Fort Frances, Ontario

Riley Pollard

I run a small handful of local businesses out of Fort Frances — a canteen at the Memorial Sports Centre, short-term stays, and tech services for other local businesses. All of it stays close to home.

I also serve as a Director on the Fort Frances Lakers Board and the Rainy River Future Development Board.

Riley Pollard

Recognition

Two awards that mean more to me than most line items.

Youth Entrepreneur Award

For building these businesses from the ground up, locally.

Customer Service Award

For how the Canteen, Pine & Stone, and Rainy Lake Tech treat people.

What I run

One home base, three businesses.

Rainy Lake Trading Co. is the umbrella — not a storefront on its own, just where it all comes from. These are the three that operate day to day.

Now open

The Penalty Box Canteen

Food, at the rink

Back to full operation, based out of the Memorial Sports Centre — on site for games, tournaments, and events, not just pop-ups anymore.

Memorial Sports Centre View the menu →

Pine & Stone Stays

Short-term rentals

Feels like home when you're away. Simple booking, easy check-in.

Booking spring & summer Book a stay →

Rainy Lake Tech

Web & tech services

Web design, hosting, and digital services for small businesses in Northwestern Ontario.

Taking new clients Visit site →

In the community

Rooted here, beyond business.

Director

Fort Frances Lakers Board

Director

Rainy River Future Development Board

Open table

Let's build the next thing locals actually use.

Carefully, locally, and with room for new ideas. If you're interested in partnering, collaborating, or building something together, I'm open to a conversation.

hello@rainylaketrading.co