.

Lazy Bear Lodge Tours and Packages

The Lazy Bear Lodge is perhaps the most unusual destination that you will find in your travels.  Our accessible yet remote and unique setting is offered to you by our family with over 25 years of wildlife experience in Churchill to offer.
There are many great places in the world to go to and when you visit Churchill, stay and play at the lodge which specializes in excursions of Churchill and the surrounding area.  At the Lazy Bear Lodge photographers and adventure seekers will see things that others will never see, will do things that others will never do.
While enjoying your visit taste indigenous as well as American and European cuisine at The Lazy Bear Cafe conveniently located in the lodge.
We offer fall/winter adventure tours for the Arctic Polar Bear, and summer tours for Beluga Whales and occasional Polar Bears, wildflowers, birding tours, and extreme wilderness fishing.  Our base camp is the Lazy Bear Lodge located at the edge of Churchill. Entirely handcrafted by ourselves from local forest fire-cured timber, the Lazy Bear Lodge is a one of a kind facility which will help even the most nervous urban dweller unwind, relax, and find ones self again.
The lodge is Churchill's newest facility, with charm borrowed from the 1800's.
Our tours offer fully equipped four wheel drive tundra buses which will bring you safely to where the wildlife is.  Transport Canada certified summer boat equipment, (hydrophone equipped), along with our snorkeling with the whales program, and kayaking adventures will make your summer excursion to the Arctic unforgetable.
Packages we offer include:
° Ultimate Arctic Summer Adventure     ° Whale Watchers Dream Tour
° Ultimate Polar Bear Adventure           ° Beluga Snorkeling Package
° Fishing & Kayaking Tour
We hope to see you soon,
Wally and Dawn Daudrich
Owners, Lazy Bear Lodge
Lazy Bear Lodge
Box 931 Churchill Manitoba
R0B-0E0
Toll free inside North America
1-866-OUR-BEAR
Ph. 1-204-675-2969
Fax 1-204-675-2408
Web site www.lazybearlodge.com
Email is lazy@mts.net


Photo: Michael S. Nolan

Nature 1st Tours & Transportation

Churchill has the interesting distinction of being located in the sub-arctic, a transition zone between the tree-line and the barren lands.  Within a 25 Km. radius there are 4 different ecosystems, and all of the diverse flora & fauna that goes with each.  In one day you can travel from Northern Boreal Forest, through Taiga, and on to treeless Tundra which borders on a Marine environment.
We specialize in walking tours or drive-a-little/walk-a-little tours that get you out of town and on the ground.  Customize a tour to suit your interests.  Go many places or explore one area in detail.  Spend a half day or a full day with an experienced and professional local naturalist who will focus on any or all of the following:
• Boreal Forest and the tree-line                   *   Birding
• Denning areas of Arctic & Red Fox            *   Geology/Fossils
• Hudson Bay Coast (tidal & marine areas)   *   Taiga/Tundra
• Wildflowers                                              *   Fall Colors
• History & Culture of the area
   
Wildlife is where you find it, and there is a possibility to observe Arctic Hare, Arctic Fox, Red Fox and other color phases, Beluga Whales, Cape Churchill Caribou, up to 200 different species of birds, including the elusive Ross’s Gull, and Polar Bears.
All guides are full trained in the use of deterrents, firearms and safety in Polar Bear country and are in radio contact with Churchill at all times.
Contact us at:   Nature 1st Tours
Phone:  204-675-2147
Fax:  204-675-2103
Mailing Address:  Box 1136, Churchill, Manitoba, R0B 0E0
E-mail:  nature1st@mts.net
Web Site:  www.nature1sttours.ca

