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J Henry Tweed Conservation Area

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Nature & Wildlife Areas, Biking Trails This conservation area spans 16 acres and is full of greenery, trails and clean country air. The land was donated in 1980 to provide a public recreational area for future generations. The park links to the Russell Township New Central Fitness Trail, a converted railway perfect for cycling and […]

Keith M. Boyd Museum

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This museum was founded and created by the late Keith M. Boyd and is now operated by the Russell Historical Society. The museum contains many photographs and artifacts dating back to the early 1800s. The Museum occupies two buildings, a former church built in 1856 and a former fire hall constructed around 1971. If you’re […]

RiverOak Ice Skating Trail

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Looking to get out of the house in the winter months? This adorable forest trail skating rink is just the place to be. Many different ice-skating trails wind through the forest, so be sure to see it all. Trail lights allow for night skating once you’re done or want to take a break, cozy up […]

W.E Burton Conservation Area

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The W.E Burton Conservation Area takes you on trails along the Caster River and gives a lovely view of the Russell Dam. There are three kilometres of trails to explore on foot with or without your dog. The possibilities are endless in this conservation area – you can geocache, bird watch, hike or even snowshoe and […]

Big Bite Bistro

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This family-run restaurant in the heart of Russell provides food for all occasions. Open from breakfast to supper; you can get an amazing variety of freshly made food, from crepes to shawarma. Photo: FB – Big Bite Bistro

Quilters Barn and Gifts

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After working for 32 years as a nurse, Beth decided to retire and take up her sewing hobby as more of a business. Starting with dolls and teddy bears, Beth eventually got hooked on making beautiful quilts and decided to run with her! Alongside her are her two daughters. Together these three incredible ladies hope […]

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