Abitibi Crane Abitibi Consolidated Inc. Number 8

Pulp and Paper Path Tour 705-232-4656

A unique tour of the Abitibi Consolidated Pulp and Paper Mill. Learn the techniques of how paper is made from logs to the finished product of newsprint.

You will also learn how Abitibi Consolidated Inc. treats some 30 million litres of contaminated water each day with its new $135 million facility, and how thermo-mechanical pulp wood chips are refined.

Tour operates
July and August
Monday through Friday
10:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m.
*Special arrangements can be made for evening tours.

Adults $10.00
Seniors and Students $8.00
Children 8 -12 years - FREE

Sorry, but the tour is restricted to children 8 years and over. Children under 8 years old cannot be admitted to the tour.

Please note that due to safety regulations, no open toed shoes will be allowed.

All tours subject to change or cancellation without notice

Reservations and information can be obtained all year round at the Chamber of Commerce office
(705) 232-4656
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Combination Tour 705-232-4656

Experience the full treatment at a reduced price!

The combination tour consists of the Pulp & Paper Path Tour, Cogeneration Plant and the Iroquois Falls Pioneer Museum.

Tour operates July and August

Cost is $15.00 per person

Note: Due to safety concerns, only children 12 years and older are permitted for the Cogeneration Plant Tour.

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Iroquois Falls Power Corp.
(Co-Generation Plant) 705-232-4656

The Cogeneration Plant generates power by burning clean natural gas in the gas turbines. The gas turbines coupled to generators make 80MW of electricity and the energy is put on the Hydro One grid. The heat generated from the gas turbines is recovered using the heat Recovery system Generators (HRSG). The heat is used in the boilers to make high pressure steam. The high pressure steam is sent to the steam turbine and the energy (20MW) is put on the Hydro One grid. The intermediate pressure steam is sent to Abitibi Consolidated Inc. This describes the process of generating power. Come and see this process in action - join our tour!

Children under 12 years not permitted. 
No open toed shoes or sandals allowed.
Reservations required one day in advance.
Group/Family discounts available.

Admission $5.00

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Pioneer Museum Tours 705-258-3730

Experience days gone by with the Iroquois Falls Pioneer Museum.

An excellent historical resource for children and visitors alike.

The museum operates on a seasonal basis from May 1st - August 31st.

Pre-arranged Tours available throughout the year!

In the Off-Season, Please Call Alexa Wollan to book a tour
705-258-3409 or Email


The student tours include making a special craft to take home, lunch and guided tour of the facility.

Cost per student is $5.00. Bookings must be made in advance. Contact Alexa Wollan.


EVERY THURSDAY IS KID'S DAY AT THE MUSEUM!

Itinerary information will be posted.

Cost is $7.00 per child


DAILY ADMISSION RATE

Adults $2.00
Students & Seniors $1.00

*Note:
Yearly memberships are available which allows access as well as discounts to museum events!

Personal Membership: $5.00 per year

Corporate Membership: $25.00 per year

Family Membership: $10.00 per year

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The Ultimate Educational Experience 705-232-4656

(A school tour only)

"The Ultimate Educational Experience" tour offers a visit to

Educational tours run from October through May

For school groups of students 12 years old and over.
Cost per child includes lunch and is $20.00 per person.

Agenda:
10:00 a.m.  Tour of Abitibi Consolidated Inc.
12:00 noon  Lunch (Included)
1:30 p.m.   Cogeneration Plant
2:30 p.m.   Pioneer Museum
3:30 p.m.   Departure

Please note:
Visitors under 12 are not permitted on the Cogeneration Plant tour.
Tours open to schools only
Flexible tour programs can be accommodated.

Reservations are required!  We invite you to visit or contact the Chamber of Commerce to discuss any special tour needs or wishes.

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