Sea North Tours
whale watching

Sea North Tours specializes in marine tours.  We have a choice of tour boats to meet your needs in terms of passenger space and types of activities.  Travel aboard the SEA NORTH II, Churchill's only licensed passenger vessel.  This boat seats 32 passengers and is equipped with stereo hydrophones and a washroom.
Floe Ice Tour (ice break up varies but usually occurs around the second week of June).  Travel by tour boat among the beautiful ice formations.  See a wide range of bird species - gulls, jaegers, ducks, mergansers, loons, etc.  This tour is very popular with birder groups.  Normally there are a lot of seals at this time of year.  Time:  2 - 2 1/2 hours
Belugas & Fort Tour (July and August)
Travel to Prince of Wales Fort and take a guided tour.  Watch the beautiful beluga whales which are present in abundance and swim within feet of our tour boats which are hydrophone equipped to listen to the belugas, the most vocal whales in the world.  Polar bear viewing by boat (mid to late summer) can offer an excellent photographic opportunity.  They may be found swimming or on coastal rocks and beaches.  Time:  3 hours
Charters
Sea North Tours has five to nine passenger Zodiacs available for charter.  Charter interests might include:  diving, snorkeling, additional whale watching or looking for birds, seals and polar bears in season.  Charters are popular with the serious photographer.  Go kayaking accompanied by a zodiac for added safety.  One and two passenger kayaks available.
All tours and charters, including the use of hydrophones are weather dependent.  We have a high success rate in viewing these friendly whales, however no wildlife viewing can be guaranteed.
It may be summer but dress warmly (coat, sweater, hat and gloves.)
Contact Information:
       Sea North Tours
       PO Box 1120, Churchill, Manitoba, R0B 0E0
       Phone:  204-675-2195
       Toll free:  1-888-348-7591
       E-Mail:  seanorth@mts.net
       Web Site: www.seanorthtours.com

    The Tundra Buggy® Adventure
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Choose the original and best! In 1979, Tundra Buggy Tours began conducting trips from Churchill, Manitoba to the frozen tundra, some thirty kilometers away. What began with historic 'Buggy #1' and an elite group of photographers and adventure seekers has grown to a world-class Adventure!

We offer the most program options and dates to see polar bears. With 25 years experience on the tundra, you can trust us to provide a truly authentic subarctic experience!

We offer programs to fit every budget

To learn more, click on this link to visit the Tundra Buggy website:
The Tundra Buggy Adventure
  
   

Wapusk Adventures & Blue Sky Expeditions

Wapusk Adventures (Dave Daley) and Blue Sky Expeditions (Gerald Azure), are two licensed outfitters/guides with extensive outdoor experience in Northern Manitoba.   They are also the recipients of the 2005 Aboriginal Tourism Awards for Travel Manitoba.
Tours can be booked by calling:
Wapusk General Store
(204) 675-2887
Half day tours leave daily at 9:00 am and 1:00 pm from the Wapusk General Store.  Reservations in advance are strongly recommended.
Dog teams have historically played a prominent role in all Northern Manitoba aboriginal cultures as one of the main modes of transportation. Dave Daley and Gerald Azure were raised in communities which relied on dog teams as a form of transportation, and as adults, they ran small dog teams for recreational purposes.  They are also the organizers of the most challenging dog sled race between Churchill and Nunavut – the Annual Hudson Bay Quest (hudsonbayquest.ca).  Their love for their dogs, commitment to responsible dog care and retention of dog sledding as an important part of their cultural heritage takes tourists on a step back in time as they capture the Northern Spirit via dog team. Tourists visiting Churchill to view polar bears have often commented that their dog sledding adventure was an unexpected highlight of their trip.



    Polar Bear Jail
  Nikki Clace, Churchill       Contact Manitoba Conservation directly for information on the polar bear jail. Manitoba Conservation PO Box 760 Churchill, MB Phone: (204) 675-8897
  
   

SPECIALTY TOURS

Churchill Northern Studies Centre
Founded in 1976, the Churchill Northern Studies Centre is an independent, non-profit research and education facility located 23 km east of the town of Churchill, Manitoba. We provide accommodations, meals, equipment rentals, and logistical support to scientific researchers working on a diverse range of topics of interest to northern science. In addition to research, the Centre facilitates a wide range of educational programming ranging from general interest courses for the visiting public to university credit courses for students.
The Centre is ideally situated along the Hudson Bay seacoast at the meeting of three major biomes: marine, northern boreal forest, and tundra. To the east lies Wapusk National Park which protects the inland denning area of the polar bear. Farther to the southeast lies the Hudson Bay Lowland, the largest peatland in North America. Because of this complex of biomes, one can see a tremendous diversity of plants, birds, mammals and human cultures.

