Custom Stickers & Labels — South Porcupine, Ontario

South Porcupine is the epicentre of the 1909 Porcupine Gold Rush — the geological event that launched the greatest gold camp in Canadian history — the Cochrane District community on Porcupine Lake where the Porcupine Gold Rush (the May 1909 gold discovery on Porcupine Lake that triggered a stampede of 7,000 miners in one season, establishing the camp that would produce over 67 million ounces of gold over the next century — more total gold than any other district in Canadian history) and the Porcupine Lake Heritage Townsite (the original 1909 tent city at Porcupine Lake, destroyed by the Great Porcupine Fire of July 11, 1911 — the fire that killed 73 miners in a single day and remains the deadliest wildfire event in Ontario history) define the geological heart of the Porcupine gold camp.