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OMCA
We are beginning production on the Membership Directory and members need to update their profiles to ensure that the most accurate information is being printed in your listing. If you haven’t already, log in to My Association and review your contact information and member profile survey today. Additional listings for multiple locations of your business are available at $75 each. Please note that members with unpaid dues will be excluded from the directory.
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OMCA
If you are unsure if you have outstanding dues, please log in to My Association, click the Memberships tab, then click Pay Balance to view any outstanding invoices. As of May 31st any memberships with unpaid dues will be suspended, preventing you from being printed in the directory and registering for OMCA events. Please contact info@omca.com or 416-229-6622 ext. 0 if you have any questions.
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OMCA
Rescheduled to May 14, Stephen Speers of Conestoga College will walk participants through upcoming changes to Apprenticeship and Skilled Trades in Ontario and answer your questions. Those already registered will receive a link to join the webinar on Monday. Not registered? Register Now
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Toronto Sun
Ontario’s Progressive Conservative government has cut $17.5 million in tourism funding across the province, including eliminating money that had gone to Toronto and Ottawa.
Tourism Toronto said the government told them that their $9.5 million in provincial funding is being cut entirely. That is about a quarter of their budget of just under $40 million, executive vice-president Andrew Weir said.
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TimminsToday
With public safety in mind, the Timmins Police Service is reminding motorists of their legal obligations when approaching or coming upon any school bus with its flashing red lights activated and its STOP arm deployed.
These items are in use to allow children to safety get aboard or disembark from a school bus. All drivers have the legal obligation, to say nothing of the ethical obligation, to be observant and to comply with the pertinent sections of the Highway Traffic Act that apply to these driving situations.
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Deck Tours
Dinner Cruises
Captain's Reception
Live Entertainment
Free Parking & Shuttles
Tickets go on sale December 3, 2019
at 10:00 am
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Discover Manitoulin Island - Preserved Aboriginal traditions as well as the beauty of its wilderness.
Chi-Cheemaun’s Annual Spring Cruise Tobermory to Owen Sound May 2, 2019 – Call 1-800-265-3163
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Ottawa Tourism
Parliament Center Block in Ottawa is under construction for the next 8-12 years, and the House of Commons (and their tours) have been moved to our West Block, and our Senate (and their tours) have been moved to the old government conference Center, also the original train station in Ottawa (and their tours are done there also). These are both beautiful buildings and wonderful tours. They have developed a new booking system for the public and for groups and Tour Operators (a specific login for Tour Operators to book for their clients), and the overall capacity for Tours for the year have gone up! However, the buildings only have tours on days when either the House or the Senate, respectively, are not sitting, and for the Month of May and June, the number of days that they are sitting is the highest — and that has traditionally been when our Students groups from Ontario and Quebec travel to Ottawa the most. Ottawa Tourism and a couple of its members have put together a new program to assist our Student Tour Operators to offer to their school trips for this year.
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London Free Press
Southwestern Ontario could become a test zone for faster highways, as the Tory government considers raising speed limits for the first time since they were cut during the energy crisis a generation ago.
But some fear such a change — to be tested in four regions of the province — could echo an ill-fated British Columbia move that, according to B.C.’s transportation minister, sparked an “alarming” increase in serious crashes.
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CNN
The Statue of Liberty is the latest tourist attraction to take measures to prevent overcrowding.
The statue, which sits on New York City's Liberty Island, is one of New York's most visited attractions.
To prevent overcrowding, commercial private tours of the Statue will be banned.
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Suite 800, Thornhill, Ontario L3T 7X8
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