Dymond Lake Hunting Lodge
Dymond Lake Hunting Lodge is located 15 miles west of Churchill.
Commercial airline services from all major U.S. and Canadian cities connect at the Winnipeg International Airport. From Winnipeg, Canadian Air & Calm Air service Thompson and Churchill. Round trip float plane service from Churchill to Dymond Lake Lodge is included in each package.
By auto, guests can travel to Winnipeg from all major U.S. midwest and Candian cities then north on paved highway to Thompson. An overnight train ride is available to Churchill.
Churchill also has excellent facilities for private and corporate aircraft.
For reservations and information please call or write to:
Webber's Lodges
North Knife Lake Lodge & Dymond Lake Lodge
116 Rainbow Crescent, Thompson, Manitoba, R8N 1B2
Phone: 204-778-8885
U.S. Toll-Free: 1-800-665-0476
E-mail: helen@webberslodges.com
Web Site: www.webberslodges.com

    Eskimo Museum
        The Eskimo Museum is centrally located in the town of Churchill and is an easy walking distance from any of Churchill's motels. It is a museum of Inuit and Arctic artifacts including a large collection of Inuit carvings. Plan on spending at least an hour or two in the museum.

The Eskimo Museum is dedicated to advancing knowledge, understanding, and appreciation of Northern culture and history with an emphasis on the Canadian Inuit. The exhibits include historic and contemporary sculptures of stone, bone, and ivory, as well as archaeological and wildlife specimens.

The museum had its origins in 1944 when Roman Catholic missionaries from the order of the oblates of Mary Immaculate recognized the value of preserving "carvings" representative of the culture of the people in the North. The museum pays tribute to the living creativity of the Inuit. Their creations constitute an invitation for us to deepen our vision of humanity and to enrich our communion with the mysterious and irrestible destiny that creates peoples, cultures and civilizations.

Eskimo Museum Tel.: (204) 675-2030 Fax: (204) 675-2140

PUBLIC HOURS Summer: (June to early November) Monday 1-5 p.m. Tuesday to Saturday 9-12noon 1-5 p.m. Winter: (Mid November to May) Monday and Saturday 1-4:30 p.m. Tuesday to Friday 1-4:30 p.m. Note: We are closed on public holidays year round.
  
   

Hudson Bay Helicopters
Hudson Bay Helicopters offers Bear, Beluga Whale and area tours by helicopter.  We are operational all year round however the peak season is June to December.  We offer only helicopter tours but on the longer tours we will set the helicopter down if the client requests it.
We accept VISA, MasterCard, and Interact.  Tours range in time from 30 mins. to 1 hour.  You may book day long tour, however the fee is based on the hourly rate.  We do not offer all inclusive tours.
We are limited to the accessability we have for the handicapped but arrangements can be made easily.  Clients are requested to dress accordingly to weather conditions.  If this is not possible then they may be requested to stay on the ground.  We do not offer overnight excursions.
We try to work with other tour agencies to promote awareness about the variety in Churchill.  A client may want to customize a tour and can do, contact the company directly to discuss cost.
Meals and snacks may be provided depending on the length of the tour.  There is no guarantee that we will be able to do a tour depending on the weather conditions.  There is no cancellation fee provided the company is provided with 24 hours notice of any cancellations.
The Hudson Bay Helicopter name/business has been in use for 18 years but has been running for longer.  Our main office is located in Yellowknife, NT.  There is an office and operation out of Churchill.
All of our pilots are experienced with the area and they all have many hours of flight time.  We are a licensed outfitter.  We are able to reach otherwise inaccessible areas with the helicopter,  such as York Factory.
Contact Information:
           Hudson Bay Helicopters
           290 Kelsey Blvd.
           PO Box 337, Churchill, Manitoba, R0B 0E0
           Phone:  204-675-2576 or 1-867-873-5146
           E-Mail:  info@hudsonbayheli.com
           Web Site: www.HudsonBayHeli.com.

Kayak Churchill
We offer half and full day guided tours of the Churchill River by Kayak.
In the summer months, the river abounds with wildlife. Belugas, seals, birds, land mammals and plants come to life in the short summer season. Kayak Churchill provides tours for groups up to 5 people in June, July and August.

