English: As seen in July 2015, this view looks northward from Highway 17 through the property of the Red Dog Inn motor hotel toward Simcoe Plaza, the strip mall that comprises the de facto central business district of the town of Terrace Bay, Ontario, Canada. Named for the topography at the shoreline of nearby Lake Superior, an artifact of glaciation during the last Ice Age, this remote community of about 1,500 citizens shares many commonalities with neighboring ones in this region of Northern Ontario: it's quite young (settled in the mid-1940s), was once a company town gathered around a large paper mill (the former Longlac Pulp & Papaer Company is indeed still in operation as a subsidiary of Kimberly-Clark), and has an economy that's diversified considerably in the years since the opening of the Trans-Canada Highway, especially in the direction of tourism.