Custom Stickers & Labels — Kirkland Lake, Ontario

Kirkland Lake is the Golden Mile of Canada — the Timiskaming District community that produced more gold per square kilometre than any other location in the world during the 1930-1960 gold rush — the Kirkland Lake community where the Golden Mile (a 3.2 km stretch of the main street that once sat atop the world's most productive gold mining corridor — the Main Reef formation that ran directly beneath Highway 66, yielding 35 million ounces of gold from seven mines operating in a straight line beneath the town) and the Museum of Northern History at Sir Harry Oakes Chateau (the magnificent chateau built by gold baron Sir Harry Oakes, now one of Northern Ontario's finest heritage museums, preserving the complete story of the Golden Mile and the colourful lives of the mining barons) define a community whose geological fortune was literally beneath their feet.