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Great Canadian Holidays & Coaches
On Tuesday, Feb. 20, OMCA members Larry and Lorna Hundt of Great Canadian Holidays & Coaches were presented with the Meritorious Service Medal from the Governor General, Her Excellency the Right Honourable Julie Payette, at a ceremony at the Fairmont Royal York in Toronto. The Meritorious Service Decoration was established to recognize the extraordinary people who make Canada proud. Lorna & Larry Hundt were nominated and selected for the award for their commitment to promoting Canadian unity and pride. For more details, click Read More for the official press release from Great Canadian Holiday & Coaches, or visit the press release on the Governor General's website.
CBC News
Despite Carillion Canada's promise to continue road maintenance throughout the winter season, London West MPP, Peggy Sattler, said her office phone has been ringing steadily with calls from constituents worried about the maintenance company's follow-through. "Winter road safety is a high priority, especially with all of the traffic, the mobility of people from London who have to go to Toronto on a regular basis," said Sattler.
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National Post
A tentative agreement has been reached to avert a strike by school bus drivers in central Ontario.
Unifor says the agreement covers drivers with First Student Canada in the Owen Sound-Wiarton and Port Elgin-Kincardine areas.
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By Linchi Kwok
Airbnb recently made an important move to help the company step up in the competition against hotel chains and online travel agents — the debut of two branded products. I expect Airbnb's new branding strategy will change the competition landscape in the market. As a milestone of Airbnb's 10th anniversary, the company is introducing two new brands — Airbnb Plus and Beyond by Airbnb.
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CTV News
Many drivers across the capital have been in for a bumpy ride over the last few days and the problem plaguing commuters is only going to get worse.
According to the city of Ottawa, crews have filled more than 10,000 potholes since Jan. 1, 2018. That's down from the roughly 20,000 they filled this time last year but drivers say the craters appear bigger than before.
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The Royal Canadian Mint in Ottawa offers the opportunity to bring a truly and authentic Canadian cultural experience to groups of all sizes throughout the year. Our tours are offered in both English and French and provide your group the opportunity to experience the fascinating process of coin production.
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CBC News
Bus Rapid Transit officials have revealed plans of stops and lanes ahead of public open houses.
The photos show bus rapid transit lanes, in red, running down the middle of some existing roads, and running curbside along others.
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Global News
The wait is over.
The final piece of the funding puzzle is now in place — $60 million, from the federal government for the third bridge crossing.
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Birchtown, the largest free Black settlement in the 1780’s, where people voted with their feet for freedom. Come experience the Black Loyalist Heritage Centre. Contact our organization any time of the year to arrange for a site tour.
For more information visit: www.blackloyalist.com
or call 1-877-354-0772.
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Canada's largest museum of art, culture, and nature takes you on an epic journey from 4.5 billion years ago to today.
Over 30,000 spectacular objects. One immersive experience you'll never forget.
Guided tours, dining, and more. Book your group today!
groupsales@rom.on.ca
416.586.5801x2
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Canada Newswire
Tourisme Montréal and the Mexico Tourism Board have just signed a memorandum of understanding. This occurred while several representatives from Montréal's business sector were on a trade mission to Mexico City.
"Tourism is a major driver of economic and social development for both Quebec and Mexico. Today, we are confirming our desire to increase bilateral trade and support growth in the tourism industry, for which the outlook is very promising. This agreement is very good news for both organizations!" said Yves Lalumière, President and CEO of Tourisme Montréal.
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Elliot Lake Today
Elliot Lake's economic development coordinator Ashten Vlahovich got the support needed to apply for a provincial grant to improve public transit in the city and offer residents access to cross-province Ontario Northland bus service with stops in Spragge.
The total cost for the project is estimated at $2.1 million over five years.
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By Bambi Majumdar
The hotel industry is witnessing a rapid transformation. Many attribute these changes to the advent of online bookings and Airbnb. While they have been influencing factors, the key reason is the guest. The guest profile has changed over the years. The clear demarcations that existed between high-end luxury hospitality offerings and affordable lodgings have blurred in the process. Guests want luxury and comfort without paying the high price.
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CBC News
Discussions between Mosaïculture Internationales de Montréal and Canadian Heritage have not borne fruit, as Radio-Canada has learned the federal department will not fund a return of the horticulture exhibit in 2018.
A spokesperson for Hull-Aylmer MP Greg Fergus confirmed the news, but said the MP is exploring other funding options, such as petitioning other federal departments like Canada Economic Development for Québec Regions.
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