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ThursoA caterer based in Thurso since 2000, with refrigerated trucks that cover the Petite-Nation and Gatineau.
Heritage · Thurso
Along the old Thurso & Nation Valley Railway bed, a Singer subsidiary: panels and archive photos on a century of history (1925–2025), plus eight public artworks along the way.
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A caterer based in Thurso since 2000, with refrigerated trucks that cover the Petite-Nation and Gatineau.
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Thurso's high school on rue Galipeau, next to the arena.
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The first covered arena in the Outaouais, built in 1948, where Guy Lafleur learned to skate. Free public skating, minor hockey and figure skating.
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Thurso's all-day spot on rue Galipeau: breakfast, lunch and supper, and the pub menu delivers.
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Thurso's pharmacy, in the same building as the medical clinic. The chain's site lists it as closed on weekends, worth double-checking.
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Thurso's medical clinic, run as a health co-op, right beside the pharmacy.
Festival
Thurso's winter carnival, put on by the local Knights of Columbus. The lineup goes up on the event's Facebook page a few weeks ahead.
Community
Dinner and a comedy show raising money for the Thurso Optimist Club. A fixture on the local calendar.
Outdoors
Thurso's Knights of Columbus run two fishing days a year, one on the ice and one on the river in summer.