"The trip of a lifetime for the photographer, birder, nature lover, young and old alike"
Previous kayaking experience is not required.
For information and reservations, please stop by or phone:
Kayak Churchill
Churchill,Manitoba
Telephone: 204-675-2638
E-mail: kayakchurchill@aol.com
Web Site: http://kayakchurchill.com

North Knife Lake Lodge
Located 150 miles north of Thompson, Manitoba, North Knife Lake Lodge is the epitome of a Canadian angling adventure.
Your North Knife Lake Lodge fishing vacation includes round trip transportation from Thompson to our lodge, all accomodations, meals, and guided fishing in fully equipped aluminum boats, complete with padded swivel seats and new 25 hp motors.
Wingshooting & Big Game Hunting
We also offer unparalleled hunting from our Dymond Lake Lodge on the Hudson Bay Coast. Geese, ducks, ptarmigan, trophy caribou, moose and wolves can all be hunted in season in combination with fishing adventures. Please inquire or check our website at: www.webberslodges.com
North Knife Lake Lodge Reservation
To ensure your reservation, we require a $1000 deposit per person along with your reservation form. Reservations in writing should be mailed to:
Doug & Helen Webber
North Knife Lake Lodge
P.O Box 304, Churchill, Manitoba, R0B 0E0
Toll Free: 1-800-665-0476
For reservation information call Toll Free: 1-800-WEBBERS (932-2377)    
E-Mail: helen@webberslodges.com      
Web Site:  www.webberslodges.com/

Seal River Heritage Lodge
Every fall as the weather turns cold, this area of the Hudson Bay is home to one of the largest concentrations of Polar Bears in the entire world! See for yourself why the BBC, National Geographic, the CBC and others have come to this region to film their acclaimed documentaries.
What makes our natural history tour so unique is the exclusive wilderness setting of our five-star Polar Bear Lodge, far from the bright lights of Churchill. This remote naturalist facility offers luxury accomodations resulting in the ultimate polar bear expedition. By providing first class creature comforts, catered to small groups only, we are able to provide meaningful and photographic-worthy encounters with rare Arctic and sub-arctic wildlife.
As these stunning giants wair for the bay to freeze, our guides, most of whom are professional  photographers, will lead your intimate group to view and photograph a mother bear and her cubs or watch in awe as two 1500 pound heavyweights spar for the title championship.
Despite our five-star accomodations and comfortable beds, most guests have trouble sleeping through the night with the lure of the greatest celestial show on Earth, the Aurora Borealis, just outside the door.
There is no better way to warm up from the excitement of seeing an Arctic Fox chase a hare than with a gourmet meal from one of Helen Webber's seven different best selling cookbooks! This tour combines your stay ar our Polar Bear Lodge with a day on the world famous Tundra Buggy. With our small group size and great popularity, space ar the lodge is limited so book today!
Mike & Jeanne Reimer                                        Administration Office:
Box 1034, Churchill, Manitoba, R0B 0E0              Vanessa & Bill Ezzard
Telephone: 204-675-8875                                    20 Drewry Drive
Toll Free: 1-800-665-0476                                    Kenora, Ontario, P9N 2X8
Fax: 204-675-2386                                              1-800-ECO-SEAL
E-mail:helen@webberslodges.com                       1-807-467-8598

    Wat'chee Lodge
  Watchee Lodge_ad       Wat'chee Lodge the only chance to see very small cubs, open for only three weeks in February/March. Contact Michael or Morris Spence, Box 187, Churchill, Manitoba R0B 0E0, phone 204-675-2114, fax 204-675-2185, website Wat'chee in the Cree language means a hill covered with trees in the middle of the tundra.Like an island surrounded by tundra, Wat'chee Lodge is situated in the middle of North America's largest polar bear denning area adjacent to the new Wapusk National Park.
The Lodge is a refurbished Navy communications base which stands 300 feet on top of an old beach ridge located about 40 miles south of the town of Churchill, Manitoba.

It has a commanding view of the vast Hudson Bay lowlands that sprawl to the seashore of Hudson Bay, dotted by stands of one-sided spruce trees, tundra hummocks, small lakes and willow-lined creeks.

This is the habitat of the willow ptarmigan, Cape Churchill caribou herd, wolf, white fox and the monarch polar bear - a world-renowned destination for the adventurous naturalist and nature photographer. "A unique and exceptional wilderness experience you'll never forget!"

