It's amazing how quickly we adapt. Before I knew it I was thinking in kilometers, much as I adjusted to the temperature being in Celsius and the food being inedible. There aren't many tourists in Canada this time of year. Interestingly, the town of Espanola is 30 km farther. That's a long time to wait for a translation when you've gotten used to road signs which immediately give you the answer.
Canadian tourism is based around mines, sports and mines.
Every tiny town that has someone in it who's even heard of a traffic light has a mine tour, a mine museum, and of course, a mine gift shop. Sudbury has the World's Largest Nickel on display by the Big Nickel Mine. Elliot Lake has the Canadian Mining Hall of Fame. I didn't get to stop at the Bite Me Bait and Tackle Shop by Nairn Centre. And I only got to hear the word hoser once.