Timiskaming District is named for Lake Timiskaming which is named for the Algonquin word “tim” meaning “deep” and “kami” meaning “open water”.
Surrounding Courthouses:
E – Quebec
S – Nipissing District and Sudbury District
W – Sudbury District
Created: 1912 
District Seat:
Haileybury 1912 – present
Courthouse – Haileybury
Location: 393 Main Street / Georgian Avenue
Built: 1922 – 1923
Style: Georgian
Architect: Francis Riley Heakes of Toronto
Contractor: Unknown
Description: The building faces south and is a two story red coloured brick and concrete structure. The building houses the Superior Court of Justice and the Ontario Court of Justice.
See: The architect, Frank Riley Heakes of Toronto, was chief architect for the Ontario Department of Public Works and he designed courthouses in Algoma District, Kenora District, Muskoka District Municipality, Rainy River District, Sudbury District, Thunder Bay District and Timiskaming District.
Note: The previous courthouse was built in 1914 and burned in 1922.
Note: The highest point in the Province of Ontario is the Ishpatina Ridge at 693 meters ( 2274 feet ) which is located in the the western part of the Lady Evelyn-Smoothwater Provincial Park on the west side of the Timiskaming District.
.
Other Branch Courthouses
Photos taken 2006 and 2016