Gas Stations in Fort William First Nation, ON

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  1. 698 City Road, Fort William First Nation ON P7J 1K3

    4.7 Superb 39 reviews

    “Amazing and kind people! This is my first time writing a Google review, and I really wanted to share this experience. I lost my phone at Chippewa Park, and my husband tried calling it. The person who answered told us she was from Chapman Gas Bar. A kind stranger had found my phone and brought it to the gas bar for safekeeping. We were so relieved and truly grateful for the honesty and kindness of everyone involved. Thank you so much for helping us get the phone back — your kindness really meant a lot to us. We will definitely come back and support this place.”

  2. 800 City Road, Thunder Bay ON P7J 1K4

    5 Superb 4 reviews

    “Restaurant confectionery and gas bar ALL at onceSummertime the Restaurant patio is open . GREAT PLACE TO ENJOY A ICE COLD BEER or any ALCOHOLIC Beverage outside while munching out on a Delicious meal. ?FRIDAYS ( FISH FRIDAYS) ARE TO DIE FOR!!! They have an awesome FISH dinner meal EVERY Friday! GREAT PRICING ?THIS PLACE HAS ALL YOUR ESSENTIAL NEEDS AND MORE”

  3. 800 City Rd, Fort William First Nation ON P7J 1K4

    4.4 Superb 71 reviews

    “I cant say enough praise for the people that work here, incredibly friendly, helpful and always smiling which makes my day feel just that little but better for having visited. My ONLY downside comment is I wish they would make the inside look more proffesional. Its very cluttered and the back of the room is in need of attention. I would definitely recommend this gas bar to anyone.”

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  5. 684 City Rd, Fort William First Nation ON P7J 1K3

    4.1 Good 134 reviews

    “Fast service , cheaper gas 😉 very friendly workers (gas employees). I go to full up my tank whenever I need gas ..It's the only place I gas up. 👍🏽”

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