This twin-spired stone church was built in 1926 as a memorial to the eight Jesuit martyrs of New France, who were declared saints in 1930. They were killed by the Iroquois between 1642 and 1649, the first five while they were missionaries at Sainte-M..

Visitors pass through the wooden palisade to examine examples of the long, rectangular, bark-covered frame houses in which the Huron lived communally. Animal skins, plants and herbs are hanging to dry. The medicine man's house, a sweat bath, storage ..

Located next to Sainte-Marie among the Hurons, this green space has nature trails, a boardwalk and an observation tower. Local and visitors alike use it for hiking, walking, snow-shoeing and a myriad of other outdoor activities. The centre has a snac..