Wat'chee Lodge operates from March 1 to March 31 Web Site: www.watchee.com
 
   

GIFT SHOPS

Arctic Trading Company
The year 2002 is the 24th year of the Arctic Trading Company has been serving the Northern community of Churchill, Manitoba, Canada. Through out the years, Arctic Trading Company has continued to support fine native artists and artisans in Churchill, Manitoba and across Canada. You, our patrons, have made the Arctic Trading Company successful in achieving this, our main object. We wish to thank you all, and invite you to "Come and see us sometime".
We have a wide range of handmade products for you to choose from including Caribou Hair Sculpturing, Tufting, and hand made slippers just to name a few. Here at the Arctic Trading, service is so important. So, if you have any suggestions that mighy improve your shopping experience, please be sure to let us know.
Penny Rawlings - The Governess, Arctic Trading Company
Contact Information:
Penny Rawlings, Arctic Trading Company
Phone:  204-675-8804 or 1-800-665-0431
Fax: 204-675-2164
Mailing Address: Box 910, Churchill, Manitoba, R0B 0E0
E-mail: atcpenny@churchillmb.net
Web Site: http://arctictradingco.com

Great White Bear Gift Shop
Contact Information:
Great White Bear Gift Shop
PO Box 91
Churchill, MB   ROB OEO
Phone: (204) 675-2781
Fax: (204) 675-2930

Northern Images
Nothern Images ( a division of Arctic Co-operatives Ltd.), is a chain of retail shops owned and operated by Inuit and Dene art and craft producing Co-operatives in the NWT and Nunavut.
Nothern Images specializes in quality sculpture handmade from a variety of materials including stone, ivory, antler, whalebone and musk-ox horn. In addition Northern Images offers a large selection of Limited edition prints, traditional crafts and nothern apparel.
To Canada's northern residents, art and crafts represent an important expression of their unique cultural identity. Traditional skills blend with modern expression to produce works of the highest quality. Pride in craftsmanship and excellence in execution characterize the selection of fine art, craft, northern apparel, and gift items available to the discriminating buyer.
Northern Images - Churchill
P.O Box 336
174 Kelsey Blvd.
Churchill, Manitoba, R0B 0E0
Fax & Ph: 204-675-2681

The Tundra Buggy® Gift Shop
The Tundra Buggy Gift Shop
124 Kelsey Blvd
(204) 675-2121
Your first choice for polar bear, Churchill and northern themed gifts.

Wapusk General Store
Contact Information:
Wapusk Gift Shop
Owner:  Val Daley
PO Box 728
Churchill, MB     R0B 0E0
Phone: (204) 675-2887
Fax:  (204) 675-8042

TRAVEL COMPANIES

Churchill Arctic Travel
Churchill Arctic Travel
140 Kelsey Blvd
Churchill, MB    R0B 0E0
Phone:  1-204-675-2811

Our Company offers a variety of services to meet your travel needs.

Nanuk Travel & Tours
Nanuk Travel & Tours :  
Owner:  Jodi Grosbrink
Offers a variety of services and is the VIA Contract Agent

    VIA Rail Canada
        Winnipeg-Churchill train (the Hudson Bay)

(Nos. 290, 291, 294, 295, 290, 692 and 693)

For a total change of scene, head off aboard the Hudson Bay for a 1,700-kilometre journey (more than 1,000 miles!) in Northern Manitoba. Leaving Winnipeg, in the heart of the southern prairies, you travel to Churchill, a city in the vast subarctic region, on the shores of Hudson Bay.

The Hudson Bay also allows outdoor enthusiasts to get off the train anywhere they want, even where there is no scheduled stop! How? Simply by requesting a special stop! Click on the "READ MORE" link to the right to find out more.
 
   

AIR CARRIERS

Calm Air International Ltd.
Corporate Head Office
90 Thompson Drive
Thompson, MB
R8N 1Y8
Phone: 204.778.6471               mail@calmair.com
Toll Free: 888.225.6247            www.calmair.com
Fax: 204.778.954
Reservations                          Inquires
www.calmair.com                     1.888.225.6247  
1.800.839.2256

Keewatin Air
Also known in the region as Kivalliq Air.
Contact:  Direct Dial (204) 888-5619
              Toll Free: 1-877-855-1500

Click on the "READ MORE" button to the right to visit our web site.